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RIVIÈRE-AU-RENARD, QC, April 24, 2019 /CNW/ - The governments of Canada and Quebec recognize the economic and cultural significance of the fish and seafood sector to many of their coastal communities. The sector provides close to 7,000 jobs in Quebec, and its fish and seafood exports were valued at over $416 million in 2018.
Today, the Minister of National Revenue and Member of Parliament for Gaspésie—Les-Îles-de-la-Madeleine, the Honourable Diane Lebouthillier, on behalf of the Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, the Honourable Jonathan Wilkinson announced with the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food of Quebec, André Lamontagne, that the Quebec Fisheries Fund is now accepting project proposals. The Quebec Fisheries Fund (QFF) is a five-year unique and unprecedented collaboration agreement between the Government of Canada and the Government of Quebec where projects are developed, implemented and approved jointly to develop this important economic sector. This partnership between the two orders of government modernizes and drives innovation in Quebec's sectors of harvesting and processing of fish and seafood, and in aquaculture. The federal government will contribute $30 million, and $12.8 million will be provided by the government of Quebec.
The QFF will support local projects in the areas of innovation, scientific partnerships and infrastructure in commercial fisheries, aquaculture and processing. This will increase the value for sustainably sourced, high quality fish and seafood products, and help position the fish and seafood sector in Quebec for long-term ongoing growth.
To be eligible, projects must focus on one or more of the following three areas:
- Innovation – to support research and development of new innovations that contribute to the sustainability of the fish and seafood sector, and to create partnerships and networks that aim to promote and encourage innovations in the sector;
- Infrastructure – to adopt or adapt new technologies, new processes, or equipment to improve the effectiveness and sustainability of the fish and seafood sector;
- Science Partnerships – to support fisheries and aquaculture industry based partnerships with academia and institutions to enhance knowledge and understanding of the impacts of changing oceanographic conditions and to support the implementation of sustainable harvesting technologies.
The QFF is a good example of the spirit of the Federal Strategy for Innovation and Growth for the Quebec Regions. This strategy delivers a more coherent approach for the Government of Canada's actions to support Quebec companies and workers, By prioritizing innovation, growth, skills development, exports and the participation of everyone, the strategy advances economic growth and vitality of Quebec's regions.
For more details about eligibility, project criteria and how to apply to the Quebec Fisheries Fund, visit one of the Quebec Fisheries Fund web pages: www.quebecfisheriesfund.ca or www.mapaq.gouv.qc.ca/FondsPechesQuebec (French only)
"The Quebec Fisheries Fund is a historic agreement between the governments of Canada and Quebec and will help transform and boost innovation in the fish and seafood sector. This fund will help the creation of good jobs for the middle class, and growth and investment opportunities for businesses in Quebec communities."
The Honourable Jonathan Wilkinson, Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard
"I am proud to confirm the implementation of the Quebec Fisheries Fund. The conclusion of this agreement results from a long negotiation with the federal government to provide a common fund dedicated to the development of the fisheries and aquaculture industry. Commercial fishing and aquaculture companies in Quebec will now be able to benefit from the same financial support as those in the Atlantic provinces. This fund will promote innovation and competitiveness in the fishing and aquaculture industry over the next five years."
Mr. André Lamontagne, Quebec Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
"I am delighted with the spirit of cooperation that comes from the Quebec Fisheries Fund. Last December, we announced the investments of our two orders of government in this promising fund for the Gaspé Peninsula and the Magdalen Islands. Today, we are announcing the terms and conditions of the Fund. So now we are passing the torch on to industry players — it's up to you to innovate and seize this opportunity, for the benefit of our coastal communities."
The Honourable Diane Lebouthillier, Member of Parliament for Gaspésie–Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine and Minister of National Revenue
- The governments of Canada and Quebec support the fish and seafood sector through the Quebec Fisheries Fund
- Canada's fisheries funds
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SOURCE Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) Canada
For further information: Jocelyn Lubczuk, Press Secretary, Office of the Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, 343-548-7863, [email protected]; Media Relations, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, 613-990-7537, [email protected]


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Teens will be making pumpkin loaves to donate to those in need for the Thanksgiving holiday. And they will be able to take home one for their holiday table, too. Community service certificates will be awarded to participants.
NYMetroParents is the parenting division of Davler Media Group and encompasses 9 regional print magazines within the greater NY metro region as well as the website (nymetroparents.com). Following the success of the first NYC parenting resource book, "Big Apple Baby," BIG APPLE PARENT was launched in 1985; it is now the largest publisher of regional parenting content in the United States.


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Health unit seeks council support for drug consumption and treatment site
A drug consumption and treatment services site could open in Windsor by year’s end if city council approves.
The local health unit will on Monday ask city council to greenlight a site in downtown Windsor — a key part of a regional overdose prevention strategy.
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After being bumped from two packed council agendas in November and December, the health unit will finally request council’s support for the proposed site at 628 Goyeau St. If given the go-ahead, the health unit can complete necessary applications to the federal and provincial governments — the final steps before opening the doors to those with substance addictions.
While that approval process will involve a waiting game, health unit CEO Nicole Dupuis on Thursday said she hopes to see the CTS site up and running in 2022.
“We have done considerable consultation,” Dupuis said. “It’s about meeting people where they’re at, ensuring that people are able to use in a safe manner, and also connect them and offer them opportunities for other care and supports.”
From 2016 to 2020, Windsor-Essex recorded 236 opioid-related deaths. A whopping 64 of those occurred in 2020 alone.
In the first six months of 2021, another 33 people died as a result of opioid use. Although data for the rest of the year has not been finalized, preliminary information shows the opioid-related death count likely matches the high number recorded the year before.
Health unit data also shows a sharp increase in opioid overdoses during the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2019, the region saw 249 opioid overdoses, then an all-time high. In 2020, the pandemic’s first year, there were 358, and in 2021, there were 416.
“There are more people dying of opioids than of car crashes — many times more,” said acting medical officer of health Dr. Shanker Nesathurai. “Having a safe consumption site is one part of a comprehensive management plan to help reduce the burden of opioid-related illness and death in the community.”
Consumption and treatment services (CTS), formerly known as safe injection sites, are designated locations where people can use drugs in a safe environment that includes medical and social support. The sites do not provide substances. They aim to reduce overdose deaths and connect people with mental-health support, addictions treatment and housing support.
At the Dec. 20 Windsor council meeting, Ward 3 Coun. Rino Bortolin gave notice he would be making a motion at Monday’s meeting to support the health unit’s application for a CTS site.
The process to secure a CTS site in Windsor has taken years. In 2018, the Windsor Essex Community Health Centre and the AIDS Committee of Windsor made a joint application to the Ministry of Health to open a site. However, the program launched by the previous provincial Liberal government facilitating the establishment of several CTS sites across Ontario was put on hold by the Doug Ford government.
In 2019, the health unit conducted a survey to gauge public support for a CTS site and found the majority of respondents in favour. In 2020, a request for proposed site locations received no responses. However, two proposed locations were announced in 2021 for Windsor’s core: 628 Goyeau St. and 101 Wyandotte St. E.
Community consultation around both locations was held last year, prompting the health unit to decide on the Goyeau Street address.

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JSE-listed construction firm Aveng Group has announced the appointment of acting CEO and FD Kobus Verster as CEO, with immediate effect.
Verster, who had “extensive” experience in the steel and mining sectors, holds a BCom degree from the University of Potchefstroom and a BCom Honours in economics degree from the University of Pretoria.
He also holds an MBL from the University of South Africa and attended the Executive Management Programme, at the University of Virginia, in the US.
Prior to joining Aveng, Verster was CFO at ArcelorMittal South Africa, where he previously held various senior management positions.
“The board considered a number of candidates, both locally and internationally, but believes that this is the right appointment to take Aveng forward on a path to growth and improved performance. I would like to congratulate Kobus on his appointment and look forward to working with him,” commented Aveng chairperson Angus Band.
Verster would continue in his capacity as acting FD until a new FD was employed.
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Los Angeles, CA (June 2018) – Brizz Productions is thrilled to announce the new release of Lord Zuela’s hot summer single Art Girl. Art Girl is a Intimate and passionate ode to stylish and independent women who follow their own wave and go against the current. Uplifting synths, heavenly pads, and pumping kicks accompany the dreamy lyrics and smooth vocals that serenade the beautifully artistic Art girl, Urban and organic sounding Mellow Trap track with Future Vibes that make up Lord Zuela’s Cinematic Trap. Art Girl available worldwide June 2018.
Lord Zuela worked alongside his father Byron Brizz to create their Summer Smash Art Girl. The raspy dark tone of Lord Zuela’s voice gives the song a euphoric experience that keeps the listener entranced and singing along. “This is the perfect love song for that beautiful girl that are eccentric and expressive. This song pays an appreciation for women who have their own independent voice and wildstyle.” Lord Zuela adds.
Lord Zuela is Rapper songwriter Producer and Actor who grew up in generation z making his artistic expression resonate intimately with Latino Youth of his time.
Zuela is currently being classically trained at the California Institute of the Arts where is being challenged everyday by world class artists to further sharpen his talents. Latino urban Hip Hop and Latino House music has shaped the Zuela’s life since birth. “I remember falling asleep to vibrations from a giant speaker playing house music at party my parents took me to. I recorded my first rap song when I was in Kindergarten, so it’s been my passion my whole life.” Zuela began singing when he was in elementary and cared on through middle school and high school, he even had the gift to travel around the world with his Chamber Choir.
This will be Lord Zuela’s second single of the year following “Como Esta”. Previously Zuela released his single “Addicted” where the sound explored more Indie and Urban-Pop sensibilities. Zuela is excited to present his new Single Art Girl.
About Brizz Productions:
Brizz Productions is a music company and independent record label based in South Pasadena, California, servicing the music, film, radio and advertising industries. BP is distributed by Sony/ The Orchard worldwide. For the last 24 years, Brizz Productions has been built on a reputation of exceptional work, creativity, marketability and originality. Music that speaks to the heart and soul of a generation. For more information please visit: www.brizzproductions.com
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YOGA AS A TREATMENT FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL DISCOMFORTS: A HYPOTHESIS
Palavras-chave:Yoga, Musculoskeletal Discomforts, Physical Therapy, Hypothesis
Introduction: Nowadays, the prevalence of Musculoskeletal Discomforts (MSD) is increasing in the world. As treatment, usually surgery or physiotherapyare recommended, but they are expensive and may cause side effects. Apracticalcourse of treatment without negative side effects and with permanent positive effects is lacking. Objective: To suggest a practical course of treatment, introduced by a licensed Yoga coach who is experienced in this field, and through thatto shed a light on yoga as treatment for MSD. The hypothesis is that yoga may decrease the pain among individuals with MSD. Methods: This hypothesis is presented based on the practical techniques used in Yoga including body relaxation and breathing awareness (2 minutes & 3 minutes respectively), warm up/stretches (20 minutes), balancing & strength, full relaxation and refresh.This training exercise is suggested to be done in the morning, 2-3 times a week for 8-10 weeks. There is no age nor gender limitation. Result: It is hypothesized that 1 hour of Yoga exercise can be useful in decreasing the symptoms of MSD by increasing the flexibility of muscles and range of motion in joints. Conclusion: A series of Yoga training exercise can be suggested for the physiotherapist to treat the people with MSD.
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text: FUMAGALLI, Angelo (1728-1804) - The vicissitudes of Milan during the war with Federigo I Imperadore. Milan: Antonio Agnelli, 1778.A copy on blue paper of the first edition of this fascinating historical work on Milan illustrated by Aspardi's fine engravings among which is a large folding engraved map of Milan. This is the first book printed by the Tipografia del Monastero of S. Ambrogio.4to (260 x 198mm). Half-title, engraved frontispiece and title within architectural border, 8 headpieces of which 2 with city views and 6 with coins and bas-reliefs, 3 initials and 5 tail-pieces, all engraved, a plate with a facsimile of a document and a splendid large folding map of Milan. Modern binding preserving the contemporary green leather spine decorated in gilt (lightly rubbed); in a modern marble case.ENFUMAGALLI, Angelo (1728-1804) - Le vicende di Milano durante la guerra con Federigo I Imperadore. Milan: Antonio Agnelli, 1778.Exemplar on blue paper of the original edition of this valuable historical work on Milan, illustrated with elegant engravings by Aspardi. Of particular interest is the large map that reconstructs the city in the late medieval period. This edition is the first to come out of the presses of the Tipografia del Monastero di S. Ambrogio.4to (260 x 198mm). Eyelet, intaglio frontispiece, calligraphic frontispiece in a beautiful architectural frame, 8 endpapers, 2 with beautiful views of the city and 6 with coins and antique bas-reliefs, 3 letterheads and 5 copper-engraved endpapers, a table showing a facsimile of a document and a splendid bird's eye view of Milan in perfect condition. Modern binding in decorated paper retaining the contemporary green leather spine titled in gold (slight scratches); preserved in slipcase.

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October 12, 2000
TO:†††††††††††††††††††† Walter Rosenzweig, President
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FROM:††††††††††††† Joseph S. Guarisco, MD
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RE:†††††††††††††††††††† PATIENT TRACKING
The Department of Emergency Medicine has been live with electronic Patient Tracking for nearly seven months now.† I would have to say that Patient Tracking and electronic physicians notes have been the two most significant advancements that this department has made on the operational side when we consider information management systems alone or when compared to any of the other operational improvements we have made through the years.† Our original plan was to have a multi-week training program to educate all users on the functionality of the system.† However, it was clear within the first hour of implementation that the system was so intuitive an extended training period would not be needed.† In fact, our immediate concern was keeping pace with the users and making sure that the functionality actually met their needs rather than teaching them how to use the system.† The department has never looked back and the electronic grease board has been up and running flawlessly since implementation.
Patient Tracking is loaded on 20+ PCs within the department and allows physicians and nurses remote to the main control desk to know exactly what is occurring in the department in terms of which patients need to be seen, who is responsible for those patients, and the status of various tasks and procedures such as x-ray and laboratory.† No longer is it necessary to go from one end of the department to the other to view the old grease board.† Efficiency has been greatly improved.† Additionally, management can view the waiting room from any PC, including those in their offices, which allows real-time knowledge as to patient volumes, flow and bottlenecks.† In other words, an overview of the demands of the department is immediately available.† The system has been a tremendous improvement operationally for our management team.
The functionality of the system allows online unit managers during any given shift to know exactly when a patient has registered and is available to be placed in a room.† The physicians and nurses then immediately know when a patient has been placed in a room so that the task of care can be initiated.† Furthermore, when patients are discharged, the knowledge of the discharge is immediately displayed throughout the department so that new patients can be placed in those rooms.† This means that downtime between discharges and new patients is minimal.
Another critical aspect of Patient Tracking functionality is the ability to set alarms for various tasks and procedures which, by using color indicators, alert all users, including managers, that there is a delay in any specific process, such as time to see a nurse, time to see a physician, waiting times, lab, x-ray and special procedure processes, etc.† The user, with one glance at the tracking screen, can immediately notice any bottlenecks involving specific processes and personnel.† These processes and personnel shortages can be immediately addressed.† The old manual grease board allowed none of this in real time. Finally, all of this data is used to create a timeline progress report of all the interventions and interactions regarding a particular patient, allowing the user to view the time-stamped events and personnel encounters throughout the patientís stay in the ED.† The department managers can view this data in a cumulative format allowing a global view of department efficiency and productivity.
Patient Tracking without a doubt has become a critical and indispensable operational tool for our department.† We love it so much that we are putting the system in the ICU and critical areas in our hospital.


Born in Israel, Itaï Daniel is a composer, pianist and conductor. He begins his musical studies by learning piano with internationally renowned teachers such as Jonathan Zak, Boris Guslitzer or Victor Derevianko, and then begins viola and takes classes in harmony. In 1991 he enters the Academy of Music of Tel Aviv University, where he studies conducting and choral conducting with Noam Sherif and Avner Itai.
In 1995, Itaï Daniel leaves Israel for the United States, where he works as a conductor. At the same time, he continues his career as a pianist, starts teaching vocal technique and trains professional singers, a teaching that will be essential to his composition work.
Since 2004, now based in Paris, he decides to fully devote himself to composition. Among his major works in the Jewish tradition are three large cantatas Machzor Chayim, Shma Koleinu and B’reshït and many compositions based on the major Jewish prayers and texts (Yotzer, Haskivenu, Shalom Rav, Kaddish, Oseh Shalom, Adon Olam). He is also the author of a grand sonata as well as a toccata for the piano and a sonata for flute-solo. His works have been performed in England, the United States, Germany, South Africa, and France.
Since 2009, Itaï Daniel is the conductor of the Copernic Choral Ensemble in Paris, now recognized as one of the best Jewish choirs in Europe.


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Love Island’s Samie Elishi and Claudia Fogarty are currently travelling across Europe together as they have embarked on a luxury Virgin cruise.
The brunette beauty, 22, showed off her incredible in a racy black cut-out bikini while reclined on a sunbed and sipping on a drink.
She went makeup free underneath a pair of stylish sunglasses and flashed her dazzling white smile.
Meanwhile Claudia, 28, looked incredible in a plunging beige patterned dress as they enjoyed lunch in Marseille, France.
Samie slipping into a matching mini dress as the pair posed in front of a scenic backdrop before heading back onto the ship.
Girls trip: Love Island’s Samie Elishi and Claudia Fogarty are currently travelling across Europe together as they have embarked on a luxury Virgin cruise
Stunning: The brunette beauty, 22, showed off her incredible in a racy black cut-out bikini while reclined on a sunbed and sipping on a drink
Gorgeous: Claudia, 28, looked incredible in a plunging beige patterned dress as they enjoyed lunch in Marseille, France
Claudia posed in a beige skin-tight dress as she looked out to sea while penning: ‘Sunsets and sangria, what more could you possibly need’
Love Island fans have been speculating that two islanders have rekindled their romance after splitting shortly after leaving the villa.
Tom Clare and Samie have set tongues wagging that they are back together after videos of them looking cosy in Marbella surfaced online.
The former couple, who came third in the series, were seen talking closely with Tom’s hand resting on her leg in a video shared by a TikTok account.
In the clip posted by @fifi_fngrl, the camera then panned to their pal Claudia Forgarty who holds up her middle finger, seemingly unimpressed by the reunion.
A separate video shows Samie and Tom stood in NAO beach club, with the footballer stood whispering in her ear.
Seemingly taken from one of Tom’s friends’ Instagram stories, it shows them laughing and joking together while stood in a group of friends.
The person filming hints he had already been spending time with Samie during the day, as he says: ‘F***ing hell here he is. Alright Samie? F***ing hell.’
He then jokes: ‘They’re friends now ain’t they, they’re f***ing friends, they’re friends now, they’re friends.’
After being caught on camera, Samie can be heard laughing and telling the person to delete the video, apparently keen to keep their reunion under wraps.
Samie and Tom have been spotted in several videos together on the trip, however these are the first that suggest they have rekindled their romance.
Sharing the video to TikTok, the original poster, @fifi_fngrl, wrote: ‘Samie girl if ur happy I’m happy too’.
In the comments section, fans were quick to speculate that the two Islanders had found their way back to one another.
One person said: ‘They’re back together I think… but they want to keep it private for as long as possible.’
Glam: The stunning pals kept their Instagram followers updated during the lavish trip
Beauty: Claudia posed in a beige skin-tight dress as she looked out to sea while penning: ‘Sunsets and sangria, what more could you possibly need’
Girls trip: Just days before, Samie and Claudia enjoyed a holiday in Marbella with her ex Tom Clare
Another said: ‘I KNEW I saw him on Claudia’s story at the airport’.
Many admitted they were ‘confused’ by the video as Tom was pictured sucking the toe of an unknown woman earlier this month.
MailOnline has approached representatives for Samie and Tom for comment.
The pair were previously on rocky terms after Tom was caught looking intimate with another girl following their split.
While on a boys trip to Ibiza with his co-star Casey O’Gorman the boys hung out with two mystery women on a boat trip.
Shortly after the pictures emerged, Samie unfollowed her ex on Instagram.
Tom, who split from Samie last month, recently hinted at a potential reconciliation between the pair as he admitted he has a lot of ‘love’ and ‘respect’ for his ex.
The former Love Island star, who rose to fame on the winter series earlier this year, told MailOnline that the couple split after their relationship became ‘intense’ and ‘pressurised’ but there was no fallout or bad blood between them.
Explaining that their romance changed once they left the ITV2 villa in March, the ex-Macclesfield Town footballer said that as ‘mature adults’ they decided that being together wasn’t right.
In a new interview, the eBay ambassador revealed that he has ‘no interest’ in seeing anyone else and would even turn down the opportunity to appear on E4 show Celebs Go Dating.
He said: ‘When you come out of the villa, things are very different. It can be a lot and intense and there was a lot of pressure on the situation.
‘We’re on such good terms now and I have a lot of love and respect for her. There is no bad blood there and I wish her all the best, I know she will smash it.
Rekindled? Tom Clare and Samie have set tongues wagging that they are back together after videos of them looking cosy in Marbella surfaced online
Still love: Tom, who split from Samie last month, recently hinted at a potential reconciliation between the pair as he admitted he has a lot of ‘love’ and ‘respect’ for his ex
‘We are both mature adults and we realised that the relationship wasn’t right. We didn’t argue or anything like that. I still have a lot of time for her.
‘Now that we’re not together… we’re focusing on ourselves… I don’t know if there’s a chance of us getting back together… I don’t know what could happen but she’s a lovely, genuine girl.’
Affirming his single status, Tom added: ‘I am not dating, I’m not interested in it right now if I’m honest. I wouldn’t do any other dating shows, no. I am not even thinking about dating at all, it’s not even in my head I can’t lie.’
The former Islanders split a month after finishing in third place on the show with sources claiming it was due to the distance between them as Samie is from Essex and Tom lives in Barnsley.

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In less than three years the producer and DJ known as Wolfgang Gartner has gone from strength to strength, with eight #1 tracks on Beatport (including the site’s best-selling track of 2009) and remixes for A-list artists (Black Eyed Peas, Timbaland, Britney Spears), all lauded by peers such as David Guetta, Tïesto, and Pete Tong.
Gartner isn’t simply an underground sensation. He has played before thousands at events like Coachella and Ultra Music Festival. Black Eyed Peas main man will.i.am has already tapped him for collaborations, and legendary record executive Jimmy Iovine—who has nurtured the careers of icons ranging from Eminem to Stevie Nicks—has displayed a strong interest in Gartner.
The number of requests he gets to remix other artists’ tracks has reached a point where he elects to decline ninety-nine percent of them (“I generally only work with artists for whom I have great respect and admiration”).
Gartner is meticulous in his approach to crafting new tracks in the studio, contemplating how they’ll sound in different venues and new ways to pitch curveballs at the dance music cognoscenti—without using gratuitous gimmicks. Whereas many producers start with a rhythm track, Gartner is more likely to begin with a melody and a concept, and experiment… and experiment and experiment… until the pieces begin to click.
“Music doesn’t just come out of thin air,” he admits. “Inspiration is a natural process.” And it can’t be forced.

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Towards the end of Irish Theatre Magazine's annual international critics' forum last Thursday, Willie White made a fascinating comment from the floor. The incoming artistic director of the Ulster Bank Dublin theatre festival suggested the humiliation felt by many in the Republic of Ireland at being bailed out by the EU and the International Monetary Fund after the country's financial crisis was not entirely merited. As he saw it, Ireland had long ago ceded the independence it had gained in 1922 – not to the money men, but to the Catholic church. After seeing some of the shows in the festival, you could see what he meant. On one particular day, I saw three plays back to back which bore vivid witness to the church's hold for the greater part of the 20th century. Laundry by ANU Productions is a stunning piece of one-to-one site-specific theatre performed in a former Magdalene laundry on the north side of the city where, right until the mid-1990s, young women were incarcerated, typically after falling pregnant while unmarried.
Still reeling from the terrible beauty of Louise Lowe's production, I rushed to Testament by Colm Tóibín, a dark, brooding, wordy monologue starring none other than the Virgin Mary, who puts right a few misconceptions about the death of her son.
Then it was over to the Lir, the newly opened national academy of dramatic art, where Brokentalkers was staging The Blue Boy, a troubling piece of documentary theatre about Ireland's industrial schools, where religious orders would educate orphaned children. As horrific stories continue to emerge even today, it's clear education wasn't the only thing these schools did.
As an outsider, I am not surprised to find much of this material revelatory as well as grim. What does surprise me, however, is how much it is also a revelation to Irish audiences. You might think there's a lot of Catholicism in Irish drama – although three church-related shows in a day is unusual even in Dublin – but when you talk to people and see the impact these plays are having, you realise the wound is very deep and there's going to be a lot more of it to come. In The Blue Boy, co-director and star Gary Keegan describes growing up in the shadow of an industrial school and quotes his mother recalling the sounds of children's screams from the other side of the wall. As the nation comes to terms with what is actually a very recent past, it's having to accept that it allowed too much to happen on the other side of the wall, just out of sight, just out of mind.
One friend suggested these productions, far from marking the end of an era, would be just the start of a wave of soul-searching plays examining Ireland's secret past. Like the plays that emerge even now from South Africa dealing with apartheid or Northern Ireland dealing with the Troubles, they are a reminder that as human beings we can take years and even decades to process our collective trauma – something theatre is particularly adept at.
Speaking as a panellist on the critics' forum, I said I'd rather have had the comedy of Monty Python's Life of Brian than the solemnity of Testament (it sounds facetious, but the two of them do a similar job of putting a human face on a great moment in history). Peter Crawley of the Irish Times retorted that Life of Brian was banned in Ireland, and the greatest significance of Testament was that it could exist at all in a country that very recently would have accused Tóibín of heresy.


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1) The Philly connection is paying off. Wenger and Maidana were among the most dangerous players on the field and our offseason acquisitions both were able to find the score sheet and provide plenty of opportunities.
2) Defense is still suffering from some lingering problems from last year - mainly turning off at key moments. It will be interesting to see how a healthy defensive line and defensive midfield will prevent some of these problems in the future. Here is Harrison Hamm's article about what went wrong on New England Revolution's opening goal in the 3rd minute.
3) The identity of this club is noticeably different from last year's. Coyle has done well to implement an attacking mentality that is sure to deliver on last year's promise of providing exciting (goal scoring) soccer for fans. How will his system play out in the Western Conference? We'll have to see, but a draw against a talented Eastern Conference club is still a decent result.
Houston Dynamo Player Ratings:
Joe Willis (6) - Willis took over the starting Goalkeeper responsibilities as Tyler Deric became a late scratch due to an abdominal strain. Willis has very good shot stopping instincts, but was often left with defending a seemingly much larger net due to poorly organized defending in front of him.
DaMarcus Beasley (5.5) - DMB battled it out with the much more physically aggressive and stronger Teal Bunbury, a battle that would eventually see Beasley leave the match due to injury. Beasley made a pair of key tackles and successfully maneuvered the ball out of danger with the highest passing rating of any Dynamo player, but was also responsible for a few crucial mistakes that proved costly.
Raul Rodriguez (7) - With the Dynamo giving up 3 goals in a draw for their season opener, Raul Rodriguez remained the lone bright spot in the back. Rodriguez intercepted a game-high 8 passes, blocked 2 shots, and maintained a high passing accuracy from the back.
David Horst (4.5) - Horst struggled with Charlie Davies's speed and control, but also failed to utilize his aerial strengths defensively. Horst played the ball out relatively well, but often relied on his "clear first" methodology which did not always translate into increased possession for the Dynamo.
Jalil Anibaba (5) - With regular right-back Sheanon Williams out with a hamstring strain, the versatile Anibaba was called into action. While Anibaba's favored position is center-back, he is a serviceable outside back as well, but communication issues were a problem as he likely needs additional time to develop a rapport with the rest of the defensive line and those in front of him. Still, he managed a respectable defensive stat-line earning 3 tackles and 2 intercepted passes, but his 62.5% passing accuracy was the worst among Dynamo defenders.
Ricardo Clark (5.5) - Last season Clark was one of the Dynamo primary goal scorers as a threat crashing the box and now has reverted to his more traditional defensive central midfield role. It is clear that he's still transitioning to the latter as his positioning was a bit too advanced for a defensive midfielder which allowed New England to counter attack effectively.
Alex Lima (6.5) - For most of the game, Alex partnered next to Clark as a holding midfielder to provide defensive cover for our attacking-favored formation, but was moved to left-back when DaMarcus Beasley was subbed off midway through the 2nd half. Alex was more disciplined in his positioning than Clark and contributed 5 huge tackles to the defensive end.
Giles Barnes (7) - Barnes provided the Dynamo with their 3rd and final goal of the game which fueled a lot of hope for Dynamo fans before it was tragically dashed in stoppage time (his goal was also up for Goal of the Week). The entire attacking quartet of Barnes, Bruin, Wenger, and Chaco gave the New England backline fits and Barnes benefited from attention taken off him which differed from how often he was targeted last year.
Cristian Maidana (8) - Chaco pulled the strings of the Dynamo attack and showcased his incredible skill set over the ball. He can deliver a ball with pinpoint accuracy and was responsible for getting the Dynamo's 1st goal of the game. For much of the game it felt like every touch and pass Maidana made set himself or a teammate up for an opportunity on goal. His energy, enthusiasm, and technique are definitely encouraging along with the rest of this rejuvenated Dynamo offense. My only criticism is we played far too many short corners given Maidana's ability over the ball.
Andrew Wenger, MotM, (8.5) - Wenger has a diverse set of skills as a forward which have led to him being utilized in a variety of positions throughout his young career in soccer. He's quick, strong, good with the ball at his feet, gifted in the air, defends well, and is always looking to get in on goal. He demonstrated all of those skills against the Revs and it showed by him being involved in 2 of the Dynamo's 3 goals. First, he helped head the ball towards Maidana which created a communication problem for the Revolution defense and Goalkeeper Bobby Shuttleworth leading to a Dynamo goal. Then in the 2nd half Wenger won a ball near the center circle of the field and scored a goal after a give-and-go with Will Bruin. With a lot of competition at the forward spots for the Dynamo, Wenger did well to position himself as a starter.
Will Bruin (7.5) - While Bruin's touch and dribbling occasionally let him down, his hold-up play, defensive efforts, and distribution provided scoring support and increased possession for the Dynamo. Bruin (along with Wenger) helped win balls in the air and intercept errant passes from opponents. Bruin also played the role of distributor rather than goal scorer as he notched 2 assists.
David Rocha (5) - Despite coming on for Ricardo Clark in the 64th minute, Rocha rarely saw action on the ball only taking 10 total touches. Rocha was disciplined with his positioning as he rarely advanced beyond the halfway mark, but needed to insert himself into the game more given the amount of time on the pitch he had.
Oscar Boniek Garcia (6.5) - Coming on for Beasley in the 71st minute, Boniek looked like he was not ready to be banished to the bench as he came out and looked like a bit like his old, dynamic self. Boniek dummied a pass through to Giles Barnes for the Dynamo's 3rd goal and was active on the defensive side making tackles and intercepting passes while passing well from midfield.
Mauro Manotas (6) - The biggest talking point about Manotas coming on in the 74th minute for Maidana was why Erick Torres wasn't entering the match. Manotas by many measures had outperformed Cubo in preseason and Coyle seemed ready to put the younger player into action. Manotas looked dangerous and even had a very well hit shot from a difficult space, but still needs a bit more time to polish his skills.
Coach Owen Coyle (6.5) - This Dynamo team looked very different from last year's team, yet still suffered some of the same problems. Defensively the club looked to be in preseason form while the offense was in playoff push mode. I have little doubt that this team will score and will score often, but I hope the defense will gain familiarity with their increased defensive roles, wingers will support the defense, and the club utilizes its defensive first team to its fullest potential.

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BNP only knows how to destroy and loot, does not know how to serve the people: PM Hasina
Dhaka, July 21: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urged the countrymen to protect them from BNP-Jamaat, saying they only know how to destroy, corrupt and loot but do not know how to serve the people. She said, "They (BNP-Jamaat) know how to destroy, they don't know how to build anything, they don't know how to serve people, they only know how to do corruption and plunder and also know how to fulfill their interests."
The Prime Minister said this while inaugurating the running of trains on the newly constructed 72 km dual-gauge double rail line under the Akhaura-Laksam Double Track Project on Friday. He attended the inauguration ceremony at Laksam, Comilla through a virtual platform from his official residence Ganabhavan.
Sheikh Hasina said the government will not stop BNP-Jamaat's political program, but they will not be exempted if any destructive activities are repeated. Referring to the violence perpetrated by the BNP Jamaat clique during 2013-2015, the Prime Minister said, "We will not and are not stopping them from doing politics. But, they will not be spared if they set fire to the railway again or do any harm to the people."
He said there will be cameras everywhere and any destructive activities will be identified and punished accordingly.
The Prime Minister called upon the people to be vigilant to save themselves from the hands of terrorist BNP-Jamaat. He also said, "We want to protect the country from them."
The Prime Minister said, "BNP is a terrorist party. BNP understands nothing but terrorism." He also mentioned the misdeeds and cruelty of military dictator Ziaur Rahman, the founder of BNP. He also said that Ziaur Rahman was involved in the brutal killing of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and four national leaders in prison, as well as the killing of freedom fighter officers and ordinary people of the armed forces.
Sheikh Hasina said, when Zia's wife (Begum Khaleda Zia) came to power, she also understood nothing but killing people. They (BNP) killed more than 21,000 Awami League leaders and activists and during her (Khaleda Zia) regime, massive repression and torture was carried out on a large number of people.


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An international team of researchers have managed to achieve data transmission speeds of 2.5 terabits per second by “twisting” light waves. They believe the same technique could also be used for more traditional wireless transmission.
The technique involves controlling the movement of light waves in two different ways: the spin angular momentum (which is already controlled in radio wave transmissions) and the orbital angular momentum (which has not previously been controlled.)
The most popular analogy is if we had previously been able to control the way the Earth spins on its axis, we now also gained the ability to control the way it moves around the Sun. Another way to picture it would be as a set of screws: whereas we’ve previously only been able to control the direction the screw faces, we can now vary the thread and thus control the amount of twist.
Scientists from Sweden and Italy have previously demonstrated that it is possible to transmit light beams controlling both forms of momentum. Now a collaboration of the University of Southern California, Tel Aviv University, and the Nasa Jet Propulsion Laboratory have carried out an experiment into practical uses of the concept.
The idea was that whereas optical transmissions currently send data over multiple streams of differing colors, the researchers could instead use light beams with a different orbital angular momentum.
To do this, they combined eight beams of light into one, with four twisted together in the center and four in a ring around them. Ironically the set-up was somewhat similar to a metal cable with twisted wires surrounded by a plastic sheath.
At the receiving end, this single beam was switched back into the eight original beams and the data extracted. The increased space efficiency allowed the 2.5 terabits per second.
It’s too early to get overexcited about the idea of downloading Blurays from Netflix in under a second: the experiment was only carried out across a one meter space. The researchers believe that the limitations that would come from using optical cabling would likely mean the technique would be restricted to transmissions of up to a kilometer or so.
One of the researchers, Professor Alan Willner, said those problems wouldn’t exist in space, meaning the technique could be adopted for high-speed communications between different satellites.


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About 300 attendees gathered at Abraxas High School for the fifth annual Community Alliance for Healthy Minds Forum on Saturday.
The free event offered information and resources to help individuals and families with mental illness.
Through the forum, Rancho Bernardo residents Rex and Connie Kennemer have helped spread awareness about mental illness and suicide prevention to Poway and surrounding communities. They created the nonprofit organization after they lost their son Todd to suicide more than five years ago. Their 25-year-old son had been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
Connie Kennemer explained to the crowd that she had “lost herself for a season” after her son died.
“It’s been a long trip, and I realized early on that there were no clear roadmaps,” she said. “I couldn’t call AAA for directions or a tow truck. My GPS system just didn’t work here. ...I wondered would I remain an open wound? I wondered, ‘Who am I now?’
“My new role is to simply be a good neighbor in the new community that I’ve been assigned to," she said. “My neighbors here are working hard, just like I am, to figure out what to do with our pain. We’re quick to pass on anything that we’ve learned. These are folks who reach out, who laugh, who smile, who dream again, who cry and aren’t ashamed of their emotions. What a fragile, but courageous neighborhood I’ve joined! I’m honored to live alongside these folks who are now my friends.”
The CAHM Forum, which began at 8:30 a.m. and ended at 3 p.m., opened with a presentation by keynote speaker Sara Gilman, a licensed marriage and family therapist, who talked about stress.
After Gilman defined and explained stress—which she said is heightened because of the digital age—she demonstrated different breathing techniques to help achieve “heart rate coherence.” Heart rate coherence, she explained, is “a state when the heart, mind and emotions are in energetic alignment and cooperation. It is associated with 'a sustained positive emotion.'"
“You can be in charge of your heart rate variability,” Gilman said. “The more you train your heart, the more you will come from your heart in your day-to-day life. Sometimes the most important thing—in a whole day—is the rest that we take between two breaths.”
A first-time CAHM Forum attendee, who asked that we not use her name, said she learned a lot from the presentation.
“It’s within us to control stress, and we just have to realize it,” she said.
After the keynote address, attendees selected from a variety of breakout sessions to attend. The breakout sessions addressed a broad range of topics, including grief and loss, hope and healing, expression and communication, and more. Some sessions were geared toward youth and others were geared toward adults.
In one session led by representatives from Impact Young Adults, participants explored leadership and team roles in an exercise that used Nintendo Wii’s Mario Kart game. Some participants were "drivers" and others were "supporters."
"When we have that support, when we feel supported in our lives, we really feel like we can take on anything with more confidence," one of the presenters said.
In addition to the keynote address and breakout sessions, there were numerous resource booths in the outdoor resource fair.
Margaret Hurst Reese, author of the memoir, Runaway Mind: My Own Race with Bipolar Disorder, shared her experiences with booth visitors.
“The book talks of hope and how you can make it out there,” said Reese, who proudly talked about her husband and daughter. “It’s a story of hope for people with mental illness. It’s a success story.”
Her sister, Amy Kownacki, encouraged others to read the book.
“It’s an interesting take because it’s not only hearing from somebody who is bipolar but the family,” she said. “My mother, myself, her best friend, all contributed to the story. It tells you what the family goes through.”
Kickstart, a team of mental health professionals that treats youth and assists families in preventing psychosis, was among the other booths at the resource fair.
“I wanted to see some of the other organizations that we can partner up with,” said Brady Ferdig, Kickstart outreach coordinator. “It’s all about a big cause.”
Most attendees visited multiple booths to learn about community resources and take home informational brochures.
“I want to get more information on suicide prevention,” said a first-time attendee, who asked that we not use her name. “I had a friend who tried to commit suicide. I want to become more informed about certain things.”
This is the third year that Abraxas High School has hosted the forum.
“Abraxas is a school primarily to assist at-risk kids, kids that weren’t successful in the comprehensive high schools,” Principal Rudy Casciato said. “They come here for a second chance, and there’s a lot of reasons why they’re here. Some of them have issues with mental health that through Student Services and programs like this, they can get help.”
Although the event was free, donations were encouraged. Proceeds from the 2011 CAHM Forum will support at-risk individuals and families, as well as at-risk programs.
The Sheriff's Adolescent Group Adventure is among the programs at Abraxas that will benefit from funds raised. The SAGA program enables selected students to engage in team-building exercises at the Mataguay Scout Ranch.
“To have the community support Abraxas is important, and they need the funds,” said Marita Harmony, president of Soroptimist International of Poway.
Cathy Kosich, a student services specialist and student council coordinator at Abraxas, said she was pleased with the turnout.
“Through the efforts of this community coming together to provide information regarding mental health issues, we’re hoping to prevent any of the violence and events that have happened in other areas,” Kosich said. “We’re focused on prevention.”

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Primroses in Watercolour 2017
( Copyright Jean Haines )
Its' Spring and my heart is singing with the colours of the season. Primroses are flowering early in my cottage garden so I have managed to pick a few and paint them but in the warmth of my studio rather than outside in the cold.
Every year I paint primroses but this year there is an added excitement about my aiming to capture them in watercolour. I have time to paint on my own, discovering what I can achieve if I give myself the rare luxury of creating minus distractions of constantly teaching, travelling or giving presentations. Although I will be on tour in USA as from next week.
I decided this was my year. My time to paint alone and work, aiming to improve my own techniques so that I have more to offer when I am teaching and that luxury of time for me has been worth it. Which is wonderful considering it is only January, the first month of the year.
I have so much to look forward to. So much to work on and so much to share as the months ahead pass.
This new painting of primroses,seen above, sings to my soul. It is exactly what I was aiming for. Before I leave my studio tonight I will be creating two large washes of floral scenes yet to be created and I cannot wait for the morning to see how they have dried.
Giving ourselves new challenges, new subjects and new colours to try especially at the beginning of a new year is worth it because then we can work towards reaching our goals. By the end of this year I want to look back and see how far I have come.
What about you?
1) Set yourself a goal of painting something you have painted before but try to better how you last painted it.
2) Give yourself the luxury of time to paint without distraction at least once a week.
3) Treat yourself to one new colour a month.


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, 1923. Printed material. Brooklyn Museum, NYARC Documenting the Gilded Age phase 1. (Photo: New York Art Resources Consortium, S01_1.4.046_0004.jpg)
Exhibition of paintings and water colors by Thomas Eakins : March 17-April 14, 1923 : at the Galleries of Joseph Brummer, 43 East Fifty-Seventh Street, New York.
Eakins, Thomas, 1844-1916.
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Brooklyn Museum Archives
[New York : The Galleries, 1923]


A lady passes in entrance of a Bitcoin exchange store.
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The world’s ideal-acknowledged electronic coin — which has expert a meteoric rise in 2019 — fell twelve% to about $eleven,450 on Thursday, in accordance to CoinDesk information.
Bitcoin had strike a 17-thirty day period superior above $thirteen,000 just two months back. It is really at the moment up about 200% because the begin of the yr, getting collected momentum as large corporations like Facebook and Fidelity get concerned in the place.
But it commenced sliding as Powell reported that he held “critical problems” about Facebook’s planned electronic currency Libra. The social community is hunting to start the token along with a consortium of corporations which includes Uber and Visa.
“Libra raises critical problems concerning privacy, income laundering, consumer defense, money balance,” Powell reported at a congressional committee Wednesday. “These are problems that need to be carefully and publicly tackled.”
Powell also referred to as for a halt to the challenge right up until regulators’ questions about Libra are tackled. The Fed has established up a performing group aimed at analyzing Libra, he added.
Facebook’s Libra can take the type of what is acknowledged as a stablecoin. These are cryptocurrencies that are generally pegged to currencies like the dollar. In Libra’s circumstance, the token is backed by a group of governing administration currencies and debt securities.
Analysts have been bullish on Libra, at least from the point of view that it could pave the way for much more adoption of cryptocurrencies. But the Facebook-led challenge has been clouded by regulatory problems, with central bankers and politicians close to the planet expressing skepticism.
“It appears that the market was not all set to crack a new highs just still, and (bitcoin) is now again in the vicinity of the minimal end of its most latest assortment” of $ten,000 to $fourteen,000, Mati Greenspan, senior market analyst at eToro, told CNBC by e mail Thursday.
Greenspan added that he was unsure if crypto traders ended up monitoring Powell’s comments. “This type of volatility is very typical for Bitcoin,” he reported.
Bitcoin was not the only virtual currency to drop adhering to Powell’s comments. The world’s next and third-premier cryptocurrencies — ether and XRP — also fell. Ether was down thirteen% at $270 a token, though XRP fell 15% to about 33 cents.


March 2014, the new Penn Hills satellite office is expected to be open and will handle support conferences and hearings for persons residing in the East Suburbs. The office is located at 12000 Frankstown Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15235.
This office will be the second satellite office of the Allegheny County Family Division, joining the South Hills office which has been open for almost two years. The intention is to make filing for support and attending conferences/hearings more accessible to litigants by offering suburban offices.
The South Hills office handles support cases for residents of the southern suburbs including: Mt. Lebanon, Upper Saint Clair, Bethel Park and Castle Shannon. The South Hills office is located at 250 Mt. Lebanon Boulvard – Suite 200, Pittsburgh, PA 15234.


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Ken Bruce to play new Queen song with Freddie Mercury on Radio 2
The world exclusive first play of a new Queen song featuring Freddie Mercury will be by Ken Bruce on BBC Radio 2.
Roger Taylor and Brian May first revealed they had discovered the unheard song, in an interview with Zoe Ball on Radio 2 back in June during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
At the time, Roger told Zoe: “We did find a little gem from Freddie, that we’d kind of forgotten about. And it was. It’s wonderful. Actually, it was real discovery. It’s from the Miracle Sessions. It’s a very passionate piece.”
Brian explained how they found it: “It was kind of hiding in plain sight. We looked at it many times and thought, oh no, we can’t really rescue that. But in fact, we went in there again and our wonderful engineering team went, okay, we can do this and this. It’s like kind of stitching bits together. But it’s beautiful. It’s touching.”
The song is called Face it Alone and you can hear the world exclusive first play with Ken Bruce on BBC Radio 2 just after 11am today.


Vision-Assisted 'MultiFab' Printer Can 3D Print Ten Materials At Once
Researchers at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have developed a 3D printer that can print an unprecedented ten different materials at once by using 3D-scanning techniques that save time, energy, and money. Delivering resolution at 40 microns - less than half the width of a human hair - the 'MultiFab' system is the first 3D printer to use 3D-scanning techniques from machine vision, which offers two key advantages in accuracy and convenience over traditional 3D printing. First, MultiFab can self-calibrate and self-correct, freeing users from having to do the fine-tuning themselves. For each layer of the design, the system's feedback loop 3D scans and detects errors and then generates 'correction masks.' This approach allows the use of inexpensive hardware while ensuring print accuracy. Secondly, MultiFab gives users the ability to embed complex components, such as circuits and sensors, directly onto the body of an object, meaning that it can produce a finished product with moving parts in one step. The researchers have used MultiFab to print everything from smartphone cases to LED lenses, and they envision an array of applications in consumer electronics, microsensing, medical imaging, and telecommunications.


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Curry puffs and spring rolls were nice. The mains were disappointing: the Massaman curry was watery and flavourless, and the pad Thai was dry.
I ordered Prawn Pad Thai but received Chicken. So disappointed.
Noodles are pretty sweet but overall not bad
Pretty cheap. Would order again
Sesame prawn toast *chef's kiss*
Beef was more fat than meat, pretty bland sauces, chicken was rubbery. Very dissappointed in the quality of ingredients and taste.
Battered calamari with sweet chilli sauce.
Minced fish with finely shredded kaffir lime, Thai herbs and green beans served with sweet chilli sauce.
Grilled marinated chicken skewers served with peanut sauce.
Slightly sweet curry cooked with bamboo shoots, vegetables, coconut milk and holy basil.
Mild curry from Western Thai cooked with potato and vegetables in coconut milk.
Similar recipe as green curry but using red chilli and tastes stronger.
A spicy Southern Thai curry simmered in coconut milk and panang curry paste.
This delicious curry is medium hot and slightly sweet with thick sauce.
A slow cooked curry with potato, onion and peanuts in coconut cream.
Tender duck curry with red curry paste, coconut milk and vegetables.
Simple and delicious cooked with shallot and onion topped with cucumber and lime. Flavour your fried rice with tom yum, sambal, pineapple and curry powder, green curry or basil and shrimp paste.
A tangy Thai style laksa with crispy fried egg noodle.
Stir fried glass noodle with spicy sauce, fresh basil, onion, shallots, capsicum and vegetables.
Stir fried flat noodle with sweet oyster sauce, egg, mixed vegetable and Chinese kale.
Also know as drunken noodle similar to pad see ew and added with garlic chilli and basil.
A classic dish with thin rice noodle fried with dried shrimp, tofu, bean sprouts, garlic chive and ground peanuts with a secret tamarind sauce.
Thai style sweet and sour with pineapple, onion, tomatoes, cucumber and vegetables.
Stir fried with fried garlic and ground pepper served with steamed vegetables.
A very popular dish and the chilli bean paste is the secret ingredient.
Thai style oyster strir fried with seasonal vegetable, baby corn and mushroom.
Sliced fresh ginger, shallots, mushrooms and baby corn in special sauce.
Stir fried with spicy sauce, fresh basil and vegetables.
Green peppercorn, red curry paste, holy basil and green beans.
An opposite curry stir fried and finished with coconut cream.
Lots of vegetables stir fried with special sauce and tofu.
King prawns in a tom yum sauce with tomato, mushrooms, lemongrass and Thai herbs.
Garlic, coriander with chilli and tamarind sauce.
Cellophane noodles minced chicken, coriander, mint, lemon juice, fish sauce and peanuts.
Lemon juice, ground toasted rice, coriander, mint, red onion and fish sauce.
Minced meat, ground toasted rice, fish sauce, lemon juice and coriander.
Chilli jam, palm sugar, fish sauce, lemon juice, coriander and Thai herbs.
Aromatic broth braised beef with coriander, shallot, fried onion, rice, simple and homie.
Clear broth simmered with Thai herbs, lemongrass, galangal and tomato.
A most popular Thai prawn soup with Thai herbs and spicy lemongrass.
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Cold beer and hot music in The Village at Squaw
SQUAW VALLEY USA, Calif. andamp;#8212; The Village at Squaw Valley will pair up cold beers with hot music at the 10th Annual Brews, Jazz and Funk Fest to support the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe. Some of the most recognized jazz and funk legends will perform under the peaks of Squaw Valley USA Aug. 13 and 14, 2-8 p.m. in The Village at Squaw Valley.Festival goers can listen to continuous live music on two stages while sampling beers from more than 20 breweries including Big Sky, Deschutes, Eel River, Feather Falls, Fossil Fuels, Franziskaner, Full Sail, Gordon Biersch, Great Basin, Lagunitas, Lockdown, Mad River, Mammoth, Sam Adams, Sierra Nevada, Spaten, Stone, Sudwerks, and Trumer. Beers are $4 each, limited to ages 21 and older. A $5 entry donation to the festival is also requested. All proceeds benefit the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe. The festival is open to all ages with well behaved dogs welcome on leashes. Children may enjoy activities such as an 18-hole miniature golf course, sky jump bungee trampoline or ride the scenic aerial Cable Car to play paintball, swim, roller skate and hike at High Camp, el. 8200andamp;#8217;. For more information, visit http://www.TheVillageatSquaw.com or http://www.squaw.com or call 530-452-4000.andamp;#8211; Submitted to email@example.com
2 p.m. Mike Manganandamp;#8217;s Big Organ TrioMike Manganandamp;#8217;s Big Organ Trio line-up features a spectacular rhythm section with Ryan Krieger manning the drums and Mick Linden covering bass. Mangan has used Big Organ Trio to expand the range of the Hammond organ trio format, while diving headfirst into uncharted sonic and technical territory on the legendary keyboard. 4 p.m. Walter andamp;#8220;Wolfmanandamp;#8221; WashingtonWalter andamp;#8220;Wolfmanandamp;#8221; Washington has been an icon on the New Orleans music scene for decades. His searing guitar work and soulful vocals have defined the Crescent Cityandamp;#8217;s unique musical hybrid of Randamp;B, funk and blues since he formed his first band in the 1970, with his sound reflecting the full range of music from New Orleans. 6 p.m. andamp;#8211; The Meters Experience featuring Leo Nocentelli, guitarist, of The Meters with bassist Bill andamp;#8216;the Buddhaandamp;#8217; Dickens and drummer Jamal BatisteIn their 41-year history, The Meters have grooved their way around the globe, touring with such talents as The Rolling Stones, and have been the rhythm for such diverse artists as Dr. John, Paul McCartney, Robert Palmer and Patti Labelle. Considered by many to be the founding fathers of funk, The Meters created a unique sound that lasted through the 60s and 70s and was reborn in the late 80s. Their trademark sound blends funk, blues, and dance grooves with a New Orleans vibe. Leo Nocentelli, guitarist and founding member of the original Meters, continues to carry on The Meters musical sound, now known as The Meters Experience.Second Stage andamp;#8211; Monophonics, 3:30 p.m.
2 p.m. Tim Snider QuartetThe Tim Snider Quartetandamp;#8217;s high-energy performance gets people moving and entrances them into an experience like no other. Timandamp;#8217;s careful selection of extremely talented musicians with their own strong voice leads to a completely unique sound that is constantly evolving and always gets people on their feet and having a good time.4 p.m. Papa Grows FunkPapa Grows Funkandamp;#8217;s (PGF) all-star lineup features New Orleans’ finest musicians and funkiest characters, all of whom have deep roots in New Orleans music. Influenced by Dr. John, the Meters, and the Neville Brothers, Papa Grows Funk are the guardians of New Orleans funk. PGF continually stretches the bounds of New Orleans music, turning ears and shaking hips wherever they perform. 6 p.m. andamp;#8211; ZEROFounded by Steve Kimock and Greg Anton in 1980 in Marin County, ZERO offers a free flowing and largely instrumental mix of jazz, rock and blues. Kimock will close out Squaw Valleyandamp;#8217;s festival with a not-to-be-missed funky performance featuring Greg Anton, Steve Kimock, Bobby Vega, Chip Roland and Judge Murphy.Second Stage andamp;#8211; Eric Lindell, 3:30 p.m.
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Monday Dec 9
Scoop: Last Man Standing on Abc - Friday, December 27, 2013
"Driving Lessons" - Although Mike is having a great time teaching Eve how to drive, he thinks Vanessa should take over so she can have a chance to bond with her daughter.
Sun Dec 08, 2013
Pug Reenacting 'Home Alone' Is No Filthy Animal
Macaulay Culkin was pretty adorable as the resourceful kid left to his own devices in Home Alone , but this new version takes the cute factor up a notch.
Santa Claus as Tim Allen or Tim Allen as Santa Claus
In 1994, Tim Allen started to do a movie called The Santa Clause. Now it was cute and everyone enjoyed it and it has become a staple for the holiday season.
'The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause (2006)' Movie Review: Santa is stressed
Santa Claus has given in to his wife Carol and is bring the family up to the North Pole.
Sat Dec 07, 2013
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St. Cloud Winter Nights & Lights Parade Cancelled Due To Cold
With temperatures expected in the neighborhood of ten below, and wind chills in the -35 to -40 range, organizers have cancelled tonight's Santa Fun Run and Winter Nights & Lights Parade in downtown St. Cloud.
Fri Dec 06, 2013
Classic holiday films on TV
Everyone's favorite time of year is finally here. The holidays are fast approaching and what better way to spend the last few weeks of 2013 then snuggling up by the fire with some hot chocolate and holiday movies that the whole family can enjoy? I've checked out the holiday television schedule for the next few weeks and have come up with a great ... (more)
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TV Tonight: 'Last Man Standing' lets family fight
TONIGHT'S MUST-SEE: "Last Man Standing," 8 p.m., ABC. Four generations collide, bringing laughs and interesting discussions.
Thu Dec 05, 2013
Festive films come to Rio Grande Theatre
LAS CRUCES, N.M. >> 'Tis the season for holiday films at the Rio Grande Theatre! The Dona Ana Arts Council invites you to see two family holiday favorites on Saturday, Dec. 14, and Sunday, Dec. 15, at the Rio Grande Theatre, 211 N. Main St. in downtown Las Cruces.
Wed Dec 04, 2013
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Where do we start with "The Santa Clause?" It simply ranks among the greatest Christmas movies of all time.
Tue Dec 03, 2013
Classic Christmas Fails
For as long as I can remember, the Christmas season has been heralded by chocolate advent calendars, holiday tunes on the radio, a wreath on the door and, of course, a constant stream of Christmas classics on the television screen.
Mon Dec 02, 2013
25 Days of Christmas Dec. 2: 'Jack Frost,' 'The Santa Clause' and more
We're in full swing with the holiday season, gang. It's December, there may be snow on the ground where you live and ABC Family is counting down the days to Christmas with its annual 25 Days of Christmas.
60% Adventures of the Penguin King 3D
Rex, a young King Penguin, has been away from his home for three years, learning to hunt in the wild oceans, but now he's back - in Penguin City.
Sat Nov 30, 2013
10 Christmas Movies Made Less Magical by Adulthood
The endless expanse of days between Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve seems to shrink, presents become a responsibility instead of magically appearing under your tree, and the Christmas movies you've loved forever just don't feel the same.
Mon Nov 25, 2013
Scoop: Last Man Standing on Abc - Friday, December 13, 2013
"Elfie" - In the spirit of Christmas, the sometimes self-absorbed Mandy plays Santa by anonymously arranging a holiday surprise for Blanca, the Baxters' housekeeper.
Sun Nov 24, 2013
'The Santa Clause (1994)' Movie Review: My dad is santa claus
Scott Calvin is a businessman. He is such a good businessman, he has little time for anything else.
Fri Nov 22, 2013
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'Deck' tells the tale of an urbanite in the country
TheatreOne is presenting a play perfect for those who are more Three Stooges than Tim Allen when it comes to home improvement.
Mon Nov 18, 2013
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Wild Hogs rumble through Mississippi
Elvis Presley statue reaches out to visitors in front of the Tupelo City Hall. Tupelo is proud to be the birthplace of the king of rock 'n' roll.
Thu Nov 14, 2013
Tim Allen: Find Out Why He Was Nervous About Appearing on Chelsea Lately
The funnyman admitted to Chelsea Handler on Wednesday, Nov. 13, that the two actually bumped into each other a party and he needed some persuading before he decided to come on the show.
Wed Nov 13, 2013
TV Show Featuring Fictional Ham Sparks Crop of New Hams
Fans of the ABC Television show " Last Man Standing " may be aware that its main character, "Mike Baxter" - played by Tim Allen - is supposed to be a radio amateur, KAA XTT.


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Food Industry | Business
Tex-Mex restaurant sues Fort Worth rival for double-dipping on name of its famed queso
Austin-based Matt's El Rancho Tex-Mex says an appetizer on the menu of Fort Worth-based Horseshoe Hill Cowboy Café is too similar to its popular "Bob Armstrong Dip."
Snap Kitchen launches direct shipping of meals from its Fort Worth facility
This North Texas city will be home to one of Fuzzy's Taco Shop's 20 new locations
Fort Worth's Ben E. Keith unveils $100M regional HQ, distribution center in Alabama
It's being built in New Brockton, a town of 1,100 people about 80 miles southeast of Alabama's capital city, Montgomery.
Texas' most popular CEO runs a family business with an insanely loyal following
H-E-B established an employee stock ownership plan in 2015 and has granted more than $1 billion in stock to 63,000 workers.
Whataburger's founding family sells controlling stake in iconic Texas chain
The motive is Whataburger's desire to expand its brand and introduce its restaurants to new customers.
King Arthur Flour issues recall after wheat is linked to E. coli outbreak
King Arthur said it learned about the possible contamination from ADM Milling Co. after the latter learned some of its wheat had been linked to an ongoing E. coli outbreak, according to an announcement from King Arthur.
Pei Wei Asian Diner, headquartered in Irving, sells to California company
In 2017, Pei Wei moved its headquarters from Scottsdale, Ariz., to Irving, to "establish a new home base and a new corporate culture in Las Colinas."
Dallas couldn't buy its way out of the food desert, so now it's hoping to plant a few small seeds
Everyone has ideas. Money, too. But as evidenced by the city's latest small-dollar attempt at solving what millions couldn't, nobody in charge yet has the fix.