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P21 road is a regional road (P-Highway) in Zakarpattia Oblast and Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine. It runs north-south and connects cities of Dolyna and Khust.

Main route

Main route and connections to/intersections with other highways in Ukraine.

See also

 Roads in Ukraine

References

External links
Regional Roads in Ukraine in Russian

Roads in Zakarpattia Oblast
Roads in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast

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Support K9 Friends and take Pip home!
You've heard the phrase, a dog is a man's best friend, and at Premier Inn we've been helping our furry friends find new homes. Premier Inn Hotels in the UAE have made a commitment to give back to the community, and we are proud to support the work of K9 Friends in their mission to rescue and rehome the abandoned dog population in the country.
We'd like to ask you to help us support K9 Friends by taking home Pip, the Premier Inn plush puppy. This soft and snuggly furry friend is sure to find a warm welcome in your home, and with every purchase you can make a difference to the dogs who currently live in the shelter. Get your own Pip at all Premier Inn hotels across Abu Dhabi and Dubai for just AED 50. Feel good for doing good, and don't forget to share a photo of Pip settling in to his new home and share it with us using #takepiphome.
K9 Friends is a Dubai-based rescue shelter which helps abandoned dogs find new homes. Formed in 1989, it is the country's longest running dog shelter and is purely run by volunteers. The shelter ensures that all dogs receive health checks and are neutered prior to being adopted, a process they take very seriously. All the proceeds go directly to the shelter and support the physical function of running the property as well as taking care of the dogs.
The shelter offers several volunteer opportunities such as dog walking, helping out with the admin like coordinating dog adoptions and connecting unwanted dogs with their new owners. Volunteers can also help out, with managing the kennels which currently hold over 100 dogs, as well as helping out during events organized at the shelter.
K9 Friends go into great lengths to ensure the wellbeing of every dog. Apart from walking, feeding, and bathing them, the volunteers spend a lot of time showering the dogs with love and socializing with them, which is an important aspect of an animal's life and affects their overall behaviour. Some dogs have been living in the shelter for 8 years without the love of a family. The older they are, the less likely they are to be adopted, so volunteers spend a lot of time playing with them.
Volunteers who are interested in helping out will join a coffee morning session where all the opportunities to get involved will be discussed. Those interested in running the kennels and administration will be given a separate training to understand the procedures and policies.
There is no better time to show the UAE's abandoned dogs how much you care and help them find their forever homes; whether you would like to help by ticking off a few items from K9 Friend's shopping list, or even #TakePipHome.


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Destiny 2 Gjallarhorn Guide – And Out Fly the Wolves Quest Steps
COLLIN MACGREGOR, DECEMBER 7, 2021
The Bungie 30th Anniversary Event is officially live, which means there's a bunch of new content coming to Destiny 2. Along with a six-player matchmade activity, players can explore the new Grasp of Avarice dungeon set in the fabled loot cave. There's also a bunch of new armor and weapons that users can unlock or purchase in the Eververse store, all of which are tied to the history of this developer.
Of course, one of the most exciting additions is the fabled Gjallarhorn exotic rocket launcher. So if you're looking to gatekeep people on LFG because they don't have this rocket launcher, here's how to unlock the Gjallarhorn.
How to Unlock the Gjallarhorn
Before we get into the exotic quest, I should note that this firearm is only available to those who purchased the Bungie Anniversary Bundle for $24.99. If you do not own this DLC, then this exotic rocket launcher is unobtainable.
1. Complete the Dares of Eternity and Grab the Quest from Xur
When you load into the game for the first time since the update, you will be thrust into the new Dares of Eternity activity. This is a six-man activity that acts like a game show for people who like to shoot aliens. Completing it for the first time will cause you to be whisked away to Xur's treasure room. Speak to Xur and then scroll to the second page in his vendor menu. You should see the quest there for you to grab. Now go visit Shaw Han in the Cosmodrome.
2. Complete the Grasp of Avarice
After speaking to Shaw Han, you'll be tasked with completing the new Grasp of Avarice dungeon. Set at 1310 Light, this is a fairly simple endgame activity. While some of the encounters can be a little tricky at first glance, you shouldn't have too much trouble once you get a handle on how each encounter plays out. Remember: There's no matchmaking for dungeons, so you'll need to find a fireteam. This dungeon has a bunch of puzzles, but only three core encounters — two of which are bosses. There's also a Sparrow section where you'll need to race to disarm mines before they explode.
If you don't want to go into the Grasp of Avarice dungeon blind, here's a full walkthrough of every major encounter!
4. Defeat 7 Powerful Fallen in the Cosmodrome
Once the dungeon is complete, you will need to go back to Shaw Han. He will inform you that you still need to reassemble this rocket launcher. To do so, you'll have to gather 7 Wolfpack Rounds, which are rewarded for killing powerful Fallen enemies in the Cosmodrome. The two best ways to do this are by either completing any of the Fallen-focused Public Events or going to Exodus Garden 2A Lost Sector in The Divide. Both are solid options and it only took me two runs of the Lost Sector to finish this step.
5. Complete the Exodus Garden 2A
After flying to The Tower and speaking to Banshee-44, you have one more real step left to earn the Gjallarhorn. Go back to the Cosmodrome and head to the Lost Sector shown above. You don't need to complete it on Legendary or Master difficulty, so go breeze through it. Once you defeat the boss, open the chest to finish this step. Now go back to Shaw Han and head into the small workshop directly across from where he's standing. You'll see a small workbench in the corner. Approaching it will prompt you to put the weapon back together, so just hold down Interact until the circle is completed.
Speak to Shaw Han for a final time to earn the exotic rocket launcher and scourge of LFGs everywhere, the Gjallarhorn! However, if you want the catalyst you'll need to dive back into the dungeon once more.
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Home » Cowboy & Wild West Children's Books » "Good Night Cowgirl"
This western bedtime classic continues to delight little cowpokes across the country and lead them peacefully down the trail to sleep. As light drains from the prairie landscape it's time to "bed down" for the night. As sleep comes, happy hearts bid "Good night!" to the creatures and features of their world. Comes in both cowboy and cowgirl editions. Sweet dreams!


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There are plenty of reasons to join us in Santiago for the Santiago Trade Fairs and Trade Shows.
Put simply, if you want to tap into the vital European business market, you need to be at the Santiago Trade Fairs with TTI Travel, the Trade Fair Travel Specialists!
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/* eslint "key-spacing": ["error", {"align": "colon"}] */

import path   from 'path';
import fs     from 'fs-extra';
import test   from 'ava';

import Kubozer       from '../dist';
import {SUCCESS_MSG} from '../dist/lib/hashed-resources';
import tmpDir        from './helpers/tmp-dir';
import hconf         from './helpers/config';

test.beforeEach(async t => {
  // eslint-disable-next-line ava/use-t-well
  const workDir = await tmpDir(path.join(__dirname, 'integration/src'), t.title);

  t.context.tmpDir = workDir;
  t.context.webpackConfig = require(path.join(workDir, 'src/webpack.test.config'));
});

test('correct _createWorkspace when needed (build())', async t => {
  const {tmpDir, webpackConfig} = t.context;
  const config                  = hconf(tmpDir, ['FOLDERS', 'VULCANIZE']);
  const kubozer                 = new Kubozer(config, webpackConfig);

  await kubozer.build();

  t.true(await fs.pathExists(config.workspace), 'Worskpace created correctly on init');
});

test('correct deleteWorkspace()', async t => {
  const {tmpDir, webpackConfig} = t.context;
  const config                  = hconf(tmpDir, ['FOLDERS', 'VULCANIZE']);
  const kubozer                 = new Kubozer(config, webpackConfig);

  await kubozer.build();

  kubozer.deleteWorkspace();

  t.false(await fs.pathExists(config.workspace), 'Worskpace deleted correctly on init');
});

test('correct deletePrevBuild()', async t => {
  const {tmpDir, webpackConfig} = t.context;
  const pathToDir               = path.join(tmpDir, 'build');

  await fs.ensureDir(pathToDir);

  const config  = hconf(tmpDir, ['FOLDERS']);
  const kubozer = new Kubozer(config, webpackConfig);

  kubozer.deletePrevBuild();

  t.false(await fs.pathExists(pathToDir), 'Correctly removed old build.');
});

test('correct copy() method', async t => {
  const config  = hconf(t.context.tmpDir, ['FOLDERS', 'COPY', 'MANIFEST']);
  const kubozer = new Kubozer(config, {});

  await kubozer.copy('bundles');

  const buildDir = path.resolve(config.buildFolder);

  t.is(await fs.pathExists(path.join(buildDir, 'assets/imgs-others')), true);
  t.is(await fs.pathExists(path.join(buildDir, 'bundles')), true);
  t.is(await fs.pathExists(path.join(buildDir, 'manifest.json')), true, 'Manifest is correctly copied');
});

test('not thrown when manifest is NOT present during _copyManifest()', async t => {
  const manifest    = path.join(t.context.tmpDir, 'src/manifest.json');
  const manifestBkp = path.join(t.context.tmpDir, 'src/manifest.backup.json');

  await fs.copy(manifest, manifestBkp);
  await fs.remove(manifest);

  const config  = hconf(t.context.tmpDir, ['FOLDERS', 'COPY', 'MANIFEST']);
  const kubozer = new Kubozer(config, {});

  await kubozer.copy();

  const buildDir = path.resolve(config.buildFolder);

  t.true(await fs.pathExists(path.join(buildDir, 'assets/imgs-others')));
  t.true(await fs.pathExists(path.join(buildDir, 'bundles')));
  t.false(await fs.pathExists(path.join(buildDir, 'manifest.json')), 'Manifest is correctly NOT copied and no errors thrown');

  await fs.copy(manifestBkp, manifest);
  await fs.remove(manifestBkp);
});

test('correct replace() method', async t => {
  const {tmpDir, webpackConfig} = t.context;
  const config                  = hconf(tmpDir, ['FOLDERS', 'VULCANIZE_NO_JS', 'REPLACE', 'MANIFEST']);
  const kubozer                 = new Kubozer(config, webpackConfig);
  const replRes                 = await kubozer.replace();

  await kubozer.build();

  t.is(replRes.err, undefined);
  t.true(Array.isArray(replRes.data.changedCSS));
  t.true(Array.isArray(replRes.data.changedJS));
});

test('replace() products correct output', async t => {
  const {tmpDir, webpackConfig} = t.context;
  const config                  = hconf(tmpDir, ['FOLDERS', 'VULCANIZE_NO_JS', 'REPLACE', 'MANIFEST']);
  const kubozer                 = new Kubozer(config, webpackConfig);

  await kubozer.replace();
  await kubozer.build();

  const fileReplace = await fs.readFile(path.resolve(config.buildFolder, 'index.html'), 'utf8');

  // eslint-disable-next-line no-useless-escape
  t.is(fileReplace, `<!DOCTYPE html>\n    <meta charset=\"utf-8\">\n    <title></title>\n\n      \n        <link rel=\"stylesheet\" href=\"/assets/style.css\">\n        \n\n      \n        \n        \n\n  \n  \n\n  \n\n`);
});

test('correct bump() method', async t => {
  const {tmpDir, webpackConfig} = t.context;
  const config                  = hconf(tmpDir, ['FOLDERS', 'BUMP']);

  await fs.writeFile(path.join(config.sourceFolder, 'package.json'), JSON.stringify({version: '1.0.0'}));
  await fs.writeFile(path.join(config.sourceFolder, 'manifest.json'), JSON.stringify({version: '1.0.0'}));

  const kubozer = new Kubozer(config, webpackConfig);
  const resBump = await kubozer.bump('major');

  t.false(await fs.pathExists(config.workspace), 'workspace correctly not created during the bump task');
  t.true(Array.isArray(resBump.data));
  t.is(resBump.data[0].version, '2.0.0');
});

test('correct build() method', async t => {
  const {tmpDir, webpackConfig} = t.context;
  const config                  = hconf(tmpDir, ['FOLDERS', 'VULCANIZE_NO_BUNDLE', 'MANIFEST']);
  const kubozer                 = new Kubozer(config, webpackConfig);
  const resBuild                = await kubozer.build();

  t.not(resBuild.resWebpack, undefined, 'Webpack build result not UNDEFINED');
  t.not(resBuild.resVulcanize, undefined, 'Vulcanize build result not UNDEFINED');

  t.true(await fs.pathExists(path.join(config.buildFolder, 'index.html')));
  t.true(await fs.pathExists(path.join(config.buildFolder, 'bundle.js')));
  t.true(await fs.pathExists(path.join(config.buildFolder, 'bundle.js.map')));
});

test('correct build() with minify method without stripConsole', async t => {
  const {tmpDir, webpackConfig} = t.context;
  const config                  = hconf(tmpDir, ['FOLDERS', 'VULCANIZE_NO_BUNDLE', 'MANIFEST', 'CSS']);
  const kubozer                 = new Kubozer(config, webpackConfig);
  const resBuild                = await kubozer.build(true);

  const {output}       = webpackConfig;
  const bundleFileBase = path.basename(output.filename, '.js');
  const styleFileBae   = path.basename(config.buildCssFile, '.css');

  t.not(resBuild.resWebpack, undefined, 'Webpack build result not UNDEFINED');
  t.is(resBuild.resVulcanize.data, path.join(config.buildFolder, 'index.html'), 'Vulcanize data build result correct');
  t.is(resBuild.resVulcanize.message, 'Vulcanize completed.', 'Vulcanize message build result correct');
  t.is(resBuild.resMinifiedCss, 'test{font-size:10px}', 'Vulcanize build result correct');
  t.is(resBuild.resHashed.message, SUCCESS_MSG, 'hashing resources should work fine');

  t.true(await fs.pathExists(path.join(config.buildFolder, 'index.html')), 'index.html should exist in build dir');

  const filesInBuildDir = await fs.readdir(config.buildFolder);
  const bundleFile      = filesInBuildDir.filter(f => f.indexOf(bundleFileBase) === 0)[0];

  t.truthy(bundleFile, 'bundle should exist in build dir');

  const filesInAssetsDir = await fs.readdir(path.join(config.buildFolder, config.assetsFolder));
  const styleFile        = filesInAssetsDir.filter(f => f.indexOf(styleFileBae) === 0)[0];

  t.truthy(styleFile, 'style.min should exist in build dir');

  const bundleContent = await fs.readFile(path.join(config.buildFolder, bundleFile), 'utf8');
  t.true(bundleContent.includes('console.log'), 'should not strip "console.log" away');
});

test('correct build() with minify method and stripConsole', async t => {
  const {tmpDir, webpackConfig} = t.context;
  const config                  = hconf(tmpDir, ['FOLDERS', 'VULCANIZE_NO_BUNDLE', 'MANIFEST', 'CSS', 'STRIPCONSOLE']);
  const kubozer                 = new Kubozer(config, webpackConfig);
  const resBuild                = await kubozer.build(true);

  const {output}       = webpackConfig;
  const bundleFileBase = path.basename(output.filename, '.js');
  const styleFileBae   = path.basename(config.buildCssFile, '.css');

  t.not(resBuild.resWebpack, undefined, 'Webpack build result not UNDEFINED');
  t.is(resBuild.resVulcanize.data, path.join(config.buildFolder, 'index.html'), 'Vulcanize data build result correct');
  t.is(resBuild.resVulcanize.message, 'Vulcanize completed.', 'Vulcanize message build result correct');
  t.is(resBuild.resMinifiedCss, 'test{font-size:10px}', 'Vulcanize build result correct');
  t.is(resBuild.resHashed.message, SUCCESS_MSG, 'hashing resources should work fine');

  t.true(await fs.pathExists(path.join(config.buildFolder, 'index.html')), 'index.html should exist in build dir');

  const filesInBuildDir = await fs.readdir(config.buildFolder);
  const bundleFile      = filesInBuildDir.filter(f => f.indexOf(bundleFileBase) === 0)[0];

  t.truthy(bundleFile, 'bundle should exist in build dir');

  const filesInAssetsDir = await fs.readdir(path.join(config.buildFolder, config.assetsFolder));
  const styleFile        = filesInAssetsDir.filter(f => f.indexOf(styleFileBae) === 0)[0];

  t.truthy(styleFile, 'style.min should exist in build dir');

  const bundleContent = await fs.readFile(path.join(config.buildFolder, bundleFile), 'utf8');
  t.false(bundleContent.includes('console.log'), 'should strip "console.log" away');
});

test('correct build() when webpack entry is an object', async t => {
  const {tmpDir, webpackConfig} = t.context;
  const config                  = hconf(tmpDir, ['FOLDERS', 'VULCANIZE_NO_BUNDLE', 'MANIFEST']);

  webpackConfig.entry = {
    main   : webpackConfig.entry,
    vendors: ['babel-cli']
  };
  webpackConfig.output.filename = '[name].bundle.js';

  const kubozer  = new Kubozer(config, webpackConfig);
  const resBuild = await kubozer.build();

  t.not(resBuild.resWebpack, undefined, 'Webpack build result not UNDEFINED');
  t.not(resBuild.resVulcanize, undefined, 'Vulcanize build result not UNDEFINED');

  t.true(await fs.pathExists(path.join(config.buildFolder, 'index.html')));
  t.true(await fs.pathExists(path.join(config.buildFolder, 'main.bundle.js')));
  t.true(await fs.pathExists(path.join(config.buildFolder, 'vendors.bundle.js')));
});

test.afterEach.always(async t => {
  await fs.remove(t.context.tmpDir);
});

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Modi reshuffles cabinet: Nirmala new defence minister
Published: September 03, 2017 15:23:40 | Updated: October 21, 2017 15:52:34
Nirmala Sitharaman, who was promoted to the cabinet rank on Sunday, would be India's new defence minister.
A fresh set of ministers have been inducted into the Narendra Modi-led NDA government, the third reshuffle since 2014.
Nine new ministers were into the council of ministers and four have been promoted to the Union Cabinet, reports by Indian news portals.
Of the other two new Cabinet ministers, Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Dharmendra Pradhan got additional charge of Skill Development Entrepreneurship while Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi retained the Minority Affairs Ministry.
The three new Ministers of State with independent charge are RK Singh (Power, New and Renewable Energy), Hardeep Puri (Housing and Urban Affairs) and KJ Alphons (Tourism, Electronics and IT).
The six new Ministers of State are Shiv Pratap Shukla (Finance), Ashwini Choubey (Health and Family Welfare), Virendra Kumar (Women and Child Development and Minority Affairs), Anantkumar Hegde (Skill Development and Entrepreneurship), Gajendra Singh Shekhawat (Agriculture and Farmers Welfare) and Satya Pal Singh (Human Resource Development, Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation).
Suresh Prabhu, who lost his Railway portfolio, has been shifted within the Cabinet to the Commerce and Industry Ministry, earlier held by Sitharaman.
Nitin Gadkari, who was holding Road Transport and Highways and Shipping, will also head the Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation Ministry.
Cabinet minister Uma Bharti, who lost the Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, is now left with Drinking Water and Sanitation.
Sitharaman takes over from finance minister Arun Jaitley who had been doubling up as the defence minister after Manohar Parrikar left for Goa in March to take over as the chief minister.
The 58-year-old Sitharaman, who was earlier minister of state for the commerce and industry ministry, is only the second woman defence minister of the country and the first independent woman minister to hold the charge of the important portfolio.
As Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi also held the defence portfolio.
Sitharaman takes over at a time when world order is changing at a swift pace, with China getting increasingly assertive in the neighbourhood and the Indian Ocean.
Thai court hands out record 43-year sentence for insulting king
Pandemic review panel critical of China, WHO delays
Global Covid-19 cases surpass 95 million
Indian opposition seeks inquiry into security leak
12 workers trapped in China gold mine still alive
Beirut blast chemicals possibly linked to Syrian businessmen
India's COVID-19 vaccination drive tumbles due to app glitch
Indonesia's quake death toll reaches at least 73
Sanitation worker gets India's first COVID-19 vaccine shot
Pakistan approves Astrazeneca COVID vaccine
DSE daily turnover hits one-month low
Emirates announces special fares for passengers travelling from Bangladesh


STARKVILLE -- The good news is the No. 23 Mississippi State softball team doesn't play a ranked opponent this weekend.
The bad news is MSU's opponent is its biggest rival.
With huge NCAA regional ramifications on the line, No. 23 MSU takes on Ole Miss in a three-game Southeastern Conference series at the Ole Miss Softball Complex.
The teams will play at 4 p.m. Saturday (SEC Network +), at 6 p.m. Sunday (ESPN2), and at 6 p.m. Monday (SEC Network).
"The stakes are really high," MSU coach Vann Stuedeman said. "However, it is just another weekend in the conference. We need to find a way to go on the road and win a series. We are getting late in the year, so the ramifications for each series are bigger."
In the latest Ratings Percentage Index (RPI), MSU is No. 19, while Ole Miss is No. 32.
The Bulldogs (30-11, 4-8 Southeastern Conference) enter the second half of the conference schedule with a chance to play host to a NCAA tournament regional. While the Rebels (21-16, 4-11) are in a relatively comfortable spot to make a regional, the concern is overall wins.
To play in an NCAA regional, a team must be above .500 in regular-season play. Ole Miss has eased away from the .500 mark this week with victories against Central Aransas (9-3) and Belmont (5-0).
"A lot of softball left, but you still got to make the most the opportunity presented," Ole Miss coach Mike Smith said. "Our biggest challenge has been consistency. In the second half of the season, we found some consistency a year ago. Hopefully, we can do that again this year."
Ole Miss' primary struggle has been offense. In a series loss last weekend at LSU, Ole Miss managed four runs in 33 innings. The good news is pitcher Kaitlin Lee threw all 19 innings in a 2-1 loss last Friday. She returned to the circle for a complete game Sunday in a 3-1 victory.
Lee is 12-7 with a 2.16 earned run average. The Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College transfer and Mississippi native was 23-11 with a 1.82 ERA in her first season with the Rebels last year. She was the driving force behind an SEC tournament championship and the program's first regional at home.
Lee has had a hand in continuing Ole Miss' recent mastery in the series. She pitched a four-hit shutout in a 2-0 regular-season win in Oxford and a five-hitter in a 2-1 win at the SEC tournament a year ago.
The teams didn't play a conference series last year. Overall, Ole Miss has won six of the last eight series meetings. MSU's last conference series win came in a sweep in 2013.
"When you play on the road, you have to take advantage of your scoring chances," Stuedeman said. "When the other team is on the ropes, you have to apply the pressure and push some runs across."
MSU also lost its last conference series, falling in two of three games against Texas A&M.
This weekend's series is crucial for MSU because it will face No. 6 Florida, No. 10 Tennessee, and No. 11 South Carolina in its final three conference series.
Junior Kat Moore enters the weekend as MSU's second-leading hitter with a .339 average. She is one of four Mississippi natives for the Bulldogs. Ole Miss has two players from Mississippi on this year's squad.
"It's not the big rivalry like it is football," Moore said. "However, the games are intense and a lot of fun to play in. We know the crowd won't be pulling for us this weekend."


The Nike Shield Phenom Men's Running Pants are designed to combat inclement weather. Targeted water-resistance, soft fabric and zippers at the ankles help you run in comfort on cold, wet routes.
Nike Shield fabric resists elements like wind and water. Zippers at the cuffs provide easy on and off. Adjustable waistband personalizes your fit. Zippered pockets at the sides provide secure storage. Zippered pocket at the back right has a vapor barrier to help guard items from sweat.


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By DANIEL WEISS
An 11,000-year-old shale pendant engraved with an enigmatic network of lines has been discovered at Star Carr in North Yorkshire, England. The Mesolithic site was among the first in the British Isles to have been permanently settled after the end of the last Ice Age, during which Britain was likely depopulated. The engravings are similar to those found on amber pendants from the same period in Denmark, which was then accessible by land from Britain. Researchers believe the engravings may depict a tree, a map, a leaf, or tally marks. "Personally, I'm happiest with the idea that they're counting something," says Nicky Milner of the University of York, "but it's impossible to say."


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Astros Vs. Nationals Score: Stephen Strasburg Struggles But Nationals Support Him With 5-1 Lead
By Andrew Kinback Sep 11, 2011, 2:59pm EDT
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Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg is done after three innings in his second start of 2011 season. The start of the game was a struggle for him as he gave up one run and threw 31 pitches in the first inning against the Houston Astros. However, he calmed down and regained his control as the Washington offense gained control of the game in the third inning as the Nationals lead the Astros 5-1.
The final line for Strasburg was three innings, one run on three hits, no walks and four strike outs. He threw 57 pitches, 39 for strikes. The start of the game saw Strasburg have some control issues and low velocity but he settled in nicely against the Stros. His fastest pitch Sunday was 96 mph as he used the change up majority of the time as his strikeout pitch. In two starts Strasburg has pitched eight innings, struck out eight, walked none and surrendered only five hits and one earned run.
The Nationals supported their young phenom in the third inning with the help of back-to-back-to-back home runs from Ian Desmond, Rick Ankiel and Ryan Zimmerman. The last time the Nationals pulled off such a feat was in 2009 against the Houston Astros. Danny Espinosa has two doubles on Sunday breaking his 0-for-15 slump and Chris Marrero has two RBIs.
Nationals lead the Stros 5-1 in the bottom of the fourth.
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We've been watching Levison Wood's Channel 4 series Walking the Himalayas. (And I've now reviewed his book of the series here.) The Boon Companion and I had to fight down a wave of nostalgia during the second episode, having spent a happy couple of weeks in Kashmir back in the early 80s, albeit followed by a brief admission to an Infectious Diseases hospital for The Oikofuge.
Anyway, Wood's Himalayan traverse has prompted me to reread an account of the first such expedition. In 1981, mountaineers Graeme Dingle and Peter Hillary followed a rather free-style 5000-kilometre route from Kanchenjunga to K2. They did this "Alpine style"—travelling light and fast, after the fashion of Alpine mountaineers, rather than using the major-expedition style of classic Himalayan mountaineering. It was extremely Alpine-style: they carried only a tent fly-sheet for shelter, bought their food along the way, and generally walked in Adidas trainers (including during many of their glacier ascents and high col crossings). They only dug out the mountaineering kit when they had to venture over 17,000 feet in eastern Nepal. They walked usually with just one companion, and only occasionally hired porters if they were setting off with a large load of newly purchased food. At widely spaced intervals, where there was road access to the route, friends would bring in additional supplies.
It's pretty clear that they hated each other for most of the journey, often walking separately for long periods, which must have been immense fun for their single travelling companion, a Nepalese-Tibetan mountaineer called Chewang Tashi. They wrote alternate chapters of this book, each apparently making some effort to spare the other's feelings, so it's difficult to know quite why there was so much animosity from so early in the journey. At one point Dingle describes some sort of near-mutiny, in which the support team members demand that Hillary step down as overall leader in favour of Dingle, but Hillary makes no reference to this.
Neither is a great stylist, it has to be said—they both overuse the word "mighty" (mighty peaks, mighty rivers, mighty cliffs); some of the "amusing" anecdotes are simply impenetrable; and neither of them can make up his mind whether they are traversing "the Himalaya" or "the Himalayas". Only one phrase stood out for me in the whole book, and that was Dingle describing the disappointment of being drunk when everyone else is sober: "Unfortunately, the whisky I drank did little to cheer up those that didn't drink it". Even more unfortunately, this led him to try cheering everyone up by pretending to be a blind man falling over a cliff. At which point he … um … actually fell over a cliff. The resulting dislocated shoulder and fractured collar-bone put a bit of crimp in his style for the next few weeks.
But it's a steady narrative that gets you from A to B. There's unfortunately only so much that can be said about yet another col, another valley, another river—so the story mainly comes alive during encounters with other people; some friendly, some hostile, some local, some foreign.
Hodder & Stoughton produced a lovely hardback for them—it's well laid out, with plenty of photographs nicely reproduced. For me, Colin Maclaren's sketch maps should have been printed a bit larger, by turning them sideways on the page, but that's probably a side-effect of my worsening presbyopia and the low winter sun at this reading. I don't remember having the slightest problem with the maps when I first read this book in 1982!
Doesn't that look more like a ransom note than an effort to produce a "set of glyphs that share common design features"?


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Persona 4 Arena Ultimax Dropping In March 2022 For PS4, Switch, and PC
It's coming!
December 10, 2021 By Vincent Ternida 1 Min Read
As the final World Premiere of The Game Awards pre-show, Atlus brings a surprise drop in the form of Persona 4 Arena Ultimax. Want to find out what the gang has been up to after Persona 4 Golden? Dust off that arcade stick and get ready to rumble! This new entry to the series features the best from the Persona 4 gang and more.
Steam will also feature a "Midnight Channel Collection" which will include both this game and Persona 4 Golden, which will retail for 30% off for a limited time.
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax is coming simultaneously on the PS4, Nintendo Switch, and Steam on March 17, 2022.
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