 tea and partook on a short induction on what I would expect of my first experience floating; followed by a quick tour of the studio. The pods were extremely clean and absolutely comfortable. Despite my phobia of small and compact places I dozed off in a matter of minutes! The serenity within the pod was mind blowing and somewhat out of this world! Upon completion of my session, the staff asked for a detailed feedback of my experience (in which I gladly provided) and assured me that the following visit would be a lot better! I have since been to Elevation and Floatation Yoga on multiple occasions and have recommended to family and friends.
Floating is the best!!! So relaxing, I have been to half a dozen or so Floatation places and this by far is the best! Very friendly staff, modern tanks and shower setup and just the best environment. Perfect for physical recovery, mental well-being and both at the same time!
Dhaka, Dec 9 (UNB) - Indian Army has gifted 10 Mine Detection Dogs (MDDs) to Bangladesh Army as a goodwill gesture.
The dogs were handed over at a ceremonial function at Petrapole-Benapole ICP recently, according to Indian High Commission in Dhaka.
Twenty more MDDs will be gifted to Bangladesh Army in two batches in April 2020 and October 2020, it said.
Bangladesh Army received the MDDs in continuation of enhanced defence cooperation between Bangladesh and India, said the High Commission.You may be dying due to gaps in atk down coverage, if you're not speed tuned. You have plenty of the debuff (since both Aox and Brago have it), but if they both use their abilities at the same time, there will be a one-turn gap, and if that occurs on a non-stun turn, that could be ending your run early. If that's happening, it can be fixed by making sure Aox and Brago are about the same speed and making one of them delay their atk down ability by a turn.

For a long term goal, you have a Seeker so you can build a Batman 2:1 composition. However, the gear required for that is quite high (the needed speeds are 265, Seeker 248, 241-247, 239-247, 220-227 \[use DeadwoodJedi's calculator to check the exact ranges\]), so that's probably not something you can do now.

In the shorter term, your composition is solid, so the usual incremental gear improvements can help:

* If one champion is usually the first to die, increase that champion's def and/or hp
* For champions that are not the first to die, put them in c.rate gloves (or c.dmg gloves if they already have high crit rate). In general, sacrifice survivability stats on champions that are not dying to increase their damage stats (and vice versa for champions that often die early)Located well away from the metropolis along Ratchaphruek Road, Villa de Bear is an expansive seven-rai establishment with its own bedtime back story: Villy, the restaurant’s armless black bear mascot, inherited his uncle’s Teddy bear factory but was apparently more passionate about spreading joy with food than toys. He turned the factory into a food village, honouring the venue’s history by designing thread-, button- and gear-themed dining halls.
Villy also filled his restaurant with inspiration, in a literal sense. At Villa de Bear, you can find inspirational quotes on the walls, the ground, the pillow you’re leaning on, and on the tiny ribbon around your special drink. Quirky potted plants and figurines add to the interior’s warmth. If that’s not enough to make you gush a little on the inside, then clearly it’s your turn to sit on the “Villy” couches, the best seats in the house. For dinnertime on a clear night, you might prefer choosing from the wide array of outdoor or semi-outdoor seating, where you’ll be able to get up close to a live band.
The menu is that of a quintessential Thai-fusion family restaurant. Villa de Bear’s edge, however, is presentation. You’ll enjoy an appetiser like the Crispy Villa de Bear spring rolls (B260) more because the bite-sized pieces have been diagonally cut and tossed in a miniature basket than you will the mind-blowing gastronomy of spinach and cheese or ham and cheese. But this doesn’t mean taste is completely out the window. We feel that the popular main dish, Squid ink spaghetti with crabmeat in pink sauce (B290), is deserving of its spot on the recommended list. Fragrant, spicy, and generous with crabmeat and garlic, this dish is perfectly executed to the “Thai taste”. We are only confused as to why the colour pink is in the name. The sauce is most definitely red, unless our eyes (and camera lens) deceive us.
The Green curry chicken with roti (B190), presented like chips and guac, was also quite enjoyable and not outrageously spicy. We were less impressed by the olive oil and balsamic vinegar-drenched Soft-shell crab salad (B320). As for the obligatory Western dish, we went with the beef De Bear double cheeseburger (B450), and definitely recommend juicing it up with the included Tex-Mex sauce. The side of chilli-cheese fries, on the other hand, were better than your average fries.
At a place like this, you can count on gimmicky drinks and desserts to tie your meal with bow. Front of cinema (B280) is a performance starring a white rum-based strawberry and peach cocktail, caramel popcorn and the special effects of dry ice. For dessert, get a taste of Villy’s ideal “barbecue” with the Fantasy BBQ toast dip (B235), featuring fruit and toast shish kebabs, served with a side of chocolate and strawberry sauces, and vanilla ice cream with honey and whipped cream.
The restaurant accepts no reservations. Its 200 parking spaces somehow manage to become filled, especially on weekends and holidays, so consider carpooling or taking a taxi from Bang Wa BTS station, which is about five minutes away. There’s a 10% discount on the meal if it’s your birthday, plus or minus one day. Regardless, expect to hear a joyous breakout of Happy Birthday. Every day is someone’s birthday.
Sometimes gimmicks work. This is one of those times. Humour your date by heading out of central Bangkok to eat decent food among armless bears and inspirational adages. Don’t forget to take photos, otherwise you weren’t there.
Green curry chicken served with roti.
De Bear double cheese burger (beef).
Squid ink spaghetti with crab meat in pink sauce.
Fantasy BBQ toast dip.
<filename>src/utils/jsxToString.js<gh_stars>0
import React from'react';
import { isElement } from'react-addons-test-utils';
import { is, isNil, sort, keys, range } from 'ramda';
import traverse from 'traverse';

const noop = () => {};
const collapseWhiteSpace = val => String(val).replace(/\s+/g, ` `);
const spacer = n => range(0, n).map(() => `  `).join(``);
const meaningfulChildren = c => {
	return c!== true && c!== false && c!== null && c!== ``;
};

export default function jsxStringify(ReactElement) {
	return jsxToString({ ReactElement });
}

function jsxToString({ ReactElement = null,...options }) {
	if (is(String, ReactElement) || is(Number, ReactElement)) {
		return ReactElement;
	}
	if (!isElement(ReactElement)) {
		throw new Error('not a valid react/jsx element');
	}

	return generateString(ReactElement, {...options });
}

function getElementName({ type }) {
	return type.displayName || (is(Function, type)? 'No Name' : type);
}

function generateString(element, { level = 0, inline = false }) {
	const tagName = getElementName(element);
	const props = formatProps(element.props);
	const children = React.Children.toArray(element.props.children)
		.filter(meaningfulChildren);
	const attributes = {
		ref: element.ref && getJSXAttr('ref', element.ref),
		key: element.key && getJSXAttr('key', element.key)
	};
	const atts = props.concat(attributes)
		.filter(v =>!isNil(v.name))
		.map(({ val, name }, arr) => (
			arr.length > 1 ||!inline
				? `\n${spacer(level + 1)}${formatType(name, val)}`
				: ` ${formatType(name, val)}`
		)).join('');

	let out = `<${tagName}`;
	out += atts;

	if (atts.length > 1 &&!inline) {
		out += `\n${spacer(level)}`;
	