When Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order released back in November 2019, many people assumed that an EA Star Wars game isn’t going to amount to much. But they were obviously wrong, and now a possible sequel was apparently leaked-with fans hoping for an appearance from a beloved character.
GameRant just reported on a leak that’s rumored to reveal the existence of Jedi Fallen Order 2, the sequel to one of the best Star Wars games of recent years. Respawn Entertainment is alleged to be currently working on the title, which makes a little bit of sense since the ending of the first one was left pretty open-ended.
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According to a report on ComicBook.com, the game isn’t set to release until around Holiday 2023 (just like the first one). It’s also rumored to be one of two major Star Wars games in EA’s pipeline. Again, this makes sense, because Respawn Entertainment was recently looking to hire new people to join the studio.
If proven true and the game is announced, it will be in direct competition with an open-world Star Wars title previously announced by Ubisoft. But maybe it has something (or someone) that’s going to separate it from everything else.
Return Of The Jedi
The pun-tastic heading should give a clear clue: there is a possibility that Jedi Fallen Order 2 will bring back another beloved character. This was already done in the first game, with the surprise appearance of Darth Vader that made avid fans scream their lungs out. As for the next one, it’s only right for Fallen Order 2 to feature an appearance from Ahsoka Tano.
People who have only seen the main movies might not even know who Ahsoka is, but she’s a pretty big deal in the extended Star Wars universe. Back when Darth Vader was still Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka was assigned to him as a Padawan learner during the events of the Clone Wars TV series. The two would then fall out (obviously) and Ahsoka was nowhere to be seen, until she appeared in The Mandalorian.
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Ahsoka making an appearance (and a major one) in the Fallen Order sequel seems logical because she’s been getting a lot of screen time in the franchise lately. Plus, her connection with protagonist Cal Kestis is apparent: both were Padawans who survived the Order 66 purge, and whose masters were killed (in Ahsoka’s sense, it’s more of a philosophical death rather than a physical one).
Jedi Fallen Order 2 with Ahsoka will likely rival the recently announced Knights of the Old Republic remaster in terms of popularity and critical acclaim, if we ever get to see it launched.
DO NOT Get Your Hopes Up!
If there’s one thing all gamers should know about video game leaks, it’s that they should always be taken with a grain of salt. A Fallen Order sequel is good, but it’s technically not needed. EA is still reaping the financial benefits from the first game. Besides, sequels tend to have a reputation of being a little bit worse than their predecessors.
For now, fans shouldn’t expect much about a Jedi Fallen Order 2 reveal coming soon.


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What Do New York Food Banks Truly Need But Never Ask For?
Maybe you want to donate to local food banks. What do they truly need?
This time of the year, I always think back to this famous AskReddit post on Reddit asking "People who work at or have needed to get food from a food bank, Whats the one food that you wish more people donated and why"? Inside this story, several great items came up that you would never think of.
What food you CAN donate to your local food bank?
Feeding America suggests that most food banks across New York State accept dry and canned food donations. Think of it like this- It's any food that is “shelf-stable” or nonperishable. Only donate food that hasn’t reached its “sell-by” date yet. Specifically, food banks often need items like:
Pasta (most prefer whole grain)
Rice (most prefer brown rice)
That’s definitely not an exhaustive list but it covers a lot of what food banks regularly need.
Here's what not to donate to a food bank
Here's a few items to consider not donating: items needing refrigeration, expired food, leftovers, food with packaging concerns, and baked goods.
What's food items Food Banks wish more people donated and why?
While any non-perishable item donated will be appreciated by food bank patrons, there are some items that are in high demand at the food bank that some people don’t even think to donate. These items aren’t essentials, so food bank staff doesn’t publicly ask for them.
Here's a quick look at some of the top requests from Reddit:

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STR, TE downgrade U.S. hotel forecast for 2019 and 2020
The U.S. hotel industry is projected to report a further slowdown in performance growth in 2019 and 2020, according to STR and Tourism Economics' latest forecast just released at the Americas Lodging Investment Summit.
For 2019, the U.S. hotel industry is projected to report flat occupancy at 66.2%, a 2.3% rise in average daily rate (ADR) to US$132.81 and a 2.3% lift in revenue per available room (RevPAR) to US$87.94. RevPAR increased 2.9% in both 2018 and 2017—that growth level was the lowest RevPAR percentage change for the country since 2009.
Among chain scales, the Midscale segment is likely to report the only increase in occupancy (+0.1%). Luxury chains are expected to post the highest growth rates in ADR (+2.5%) and RevPAR (+2.3%). While all segments should report RevPAR increases for 2019, the lowest rate of RevPAR growth is projected in the Upper Midscale segment (+1.7%).
For 2020, STR and Tourism Economics project the U.S. hotel industry to report a 0.2% decrease in occupancy to 66.1%, a 2.2% lift in ADR to US$135.68 and a 1.9% rise in RevPAR to US$89.65. Occupancy in the U.S. has not declined year over year since 2009.
The highest overall rate of RevPAR growth (+2.1%) is once again expected in the Luxury segment, while the lowest (+1.4%) is projected among Midscale chains.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Fall's arrival means that it's officially clambake season, and Northeast Ohio restaurants will satisfy your seafood cravings.
You can find steamed clam, steak, lobster and roasted chicken dishes at Cleveland restaurants, breweries and even a couple of parks. Sides like chowder, corn on the cob and sweet potatoes will be served up alongside the hearty entrees.
Many clambakes coincide with football games, so you can cheer on the Cleveland Browns while you enjoy your meal. Others continue throughout the fall season as ongoing specials.
We've listed 37 clambakes in Greater Cleveland. Be sure to call ahead for reservations and further details.
Mavis Winkle's Irish Pub
Mavis Winkle’s in Twinsburg hosts clambakes on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays until the end of October. The bake includes a dozen middleneck clams, sweet potato, corn on the cob, bread and more. Customers can pick from a chicken bake for $17, or a full clambake for $28.
8870 Darrow Rd., Twinsburg
4 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays until Oct. 26
Tinkers Creek Road Tavern
This waterside restaurant hosts clambakes every Thursday, Friday and Saturday through Oct. 26. The $20.45 clam dinner includes a dozen middleneck clams, New England clam chowder, mashed sweet potatoes and corn on the cob. You can also add a half roasted chicken ($27.45), half slab of house-smoked ribs ($31.45) or a 12-ounce New York strip steak ($34.45).
14000 Tinkers Creek Road, Walton Hills
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays until Oct. 26
The Cabin of Willowick
The Cabin of Willowick's annual clambake returns on Saturdays from Sept. 28-Oct. 26. Choose from chicken ($29), steak ($42) and lobster ($53). Each bake includes clam broth, mussels and clams, clam chowder, corn, baked or sweet potato, salad and apple cobbler.
28810 Lake Shore Blvd., Willowick
5-10 p.m. on Sept. 28, Oct. 5, Oct. 12, Oct. 19, Oct. 26
Don's Lighthouse Grille and Don's Pomeroy House
Both Don’s locations will serve up seafood feasts every day between Sept. 28 and Oct. 26. The meals cost $35 for a chicken clambake, which includes half of a roasted chicken, clams, corn and potatoes, and $45 for a lobster clambake, which includes a full lobster, clams, corn and potatoes.
Sept. 28-Oct. 26
Don's Lighthouse Grille
8905 Lake Ave. #1, Cleveland, donslighthouse.com
Don's Pomeroy House
13664 Pearl Road, Strongsville, donspomeroy.com
A clambake dinner option will be available at the Carrie Cerino’s restaurant every Friday and Sunday evening until the end of October. The dinners include a cup of chowder, a dozen top neck clams, a choice of potato or sweet corn and New York strip steak ($35.95) or half a roasted chicken ($28.95).
8922 Ridge Rd., North Royalton
Fridays and Sundays until Oct. 27.
This autumn’s event will mark Cork-N-Bottle’s sixth clambake. On Sept. 28, the tavern will serve up clambakes that include a dozen clams, half a chicken, sweet potato, corn on the cob, coleslaw and chowder for $30. Customers can pay $8 for an extra dozen clams.
6724 Mayfield Rd., Mayfield Heights
6-9 p.m., Sept. 28
Hungry Bear Food Company and Flight Cleveland will join forces for a clambake this year. The bake includes a dozen steamed clams or mussels, herb butter basted chicken, stewed caraway carrots, Ohio sweet corn, grilled bread and broth for $35. Drinks will be sold separately at Flight Cleveland.
5712 Detroit Ave., Cleveland
5-9 p.m., Sept. 28
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Two Northeast Ohio Heinen’s locations will host clambakes this autumn.
On Sept. 28, the Chagrin Falls Heinen’s will pair a flight of Brew Kettle beers ($10) with its traditional clambake offerings: a dozen clams, corn, potato, sausage, coleslaw and a dinner roll ($20).
20 Shopping Center Dr., Chagrin Falls
1-5 p.m., Sept. 28
Heinen’s in Twinsburg will host a clambake on Oct. 12, serving $22.99 dinners with a dozen middleneck clams, half a chicken, yams, corn, rolls with butter, coleslaw and broth. Clam chowder and extra clams can be bought at the dinner.
10049 Darrow Rd., Twinsburg
11 a.m.-3 p.m., Oct. 12
Blue Canyon Kitchen and Tavern
Get ready to feast at Blue Canyon Kitchen and Tavern’s ongoing clambake, which takes place every Sunday from Sept. 29 until Nov. 17. The meal includes a dozen clams and endless portions of clam chowder, roasted chicken with apple bourbon glaze, salad, garlic green beans, chicken, potatoes and corn on the cob for $32, $14.95 for children ages eight through 12, and $8.95 for children who are three to eight years old. Reservations are required.
4-6:30 p.m. Sundays, Sept. 29-Nov. 17
8960 Wilcox Dr., Twinsburg
Red Creek Bar & Grill
The Red Creek Bar & Grill in Painesville will host this year's clambake during the Browns game on Sunday, Sept. 29. Options include steak and clams ($34), chicken and clams ($27) and “just clams” ($20). All meals also get corn on the cob, clam chowder, red skin potatoes, salad and bread.
1820 N. Ridge Rd., Painesville
12-4 p.m., Sept. 29
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Sibling Revelry Brewery
Martin’s Deli will take over the taproom of Sibling Revelry Brewery for two clambakes this fall on Sept. 29 and Oct. 27. Options include a whole bake ($23) with a dozen middleneck clams, half roasted chicken, local corn on the cob, steamed sweet potatoes and dinner roll. Or choose a chicken bake ($13) with half a roasted chicken, local corn, steamed sweet potatoes and roll. A dozen clams can be ordered for $12. New England-style clam chowder will also be served.
29305 Clemens Road, Westlake
1-4 p.m., Sept. 29; 4-7:30 p.m., Oct. 27
Forage Public House, The Oak Barrel and Bold Food and Drink
You can get your clambake fix every day of October at all three Chef Demetrios restaurants: Forage Public House, The Oak Barrel and Bold Food and Drink. The $26 bake includes wild little neck clams, gulf shrimp, mussels, potatoes, corn, white wine garlic brodo, a salad and house bread. A la carte options are also available.
To kick off the clambake menu, The Oak Barrel will host a clambake fest party from Oct. 3-5, which will include live music and promotions from Columbus Brewing Company.
Forage: 14600 Detroit Ave., Lakewood
The Oak Barrel: 5975 Canal Road, Valley View
Bold Food and Drink: 1121 W. 10th St., Cleveland
Grumpy’s Cafe will host clambakes every Friday and Saturday in October. The bakes will include a dozen middleneck clams, mesquite-baked half chicken, mashed sweet potatoes, Southwest corn, soup or salad and bread for $26. An additional dozen clams can be added for $10.
2621 West 14th St., Cleveland
11:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Fridays, 4-10 p.m. Saturdays Oct. 4-26.
Sokolowski's University Inn
Classic James Beard Award-winning Tremont restaurant Sokolowski's is serving clambakes 4-9 p.m. every Saturday in October. Choose from a half baked chicken ($35) or 12-ounce New York strip steak ($40). Every bake comes with a dozen clams, clam broth, New England clam chowder, baked candied yams or red-skin potatoes, sweet corn, salad bar, garlic toast and dessert.
4-9 p.m. on Saturdays, Oct. 5-26
1201 University Road, Cleveland
The ballroom of LockKeepers will be filled with clams and clam chowder for its clambake this year. The event includes a cup of either Manhattan or New England clam chowder, pasta shells with clam sauce, corn, potatoes, roasted chicken, warm apple cobbler and, of course, clams -- all for $55. Steak and lobster substitutions are available.
8001 Rockside Rd., Cleveland
6-9 p.m., Oct. 5
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Alley Cat Oyster Bar
The Alley Cat Oyster Bar will host a “Clam Jam” event on Oct. 6. For $25, customers can get clam chowder, middleneck clams, cole slaw, pasta, a baked potato and corn on the cob. A la carte options are also available. Entertainment will be provided by JP Chatfield and the Chatfield Boys starting at 3 p.m.
1056 Old River Rd., Cleveland
2-7 p.m., Oct. 6
Hofbrauhaus’ annual clambake will also celebrate the five-year anniversary of its Cleveland restaurant this fall.
1550 Chester Ave., Cleveland
Rustic Grill at Stonewater
Unlimited scoops of New England clam chowder are just part of the menu at Stonewater’s clambakes this year. Customers will also receive a dozen steamed littleneck clams, roasted potatoes, salad, sweet corn, a roll and butter, apple crisp cheesecake and a choice between a steak ($55), lobster tail ($70) or half a roasted chicken ($45). Kids younger than 12 get half-priced dinners.
1 Club Dr., Cleveland
5-7:30 p.m., Oct. 11 and Oct. 18
All-you-can-eat clam chowder and mussels will be on the clambake menu at Driftwood’s Welshfield Inn this season. A ticket for either steak ($70), chicken ($61) or lobster ($74) also gets customers a dozen middleneck clams, mashed sweet potatoes, buttered redskin potatoes, coleslaw, sweet corn and a pumpkin roll.
14001 Main Market Road, Burton
6:30 p.m. Fridays, 6 p.m. Saturdays, Oct. 11-Nov. 2
Forest City Brewery
Local chef James Mowcomber will prepare a clambake paired with Till Vodka and Forest City beer on Oct. 12. The meal includes a dozen clams, half a smoked chicken, a sweet potato, an ear of corn and a dinner roll for $40. Other options include lobster and specialty drinks. Visitors will get to take home a commemorative beer glass after the event.
2135 Columbus Road, Cleveland
2-7 p.m., Oct. 12
There are four opportunities to check out the clambake event at Merwin’s Wharf this year. The $28 dinner includes a dozen steamed clams, a cup of clam chowder, half of a chicken, corn on the cob and sweet potato. Dinners are available until they’re sold out.
1785 Merwin Ave., Cleveland
4-10 p.m., Oct. 12 and Oct. 19; 4-8 p.m. Oct. 13 and Oct. 20
Gunselman’s Tavern in Fairview Park will host its annual clambake on Oct. 12 and on Nov. 2. The restaurant will serve up half a chicken ($28) or strip steak ($30) with a dozen clams, New England clam chowder, clam broth, red skin potatoes and corn on the cob. A clam-only dinner costs $25.
21490 Lorain Rd., Fairview Park
2 p.m., Oct. 12 and Nov. 2
Stancato's Italian Restaurant
A dish of a dozen clams id coupled with a buffet that includes chicken, potatoes, mussels, sausage and peppers, corn and pasta at Stancato’s Italian Restaurant clambakes. The Parma restaurant serves the whole meal up for $26.99.
7380 State Rd., Parma
4-9 p.m., Saturdays through Oct. 26
Enjoy a clambake with either steak ($21.95) or chicken ($17.95) at Cleveland’s old-school Sachsenheim Hall this autumn. The event takes place this year at 6 p.m. Oct. 5. Tickets can be bought at the bar.
7001 Denison Ave., Cleveland
6 p.m., Oct. 5
Jared Paventi, syracuse.com
BRIM Kitchen and Brewery
BRIM will host its second annual clambake to celebrate the end of its Tap Party weekend. A ticket will include a dozen beer-steamed clams, confit chicken, sweet potato, butternut squash hash and more. The bar’s TVs will all air the Browns game. Tickets $30.
11 a.m.-6 p.m., Sept. 29
3941 Erie St., Willoughby
Gordon Square’s Stone Mad Pub will host its annual clambake, serving up platefuls of clams, clam chowder, sweet potato, corn on the cob and a choice of steak or chicken. Tickets $40.
1306 West 65th St., Cleveland
4 p.m., Oct. 6
The Fairview Tavern
Clams, mussels, clam chowder and yams make up some of the Fairview Tavern’s clambake plates, with apple cobbler or pumpkin pie added for dessert. Tickets $25.
21867 Lorain Rd., Cleveland
1 p.m., Oct. 6
Great Lakes Brewing Company
Great Lakes Brewing Company is planning a clambake in its Brewpub, with a mix of clams, clam chowder, roasted chicken, corn on the cob, sweet potatoes and (of course) a pint of beer. Plates are $25.95.
2516 Market Ave., Cleveland
6:30-8:30 p.m., Oct. 10
Jin Lee, Staten Island Advance
The Tremont Taphouse includes the standards you can expect from a clambake (clams and corn on the cob), but it also throws in sweet potato casserole and half of a cornish hen in its bake. $40 in advance and $45 the day of the event. Extra eats include ribeye steak ($19), lobster ($20) and clam chowder bread bowls ($9).
2572 Scranton Rd., Cleveland
2-6 p.m., Oct. 12
Vino Veritas Winery
The “Wine, Land and Sea” party at Vino Veritas Winery includes both a clambake and a pig roast. Attendees can enjoy wine, clam chowder, clams, chicken, pork and more. Besides the food, the event will have horseshoes, bocce ball and corn hole. Tickets $45.
4103 Memphis Ave., Cleveland
2-8 p.m., Oct. 13
Emerald Necklace Marina
The Cleveland Metroparks will host a special clambake at the Emerald Necklace Marina Oct. 19-20. The $28 bake includes a dozen steamed clams, a cup of clam chowder, half of a chicken, sweet potato and corn on the cob.
1500 Cleveland Metro Park Dr., Lakewood
3-7 p.m., Oct. 19 and Oct. 20
Tavern Of Independence
It’s a seafood extravaganza at the Tavern Of Independence. One clambake ticket includes one pound of clams, a dozen mussels and a dozen shrimp, along with various sides. Tickets can be pre-ordered for $28.95. Tickets purchased on the day of the event are $34.95.
5530 Brecksville Rd., Independence
12 p.m. and 8 p.m. Oct. 19; 12 p.m. Oct. 20
John Christ Winery
Avon Lake’s John Christ Winery will host its final clambake of the season on Oct. 19. Enjoy a dozen clams, an oven-roasted half chicken, broth, chowder, white and sweet potatoes, corn on the cob, a salad, rolls and dessert for $30.
32421 Walker Rd., Avon Lake
6-8 p.m., Oct. 19
Chris Stephens, The Plain Dealer
This season marks the seventh clambake Severino’s Restaurant & Lounge has hosted. The event includes pizza, shrimp and linguini with clam sauce, along with a dozen middleneck clams, clam broth, clam chowder, yam and potato, corn and chicken ($28) or steak ($35).
35125 Vine St., Eastlake
1-8 p.m., Oct. 20
Rock Creek Kitchen and Bar
Rock Creek Kitchen and Bar has been hosting its clambake every fall for more than a decade. Customers can taste two dozen clams, sweet potato, corn on the cob, clam chowder, various appetizers and chicken ($36) or strip steak ($40) at the restaurant on Oct. 20.
7768 W.130th St., Middleburg Heights
2-7 p.m., Oct. 20
Head to Hingetown for a clambake at Jukebox bar, where you can listen to the restaurant’s mix of music while you eat. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 day-of-bake, and bakes include clams, kielbasa, corn, red potatoes and a baguette.
1404 West 29th St., Cleveland
5-9 p.m., Oct. 24
The Nash on East 80th
One of the longest-running clambakes in Northeast Ohio, The Nash on East 80th returns for its 100th celebration this autumn. Come tailgate the Browns game at the Slovenian National Home, enjoying steak and clambake dinners. Tickets $30.
3563 E. 80th St., Cleveland
1 p.m., Oct. 27

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EPA Begins New Year by Amending Risk Management Program Rules
On January 13, 2017, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency published final amendments to its Risk Management Program (“RMP”) regulations at 40 C.F.R. Part 68. The final rule comes in response to Executive Order 13650, which ordered federal agencies to take actions to improve chemical facility safety and security. The amendments to the RMP regulations apply to any facility holding more than a threshold quantity of a “regulated substance” identified in 40 C.F.R. Part 68, including facilities in the chemical manufacturing, oil and gas extraction, manufacturing, agricultural, petroleum manufacturing, and food and beverage sectors. EPA estimates that approximately 12,500 facilities may be impacted by the rule.
Changes finalized as part of the amendments include enhancements to the RMP rule’s accident prevention, emergency response, and data availability provisions. Some of the significant updates to the rule include obligations for Program 2 and 3 facilities to conduct root cause analyses in response to certain release events and to perform third-party audits after an RMP reportable accident; enhanced coordination between regulated facilities and local emergency response agencies; and mandatory public meetings with local communities impacted by RMP reportable accidents. The amendments to the RMP rule take effect on March 14, 2017.
Note: As of June 2017, EPA Administrator Pruitt delayed effective date of RMP amendments until February 19, 2019. The new timeframe will allow the agency to properly evaluate objections raised by petitions reconsideration.


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Take control of a Hindu God and and visit the Monochrome, VGA, and modern gaming eras.
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I’m in a bookworm mode right now, as I am currently engrossed with The Skin Care Answer Book.
What causes wrinkles? Does what I eat really affect acne or cause flare ups? Why do I need to wear sunscreen if I am not outside? These nagging questions and many more are answered by Dr. Lees in The Skin Care Answer Book. The book addresses key topics to educate students, licensed estheticians and consumers. Chapters are organized by subject, making it reader-friendly and easy to navigate.
The Skin Care Answer Book author Mark Lees is one of the most noted skin care specialists, an award-winning speaker and product developer in the US. This book tackles 275 most-asked skin care questions, and gives us a dermatologists’ expounded answer, like in a lecture, minus the heavy jargon, making us understand how our skin works, and really informative tips on what skin care to adapt.
What I am totally loving about this book is that Mark Lees offers more than , “take my word for it” answers to the skin care questions brimming in my mind. It’s like asking someone a simple question, and he whips up the blackboard, and starts drawing and explaining to you everything, keeping you more than informed – but enlightened! It’s a comforting bedtime storybook for me – but the protagonists are the skin, and its parts ( dermis, epidermis, and expounding further ), and how it struggles to keep us looking our best. I finally understood what brings about acne flareups, which comedones would graduate into pimples or not, and why people with oily skin need to invest in exfoliating products, and undergo chemical peels more than those with normal skin. It even tells you the classic story of how pores develop. ( beauty nerd loves this!!! ) Gosh, and it’s only been a chapter! Yes, it’s not those skin care books that look like coffee table books – full of beautiful images, but very very dehydrated with information. This is print in one-color, only includes relevant images, and is text-heavy with explanations.
I highly, highly recommend this book as this would give the curious one the bigger picture on how their skin works, what brings about skin diseases ( focusing on the face, lightly on the other parts of the body ), what’s an ideal skin care regimen for different kinds of skin, and even a full chapter on skin analysis. The author tries to keep things as simple as possible, though the occasional can’t-help-it dermatological jargons, that were kept at a minimum. It’s a really good, useful, info-overload skin care book. It’s like having your dermatologist with you everytime!
Ok, right now, I understand why my dermatologist keeps on using the word, “keratolytic!” hahaha!
The beauty nerd in me is so, so, so gratified with this book.
The Skin Care Answer Book is available at Amazon, and major bookstores in the United States.

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Joni Mitchell “Coyote” from Hejira (Asylum 1976) —Featuring the great Jaco Pastorius on bassBuy it!
Beth Orton “Comfort of Strangers” (EMI Records 2006)Buy it!
Dusty Springfield “I Can't Make It Alone” from Dusty In Memphis (Atlantic 1969) —Produced and engineered by Jerry Wexler Tom Dowd and Arif Mardin. Written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King.Buy it!
Josh Rouse “The Western Isles” from The Happiness Waltz (Grabaciones en el Mar 2013)Buy it!
Hem “Tourniquet” from Departures and Farewells (Waveland 2013)Buy it!
Gregory Alan Isakov “Saint Valentine” (self released 2013)Buy it!
The Parlour Brothers “Josie” (self released 2013) —From Toronto featuring Steve Puchalski on songwriting and singing.Buy it!
Sons Of The East “Hold On” (self released 2013) —From Sydney, Australia: Jack Rollins, Nic Johnston and Dan WallageBuy it!
Joe Pug “Messenger” (Lightning Rod Records www.lightningrodrecords.com 2010) —At Twangfest 17 on June 6 at the Duck Room.Buy it!
Johnny Rivers “Slim Slo Slider” (Imperial Japan 1969)Buy it!
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings “Retreat” from Give The People What They Want (Daptone 2014)Buy it!
Bill Withers “Another Day to Run” from Still Bill (Sony Music Entertainment 1972)Buy it!
Mavis Staples “Can You Get To That” from One True Vine (Anti- 2013) N —At Bluesweek on Saturday, May 25 at Soldier's Memorial. New album due out June 25.Buy it!
The James Hunter Six “Drop On Me” from Minute By Minute (Go Records, under license to Concord Music Group 2013)Buy it!
Slaid Cleaves “Still Fighting the War” (Music Road Records 2013)Buy it!
Beth Bombara “Give Me Something” from Beth Bombara/Town Cars Split 7" (Extension Chord 2013) LBuy it!
Deadstring Brothers “Like A California Wildfire” from Cannery Row (Bloodshot www.bloodshotrecords.com 2013) —Off Broadway Fifth Annual Crawfish Boil featuring The Monads Fattback The Deadstring Brothers on May 25Buy it!
Dolly Varden “Saskatchewan To Chicago” from For a While (Mid-Fi 2013) —At Twangfest 17 at the Duck Room on Saturday, June 8Buy it!
Old 97s “Designs On You” from Satellite Rides (Ekektra 2001) —Fri 5/24 Old 97′s & Drive-by Truckers – PageantBuy it!
Drive-by Truckers “Self Destructive Zones” from Brighter Than Creation's Dark (New West www.newwestrecords.com 2007)Buy it!
Booker T. Jones “Space City” from Potato Hole (2009)Buy it!
Son Volt “Tears Of Change” from Honky Tonk (Rounder www.rounder.com 2013) L —At the Pageant June 1.Buy it!
Daniel Romano “Just Before The Moment” from Come Cry With Me (Normaltown 2013) —Daniel Romano opened for Caitlin Rose at Off Broadway this past Sunday -- knocked me out with this songs, and a great cover of "If I Were a Carpenter."Buy it!
George Jones “If My Heart Had Windows” (Musicor 1968) —Written by Dallas Frazier. A #7 Country hit for the Possum.Buy it!
John Fullbright “Moving” from From The Ground Up (Blue Dirt Records 2012) —Fri 6/28 John Fullbright – Off BroadwayBuy it!
Small Houses “Our Sweet” from Single (self released 2013) —Jeremy QuentinBuy it!
Ray Wylie Hubbard “Portales” from Texans - Live from Mountain Stage (Blue Plate 1995) —Appearing the first night of Twangfest 17, June 5 at Plush. Dig it: twangfest.comBuy it!
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Will Courtney “There's No Answer” from A Century Behind (self-released 2013)Buy it!
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I wish the weather could be like this all year long. Just warm enough to leave the windows open but cool enough to wear jeans and my beloved hoodies. The leaves are just starting to change colors. Our driveway is full of acorns and chipmunks collecting them, which Ziggy has thoroughly enjoyed watching. And all I wanna do is cook, and oddly enough, bake. We’ll get to the baking later, though. I thought today would be a great day to haul out the crockpot. Seemed like a good idea, but then I remembered the love-hate relationship we have. The stupid thing cooks in half the time (or less) than it should. I could never leave something in there for 7-8 hours like a lot of recipes say. I put frozen chicken breasts in it at 11 AM today, on low, and they were done by 3 PM…. uughh!
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3 lbs boneless, skinless chicken breasts (or bone-in thighs as the original recipe calls for)
3/4 cup chili sauce
1/4 cup orange marmalade
1 Tbsp brown sugar
1 Tbsp spicy brown mustard
1 Tbsp red wine vinegar
2 tsp Worchestershire sauce
– Place frozen chicken breasts in crockpot, season w/salt and pepper, cook until almost done… time depends on the crockpot!
– Drain excess liquid from crockpot
– Combine sauce ingredients in small sauce pan, heat through
– Pour sauce over chicken, cook in crockpot 10-15 more minutes
The verdict: As you might expect, my chicken was a bit dry, but the sauce was quite yummy. It was a nice balance and sweet and heat. I think it would have worked just as well in the oven too. Stay tuned for my baking adventure that I’ll write about tomorrow!


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Cataumet Fish may net alcohol license, if Market Basket quest ends
CATAUMET — The Bourne Select Board has granted a conditional all-alcohol package store license to Cataumet Fish market, after rejecting a Market Basket supermarket chain request a week before.
Board members voted 4-0 on Jan. 3 with one abstention to deny the MB Spirits LLC request, which would have meant a 10th such license in town.
Select Board members on Jan. 3 said the proposed Market Basket location off a busy Route 6 ramp is less than one mile from both a package store in Sagamore, at the Sandwich Road and Cranberry Highway intersection, and another store just across the Sagamore Bridge. The board said those two existing stores are sufficient to fulfill consumer demand.
The supermarket chain has requested board reconsider the application.
Six days later on Jan. 9, members conducted a hearing into the application by Patrick Ross of Gray Gables, owner of Sea State Foods LLC, doing business as Cataumet Fish at Route 28A, for the same package store license.
The board unanimously approved the Ross application contingent on the license being available when Market Basket’s appeals are exhausted.
The board said the Cataumet Fish alcohol sales represent a convenience and accessory use to its seafood emphasis and would not become a predominant part of the business.
What did the Select Board have to say about their Cataumet Fish vote?
Member Jared MacDonald acknowledged the board's “conundrum with the legality” of approving a license that may or may not become available after the vote against Market Basket.
“My concern is issuing another license in town” MacDonald said. “We have so many. If we issue this based on uniqueness and there are changes (to the market) in the future, I’d be concerned with that expansion of alcohol sales. The uniqueness is in the market’s favor, but changes in the future could be very serious.”
Member Judith Froman said she remains “fairly conflicted” with the number of package store licenses, “but I can say there are so many things I like about this. Being a niche market fits into our board goals and celebrating our villages and that sort of thing. I’m just feeling kind of funny, saying just a few days ago that we don’t need another license in town.”
Member Melissa Ferretti was supportive of the request, but she preferred town counsel assurance about denying the Market Basket license and then considering the Cataumet Fish request.
After 90 minutes of discussion, the board made a decision
The board after 90 minutes agreed the Ross application fits the public need factor in Cataumet, remains a suitable location, is an adequate request and that it is supported by the community and a village with no spirits sales via package stores.
At the Jan. 3 meeting, Select Board member Mary Jane Mastrangelo, after researching how Bourne accumulated 10 package store licenses across the decades, said members were not obliged to support a tenth application when market conditions for alcohol sales did not reflect public need.
But Mastrangelo on Jan. 9 said she prefers to see local business thrive and that a Cataumet license represents “the community’s best interest and meets our (board) vision for Bourne. This will be an asset to the community. I think it will be a wonderful thing. I’m not conflicted.”
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New York City Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings [OATH] Administrative Law Judge [ALJ] Kara J. Miller considered the Agency's request that a community coordinator [CC] charged with violating a previously issued warning memo* and making threats of harm or violence to agency staff members be terminated from the position.
Judge Miller found that CC made threatening comments to his supervisors and colleagues, including referencing his access to guns and repeated attempts to find out when an office gathering would take place via emails sent to his supervisors and text messages to his personal therapist, which were subsequently forwarded to the Agency’s Equal Employment Opportunities Office. The text message referenced an upcoming office holiday party, instructed CC's therapist to look for him on the news, and stated, “The System has failed me so it will be punished.”
Finding CC guilty of the charge of making threats of harm or violence toward his co-workers, the ALJ recommend the Agency terminate CC’s employment.
* ALJ Miller dismissed the disciplinary charge alleging CC violated "a warning memo", finding that the Agency failed to properly introduce the warning memo into evidence and failed to allege specifics as to how CC violated the warning memo.
Click HERE to access the text of Judge Miller's decision posted on the Internet.
OATH Administrative Law Judge Tiffany Hamilton recommended termination of employment for a correction officer [CO] who engaged in "undue familiarity" with individuals in custody and other related misconduct.
Judge Hamilton found:
 CO passed notes between a male person in custody (BL), and a female person in custody (TG), who occupied holding pens across the hallway from one another;
 failed to look inside BL’s holding pen when removing TG from that pen approximately 50 minutes later; and Failed to submit a report regarding sexual contact between the said two persons in custody; and
 CO did not deny the alleged misconduct charged but argued that her actions did not warrant termination.
The ALJ, noting that CO's remorse for her conduct and the absence of CO being the subject of any prior disciplinary action in the record, nevertheless concluded that termination was warranted because CO's conduct demonstrated "several fundamental lapses in judgment, an inefficient performance of duties, and untrustworthiness" and recommended CO impose the penalty of dismissal from service as requested by the Appointing Authority.
Click HERE to access the text of Judge Hamilton's decision posted on the Internet.
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“Be a lamp, or a lifeboat, or a ladder. Help someone’s soul heal. Walk out of your house like a shepherd.” – Rumi
Our domestic helper has been with our family for over thirty years. She cooks the most delicious biryani, matenga (pumpkin) curry, and appams just as they make them in her home state of Kerala. She has journeyed with us through the deaths, births and mélange of events that pepper life in any family. We are her family, especially since she never did start one of her own.
She left her hometown at a young age to seek a better future for herself and her family. In her mind, that was the noblest of all endeavours, and she never entertained dreams of furthering her education or pursuing a career. In spite of her contentment, I always wondered if our family could have done more for her. We offered to sponsor classes for her to learn new skills, allowing her to move beyond working around the house and in the kitchen. We ask her if she’s happy; the answer is always a resounding yes. But others are not so fortunate.
Singapore’s households hum because of the sweat of the domestic workers who watch over our children, cook our meals, and tend to our aged parents. We go about building our lives while theirs remain almost static. Some are lucky and get to travel with their new families while leaving their families and children back in their home countries; others are paid low wages and are granted little time off, with limited access to mobile phones, and trips home only once a year.
Many are referred to as “maids”, a term which barely masks the servile nature of their circumstances. The privileges of life that we have come to expect as normal don’t seem to apply to the almost six hundred thousand foreign domestic workers and construction workers in Singapore.
Not all of Singapore is as openly accessible to them either; our helper feels uneasy whenever she does come out for meals with us as she is usually the only helper around who’s not actively tending to young children or the elderly. There are furtive glances first at her, then at us as the people around us register her presence.
It is easy to see how enclaves like Geylang and Little India have become the de facto community spaces for these “classes” of foreign guests as they search for places where they can be accepted and enjoy the company of their friends. Even the heartlands, where so many of these workers live save for their occasional days off, are not theirs to savour.
Our helper, who is in her early sixties, will be returning to India next year as her work permit can no longer be renewed. She’s in good health and desires to stay, but unfortunately, we will have to say our goodbyes. Her legacy isn’t one of towering achievements or grand projects, but having cared for no less than two aged grandparents, an aunt stricken with cancer, six children, the countless guests who have visited, and eight dogs.
In her place, another helper will be welcomed into our home and we will do all we can to love and care for her as a member of our family. We will, over time, discover her dreams, understand her worries, and become friends. She will also eventually move on home, but it is my desire that she will do so equipped and empowered to serve her own family.
The day may come when we can no longer afford to have such workers to do the jobs that we currently shun. In many countries, this is already a reality and we will need to rediscover what it means for Singaporeans to look after and build their own families and country.
For now, our paths cross for a little while and it is my dream that until that day arrives, we all build closer relationships with and come to treasure the oftentimes faceless and nameless helpers and workers in our midst. If the Singapore story is one of hope and possibilities, it should be one that everyone has a part in creating not just for themselves, but for all who pass through our thriving island on their journey of journeys.
Shaun is an experienced aviation professional with a passion for volunteerism, and writing. He holds a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from the Singapore Management University.
This essay was first published as ‘The roads in our heads’ in The Birthday Book 2018: The Roads We Take. As Singapore turns 53, the book includes 53 reflections on the journeys and paths we take, as individuals and as a society. The book can be purchased here.

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See Hurricane Michael's impact on Panama City, Destin and Gulf Shores, Virginia, Carolinas
Hurricane Michael has come and gone, leaving devastation in its path that stretches from the Florida Panhandle to the East Coast.
On Wednesday, the Category 4 storm slammed into the Florida Panhandle, bringing with it storm surges up to 13 feet in some areas, plus up to 12 inches of rainfall throughout Florida and into Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina.
Michael is now a post-tropical cyclone, moving from east to northeast at 29 mph near the coast of North Carolina. The storm will make its way toward New Jersey and New York and out into the Atlantic, but the trouble isn't over yet.
The small town of Mexico Beach, roughly 20 miles southeast of Panama City, was underwater after the storm hit. Aerial footage of the aftermath shows nearly nothing left of the small town.
On Twitter, Sen. Marco Rubio described the scene in Mexico Beach as “total devastation” and said drone images produced “audible gasps” at one emergency operations center.
Hurricane Michael's eyewall came through Panama City shortly after noon Wednesday. It sheared trees in half, twisted roofs from their supports and tossed truck trailers and RVs like toys.
The Bay Medical Center Sacred Heart had roof, structural and water damage. Michael left substantial broken glass, caused cooling and plumbing issues and knocked out information systems.
Officials in Bay County have told evacuees to stay where they are while first responders assess the damage. On Twitter, pictures of schools and businesses missing roofs began to circulate.
Panama City was expected to see storm surges of 9-13 feet, according to the National Weather Service. The peak wind forecast was 95-115 mph with gusts up to 140 mph. Peak rainfall amounts could be between 4 and 8 inches with some spots getting as much as 12 inches.
North and South Carolina
Michael has passed through the Carolinas, bringing tropical storm conditions and a downpour of rain to a region that was saturated by Hurricane Florence.
Michael is expected to produce total rain accumulations of 4-7 inches from northern South Carolina to northwestern North Carolina, and into south-central to southeast Virginia. Isolated maximum totals of 9 inches are possible in North Carolina and Virginia.
The National Weather Service reported that storm surge flooding along the North Carolina coast, including the Pamlico and Albemarle Sounds, should diminish Friday. There is still a threat of flash flooding across the state.
Many flights were delayed out of Charlotte due to winds.
Virginia and the Northeast
Gale winds may continue Friday over portions of southeastern Virginia before the remnants make it to the Atlantic.
Three to six inches of rain have fallen over parts of Virginia, according to the National Weather Service. Runoff from heavy rain will continue to result in significant rises of creek and rivers overnight into Friday morning.
Michael is expected to produce 1-3 inches of rain from New Jersey to Long Island to Cape Cod, and 3-5 inches over Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard through Friday afternoon. This rainfall could lead to flash flooding, the National Weather Service reported.
Destin and Fort Walton Beach
Officials said there was a potential for wind up to 58-73 mph in the Destin, Fort Walton and Santa Rosa area, which saw strong winds and storm surges on Wednesday.
Residents were told to plan for dangerous wind of strong tropical
storm force due to possible forecast changes in track, size, or intensity.
Okaloosa County Sheriff's Deputies rescued a man from his boat after it washed ashore during the hurricane.
Gulf Shores, Alabama, came out unscathed.
The area was under a tropical storm warning. The peak wind forecast was 30-40 mph with gusts up to 55 mph. Two feet of storm surge was expected in low-lying areas.
Tampa Bay, Clearwater and St. Petersburg
Despite its distance away from the Panhandle, Tampa Bay and the surrounding coastal areas will still see an impact.
The tropical storm watch comes with warnings of a storm surge that could reach four feet. Clearwater Beach saw high surf and rip currents. The city also closed a pier due to safety concerns.
Water has piled along the coast by Hurricane Michael several days before the hurricane. Water levels began to recede on Wednesday as the storm moved closer to the coast.
Water has been three feet above normal for portions of coastal Mississippi and Louisiana.
USA TODAY contributed to this report.


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THE HOBBITT -The desolation of Smaug The second in a trilogy of films adapting the enduringly popular masterpiece The Hobbit, by J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug continues the adventure of the title character Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) as he journeys with the Wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellan) and thirteen Dwarves, led by Thorin Oakenshield (Richard Armitage) on an epic quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor.
Q-Tips say: Mr. Q enjoyed it. Mrs. Q says: Very long movie that at times moved slowly and was confusing as to what was going on and there is no end. That’s correct, there is a sequel. She says if you are a real HOBBITT fan you probably will see it. If you are a lukewarm HOBBITT fan you should wait till it is a rental.


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B1A4 to Hold First Solo Concert Since Debut, 'BABA B1A4'
By Staff Writer | October 12, 2012 11:27 AM EDT
'Super rookie' group B1A4 will be holding their first solo concert just 1 year and 6 months after their debut.
Today, WM Entertainment stated that B1A4 would be holding their first solo concert, 'BABA B1A4', on December 8-9 at the SK Olympic Handball Stadium.
It is very rare to see a rookie group that only been around for 2 years to hold a solo concert. B1A4 has been gaining much attention with their hit songs.
CJ E&M commented, "B1A4 has been the most successful debut idol group from last year. They hope to show their different side at their first solo concert. They have been practicing and working hard to bring their fans the best performance."
Today, WM Entertainment also released B1A4's concert poster. The poster showed the member's serious faces on an otherwise comically illustrated background.
After releasing the news of their first solo concert on their official page, they have reached 25,000 views on their site.
Ticket sales will begin on October 18 through Mnet, YES24 and Interpark.
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The Peruvian NGO Cusichaca Andina recently won a grant from the World Bank to promote the revival of ancient Andean crops, including quinoa, amaranth, and indigenous varieties of potatoes and squashes. The indigenous crops, in danger of disappearing due to the increasing dominance of corporate hybrids, are thought to be more resilient and better adapted to the harsh local environment—making them potentially strategic in adapting to the challenges of global climate change. Public Radio International’s The World reported Sept. 7: “[C]limate change is hitting the high Andes hard. Temperature and precipitation swings are becoming more extreme, the glaciers are shrinking fast, and a tough place to farm is becoming even tougher. So to help them deal with an uncertain future, residents are looking back in time—to before the arrival of Europeans.”
A small, pink potato known as the huaña is one crop which is being brought back—with a bitter taste, requiring much work to make them palatable. But, unlike the more popular varieties, huañas can be stored for two or three years—more than four times as long as most other potatoes—and are highly resistant to frost, hail, extreme rain and drought. Cusichaca Andina is also attempting to bring back agricultural terraces that were widespread in the Inca era, but fell into disuse after the Spanish conquest. Old terraces are being revived and new ones built to arrest erosion and conserve water.
Cusichaca Andina has 10 pilot projects in remote peasant communities throughout the Altiplano and south-central Andean cordilleras—two in Peru‘s Ayacucho region, two in Cuzco, two in Arequipa, and four in Bolivia‘s La Paz department.
See our last post on the climate crisis in the Andes.

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Realme is all set to launch its high performing mid-range phone,the Realme GT Neo 5. Realme has announced that it will launch the Realme GT Neo 5 on February 9, in China. A senior executive of Realme has confirmed that the Realme GT Neo 5 is going to feature a 240-watt charger out of the box.
Xu Qi Chase claimed that you can watch an episode of an hour-long show in just 30 seconds of charging. Claims have also been made that the Realme GT Neo can be charged from 0-100% in less than ten minutes. We will have to test the device in our test labs to verify that claim.
Realme has launched the first globally custom made 12A charging capability which has reached the highest specification of 21AWG×4 in the industry to make the 240-watt charger. The wire comes with a custom 240W dual GaN mini charger that has the highest power density of 2.34W/CC in the industry as well.
However, no other official information about the Realme GT Neo 5 is available for now except the banner of the Realme GT Neo 5. The banner was leaked recently but Realme hasn’t confirmed the details that were noticed in the leak.
The Realme GT Neo 5 is expected to feature a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 1240 x 2772 pixels. The device is rumoured to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen1 processor paired with 8GB, 12GB, and 16GB of RAM. The Realme GT Neo 5 could run on Android 13 + Realme UI 4.0 operating system.
It could also sport a triple camera setup with a 50-megapixel primary camera, a 8-megapixel ultrawide lens and a 2-megapixel macro lens. It could also come with a 16-megapixel selfie shooter and a 5000mAh battery.
For more technology news, product reviews, sci-tech features and updates, keep reading Digit.in or head to our Google News page.
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Come feast upon this musical extravaganza, featuring the exuberant mischief and flamenco flair of Manuel de Falla’s The Three-Cornered Hat. This short, no-intermission concert is an affordable, low-stress way to begin your weekend.
Pablo Rus Broseta is Associate Conductor of the Seattle Symphony, having originally been appointed Assistant Conductor in 2015. During the 2017–2018 season, he leads the Seattle Symphony in a wide variety of concerts, including an all-Russian program with pianist Beatrice Rana, Carmina burana and a festival of Prokofiev concertos.
The versatility of soprano Raquel Lojendio has enabled her to build up an extensive repertoire, which spans composers as diverse as Bach, Mozart, Stravinsky, Verdi, Shostakovich or Wagner. She has worked with conductors such as Sir Neville Marriner, Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos, Gianluigi Gelmetti, Juanjo Mena, Jun Märkl, Antoni Wit, Jesús López Cobos, Guillermo García Calvo, Víctor Pablo Pérez, Jiri Kout, Edmon Colomer and Vasily Petrenko.


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The paramagnetic contributions induced by TEMPOL soluble spin-label on gentiobiose carbon spin-lattice relaxation rates are analyzed. Selective effects in the beta(1-6) glycosidic bond region were observed. The possibilitty of using soluble spin-label to determine the stereochemistry of the substrate-enzyme interaction was then explored. The results obtained with different diamagnetic and paramagnetic systems enabled us to distinguish the region of gentiobiose most involved in interaction with the enzyme, and the region of the disaccharide molecule located on the surface of the enzyme and most exposed to the nitroxide. The results obtained could be used to model the enzyme surface of the gentiobiose binding site.
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It usually appears that parking is simple to discover when you do not want it, and it turns out that there may possibly be a purpose for that. New research carried out by the University of Connecticut have discovered that the US might actually have as well a lot of spaces, particularly in cities where they are necessary least.
The scientific studies looked at accessible parking and their economic and social affect in 6 cities from 1960 to 2000 – Arlington, VA Berkeley, CA Cambridge, MA Hartford, CT Lowell, MA and New Haven, CT. For instance in accordance to Bloomberg Businessweek, in excess of that time, Cambridge improved its parking by 39 percent and boosted its building region by 46 percent. However, Hartford added 158 % far more spaces and just 27 percent more buildings. The result is that the individuals in Cambridge pay out far more to depart their automobiles because there is relatively significantly less parking obtainable.
Although folks may possibly be having to pay much more in some areas for parking, cities usually profit from fewer spaces. In truth, the scientific studies discovered that a single room may expense a city above $ one,000 a 12 months in lost revenue. Motorists may well find ample lots handy, but most cities acquire a vast majority of their tax earnings from buildings. Parking, by comparison, brings in fairly little income. Investigations also discovered that cities which force developers to incorporate a minimum variety of new parking spaces with their new projects are producing traffic worse, since they are bringing in a lot more vehicles as an alternative of incentivizing other varieties of transport.
These results recommend that if cities want to improve revenue, their leaders need to have to put a strategy in place that in fact lowers parking. Of program, a portion of that money have to be spent on public transport and other automotive options, otherwise no 1 will be ready to get all around.


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If there’s one thing I’m terrible at when it comes to sewing, it’s taking risks.
But, as you all know, when it comes to the Twitter dress, one hell of a risk was needed to try and salvage this project. Not to mention, quite honestly, I am really really BORED of this garment now.
Enter embroidery, a craft I’ve never really had a go at and probably should have practiced a bit more before getting my brand-new embroidery needles stuck in – but this is risk-taking sewing here. EXTREME stuff, I’m telling you.
Embroidery requires a hoop to keep the fabric taut while you’re stitching along, desperately praying everything won’t come out all wonky. I was half tempted to go without, but, according to Sublime Stitching, the hoop is an integral part of the ULTIMATE EMBROIDERY KIT and being as this was EXTREME RISK-TAKING TIME, it just wouldn’t be the same without the hoop now would it?
I had planned to buy my ULTIMATE EMBROIDERY KIT from the lovely Sublime Stitching, but, er, I got impatient and toddled along to a lovely craft shop in Guildford called Pandora instead, where I acquired some stitchery goodness.
Keeping my Twittery theme in mind, I asked a good friend of mine to doodle me a swallow. I get enough stick for having earrings with a passing resemblance to the Twitter logo (especially considering how much I’m on there), I couldn’t quite face actually embroidering it onto a dress. Isn’t it a nice design though?
Now, you’d think the sensible thing to do would be to practice, practice, practice first on the oodles of scrap fabric I have. Psht. Whatever. EXTREME RISK-TAKING has no time for piddly practice. This project needs moving along, pronto!
I sheepishly admit I wish I’d done a bit of practice now. It’s not that it looks too bad, it’s just a bit… wonky. Poor wonky bird. It had such high hopes, coming from a lovely design, but my inexperienced embroidery hands just got a bit over-excited and everything went all over the place. I could take it out, I suppose, but you’re assuming I can be bothered.
Getting stuck in couldn’t have been easier, thanks again to Sublime Stitching. Have you seen the tutorials available on the site? They’re fantastic, really clear and excellent for beginners. If I get more into embroidery, perhaps a cheeky book order is on the cards.
This isn’t even the half of why the Twitter dress is taking me so bloody long. I wish I could promise you an adventure-filled sewing tale full of pattern-slashing and skilful adjustments but it’s more a case of me sitting in a half-sewn muslin cheering on whoever was doing some sporting stuff on the telly.
It’s grit my teeth time to get it done now. The embroidery, while wonky, was actually pretty fun because it was something different. Now it’s back to the sewing grindstone. Sigh.
Do you ever get bored of your projects because they’re taking so long? Sometimes I wish the sewing fairy would come to visit and I’ll come home to find everything done, seam finishes and all…


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TALCA, Chile, April 28, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- IFT-AGRO '16, www.ift-agro.cl, began on a high note when Chilean president Michelle Bachelet cut the ceremonial ribbon and welcomed an overflow crowd of agricultural industry leaders and officials including the Minister of Agriculture and the Ambassador of the United Sates, and concluded its four-day run with enthusiastic reports of customer interest and positive sales prospects.
After a five-year hiatus, during which no exhibition devoted to agricultural equipment and food production was mounted in this fruit and vegetable powerhouse, IFT-AGRO met the expectations of its organizers and the needs of the nearly 5000 visitors who thronged the 8,000 square meter fair grounds in the heart of Chile's agricultural "bread-basket".
According to Ricardo Ortega, CEO of Kallman Worldwide-Latam, organizer of the four-day conference and exhibition program, a survey of exhibitors and visitors reflected widespread satisfaction with the broad spectrum of products on display and the information conveyed in the series of conferences and panel discussions that ran concurrently. Ortega noted the invaluable support of the leading agricultural association, Agricola Central as well as the Chilean Ministry of Agriculture in organizing the event.
Exhibitor workshops drew large crowds.
The three-day program of conferences and technical presentations consisted of 42 papers and panel discussions and drew standing-room only audiences, with a total of 2100 farm managers and food producers in attendance.
The survey disclosed that firms such as Massey Ferguson, John Deere, New Holland and Coagra met or exceeded their goals for the show. Many firms reported selling equipment from their exhibits at the conclusion of the show.
A random check on some of the U.S. exhibitors evoked the same positive responses. Tim Gavin of Triad Fasteners/DamGates sold his flood irrigation demonstration model to one visitor and will return to Chile in June to consummate a major deal. "It was a great show for us, with genuine interest and no 'tire-kickers,'" Gavin declared.
Typical of the exhibitor experience, Jon Englestad, International Sales Manager at Superior Manufacturing LLC, said he found keen visitor interest in his product: grain bins, hoppers and dryers, as well as his search for local sales representation.
John Yates, VP-Sales with Deep Root Distribution and his Spanish-speaking colleague, Freddie De La Cruz, were kept busy during show hours detailing the outpouring of new prospects. "We wrote at least five or six orders at the show and have a good deal of follow-up to do, " he admitted. Yates added that one contact was made with a government agronomist concerned specifically with hazel nut cultivation and his comments were "pure gold".
Direct sales were on the mind of Gene Rhinehart of Andros Engineering. He termed his participation "an exploratory effort getting to know the specific needs of the Chilean fruit and vegetable producers. We had a good turnout and met a lot of the folks we were aiming for," he added.
He sold one system to a tomato farmer as well. When asked if he was completely satisfied with the show, his rejoinder: "I was the second one to sign up for next year's show!" Enough said.
Ortega said that more than 7,800 square meters of exhibit and demonstration space were occupied by 97 companies drawn from 12 countries. A list of exhibitors may be viewed at www.IFT-AGRO.cl/exhibitors. In addition to Chile they included the United States, Canada, China, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Israel, Switzerland, Hungary, and The Netherlands. Visitor totals exceeded 4,700.
Tom Kallman, CEO of Kallman Worldwide, Inc, the stateside headquarters in Waldwick, New Jersey, had high praise for the AGRO team, noting that marshaling the cooperation of the many and varied agricultural agencies and interests all but assured the success of the inaugural event.
He disclosed that IFT-AGRO'17 would take place again in Talca from April 5-8, 2017.
SOURCE Kallman Worldwide, Inc.


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Epizootiology Of Insect Diseases Edited by James R. Fuxa and Yoshinori Tanada Contains the most extensive consideration to date of general principles, definitions, methods for research, modeling, influencing factors, area-wide patterns and groups of diseases, and applied aspects. Coverage spans four major areas. The first introduces general terminology and methodology from other disciplines, specific methodology for quantification, and modeling; the second evaluates and reviews key factors such as host population, pathogen population, environment, and transmission. Disease groups are addressed in the penultimate coverage, and the final section discusses practical aspects of disease enhancements. 1987 (0 471-87812-X) 555 pp. Innovative Approaches to Plant Disease Control Edited by Ilan Chet Brings together alternative approaches and methods which have potential for effective control of diseases caused by fungi, bacteria, and viruses. Three major concepts of disease control are discussed: different biological control systems, their possible mechanisms, potential application, and genetic improvement; biochemical and physiological manipulations in plants in order to include resistance and reduce disease damage; and molecular biology and the potential of genetic engineering in inducing plant resistance by the introduction of foreign genes. 1987 (0 471-80962-4) 372 pp. Vegetable Diseases and Their Control Second Edition Arden F. Sherf and Alan A. MacNab Here is an in-depth look at the nature and control of crop diseases. The book covers a full range of plant diseases and their cycles, including bacterial, fungal, viral, nematode, and abiotic blights. The introduction to each disease usually includes a brief history and the first report of the disease, geographical distribution, prevalence, importance as reflected in some of the most severe occurrences, and additional common disease names. For each crop or group of crops, the material presents all the significant diseases and their control measures, including resistant varieties, fungicides, crop rotation, and seed treatments. 1986 (0 471-05860-2) 728 pp.
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Provides a comprehensive introduction to the science of plant epidemiology--its study, description, and prediction of disease development in plant populations and the clarification of relationships among factors that influence plant epidemics. Emphasizes the quantitative aspects of epidemiology and the increasing importance in the field of microcomputers and electronic environmental measuring devices. Readers are given a thorough, synthesized introduction to techniques employed in monitoring host, environment, pathogen and disease data, spatial and temporal analysis, experimental design and sampling, simulation, crop loss assessment modeling, and forecasting disease development.From the Inside Flap:
Plant disease epidemiology is the study of the temporal and spatial changes that occur during epidemics of plant disease. Introduction to Plant Disease Epidemiology describes the principles and methods of monitoring and analyzing epidemics of plant diseases and examines possible applications of epidemiological knowledge. Monitoring epidemics is presented from the perspectives of the host, pathogen, environment, and the resulting disease. Introduction to Plant Disease Epidemiology describes how to analyze disease progress in time and spread in space, and compares the most commonly used approaches to the analysis. It examines applications of epidemiological data and models, focusing in particular on sampling, crops loss assessment, and disease forecasting. Considerable progress has been made in the study of plant epidemiology over the last 30 years. As knowledge has increased, so has the sophistication of analysis and synthesis, and today a wide range of models and analytical techniques are available to the epidemiologist. In fact, the array of methodologies can be overwhelming. With that in mind, the authors of Introduction of Plant Disease-Epidemiology survey the discipline of plant disease epidemiology in a way that is simple, understandable, complete, and dynamic enough to excite and challenge the reader. Much of the practice of modern plant disease management is based on the principles of plant disease epidemiology. Furthermore, epidemiologists as well as population scientists are well situated to study the release of genetically engineered organisms. Therefore, it is imperative for plant pathologists to understand principles and methods used in this quantitative field. This book provides the foundation for those interested in starting a career in plant disease epidemiology or simply trying to understand the work of the epidemiologist.
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By Jackie Burrell
Sunday, May 10th, 2009 at 9:16 pm in Teens.
In today’s Times and Trib, we talked to Prof. Stephen Hinshaw, author of “The Triple Bind: Saving Our Teenage Girls from Today’s Pressures,” and Liz Funk, the 20-year-old author of “Supergirls Speak Out: Inside the Secret Crisis of Overachieving Girls,” about the pressures that face teenage girls today. Read the story here, then read on for what parents can do to help.
- Long before the teen years, teach your child to think critically about the media images she’s bombarded with: Do all girls look like the ones on TV or in ads? How much time does it take Blake Lively to look like Serena van der Woodsen? How realistic is that life? What are makeovers and what’s the troubling message being driven home?
- Push activities that encourage self-discovery, not rote achievement, says Hinshaw, and that encourage a wider sense of community, especially volunteer work. Spend time together, not just driving to yet another tournament, but actually talking and connecting.
- Talk about the realities – that 25 percent of young women have experienced major depression, attempted suicide, indulged in binge eating or cutting, says Hinshaw. “We’ve got to talk about the problem and deal with it.”
- Watch for Supergirl warning signs, says Funk: Is your daughter constantly tired? Irritable? Drinking too much coffee or Red Bull in the morning? Does she berate herself?
- Encourage your daughter to take time for herself. Let her know you value her for herself.
- Lower the pressure on college apps. “Today’s teens have pressure on them to score well on the SAT tests,” says Funk, “build an impressive activities resume, get perfect grades, and investigate their chances at getting into the best colleges, coming from all angles.” Don’t add to it.


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Transitional Living Room Decor Ideas. April 29 2021 by Thompson.
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Transitional living room decor. Bold decor for transitional living room. Living room – small transitional formal and open concept medium tone wood floor and brown floor living room idea in New York with gray walls no fireplace and no tv. Here are 3 transitional living room decor ideas that will perfectly describe it.
Jun 4 2021 – Explore Divine Living Ashevilles board Transitional Living Rooms followed by 201 people on Pinterest. Another lovely transitional decorating style must-have are cushions in double digits. This is more contemporary in execution but if you just look at it for how the layout functions – thinkdesignlive.
For instance a living room eclectically styled would have two different end tables anchoring the sofa with two different lamps. A transitional style means that traditional looks are transitioned or moved forward by blending them with contemporary up-to-date pieces. Jun 8 2021 – This board includes ideas creating a beautiful and serene transitional living room.
Living room – transitional formal dark wood floor living room idea in Cedar Rapids with gray walls a ribbon fireplace a stone fireplace and a tv stand. See more ideas about interior design house interior interior. Modern Living Room Interior.
If you find that the Traditional style for your living room is too formal but a Contemporary style is a little too minimalist the Transitional style may have all the elements you want when designing your living room. The living room is a place where you spend most of your time and that is why you should decorate your living room in such a way where you can feel relaxed. Out of the 916645 living rooms and 18 styles analyzed 1349 percent or 123633 have a Transitional style.
The transitional home decor uses a classic foundation which it revamps with popular finishes colors and materials. Along with that you also need to consider the patterning of the room. Look at how the interior of this room uses neutral colors.
She created a neutral color palette with dark blue accents that would enhance the masculine colors in the rest of the home. A contemporary living room strives to be modern and more neo-European or even postmodern. I had so much fun pulling the details of this transitional living room into place.
The transitional decor uses cream gray black and taupe as the color palette of. A transitional living room includes both traditional and contemporary furnishings. When updating the living room into a transitional theme dont forget to inject it with pops of color.
A transitional decor room would probably have matching accessories. The elegant seating in this silvery-gray living room adds yin and yang notes elevating the style of. Itll be your point of interest as well as be the fresh factors for the living room.
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Similarly scatter cushions with a contemporary print or pattern can brighten transitional home interiors. I have several pieces that are sentimental in this room and that makes a room truly special to me. See more ideas about transitional living rooms transitional living transitional style.
This Transitional Living Room Decor Ideas graphic has 20 dominated colors which include Black Gunmetal Green Dusted Olive Del Sol Maize Rattan Metal Construction Green Thamar Black Worn Wooden Buff Leather Iced Apricot Petrified Oak Snowflake Hairy Brown Cloudy. Transitional Living Room Style. If you desire any kind of modification in your house designs and decoration as well as if you are believing to revamp your transitional living room decor after that you will certainly need to think some great ideas in home.
In a transitional style. Welcome to our latest interior design collection of 15 Wonderful Transitional Living Room Designs To Refresh Your Home With with which we are going to show you inspirational ideas of transitional living room designs which are. Some pieces were recovered I bought some new and had some made.
In a kitchen the eclectic style would mean hand-painted cabinets and a retrofit island with different colored appliances. Transitionalstyle transitionallivingroom transitionalinteriors whatistransitional. In true maximalist style plenty of cushions are entirely at home in a transitional living room design.
Already in the initial proposal the designer Rachel H. The layout didnt change but the designer. The overall look of a transitional living room is typically comfortable practical and uncluttered but with more.
So if you have decided to decorate your living room in a transitional theme then make sure you check out these amazing transitional living room ideas for your inspiration. The styles vary greatly. A transitional living room is designed to marry two separate styles.
Decorilla 3D rendering Transitional living room design. Transitional style encompasses soft design as a way to blend both traditional and modern styles altogether.


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Michael Farrell’s 2015 collection, Cocky’s Joy, is ambidextrous, its right hand painting comic tableaux, and its left rendering cool judgments. Farrell is often described as one of Australia’s leading experimental poets. “Experimental” in American work has recently tended toward the conceptual, polemical, and grotesque. Farrell’s experiment is one in bluff intelligence and sparkling, offhand wit.
The best poems of his collection eschew apolitical rumpus-room surrealism of the “and now this” variety in favor of waging a vigorous campaign to revise their American influences and to identify what Australian poetry, particularly its entrenched pastoral/Arcadian (i.e. white, settler, straight) tradition, leaves out. Here, he employs the looping long-form surrealism and elliptical shifts of a John Ashbery or Frank O’Hara a la “In Memory of My Feelings” in a specifically Australian topoi, as we see in “An Australian Comedy”:
…A timeless street is rezoned and crumbles
George is here from Singapore, wants to know where
the place to be is; if it’s Asian friendly. You are ageing
with your hands in your pouch, your strong tail a seesaw
The ferry came. They say they don’t know, yet make noises
at night, like possums swallowing loads of ants and throwing
them up again. A wicked waste. There in the bed, in the middle
yet somehow separate, lie Sartre and Beauvoir
The racist enclosures of Australian urban space (“if it’s Asian friendly”) rub against the sympathetic transformation of the reader into a kangaroo and also Farrell’s own literary rolodex (“Sartre and Beauvoir”). He’s not just piling up things but revealing and crossing boundaries while holding his multiple subjects in equipoise.
At a reading in Buffalo, I heard a friend of Farrell’s comment that Farrell was developing a “poetics of the pouch”: a marsupial poetics that identifies itself as Australian—not the state of Australia, but the ecologies of the place, what Farrell describes as its “queer flowers and roots.”
Perhaps the room is one type of pouch for Farrell. Take one of the book’s many eerie indoor tableaux in “The Great China Diggers”:
Charles and Emma played cribbage
in the corner, only the fine patina of cocaine
on Emma’s nostrils suggested cribbage wouldn’t
satisfy the next decade of afternoons
This is an eye intimate with its subject. The juxtaposition of cribbage and cocaine give the portrait a drowsy glamour. This poem, so much about a privileged ennui, comically and ruthlessly deflates it in an image worthy of David Lynch: “Caterers arrive, and pop / balloons of soup and hot chocolate over the / slack mouths of guests.” James Dickey imagined that there was a poet buried in everyone “like Ariel in his tree.” Farrell replies, “When someone’s going to kill you, love you, they like to know what’s inside you.” Here he’s rejecting the “deep” image of nested objects because to get at what’s hermetically sealed, we must vivisect the subject. Instead, the clause ‘love you’ creates a fold, a pouch, an intriguing complication in the forward movement of the sentence.
Farrell’s particular genius, and really the sense as a reader that you’re in the hands of a responsible thinker, is in springing between fearlessly unequivocal declarations and perfect images, as demonstrated in “The Comic Image”:
…Animals, juxtapositions: it’s basically
Surrealism without political (or psychological) intent
(in other words that typical mix of reaction and naiveté –
is naiveté – or naivety – kinder than ignorance, as a description?).
The mule leans back in its comfy chair made of pancakes,
Molasses dripping like blood from its jowls…
I cringe at lit-crit in poems but find myself both seduced by the comic-gothic final image and in agreement with his evaluation of poets’ thoughtless use of animals in poems.
If this review has been one of praising Farrell’s poems for their balance, it will end by turning to the collections’ more straightforward poems of queer desire. These may serve to correct an American audience’s perspective of Australia as a sort of southern hemisphere wild West, filtered as it most recently is through the hyper masculine big cars and flaming guitars of Mad Max. “Making Love (To A Man)” is smoldering and full of quick, surprising turns in and out of the intimacy. “Spoiled for Choice: 80 Ganymedes” is a light list poem that actually does its subjects justice: “Max his hair like a cypress”; “Jack on the stairs-a vision to behold!”; “Yoshi is always being chased by bees.”; “Ahmad has a hedge he prunes when topless, / Luigi’s a still-life with apple, fish.” Farrell is, as the subject demands, alternatively sympathetic and analytically cool, but there’s not much ambivalence in this poem, just hungry exuberance.
About the Reviewer
Joe Hall is the author of The Devotional Poems and Pigafetta is My Wife (Black Ocean). With Chad Hardy, he co-wrote The Container Store Vols I & II (SpringGun Press). He lives in Buffalo, where he is involved with the publishing concern Hostile Books and studies commons, waste-flows, and poetics.