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Motorists face more misery on the roads to Dover as queues continue amid disruption expected to last until Monday.
Some people were forced to spend the night in their cars after getting stuck in jams leading to the port.
UK Border Force officials have been drafted in to work with French border police after the Government admitted motorists had suffered "extraordinary disruption".
On Sunday morning Kent Police said people could expect delays of 10 hours on the A20, with around 12 miles of queuing traffic back to junction 11 of the M20.
Queues have eased slightly, authorities at the port said, but are likely to continue as more people set out to try and make the crossing to France.
Kent Police said the disruption is down to a "vast volume of holiday traffic" coupled with delays caused by heightened security at the border in the wake of terror attacks.
Increased checks were put in place by French authorities at the port in light of recent terror attacks, but questions have been raised about staffing levels to deal with the huge number of people travelling at this time.
After complaints that just one French officer was available to check in coaches on Friday night into Saturday, port authorities said six booths - four for cars, one for coaches and one for freight traffic - were manned overnight into Sunday.
The Home Office said UK Border Force officials are in place to help but added they cannot say how many as they do not go into "operational details".
The Government said Kent police will also be "proactively managing" traffic to get drivers through more quickly.
A Government spokeswoman said: "We recognise the security pressures that French law enforcement organisations are under at Dover and we have agreed the UK Border Force will assist the PAF (French border police) with border checks to remove the backlog.
"We understand that there has been extraordinary disruption in the Dover area today but safety is paramount.
"Measures are also being taken on the approach to the port where Kent Police will be proactively managing traffic to speed up the process."
People travelling, many heading off for a summer break, spent up to 15 hours at a standstill in queued traffic while water supplies were dropped along the jam by police helicopter on Saturday.
A Sikh humanitarian relief organisation also pitched in with the effort, delivering nearly 6,000 bottles of water along with snacks to the stranded motorists.
Conservative MP for Dover Charlie Elphicke, who was stuck in traffic for around two hours on Friday evening, said there had been a lack of forward planning which led to "poor transport management" and urged the Government to apologise for the "traffic nightmare".
Shadow home secretary Andy Burnham accused the Government of being "caught ill-prepared once again", warning the Prime Minister should have expected heightened security checks in France.
Among those affected by the disruption was multiple sclerosis sufferer Tanya Cudworth whose journey to Dover from Tunbridge Wells took 20 hours.
The 50-year-old, who was travelling to a Frankfurt clinic to undergo stem cell treatment for her condition after raising £5,000 for the trip, described the experience as "absolutely horrendous".
P&O Ferries said passengers will be booked on the first available sailing when they arrive at check-in.
Eurotunnel said there is a waiting time of around an hour to check in at the Folkestone terminal and a further 30 minutes on the terminal.
Those setting off on journeys on Sunday have been advised to bring food and water supplies.
Asked when the situation is likely to improve, a spokeswoman for the Highways Agency said: "Based on historic traffic patterns from previous years, we expect demand to subside from mid-afternoon on Sunday.
"However, that does not take into account the effects of the extra security checks at the port, so is only an indication.
"We also expect that next weekend will be busy, but not as busy as this weekend."
Earlier, one Yorkshire traveller, Emily Knaggs, 30, from Rothwell, Leeds, told The Yorkshire Post she and her friend Amy Roberts had taken an hour to travel a mile on the approach to Dover.
She said: "We have spent three hours on the motorway and we are still four-and-a-half miles from Dover.
"We came down on Friday night and stayed in Canterbury overnight and set off at 7.30am on Saturday. We have spent the last three hours looking at the back of a lorry. It's so frustrating.
"We are going to the Champagne region of France for a holiday. We will get there eventually but it is taking for ever."
Traffic showed signs of easing as day broke on Sunday, but the Port of Dover warned of waiting times of nearly three hours from Roundhill Tunnels at Folkestone, around eight miles.
Once in the port motorists faced a further 90 minutes to reach the French border checks.
Meanwhile, a multiple sclerosis sufferer travelling to Germany for potentially life-changing treatment saw her dash to Dover turn into a 20-hour ordeal.
Tanya Cudworth, 50, was travelling to a Frankfurt clinic to undergo stem cell treatment for her condition after raising £5,000 for the trip.
Along with her partner, Steve Deene, 53, she set off from Tunbridge Wells at 8.30am on Saturday after waking to news of increasing delays at Dover.
The couple, from Derby, did not make it onto a ferry until 4.20am on Sunday.
Ms Cudworth described the experience as "absolutely horrendous".
She said: "I'm taking the trip to get this treatment that I hope will keep me from having to go in a wheelchair. It's not available on the NHS and we've done some fundraising. It's a good job I didn't have to be at the hospital sooner - 19 hours in the car has obviously aggravated my symptoms."
Because of her condition Ms Cudworth, who works for Marston's brewery, had to travel by road. She hoped to nip to Dover, take a short sail across the Channel and complete the final six-hour drive to Frankfurt on Saturday ahead of her Monday appointment.
However chances of them making the 10.30am ferry soon vanished as they found themselves stranded in a virtual carpark on the A20.
She said: "During the day it was so hot and there was nowhere near enough water and at night it was pitch black so you didn't know what was going on around you. You couldn't sleep because you had to keep moving forward.
"We didn't get any water until 3am and I saw women with babies, young families and people with pets with no water. It's shocking that more wasn't done to get it to people, the authorities weren't anywhere to be seen.
"My partner has been a lorry driver since he got his licence and he has never seen anything like it here or abroad."
As the situation became desperate the couple decided to turn off the A20 and head for a hotel, but found everywhere was fully booked.
In the end they decided to grit their teeth and carry on crawling towards the port.
The Government said the "extraordinary" delays were down to a combination of high volumes of holiday traffic and extra security checks by French officials.
However Ms Cudworth suspected the official line may be hiding a different reason for the travel chaos.
"I don't know whether the French are just annoyed with us because of Brexit or we are blaming the French for the delays.
"There's a chance I will have to come back to Frankfurt for the treatment. If I do I will just have to fly."


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Rhett Dashwood's project, Google Maps Typography. Reminds me a lot of like Eric Tabuchi's truck letters which I think is pretty damn cool, too.
Monday, June 15, 2009
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Hello Skateboards
Hello is a collaboration between California based skateboarder Buddy Carr and New York based graphic designer Antonio Carusone. Pretty cool.
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Labor Day for hundreds of thousands of union workers will be Solidarity Day III in Washington and 150 cities across the United States - a day of parades, picnics, and political attacks on the Reagan administration.
Unions who participated in the Aug. 28 mass march in Washington are set for new rallies against Reaganomics. Says William W. Winpisinger, president of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Engineers, ''We do not believe President Reagan's fables that the nation is enjoying 'economic recovery' and that everybody is better off.''
This year, AFL-CIO's Executive Council decided that - for more political effectiveness - Solidarity Day rallies should be spread out across the country with each of 35 council members speaking at rallies in his or her hometown or union area.
For Mr. Winpisinger, this will mean three appearances - in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in early morning; then in Des Moines, Iowa; and finally in Alameda County, Calif. The personal appearances of council members and Lane Kirkland and Thomas R. Donahue, the president and the secretary-treasurer of AFL-CIO, are planned as a strategic support for big decisions looming for the federation in early October.
AFL-CIO's Executive Council wants a preprimary endorsement of a candidate for the Democratic nomination for presidency, a step that it considers ''in the best interests of America's working men and women'' and one necessary to ''ensure the solidarity that is essential for the labor movement'' if it is to have an effective voice in the political process.
The federation's general board of union presidents will meet on Oct. 1 to ratify or reject the plan to endorse a single candidate before state primaries. If the still controversial plan is approved, the biennial convention in Hollywood, Fla., opening Oct. 3, will take the final steps. Generally, the earlier approval of a single candidate is considered likely to help the candidacy of Walter F. Mondale and to undermine growing labor support for Sen. John Glenn of Ohio.
Labor's Solidarity Day I was a massive rally in the Washington Mall two years ago. Solidarity Day II, in the fall of 1982, was designated as ''a march to the polls.''


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Hi bees..
I have what seems to be pneumonia. I had walking pneumonia a few years ago and this feels like that but worse. I have recently started a new job so my health insurance hasn't kicked in yet so I'd have to pay out of pocket, which I can't afford. Any home remedies out there?


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- 4 cups old-fashioned oats
- 3 cups quick oats
- 1 cup pecans (whole or slightly cut)
- 1 cup walnuts (slightly cut)
- 1 cup almonds (whole, unroasted/unsalted with skins on, slightly cut)
- 1-2 T. butter
- 1 cup toasted wheat germ
- 1/2 cup nonfat dry milk
- 1/2 cup nutritional yeast
- 1/2 cup soy protein powder (Ellwood Thompson's Natural Vanilla flavor is preferred)
- 1 cup honey (dark or clover honey is preferred)
- 1 cup oil (sunflower or canola)
- 1 t. vanilla extract
- salt to taste
On a 15″ jelly roll pan (or two regular slightly deep cookie sheets), spread out and mix the oats. Toast them until light golden in a 400-degree oven, stirring every couple of minutes to prevent burning at the edges. This usually takes about 10 minutes.
On a separate cookie sheet, spread out and mix the nuts. Dot the nuts with butter to your taste. Toast them until they smell good in the 400-degree oven, stirring to mix in the butter as it melts. This usually takes about 5 minutes. Remove the nuts from the oven and VERY lightly salt them to your taste.
In a very large bowl, add the toasted oat mixture. Then stir in the wheat germ, followed by the dry milk, yeast and protein powder.
Next, stir in the toasted nuts.
In a small bowl, whisk together the honey and the oil, then stir in the vanilla.
Drizzle the liquid mixture over the oat mix and blend thoroughly. It will be sticky, but not too wet.
Turn out the entire mixture onto the 15″ jelly roll pan and press evenly to the edges. The entire pan will be full to the brim.
Return the pan to the 400-degree oven and bake for 5-6 minutes. Watch it carefully because it burns very easily.
Remove from oven, and let cool THOROUGHLY in the pan. This is key.
Remove from pan with spatula and store in air-tight container.
Keep what you will eat within a week at room temperature. Store the reminder in the freezer until needed.


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Arts in Education Aid Council (AEAC) is a nonprofit organization that supports arts education programs in San Fernando Valley public schools.
A well rounded education is not complete without the arts. An arts education is the right of every child and no child should be denied access to the arts based on how much their parents are worth or where they live.
A multicultural curriculum exposes children in the Valley to the cultures of their peers. Being able to express oneself through the arts gives kids a healthy way to manage stress and crisis. A school environment that features the arts keeps kids interested in school, giving them a reprieve from monotony, stress and constant testing that has taken over our education system. Labels such as "successful students" (academic achievers and great test takers) or "unsuccessful students" (non-academic, marginalized, impoverished, learning disabled or those who have been misdiagnosed as learning disabled) lose stigma when kids aren't judged exclusively on how well they conform. The one size fits all education model has failed.
The days of justifying the importance and relevance of the arts by how much they impact test scores are over. We believe in art for art's sake.


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Congress has taken a first step toward approving a proposal to help millions of the world's children who are trapped in child labor. But the path ahead is long. The House of Representatives has approved a new foreign aid authorization bill, which will require the State Department to assess annually ``the status of internationally recognized child labor rights'' in other nations.
The department will be required to include this assessment in its yearly reports on the human rights practices of individual countries.
Rep. George Miller (D) of California calls House passage ``the critical first step'' toward ending ``brutal exploitation'' of children.
The aim is eventually to forbid Americans to import goods made in developing nations by children in such squalid and underpaid conditions as to almost constitute slave labor. Among the products involved are rugs, textiles, and even laboratory beakers. As the sponsor of this measure, Mr. Miller says that approval builds ``a framework for taking action to stop'' the importation of such goods.
The worldwide plight of these children and the difficulties involved in improving their situation were detailed earlier this year in a Monitor series. The series noted that between 58 million and 200 million children around the world work for wages.
In about a month Sen. Tom Harkin (D) of Iowa is expected to introduce a similar measure as a separate bill, which would define precisely what ages of children would be covered.
The overall foreign aid measure is in deep trouble in the Senate, however. It is likely that in order to become law, the child labor provision may have to be enacted again by the House as part of a different measure.


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Teachem allows anyone to create a class from YouTube videos by adding time stamped flashcards and review questions. You can even create your own school on Teachem.
It's simple and it's free.
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Broadcast your coding experience
Live streaming is catching up with the internet. Internet giants such as Facebook, Periscope, Twitter are utilizing live streaming to build their product and also enable people to interact freely. EdTech companies such as LiveEdu.tv is also enabling learners to use livestreaming to expand their skills and career prospects. The most beautiful aspect of the livestreaming is that a beginner can go online and start a journey on his own.
As a beginner, you need proper guidance and feedback. Most of this is not readily available online. By broadcasting your learning, you are exposing yourself to guidance and feedback from fellow learners and experts. The livestreams are also recorded, and you can always play to see what you did wrong, and how you have approached it differently. Learning from your own mistakes can make you learn faster and be more confident in the learning process.
Solve Algorithms
Computers are all about algorithms. Everything a computer performs is defined in a number of steps. By learning to solve Algorithms, you are exposing yourself to how computers work. Learning to solve algorithms helps you improve your analytical and problem-solving skills.
But, you may argue whether a beginner who is pursuing web development needs to learn algorithms in the first place. Even though the algorithms will never be used in actual projects, they leave a lasting impression on your thinking abilities, making you an overall better programmer.
You can try out platforms such as TechGig, HackerRank, TopCoder, etc.
End-to-End projects
Want to learn better and succeed at the same time? Do End-to-End projects. They can give you a clear perspective of what you can expect in a real job. Most of the time you will be converting business or program logic to code. However, doing end-to-end projects can help you get a better grip on the whole project and take decisions accordingly.
Watching others code can also help you learn faster. It is a fact in computer science programming that if you want to get good in programming, you need to read a lot of code. The same is applicable for writers who want to become professionals in their field. The more you read or watch, the better you become -- it doesn't matter if you are learning to code or learning to write.
Check out Ryhnoboy2009 who is working on a "Creating a Food Android Application" using Node.js
Teach Others
Learning is closely associated with teaching. The Protégé Effect enables you to dive deep into the material and ask questions which you would never do alone. The same pattern is also seen in siblings, where the first born tends to have higher IQ compared to their later-born sisters and brothers.
So, if you are learning to code, it is a very great idea to guide someone and share information. You can also share your knowledge and improve it at the same time. If you are having a hard time finding someone that you can teach, you can livestream some key lessons online using either YouTube or LiveEdu.tv. This will help you get some followers and get started.
Reach out for help
Getting stuck is the part of learning. You are bound to get stuck when learning to code. There are a lot of things you will get confused and feel stuck. The best way to approach is to ask for help. Use forums such as StackOverflow to get quick answers. You can also join other forums for help.
A mentor can also help you gain knowledge faster. So, if you can get one locally or online, you can speed up your learning and make it more impactful.
Learning to code in 2017 is a lot different compared to a decade ago. The advent of livestreaming platform, easy availability to information and practice platforms give you all the tools required to become an excellent programmer. All you need to do is practice hard and be disciplined.
Do you agree with the innovative ways to learn to code in 2017? If so, comment below and let us know how you approach learning to code. We are listening!


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Issaquah Turkey Trot 2016
Add me to the waiting list
Please fill in the form below and we will get back to you as soon as there is a spot which frees up.
Thank you, Jonathan Easton
We have added you to our waiting list and you will be contacted as soon as a ticket becomes available.
The Issaquah Turkey Trot is a fun & casual 5K (3.125 miles) on Thanksgiving morning. There are no prizes, bibs, time chips, or numbers. The purpose is to come together as a community during the Thanksgiving holiday and help those in need. All proceeds to the event go to the Issaquah Food and Clothing Bank.
Visit IssaquahTurkeyTrot.org for more information.
Cost: Participants 11 and older is $25 (includes dri-fit t-shirt)
Participants 10 and younger is $10 (includes cotton t-shirt, gobble wobble punch card & prize at the finish line).
*You only need to register Infants & Toddlers if they want a t-shirt/prize
Registration Deadline to Guarantee A T-shirt is:
Sunday, November 6th
You may Register after the T-shirt deadline, but we cannot guarantee a t-shirt. We will order extra t-shirts. If you are able to choose your t-shirt size when you sign up that means it is available.
Wednesday, November 23rd -
11:00am-8:00pm - T-shirt Pick Up at the Sammamish YMCA
3:00pm-7:00pm - T-shirt Pick Up at the Issaquah Food Bank
Thursday, November 24th
7:30am - T-shirt Pick Up & Day of Registration Open
9:00am - Race Begins
9:30am - Starting Line Closes
Where: Start/Finish is at the City of Issaquah NW Building located on 12th Ave behind Lowe's in Issaquah. Visit the Route page for more Details.
Join the Issaquah Turkey Trot Mailing List
Keep up to date on news, information and upcoming events
Become a fan of Issaquah Turkey Trot on Facebook
"Issaquah Turkey Trot" is a registered 501(c)(3) organization. All profits earned from this event will go towards the Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank.


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Nancy Marie Ricketts 10/28/2012 10:56:16 PMWow! Love the Patterns and the gorgeous Fern-center stage! Congratulations on your Finalist award, and good luck in the next round! #1495059
The Judges at BetterPhoto.com 10/29/2012 4:40:29 PMBeautiful #10392781
Rona L. Schwarz 10/30/2012 3:19:44 PMWOW! What a marvelous composition, Paul! And what a wonderful month you have had - Two Gold Winners!! The design and detail on this is superb - HUGE CONGRATULATIONS! #10395477
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Christine Czernin 10/31/2012 11:54:31 AMWonderful POV to catch this beautiful staircase. The green of the fern is the icing on the cake.
JudyAnn Rector 11/1/2012 11:34:11 AMFantastic comp, Paul...
Merna L. Nobile 11/2/2012 3:48:55 PMReceiving an award from Better Photo is just like unwrapping a gift, the thrill is always the same! It is also exciting to be able to send my personal congratulations to each and every one of you and I look forward to seeing the gold though out the galleries. Merna #10401282
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I have always suffered from dark circles around my eyes. It's hereditary. Full Stop. I have tried every lotion and potion under the sun, cucumber on eyes, you name I probably have done it. One magical cure cost no less than £95 once (I kid you not). I am a little (well a lot) older now and certainly a heck of a lot wiser to not fall for these overpromising marketing headlines and succumb to cleverly retailed products. I now accept, that the skin is thin and delicate around the eye and the circles are no more than blood vessels that are visible through translucent skin. No sleeping marathon, cucumbers or… Read more »


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Ph.D. admission in Daegu University, March 2017
Posted by: Lab of Genetic Engineering, Daegu University
Posted date: 2016-Oct-11
Location: Korea, Republic of/South Korea
Department: Biotechnology
Course Type: Full Time
Application Deadline: 2016-Oct-23
Applications are invited for the Ph.D. position in the Lab of Genetic Engineering, Department of Biotechnology, Daegu University, South Korea. We are seeking a highly-motivated candidate committed to research in natural products. The candidate will be involved in multidisciplinary, collaborative projects investigating and characterizing natural products and their biological activities focusing on anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer activities at molecular levels.
Ideally, the candidate should be self-motivated, have a Master's degree awarded on or not before 2016 in biotechnology or Life Science with minimum 60 % marks (CGPA 6.5/10). Applicants should have a strong background in cellular and molecular biology. A demonstrated record of academic and scientific accomplishment evidenced by strong work ethic and intellectual commitments to the individual research project are essential. The successful candidate should possess excellent interpersonal and organizational skills and stellar communication skills with fluency in both spoken and written English.
To Apply:
Interested candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria can submit their curriculum vitae, cover letter, and names and contact information to:
Prof. Sun Chul Kang
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Fellowship: 0.8 million South Korean Won
For further insight into the work profile of the lab, kindly visit the link: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Sun_Chul


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Liverpool´s skipper is still recovering from the hairline toe fracture that kept him out for England last week and at Sunderland on Saturday.
Carragher, with a broken rib and collapsed lung which meant he spent Sunday night in hospital, is also out of the third qualifying round second leg tie at home to Toulouse, with Liverpool holding a 1-0 lead from the first match.
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Just Now, by Ted Kooser
Just now, if I look back down
the cool street of the past, I can see
streetlamps, one for each year,
lighting small circles of time
into which someone will step
if I squint, if I try hard enough —
circles smaller and smaller,
leading back to the one faint point
at the start, like a star.
So many of them are empty now,
those circles of roadside and grass.
In one, the moth of some feeling
still flutters, unspoken,
the cold darkness around it enormous.
(from Flying at Night)
The start of a new year is a good time to take stock of our lives — not so much in the framework of the typical New Year's resolutions, but in a larger sense. At the turning of a year we're more than usually aware of the simple passage of time. Are we doing what we want to do with this precious gift of life?
It's not always an easy question to answer. There are so many elements of life that are out of our control, after all: we might be stuck in a dull job that we need to keep in order to pay the bills, or we might be hanging on to a sour living situation because we can't afford to move. Maybe we're struggling with illness, grief or depression. In those cases we'd say, "No, I'm not doing what I want to do with my life, but what are my choices?"
The concept of equanimity is familiar within the practices of Buddhism, and for a long time the word brought to my mind the serene face on a statue of the Buddha. That seems to be what equanimity looks like, but it isn't usually the face that I wear, or that you wear, when we're surprised by changes we didn't want or stuck in a situation we'd like to exit. But then I learned that in Pali, the language spoken by the Buddha, "equanimity" translates more literally as "to stand in the middle of all this." I love that definition, and I hold to its wisdom each time I take stock of my life at the turning of the year.
We don't get to choose the good and the bad that will visit us in the new year we've entered, and it's unlikely that we'll greet the winds of change with balanced calm and serenity at all times. That vision of equanimity is more than we can manage. But "to stand in the middle of all this"? That's something we can do. We can ground ourselves in spiritual practices that let us breathe more deeply and see more clearly. We can commit ourselves to a community of faith we trust and love. We can open our eyes each day with the intention to heal, in some small way, one of the wounds in the world around us.
All of these things help us "stand in the middle of all this" – in the middle of the rush of our lives. They help us see it differently, greet it differently, as we recognize both our feast of losses, and the preciousness of each stone in the road, each thing that comprises our sweet lives.


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3rd July 2011, 17:23
A Chronology of Scripture
listing the events in the history of the canon and ancient versions of Scripture, and of the place of Scripture in the church and in society.
1921. Abraham arrives in Canaan.
1898. Destruction of Sodom.
1897. Birth of Isaac.
1837. Birth of Jacob and Esau.
1760. Isaac blesses Jacob. Jacob flees to Haran.
1750. Birth of Judah.
1739. Jacob wrestles with the Angel at Peniel, who gives him the name Israel.
1689. Death of Israel in Egypt.
1520. Book of Job written (?)
1491. Moses called at the burning bush. Exodus from Egypt. Law given from Mount Sinai.
1470. Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers probably written by now.
1451. Deuteronomy written. Death of Moses.
1426. Joshua written. Death of Joshua.
1165. Hannah presents the boy Samuel to Eli.
1095. Saul anointed king by Samuel.
1056. Death of Saul. David becomes king.
1017. David numbers the people of Israel. Seventy thousand die of pestilence.
1015. Death of David. Solomon becomes king. Psalms, Judges and Ruth written by now.
1004. Solomon dedicates the Temple. Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs written.
984. Solomon builds heathen shrines for his wives.
975. Death of Solomon. Rehoboam becomes king in Jerusalem and plays the tyrant.
974. Jeroboam wrests 10 tribes of the North from Rehoboam and builds rival altar in Bethel.
925. First and Second Samuel written about now.
910. Elijah preaches against king Ahab in the North.
899. Naboth robbed and murdered by Jezebel.
855. Obadiah begins to preach.
800. Joel begins to preach (?)
785. Jonah begins to preach.
760. Amos begins to preach.
750. Hosea begins to preach.
740. Isaiah begins to preach.
730. Micah begins to preach about now.
726. Hezekiah becomes king of Judah, purges the land of idols.
722. Fall of the Northern kingdom to Assyrians. The 10 tribes taken into captivity.
710. Sennacherib invades Judea.
681. Death of Isaiah.
678. Samaria colonized by Assyrians.
650. Manasseh, king of Judah, taken captive to Babylon.
641. Josiah proclaimed king at 8 years of age.
630. Zephaniah begins to preach about now.
627. Jeremiah begins to preach.
624. Reformation of religion begun under Josiah.
621. Josiah purifies the Temple. Book of the Law discovered there.
615. Nahum begins to preach about now.
609. Death of Josiah in battle.
606. Habakkuk begins to preach about now.
605. Daniel begins to preach.
593. Ezekiel begins to preach.
586. Jerusalem destroyed by Babylonian army of Nebuchadnezzar.
580. Thousands of Jews exiled. Lamentations written. Death of Jeremiah.
550. First and Second Kings written about now.
538. Capture of Babylon by Persian army of Cyrus.
536. First return of Jewish exiles to Jerusalem with Zerubbabel.
530. Death of Daniel.
527. Death of Cyrus.
520. Zechariah and Haggai begin to preach.
515. Temple rebuilt by now.
490. Persians defeated by Greeks at Battle of Marathon.
480. Events of Book of Esther.
460. Esther written.
458. Return of Jewish exiles to Jerusalem with Ezra.
440. First and Second Chronicles and Ezra written. Malachi begins to preach.
432. Return of more Jewish exiles with Nehemiah. Samaritans establish rival temple. Nehemiah written.
424. Death of Persian king Artaxerxes I and succession of Darius II.
400. Death of Nehemiah.
336. Accession of Darius III, last of the Persian kings. Alexander succeeds Philip as king of Macedonia.
332. Alexander the Great arrives in Jerusalem.
331. Alexander defeats Persian army at Battle of Arbela.
323. Death of Alexander the Great and division of his empire.
320. Ptolemy Soter (Greek king of Egypt) annexes Judea.
283. Ptolemy Philadelphus reigns in Egypt.
250. Septuagint version of the Pentateuch published.
223. Antiochus the Great reigns over Syria.
200. Tobit, Epistle of Jeremiah and Ecclesiasticus written. Letter of Aristeas written.
198. Antiochus the Great annexes Judea.
190. First Esdras written.
175. Antiochus Epiphanes ascends the throne.
174. Antiochus Epiphanes makes Jason High Priest.
170. Additions to Esther written.
168. Antiochus Epiphanes sets up altar to Zeus in the Jerusalem Temple. Maccabean revolt against Greek rule.
166. Judas Maccabeaus victorious. Israel independent.
160. Death of Judas Maccabeaus, succeeded by Jonathan.
150. Judith and Baruch written. Septuagint version of Hebrew canon now complete.
143. Jonathan Maccabeaus slain, succeeded by Simon. Book of Jubilees written.
120. Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs and Assumption of Moses written.
100. Wisdom of Solomon and First Maccabees written.
75. Additions to Daniel (Song of the Three Children, Story of Susanna, and Bel and the Dragon) written.
70. Second Maccabees and Prayer of Manasseh written. Book of Enoch compiled.
63. Third Maccabees written. Judea conquered by Roman army of Pompey.
37. Herod the Great appointed by Roman Senate as king of Judea. Psalms of Solomon written.
31. Augustus made Roman emperor.
19. Herod's restoration of Temple begun. Fourth Maccabees written.
5. Birth of Jesus Christ in Bethlehem.
4. Death of Herod the Great.
6. Judea annexed to the Roman province of Syria. Books of Adam and Eve written.
14. Death of Augustus. Tiberius made emperor.
26. Baptism of Jesus. Pontius Pilate begins to govern Judea. Book of the Secrets of Enoch written.
27. Jesus calls the twelve, preaches Sermon on the Mount.
28. Peter, James, John witness the Transfiguration.
29. Jesus is crucified, rises again, ascends to heaven. Holy Spirit descends at Pentecost.
35. Martyrdom of Stephen. Paul persecutes the churches.
36. Jesus Christ appears to Paul near Damascus, converts and commissions him. Paul departs to Arabia.
38. Paul preaches in Syria and Cilicia.
43. Paul invited to Antioch, preaches to church. Roman legions invade Britain under the Emperor Claudius, beginning 400 years of Roman control.
46. Paul and Barnabas leave Antioch for First Missionary Journey. They preach in Cyprus and southern Galatia, with great success. Return to Antioch in 48.
49. Judaizers come to Antioch from Jerusalem, attempt to frustrate Paul's mission. Apostles at Jerusalem affirm Paul's teaching, give Gentiles freedom from the Law of Moses.
50. Paul and Silas leave Antioch for Second Missionary Journey. They preach in Galatia, Mysia, Macedonia, Achaia, Asia. Return to Antioch in 52.
52. Paul writes First Thessalonians and Second Thessalonians.
53. Paul begins Third Missionary Journey alone. Preaches in Asia, Macedonia, Achaia.
55. Judaizers active in Paul's churches. Paul writes Galatians to counter their influence.
56. Paul hears of disorder and conflict in Corinth, writes First Corinthians and Second Corinthians. Epistle of James circulates in Jewish churches.
57. Paul writes Epistle to the Romans, goes to Passover in Jerusalem, is assaulted by mob in the Temple, arrested by Romans, held in custody at Caesarea.
59. Paul appeals to Caesar, is sent to Rome for trial.
60. Paul held in Rome, writes Philippians and Philemon.
62. Paul writes Ephesians and Colossians, is released, visits Crete and Asia, leaves Titus in Crete. Hebrews written.
63. Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke probably in circulation by this time.
64. Paul writes 1 Timothy and Titus.
65. Roman persecution of Christians begins under Nero. 1 Peter and Acts written.
66. Jews of Judea rebel against Roman rule. Paul arrested again, sent to Rome. Ascension of Isaiah compiled. Docetic heresy (in which humanity of Christ is denied) arises in churches of Asia. Paul writes 2 Timothy.
67. Paul put to death. Nero sends army under Vespasian to subdue Judea.
68. Nero commits suicide. Jude and 2 Peter in circulation. Peter dead by now. Jerusalem Christians refuse to join rebellion, move to Pela in Arabia to escape persecution.
69. Vespasian becomes Emperor, puts army under command of his son Titus.
70. Jerusalem destroyed by Roman army under Titus. Remnant of Jewish church there falls into Ebionite heresy (in which Jesus is merely a prophet), rejects all writings but corrupted Gospel of Matthew. Rabbinic academy established at Jamnia.
73. Mass suicide of 1,000 Jewish Zealots at fortress of Masada.
81. Domitian becomes Emperor. Timothy dead by now. John has charge of churches in Asia. Docetic conventicles increase there.
85. John resists Ebionite and Docetic errors in the churches, writes his Gospel of John about now.
90. Domitian renews persecution of Christians. John exiled to Patmos. 1 John written by now. Second Esdras and Odes of Solomon written. Council of Jewish rabbis at Jamnia ratifies Hebrew canon.
95. John writes his Revelation, is released, returns to Ephesus. Docetic heretics depart from John's churches and form their own sects.
98. Trajan becomes Emperor.
100. 2 John and 3 John written by now. Death of John in Ephesus. Epistle of Clement to the Corinthians written by Clement of Rome. Death of Clement. Teaching of the Twelve Apostles (earliest catechism) written. Josephus writes Contra Apionem in defence of Judaism.
110. Persecution of churches in Syrian Antioch. Second and Third Baruch written.
112. Persecution of churches in Bythynia. Pliny the Younger reports to Trajan.
115. Bishops established over elders in larger churches of Asia. Legalism prevails in many churches.
117. Death of Ignatius of Antioch in Rome. Epistle of Barnabas written by now. Hadrian becomes Emperor.
125. Earliest notice of church in Alexandria.
130. Death of Papias, disciple of John.
132. Jews hail militant Bar-Cochba as Messiah and revolt again.
135. Roman army victorious. Jews dispersed. Gnosticism flourishes in Asia. Jamnia academy moves to Galilee. Fourth Baruch written.
138. Valentinus (Gnostic arch-heretic) comes to Rome.
140. Shepherd of Hermas and Second Epistle of Clement written. Marcion opposes legalistic trend in churches, collects and edits Paul's epistles, comes to Rome.
144. Marcion withdraws from church in Rome and establishes heretical sect, rejects all writings but corrupted letters of Paul and Gospel of Luke, gains many followers.
156. Death of Polycarp of Smyrna (according to the chronology of many modern scholars), last disciple of John. Sacramentalism arises in the churches. Montanus begins charismatic revival preaching in northwest Asia, gains a following in small towns.
160. Birth of Tertullian, first of the Latin Church Fathers.
161. Marcus Aurelius becomes Emperor, begins severe persecution of the Church.
166. Death of Justin Martyr, first Christian apologist. Death of Polycarp of Smyrna (according to the chronology of Eusebius and some modern scholars). Tatian leaves Rome for Syria. Death of Marcion. Alexandrian church flourishes.
170. Muratorian Canon lists approved books of the Church: James, Jude, 2 Peter, 2 John, 3 John, Hebrews still not accepted by all. Bishops now preside over elders in most churches.
173. Tatian teaches Encratite heresy (Gnostic asceticism) in Syria, composes Diatessaron, harmony of Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke.
177. Persecution of churches in Gaul.
178. Death of Montanus. Bishops of Asia excommunicate his charismatic followers. Irenaeus bishop of Lyons.
180. Beginning of Syrian and Latin versions of the New Testament. First report of Christians among Germanic tribes.
185. Birth of Origen.
200. Death of Irenaeus of Smyrna, disciple of Polycarp. Montanist conventicles now in Gaul. Mishna (legal tradition of the Pharisees) committed to writing by rabbis.
203. Origen head of catechetical school in Alexandria.
204. Birth of Plotinus.
207. Tertullian, "distressed by the envy and laxity of the clergy of the Roman church," joins the Montanist sect in Carthage.
215. Death of Clement of Alexandria, teacher of Origen.
220. Death of Tertullian.
231. Origen moves to Caesarea.
254. Death of Origen.
263. Birth of Eusebius.
270. Death of Plotinus.
276. Execution of Manes, founder of Manichaeism.
288. Birth of Constantine.
303. Emperor Diocletian begins severe persecution of the Church. Many copies of Scripture burned.
312. Constantine converted, becomes Emperor in the West. End of persecutions.
313. Edict of Toleration promulgated by Constantine at Milan. Eusebius appointed bishop of Caesarea.
318. Arius teaches that Christ was created being, is excommunicated by Alexander, bishop of Alexandria.
320. Pachomius establishes first Christian monastery.
324. Constantine gains control over Eastern provinces, becomes sole Emperor.
325. Constantine convenes Council of Nicea, rejects Arian heresy, affirms Trinitarian Dogma.
330. Constantinople dedicated as new capitol of the Empire.
336. Death of Arius.
340. Goths converted as a tribe by Ulfilus (Arian).
345. Birth of Jerome in Dalmatia.
350. Birth of Chrysostom.
354. Birth of Augustine.
363. Council of Laodicea publishes authoritative list of books considered as Scripture in the East.
367. Easter Letter of Athanasius delimits books of Scripture.
382. Jerome comes to Rome.
387. Augustine converted from Manichaeism and baptized.
394. Olympian games abolished.
395. Augustine made bishop of Hippo.
397. Third Council of Carthage publishes authoritative list of books considered as Scripture in the West.
405. Jerome finishes Latin Vulgate version of the Bible.
410. Rome sacked by Goths under Alaric.
426. Augustine publishes his City of God.
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The tough task is gaining importance as the state-run Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co. is preparing steps to decommission the Kori-1 unit, which was shut down in June following 40 years of commercial use.
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It is one of 24 nuclear power plants in Asia's fourth-largest economy, which are responsible for about 30 percent of the nation's total electric energy generation.
"By taking steps to dismantle the Kori-1 reactor, South Korea will have to upgrade the decommissioning industry's capacity ranging from business management, technology equipment and professional staff," Park Won-ju, a ministry official in charge of the energy policy, said during the meeting with industry officials.
A total of 11 reactors will be retired one by one by 2030 as their operational life cycles expire as the government said it won't extend their operation.
As part of the nuclear phase-out plan, the government is also pushing for an early closure of Wolsong-1, now the nation's oldest operating reactor, as soon as possible.
According to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), 34 nations have built 611 reactors and 449 were in operation as of April 2017. Among 160 reactors permanently shut down, the decommissioning process has been completed for 19. (Yonhap)


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How to Increase the Accuracy of Automatic Captions
Closed captioning is the display of text on a video player to visually communicate spoken dialogue. The audience for closed captioning is typically individuals who are hearing impaired. Additionally, captions can be used to display translation to non-native speakers. Many video producers and instructional technology professionals are tasked with adding closed captions to all their video content and have run into two major challenges: it is expensive and it is time consuming. Luckily, Ensemble Video offers an automatic caption service that allows quick, easy and affordable creation of closed captions. The challenge with automatic captions is the accuracy rate can vary based on the audio quality, so how do you increase the accuracy of automatic captions? The answer is simple: you need to ensure you are recording high-quality audio. This article will provide several tips to increase the audio quality of your videos so you can increase the accuracy of automatic captions.
Audio is the Most Important Component of Video
Is audio the most important component of video? We can argue that point all day, but we do know that audio is one of the most important components of video. If you consider the most common types of videos uploaded into the Ensemble Video platform are produced to support teaching, learning and communication, good quality audio is critical to the success of the video. Additionally, many of the videos in Ensemble are being automatically captioned by our automatic captions service, so good quality audio will ensure a higher accuracy rate for automatic captions. Besides the decreased accuracy rate, many issues come along with poor audio quality. Viewers may struggle to hear the video, or they might not understand the speech at all. In both situations, the viewer will give up or they won't learn anything from the video. If you are a media producer or creating your own content, you know all the work that goes into making a great video, so you cannot leave your students or audience hanging with poor quality audio.
Why You Should Caption Your Video
It is also important to mention the fact that many schools, colleges and organizations have hearing impaired students and providing accessible closed captioned video for their viewers is required. Additionally, when captions are added to a video, viewers can search through captions and jump directly to points of interest inside your videos. These are both excellent reasons to caption content, but captioning isn't cheap.
Many of the closed caption services charge $60–$175 per hour. If you are producing a lot of video content throughout the year, that can add up. For every 100 hours of video it would cost $17,500 to caption the content at $175 per hour (or $6,000 at $60 per hour). One of the most common solutions to the cost problem is using speech-to-text technology that automatically creates captions for your videos. These automatic captions are generated by machine learning algorithms. Ensemble Video's automatic captions solution starts at $3 per hour (or $300 for every 100 hours of content).
Many experienced video professionals have tried automatic captioning services in the past, and they know that poor audio quality is one of the biggest challenges to generating highly accurate closed captions. For automatic closed captioning technologies to accurately transcribe the audio information, the audio must be crisp, clear and easy to understand. The problem is, many videos don't contain great quality audio because of common issues. Audio problems can range from improper mic placement to issues with the surrounding recording environment. The most common problems with audio quality with eLearning and communications video include:
- Picking up background noises and unnecessary chatter
- Equipment sounds (fans, hums, buzzing, air conditioners, etc.)
- Being too far from the microphone
- Being too close to the microphone
- Poor quality microphone
- Rooms with an echo
- Audio feedback
- Wind noise
How To Produce Better Quality Audio?
So, the obvious question is, how do you produce better quality audio to ensure quality automatic captions? Without going too far into the weeds of audio production, there are three key components to producing good audio: use a quality microphone, place the microphone in the appropriate location and optimize the recording environment.
Quality Microphone
The first step in improving audio quality to ensure accurate automatic captions is using the right microphone for the job. The latest and greatest video cameras and webcams boast the highest image quality and visual capabilities, but that is only half the battle. Many times, the built-in microphone of your camera, computer or mobile device might not be good enough. If you are using the on-board microphone and find that the accuracy of your automatic captions is lower than you like, you might want to invest in a quality microphone. Keep in mind a quality microphone does not mean it is an expensive microphone. There are several microphones that can be purchased for less than $100. Here are a few types of microphones that you may want to consider based on the type of video you are creating.
If you are creating screencasts and eLearning videos, a decent USB or Bluetooth headset microphone is a valuable tool. You don't need a studio-level mic to produce great audio quality for your eLearning experience, just something better than the built-in microphone on your computer. Headsets make a huge difference; they are super easy to use and generally inexpensive. Moreover, they can server double duty by also providing better quality when you're using Skype or Google Hangouts day to day.
Shotgun Mic
If you are producing video and you need to be able to focus on a human voice from a distance while eliminating other sounds from the side and rear, a shotgun microphone is a good option. A shotgun mic is a cylindrical, long microphone designed to give it a narrow range of focus, making it a great option for picking up voices in a recording location. You can connect a shotgun microphone into your HD video camera, an iPad/iPhone and an Android.
Omnidirectional Mic
If you need to record all of the voices (or sounds) in a room, an omnidirectional microphone is an option to consider. Omnidirectional microphones pick up sound equally from all sides or directions of the microphone. This can be very useful in applications where sound needs to be recorded from multiple directions. Some great use cases for an omnidirectional microphone are round table discussions and/or multi-speaker productions where sound will be coming from the front, back, left or right side of the microphone. With that said, picking up sound from all directions may be undesirable. An example of this is recording a professor's lecture in a classroom. In a scenario where only the lecture of the professor needs to be recorded without any noise that may be coming from the students behind, an omnidirectional microphone should not be used if you do not want to capture audio from the students.
Unidirectional Mic
If you are in a scenario where only the voice of the professor in the front of the room needs to be recorded in a lecture hall without any noise that may be coming from the students behind, a unidirectional microphone is a perfect fit. Unidirectional microphones are microphones that are designed to focus their sound pick-up from a specific side or direction of the microphone. The only issue with this type of microphone is the sound must be coming from the correct side of the microphone, typically referred to the "voice side" of the microphone to ensure quality sound for your recording.
Lapel or Lavalier Mic
A lavalier microphone is attached to a subject's clothing to record audio from a single speaker. Lavalier mics are less noticeable than larger microphones, and a wireless lapel mic can give a person hands-free freedom of movement while maintaining consistent audio quality. Lavalier microphones—also known as lav, lapel or lap microphones—are specialized microphones; they are ideal for recording a single speaker, but they are not as versatile as shotgun microphones and directional microphones.
Placement of Microphone
Generally, the golden rule of microphone placement is to get the distance right based on the type of microphone that you are using. In general, if you are trying to produce great quality audio to increase the accuracy of automatic captions, place the microphone as close as practical to the sound source without getting so close that you introduce unwanted effects. A mic placed too close to a speaker will produce unwanted pops and booms, and might be a nuisance for the speaker. A mic placed too far away will produce audio that is undesirably quiet.
Try to achieve a good balance between the subject's voice and the ambient noise. For example, if you are recording an interview with a lavalier microphone, you will need to place the microphone about 6 inches from the subject's mouth and ensure their very little ambient noise. If you are recording a lecture in a classroom using a unidirectional microphone, you will want to make sure the voice side of the microphone is close to the instructor to guarantee a quality audio recording without picking up the surrounding noise from students, air conditions, projectors, etc. What is close? Having the unidirectional microphone within a few feet of the lecturer would be good; you certainly don't want to place it outside the range of the microphone (for example, 15+ feet)
Finally, please don't be misled—closer is not always better; it is possible to get too close. Here are some examples:
- If a lavalier microphone is too close to the speaker's mouth, the audio may be unnaturally boomy, so you are also likely to experience popping and other unpleasant noises.
- A unidirectional microphone that is too close to loud sound sources is likely to create distorted and/or "hot" audio. Have you ever seen a guest speaker "eat the mic" and hear the effects from that? You'll likely get loud feedback in an amplified environment, and the viewers will be covering their ears or turning down the volume on the player.
- Placing a mic too close to moving parts, rustling papers or mechanical sounds (projectors, computer fans, or air conditioners) may produce negative results. For example, if you place an omnidirectional microphone next to an air conditioner you run the risk of getting too much air and not enough voice.
The Recording Environment
In an ideal world, you have a recording studio where you can control all the sound which will turn into quality automatic captions. But since you likely don't work for a movie production company or have access to a quality recording studio, you should find a way to optimize the recording environment. Optimizing the environment means eliminating all potential background noise (and potentially making some modifications to soften the room). For example, avoid places that have loud HVAC systems, are near dinging elevators or microwaves, have barking dogs or audible street noises, or are very reverberant. Rooms that don't have carpeting or anything on the walls are likely to have significant echoing. If you want to try and soften a reverberant room, bring in things like couch cushions, moving blankets, or sound abortions panels.
Control the Equipment and Environment to Increase the Accuracy of Automatic Captions
The more you control the equipment and recording environment, the better audio you can produce, which will increase the quality of your automatic captions. The recommendations suggested above should help you develop a strategy for recording your eLearning videos and communications content. You do not have to be a millionaire or an expert—just record in an appropriate location, choose the right microphone for the recording and place the microphone properly. You will be able to produce great audio and increase the accuracy of automatic captions. Don't forget, after the automatic captions are created, you can edit them in the integrated Amara Caption Editor to make all your content accessible and searchable with Ensemble Video's in-video search feature!
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Apple today released version 3.2 of their iPhone Configuration Utility for Mac OS X. If you're familiar with the utility you likely already know what it does, but for anyone curious:
iPhone Configuration Utility lets you easily create, maintain, encrypt, and install configuration profiles, track and install provisioning profiles and authorized applications, and capture device information including console logs.
Configuration profiles are XML files that contain device security policies, VPN configuration information, Wi-Fi settings, APN settings, Exchange account settings, mail settings, and certificates that permit iPhone and iPod touch to work with your enterprise systems.
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An average chocolate bar contains 30 milligrams of caffeine; a cup of coffee contains 100-150 milligrams of caffeine.
According to a Harvard study involving 20,000 participants, regular coffee drinkers compared to non-coffee drinkers showed 1/3 fewer symptoms of asthma.
A scientific report issued at the University of California claims that the steam rising from one cup of coffee contains as much antioxidants as that of three oranges. Antioxidants contain heterocyclic compounds that inhibit cancer and heart disease. It's good for you!
Some human body studies have shown that the body can absorb up to 300 milligrams of caffeine at any given time, which is about 4 normal-size cups. More than that is eliminated, and does not give additional stimulation. In addition, the human body uses up 20% of the caffeine in the system per hour.
Every year 400 billion cups of coffee are consumed, making it the world's most popular drink.
Coffee lover Beethoven was so particular about his coffee that he used exactly 60 beans for every cup he prepared.
Until the end of the 1800s, people would roast coffee at home. The favorite way was to use popcorn pots and stovetop frying pans.
In the early years of the United States, coffee was generally consumed between meals or after the evening meal.
Dark roasted coffees actually have less caffeine than medium roasted coffees. The longer coffee is roasted the more caffeine is lost.
It takes five years after planting for a coffee bean to bear fruit.
The Turks started grinding and roasting coffee in the 14th Century and 300 years later in the 1600s they were the main distributors of coffee on the world market.
In some parts of Africa they soak coffee beans in water and spices and chew them like candy.
Adding milk to coffee became popular after a French doctor in the 1680s recommended it for medical reasons.
In Europe coffee was first known as "Arab wine". The word "coffee" derives from the Arabic word for it, "kahwa".
Jamaica Blue Mountain is generally regarded as the world's finest coffee.
Japan is the world's third biggest coffee-consuming country.
Australians have increased their coffee consumption six-fold since 1940, and now consume 60% more coffee than tea.
In the 16th Century, if the family of a Turkish woman's husband were unable to keep a full store of coffee in the cupboard, she would divorce.
Scandinavians drink 11.97 kilograms of coffee annually per person, making them world leader in coffee consumption. As for the Italians they drink only 4.5 kilograms per person per year.
Companies that started to produce decaffeinated coffee then began selling the removed caffeine to pharmaceutical companies.
After coffee beans have been roasted and start to cool, the steam releases about 700 chemical ingredients.
Depending on the soil and climate, one Arab coffee tree can produce about 5.44 kilograms per year.
Some green coffee beans can be stored for years without roasting and experts believe that if stored properly they gain in quality over time.
Before the first French coffeehouse opened at the end of the 1700s, Arab street sellers in Europe sold coffee in the Arab style. The Arabs were the forerunners of today's espresso wagons.
Caffeine is one of the forbidden substances listed by the International Olympic Committee. Athletes whose urine contains more than 12 micrograms of caffeine per liter are liable for removal from Olympic competitions. This level can be reached by drinking 5 cups of coffee.
Citrus fruit flavors have been added to coffee for hundreds of years.
The highest degree and at the same time the least degree of the use of coffee as a medicine was in England in the 1600s. Strange mechanical medical devices were being used to make a mixture of coffee, hot butter, honey and oil for treating patient. Very soon after that tea had replaced coffee as the national drink.
Coffee beans display a similarity to wine grapes in terms of the impact of temperature, soil, elevation, rainfall, dryness and level of ripeness when harvested.
Generally coffee is roasted within a temperature range of 204o - 218o C. If roasted too long it tends to scorch. It is usually roasted for 10-20 minutes.
Coffee is rated according to three criteria: quality of the bean (height and species), quality of preparation and size of the bean.
The coffee raised in over 45 countries is traded globally.
Coffee actually owes its popularity to how well it complements almost every sweet dessert.
Coffee sacks are usually made of hemp and when filled with green coffee beans weigh about 60 kilograms.
Coffee trees do not shed their leaves and can grow over 4.7 meters high, but normally in order to make the harvesting of the beans easier, they are cut back to about 2.44 meters.
A grove of coffee trees is self-pollinating.
The flowers of the coffee tree have a very pleasant aroma resembling something between jasmine and orange. When these flowers open, coffee beans the size of small berries appear. It takes 4-5 years to get a trade harvest.
Coffee, along with beer and fruit oil, is on the list of the "10 most distinct aromas."
Coffee is second only to petrol in percentage share of commodities on the world market.
After the roasting of coffee beans that are to be flavored for the trade, they are partially cooled to 38o C. Then when the pores of the beans have opened, making them more absorbent, the flavors are added.
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Recently I deployed Exchange 2010 SP3 and experienced a few headaches when it came to the LAG copy. It turns out that this was probably related to the known issue with Exchange 2010 SP3 and 8dot3Name, even though we never activated these copies and with no transaction logs on the active copy containing any 8.3 names (weird!).
My configuration:
- Exchange 2010 SP2 RU4 on Windows 2008 R2
- Circular Logging enabled (backup-less environment)
- LAG copy containing more than 2 weeks of transaction logs
First, what is 8.3 name and why was it enabled? This is a legacy naming convention, from the old MS-DOS days. By default, our Windows 2008 R2 build does not have 8.3 enabled. However, we discovered that a GPO had been set which overrode that value as a requirement for a government compliance program. It turns out that lots of older government compliance programs required this to be enabled.
An example of files with and without 8.3 naming convention: (dir /x)
How did we discover was enabled? In our testing, we had a number of LAG database copies go to a FailedandSuspended state. Our troubleshooting led us to the known issue listed above and we confirmed using the FSUTIL command and DIR /X.
What problems did we experience? If we upgraded a server from SP2 to SP3 that contained either the LAG copy or was the owner of the Active copy and if the LAG copy contained at least 1 log that had an 8.3 naming convention, then intermittently the LAG copy would go to a failedandsuspended state. Not all copies failed all of the time. Nor did we have to activate the DB for it to fail – it just did it whenever the server was rebooted.
What did we do to fix it? We knew that if the LAG copy contained any transaction logs with 8.3 naming convention, the DB would fail. So we made a change to the server using FSUTIL (FSUTIL 8dot3Name Set 1). It took us a day later to discover that the setting reverted, thus leading us to an old GPO entry. After changing the GPO and forcing the update to occur, we could see that newly created transaction logs were not getting 8.3 names.
Next, we wait for all database copies to get cycle thru the old logs (those containing the 8.3 names) before making any server reboots or significant changes. We could fail a database over to another copy, this did not do anything.
We verified that all database copies contained no transaction logs containing these 8.3 files names by running a PowerShell command per server:
$GetDatabase = Get-MailboxDatabase -Server $Env:Computername
Basically, before you upgrade to SP3, check that your server does not have 8.3 naming convention enabled (FSUTIL 8dot3Name Query). If so, set that to disabled and cycle through all your transaction logs before deployment.
As you can see, you don't have to actually activate the DB for this to cause issues.
Good Luck!


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The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has further relaxed its travel advisory regarding Sri Lanka. It has removed the adverse comments on the security situation in the North and East of the country in its latest travel advisory issued this month.
The new travel advisory issued by the Italian authorities has deleted the adverse paragraph of the previous travel advisory which did not recommend Italian tourists to travel to the Jaffna Peninsula. The new travel advisory states that the North of the country is now moving towards a stable situation, and has deleted any indication of the possible presence of paramilitary groups in the region.
For the first time since the end of the war the Italian authorities have deleted the adverse contents which inhibited Italian tourists from travelling to the Jaffna Peninsula and to the Eastern coast. Furthermore, the travel advisory issued by the Italian authorities has removed the north-east of Sri Lanka as a potential 'risk zone'.


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My first job in journalism was working on what we called the "speed desk" at a wire service. In addition to jumping onto whatever breaking news was happening, I awoke at 4:30 a.m. to produce summaries of news that other publications had written but that my outfit hadn't yet covered. The summaries were written with two very specific rules: the original source had to receive full credit, and our summary had to — in some way — advance the story by adding some sort of context or additional detail. Simply re-writing someone else's scoop was unacceptable.
We didn't have a good name for that process, but it was similar to the effort now known as "curation": the collection, organization and re-broadcast of the ideas of others. In 2012, curation is a key part of the information-processing cycle as we come to terms with the fact that there will be more devices connected to the Internet by the middle of the decade than there are people in the world. All of those devices are spitting out gobs of information, and sifting through that information has become a calling unto itself.
My colleague Aaron Strout outlined why curation is so important to companies last year, and there seems to be little chance that trend will diminish (a fact that the rise of Pinterest demonstrates).
As a result of the growing need for — and market for — curation, there have been increasing efforts to develop rules for making sure that the process of curation is ethical. The most recent is the "Curator's Code," a thoughtful way for bloggers and others to signal both the source of a story (in Twitter parlance, the "via") as well as the person who brought it to the attention of the curator (the "hat tip"). The ethics is straightforward: as we collect and re-broadcast information, understanding where the information came from (and how it traveled) is critical in establishing credibility.
But for all of the attention the Curator's Code has received — it was a SXSW highlight and was featured in the New York Times, among others — it set an unfortunately low bar for curation. Proper attribution is a noble goal, but it doesn't solve one of the fundamental issues of content sharing in the brave new social world: it actually increases the volume of information we're exposed to, because yesterday's hot story on Mashable isn't being published just by Mashable. It's being RTed and Facebooked and G+ed by thousands and thousands of people, often with no additional context.
Which brings me back to that first job, curating for hours before the sun even rose. The fundamental rule that guided me then — add something of value — seems every bit as important as the "Curator's Code" in ensuring that the benefits of curation (organizing information, broadening the reach of information) don't degrade into just more noise.


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