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- I tend to haunt the public libraries often enough, so I don't think this list quite reflects the amount of books I've read in my lifetime. However, there's enough of "me" in it, as can be seen from the truckloads of history, tea and poetry books I have in my personal collection. It may also show I'm a raving Anglophile. I am a somewhat curious person and like to learn about a variety of things, so I try not to limit my collection to only a few genres - but I do have my priorities!
I hate reading bad books, but the definition of "bad" varies from person to person. I may turn my nose up at a title because it looks like a complete waste of time, but someone else might be thinking the same thing about the book in my hand. I suppose I'm an empathetic snob.
Since I don't have a garden (unless you count the plants struggling for life in my apartment), I enjoy watching my library grow. Making room for new acquisitions is a labor of love.
In reviewing, I rarely go below 3 stars, because if I can't say something nice I'll either keep silent or get rid of the book from my library. The criteria is usually based on whether I enjoyed reading it, which is I think a good enough reason as any.
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Website design has become more than just knowing how to use colors and where to organize your links and photos – with growing technology and new ways to connect with others and access the Internet, you will need more than just a snazzy website. True, having a beautiful website that is functional and easy to use will encourage users to trust you and your business through various first impressions, but with the emerging ways that people are connecting online and living through the Internet, you as a business person will have to play that game and try to connect with your customers and potential customers even more.
The first thing you will have to realize is that you will need a strong social media presence. There are many platforms to connect with users, and it’s a good idea to have a consistent presence in most of them if you have the time. If you don’t have the time, the obvious ones like Facebook and Twitter will be the best platforms for social media you can connect to right now. Having regular updates will keep users coming back to check up on them, and this will lead to more hits on your website.
The reason why you want more hits on your website is to increase your search engine optimization (or SEO). You essentially want to be considered as important and relevant by search engines like Google, and in order to do so, you need a steady stream of visitors and regular updates to your websites. There are a couple of ways to do this. You must consider responsive website design and content marketing.
The way traditional websites are created is through using visual hierarchy. Research has shown that people tend to hover around the top left corner of a web page most often, and will hover over to the right. The more downward they are going on the website, the less time they are taking to read what’s down there. This is mostly because of the way we read English – from left to right. When you visit websites in languages that are read right to left, you will see the opposite results come up, which is why they have their logos on the right hand side of the page. Essentially, for your website, you will want your logo or your business title to be on the top left hand side. This lets users know where they are. You then have links to other pages on your website on the top across to the right, or staying on the left in a column. You never want your links on the bottom of the page.
But this kind of layout has no use for users who are accessing your website through mobile devices. It actually makes it harder for them to use your website because they have to use zoom and scroll features, since their screens are so small. You want responsive web design to adapt to these users. It’s important to do so because there are so many people connecting online through tablets and smartphones, and this population grows every year. Websites connecting through smaller devices are adapted to have a completely top to bottom display, where the logo is on the very top and the most important information follows on that screen, with the information on the bottom being less important. Many designers have their links come up in a pop up menu through an icon towards the top of a mobile page, because that takes up way less space.
With content marketing, you connect to business partners via their blogs through the help of a digital marketing agency. Blog writing is one of the best ways to update your website – like social media, you connect with customers and readers through your blog, which is related to the service that you provide. People are taught not to trust advertisements anymore, and if you want to be able to sell something that you believe is valuable to others, it’s best to do so with blog writing (this is what content marketing is all about). The blogs are already genuine with information that is relevant. It’s something they already care about, and will like to click on hyperlinks provided through the blog so they can know more or hire someone. You provide links to your business or to your business partners, and they can do the same for you.
Today, it’s really all about accessibility and reaching out to others to make everything available to them.


https://youtu.be/ZM3Q-VtB-nI Summer sees home listing supply decline across Metro Vancouver VANCOUVER, BC – September…
One of the biggest barriers to development in Greater Vancouver may be newly elected municipal governments in the region.
Developers, consultants and former city hall representatives told an audience at the Vancouver Real Estate Forum last Thursday that while stakeholders in communities throughout the region want solutions to affordability challenges, they are far from figuring out how to work together to deliver them.
“A lot of corporate knowledge walked out of city halls on October 20,” said Greg Moore, co-founder of Livable Region Group of Cos., former mayor of Port Coquitlam and former chairman of Metro Vancouver.
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The issue, according to former City of Vancouver director of planning Brent Toderian, runs deeper than rookie council members and new staffers playing catch-up.
“There are some councils that feel they were elected to stop change, stop development,” said Toderian, a consultant with Toderian Urbanworks.
It has contributed, in part, to a policy hangover; the idea that a flurry of municipal, provincial and federal policy initiatives over the last two years have induced a sector slowdown.


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The first thing that we should go ahead and say is that earlier this month, production officially kicked off overseas on the latest batch of episodes, and this at least is enough to think more towards the future.
There is no denying that season 1 was polarizing, especially for diehard fans of the games. One of the largest overwhelming criticisms was the number of departures from the source material, and we hope that the long wait for production here was to ensure that the writers and producers could really examine some of that. We’re hoping for a new season that is rich in story, but also captures the style and feel of the game series more than ever.
Unfortunately, the truth here is that we’re going to be waiting a LONG time still in order to see any of these episodes on the air. Remember that the series requires a good bit of post-production work even after filming wraps up, so the earliest we could see it in our mind is the fall of 2023 — it could even be later than that! The one thing that this show does have going for it is that all of the episodes don’t drop at once. Because of that, we don’t have a Netflix situation where all of the episodes have to be ready at the same time in order for it to premiere.
While we wait…
Let’s just go ahead and hope that there are going to be some more teases as to what the future holds over the next few months, even if things have been rather quiet so far.
What do you most want to see when it comes to Halo season 2 over at Paramount+?
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| The eyes of a Burmese are so expressive and persuasive as to be considered hypnotic by many enthusiasts. Burmese are highly dependent on their humans and have very little wild survival instinct; they should not be allowed out on their own. Burmese became popular in England after World War II, when returning soldiers brought the cats home as pets. Burmese are the antecedents of the Bombay.
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Is it possible and practical to consider using existing automotive hybrid technology as a means of propulsion for a boat.
Asked by Cornell Dawson, MS ’68, Hyde Park, New York.
Humanity has thousands of years of experience with sustainable sailing. Before the invention of the steamboat in the late 18th century, all water transport was powered by muscle or wind. Even today, despite running almost entirely on fossil fuels, maritime transportation has relatively low energy intensity. Shipping a Toyota Prius from Japan to San Francisco would use the energy equivalent of 40 gallons of gasoline. In comparison, the Prius would use 110 gallons of gasoline while driving the same distance on its own four wheels.* Nevertheless, many efficiency improvements and fuel shifts are possible.
Just as rolling resistance and air resistance are the main sources of power demand for ground transportation, water resistance drives fuel consumption on the sea. Although ship designers, like airplane designers, have been more mindful of dynamics in their designs than car manufacturers, there are still many unrealized efficiencies. In the past, designers have turned to nature for inspiration, increasing hydrodynamic efficiency by replicating the streamlining effect of a dolphin's nose on the bow of modern vessels, reducing fuel consumption by 25 percent.
Almost 10 percent of the energy the U.S. Navy uses to power its ships goes to offsetting hydrodynamic drag caused by marine growth on the hulls of their vessels. An experimental coating for ship hulls based on the roughness of a shark's skin could deter algae, barnacles and other sea creatures from latching onto the surface of ships—decreasing drag and saving time, energy and money. It would also eliminate the need for toxic paints and chemical cleaners used to fight marine growth on hulls today.
In addition, future ships could travel the seas at greater speeds while using less energy by floating on a thin layer of air. Because the resistance offered by air is about one percent that presented by water, trading hull-water contact for hull-air contact could also significantly reduce drag on ships. In ideal test conditions, frictional drag can be reduced up to 80 percent by continuously generating microbubbles of air along the underwater surface. So far, researchers have been able to create only a three percent reduction in drag on a real ship, but in theory, shielding a ship's hull in air offers the most dramatic drag reductions imaginable. Other proposals for lubricating ships with air include trapping a film of air between the water and a hydrophobic hull coating, and creating stable cavities of air along the hull. This approach has been extensively tested by the Russians since the 1980s, and at least 50 commercial vessels have been delivered that reduce drag up to 40 percent using the technology. In some cases, air cavity technology could even be retrofitted onto existing ships.
While high-performance hydrodynamics can make shipping more efficient, a shift in fuel will be required before we achieve true sustainability. In the Essential Answer we explored the hybrid options, but let's look at some other possibilities.
At least one company is going all in on wind-powered ships, heading back to the future with complete wind power and launching a modern slow freight movement. The Compagnie de Transport Maritime à la Voile (CTMV) is reviving the sail with a fleet of wind-powered merchant vessels, transporting Fair Wind Wine from France to Ireland, and soon to Canada. The Irish journey takes twice as long by sail, varying between four and eight days, and is slightly more expensive, but wine sellers like the "carried by sailing ship" label, and consumers gain insight into the effort involved in bringing products to market.
The accomplishments of eco-sailing legend Kenichi Horie demonstrate some of the other propulsion possibilities. In 1962, Horie gained fame as the first person to sail alone across the Pacific Ocean. In 1993, he set the record for longest distance traveled in a pedal-powered boat by pedaling more than 4,000 miles from Hawaii to Japan. In 1996, he set the record for the fastest crossing of the Pacific in a solar-powered boat. In 1999, he sailed across the Pacific on a craft made from reused beer barrels. In 2008, he became the first person to sail a boat propelled solely by wave power. While human power, solar power and wave power may seem laughable as serious sources of propulsion, each could provide new tools for our future toolbox.
On paper, Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics has designed a next-generation zero-emission ship—the solar-, wind- and wave-powered Orcelle. A hydrodynamic pentamaran made from lightweight materials, the Orcelle is designed to capture wind and solar energy with three rigid solar sails, and wave energy with fins on the hull, generating hydrogen to power the ship's fuel cells. Additional hydrogen could be generated by storing onshore renewables onboard. While some of the Orcelle's innovations could be put to use immediately, it will probably be years before a shipping company commits to building a modern zero-emissions vessel sails the seas.
For now, diesel-wind hybrids are the most promising technology for increasing efficiency, wind-powered slow-freight vessels with solar-powered auxiliaries are the innovative present of sustainable shipping, and advanced biofuel-wind hybrids or hydrogen or battery-electric boats might sail us to a sustainable future.
*Waterborne commerce energy intensity (2006): 571 BTU/ton-mile. Prius weight: 1,400 kg (1.5 tons). Japan to California distance: 5,000 miles. Shipping a Prius requires 1.5 tons * 5,000 miles * 571 BTU/ton-mile = 4,282,500 BTU. Gallon of gasoline contains 115,400 BTU. 4,282,500 BTU = 37 gallons. Prius efficiency = 46 mpg. 5000 miles/46 mpg = 109 gallons.
Nick Enge plans to receive his bachelor's degree in atmosphere/energy engineering and master's degree in earth systems in 2011.


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If you have a fear of getting stuck, it might not be a good time to be in Telluride or San Miguel County. Not only are residents here under a “shelter in place” quarantine, they are also in ground zero for a unique COVID-19 blood testing trial. We’re already stuck in place, and soon every county resident (every willing county resident) will have blood drawn with a needle.
It’s not as bad as it sounds. There are worse places to be stuck, honestly, and the blood tests are a novel approach to containment of the virus. Basically the tests, which will ideally be repeated in a couple weeks, are serological antibody tests to identify asymptomatic patients and those who have already been infected and then recovered, and to provide a more accurate assessment of prevalence of infection and fatality rate. If you have the virus, or had the virus, the tests will be able to tell you with 100% accuracy. The hope is that this mass testing will help us isolate people who are infected and contain the spread, and also provide a model for other communities.
An initial round of testing took place today (March 19) for emergency service providers and their families, so that they can be cleared to do the work ahead. The mass testing, which is limited to San Miguel County residents only and not visitors, will start sometime next week. More details on how that will be conducted will follow soon. Officials expect to have results from these tests in about two days.
Thus far, testing resources in the U.S. and in San Miguel County have been extremely limited. This current effort is thanks to the generosity of a local couple, Mei Mei Hu and Lou Reese, who lead c19, a subsidiary of United Biomedical Inc. They recognized that the remote nature of the community here and its epidemiological factors presented an opportunity to use and model the testing techniques. Hu and Reese were interviewed by our media colleagues at KOTO, and you can listen to it here.
The blood tests are not mandatory, but all residents are urged to take part. Telluride Publishing will continue to provide updates about how and where the testing will take place when information is available. In the meantime, stay home and stay healthy.


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Saint-Brieuc Bay is a site of exceptional diversity, with the vast sandy beach of Les Rosaires, the headland cliffs of Pordic, the marshes and inlet of Yffiniac, the Hillion peninsula, the woodlands of Pledran, and the historic centre of Saint-Brieuc. The 14 communes of the bay are expecting you, just waiting for the opportunity to let you explore their rich maritime, natural history, historical and architectural heritage.
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MASSENA -- The Massena Central School District will again join the list of schools in St. Lawrence County with a school resource officer (SRO) after village trustees approved the agreement during the …
MASSENA -- The Massena Central School District will again join the list of schools in St. Lawrence County with a school resource officer (SRO) after village trustees approved the agreement during the Feb. 13 meeting.
School officials approved the deal at a previous board meeting and ratified a second agreement during the Feb. 15 board meeting for a prorated contract for the remainder of the 2023/24 school year.
“That would take care of the rest of the year,” Superintendent Ron Burke said.
“The reality is that since January, we’ve had an officer here every day, de facto,” he continued.
Juvenile Officer Mike Flynn will assume the role given his involvement in the school already, as well as with the youth in the community, officials say.
“It has to be the right fit at the right time. The position requires skills and training that not just any officer may have at the time. So we are going to be very deliberate in our choice,” Massena Police Chief Jason Olson said last year when the board first approved of the deal.
School officials also pointed toward Flynn as the likely candidate for the role last month, citing his work within the district and the connections he's made with students.
High school principal Alan Oliver, who serves as the chairman of the District Safety Team, said the team unanimously approved Flynn for the role.
“We want to express our appreciation to the board of education for your consideration of the re-creation of the SRO position tonight. We as a team and myself personally have worked over the last couple of years with a couple of different superintendents now to work to get this position reinstated in the district,” Oliver said.
Oliver said the entire team felt the position will serve students and the school community “by enhancing the relationship we already have with the Massena Village Police Department.”
In his address to the school board, Oliver was complimentary of Flynn, saying he has offered “invaluable support for our students in our schools.”
“He has been responsive to our needs 24/7 and has helped us immensely. In fact, he’s very much been filling an SRO-like job for the last year, and he has worked to build relationships with our students and our staff which are invaluable to our district,” Oliver said.
Oliver said that codifying the position will ensure better communication about students and issues in the school and community.
Trustees approved two resolutions for the position, the first for a contract that would run from Feb. 2024 through June 2024 and the second being a one-year contract to run from July 2024 through June 2024.
Mayor Greg Paquin said the first contract is simply to finish out the existing school year so the officer can get to work immediately.
"It's taken a while but I'm just glad we finally have come to an agreement," Paquin said.
School Board Member Patricia Murphy raised concerns over the language of the contract prior to the school board signing off.
“That would take care of the rest of the year,” Burke said. “The reality is that since January, we’ve had an officer here every day, de facto. I do have that log that I can certainly share with the board. It will be redacted because in that log our officer keeps very good detailed notes. But, it certainly has been busy," she said.
But Paquin told village trustees during the Feb. 13 meeting that the language was hammered out and clarified regarding legacy costs falling to the village after 10 years of work as an SRO.
"There was a bit of confusion with some of the language and this happens when you've got two different versions of the contract going. One of the things that we had said that we had wanted was if we had someone that was a school resource officer for 10 years, we would get legacy costs from the school district. That was the intention of the language but the language didn't read like that," Paquin said.
In the event an SRO leaves after eight years of service, the replacement would start at year one, Paquin said.
Despite concerns about the language, Burke said the school board will be able to vote to amend the language in March, something he will also ask the village board to do as well.
In a corresponding move, village trustees approved canvassing for a new patrol officer on Feb. 13.
Trustee Ken McGowan questioned what would happen in the event that the school district opted out of the SRO deal with the village and decided to go with the Sheriff's Office.
"Here's my only concern and I'm pro law enforcement. My only concern is, what if next year Massena (school) says, 'Well, we're gonna go with the sheriff's office, they gave us a better deal.' So now we have one extra police officer, what do we do with that position," McGowan asked.
Paquin said the newest hire would likely be cut and the SRO would revert back to a patrol position.
"I'm all for it, I would love to hire 10 more police officers, you know, 10 more firefighters, DPW, all administration people, I would love to. I just don't know where we're going to be in a year. (Treasurer) Kevin (Felt) sent us some information the other day on what it costs to actually hire somebody and then you add in insurance, even if you're paying someone 60 grand it's still costing the village 110 to 120 (thousand dollars). I'm all for hiring police or whoever but what happens if they're like 'Oh, we're gonna go with the troopers, the governor has this great plan and you've hired thousands of more troopers.' I just don't want to put us or that poor individual in that place and be like, well, sorry," McGowan said.
McGowan also asked how often the SRO would be in the schools or in the community and what would happen during vacations and summer break.
According to Olson, the SRO would conduct other work on an as needed basis.
He's dealing with the community's youth in every location that is needed. I'm not going to authorize him to take any cases that's going to pull him away from the school," Olson said.
Olson said Flynn, who is likely to be the SRO for the district, has been serving the community as a juvenile officer for a number of years and "can be anywhere at any time where he's needed.
"It's hard to say since it's based on the needs of the community," Olson said.
McGowan went on further, citing concerns about the financial picture down the road and what it could mean for the village if the district were to end the contract prematurely.
"I'm all for hiring another police officer, I really am. I'm looking down the road and I don't want to see some poor individual be like 'hey, sorry,’” he said.
In regard to current staffing, Olson said he had one future officer in the academy currently but with the SRO being added he would need an additional officer to fill that spot.
Trustees were also complimentary of Flynn's work and involvement in the community, saying it will play a crucial role in establishing connections with youth in the district moving forward.
"I believe that you can't ask for a better sales pitch than having a local officer like Mike two seconds away. He works in this community. He has that connection. I saw him at the hockey game Saturday. So that's an important factor," McGowan said.

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When it comes to cooking fish, people have different opinions about how best to do it.
But with the right techniques and knowledge, you can make a great dish that everyone in your family will love.
This article will teach you everything you need to know about deep-frying fish, from the temperatures you should use to the amount of time it should take.
We will also provide helpful tips for a better outcome.
So whether you’re looking for an easy recipe for a delicious fried fish dish or want to be able to cook fish properly, this article is for you.
How Long to Fry Fish In a Deep Fryer?
When it comes to deep frying fish, there are a few things to keep in mind.
First and foremost, you’ll want to ensure that your fish is properly coated in batter or flour.
This will help create a barrier between the hot oil and the fish, preventing it from sticking or becoming overcooked.
As for how long to fry fish in a deep fryer, it really depends on the size and thickness of your fish.
A good rule of thumb is to fry for about 2-3 minutes per side or until the fish is golden brown and cooked through.
Keep in mind that smaller, thinner pieces of fish will cook more quickly than larger, thicker pieces.
If you’re unsure if your fish is done, you can always use a digital thermometer to check.
The internal temperature of the fish should be around 145 degrees Fahrenheit.
Once your fish is cooked, be sure to remove it from the oil immediately and let it drain on a paper towel-lined plate.
Serve hot with your favorite dipping sauce, and enjoy.
The Best Fish For Deep-Frying
Although any type of fish can be deep-fried, some types are better suited for frying than others.
Here are a few of our favorite fish to fry:
1 – Cod Fish
Cod fish is a great choice for deep-frying because it has a high oil content.
This means it will stay moist and juicy when cooked, and the skin will get nice and crispy.
Cod is also a fairly neutral-tasting fish, so it will absorb whatever flavors you choose to season it with.
2 – Haddock
Haddock is another excellent choice for deep-frying.
Like cod, it has a high oil content so that it will stay moist during cooking.
It’s also a fairly neutral-tasting fish, making it a blank canvas for any seasoning you want to use.
The skin of haddock is also thinner than cod, so it will get extra crispy when fried.
3 – Tilapia
Tilapia is a good option for deep-frying because it’s relatively inexpensive and easy to find.
It’s also a fairly delicate fish so that it won’t hold up as well to longer cooking times as something like cod or haddock.
However, if you’re careful not to overcook it, tilapia can be a delicious and budget-friendly option for your next fry-up.
4 – Halibut
Halibut is an ideal fish for deep-frying thanks to its firm texture and large flakes.
When cooked correctly, halibut will be tender and flaky on the inside while remaining crisp on the outside.
Halibut is also a fairly versatile fish flavor-wise so that it can be paired with a variety of seasonings and sauces.
What is The Best Temperature for Frying Fish?
There is no definitive answer to this question, as the best temperature for frying fish will vary depending on the type of fish you are cooking.
However, a good rule of thumb is to fry your fish at a temperature between 350 and 375 degrees Fahrenheit.
This should give you a nice, crispy exterior without overcooking the fish on the inside.
One helpful tip is to use a deep fryer thermometer to ensure that your oil stays at the correct temperature throughout the cooking process.
This is especially important if you are cooking a large batch of fish, as the oil can cool down quickly when multiple pieces are added at once.
If you find that your fish is sticking to the pan or not browning evenly, it is likely that the oil is not hot enough.
On the other hand, if your fish starts to smoke or burn, the oil is probably too hot.
Adjust accordingly and keep an eye on the temperature so that you can produce perfectly fried fish every time.
How Do You Know When Fish is Done Frying?
When frying fish, the general rule of thumb is that it is done when it floats to the surface.
This means that the interior should be cooked through, and the exterior should be golden brown and crispy.
Here are all the factors that you need to consider when cooking your fried fish:
- Color: The fish should be a nice, even golden brown all over. If it’s still pale in spots, it needs to be fried for a bit longer.
- Texture: The fish should be crispy on the outside and cooked through on the inside. To test for doneness, insert a fork into the thickest part of the fish and twist. If the fish flakes easily, it’s done.
- Internal Temperature: The internal temperature of the fish should be 145 degrees Fahrenheit. Use a digital cooking thermometer to check for doneness.
What are Some Tips For Frying Fish?
Frying fish is a great way to cook it because it brings out its natural flavor and texture.
The key to frying fish is to make sure that the oil is hot enough so that the fish cooks evenly on all sides.
You’ll also want to be careful not to overcook the fish, or else it will become dry and rubbery.
Here are some tips for frying fish:
- Preheat the oil in your pan or deep fryer before adding the fish. The ideal temperature for frying fish is between 350 degrees Fahrenheit and 375 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Coat the fish in a light layer of flour, cornmeal, or other types of bread. This will help to create a crispy exterior.
- Carefully place the coated fish into the hot oil and cook for 3-5 minutes, or until golden brown. Be sure to flip the fish halfway through cooking so that it cooks evenly on both sides.
- Remove the fried fish from the oil with a slotted spoon and place it on a paper towel-lined plate to absorb any excess oil. Serve immediately with your favorite dipping sauce.
What are Some Common Mistakes People Make When Frying Fish?
There are a few common mistakes that people make when frying fish.
The first is not using enough oil.
You need to make sure that the oil is hot enough so that it cooks the fish all the way through.
If you don’t use enough oil, the fish will stick to the pan and won’t cook evenly.
Another mistake is overcrowding the pan.
This will also cause the fish to stick to the pan and will make it difficult to turn them over.
Make sure that you have enough space in the pan so that each piece of fish has its own space.
Finally, people often forget to season their fish before cooking it.
This is a crucial step in ensuring that your fish comes out tasting good.
Be sure to season it with salt, pepper, and any other spices that you enjoy.
How Can You Avoid Making These Mistakes?
There are several things you can do to avoid making these mistakes:
- Read the recipe thoroughly before beginning. This will help you understand the ingredients and the steps involved so that you can plan accordingly.
- Gather all of the necessary ingredients and tools before beginning. This will save you time and frustration later on.
- Follow the recipe to the letter. Do not try to change it or cut corners. If you do, you may end up with an inferior dish.
- Pay attention to detail. This is especially important when measuring ingredients or cooking times.
- Do not be afraid to ask for help if you need it. There is no shame in admitting that you need a little assistance in the kitchen.
All in all, deep-frying fish is not as difficult as it might seem.
With the right tips and techniques, you will be able to make a delicious and healthy meal for your family or friends.
Just remember to be careful with the hot oil and to keep an eye on the fish while it is cooking.
If you follow these guidelines, you will be sure to have a perfect dish every time.

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Before Liam De Smet was even seven hours old he had to be taken from his parents’ arms and rushed into surgery.
“At that moment it felt like my heart was physically being ripped from my chest,” says Liam’s mom, Nicollette.
After her 20-week ultrasound, Nicollette and her partner Ryan found out Liam had tricuspid atresia, a congenital heart defect. When Liam was born in April 2019 doctors discovered he had even more complications.
At the time the family lived in Brandon, so Nicollette planned to give birth at HSC Winnipeg Women’s Hospital where they would be across the street from HSC Winnipeg Children’s Hospital and the Children’s Heart Centre. As soon as he was born Liam had to be intubated to breathe and the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) cardiologist said his surgical needs were specialized so he needed to be airlifted to Edmonton. Nicollette and Ryan were told Liam may not survive the time in transport.
“After what felt like the most heart-wrenching, nerve-wracking six hours of our lives, we finally received the call that Liam made it there and he was alive but in critical condition,” says Nicollette.
Ryan and Nicollette flew to see their baby boy, and Nicollette remembers Liam’s chest was so swollen that he hadn’t been closed up after his procedure.
“It was very overwhelming, but we were just so thankful that we still had him there with us.”
Liam was diagnosed with four heart conditions: hypoplastic right heart, tricuspid atresia, pulmonary stenosis, and a small patent ductus arteriosus (PDA).
Two weeks later Liam was sent back to Winnipeg to recover, but his journey was far from over. Liam’s incision got infected and he began going into respiratory failure. At HSC Children’s he was put on a ventilator and had a central IV line placed into his neck.
“For the second time, Ryan and I felt our hearts being ripped right out of our chests and just held on to the slightest bit of hope. He had conquered life up till this point and he could do it again.”
Liam needed the breathing tube for a week and began to gain some strength back. He was sent home, but that didn’t last long. Liam continued to have health challenges, and was hospitalized again just four days after his release. He needed yet another open-heart surgery, which was a success, and finally seven months after he was born Nicollette and Ryan could take their baby home for good.
“Being a parent of a child with a condition like this definitely takes a toll on you. I was diagnosed with PTSD, and constantly remember and relive what I felt in those first moments of Liam’s life,” says Nicolette. “It was and still is at times terrifying and exhausting, but we are all so incredibly proud of how much he has overcome.”
Liam is now two and will continue to see the collaborating teams at HSC Children’s and in Edmonton. Doctors have said when he’s three or four he will need another heart surgery.
“Thanks to the amazing team at HSC Children’s, we not only get to experience our son enjoying life, but our daughter gets to experience life with her little brother by her side. We are truly blessed to have such an amazing little human in our lives.”
Liam loves to dance, read, and play dolls with his sister, Sophia. He enjoys visits to his grandparents’ farm and Nicollette and Ryan look forward to making many more memories as a family.
“I want people to know that even when a situation like ours seems impossible to overcome or to get through, a great medical team taking care of your child can make a world of difference. It was hard, but we all made it through.”
Thanks to generous donors to Children’s Hospital Foundation, HSC Children’s has built brand-new facilities, like the new Children’s Heart Centre and catheterization lab, to support care for kids like Liam, right here at home.
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Prince William and Duchess Kate at Blue Mountains in Australia. Image: Getty Images
Duchess Kate’s hawk-eyed fans do have fast fingers — her Diane von Furstenberg (DVF) wrap dress has sold out speedily everywhere online on the morning of April 17, 2014, shortly after the royal was seen in it during her Blue Mountains visit in Sydney, Australia.
Pictured above with her husband the Duke of Cambridge, the Duchess picked the comfortable and almost universally flattering style to wear to see the great Aussie outdoors.
The signature DVF style seen on the Duchess featured a batik print that’s easy on the eye; certainly a change from the canary yellow Roksanda Ilincic dress that she wore for the family’s Sydney arrival.
Unfortunately, this style is not currently carried in Singapore stores either. But if you’re still so in love with her style, look to a longer maxi-dress variant, which is still available online for US$595 (approximately S$743).
Doubtlessly many admirers of the duchess continue to celebrate “what Kate wore”. Yet it turns out that her husband is not always as appreciative.
Prince William and Duchess Kate in Sydney, Australia. Image: Getty Images
While speaking to the well-wishers in the crowd yesterday, the Duchess confessed that “William said I look like a banana”; quite self-deprecatingly, even as she wowed the crowd with said yellow Roksanda Ilincic dress.

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Kalona Seeks Grant for New Fire Truck
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Kalona will consider bids and grant applications at the City Council meeting tonight. The City Council will be considering the City of Kalona and Kalona Volunteer Fire Department’s application for a $250,000 Washington County Riverboat Grant for a new fire truck.
The Council will also discuss and consider picking one of the bids for asphalt received last week. The asphalt is for the street projects in the city. The Council will also talk about the closing of B and C Avenue for the Kalona Celebration this Saturday.
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CZ 75 TS CZECHMATE PARROT 9MM
The CZ Parrot for sale is a fully customized cz 75 TS series pistol designed and engineered according to the IPSC Open and Limited Division competition rules.
The 9mm single action CZ 75 ts Czechmate Parrot pistol features a fully custom built grip, a 4 port compensator, a competition hammer, an undercut trigger guard and enhanced beavertail, an ambidextrous slide racker and manual safety, a massive capacity with three 20 round and one 26 magazines, and a C-More slide-ride non-click 6 MOA dot sight.
Outstanding in performance and accuracy, with distinctive, high-intensity visual appeal, this handgun is born and bred to dominate the world of sport shooting competition.
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The CZ 75 TS Czechmate is a 20+1 or 26+1 high-capacity, low-bore 9 mm Luger. It’s a hammer-fired semi-automatic that uses the ultra-popular competition CZ 75 TS frame, so named because of its 1975 origin.
Befitting its premium price, Czechmate comes fully loaded with all the goodies you’d expect to compete in International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) Limited or Open division competitions. Everything on this semi-automatic is in the right places, but almost every one of them is different from their counterparts generally seen elsewhere.
This is a very serious competition pistol. That’s reflected in the upscale prices and impressive feature list. The 9 mm size permits a much higher capacity than with some other calibers. The double-stack magazine can hold 20 or 26 rounds inside the steel frame’s grip.
The gun is designed for International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) Limited or Open division competitions, and it comes out of the box set up for the latter. Thus it has a four-port compensator to thrust the muzzle down during firing and C-MORE 6-MOA red dot optical Slide Ride sight that mates directly and solidly to the slide without any additional mounting hardware. For IPSC Limited competitions, there is a front sight adapter to use in lieu of the compensator and an included rear sight as well.
The slide has an ambidextrous slide racker in the back. It also has six slide stops: two are with slide lock and four stops are without. The beavertail is optimized for a high grip. Above it is a skeleton competition hammer. The gun has an ambidextrous thumb safety in the back and a safety stop on the hammer too.
The trigger guard has a vertical front face with subtle horizontal serrations, a bulging belly, and ends in a deep undercut by the grip. Inside, the competition single-action only trigger is long and straight with a bottom kick out that echoes the trigger guard forward face. The gun has aluminum grips and the mag well is also aluminum.
The cold hammer-forged barrel is 5.23” long and the gun’s width is 2.44”. The gun’s total length is double that at 10.47”. The total weight is a stable 45.9 to 52.7 ounces depending on the configuration. The gun comes with a trio of 20-round double-stack magazines and a big stick 26-round double-stack mag. The gun comes with a rugged and much-appreciated CZ 75 ts hard case.
CZ-USA is based in Kansas City, Kansas, and has been importing foreign-made guns into the USA since 1998. However, the parent company Ceská Zbrojovka (meaning “Czech Armory” in the Czech language) started operations in 1937. It’s too bad no one gives out awards for gun names because Czechmate could be a winner. In any case, with its feature-rich content, high-capacity magazines, and readiness for IPSC competitions, this semi-automatic is just that.


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A York pub has been given a second lease of life – and it is celebrating with a brand new look.
A year ago The Micklegate at 127 looked set to be demolished to make way for a giant new hotel .
But after strong opposition, we revealed last month that the hotel plans had been scaled back – and The Micklegate at 127 would be preserved .
Owner Amber Taverns decided to celebrate by giving the pub a makeover. And last night (Friday) was its triumphant re-opening.
“Originally we were due to be closing because of the hotel, and then we got confirmation that they were giving us November, and that we would be staying open for a full refurb,” Hannah Hubbuck, the general manager at the 127, told YorkMix.
When the news broke that the pub was due to close, the team was upset she said:
Everyone thought they were going to lose their jobs.
But since November they’ve all been really happy that they’ve kept their jobs and are going to have a brand new pub to work in.
Regular customers were also happy about the decision to keep the 127 as they’ve been coming for the past six years and had been upset that they were going to have to find somewhere else.
Under the new plans, the hotel will be situated next to the Micklegate at 127. Hannah tells us: “There’ll be an increase in trade from it, especially with just being round the corner from the train station.”
With the re-opening comes a new colour palette and a new logo which incorporates the Viking heritage of York.
However the projector and TVs for sports, as well as the pool tables, have stayed. There are curved booths complete with their own screens for sporty socialising.
Hannah says: “We’ve gone for a more traditional colour palette, it was quite bold before, so it’s dialled back a bit.”
The Micklegate at 127 is the only York pub in the Amber Taverns group. The decision for the refurbishment came from the head office.
On Friday the new menu also launched, which includes cocktails and other drinks. Jam jar cocktails are on offer for 2 for £7.
Also new are Gin Flights which are little tasters of gin with lemonade or tonic, which will allow customers to try each individual one.
Find out more on The Micklegate at 127 Facebook page.


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In den vergangenen zwei Jahrzehnten haben die Gesellschaften Frankreichs, Italiens, Portugals und Spaniens umfassende Krisen durchlaufen. Die Corona-Pandemie markiert einen Wendepunkt im Krisenmanagement auf nationaler und europäischer Ebene: anstelle von Sparprogrammen legen Regierungen und die Europäische Union Investitionsprogramme auf, die auf soziale Absicherung, Wirtschaftssubventionen und Infrastrukturmodernisierung abzielen. Der Workshop ‚Krisen und Krisennarrative in Südwesteuropa‘ erkundet Gründe für diesen Politikwechsel. Er legt besonderes Augenmerk auf die Rolle von Krisennarrativen bei der Formulierung von Politiken des Krisenmanagements.
This call invites blog posts that investigate phenomena of recent crisis debate from a discourse-analytical angle. The call addresses discourse scholars and students of discourse studies, who currently research discourses of the Covid-19 pandemic and related aspects of multiple crisis and who specialise in a specific discourse approach. We invite researchers to share initial or consolidated insights of their ongoing work with the specialist community and the wider audience, preparing blog posts for the Crisis Discourse Blog.
In diesem Kolloquium diskutieren die Autorin Amelie Kutter (Europa-Universität Viadrina), Vivien Schmidt (Universität Boston), Nicolas Hubé (Universität Lorraine) und Timm Beichelt (Europa-Universität Viadrina, Moderation) das Buch ‚Legitimation in the European Union‘ (Palgrave 2020).
The Eurozone crisis is among recent developments that upset the European Union (EU) most profoundly and sparked unprecedented contestation. This article adopts a discursive notion of politicisation and the frame of Discursive Political Studies to investigate whether that moment of contestation re-politicised EU economic governance in substantive terms. It argues that, while emerging counter-narratives of crisis projected alternative scenarios of economic integration and established a practice of constructive EU critique, they were co-opted by the dominant mass-mediated story of a public debt crisis.
This book investigates how political authority and legitimacy is constructed in the postnational setting of the European Union. Drawing on the example of the EU constitutional debate, and the use of ‘EU constitutional speak’ in Polish and French broadsheets, more particularly, the book shows how claims for legitimacy transform while being transposed from the discourse field of multilateral negotiation to that of national media.
Vortrag von Amelie Kutter und Gesine Lenkewitz auf der 7. CADAAD Konferenz
The Eurozone crisis brought about a new form of party political opposition in Europe that is deeply critical of the current institutional setting of the EU and the EU’s approach to crisis management while, at the same time, generally supporting the European project. This paper investigates discourse practices employed by such ‘euroalternativist opposition’ (Fitzgibbon 2013), drawing on the example of statements (press releases, speeches and interviews) on EU crisis management addressed to international audiences by SYRIZA between the years 2009-2014.
Vortrag von Amelie Kutter auf der 7. CADAAD Konferenz
Since the financial crisis emerged in 2007, many projects and publications have been launched that discourse-analyse representations of crisis and crisis management in communications by various groups and organisations. This research has generated insights in recurrent features of crisis discourse, such as blame games, claims for extraordinary authority, or trends of normalisation. Crisis itself, however, is usually taken for granted and rarely subjected to theoretical consideration. The present paper suggests that theories of crisis that borrow from Marxist thought help to gain an understanding of crisis as a catalyst of social change and to conceptually focus analyses of crisis and its discursive construction.
International workshop organised by Amelie Kutter and the Reconfigurations project at the Viadrina Institute of European Studies, European University Viadrina, Frankfurt (Oder). The workshop investigates current trends of periphery-building in the European context. Contributions from political economy, sociology, political science, history, cultural and discourse studies provide conceptual orientation and empirical depth to peripheries as an emerging transdisciplinary research agenda.
The boost of digitisation, automated text processing and so-called Big Data have all enhanced the spread and popularity of computer-aided statistical analysis of large samples of digital texts: corpus analysis. This contribution gives an overview of corpus analysis so that entering the field and navigating field-specific controversies become easier.

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Hour 3 –
Nick Reed talks about a variety of topics in the news, including:
- Missouri lawmakers are wanting to create legislation to change laws regarding people with HIV.
- A plethora of lawmakers have repeatedly urged citizens to stay home and away from their loved ones, even for the holidays, and then refused to stay home themselves.
The lovely Lexi Locke joins us for a quick chat:
- Don’t miss the next Springfield Symphony performance this Saturday!
- You can catch all of the Christmas favorites with the Christmas Cookies performance!
- You can find more information, here!


The team at Ottawa Animal Hospital in Holland, Mich., adopted two groups of solders in Iraq.
The team at Ottawa Animal Hospital in Holland, Mich., adopted two groups of solders in Iraq. One is a surgical Marine unit and the other is a group of Army soldiers. Donna Bauman, the practice manager, posts a list of the soldiers' needs on the practiceWeb site and has placed a box in the waiting area where clients, team members, and members of the community can drop items off. Bauman and her team pack and ship the items to the soldiers. They also gather clients' pet photos and stories and send them to the soldiers. The response from the community, Bauman says, has been steady. When she receives a response from a soldier, she shares it with the team and posts the letters and photos in the reception area. "The soldiers are grateful and thankful," says Bauman.
Photos and letters from soldiers in Iraq.


Dinarland Highlights – 9.5.22
“An economist reveals the size of the currency issued by the Iraqi Central”
“according to the data of the Central Bank of Iraq, the volume of cash currency issued by the bank is up to 82 trillion Iraqi dinars.” He added: “On the other hand, the volume of cash in Iraqi banks does not exceed the barrier of 7 trillion Iraqi dinars only, meaning that more than 75 trillion Iraqi dinars are outside the banking system and it is very difficult to follow them and know their fate…”
…There are 4 main possibilities for this cash away from the banking system, which are: 1 – Iraqis hoard money in their homes… 2 – Funds are internal commercial transactions far from the banking system… 3 – Foreign institutions hoarding the Iraqi currency for several reasons, including the remote investment in the Iraqi dinar in the hope of a rise in its price in the future… 4- Damage to the currency…”
“Integrity reveals the details of the arrest of a senior officer in Maysan and calls on citizens to cooperate“
“The Federal Integrity Commission revealed, on Monday, the details of the arrest of a senior officer in one of the security services in Maysan Governorate, red-handed, noting that he “blackmailed citizens and bargained with them”, while calling for reporting cases of “bargaining, extortion and bribery.“
[Iraqi bank gentlemen in US banks update]
These banks [CBI satalite banks] are going to make it easy for Iraqi citizens abroad to turn in their 3-Zero notes. Brilliant! Because that’s the state that we’re at right now. Not the political stage. Not the killing in the streets and the arguments and the bickering…no. How do you think everything is functioning in the country if they didn’t have a government? …the CBI knows a lot of these citizens are hording billions and billions of dinars in their mattresses outside of Iraq….
[What makes this time different than every other time we have been close to the RV?]
The CBI has made it very clear they are ready to move forward with the monetary reform. They have filed the paperwork with the UN and the IMF to reinstate their currency… This is something very different now than we have ever seen before.
Nader From The Mid East
My friend made [This “GoPro style” video]…this guys just got arrested for corruption. This is the head…if you need permit for construction or you need your passport being done or you need papers anything have to do with the government you go and he takes money…You have to pay a million dinar just to get some stuff done. He’s been doing this for many many years and he made a lot of money. This is corruption so he get arrested. It’s a lot of them getting arrested like this. He’s big. He steals even from the government…slowly slowly it’s gonna happen.
What I like about this article is the timing of it and that the bullet point  takes us [foreign dinar investors] into consideration. There is also something the economist left out…the money they have destroyed in the past. We had video of them destroying perfectly good large notes…
“The speaker of the Iraqi parliament calls for an agreement on setting a date for early elections“
They’re already on a verge of civil war. They started to go down that path and thanks to Sistani it was stopped. Either they agree to go to early elections or there’s no doubt in my mind there is going to be a civil war. There’s no other way around it. I don’t want that to happen…I think it’s the right of the Iraqi people to decide who they want there…
Most of the Iraqi people do not care about a re-value of their currency to the point of one dinar equaling one US dollar. The Iraqi people just want money in their pocket, food, clean water, electricity, shelter, health care and money to pay their cell phone bill. The majority of Iraqi people do not yet understand the benefits of having an international currency with a high exchange value.
“The Central Bank decides to activate the procedures for verifying licenses to import goods and merchandise“
THE CBI IS IN CONTROL OF THE MR WITH BANKS INSIDE OF IRAQ AND OUTSIDE.
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Just as Nashville was shedding it’s “It” status and burgeoning as the Bachelorette Party Capitol of the world, the Brookings Institution released a report about Music City USA that sent shockwaves throughout the community. Black men born between 1980 and 1986 in the 37208 zip code have the highest incarceration rates in the country. Let me paint a picture: 37208 known as North Nashville is … Continue reading Breaking the School-to-Prison Pipeline: Excellence in 37208
“Everybody had given up on my son,” said the dad sitting across from me at a local coffee shop. Before the word “son” left his tongue tears started to fall. They weren’t dad’s tears. You see, I have never felt the desperation of a parent with an autistic child saddled with a loosely executed IEP, or one with a pre-teen who reads at a 2nd-grade … Continue reading Dreaming of A Pipeline of Parent Power from the Schoolhouse to the White House
For months we’ve watched Democratic presidential hopefuls tap dance to the rhetoric of powerful unions while stepping on the neck of the national network of charter school families, children and hardworking school leaders and teachers — all in the name of politics — and, sadly, with little pushback. That changed yesterday. On the eve of the Democratic presidential debate in Houston, TX, Chiefs for Change, … Continue reading To Democratic Debaters: A Message from Chiefs for Change and Save Our Charter Schools
In the 2018 audio documentary Hard Words, Emily Hanford shattered the age-old phonics versus whole language debate with cutting scientific evidence that leaves little room to doubt that phonics is to reading what atoms are to every-thing. Central to Hanford’s report and the resulting national discourse is the failure of colleges of education to prepare future teachers on how to teach reading. At a Loss … Continue reading In the Last Decade, A Lot Has Happened in Tennessee Education, Not Much Has Changed
“But in my heart of hearts, I know from experience there are situations where it’s true that parents aren’t working their end of the home-school partnership. I think we all know it but none of us dare risk revocation of our Black-card…” Chris Stewart I couldn’t believe he wrote it. The former single-dad who worked low wage jobs to support his son while taking on the two-headed … Continue reading Advocating For Families Means Loving Them Enough To Hold Them Accountable
A piece of the sky has landed on my head. Similar the chick in the story Chicken Little, I am compelled to try to communicate to readers news about the falling sky, to translate a sense of urgency about the barriers to today’s children becoming fully equipped citizens of tomorrow. Unlike Chicken Little, my news, such as our children’s inability to read the world around … Continue reading Will Two Years Of Second Grade Solve The Literacy Crisis?
I’m no educator, I just play one on Twitter. Seriously, I respect the profession too much to pretend or mislead. Yet, I find myself in this very specific space occupied by mostly educators discussing, debating best scientifically-based instructional practices and curriculum for reading. I have no business hanging out here but after nearly two years of searching for answers to the literacy crisis, here I … Continue reading The ABC’s Of The ABC’s And What Parents Need To Know

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Wednesday, 22 September 2021
THE fire station in Wargrave is on course to stay open after recruiting four new firefighters.
The retained station in Victoria Road is at risk of closure unless it can increase the availability of its crew.
This follows public consultation on plans by the Royal Berkshire Fire Authority to cut costs. Residents across the county were asked to state their preference from seven possible measures to save £1.4 million.
The most popular proposal was to close Wargrave and Pangbourne fire stations and abolish the retained support unit and remotely manage three other stations.
But following a campaign by residents and parish and borough councillors, the authority agreed to allow the Wargrave station to stay open for another 12 months, beginning in October, during which it must increase the availability of its crew to 60 per cent.
The station is already making progress following the recruitment of retained firefighter Neil Harling last month.
Mr Harling, 44, who lives within two minutes of the station, has completed training in ground safety and traffic collisions and has already been on his first call-out.
Fellow recruits Jon Pipe and Mat Helsby will be taking their ground safety and water rescue training this month, while Russel Thomas, a fully-qualified firefighter from Maidenhead fire station, will provide cover at Wargrave on his days off.
Mr Helsby lives in Wargrave with his partner Hayley Wilson and their children, while Mr Pipe runs a family lawn care business in Caversham.
Both men are currently undertaking a two-week training course at Reading fire station, after which they will be available for call-outs. Retained support officer Jon Murby said crew availability had already gone up from 2.6 per cent at its lowest to 18 per cent currently.
However, more recruits would be needed to reach the required 60 per cent by next October. A “have a go” event, designed to encourage potential recruits, will be held at the station on Saturday, February 17.
This follows an identical event held last month which was attended by more than 250 people.
The crew gave two demonstrations of how they deal with road collisions, including cutting a car open with specialist machinery to “rescue” people.
There was also a community fire safety stand showing the effects of not wearing seatbelts and a first aid training area where guests could learn CPR and practise on a dummy called Annie.
Children could dress up as firefighters and crawl through an obstacle course and some took turns sitting in a fire engine. A shop sold fire service-themed gifts and toys, helping to raise £250 for the Fire Fighters Charity.
Visitors could also try out a range of physical tests to see if they would be suitable to sign up. These included assembling pieces of equipment, working in a confined space and lifting and lowering the ladder correctly.
Mr Murby said two people tried the entry test on the day and another four took away information on how to apply.
He said: “The crew had a very enjoyable day and it was really nice to meet the local people and their families. Hopefully, this raised the profile of the station to help with the next event.”
Anyone interested in joining should live or work within seven minutes of the station.
The service is particularly looking for people to cover between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday as those are the times when crewing is currently lowest. For more information, visit www.rbfrs.co.uk
11 December 2017
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The Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) recently celebrated its 30th birthday and it predates the world-wide-web. The gif has come a long way as a form of conversation media capturing moments and occasions, building conversations using gifs to communicate with the audience. CompuServe bulletin board began as a technique to compress images with minimal data loss to its current status as an absolute mainstay of memes and internet culture.
First and foremost, let’s get one thing out of the way: it is pronounced entirely with a hard ‘G’ like in ‘gift.’ Ignore the fact that founder Steve Wilhite pronounces it “life: stands for graphics and we don’t save ‘juraphics’ around here.
So the jiff was invented to save bandwidth back when it was actually important – when our internet connections were measured in KB (56 if you are lucky) rather than MB. But in an age when you can watch the Super Bowl on a device you carry around in your pocket, why is the GIF still relevant, popular, and ubiquitous?
Let’s take a minute and step back and define what a GIF actually is: a short, looping, engaging piece of content that, when taken out of its regular context and placed in entirely different circumstances, usually makes sense as a standalone clip.
For example, James Harden dancing looks just as good on an ESPN Instagram account as it would on a basketball-related forum. Or, according to Polygon, a guy from the giant bomb reacted to some inadvertent innuendo in a subtle but universal way, resulting in him becoming ‘the most inescapable face on the internet.’
GIFs are also addictive because they need little to no input from the viewer. GIFs play automatically, unlike videos which may take a while to load or require you to hit play (Or, in the worst-case scenario, autoplay with audio on public transportation). In an age where we are constantly bombarded with content in our Twitter feeds, WhatsApp groups and Reddit threads, the shorter a piece of content is, the more likely we are to digest it rather than scroll past it.
Gameplay GIFs: The new marketing tools
But it isn’t a simple online culture that has made the GIF a popular medium. The concept also fits well in the world of video games, especially since gaming culture has grown in popularity because of platforms like Twitch, YouTube and social media. The only way to show off anything cool that happened in a game 10 or 15 years ago was to pray that your friend was in the room at the same time; now consoles come with built-in share buttons as standard.
The GIF community has become a vital part of the gaming community and is helping both the communities to grow and strengthen. It has become the go-to format for sharing the unexpected and something incredible happens if it often shows how it is shared with the rest of the world.
I can help you Express a lot of things in a game and it can work as a key component in the marketing tool set of a game developer and their marketing team. For example, if you are loving your game or you’re experiencing trigger moments in a game and they want to share it with others you can use GIFs.
Fans were going out of their way to sell GIFs of their solutions on Reddit and Twitter, so Zach Brath the creator of the firm behind the puzzle game Opus Magnum, added a GIF exporter to the game to make it easier for players. Those GIFs created the ‘elevator pitch’ for Opus Magnum, as he defines it: concise and compelling descriptions of why the game is wonderful.
This is a critical point: your players may wish to share some gameplay, but if doing so is difficult or inconvenient, they may alter their minds or, worse, become disenchanted with the game altogether. Nobody likes to be bothered with the annoying pop-ups that take away from the pleasure of the game.
Rather than relying on players to press ‘record’ at the right time Megacool’s SDK allows developers to detect a highlighted moment – such as few seconds before this set a new high score or at the end of a boss battle – and then serve it to the player as a GIF for them to potentially share it at a later time.
Read Also: Wpit18: Is this Game Legit or Not?
Gameplay GIFs Virality
A Gameplay GIF has a huge chance of going viral. Community managers may encourage the sharing of GIFs through contests or the if of the week spotlight, as ZeotoLab has done with their game C.A.T.S., and sites like Kotaku and IGN frequently incorporate the most ridiculous GIFs into their articles.
GIFs are synonyms with short cool clips, remarkable credibility with their audience therefore when you start watching a GIF you expect to be entertained but in case if you are not it only lasts for a second-order right still better than wasting and are on watching something that’s not even worth it.
Many games are played to be ‘the one’ who pulls off an incredible quad-kill climb to the top of the leaderboard and then brag about it to the rest of the world.
This is Megapool’s major goal: to assist places in getting those special moments out into the social feeds or straight to their friends via messaging services. These moments are critical for spreading the word about your game and helping it reach the tipping point where it climbs the download charts.
Happy reading peeps!


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‘Creed’ fans got their final peek at the appearance of Michael B. Jordan for the first time during Super Bowl LVII.
On March 3, Jordan will return as Adonis “Donnie” Creed in “Creed III,” marking the ninth installment of the “Rocky” series.
But Jordan Creed no longer has Rocky Balboa Sylvester Stallone by his side. while Stallone will not return due to creative differences, and Tessa Thompson and Phylicia Rashad will reprise their roles as Creed’s friend Bianca and stepmother Mary Anne, respectively. Jonathan Majors has joined the production as Anderson “Damian” Dame, a new rival for Creed.
The trailer tells how Adonis has since come to terms with adhering to the legacy of his late father, Apollo Creed. But as he embraces his independent career as Adonis, his past creeps up on him again when Anderson (Majors) returns after an 18-year prison sentence. One night when they were children, Adonis and Anderson were stopped by cops, after which Anderson was put in jail for nearly two decades. As a former boxer, Anderson returns to get revenge on the life he believes was stolen, even if it means facing Adonis in the ring at a massive event at Dodger Stadium. At a quick look, the Super Bowl website reveals that the stadium is absolutely packed with fans cheering for this massive showdown, and Anderson clearly found a huge fan following.
The film was originally set to be released on November 23, 2022, but MGM postponed its March 3 release. “Creed 3” was written by Kenan Coogler (“Space Jam: A New Legacy”) and Zack Palin (“King Richard”). The screenplay is based on a story by “Creed I” director Ryan Coogler.
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The Fundamental Analytic Theorems of the Inverse Problem
Part of the Texts and Monographs in Physics book series (TEMP)
We consider now the conventional analytic equations 1 in configuration space, i.e., Lagrange’s equations:Our problem is to identify the necessary and sufficient conditions for regular holonomic Newtonian systems in their fundamental form (2.2.1) to admit a representation in terms of Equations (3.1.1).
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Stop Trying To ‘Win’ The Campus Battle Over Israel
The 2016 Presidential election shook and widened the partisan gaps in American politics. Nowhere is this most reflected than college campuses throughout the United States. With each passing year, the number of student advocates and political bodies on campuses continue to steadily grow. The involvement of these students extends beyond tabling events to community outreach programs and even participation in national movements. Unfortunately, the fragile sentiments on campuses have served as a magnet attracting certain organizations that seek to manipulate specific agendas. It seems that even some of the most prestigious universities in the country have fallen hostage to the deceit radiated by these organizations in disguise.
At the onset of the 2014 “Pillar of Defense” operation, I was living on Kibbutz two kilometers from the border with Gaza — and constantly seeking refuge from incoming rocket attacks. Within a month after a ceasefire was reached with Hamas, I was drafted into the IDF as a combat paratrooper. While stationed in Gaza, Lebanon and the West Bank, I saw with my own eyes the results of hateful indoctrination. I saw Palestinian children being given knives by parents encouraged to stab Jews. I was in the front lines and lost friends to horrific terror attacks. But I also saw the hope for peace and reconciliation among both Israelis and Palestinians.
None of these experiences compared to the shock I felt upon my return to the United States. Shortly after I commenced my graduate studies in Diplomacy/International Security at IDC Hertzeliya in Israel, I began to participate in delegations to the U.S. to speak about both my experiences in the IDF and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. From Boston to Los Angeles, I witnessed Israel being portrayed in college campuses, by students and professors alike, as an apartheid nation, or IDF soldiers being compared to genocidal maniacs. Banners have shamefully been placed throughout the campuses of some of the most prestigious universities in this country demanding Israel cut its alliance with ISIS and Al-Qaeda.
The vindictive and polarized approach to discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, recurrent in college campuses throughout the nation, is an inherent obstacle to peace in the Middle East — and we must work to change it. How can we expect two fighting people to enter negotiations if we, thousands of miles away from the conflict, are unwilling to share different viewpoints based on historical and political truths?
But there is one sentiment that gives me hope: people in the United States want to be on the right side of history. Organizations such as Jewish Voice for Peace and Students for Justice in Palestine draft supporters with the simple notion of joining the world’s most contemporary human rights crisis as social justice warriors. Despite the clear exaggeration, it works.
My family left Argentina for the United States when I was a young boy in search of a better future for me and my brothers. Throughout my high school and undergraduate education, I witnessed all the incredible opportunities that my family was given, opportunities that we would not have received in Buenos Aires.
I know this country, and its values. I know that ignorance is not promoted, and enlightenment is abundant. The majority of students want to be involved in noble causes, they want to make a positive change in the world. Through either victimization strategies or massive social media campaigns, Israel continues to be neglectfully placed on a pedestal of shame with accusations that would not even be fit for some of the most horrible regimes in the international community. I came back to the U.S. with the determination to use my academic background and experiences of the battlefield to project a new vision for change.
This new vision requires difficult dialogue between those who may vehemently disagree, always aimed at discovering the truth rather than “winning.” It will require hard work to build relationships. But I remain optimistic that truth and open-mindedness will triumph over ignorance, and that Americans can help bring about an end to the conflict rather than prolong it. Despite the difficulties that lay ahead, I am excited and grateful to return to the U.S. and work towards promoting the same values that make this country great. Will you join me?