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Love this., also wanted to show you a new amazing weight loss product sponsored by Pinterest! It worked for me and I didnt even change my diet! I lost like 16 pounds. Here is where I got it from cutsix.com Dream House, Outdoor, Country Living, Gardens, Farmhouse, Kitchen Garden, Vegetable Garden
Shade garden, also wanted to show you a new amazing weight loss product sponsored by Pinterest! It worked for me and I didnt even change my diet! I lost like 16 pounds. Here is where I got it from cutsix.com .
Shades, Garden Ideas, Shade Gardening, Shadegarden, Golden Sedum, Garden Design Ideas, Shade Plants
Stunning Shade Garden Design Ideas Create Interesting Vignettes Sprinkle your shade garden with a few stunning plant combinations to act as focal points. Japanese maple is a perfect companion for a couple of types of hosta and 'Gold Heart' bleeding heart and Astillbe.
Shade garden - Plant en Masse Just about every type of plant looks better in large groupings than it does planted individually. Here, drifts of astilbe seem to tower out of a groundcover of golden sedum. Test Garden Tip: Planting en masse doesn't necessarily mean growing only a single variety. Here, several selections of astilbe combine for even more interest
Shade garden - lots and lots of astilbe plants in bloom mixed in with other shade plants.
shade garden - drifts of astilbe seem to tower out of a groundcover of golden sedum.
What a stunning shade garden. Astilbe varieties and golden sedum planted en masse.
Stunning Shade Garden Design Ideas: Plant en Masse
Shade garden ideas - planting large groupings
Plant en Masse shade garden design idea
Shade Garden Ideas - Plant en Masse
French Farmhouse, Exterior, De Compostela, Southwest France, French Country, Place
A French farmhouse in southwest France along the Chemin de St. Jacques de Compostelle, an ancient pilgrim route to the shrine of the apostle St. James
Farmhouse In southwest France along the Chemin de St. Jacques de Compostelle - an ancient pilgrim route to the shrine of the apostle St. James. MUST hike this trail, just to see places like this.
I LOVE a stone house. Farmhouse In southwest France along the Chemin de St. Jacques de Compostelle
France: Farmhouse | Flickr - Photo Sharing! I live a French farmhouse. Stone farm house.
Charming Farmhouse, southwest France along the Chemin de St. Jacques de Compostelle
Charming farmhouse, southwest France, home exteriors
~ french country ~
Idea, Dreams, Dream Homes, Country House, Dream House, Pure Style, Farmhouse, Garden, Design
#modern house design #living room design #modern home design #home design ideas #home designs| http://cookingguidebrooklyn.blogspot.com
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#room designs #interior design #home design ideas
Dream Home: Pure Style Home
Farmhouse in the country
Decor, Vintage Stove, Shabby Chic, Country Kitchen, Sink, Farmhouse Kitchen, Stoves, Cottage Kitchens, Vintage Kitchen
Farm: #Country #kitchen design ideas #kitchen designs #kitchen decorating #kitchen interior design| http://kitchen-interior-design-francis.blogspot.com
? ? ? farmhouse kitchen I ? the stove! And the sink! And the #kitchen interior #kitchen design| http://kitchenstuffscollections.blogspot.com
cottage #kitchen design #kitchen designs #kitchen decorating before and after #kitchen design ideas #kitchen interior
<3 <3 <3 farmhouse kitchen I <3 the stove! And the sink! And the window! and I think I know where to find that very stove at least most of it, it's not quite as tall as that one :)
Cute cottage kitchen, interesting vintage stove.
Shabby chic kitchen. Love the sink and stove.
cream and green and vintage stove and sink
fab vintage kitchen sink and stove
Dream, Country House, Country Living, Farmhouse, Country Life, Place, Rose Cottage, Garden, Lake District
Rose cottage- Lake District, #garden interior design #modern garden design #garden interior #garden design #garden design
Rose cottage- Lake District - england. 'Twould be a dream to go to the Lake District in England. Maybe do a lil' wordsworth research..
Rose cottage- Lake District, #garden decorating #garden designs #garden design ideas #garden design| http://thegardendecorationsaz206.blogspot.com
Rose cottage- Lake District, #garden decorating before and after| http://gardeninteriordesignmaudie.blogspot.com
Rose Cottage, Lake District, England surely one of the most beautiful places in the world
Sweet Country Life ~ Simple Pleasures ~ Farmhouse
Country Living ~ Farmhouse
Farmhouse... love it!!
Victorian Homes, Turret Porch, Black And White, Houses Victorian, Dream House, Victorian Houses, Historic Homes
Black and white brings out the detail on this painted lady
Cupola of Historic Home in Raleigh, North Carolina
historic home ~ Raleigh, North Carolina ∞
Historic home. Love the turret porch.
Yup on my dream house for sure.
Historic home - beautiful porch
Pretty front porch
Black and White
Dining Rooms, Ideas, Interior, Farmhouse Table, Dinning Room, Diningroom, Black Chairs, Kitchen, Windsor Chairs
chairs Dining Room with bright white paint, sunny windows, Windsor chairs, and a dry sink! A pleasant, homey space!
Dinning Room #dinning #room #pine #living room design #kitchen interior design #modern kitchen design #kitchen decorating #kitchen decorating before and after| http://kitchen-interior-design-francis.blogspot.com
farmhouse table with black windsor chairs... the little black dress of interiors
farmhouse table with black windsor #living room design #kitchen designs
windsor chairs arund a big kitchen table - dining room
farmhouse table with black chairs
Kitchens, Shabby Chic, Country Kitchen, Farmhouse Kitchen, Sink, Kitchen Ideas, Vintage Kitchen
Cottage Kitchen Ideas .like the open space between cabinets above windows and of course my dream sink minus fabric skirt
I love big farm sinks !!! Cottage Kitchen Ideas | Cottage Kitchens Ideas - Cottage Home Decorating Ideas
Shabby chic country kitchen bekilambert Love the sink and I have one just like it waiting to be installed in my kitchen! 1/ 28/ 13
Cottage Kitchens Ideas - Cottage Home Decorating Ideas. I love the shelf half way up the window. Perfect place for herb pots.
Farmhouse sink kitchen. Pretty country kitchen. Shabby chic. Reclaimed cabinets. Colorful sink skirt made from a vintage tablecloth. Rustic Farmhouse charm. Beautiful.
charming country kitchen idea for country house remodel (love the sink)
farmhouse kitchen I LOVE this!! My dream kitchen has this sink!!!
antique kitchen sink | Vintage kitchen sink | awesome kitchens
Farmhouse sink kitchen. Pretty country kitchen. Shabby chic.
Bathroom Sink, Vintage Bathroom, Farmhouse Bathrooms, Wallpaper, Double Sink, Sinks, Laundry Room, Farmhouse Sink
Call me weird....but I love wallpaper!! The double sink is A.W.E.S.O.M.E and that little dry sink is pretty cute too!
farm house. I would LOVE a sink like this in a mudroom or laundry room. Perfect for so many things, and multiple messy hands from playing outside.
Love the use of an old kitchen sink as a side-by-side bathroom sink. Goes so well with the wallpaper.
Bathroom sink - I used to have that sink in my laundry room... I still miss that house...
beautiful farmhouse bathroom with vintage floral wallpaper and farmhouse sink
Farmhouse Bathroom, patterned wallpaper, shabby, double sink, old
vintage bathroom sink.. love..the look and feel of this room
Old Farm House Bathroom and it's a double sink!
Like this idea for a farmhouse bathroom sink
White Farmhouses, Enclosed Porch, Farmhouse Style, Dream Houses, My Dream House, White House, Farm Houses
My favorite - big white farmhouse with porches on all sides, at least one is screened for summer sleeping!
I love the enclosed wrap around porch on this white farm house!!
Large white house with sun porch.
my dream house. by Ebbee <3
Beautiful farm house
This standing garden would be great on a tiny apartment deck. Maybe even in combination with the pallet garden?
Standing Garden, Apartment Deck, Pallet Garden, Herbs Garden, Pallets Garden, Gardens, Tiny Apartments, Container Gardening
Elevated garden with casters, move it where you want. Easy access. Great for small spaces.
This standing garden would be great on a tiny apartment deck. Amy & Michelle??♡
This standing garden would be great on a tiny apartment deck.
This would make an amazing outside the backdoor herb garden.
Standing garden - i will try this summer
Raised container garden for vegetables
Great for an apartment herb garden.
Home Decor Print Fabric-Waverly Emma's Garden /Mist at Joann.com
Garden Mist, Fabric Waverly Emma S, Home Decor, Gardens, Homes
These colors could work, but I really had to include this because it's called "Emma's Garden"! by Waverly.
Home Decor Print Fabric-Waverly Emma's Garden /MistHome Decor Print Fabric-Waverly Emma's Garden /Mist,
Home Decor Print Fabric-Waverly Emma's Garden /Mist Item # 11296076
Home Decor 8''x 8'' Swatch-Waverly Emma's Garden /Mist, , hi-res
Home Decor Print Fabric- Waverly Emma's Garden /Mist
Waverly Emma's Garden /Mist
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Reel Set, Garden Hose, Hose Reel, Compacthose Garden, Gardens, Compact Hose
This compact, all-in-one watering system is a convenient way to water containers and gardens. It includes an easy-to-wind hose reel and our 50-ft Featherweight Slim Hose, plus an ergonomic, 7-pattern Easy-Squeeze Spray Nozzle. Great for community gardens, too!
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Super Slim Hose & Reel Set, 50' - Gardener's Supply Company
Compact movable hose reel with 50' non kink hose.
Compact Hose! #hose #CompactHose #garden #yard
Super Slim Hose & Reel Set, 50'
Compact Hose & Reel Set 50'
Modern Farmhouse, White Houses, Dream Homes, Dream Houses, Place, House Exterior, Country
Dream home, in the country far enough to not hear the city noise.
Modern Farmhouse. This is my dream home. This exact place.
Modern Farmhouse- absolutely beautiful. my dream house
Modern Farmhouse a country home with expansive lawns
Dream photograph by Jose #Dream Home #Dream Houses
big, white house in the country. dream home.
Perfect farm house exterior. Swooning.
by jose villa // dream home
This Is Like Our Old Farm House Was, Huge, Tons Of Bed Rooms, Large Porches All Around It, Big Beautiful Country yards Green grass, Picket Fence's Every Where the most Enchanting Sounds Of Nature I Have Ever Heard..Whip-Or-Wills, Owls, Frogs, Crickets, And The Dogs Barking..And Yep Dad Just Snoring Up A Storm...Never A Dull Moment At Our Old Farm House
Victorian Homes, Victorian Farmhouse, Picket Fence, Dream Homes, Dream House, Front Of Houses, Farm Houses
Front of House (2) | 1880 Victorian farmhouse in Connecticut… | By: YawningDog | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
1880 Victorian farmhouse in Connecticut. My house was built in the same year! I love Connecticut<3 My house.
farm house. I would live here. love the porch. this is one of my dream houses.
farm #Dream Home #Dream Houses| http://littledreamhouses875.blogspot.com
farm house -something about a white picket fence beckons me inside. 💕
1880 Victorian farmhouse in Connecticut. I love this house.
farm house. Love the porch and white picket fence!
Front of House (2), via #Dream Home #Dream Houses
Colonial Homes, Style, Dream Homes, Country Living, Colonial House, Colonial Farmhouse, White House, Front Porches
Maryland Wedding by Hannah Colclazier Photography | Photos - Style Me Pretty
Gorgeous white classic colonial house
Front Porch - old style colonial
Farmhouse, Country living
A colonial home.
Garage Design, White Exterior, White Garage Door, Dream House, Farmhouse Exteriors, Farmhouse Exterior Design, Farmhouse Garage Door, White House Exterior
I freaking love this house. My dream house.
Love the windows and all white exterior!
Love the doors; white exterior
modern farmhouse garage door
Pure white exterior
Decor, Dining Rooms, Interior, Ideas, Ceiling, Farmhouse, Kitchen, Design
Image Via: B For #kitchen designs #kitchen decorating #kitchen design #kitchen design| http://kitchen-design-317.blogspot.com
farm house - nice, simple idea. I would add more touches of color if I replicate this in my own home.
farmhouse - barn entertaining space - drop chandeliers high ceiling
farm house - nice, simple idea. I would add more touches of color.
C R I B S U I T E #interior #design #simple #realestate #cribsuite
www.editionlocal.com >> Farm House >> Nice, Simple Idea.
#farmhouse #kitchen #white #wood
farm house dining room
farm house ceiling
Decor, Farmhouse Dream, Big Farm Houses, Dream Houses, White House, Design, Beloved Farmhouse, Country
sam & casey's old hudson valley house. / #home interior design 2012 #modern house design #home interior #living room design #home designs| http://healthcare1951.blogspot.com
when i fantasize about living in the country it's in a house like this http://www.sfgirlbybay.com/2013/07/17/hudson-valley-home-tour/
Farmhouse In My Dreams I've seen something very much like this house, with mountains and the sea behind it, and a small lake on the way to the house...
White house with large porch spilling into larger garden, surrounded by trees
Beautiful Country Farmhouse with a wrap around porch
I love the farm house look :)

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Specialist eye hospital group, Optegra, is investing in a new advertising campaign which launches this week, with TV, press and online marketing direct to consumers.
Specialist eye hospital group, Optegra, is investing in a new advertising campaign which launches this week, with TV, press and online marketing direct to consumers. The campaign sees the promotion of Clarivu™, a permanent lens replacement procedure which can free people over 50 from glasses and contact lenses.
Gareth Steer, Managing Director of Optegra Eye hospital group, said: “We have run a successful national press advertising campaign for the past 12 months and the time is right to naturally progress to TV.
“This integrated marketing campaign has one overall focus, to raise awareness and educate people that there is an alternative to laser eye surgery for the over 50’s, which can free them from glasses, contact lenses and cataracts. In fact, Clarivu is an advanced and sophisticated development of cataract surgery and typically takes just 20 minutes per eye.”
As well as advertising Clarivu on television for the first time, Optegra has created an integrated, multi-channel campaign including new online banner adverts, a re-designed website, new patient materials and marketing collateral, as well as an intensive PR programme.
The TV campaign launches on ITV1 on Wednesday 6 June, featuring in the advert break of Lewis; and will be shown in Central West, Granada, Meridian SC and Yorkshire and on ITV3. The TV commercial is based on the successful print ad featuring a Clarivu lady “before and after” and reinforcing the key messages of “a clear alternative to laser eye surgery for the over 50′s”, and “a proven and permanent lens replacement” procedure.
In consistent style with the TV ad, a new range of online banners will appear on a wide range of online websites targeting the Clarivu audience of 50+ AB women. Sites include Daily Mail online, Sixtyplussurfers, FiftyConnect and High50.
The new campaign creative and TV advert was developed by Immaculate. Media planning is handled by Space and Time Media and PR services are provided by Charlotte Sutton PR.
Clarivu is a refractive lens exchange procedure where the natural lens of the eye is permanently replaced with a technically advanced Intra Ocular Lens (IOL) which can focus on near, intermediate and far objects, as previously provided by glasses or contact lenses. It is ideal for people who have any of the following: dependence on bifocal, varifocal or multi-focal contact lenses and glasses, Presbyopia reliance on reading glasses for small print, long or short-sightedness, astigmatism and cataracts. It is offered exclusively by specialist eye hospital group Optegra, which has over 65 consultant level ophthalmic surgeons who provide a wide range of ophthalmic procedures including: Clarivu (refractive lens exchange), laser vision correction, cataract removal, glaucoma, AMD and cosmetic procedures.

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Obama: Blagojevich Should Resign
President-elect Barack Obama believes that Gov. Rod Blagojevich should resign, his advisers said on Wednesday. “The President-elect agrees with Lt. Gov. Quinn and many others that under the current circumstances it is difficult for the governor to effectively do his job and serve the people of Illinois,” Robert Gibbs, the incoming White House press secretary, said.
Gibbs said that Obama believes the Illinois general assembly should now take control of the issue of picking a new U.S. Senator for Illinois. The assembly is expected to reconvene next week to debate whether to hold a special election to fill the seat. The assembly should “consider the issue and put in place a process to select a new senator that will have the trust and confidence of the people of Illinois,” Gibbs said.
Blagojevich would have to be possessed of an astounding amount of arrogance and stupidity to believe that he has any choice but to step down at this point.
We’ve seen this before.
Back in April it was nearly three days from the time when Elliot Spitzer was first linked to a prostitution ring to the time that he stepped in front of cameras to resign as New York’s Governor. At this point, we’re in Day Two for Blagojevich, and if Hot Rod were your typical politician, I’d expect a resignation by Friday afternoon.
But it’s fairly clear that Blagojevich is no typical politician and this is not your typical political scandal. He may just hold on to office until the Illinois legislature drags him out of there.
Cross-posted at Below The Beltway


The ignition switch on a Ford F-350 truck is located on the top of the steering column about halfway down under the dash. It operates through the use of a rod attached to the ignition tumbler. The rod runs from the tumbler through the steering column cover and has a 90-degree angle at the end. This angle protrudes through the cover facing upwards. The switch is mounted over the rod end, which is inserted into the bottom of the switch. When the key is turned, the rod moves up or down and operates the switch.
Things You'll Need
- 15 mm socket
- ¼--inch drive ratchet
- Set of ¼-inch drive sockets
- Phillips screwdriver
Disconnect the negative battery cable, using a socket. Remove the lower steering column shroud, using the Phillips screwdriver. Lower the steering column by removing the three 15 mm nuts in the column support bracket on the instrument panel, using a socket. Pull the electrical plug out of the ignition switch.
Remove the two bolts securing the ignition switch to the steering column, using the appropriate socket. Lift the ignition switch off the column.
Install the new switch. The new switch has a pin holding the switch in the proper position to locate over the steering column rod. The ignition key should be turned all the way so the steering wheel locks. Turn the key just a slight amount toward the “On” position. Carefully place the ignition switch over the rod end making sure that the rod enters the locking hole in the base of the switch.
Install the two bolts, leaving them loose at this point. The rod has a small amount of slack or looseness. Move the switch up gently as far as it will go, then move it down as far as it will go. Place the switch in the middle of this movement and tighten the bolts.
Push the electrical plug into the new switch. Raise the steering column, screw in and tighten the three nuts. Install the steering column cover and reconnect the negative battery cable. Test the switch to make sure it starts only in park or neutral. If it starts in reverse or drive, loosen the two bolts, and move the switch slightly and retry.
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|Where friendly staff and a professional management team awaits you to ensure a truly exciting and satisfactory stay.
There are few places in the world as enchanting as this Mediterranean island, where the climate is excellently warm, the people wonderfully hospitable and the environment safe and friendly.
You 'll be tempted to explore the daily lives of the Cypriot people, whose long and often stormy history is certainly worth investigating through the island's museums, ancient stones and archeological sites and monuments.
Out of town you'll be stunned by the innocence of residents from traditional villages and the beautiful monasteries many of which are situated in superb mountain areas with breathtaking views.
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Ambulance station plans approved
PLANS for a new ambulance station have been approved despite opposition from local residents. The East of England Ambulance Service will build the facility, which will house a base for vehicles and offices for administration staff, on a vacant industrial
PLANS for a new ambulance station have been approved despite opposition from local residents.
The East of England Ambulance Service will build the facility, which will house a base for vehicles and offices for administration staff, on a vacant industrial unit in Whiting Way, Melbourn.
Planning permission was granted by South Cambridgeshire district council's planning committee at their meeting on Thursday, despite seven local residents voicing their opposition to the plans.
The resident's objections ranged from fears that speed limits would be broken, to concerns about noise and light pollution.
A report to the planning committee also suggested that pedestrians would be at "high risk" from the increased traffic because Back Lane, the road through which the site is accessed, has no footpaths.
Melbourn parish council also opposed the scheme following complaints from villagers, but the committee voted 11-1 in favour of it going ahead.
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Steven Moore, Hazard Area Response Team manager for the East of England Ambulance Service, welcomed the decision, and reassured Melbourn residents that the station would be an "asset" for the village.
He said: "It is envisaged that the station will become an asset to the local community rather than being seen as a burden"
"It will mean quicker, potentially life-saving, responses to 999 calls for Melbourn villagers and nearby residents.
"In addition, disturbance will be kept at a minimum as, unless a vehicle leaving the site is responding to a life-threatening emergency, we will not activate blue lights and sirens until it is on the main road outside the village," he said.

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Here’s a healthy curry turmeric soup featuring a ton of veggies. Really, this easy recipe can be made with almost any vegetables you have on hand, so take your pick or use whatever is cluttering up the freezer!
Approx. 6 servings:
- 1 tablespoon oil
- 1 red onion, chopped
- 3 cloves garlic, smashed
- 1 knob of ginger, peeled and grated
- 1-2 tablespoons turmeric
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 cans coconut milk
- 3 cups vegetable broth
- Cauliflower florets
- Broccoli, cut into florets
- Snap peas
- Green peas
- Lime wedges for garnish
- Chili pepper powder, optional
Frozen vegetables make a good option too.
- Heat oil in a large pot over medium heat. Add the onion, garlic, and ginger, and stir-fry for a few minutes. Add turmeric, salt, and sugar. Stir fry for another few minutes.
- Add coconut milk and broth. Bring to a boil then add vegetables and simmer until cooked through about 10 minutes. You can keep your veggies crunchier, just reduce cooking time.
- Evenly pour the broth into each bowl. Sprinkle with chili pepper. Add a lime wedge to each bowl and serve immediately.
Recipe and photo complimentary of Eatwell101.com

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Stomach Pain, Accompanied By Nausea And Diarrhea?
Hello, my upper stomach has been sore for 3 days, accompanied by diarrhea and nausea … The stinging feeling in my stomach is gone again … when it appears it feels hot and can’t sleep … every meal will be immediately diarrhea … yesterday morning I had time to see a doctor … and there was no change … even at night I could not sleep because it was so painful … n nHow to deal with it ???
From the information you have conveyed, complaints of abdominal pain, nausea, and diarrhea may be caused by food poisoning that you have previously consumed. When the food that you may buy or eat is not in the right conditions, such as less hygienic cooking methods, unhygienic storage and serving, it can cause germ contamination that causes digestive disorders.
Several other conditions can also cause the same complaint, such as:
1. a food allergy
2. digestive infections
3. liver disorders
4. food intolerance
To help your recovery, you should consult again with the doctor who treated you before, so that the doctor can evaluate your next clinical condition. If necessary, investigations will be carried out to help determine the cause. Your doctor will consider outpatient or inpatient treatment regarding your clinical condition and your risk of dehydration.
All you need to do is avoid spicy food, noodles, meatballs, fried rice, pecel, soda, coffee as long as this complaint persists.
That is the information we can convey, read also food-poisoning.

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CLICK HERE for a new Summer "socially-distanced" performance from The Nash Vocal Ensemble!
CLICK HERE to hear The Nash Vocal Ensemble! This is an example of how our resourceful educators like Greg Amerind are continuing to inspire students through the COVID-19 pandemic. This project was accomplished not with 6 feet of social distancing, but with miles of separation! Your continued support of The Nash helps us deliver on our mission today as we prepare for a brighter tomorrow.
The Nash Vocal Ensemble is directed by noted Vocal Educator, Greg Amerind.
The Nash Vocal Ensemble is a community based group interested in jazz which rehearses one night a week at The Nash, in downtown Phoenix. Members of the ensemble will work with Amerind to develop vocal techniques, collaborate with fellow musicians, and create their individual stage presence and style.
The Nash Vocal Ensemble will perform throughout the year at The Nash as well as at other engagements around the Valley. Funding for the Nash Vocal Ensemble is tuition-based. For information on joining, please email: email@example.com

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Pope Francis will make a flying trip to Knock Shrine as part of his visit to Ireland for the World Meeting of Families in August. His itinerary will also include visits to the Capuchin Day Centre for Homeless People, a prison, and a private meeting with victims of clerical sex abuse.
His two main public events will be a Festival of Families in Croke Park on Saturday evening, Aug 25th, and a mass in the Phoenix Park on Sunday afternoon at 3pm.
Meanwhile, the numbers of those booked to attend the events prior to the Pope’s arrival looks set to sell out. WMoF2018 spokesperson Brenda Drumm said, to date, 30,000 people had registered for the three-day pastoral congress at the RDS on Wednesday August 22nd through to Friday August 24th. “It looks like we are going to sell out the RDS,” she said. A third of the people registered are from a total of 103 countries abroad. “It has been really, really encouraging,” she said.


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SWEET RHYTHM Presents A New Series:
KIRK NUROCK's SONGS and SONICS"
featuring JAY CLAYTON and MILES GRIFFITH
March 15th, 8:30pm
Thursday, March 15
88 7th Avenue South, NYC
(1 set) Reservations: 212 255 3626 $20 cover
Kirk's new Crowd Sonics" are compositions for the whole jazz club. First, featured artists will perform selections from the Nurock songbook, including jazz settings of Emily Dickinson. Then, club- goers will be invited to chant, riff and murmur. All is voluntary, so feel free to just sit back and listen. At theh fiale, soloists and crowd will interact in a celebratory, contrapuntal improvisation.
Jay Clayton is a true jazz original"--Los Angeles Times
This story appears courtesy of Jim Eigo, Jazz Promo Services.
Copyright © 2021. All rights reserved.
For interview requests or more information contact Jim Eigo, Jazz Promo Services.

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Slide the Red, Green, Blue to change the color of the object.
Slide the Alpha to change the alpha of the object.
Select different images and backgrounds to better test around the blending modes!
Skins has: Block, Rainbow, and white
Background has: None, Rainbow, Green, White, and Meme.
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Retrieval Artist Fans!
Next year, I will publish a Retrieval Artist novella in one of the Fiction River anthologies. We’re offering a signed, limited edition of the novella as part of the Fiction River Kickstarter project. The edition of the novella will only be available through Kickstarter. Also, as part of the Kickstarter project, we’re offering ten Advance Reader Copies of Blowback, the next Retrieval Artist novel. That will be marked as a Kickstarter edition, and will arrive on your doorstep in September. Again, this is very limited. I’ll sign the copies–and there will be no more than ten. The novella will come out in the spring and will be limited only by the number of people who sign up for it on Kickstarter. You can find out more on Kickstarter itself at this link.
I want the county library to pre-order copies of ‘Blowback’ but I can’t tell them a publishing date. Can you help me?
btw. I love your books about the retrieval artist.
Thank you for the kind words, Bob.
The publishing date is December, but the book is not in the pipeline yet, so you probably can’t preorder. They won’t see the book in their pipeline until the end of September, maybe later. They can, however, order the audio book for you. That will be out on September 11.

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The #MyCalgary premier post is finally live! I had the amazing opportunity to partner with Añejo Restaurant, a staple in the Calgary foodie scene and home to the city's best margarita. Open for three years this September, Añejo continues to pull in large crowds on a daily basis due to its authentic Mexican inspired cuisine, vibrant environment and a tequila collection that rivals most. With 200+ different types of tequila and a menu filled to the brim with bold, vibrant dishes that transports you to the sunny shores of Mexico, Añejo has quickly become known as the face of 4th street.
It is for these reasons, and more, that I chose Añejo to be the face of #MyCalgary's first post. The atmosphere created within its walls is one that truly emanates Calgary's welcoming spirit. The entire staff go over and beyond to ensure that every experience is a unique one, and the diverse crowds that flock to its doors speaks volumes to the experience Añejo has come to be known for. I have put together a multifaceted post that touches on Añejo's menu in the Dish on the Food portion, sheds light on the brain behind the culinary wonders through an interview in the Chat with the Chef and discusses the overall feel of the restaurant in the Complete Package.
My goal by the end of this post is to make you fall in love with this uniquely authentic restaurant the same way I did when I first walked through Añejo's doors.
The Dish on the Food
Añejo's menu is a culinary masterpeice. It takes aspects that are unique to Mexican cuisine and puts an ingenious spin on them, creating favourable and adventurous dishes. Browsing through the menu, it is easy to appreciate the thought and culinary prowess that went into creating it. Each dish is more unique than the last, taking you on a mouthwatering culinary journey. Chef Matt Davidson, Chef de Cuisine at Añejo, was gracious enough to prepare three meals for me to try out. Let's just say I left the restaurant as one happy camper!
Dish 1: Guacamole
Guacamole, to me, is a signature Mexican dish. It is one that brings back so many memories of late night BBQs with friends back in my undergrad years. It is the prototypical Mexican dish and one that readily comes to mind when discussing this cuisine. I, like many others, have tried numerous variations of this Mexican staple, but this one is by far the best one I've had to date.My favourite part of this dish is the fact that it is made table side! You literally see the fresh ingredients magically combined to form the freshest guacamole ever. Comprised of cilantro, jalapeños, onions, tomatoes and limes alongside the main player, avocado, and served with a side of tortilla chips, this dish alone will keep you coming back for more. I really appreciate the fact that this dish was kept simple, relying on the fresh ingredients to do the work. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and it is the perfect dish to share with your table (or keep to yourself because it's just that good!).
Dish 2: Tuna Pokè
Yellow fin tuna, soy sauce, chilli and guacamole - these are the ingredients that make up this unique dish. Originally a Hawaiian dish, Chef Matt transforms it, adding a Mexican flare. I kid you not, I could live the rest of my life eating this dish alone. There are so many levels to this dish, with the saltiness of the soy sauce combining perfectly with the spice of the chilli and the authentic freshness of the guacamole. Top it off with some fresh lime juice and you have a flavour packed and robust dish that you really won't want to share with anyone!
Dish 3: Añejo Mole Chicken
I personally have never had Mole; however, I have watched my fair share of Food Network specials to know that this dish is as authentically Mexican as it comes. Served over chicken, carrots and Mexican rice, this rich, flavourful sauce makes this dish second to none. It is so jam packed with flavour that every bite introduces a new taste to explore. I found my self taking my time while eating this dish as it deserved to be enjoyed one bite at a time. Chef Matt's skill truly comes out in this dish as it takes culinary prowess to create a dish that people continuously order based on a meat, such as chicken, that people eat every day. I comment the chef in a big way for this dish and I recommend you try this the next time you visit Añejo!
A Chat with the Chef
I had the opportunity to sit with Chef Matt Davidson, Chef de Cuisine at Añejo Restaurant, and discuss some of his culinary influences as well as get to know him a little better. His passion for the restaurant and the food that he serves to Añejo's customers really came through during the interview, and his warm, welcoming personality perfectly summed up the feel of the restaurant he is so proud of. Here are some of the answers he gave during our interview so you too can get to know him a little better:
Q. When did you first know that you wanted to be a chef?
A. I would have to say it’s when I got my first job as a dishwasher at Chili’s in Southcentre Mall here in Calgary. I thought it was really cool watching all the line cooks in line. I had massive amounts of respect for them in their fancy chef coats making so much food so fast. I instantly fell in love with the atmosphere of the kitchen so I decided that was what I wanted to do!
Q. What is your all-time most memorable meal?
A. I’d say it was at a small restaurant on a beach in Mexico and I had a margarita the size of my head in one hand and the server just kind of dropped this huge platter of seafood down in front of us. Right there it clicked for me that there was more to cooking than the fancy French stuff I learned in school. I realized that there is a whole world of different cultures and cuisines that I could learn.
Q. What four ingredients are necessary in your kitchen and why?
A. This one was hard! I would say agave nectar and lime juice because balancing the acidity in food is a really big part of Mexican cuisine and it is something that I’ve had to learn to adapt to over the past three years. Dried chili, which is something I would never have used before I started working at Añejo, where as now, I couldn’t imagine living without them. And then finally, salt because any chef who doesn’t have that as one of their top four isn’t worth their salt!
Q. If you could prepare a meal for anyone, who would it be and what would you make?
A. Marie-Antoine Careme. He is the forefather of French cuisine and he pretty much shaped the way French cuisine is viewed today. So if I could I would make the most complicated French meal I could possibly think of. To have the chance to sit down and talk to somebody from way back then about how things have changed and what’s new would be an interesting experience.
Q. Who is your biggest supporter?
A. I would say my boyfriend. I’m lucky to be with someone who understands that I will never be at a family function and I will never do anything Friday and Saturday night except be here at the restaurant. He’s always there when I need someone to talk something through with or form an idea and he is willing to tell me that some of my ideas are really stupid.
Q. Tell me 3 things that you consider to be your cooking strengths.
A. I would say organization because it’s a very important factor if you’re trying to run a line or manage a team of people. You have to maintain organization in all aspects of the kitchen. The ability to keep calm in any situation. Kitchens can get very chaotic and sometimes tempers run high and you have hot stuff flying everywhere, so it’s really important to keep a level head the entire way through. And willingness to learn from absolutely anybody. Even if I hire a dishwasher, if they have a better way of doing something, I take that opportunity to learn from them.
Q. What is the one condiment you cannot live without?
A. Sriracha! I put sriracha on absolutely everything. We don’t even use it in any recipes here at Añejo, but I keep a case in the back just so we can all put it on the food that we eat.
Next time you're at Añejo Restaurant, feel free to say hi to Chef Matt and ask him if he finished that margarita the size of his head!
The Complete Package
I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to Añejo Restaurant. The feel of the restaurant is laid back, fun and colourful and the staff is absolutely amazing. The architecture alone is breath taking, with a vaulted skylight that brings in natural light and fills the space with warmth. Añejo managed to keep the original architecture of the landmark 4th Street Rose building, including a stunning brick wall and natural, wooden accents. The dark walls create an intimate space where good food and good times are always in abundance.
Añejo has quickly become one of my favourite spots in town. I recommend it to everyone I meet not only because of the stellar food and service, but because of the inviting environment. If you are ever at Añejo during Halfy-Hour, between 3-5PM when all margaritas, tequilas and Mexican beers are half priced, be sure to come on over and say hi! Maybe I'll share some of my guacamole with you!


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Most mothers have a distinct trait when it comes to their children. ‘Children before self’. My mother is no different. Each Mothers Day, I felt like a hesitant daughter grappling to express my gratitude towards mom; this changed after I had my own daughter two years back.

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A SUPER-SIZE rat was noticed working rampage on the streets of New York.
The TikTok footage captures the beast crossing the pavement as horrified onlookers rush to keep away from its treacherous path.
The horrifying video reveals the very massive rat scurrying throughout a pavement and onto the highway with the caption: “That boy been consuming good.”
The sight of the furry rodent left individuals each terrified and amazed – some ran away and others whipped out the cameras to catch a photograph of the magnificently-large specimen.
The remark part was full of customers throwing out concepts of what the vermin truly is.
One wrote: “That is a muskrat”, whereas one other supplied: “That is a complete capybara.”
A 3rd chimed in: “That is a Rottweiler”.
“Bro, I believed that was a beaver,” one other wrote.
New York isn’t any stranger to the vermin, which relentlessly occupy their sewage drains, parks, subways and partitions.
The town has been waging an all-out-war in opposition to its rat inhabitants for over a century now – but the rats by some means appear to be successful.
The fast-breeding vermin have survived successive mayoral campaigns to defeat them, in addition to citizen-led rat searching organisations.
The Atlantic estimates the rat inhabitants has now hit 2 million throughout 90 per cent of the town.
Final month, one in all New York’s best rats was caught on digicam crawling over a sleeping commuter.
The skin-crawling scene concerned the rat climbing up the dozing man as he sits slumped in his seat – none the wiser of his new little pal.
The rat then goes up onto his shoulders to sit down behind his neck, which is when the person lastly wakes as much as the nasty shock.


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Thanks to everyone who posts on the board - I relied on several discussions for our 3 day weekend trip. We live in Austin, both mid-30s. All prices w/o tip.
We had lunch at Sandbar. It is only open for lunch - we didn't know that. I had the roasted lobster bisque. It was the same consistency as a latte and looked just like one. The roasted flavor was lovely (again like a good coffee), but I think I wanted some more body in the soup and discernable pieces of lobster. My husband had the New England clam chowder and we both agreed it was great - everything you want in a clam chowder: hearty, good vegetable presence, good clams, not super heavy, but the right level of creamy.
I then had the shrimp and tuna ceviche. Very good. He had the boiled shrimp - which were huge, but he thought they were so-so and maybe a little undercooked. The service was slow but fine and his soup and my ceviche were very good. I would go back; my husband probably wouldn't. He found it crowded and over-hip. It was about $50 including a (cheap) bottle of wine.
We had early dinner at El Mirador. I pondered the choice heavily, but it was closest to the hotel and we were pressed for time. Margaritas were overly sweet with the sweet and sour mix. We had the lime chicken caldo to start and it was excellent, excellent, and excellent. Chips and salsa were good to very good. Salsa was smoky with medium heat.
I had the shrimp chile relleno. I am not a believer in seafood in chile relleno, but it seemed to be a specialty of the house (maybe because it was a Friday during Lent?), so I got it anyway. The outer layer (encrusted in tortilla chips) was good, cheese was good, but the shrimp were the quarter sized ones that make me think of sea monkeys. I think I would try something else next time. I really liked the warm cabbage "salad" it was served with. Husband said the beans were okay. He had the puffy tacos that he said were good but not special. I thought they looked both tender and crispy but not greasy for a puffy taco, which is a good thing in my book. It is not fancy inside, but nice, with several families and after-work groups. I think we spent about $35 including two drinks.
Breakfast at Guenther House. He wanted biscuits and gravy and I like pretty gardens, so we decided on there. Portions were giant. He liked his dish (gravy had sausage in it) - I thought was overwhelming. I had buttermilk pancakes - also good, could only eat half. It was a little too tea-roomy for us ambience-wise (the house coffee is flavored), but the building and the grounds are nice if you want to have a very lovely baby shower or something similar. We spent about $30 including coffee, oj, milk, side of patty sausage (bad texture - don't get it), a change from pecan butter syrup to maple syrup (seemed weird to me), and an egg. I don't think the food is the main draw, but it is better than 90% places with that kind of atmosphere.
We look forward to going back to SA and trying some more of what the town has to offer.


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Bay Street lawyer Ed Waitzer, the first chair of a newly-minted university corporate governance studies initiative.
High-powered Bay Street lawyer Ed Waitzer, who once ran the Ontario Securities Commission, will become the first chair of a newly-minted university corporate governance studies initiative. The aim, according to one of the people helping to bankroll the exercise, is to improve a deteriorated situation.
But critics contend that it’s all academic window dressing with little potential impact on the real financial world.
“It will be just a sideshow. All the academic chairs in the world will not make a difference,” says Kitchener, Ont.-based shareholder activist Bob Verdun.
That’s clearly not Stephen Jarislowsky’s take. The renowned Montreal investor who helped finance the endowment believes it is part of a plan to improve securities regulation.
“Investor protection laws in Canada are in more or less a mess,” says Jarislowsky. “We want to fix the problem.
“The first project for the chair will be to conduct real research into the existing securities laws and regulations in Canada. Once that is finished, we hope that will lead to better laws.”
In the midst of a scandal-plagued year for Canadian business, York University’s Osgoode Hall Law School and Schulich School of Business took delivery of $2 million to help endow the Jarislowsky Dimma Mooney chair in corporate governance.
The funding came from the Montreal-based chairman of Jarislowsky, Fraser Ltd., William Dimma, a businessman and former dean of the business school, and Gary Mooney, president and COO of Fidelity National Financial.
The chair is the fourth one revolving around executive accountability at Schulich, joining others in corporate social responsibility, sustainability and business ethics.
Beginning next January Waitzer will take up a three-year appointment, during which time he will also remain active as a partner at Stikeman Elliott LLP in Toronto.
He is one of the most sought-after securities lawyers in Canada. Some of his recent engagements included the Bell Canada privatization and Thomson-Reuters merger. At York, Waitzer will have a chance to apply his Bay Street smarts to improve corporate governance practices.
“The chair will be another point of reference and focus,” Waitzer says, “as we try to improve the system. We hope that what we do will have a positive impact on corporate performance, shareholder protection and the efficiency of capital markets.”
In contrast to the stereotypical, single-minded Bay Street lawyer, Waitzer is much more of an all-rounder whose multi-faceted career makes him hard to pigeonhole. He has worn many hats. Jarislowsky refers to him as a “man in the picture.”
Waitzer is very familiar with accounting practices, having chaired the Strategy Working Party, which restructured the International Accounting Standards Board. He was also a member of a Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants task force on standard setting, a public director of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and a member of a panel reviewing comptrollership in Canada.
On the securities side, prior to joining Stikeman Elliott, Waitzer was vice-president of the Toronto Stock Exchange. In 1993, he left Stikeman Elliott to become chair of the Ontario Securities Commission, serving until 1996. In 2003-2004 he was special advisor to the Chilean superintendent of insurance and securities in Santiago.
A thread throughout his varied career has been a focus on policy issues. That interest arose early when he was active in various Pierre Trudeau-era social service initiatives including the Company of Canadians. “One of the things we did,” he says, “was to set up an alternative school for 15-year-olds in about six weeks. In fact, it is still around.”
Although the chair is new, the scenery will be familiar. Last year, in addition to his downtown duties, Waitzer was also an adjunct professor at Osgoode Hall.
“I have always enjoyed the challenge of teaching. It forces you to go back to first principles. With students, you can never take anything for granted. They are always challenging your assumptions. You have to start back at square one and win them over.”
He is comfortable with the marketplace of ideas. “I always try to listen to other people’s ideas even though I may fundamentally disagree with them,” he says. “I want to find the elements that have substance and validity.
“Over time, I have realized that some unpopular ideas become accepted by society.”
Another consistent motivator in his career has been the chance to be part of a smooth functioning team that gets things done. “After leaving the OSC in 1996,” he says, “I decided to go back to my old law firm because I knew I would be working with a group of very bright people. I am sure the same thing will happen at York.”
Waitzer’s appointment is for three years. But given his tendency to march to his own drummer, he does not dismiss the possibility of staying longer. “It depends on what happens up there,” he says. “I am 53 years old, so it is quite possible that I might accept a longer commitment.”
Although academic salaries are generous, they are not as lucrative as the stipend Waitzer has been receiving. “There will be a pay cut,” he says. “But like many other law and business school professors, there are possibilities for outside consulting assignments to complement my academic duties.”
Waitzer hopes to continue pursuing his earlier projects in regulatory convergence. “One of the areas that I have worked on before is consolidating the various self-regulating bodies in the securities industry,” he says. “These include the Investment Dealers Association and the Mutual Fund Dealers Association.”
In a year that has already seen the Conrad Black conviction in the Hollinger case, the John Felderhof not guilty verdict in the Bre-X trial and the likely prospect of a trial involving Garth Drabinsky and Livent, there are dissenting voices about what possible changes the new chair and appointment will actually deliver.
“The wrongdoers playing fast and loose with the system are not going to pay any attention to what happens with an academic chair at York University.” says Toronto forensic accountant Al Rosen.
“What we need is to motivate investors and give them the tools to do something to change the system,” says Verdun. “The best way to do that is through the direct, democratic election of board members. In a widely held company with lots of shareholders, democracy matters. Shareholders are very conservative because it’s their money at stake.
“They need to be able to curb greed and nefarious deals.”
Despite his iconic status as a successful investor, Jarislowsky has also earned a reputation for being something of a shareholder rights advocate. He supported a 2005 CIBC initiative to review the appointment of directors who receive less than 50 per cent of the vote in a board election. He was also one of the founders of the Canadian Coalition for Good Governance (CCGG).
Asked how his views and approach compare with those of Verdun, Jarislowsky replies, “For me shareholder rights are not a hobby horse. I am not on a crusade. I prefer to take a more balanced view – seeking the mean position which is opposed to both extremes.”

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In the realm of brass alloys, 360 brass bars, often referred to as C360 brass, stand out for their unique combination of properties and versatile applications. Renowned for their excellent machinability, these bars find essential roles in numerous industrial sectors. This comprehensive guide aims to shed light on the properties, applications, and advantages of 360 bars, highlighting their importance in the world of metals.
The Superior Machinability of 360 Brass Bars
360 brass is famous for its exceptional machinability, making it a preferred choice in industries where intricate machining is a necessity. This alloy belongs to the free machining brass family, known for its ability to be easily cut, drilled, and shaped without compromising its integrity. Manufacturers favor 360 bars for their efficiency in machining processes, allowing for the production of precise components with minimal effort.
Properties and Composition of 360 Brass Bars
C360 brass is a leaded free machining brass alloy with a composition of approximately 61.5% copper, 3% lead, 35.5% zinc, and trace amounts of other elements. The addition of lead enhances its machinability, making it suitable for high-speed machining operations. The alloy also exhibits excellent thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance, further expanding its range of applications.
- Copper Content: It consist of around 61.5% copper, providing essential conductivity for electrical applications.
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Digitalisation improves birth registration in Nigeria
Digital birth registration removes barriers to children's registration, increasing awareness and accessibility.
Rhoda Egbe, a 37-year-old mother of 5 children was seen making frantic efforts to ensure her 4 months old son is registered and certified at Federal Medical Centre National Population Commission (NPC) registration centre Makurdi.
My parents did not register me at birth because they did not understand the importance”, said Egbe. She was one of the numerous mothers who turned up for the ongoing mass birth registration and certification drive, using the digitalized application in Makurdi.
Though my mother remembers the day I was born but there is no certificate to show of it” Egbe said sadly.
“Birth registration is important because it helps our children in so many ways. When they want to go to school you need to show the Birth Certificate to register them in school, all my children were duly registered immediately after birth, I have not experienced any challenges while registering the birth of my children”, she said.
Africa’s Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Day is a special day to celebrate the recognition of the legal identity from birth to death of all persons. It underscores the significance of people’s, right to recognition under the law, the right to participate in society and the economy, and the right to access social services.
With Nigeria lagging, with low birth registration rates for children 0-59 months, UNICEF and its partner, National Population Commission (NPC) recently launched the digitalized process of birth registration and certification, to overcome most barriers to registration of children at birth.
In Benue state, one of the states selected for Nigeria’s birth registration scale-up intervention, concerted efforts are on to raise the low coverage rates for birth registration and certification through community drive and social behavior interventions supported by UNICEF.
Mbakasen Imande, NPC’s registerer in Makurdi says “It gives me pleasure to see that the birth of our children is promptly registered.
“The turn out and uptake is high, mothers bring their children to get them registered and they also collect the certificates”, Imande said.
The process of birth registration through digital app has simplified the old registration process. It has eliminated the old cumbersome use of paper and pen to write. Also, it has made birth registration very simple and eliminated double registration because the process is fully integrated.
Rhoda Egbe finds the new digital process stress free and time saving, different from her experience with registering her older children.
The approach to strengthen coverage of birth registration during immunization services has focused primarily on delivering this service in health facilities capturing children who are under one year as soon as they are born, during Maternal Neonatal Child Health Weeks (MNCHWs) and during supplemental immunization activities in the country using digitalized processes.
UNICEF is supporting the efforts of NPC and partners in scaling up birth registration coverage in Nigeria through safe and innovative technology. The programme aims to obtain timely, accurate and permanent records of births in primary health care facilities and communities. It engages the community, to demand birth registration for every child.
African CRVS Day observance every year on the 10th of August, helps to improve public awareness of the importance of making everyone visible in Africa, through universal birth registration and certification.

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INSTRUCTOR: Nick Nicholson
This course is approved by the Nevada Real Estate Division on behalf of the Nevada Real Estate Commission.


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Recently I had the pleasure of reading the third installment of the Dark Swan comic series by Richelle Mead. For those of you who are following along with my reviews, you know that the series revolves around a woman named Eugenie Markham, who has the supernatural ability to banish spirits known as “the gentry” from attempting to gain entry and harm people in the human world. She is a protector of sorts, and she has honed her skills over the years so that she has become very efficient at banishing spirits back to their own world. This time, however, she must enter this world in order to save a human girl who has been hopelessly trapped by an evil spirit king.
The story begins by following Eugenie as she prepares to travel to the spirit world. The girl, Jasmine, has been captured by a spirit king known as Aeson for some type of enslavement. Eugenie enlists the help of three spirits so that she can protect herself in their world. Two of them, Volusian and Nadi, were contractually obligated to help, as Eugenie had entered them into a form of indentured servitude to her in exchange for their lives when she first encountered them. The third spirit, Finn, was free to come and go as he pleased, as he and Eugenie had struck up a friendship over the years. After outlining her plan to the three spirits, she travels with Jasmine’s brother Wil and her roommate Tim to a deserted stretch of desert where the distance between the human and spirit worlds grew thin. Fortunately, they make it safely to the spirit world, but are soon under siege and brought to King Dorian, the king of the Oak Land. Eugenie and her spirits are wary, as they are unsure that King Dorian will believe her story and instead kill her. Will Eugenie be able to save herself? Will she be able to convince Dorian to help her defeat Aeson? What will happen to Jasmine?
The first thing I noticed about issue #3 was how fantastic the graphics were. I’m not sure if it’s because there were more colors in this one, but the imagery was much better here than in the first two. Traveling into the other world, Eugenie moves through lands that are differentiated by season. It was interesting to see the drawings change for each world and what stood out in each one. Additionally, the storyline seemed to be more exciting and took interesting twists and turns that drew me in, and has me eager to read the next installment. It’s interesting to see how strong the character development has become from issue to issue. Each issue is fairly short, yet packed with multiple revelations about Eugenie’s character and that of her stepfather Roland. It’s my favorite so far, and has really piqued my interest in this series. If you haven’t already, I definitely recommend giving these graphic novels a try!
5 out of 5 Stars
Special thanks to Patrick over at Sea Lion Books for giving me an ARC copy to review and for answering all my stupid emails while he was trying to enjoy Comic Con!

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Israeli-Palestinian Talks Planned in Jordan After First Meeting Since 2010
Israeli and Palestinian officials met for the first time in more than a year and agreed to hold further preliminary talks in Jordan as part of an effort to renew formal peace negotiations.
“We do not want to raise our expectations at this stage, but we also do not want to underestimate the importance of the meeting, which gathered the Palestinians and the Israelis face to face,” Jordanian Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh said at a news conference yesterday to sum up the talks in Amman.
The first get-together between Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat and his Israeli counterpart, Yitzhak Molcho, since the breakdown of talks in September 2010 was arranged by the international group known as the Quartet, with help from Jordan’s King Abdullah.
The odds that Israel and the Palestinians will resolve their conflict this year “are slim to none,” said Aaron David Miller, a public-policy scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington who served for a quarter-century as a Middle East negotiator in both Republican and Democratic administrations.
U.S. Election Season
The combination of this year’s U.S. presidential election and the uncertainties surrounding the Arab world’s uprisings and their aftermath in Egypt and elsewhere means no progress toward resolving issues such as the borders of a Palestinian state and the rights of Palestinian refugees is likely until at least 2013, Miller said in a telephone interview.
Future talks will also be held in Jordan, Judeh said. Israeli and Palestinian officials declined to comment, saying Judeh spoke for all participants.
The two sides will talk again in Jordan on Jan. 6, U.S. State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said at a briefing today in Washington.
“That is important, that this dialog is continuing,” Nuland said. “We hope it will give us some momentum.”
To even reach the negotiating stage, Erakat and Molcho would have to resolve a fundamental conflict between Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, who says peace talks can’t begin until Israel freezes West Bank settlement construction, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who says building will continue.
Abbas told reporters earlier yesterday in the West Bank city of Ramallah that he may take “harsh” action if the talks with Israel don’t lead to a settlement freeze by Jan. 26, the date set by the Quartet for the two sides to submit proposals on security arrangements and a final border between them.
“We will discuss and study and decide what to do after the 26th,” Abbas told reporters at a ceremony to open a legal studies center in Ramallah. “So far, I cannot reveal what the measures are because they are not ready yet, but we will take measures that might be harsh.”.
Also working against the resumption of peace talks is a rapprochement between Abbas’s Fatah party and the Islamic Hamas movement, which is considered a terrorist organization by Israel, the U.S. and the European Union. Netanyahu says he won’t negotiate with a Palestinian government that includes Hamas.
Netanyahu’s spokesman, Mark Regev, declined to respond directly to Abbas’s comment about the prospect of the talks collapsing.
“It is our sincere hope that we will see the beginning of a process of direct talks between Israel and the Palestinians and that we move toward a peace deal,” Regev said. “There is no alternative that can bring peace.”
Erakat and Molcho met first yesterday with the Quartet representatives and later sat down by themselves, Judeh said. The Quartet is made up of the EU, the U.S, the United Nations and Russia.
Hamas condemned the Palestinian Authority today for its willingness to meet with Israeli officials in Jordan and to present them with the formal proposals on security and borders.
The talks were a “farce, comedy and a waste of time,” Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum said today in a telephone interview from the Gaza Strip.
Hamas ousted forces loyal to Abbas’s Fatah faction from Gaza in 2007 to gain full control of the Palestinian enclave after winning parliamentary elections the year before. Hamas and Fatah, which rules the West Bank, are holding reconciliation talks in an effort to form a unity government before Palestinian elections.
Israel has said Hamas must recognize Israel’s right to exist and pledge to abide by prior agreements before it can join any talks.
While the Israeli and Palestinian officials meet in Jordan, the second Arab nation after Egypt to make peace with the Jewish state, Gaza’s top Hamas leader, Ismail Haniyeh, has been on a regional tour that includes Turkey and Iran, said Sami Abu Zuhri, a spokesman for the group.
Peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians broke down more than a year ago after Netanyahu declined to renew a 10- month freeze on building in West Bank settlements.
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Louis Meixler at firstname.lastname@example.org


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Elvis Presley's "Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii" concert was beamed to a global audience in 1973. Camera operators from KGMB were used for the broadcast.
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Young Stunna, the Amapiano vocalist’s dance moves have shocked fans around South Africa. The Sete hitmaker is among the fastest-rising stars in the Amapiano genre.
He became famous after his hit song Bopha became a hit in 2021 and he has been on the rise ever since.
He has worked closely with DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small and it seems they have helped him with his vocals.
Sharing on his Instagram, Young Stunna showed dance moves that left his fans in stitches, saying: “Bruh , the day I learn how to dance , y’all dead. 😭 Music still saving our lives otherwise. 🏽🥂”
Despite his thinking that his dances were poor, it seems fans saw differently.
Some fans even suggested that he does not need to be a good dancer, given his good vocals.
They enjoyed his dance moves so much as they showed him love.
Here are some of the top comments from his fans:
“You don’t need to learn how to dance 😂🔥With performing live I regard you as the best because you pour out all your energy 🔥❤🙌”
“You criticizing yourself and we get all these white DJs playing piano now dancing it the most horrendous way imaginable. Please 🤣”
“These amapiano songs let me down with the Zulu spelling of their titles💔. Otherwise iyagijima lengoma🔥🔥🙌”
In other news – Muvhango allegedly lied about Chief Azwindini (Gabriel Temudzani) leaving the show
The viewers of one of SABC 2 longest-running soapies Muvhango were put through the wringer this past week. This is as the fans of the beloved TshiVenda soapie were tasked with bidding farewell to one of the beloved and longest-running characters in the world of the story as Gabriel Temudzanias Azwindini was marking his exit from the soapie.
Gabriel Temudzani…has been with the soapie since 2000 as Azwindini Mukwevho. Introduced as the eldest son of the late chief, for over two decades the county has seen the Chief of Thathe claim, fall from grace and reclaim his chieftaincy. Learn More


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Mickey and the Roadster Racers Season 2 Episode 3 - Donald's Stinky Day / The Hiking Honeybees
Watch full Mickey and the Roadster Racers Season 2 Episode 3 full HD online. Cartoon video Mickey and the Roadster Racers Episode 29 online for free in HD. Mayor McBeagle is doing a beautification event for the park where Daisy wants to help plant the flowers. After Donald accidentally rescues a skunk that was chased up a tree by Butch, the little stinker refuses to leave Donald's side as it affects his activities with his friends. Though the skunk comes in handy when Donald gets a swarm of bees angry. / The Happy Helpers are contacted by Hilda to guide BeeBee Scouts Susie Beagleman, Buddy McBilly, and Elray Thunderboom through their forest hiking test when her assistant trail guide comes into contact with poison ivy. As Minnie was a former BeeBee Scout, Daisy plans to get her wings by following certain instructions with comical results.


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Dave Isay & Storycorps on Tuesday, December 17th at 7:00 p.m.
StoryCorps founder Dave Isay drew from ten years of the revolutionary oral history project’s rich archives, collecting conversations that celebrate the power of the human bond and capture the moment in which individuals become family for his new book, Ties That Bind: Stories of Love & Gratitude from the First Ten Years of StoryCorps (Penguin Press). Tonight he’ll share some of the stories (which include ties between blood relations, friends, coworkers and neighbors) in a lively multimedia presentation. Join us, listen and share a story of your own tonight. Dave Isay, whose books include Listening is an Act of Love, is the winner of six Peabody Awards and a MacArthur “Genius” Fellowship. StoryCorps’ first ever animated feature, Listening Is an Act of Love: a StoryCorps Special premiered on PBS’ POV series Thanksgiving weekend.
If you are unable to attend the event you can always give us a call at (206) 624-6600 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.org to request an autographed copy of Ties that Bind.


I finally looked a little deeper. Checked the exhaust/manifold/y pipe connections - all is tight.
Drained oil - looked ok - no metal, added 1 qt marvel mystery oil and new filter- No change
Removed serpentine belt to eliminate tensioner - no change.
The tick seems to come from both sides of the motor just under the valve covers?
I hooked up an external oil pressure guage - 55 - 60 lbs @ idle cold.
I just think the upper part of the engine is not getting oil.
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Lucy Fallon is a casual figure as she enjoys coffee with her boyfriend in Liverpool – after revealing the name of her first-born son
She welcomed her first child with boyfriend Ryan Ledison in February.
And Lucy Fallon cut a casual figure while enjoying a coffee with her boyfriend with her newborn son in a pram in Liverpool on Thursday.
The former Coronation Street star, 27, clad in a black trench coat and donned a white baseball cap when she stopped at a coffee shop with her friend.
Lucy carried her essentials in a Gucci bag tucked into the bottom of her stroller as she chatted with her boyfriend while strolling down the street.
She opted for a warm white hoodie under her long coat as she and a friend settled down outside the café, before heading to a nearby shop for some retail therapy.
RELAXED: Lucy Fallon, 27, was casual as she enjoyed a coffee with her boyfriend with her newborn son in a pram in Liverpool on Thursday
It comes after Lucy revealed that she and Ryan named their baby boy Sonny Judd.
In an interview with Yes! magazineLucy spoke for the first time since birth to share the details of her new life as a family of three.
Lucy revealed the reason behind her son’s name Sonny Jude, joking that it wasn’t meaningful — just one that she and Ryan could agree on.
I kept adding names to the list. I liked a lot of names that Ryan didn’t. Some have been there a bit, like Fox. But as the pregnancy progressed, we’d call him Sonny,” she explains.
Lucy and Ryan left both of them “crying” as they released tears of joy after giving birth, which had been induced on doctor’s orders.
She was monitored throughout her pregnancy after she was rated ‘high risk’ due to her heart-shaped uterus – with further scans showing Sonny had reduced movement, leading to her being advised for induced labour.
Choosing a vent birth, instead of a forceps delivery or caesarean section, she had to have an episiotomy in labour, which is a cut in the perineum.
The actress revealed that she could see it all happening, and said, ‘I tried not to look – it was like a crime scene, it scared me. There were loads of tissue soaked with blood. The stitches are the part you don’t prepare for.
Simple: The former Coronation Street star bundled up in a black trench coat and donned a white baseball cap as she stopped at a coffee shop with her friend
Low key: She opted for a warm white hoodie under her long coat as she and a friend settled in outside the café, before heading to a shop for some retail therapy.
‘It’s been a roller coaster of high and low moments’: It comes after Lucy revealed that she and boyfriend Ryan Ledison have named their baby boy Sonny Judd
She went on to explain that despite being in baby bliss for the first few days of motherhood, she was also in a lot of pain after the operation.
Ryan, who plays as a midfielder for Preston North End club, called his girlfriend a ‘machine’ because he admitted he didn’t think he could go through what she had.
With the baby nearly a month old, the new parents have settled into family life and routine already, admitting they can’t remember the time without him.
“We can’t really remember life before Sonny – it just feels like a blur,” said Lucy.
While they seemed to be normal, the couple wasn’t quite sure about expanding their bosom anymore.
Acknowledging that they are “for now,” Lucy explains that she and Ryan haven’t talked about a second child, but they can’t seem to rule it out because she added the word “yet” at the end.
After returning home from the hospital, she took to Instagram to reveal the happy baby news to her 543k followers.
“Our sweet boy,” said the actress as she lunged with Sonny in her arms and Ryan by her side. 01/30/2023. ‘
Lucy announced her pregnancy in September 2022 but admitted the experience was filled with anxiety as she had unfortunately suffered a miscarriage earlier that year.

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Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) usually provides a general picture of neural activity. A new method “gives molecular meaning to fMRI,” says Alan Jasanoff, a professor of biological engineering at MIT and leader of the team that developed the method. His team used a dopamine-sensitive MRI contrast agent to construct a three-dimensional map of the neurotransmitter in rat brains (Science 2014, DOI: 10.1126/science.1249380).
The contrast agent is a dopamine-binding variant of a paramagnetic heme protein. The researchers injected the protein into the nucleus accumbens region of rat brains. This region is thought to be involved with pleasure and addiction, both of which are linked to dopamine. They then electrically stimulated a nearby region of the brain to release dopamine.
They acquired fMRI images every eight seconds and averaged over multiple stimuli. The resulting 3-D dopamine map revealed that the highest levels were in the core of the nucleus accumbens. Electrochemical point measurements of dopamine release in identically treated rats revealed substantial dopamine release in the same regions identified by fMRI.
The fact that the fMRI measurements agreed with electrochemical point measurements is “comforting,” Jasanoff says. The fMRI method essentially allows the researchers to make many point measurements simultaneously. “From that, we get a map,” Jasanoff says.
R. Mark Wightman, an electrochemist and neuroscientist at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, notes that the method’s sensitivity needs to greatly improve to get into the range necessary to detect endogenous dopamine levels. “What is exciting is the three-dimensional view—four when you include time,” he says.
The strategy should work for other neurotransmitters, Jasanoff says. “Developing other probes to produce contrast changes in response to different analytes will enable the technique to be extended, in many directions,” he says.
“It remains a bit down the road for us to apply these methods to study the human brain,” says Bruce R. Rosen, an fMRI expert at Harvard Medical School, “but it once again shows the power of MRI to surprise us with its flexibility and utility.”


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CULTURAL WORKERS CONFERENCE CUM WORKSHOP ON BANGSAMORO HERITAGE AGENDA FORMULATION
As part of the culmination of the “Kadja’an” Bangsamoro Heritage Festival, BCPCH Regional Office conducted the Cultural Workers Conference Cum Workshop on Bangsamoro Heritage Agenda Formulation on Friday, June 02, 2023, at Alnor Convention Hall, Cotabato City.
Facilitated by the Resource Person Mr. Datu Errol Jabbar U. Sinsuat, Jr., the whole-day workshop participated by the Cultural Masters, Provincial Staff, and Commissioners of each province, aimed to preserve and strengthen the Bangsamoro Living Traditions through workshop activity by laying down issues, concerns, and vision of Bangsamoro Heritage in agenda formulation. It also aimed to assist the Commission acquire ideas, develop policies, and establish practices to better equip the Bangsamoro creative communities to maintain the living traditions of the Bangsamoro people.
As a result, the Commission could use all of the data obtained and documented as a reference in developing policies to strengthen the preservation and conservation of cultural heritage in the BARMM.
“KADJA’AN” AWARDING CEREMONY AND CULTURAL NIGHT PROGRAM
Following the Cultural Workers Cum Workshop on Bangsamoro Heritage Agenda Forum, the Awarding Ceremony and Cultural Night Program was held culminating the ‘Kadja’an” Bangsamoro Heritage Festival. This was attended by the Cultural Masters, Provincial Staff, Commissioners, and BCPCH Regional Personnel.
During the program, the Commissioner of each province delivered a message outlining the province’s experiences, accomplishments, and ways forward on the “Kadja’an” Bangsamoro Heritage Festival and Cultural Booth Exposition in no particular order: Sulu Commissioner Ardan D. Sali, Tawi_Tawi Commissioner Elmasia L. Madjilon, Basilan Commissioner Merfa Ahamad-Ampao represented by her Executive Assistant Farida Salasim, Lanao del Sur Commissioner Robert M. Alonto, and Chairperson and concurrent Commissioner for Maguindanao Salem Y. Lingasa, Ph.D. This was followed by the awarding of plaques certificates, and tokens to each province along with Cultural Masters and staff.
Wearing colorful cultural attire symbolizing the rich cultural heritage of five provinces of the Bangsamoro Region (Maguindanao, Lanao del Sur, Sulu, Tawi-Tawi, and Basilan) was one of the highlights of the Cultural Night program.
The Commission would like to thank everyone who visited and participated in the “Kadja’an” Bangsamoro Heritage Festival, especially employees from the BARMM ministries, offices, Key Officials, and other guests/visitors. In line with the theme: “Preserving the Bangsamoro Heritage through Living Tradition”, the festival is in celebration of the 2023 National Heritage Month, which is observed in the month of May by virtue of Presidential Proclamation No. 439, which aims to actively foster consciousness, respect, and love for the nation’s culture and history among Filipinos.
BCPCH is the primary institution in preserving the history, culture, arts, traditions, and rich cultural heritage of the Bangsamoro people across the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.


The upcoming Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 4G smartphone that has a mannequin variety of M2101K9AG has acquired certification from numerous platforms comparable to SIRIM (Malaysia), EEC (Europe), FCC (US), NBTC (Thailand), IMDA (Singapore), and Bluetooth SIG. The BIS certification revealed that the mannequin variety of its Indian variant is M2101K9AI. Final month, the M2101K9G telephone was accredited by the IMDA and FCC authorities. It’s speculated that the M2101K9G handset may very well be the 5G model of the Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite. In the present day, dependable tipster Mukul Sharma noticed the Google Play Console itemizing of the Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G. The itemizing has revealed the important thing specs of the gadget.
Previous experiences have claimed that the MI 11 Lite is codenamed as ‘Renoir.’ The identical codename will be seen in its Google Play Console itemizing. The itemizing reveal that the smartphone’s show gives a Full HD+ decision of 1080 x 2400 pixels and a pixel density 440ppi. It has 8 GB of RAM and it runs on Android 11 OS.
Mi 11 Lite 5G seems on the Google Play Console itemizing.
Qualcomm SM7250 (765G) (earlier rumors prompt that it might be powered by the SM7350 (775G)).#Xiaomi #Mi #Mi11Lite pic.twitter.com/tICybUsmwz
— Mukul Sharma (@stufflistings) March 3, 2021
The itemizing additional states that the Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G is powered by a Qualcomm chipset. The specs of the processor and the sm7250 mannequin quantity recommend that it’s fueled by the Snapdragon 765G chipset. This contradicts current experiences that claimed that the Mi 11 Lite 5G will function a brand new Snapdragon 7-series chipset.
The FCC certification of the Mi 11 Lite 5G had revealed that will probably be arriving in three variants comparable to 6 GB RAM + 128 GB storage, 8 GB RAM + 128 GB storage, and eight GB RAM + 256 GB storage. It additional revealed that the gadget has help for 5G, Wi-Fi 5GHz, Bluetooth 5.2, GPS, and NFC.
Rumors recommend that it may very well be outfitted with different specs comparable to a 4,150mAh battery, 33W quick charging, a 120Hz refresh fee AMOLED show, a side-mounted fingerprint reader, and a 64-megapixel triple camera system. Its 4G mannequin may very well be powered by the Snapdragon 732G SoC.
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Historia Economico-Politica y Estadistica de la Isla de Cuba, o sea, de sus Progressos en la Poblacion, la Agricultura, el Comerico y las Rentas
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Havana: Las Viudas de Arazoza Y Soler, 1831. 11 preliminary leaves, 386pp., leaf of subscribers' names. 4to, period full red morocco with gilt spine and floral decorated covers; (spine slightly worn, covers scuffed, hinges worn on the top and bottom of the front cover, several leaves dampstained in margins). Habana: Las Viudas de Arazoza y Soler, 1831. Author was the director of the Havana Botanical Gardens. "A general survey of Cuba in the early nineteenth century by a well-known Spanish naturalist who lived in Cuba for a number of years and wrote works dealing with the island. He was very pro Spanish and praises the policies of Gen. Tacon." Griffin 4641. Palau 284794. Sabin 74919. First Edition.

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The Snowball Derby is being held today at Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, Florida. This is the 45th running for the Super Late Model cars, at the Snowball Derby.
The Snowball Derby’s start time is 3:00 p.m EST, and the races length is 300 laps and 150 miles to close out the Super Late Model season.
The race is not on television, however, you can listen to a live stream of the race on Speed51.com – the Snowball Derby’s official news site.
David Ragan is on the pole for today’s Snowball Derby – other current NASCAR drivers in the field include: Kyle Busch, Johanna Long, Nelson Piquet Jr., and Steven Wallace.
Last year, Chase Elliott and DJ Vanderley battled side-by-side for the last five laps of the the race. Elliott beat Vanderley by 0.229, becoming the closest finish in Snowball Derby history. Elliott is starting the race in 5th position; while Vanderley is starting towards the back of the field in 26th.
The top-30 spots were decided during qualifying with Brian Campbell, Paul Kelley, Austin Theriault and Jeff Fultz earning the final four spots in Saturday’s last chance race.

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Details as the show is in progress, after the jump ...
Opening includes a shot of the cast of "Drive," which happens to be premiering on Fox on Sunday. THEN intro of the band and the judges. THEN the tribute video about Miss Jennifer Lopez, this week's guest mentor. Only specific about movie career is "Selena." I thought she was pretty good in "Out of Sight."
The too-coolly ethnic Ryan says she is helping the top "ocho." Lopez says the key to Latin music is "the passion." Also that she watches "Idol" every week "on the edge of my seat."
Melinda opens. Song is "Sway." Which Lopez notes she recorded -- in Spanish. (It's also in "Shall We Dance," a nice little movie with Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon -- and Miss Lopez who was OK in it, too. But the soundtrack version of "Sway" is by Pussycat Dolls.) Lopez wants Melinda to be sultry and sexy. Melinda calls herself "so not sexy." Dowdy dress, awkward swaying, but her voice is, as usual, top shelf. Still, for overall presentation, B.
Randy wants her to check it out, "another solid performance" but not her best. Drops the name of Celia Cruz. Paula calls it very sultry and smooth but "kind of subtle." Simon "didn't like it." Says the song is "all about personality" and she was "very lounge/cabaret."
After the break, LaKisha gets the viewer question. And is wearing a fiercely cleavaged dress. Jennifer instructs her in how to say "conga." Yes, we're into Gloria Estefan territory. But LaKisha seems uninterested and somber during the song. C plus. Randy liked. Paula starts with how lovely LaKisha looks, looks uneasy, then calls it a safe choice. Simon asks LaKisha if she agrees with Paula; LaKisha doesn't. But Simon does. Says "it's not a singer's song" and he's not sure how much fun the audience had. Also didn't like her dancing.
After the break, Ryan promises that Chris R. will get smooth -- so I'm thinking of Santana/Rob Thomas.
Ryan touts "Idol Gives Back." Then to Chris R. Lopez notes quickly that it's Santana but "actually Rob Thomas vocal." Notices the song is too low for Chris, but tries to move him into a different key.
Band ups the mariachi element in the horns, to make this more Latin night. Chris standing at mike, flanked by congas and guitar. Not his worst performance by far, but lacking in that passion Miss Lopez talks about. C plus.
Randy thought he did a really good job. Paula calls it "a hot, hot performance" and that he's "sexy ... magical." Simon preferred it to the first two performances of the night, that this was more contemporary.
Another break, Haley and Phil to follow. And we're back. Ryan says Lopez has been "coaching" the contestants, apparently forgetting the mentor memo. Haley is doing .... wait for it ...
"Turn the Beat Around."
Done by Gloria Estefan, yes, but immortal thanks to Vicki Sue Robinson, R.I.P.
Jennifer even brings Blake in to help Haley in practice. Not a good sign. And when she sings, in a shorts so short that Malcolm Abram's prediction could come true, she is at first buried in backing vocals then incredibly weak when the backing goes away. She shimmies a lot, tries to shout, and is still gets a grade of D.
Randy, "keeping it honest and real, dude," calls it karaoke. Paula thinks she had fun. Simon laughs, then adds that she should "wear as least amount of clothes as possible," because there are better singers in the competition. Rescue Ryan gives Haley a chance to respond. She says she appreciates what the judges say.
Phil. "Maria Maria," another Santana song. Phil was overwhelmed by singing for Lopez. She gets goosebumps. Phil's doing the hat thing again. Weak start. Seems low-volume, like Haley; undermiked? I'm really bored. C minus.
Randy thinks he didn't connect with the passion in the song. Paula thought it was a real good vocal. Simon calls him a nice guy but found no originality - "a bit lifeless." Ryan asks if it was tough on the voice. Phil mentions that his daughter has a stuffed cow she callls Simon Cow.
Jordin and Blake are shown before the break, suggesting that Sanjaya is closing.
Jordin gets a viewer question. "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You." More Estefan. Jennifer says it reminds her of Michael Jackson. But the live performance is bland, and she seems to be having trouble breathing. And uncertain about where she is supposed to move. Still like her voice, but something's very wrong. C.
Randy gives it a big yo factor blast. Paula thinks she's "so authentic" and "adorable." Simon calls it "OK" but says the night has had "nothing stunning."
Blake. "I Need To Know" by Marc Anthony, who Blake knows is Miss Lopez's husband. Lopez wants him to get into the passion of the song. Hatted Blake starts off OK but is missing the passion. I think a lot of the singers tonight are struggling because they don't really know the songs, so they're more word-conscious and less able to get into the song than they are with ones that are familiar (or at least easy to learn). Good vocal, though. C plus.
Randy thought it was a good song choice. So did Paula. Simon calls it best performance so far.
I used the break to double-check Estefan's ties to the show, given the way they're milking her catalog. I thought she had been a guest judge, and indeed she was -- season three.
Sanjaya. "Besame Mucho," one of the biggest pieces of corn ever made. He "really, really impressed" Lopez. Oh, mercy.
THE GUY HAS NO RANGE. NONE. NONE. NONE. He bleats, he whispers, he depresses me. The bride says I could sing it about the same, and she has actually heard me. (You're better off not.) D minus.
Randy calls him one of the smartest contestants ever and that it was really good. Paula calls it "very very nice." I think she's trying not to laugh. Simon says he couldn't understand a word, that Sanjaya sounded like a 14-year-old and that "it wasn't horrible." And he hates himself for saying it.
I prefer to think the kill-with-kindness strategy is in full operation.
Really blah night overall. Chris is getting killed on the recap clips (taken from dress rehearsals), where he sounds worse than he did on the show. Ditto for Jordin, although she had an off performance in the live show, too.
And on to "Dancing With the Stars."


NOTE: The following article is satire, not a statement of fact. Treat it as such.
There are certain very real problems currently facing the United States.
The government just blew up a derailed train full of toxic chemicals in Ohio, sending a noxious cloud of very dangerous chemicals spewing into the sky. Among those is phosgene gas, one of the nastier chemical weapons from World War I. All told, the chemicals produced from the burning train (again, a train set alight by local authorities) could destroy thousands upon thousands of acres of US farmland, cause significant death and illness in the community, and turn that area into America’s Chornobyl. That’s a real problem.
Similarly, the Biden regime just got outed as having blown up the Nord Stream pipeline. That means America launched an attack on a nuclear armed power and is ever closer to risking World War III for the Ukraine. That also is a very real problem.
What’s not a real problem is the UFO nonsense coming out of Canada and Alaska. That, rather, is a classic attempt at misdirection. Not wanting people to look into the chemical spill or try and figure out what’s going on with the Nord Stream pipeline and a potential war with Russia, the Biden regime made it all up after the balloon drama as a way of keeping people focused on a made up story in which we’re “winning.” Who cares about a burning train when an F-22 just shot down a UFO, after all?
Unfortunately for Brandon, he didn’t know that his administration had made the whole thing up. He thought it was real and he was very, very scared. According to our source within the White House, Biden, frightened of being attacked by angry aliens, has been hiding in the White House bunker for nearly two days now, scared to death of what the aliens will do to him if the military doesn’t succeed in shooting them down.
And so he sat cowering in the bunker, hoping that the military would be successful while sending ever more resources to the upper midwest and Alaska to help fight the aliens. Our NATO allies were infuriated when he recalled fighter wings from NATO bases in Germany and Poland to fight the aliens.
After a few days of fun at Biden’s expense, however, the Administration finally told him that the aliens weren’t real and that he could come out of his bunker, explaining that it had been made up to distract people from his other errors. They also took his phone away so that he couldn’t tweet out an “all clear”
By: Will Tanner. Follow me on Twitter @Will_Tanner_1