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Seattle, Washington–(Newsfile Corp. – November 9, 2021) – EZRaider Co. (OTC PINK: EZRG) (“EZRAIDER CO.” or the “Company,”) is pleased to announce a Purchase Agreement in the amount of $2.9 million with ‘EZRAIDER Hawaii’ for 300 EZRaider vehicles to be delivered between the fourth quarter of 2021 and the fourth quarter of 2022.
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“With our new public listing and corporate structure now in place, we are laser focused on expansion and sales,” added Azarzar. “To that end we are aggressively pursuing any and all opportunities to make EZRaider the premier electric powered tactically manned vehicles in existence. Ours is the most versatile, rugged and capable micromobility device on the market today. This deal, along with our new contacts from SEMA take us closer to our ambitious goal of leading global sales growth expansion in the micromobility markets. “
“When we first saw EZRAIDER we were blown away. The capabilities, combined with the best-in-class technology and product durability drove our interest and sparked our imagination. We immediately saw the potential for the product in Hawaii,” stated Mor Elkeslassy, CEO, EZRAIDER HAWAII. “Our initial order of 300 units for 2022 will be the first step towards providing Hawaii with a safe, clean and fun way to get around. From our mountain peaks to our beautiful trails and beaches, EZRAIDER will inspire exploration and enjoyment of the islands like never before. Now that I have also spent a week in Vegas with the EZRaider team, I am now even more bullish about the future of this company and its technology platform.”
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text: John Cassavetes's elliptical mid-1970s picture walks a fine line between self-indulgent and inventive. Fascinating in its originality, the film is somewhat undercut by an unsteady blend of naturalism and artifice. Originally developed with Martin Scorsese, the movie is ostensibly a gangster film, but the genre is bent into a demented character study. Cassavetes regular Ben Gazzara delivers an absorbing performance as the man forced into a moral quandary and barely aware of it. The movie was originally released in 1976 at 135 minutes, but it was re-edited in 1978 to 109 minutes.

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'Deafening silence': New restrictions in Manitoba will once again impact businesses, chamber of commerce says
WINNIPEG -- The head of Winnipeg’s Chamber of Commerce said businesses will once again feel the most impact from new COVID-19 restrictions in Manitoba, and no government help appears to be on the table.
Loren Remillard, president and CEO of the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce, spoke with CTV Winnipeg immediately after Dr. Brent Roussin announced new restrictions to curb the spread of COVID-19.
The new restrictions, which take effect on Sunday and last until May 30, will result in the closures of gyms, fitness centres, and personal services such as barbers. Retail stores, markets, and garden centres may open at 10 per cent capacity, to a maximum of 100 people. Malls are limited to 10 per cent capacity.
“Since day one, business has risen above and beyond public health orders, and has really led the way in taking care of employees, their customers, and our community,” Remillard said. “Unfortunately, what we’re seeing is business being asked to bear the brunt of the impact of decisions that aren’t of their making.”
Remillard said one of the main reasons for community transmission brought up by Roussin on Friday was social gatherings, but said the closures of business do not address the issue.
“It’s very disheartening,” he said. “But what’s even more disheartening is that there is a deafening silence from the government as it relates to aid for those businesses that now have to shut their doors and lay off their employees.”
Remillard added businesses are feeling additional uncertainty when it comes to being allowed to reopen. It’s the third time during the pandemic many businesses have had to close their doors due to public health orders.
“It means maybe perhaps, the doors don’t open when the economy reopens,” he said.
Remillard said he is appreciative of previous help offered, but wants to see significant support from the provincial government for businesses that had to close due to the restrictions.

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REIMS — The way things were going, it was inevitable Canada would eventually have a run-in with the Video Assistant Referee at the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
It took just over a minute for the controversial VAR system, used for the first time at a Women’s World Cup, to influence the game between Canada and the Netherlands at the Stade Auguste-Delaune on Thursday.
Canada forward Janine Beckie went down in the Dutch penalty area after being tripped by defender Desiree Van Lunteren and French referee Stephanie Frappart immediately awarded a penalty.
As Christine Sinclair lined up to take the penalty kick, Frappart was contacted by the VAR penalty official and it was suggested a look in the field-side monitor was warranted.
After what seemed an eternity — actually just under four minutes — the call was changed and a free kick was awarded as Frappart determined the foul had been committed outside of the area.
“It was definitely my first experience with something like that,” Sinclair said. “But I immediately went up to Janine and asked her if was a PK, and she said (Van Lunteren) got her, but didn’t know if it in the box. We’ve worked on it in terms of trying to process things mentally and trying to relax, but I obviously wished it was called a PK.”
The call changed the complexion of the game as Sinclair hit the subsequent free kick into the Dutch wall and the opportunity was lost. Had the penalty call stood, Sinclair would have likely given Canada the lead, particularly the way goalkeepers are being harshly punished by VAR for having a foot off the line early.
Regardless, the delay derailed any momentum Canada had gained with the early opportunity.
“I think it was OK because it was early on in the game,” said Canada midfielder Sophie Schmidt. “We were warmed up and ready to go and it took forever, it felt like. It was just getting back and that’s tough. I think it’s something we can look into maybe more in the future, how to keep yourself warm and focused.”
Later in the half, Canada striker Jordyn Huitema took a pass behind the Netherland defence, brought it down and scored all the while the assistant referee kept her flag down. Once the ball went in the net, the flag came up and it was determined Huitema was offside.
“I was onside when I made the initial run and as I kept making my move inside, I saw the fullback step up,” Huitema said. “I had a feeling I was offside, but obviously with VAR, I wanted to keep playing. You just never know so I just wanted to keep going, put the ball in the back of the net and move from there. But, obviously, I was offside.”
Under the new VAR rules used at this World Cup, assistant referees have been told to keep their flags down and allow the play to continue and then make the call. So even though Huitema looked offside, the fact the flag stayed down made the stadium believe she was on.
“With the new rules, it’s just not paying attention to the flag as much,” Huitema said. “You can’t really control it once the ball is played anymore, so it’s kind of out of your hands. You just play it until the ball can’t be played or the whistle is blown. You don’t want to waste a second looking at the flag when you just want to keep your eyes on the goal and the ball.”
BAD DAY AT THE OFFICE
Canada stepped up in weight class facing the reigning European champions Netherlands in their final group game and struggled finding their rhythm early on.
Netherlands had the better of the play in the first half and came very close to opening the scoring had it not been for some desperate defending and a goal post.
“In the first half we were not on par,” said Canada midfielder Sophie Schmidt. “Sloppy passes, couldn’t get on the ball, couldn’t get settled. They beat us to a lot of balls. It was a disappointing first half, but I thought we rebounded well and came out strong in the second. But we’ll learn from it, we’ll move on to the next round and keep our heads high.”
Canada had the luxury of already being through the next round by the time it came to face the Netherlands. Canada will play Sweden in the second round in Paris on Monday.
“We had some good chances in the second half, we had some better crosses than we have all tournament and I thought Jordyn did a great job, she beat three players for a shot,” Schmidt said. “Adriana (Leon) came on and made a difference. I think there’s some positives in there and we just kind of figure out what we did wrong, scrap it and move on.”
Canada coach Kenneth Heiner-Moller had the option of resting starters with the team already in the next round, but he didn’t.
Heiner-Moller threw out his best lineup looking for the win and first place in the group. The only change he made was replacing Nichelle Prince with Jordyn Huitema up front.
“I hate losing,” Heiner-Moller said. “I hate conceding goals, I like scoring them and I like winning. This might be a wake-up call. We can’t come into a match not being right on our toes. We can definitely make this a very negative match, but the positive is, that if we were going to lose a match, this is the match to lose. I’d rather lose this one than the next one.”
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What I should have done but didn't do until the second table was to strip the top. I wanted to stain the tops, but in sanding, I went too far and these were veneer so I had to paint them. (that's the frustration part) Here is what I ended up doing with the second table.
Drab to Fab Vintage End Tables
It's all about the journey, Not the outcome? Well, if these Drab to Fab vintage end tables could talk, they would tell some tales. Disappoint, Frustration, and in the end Happiness. I'll explain to you the lessons I learned and what to do instead of what I did.
Lesson #1 Strip first not sand first veneer
so much easier to take 15 minutes to let some stripper sit and do it's work.
Here is a picture of some of the supplies I used when stripping the layers off of the top of the end tables.
I wanted these tables to be different but similar. So both tops were painted black and then some sections were stained.
The lady who I was redoing these for purchased one of my previous end tables that I refinished and she wanted them to match. I haven't seen them in person, but she said that the color work well together. I choose Aged Bourbon by Zar, because looking at the picture I had and the color it was very similar. Here is the piece she purchased and below is a picture of the stain I purchased.
Lesson Don't try to paint in the humidity
SMH.. multiple times and lots of frustration. Just don't do it.. the paint would not settle right. So I brought them inside to get the finish right.
Lesson #3 Give yourself Grace
As much as I love refinishing/ rehabbing, these were a challenge and I think it's because they weren't mine and I wanted them perfect for her. I usually take my time and work on them as I feel it. They took me a month of working on them off and on. What I learned also was the after the first coat it takes about 4 hours for the paint to dry. Like I said lots of lessons along my journey with these tables.
Did they turn out as I expected or as she expected? They turned out better. I took my time, I quit getting mad and looked at things differently and that made all the difference.
As she said.. I can't believe these are my tables!!!!
Another lesson I learned? That right now, I don't have the time or the patience to work on someone else's furniture. I have a new dog, which means lots and lots of training and walks and for now. I believe that I have to put in the time with him while the weather is nice. As I have mentioned. Prep is key and right now with him we are in the Prep Phase
Hmm once again, my dog is my inspiration for painting furniture :) He's aged bourbon and coal black, right?
Thank you all for reading this and I wish all of you love and happiness on your creative journey.
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One of our research interest covers a whole spectrum of graphene/polymer nanocomposites, from the pristine graphene of different sizes to the graphene derivatives dispersed in polar and nonpolar matrices. With the increasing importance of graphene in the material science, we draw our attention to the chemically modified graphene that turns out to be a very promising nanofiller.
Edge-functionalized graphene is a conductive material that contains groups grafted on the edges of the graphene sheet. These functional groups may improve the interaction of the nanofiller with the polymer matrix and so its dispersion and final properties of the nanocomposites. We use atomistic molecular simulations as a valuable tool for a study of such complex materials at the molecular level. We aim to provide a compact picture about the behaviour of these hybrid materials: we study static as well as dynamic properties of the polymer chains in the nanocomposites, provide a detailed analysis of spatial and dynamical heterogeneities in the polymer matrix, analyze the diffusion and wrinkling of the graphene in the different matrices and also, we investigate how the presence of the graphene nanofiller affects the glass transition temperature of polymeric material.

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The Indian state of Andhra Pradesh has abandoned the city of Amaravati and chosen the coastal city of Visakhapatnam to be its new capital. The new Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy announced this on Tuesday (31 Jan).
“I myself will be shifting over to Visakhapatnam in the months to come,” Mr Reddy said.
Before Mr Reddy became the new Chief Minister, the Andhra Pradesh state was run by the Telugu Desam government. The Telugu Desam Party is aligned with PM Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party. At the time, the Chief Minister was Chandrababu Naidu, leader of the Telugu Desam Party. It was Mr Naidu who picked the city of Amaravati to be the new capital of the state.
Mr Naidu wanted Amaravati to be like Singapore and signed two memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with a consortium comprising Ascendas-Singbridge and Sembcorp Development to develop it.
In 2017, the Singapore Amaravati Investment Holdings consortium was announced as the master developers for the waterfront financial centre in Amaravati.
This collaboration is complemented by a G-to-G Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Government of Singapore and the government of Andhra Pradesh on training and capacity building, which has been endorsed by the government of India.
The city was conceived to be ten times bigger than Singapore.
At the time in 2017, in response to questions by Workers’ Party Member of Parliament Leon Perera, then-Minister for Trade and Industry S Iswaran painted a rosy picture of the Amaravati project in Parliament:
“The Amaravati project to build a new capital city in Andhra Pradesh, will give Singapore companies opportunity to export our expertise, in urban solutions and other domains. With our early involvement in the initiative, our companies including SMEs will be well-positioned to offer their services and participate in projects, within the state of Andhra Pradesh as well as the broader Indian market.”
When asked by Mr Perera in 2019 whether the Government will continue to encourage investment in the Amaravati city project following the change in the stance of the government of India in respect of seeking funding for the project, Mr Iswaran, who is then-Minister-in-charge of Trade Relations said the Singapore consortium companies are closely following the developments and evaluating the impact on the investment opportunity.
Following up on the matter, Mr Perera asked if the Minister has any sense of the total investment that has been made by Singapore companies in this project to date, Mr Iswaran said the investments made by companies are commercially confidential, and therefore he is not privy to their details nor able to give the MP a response.
Bye Bye to Amaravati
Mr Naidu lost the state elections in April 2019 to his rival, Mr Reddy, who was from the YSR Congress party. Shortly thereafter, in November 2019, the Reddy government cancelled the agreement with the Singapore consortium.
Mr Reddy further accused Mr Naidu of being party to corruption in the mega project when Mr Naidu was the Chief Minister. Mr Reddy said at the time, “A CBI enquiry on the foreign investments will bring out the facts on why investments are coming only from Singapore companies.”
In a letter to the central government in 2019, Mr Reddy’s government said over 1,618ha of land at the project site was bought in 2014 by people who were told in advance about the location of the new capital. Mr Naidu has denied any wrongdoing.
Opposition parties have criticised Mr Reddy for making the decision without consulting the state assembly and accused him of being “dictatorial”.


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SM Energy CEO Javan Ottoson is not willing to bet the round of corporate-level M&A that dealmakers are hoping for is on the horizon in the prolific Permian Basin.
Oil rigs are up 14 week-over-week, while natural gas producers also tacked on six units during the frame.
CLR intends to sell operated Oklahoma acreage that should fetch over $325 million.

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Background: Autologous bone marrow transplantation (ABMT) is frequently used in the treatment of malignant disease but carries the risk of reintroducing tumor cells into the patient. Methods are required for removing malignant cells from harvested bone marrow (BM) without impairing hematopoietic reconstitution. We have shown that simvastatin is toxic to leukemic progenitor cells at a concentration that conserves normal BM progenitors and may be of use clinically as a novel BM purging agent.
Methods: A two-stage culture system was used to compare the effects of simvastatin on both normal BM progenitor and primary acute myeloid leukemia (AML) cells. AML cells and normal BM mononuclear cells were incubated for 18 hours in suspension culture with 10 micrograms per mL simvastatin and the numbers of surviving clonogenic progenitor cells assayed in semisolid agar culture.
Results: Following simvastatin treatment of 18 AML cell populations, the mean surviving fraction of progenitor cells was 21.3 +/- 4.8% ( +/- standard error of the mean [SEM]). In contrast, the mean survival of normal BM progenitors from 16 donors was 89.6 +/- 8.6% ( +/- SEM). Samples were taken from 6 AML patients before treatment and after remission of disease had been induced by chemotherapy. In 5 of these cases the AML sample was significantly more sensitive to simvastatin than the remission sample, 4 of the 5 showed > 80% difference in progenitor cell survival.
Conclusions: AML progenitor cells are sensitive to a short-term exposure to simvastatin that spares normal BM hematopoietic progenitor cells. We conclude that simvastatin may be an effective in vitro purging agent in ABMT for AML.

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Recent years have been marked by deep uncertainty and danger to the health of American democracy. A new report shows that the Senate filibuster is one of the main reasons why efforts to protect democracy may be failing.
According to a new report from Common Cause, the Senate filibuster has been at least partially responsible for blocking the passage of 17 out of 18 pro-democracy legislative texts that have come to a vote in Congress before the House or the Senate in 2021 and 2022, according to the group’s analysis of votes for each piece of legislation. The analysis was first reported by Insider.
The 117th Congress considered a variety of pro-democracy resolutions and bills. The For the People ActThe, which combats dark money in elections and expands voter access, to impeachmentDonald Trump for his attempt at provoking a violent overturning of the 2020 election.
Other bills include The John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement ActA bill that would have strengthened rules against racial discrimination during voting would have been the, Washington, D.C. was granted statehoodAnd The Protecting Our Democracy ActThese would have placed limits on presidential power in response to Trump.
None of these bills have passed Congress, likely because they were either blocked by the filibuster’s 60-vote threshold or never came to a vote because of their likelihood of being blocked by the filibuster.
Voting rights advocates hail many of these bills like the For the People Act as essential to defeat Republican attempts to suppress the vote. Since 2021 and as of May, lawmakers in 18 states have passed 34 laws aimed at suppressing voters — many of which disproportionately affect voters of color.
Only one of the measures Common Cause analyzed was approved by Congress: Courthouse Ethics and Transparency Act, which passed unanimously In the Senate strengthensFor federal judges and the Supreme Court, disclosure of financial holdings and stock trades is required.
“In the end, with high levels of support in Congress and an overwhelming outpouring of public support, Congress ran into one of the reasons our democracy needs to be modernized: the filibuster,” Common Cause wrote of Democrats’ attempt to pass the For the People Act last year.
Even if conservative Democrats Senators Kyrsten Sinema (Arizona) and Joe Manchin (West Virginia) had been on board with the bill and given it a majority of 51 votes, “the arcane Senate procedure known as the filibuster requiring super majorities just to debate an issue, prevented the Democrats from passing major democracy reform and voting rights legislation or the Republicans from considering negotiating in good faith to get to 60 votes,” the group wrote.
The report supports the argument that progressives as well as some Democrats have been making for many years: The Senate filibuster prevents legislators from effectively legislating. attacks on democracy, which currently largely comes from the right. Opponents to the filibuster Also, say It is.It is used to block climate change action that is vital to keeping a planet livable. workers’ rightsAdvance Protections for abortion rightsYou can find out more.
Common Cause also tracked votes to support pro-democracy measures by each member of Congress in their analysis. The 535 voting members of Congress are listed below. only 101 members earnedVoting for each measure was a perfect score. All 101 of those members were Democrats and progressives.


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[Odessa]: Izd. "Burevestnik" 1905. Item #42476
1st Russian Edition. Original wrappers with green and blue printing, 8vo, 241 pages. 22 cm. In Russian. Title translates as, “A Reply to Bernstein: (Anti-Criticism).” Liebman Hersch’s copy, with his ownership stamp, “L. Hersch.” on the front cover and title page.
Karl Johann Kautsky (1854-1938) was a “Czech-Austrian philosopher, journalist, and Marxist theorist. A leading theorist of the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) and the Second International, Kautsky advocated orthodox Marxism, which emphasized the scientific, materialist, and determinist character of Karl Marx's work. This interpretation dominated European Marxism for two decades, from the death of Friedrich Engels in 1895 to the outbreak of World War I in 1914.”
Eduard Bernstein (1850-1932) was a “German social democratic Marxist theorist and politician. A member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD), Bernstein had held close association to Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, but he began to identify what he believed to be errors in Marxist thinking and began to criticize views held by Marxism when he investigated and challenged the Marxist materialist theory of history. He rejected significant parts of Marxist theory that were based upon Hegelian metaphysics and rejected the Hegelian perspective of an immanent economic necessity to socialism” (Wikipedia).
Liebman Hersh (1882-1955), aka Pesach Liebmann Hersch, “was a professor of demography and statistics at the University of Geneva, and an intellectual of the Jewish Labor Bund, whose pioneering work on Jewish migration achieved international recognition in the period after the First World War.
Liebmann Hersch was born in the small Lithuanian town of Pamušis….Liebmann's father was a maskil and a journalist who published articles in various Hebrew journals, including Ha-Maggid and Ha-Melitz….
Liebmann Hersch studied mathematics at the University of Warsaw. Because of his involvement in anti-Czarist political activity Hersch was eventually forced to flee Warsaw. He moved to Geneva in 1904. In 1905 he joined the Jewish socialist party—the General Union of Jewish Workers in Lithuania, Poland and Russia (Yiddish: Algemeyner Yidisher Arbeter Bund), also known as the Jewish Labor Bund, or simply the Bund—that had been founded in 1897. Influenced by the debates within the Bund about the economic and political future of the Jews in Eastern Europe, Hersch pursued research on the causes and characteristics of Jewish emigration….In connection with his Bundist activities, Hersch published articles on political and social issues in the Yiddish, Polish and Russian press, with a focus on emigration and the problems of Jewish nationalism….he wrote his book Immigration to and Emigration from Palestine, published in Warsaw in Yiddish in 1928, and subsequently translated into French. In 1931 Hersch's article "International Migration of the Jews," which became a classic work on the topic, appeared in the collection International Migrations (volume 2), edited by Walter Willcox and Imre Ferenczi, and published by the National Bureau of Economic Research in New York.
In the 1930s Hersch's research mainly comprised statistical and quantitative analyses of the conditions under which Jews lived. In 1937 he published a study in Yiddish comparing Jewish and non-Jewish crime in Poland, which appeared in Vilna in 1937.
During World War II, Hersch was active on behalf of Jews in Nazi-occupied countries, and those who had taken refuge in Switzerland, and was a representative on the American Jewish Labor Committee. He was also a member of the executive council of the World ORT….
In 1954 Hersch was elected as chair of the World Population Conference of the United Nations (the fourth international conference for demography and statistics), held in Rome. At that time he was also president of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population” (Wikipedia). OCLC: 48061320. OCLC lists only 2 copies worldwide (Columbia and YIVO), none outside New York City. Bit of edgewear to front cover corners, more at spine. Stain on title page, many pages unopened. Good solid condition. Nice association and rare. (YID-44-13).

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Nicholas has significant experience representing the seriously injured in Texas. He began his legal career representing severely injured claimants in over 1,500 administrative court hearings, then transitioned to a practice focused on catastrophic personal injury victims and wrongful death. With his judgment and experience, coupled with his drive and determination, Nicholas strategically positions his clients in litigation.
As a former Division 1 collegiate student-athlete, Nicholas earned academic and athletic distinction at the University of Massachusetts–Lowell, playing hockey and graduating with high honors. He fostered his work ethic and honed his talents, giving him the opportunity to play professional hockey before his transition to the law.
Nicholas then attended the University of Houston Law Center, graduating in the top 10% of his class with high honors. Focusing his studies on health law, Nicholas received academic scholarships and awards as he prepared to be an advocate for the injured.
- B.A., University of Massachusetts–Lowell, magna cum laude
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Most common claims against estates in NSW
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About: Justine Aubin was admitted as a solicitor in February 2016 and is a member of the Contested Wills and Estates Team. She is committed to helping those in need. She understands that her clients are going through a difficult and emotional time, and will go above and beyond to ensure that her clients achieve a desired outcome.


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Looking for a quick and (relatively) easy Halloween treat? These Jack Skellington chocolate dipped Oreos are just the ticket!Jump to Recipe
I love chocolate dipped store-bought cookies for a variety of reasons. One, they just taste good. But mostly, it’s because if I want to decorate something quick and fun, I don’t have to go to all the effort of making dough, rolling, cutting, chilling, baking, cooling, and then frosting.
I can simply dip some cookies in candy melts, wait 15-20 minutes for them to dry and there I have a nice blank canvas, ready to decorate. All in, these cookies took me less than an hour to make.
Oreos are pretty tiny, so I find choosing a simple pattern is usually best. Jack Skellington is a pretty straightforward, not too scary Halloween decoration.
What you need:
- Oreos-double stuff if you’re like me but any flavor will do
- White melting chocolate-I like to use candy melts because they come in a whole host of different colors and you can buy them at Michaels and Wal-Mart. I actually prefer Girardhelli melting chocolate for flavor, but they only come in chocolate or white, which is fine for this project, but you’ll have to color it for the black. For this project I used Giradhelli white chocolate and Wilton’s Candy Melts for the black. Note: if you plan to color your own, you’ll need to use food coloring designed for chocolate, regular food coloring is water-based and will make the chocolate seize.
- Black melting chocolate-you could use regular melting chocolate if you don’t want to have leftover black melting chocolate for no reason.
- Piping bag or zip lock bag to pipe the eyes, nose, and mouth
- #1 Wilton piping tip-totally optional, but if you have it, I think it makes things just a little easier, you don’t have to be quite so precise when snipping the end off your piping bag.
Why can’t I just use chocolate chips?
Candy melts and other melting chocolate does not have to be tempered. They have vegetable oil instead of cocoa butter and are designed to harden on their own. Using chocolate chips or regular chocolate instead will leave you with a soft, greasy finished product. If you’re looking for it in the store, melting chocolate is sometimes called compound chocolate.
How do I melt chocolate?
Glad you asked! I wrote a whole article about how to melt chocolate in the microwave so you don’t have to hassle with a double boiler. Hint: short intervals, lots of stirring!
Jack Skellington Chocolate Dipped Oreos
- 15 Oreo cookies
- 10 ounces white melting chocolate
- 2 ounces black melting chocolate
- Melt white melting chocolate according to package directions.
- Dip Oreo cookies in white chocolate so the whole cookie is coated in chocolate, set on wax or parchment paper to dry.
- Once cookies are dry, melt black melting chocolate.
- Place black melting chocolate in piping bag fitted with a Wilton #1 tip or a zip lock baggie with just the very end snipped off
- Pipe Jack Skellington faces. Allow to dry. Enjoy!
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New Delhi | Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi and a number of other different senior occasion leaders on Tuesday paid tribute to the martyrs on ‘Kargil Vijay Diwas’ and remembered the valor and valor of the Military. Rahul Gandhi tweeted, “Given their indomitable braveness, our courageous jawans raised the flag of India’s victory within the Kargil conflict. The military by no means allowed the tricolor to return underneath fireplace with its valor and valor. Tribute to each fighter who laid down his life for the nation.
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra stated, “Salute to all of the troopers who protected the honour and glory of the tricolor with their valor and valor within the Kargil conflict. My heartfelt tribute to all of the troopers and military officers who died within the conflict. The nation will at all times be indebted to your sacrifice. Hail Hid!
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and lots of different Congress leaders additionally paid tribute to the martyrs on ‘Vijay Diwas’.
The Indian Military declared the success of ‘Operation Vijay’ on 26 July 1999, declaring victory after practically three months of conflict within the excessive mountainous areas of Kargil in Ladakh. 26 July is well known as ‘Kargil Vijay Diwas’ to recollect India’s victory.
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Cockatrices, mythical creatures steeped in legend and fantasy, have fascinated storytellers, gamers, and artists for centuries. These half-rooster, half-dragon creatures are known for their mesmerizing gaze and ability to petrify their foes. Whether you’re embarking on a creative project or stepping into the enchanting world of gaming, finding the right Cockatrice name is crucial for breathing life into these magical beings.
In this blog post, we’ll take you on a mystical journey to unearth a treasure trove of captivating Cockatrice names.
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Tips for Creating Your Own Cockatrice Name
If you’re feeling inspired to create your own unique cockatrice name, here are some helpful tips to guide you in the naming process:
Wordplay and Phonetics
Explore wordplay and phonetics to create names that are pleasing to the ear and memorable. Experiment with alliteration, rhymes, or unique combinations of sounds to craft a name that stands out and captures attention.
Researching Names and Their Meanings
Researching names from different cultures, languages, or mythologies can provide a wealth of inspiration. Look for names that carry meanings or symbolism that align with your cockatrice’s qualities, as this can add depth and significance to the name.
Experimenting and Being Creative
Don’t be afraid to think outside the box and experiment with unconventional name choices. Embrace your creativity and let your imagination soar. Combine unexpected elements, play with metaphors or symbolism, and allow yourself the freedom to create a name that truly reflects your vision for your cockatrice.
Cockatrice names hold a significant role in shaping the identity and allure of these mythical creatures. From their historical origins to the symbolism they carry, cockatrice names add depth and personalization to these captivating beings. Whether drawing inspiration from existing works or creating unique names, the process of naming a cockatrice offers endless possibilities for creativity and storytelling.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Q: Can I use real bird names as a basis for my cockatrice’s name?
A: Absolutely! Real bird names can serve as a great starting point for crafting a unique cockatrice name. Feel free to adapt and modify them to suit the mythical nature of your creature.
- Q: How important is it to choose a memorable cockatrice name? A: A memorable cockatrice name can make a significant impact on readers, players, or enthusiasts. It helps create a lasting impression and adds to the overall immersive experience. A memorable name can also make your cockatrice more recognizable and distinguishable in a crowded fantasy world.
- Q: Should I consider the cultural context when naming my cockatrice?
A: Considering the cultural context can add depth and richness to your cockatrice’s name. Researching names from specific cultures or mythologies can provide inspiration and help you create a name that aligns with the world your cockatrice inhabits. However, it’s important to be respectful and mindful of cultural sensitivities when incorporating elements from different cultures.
- Q: Can I change my cockatrice’s name later in my storytelling or game?
A: Absolutely! As the creator of your fictional world, you have the freedom to modify or change your cockatrice’s name as your story or game evolves. Just ensure that any name changes are done thoughtfully and consider the impact it may have on the audience’s connection to the creature.
- Q: Are there any naming conventions specific to certain fantasy genres?
A: Different fantasy genres may have their own naming conventions, but there are no hard and fast rules. It’s important to consider the overall tone and atmosphere of your fantasy world when crafting a cockatrice name. Whether you choose a traditional, whimsical, or darker name, it should align with the themes and aesthetics of your genre.
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Preschoolers and their caregivers can visit any branch of the Sevier County Public Library System in February for new stories, crafts and games for the New Year.
During the week of February 16-20, the preschool story time program will be presented at each branch on the following days:
* Seymour Branch Library, 137 W. Macon Lane – 11 a.m. Mon., Feb.16 – Celebrate Books are BIG: President’s Day with Mr. Spence during story time at the Seymour Branch Library. For more information, call Spence Perry at 573-0728.
* Sevier County Main Library, 321 Court Avenue, Sevierville – 10:30 a.m.Wed., Feb. 18. Celebrate Black History Month with music and books today during story time. For more information, call Vickie Kelly at 453-3532.... read the rest of the story by Subscribing now.

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Want to be a professional cricketer?
Teams have to play group-stage matches before progressing to play the knock-out rounds or final of the ICC World Cup. In the last World Cup, a total of 10 teams participated in the tournament. Among them, the top four teams from the group progressed to the knockout stage. India was one of them and had won all the group-stages except against England in the World Cup 2019. Even though Virat Kohli led side won the most number of matches at group stages, they had a disheartening end because they faced defeat in the semi-final against New Zealand.
Here, in this article, we have discussed the top five captains who won most matches in the ODI World Cup
MS Dhoni is one of the successful captains of India. He had fulfilled the dreams of millions of fans after leading the team to victory in the World Cup 2011. It was India’s second World Cup triumph as, under the captaincy of Kapil Dev, the Men in Blue lifted the maiden World Cup trophy in 1983.
Dhoni, who gave up the captaincy in 2017, has captained India in two World Cups in 2011 and 2015. During which, he captained the team in 17 matches out of which India won 14 matches and faced defeat in two matches and one ended in a draw.

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Damon Lucibello is the host of “The Show With No Name”, which started on WNHU in January of 2004.
Damon is an alumnus of the University of New Haven, and rounds out our weekly “AlumNight” program block.
The Show With No Name features artists that specialize in the areas of ambient, electronic, new age, world, avant-garde, jazz, experimental and instrumental music: genres that are not presently featured on commercial stations.
Why “The Show With No Name”? Damon lets the music speak for itself.

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Celebrity deaths in 2018: These are the famous faces we lost this year - including Stoke-on-Trent boxer Chris Edwards and Leek darts legend Eric Bristow
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Here are the most popular baby names of 2018 - is your child's name on the list?
With 2018 coming to an end, it's time to take a look at the most popular baby names of the year - and with two new royal babies and a whole host of celebrities giving birth, has that influenced the nation's choice in names at all?
Review: The Full Monty at the Regent Theatre
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Oscar winner Rachel Shenton: 'I shunned after show parties to celebrate with my mum'
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Rachel Shenton's film The Silent Child wins at the Oscars
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Faith on View Biblical Commentary
This is a project that will always be a work-in-progress. My, Rondall's, thoughts about scripture are in no way authoritative but hopefully they reflect some amount of wisdom. It is also my intention to leave the comments on each page open so my interpretations can be challenged. When others inevitably demonstrate the failures of my thoughts, I can then amend the commentary.
Obviously, the Bible is huge and it will takes decades to develop this project. The first books of the Bible addressed in this commentary will be the Gospels since they tie directly into another project on which I am slowly working. The commentary will be added passage at a time so please, if you find my thoughts at all edifying or challenging, keep coming back to see what has been added.
A Unique Perspective
I hope that this commentary provides a unique perspective. My life exists in the strange space between studio practice, art history, philosophy, and theology. So, I don't come to scripture from a pure theologians perspective or a pastors perspective. Also, I was raised Baptist and have spent most of my life in baptistic circles, of one sort or the other. But, much of my Ph.D. work has been done with Catholics, especially Dominicans, I teach at a Pentecostal University, and I am currently attending a Episcopalian church so I have a variety of theological influences. I consider myself to be on the moderate-conservative end theologically but I've also spent a good deal of time with both fundamentalists and liberals so I have an appreciation of diverse perspectives. Mostly though, it is in my nature to question. I bring that nature to scripture as I seek to question if my understanding, or the understandings I've been taught, are what the authors intended and reflect God's truth or are they simply my bias.
I believe that it may be of some benefit to understand my approach to scripture before diving into the commentary. So, below are statements about my methodological approach and my understanding of a Christian Worldview. Hopefully, these will be helpful.
I believe that truth exists and is knowable. Truth about both the mundane and the profound, the physical and the metaphysical are fixed realities that are able to be apprehended.
I believe that reason is a part of God’s natural revelation and that reason is a universal gift from God to humanity. It is my conviction that what is true is also rational. Therefore, what is decisively rational should be considered to be true and what is not decisively rational should be considered false.
I believe that through the processes of history God has provided an authoritative set of writings we call Scriptures. The Scriptures were providentially brought into being by God and purposed to serve as an authoritative source for teaching on ultimate realities. Scriptures are the only objective authority on ultimate realities to which we have access.
I believe that our beliefs and teachings should be brought into accordance with the actual teaching of the Biblical text and that our beliefs need not be brought into accordance with any spiritual authority other than scripture.
I believe that our understanding of scripture’s teaching must be produced through sound Biblical exegesis. Sound Biblical exegesis must assume that the Biblical text communicates in the manner of ordinary human verbal communication. As such, the literary character of the text must be considered when seeking to exegete scripture.
There are certain base elements which are necessary components of a Christian Worldview. The popular mode in recent years has been to propose an expansive conception of a Christian Worldview. I, however, believe in a modest conception of the Christian Worldview. I profess only those core elements that are truly necessary for Christian faith to be essentials of the Christian Worldview.
Belief in the supernatural is an essential element of the Christian Worldview. The Christian perspective is not limited to naturalistic assumptions. In fact, the base Christian assumption is that there is something beyond our naturalistic reality. There is something beyond nature.
There are many ideas about the supernatural. The Christian assumption is not that of an impersonal deity or force or of a capricious deity. The Christian assumption is of a personal deity who is engaged with and cares for His creation.
The personal deity of the Christian faith has communicated with humanity through Scripture. This communication is authoritative literature from the Creator to the Creature.The Christian Worldview requires two commitments from the faithful, which are not only religious but profoundly affect the living of one’s life. The first is a holistic love for God. Believers are to love Him with all our heart, mind, soul, and strength. In short, we are to love Him in all ways possible with all that they are. Secondly, believers are to have a selfless love for others.


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Brevity, wrote Shakespeare, is the soul of wit. It’s why we shorten the title of The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark and don’t refer to Macbeth as The General, the Witches and the Possibly a Dagger Before Him.
When it comes to cinema, filmmakers usually follow the same rule. See, for example, the recent abbreviation of Becky Albertalli’s book Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda to Love, Simon. But this isn’t always the case.
To celebrate the release of Mike Newell’s The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society on Friday, we’re taking a moment to celebrate those features which had writers whose love of language could not be tamed.
Here are ten films with extraordinarily long titles – let us know your favourites in the comments!
N.B. This isn’t a list of the longest as we decided to include some you’d have actually heard of!
1. Night of the Day of the Dawn of the Son of the Bride of the Return of the Revenge of the Terror of the Attack of the Evil, Mutant, Alien, Flesh Eating, Hellbound, Zombified Living Dead Part 2 in Shocking 2-D! (Lowell Mason, 1991)
With 41 words to its name, is it any surprise that this film’s a spoof? Written and directed by James Riffel, there’s no denying that the title’s an intentional joke but it remains the longest of all time. Part 1, incidentally, was never released. Parts 3-5, however, were.
2. Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat As Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade (Peter Brook, 1967)
Usually shortened to Marat/Sade, Peter Brook’s film adaptation of the German Peter Weiss play is a rather different kettle of fish. It’s a drama of human suffering and the class struggle…and a bit of a mouthful.
3. Homework, or How Pornography Saved the Split Family from Boredom and Improved their Financial Situation (Jaime Humberto Hermosillo, 1991)
Back in Mexico, this one’s known as La tarea so the mind boggles.
4. Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines, or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 Hours 11 Minutes (Ken Annakin, 1965)
You’ll be unsurprised to learn that the film’s re-release saw the title officially shortened.
5. Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (Stanley Kubrick, 1964)
Among the other titles considered by Kubrick were Dr. Doomsday or: How to Start World War III Without Even Trying and Dr. Strangelove’s Secret Uses of Uranus – both irreverent, both long.
6. Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (Larry Charles, 2006)
If the title’s hard to remember, the swimsuit was hard to forget…
7. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Andrew Adamson, 2005)
The last Narnia film to have graced the big screen (there may or may not be another…) also had a fairly chunky title but none can best the original.


Akshay Kumar, Dhanush and Sara Ali Khan are set to star in one of the most awaited films Atrangi Re. Directed by Aanand L Rai, the film is making headlines ever since it was commenced. The star has also equally levelled up the excitement by sharing multiple pictures from the sets.
However, the makers are not making any announcements regarding the story ling of the film. Recently Akshay Kumar had posted a glimpse of his look in the film as a magician to announce that he had wrapped shooting for the film.
Now Dhanush has also posted a picture with director Aanand L Rai and Himanshu Sharma and announced that he has wrapped the shoot for the film. Sharing the picture, Dhanush wrote, “Atrangi Re wrapped. Thank you @aanandlrai and Himanshu. Love you both ❤❤❤”
Meanwhile, Dhanush will soon commence shooting for The Gray Man starring Chris Evans and Ryan Gosling which is being directed by the Russo Brothers of the Avengers’ fame.


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Random Vibration And Thermal Vacuum Tests Conducted I Louisville, CO
Random vibration and thermal vacuum testing of ORBCOMM's Generation 2 (OG2) prototype spacecraft has been completed by Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) Space Systems' facility in Louisville, CO.
The vibration and thermal vacuum testing is considered to be the most critical set of tests prior to launch. With testing complete, the spacecraft is now scheduled to be launched in conjunction with SpaceX’s first Cargo Re-supply Services mission to the International Space Station on the next Falcon-9 launch vehicle.
“We are pleased to announce the completion of critical environmental testing for this prototype OG2 spacecraft for ORBCOMM,” said Pat Remias, senior director of Programs for SNC’s Spacecraft Systems. “This milestone signals not only the readiness of this vehicle for launch, but also completes the design verification effort for SNC’s SN-100 spacecraft bus and demonstrates its suitability for a variety of space missions.”
The first ORBCOMM OG2 spacecraft, after an orbit-raising sequence unique to this launch profile, will serve as a prototype for a total of 18 new satellites that will constitute the company’s second generation satellite network. These satellites are designed to greatly enhance ORBCOMM’s space-based global Machine-to-Machine (M2M) network with greater bandwidth, more capacity and higher gain, all of which will deliver improved messaging performance, higher data transmission speeds, increased coverage and capacity several times that of the current first generation constellation. In addition to the M2M payload, each satellite also carries technology that will collect Automatic Identification System maritime tracking signals from around the globe, resulting in global “near-real-time” service upon completion of the constellation.
Sierra Nevada Corporation is the general contractor for all OG2 spacecraft, with Boeing Argon ST as a subcontractor providing the payload.
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In this home, a litter of kittens are wandering around with their mother nowhere to be found. Instead, the dog of the house becomes the babysitter of the litter. To prevent the babies from wandering too far away, the ‘step dog’ chases after each kitten and brings them back to the soft, round cushion. First, he grabs a kitten wandering down the stairs and returns the baby back to safety. He continually chases the kittens that are wandering away; the step dog picks them up by the back of their necks and carries them back to the cushion.
Despite the dog’s efforts to rally the babies in one spot, they all leave the cushion as soon as they’re put in. The black and white kitten seems to be the most rebellious of the litter. He resists the dog’s attempt to pick him up, and runs away as soon as he’s brought to the cushion. Maybe the step dog thinks it’s time for the kittens to take a nap, but the babies seem to disagree. According to the kittens, it’s time to play and explore their new home.

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The integration of NSRM’s trusted experience in building repair pricing data for the broader UK construction industry, augmented with Symbility’s extensive knowledge in claims processing, loss estimating and process management technologies, deliver a market-driven enterprise solution that enables a better claims management experience for UK insurers and the entire UK claims supply chain community.
“Our collaboration with NSRM fulfils a strategic objective for our UK business, which we believe will be highly advantageous for our clients,” said Symbility Solutions CEO, James Swayze. “NSRM’s building pricing data together with Symbility’s claims management cloud technology, deliver a best-in-class solution. This solution reinforces Symbility’s long-term commitment to the UK property claims industry and supports our stated strategy to be the premier claims management cloud platform provider to the global insurance market.”
David Fairbrother, Managing Director of NSR Management Ltd., commented, “We are excited about working with Symbility to deliver value into what is at the moment, only a small segment for our business. NSRM is trusted by thousands of individuals and businesses in the United Kingdom to support the pricing of building works in the construction and maintenance markets. It is a natural progression for us to deliver our expertise to what is a very important sector of our industry. We were very excited to be approached by Symbility, who are the market leaders in their field and believe the outputs of our collaboration will deliver significant value over the long term.”

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Paralee Miles Eckman was named after her grandmother who also had the nickname of “Pal”, so she is known among her family and friends as “Pal”. Pal came from a musical family, going back to her maternal great grandmother who sang for Queen Victoria. Her parents both had beautiful voices, and sang many duets, and Pal and her two sisters sang trios a lot as they were growing up in St. George, Utah.
Pal took piano lessons many years, and after marrying her husband, Wayne, has taught many piano students. One student asked her to simplify some hymns for her in 1988, and that resulted in three simplified music books being published. She has accompanied many groups and soloists throughout the years and loves to play “Broadway” songs with many improvised additions. She has enjoyed arranging for several musical groups, and being a rehearsal pianist for the St. George Musical Theater. Her daughter, Delsy, an English teacher, has written words to several of the songs in Music House for which Pal helped write the music.
Pal has nine children, many grandchildren, and a few greats. All of her children love music, and some have excelled in their own talents. She loves doing genealogy and quite enjoys the internet and trying to keep up with the younger tech generation. Writing music with her music program on the computer has really been enjoyable, and has filled a lifelong dream of writing music. Many years ago before computers, she found a “musical typewriter” in a library, which was quite difficult to maneuver, getting notes exactly on the lines, etc. She dreamed of inventing something which could write music easier. Now she is amazed at how it is at her fingertips! She is especially grateful to Kathy Briggs, who has allowed her to make some of her music available to people.See and hear the music of PARALEE MILES ECKMAN
Paralee has contributed much to the free simplified hymns offered by MHP. See a complete list in our catalog.


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At some point this year, every one of us will have had someone sit down next to us and say; “have you seen these new adult colouring books? I’m really getting into them!” And while we’ve been listening all about the stress relief and mental health benefits that our friend has been experiencing, we’ve also been making a mental note; buy colouring books for Christmas.
As one of the biggest trends of the last few years, there are now a huge selection of adult colouring books available, from animals, jungles and cities to mandalas and kaleidoscopic patterns. And not to mention, some of our favourite book series and characters now have their own colouring books, including Alice in Wonderland, Terry Pratchett’s Discworld, Throne of Glass, Harry Potter and J.R.R Tolkien’s beasts. Browse some of our favourite colouring books to find the perfect Christmas gift for the colouring fiend in your life, and don’t forget pens and pencils so that they have everything they need to get started.


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Draws heavily on Cather’s biography and, especially, her letters of the period to provide a behind-the-scenes look into the creation of O Pioneers!
Andy Jewell, editor of the Willa Cather Archive (cather.unl.edu) and co-editor of the new Selected Letters of Willa Cather, will discuss the story behind the writing and publishing of O Pioneers!, the 2013 “One Book, One Nebraska” selection that is also celebrating its 100th anniversary. The book, which Cather called her second “first novel,” emerged at a critical period in Cather’s life. In 1912, she had just left her job at McClure’s Magazine and ventured to Arizona to visit her brother. Her experiences there–and the confidence she regained–made her feel that her “mind had been freshly washed and ironed, and were ready for a new life.” With O Pioneers! she attempted a new kind of writing, something far afield from the Boston and London environs of her first novel, Alexander’s Bridge. With this new style, as she told her friend, she “hit the home pasture.” Jewell’s talk will draw heavily on Cather’s biography and, especially, her letters of the period to provide a behind-the-scenes look into the creation of O Pioneers!
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This month you were challenged to write a scene in 3-5 pages that tells a story with no dialogue. The idea is to use character intention, action, obstacles and the scene setting to tell a story.
Can you tell your whole story in just six sentences? This month, we're challenging you to use Pixar's dead-simple approach to outlining to breakdown your story or help you come up with something completely new!
In this challenge, members were asked to tell an entire story, in one page of script, using precisely four scenes. Far too many screenwriters waste pages. Good screenwriting is about making every single sentence count. There shouldn’t be any moment of a movie or television series which isn’t important on some level. The scenes can have dialogue - or no dialogue - depending on what you choose. What is important is that it has a beginning, middle, and an end. When you are done watching the webcast, head on over to the Private Lounge and discuss your favorite submissions!
We're revved and ready to go for the final webcast of September 2020 in the Writers' Room during the Write Now Challenge Webcast: Black Limousine! In this challenge, you were asked to write a short scene (1-3 pages in length) using the prompt below as your opening. EXT. STORE PARKING LOT – LATE AFTERNOONA YOUNG WOMAN, 20's, stands in the parking lot of a shabby-looking grocery store. She wears a work apron beneath her winter jacket. Just about to light up a cigarette, she suddenlyfreezes. Peering ahead she sees a BLACK LIMOUSINE coming toward her. There were some fantastic entries from our members that took this prompt in every direction - from Comedy to Drama, Supernatural to Sci-Fi, and even Thriller! It was a fantastic showcase of our members' imaginations.
While the scene will be heavy with exposition, disguise the exposition in dialogue and conflict as much as possible. How does the character make the complex simple? What props does the person use? How does the character who receives the info react?
Using the principles learned in the Breakdown Webcast: Breaking the 4th Wall, this month members were challenged to write a short scene in which the character(s) break the fourth wall to drive the plot forward, reveal character and deliver exposition. As part of the webcast, Jason turns the microphone over to the writers to read their projects aloud for the other members in the group.
One of the common complaints with scripts is on-the-nose writing. This month, we're challenging you to convey a series of emotions without using the actual words (or synonyms - no cheating!).


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Jewish Biblical Interpretation and Cultural Exchange
Comparative Exegesis in Context
Publication Year: 2013
Biblical interpretation is not simply study of the Bible's meaning. Historically, it has also served as a primary medium for cultural and religious exchange between the great religious traditions of the West. Focusing on moments of signal interest in the history of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic scriptural interpretation from the ancient, medieval, and early modern periods, Jewish Biblical Interpretation and Cultural Exchange offers a unique comparative perspective. Each of the essays treats its subject in relation to the larger cultural context and to other contemporary interpretative traditions. Sources and authors examined in the book include late biblical and early postbiblical compositions, rabbinic legal and homiletical interpretation, Jerome and other early Christian exegetes, Islamic exegesis in both the Qur'an and early Muslim tradition, medieval Jewish and Christian exegetes, and biblical interpretation as evidenced in early modern illustrations of biblical scenes.
The histories of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic interpretation are presented not merely as parallel but as deeply interrelated, not only as reacting and polemicizing against each other but often as appropriating the tools and methods of their rival traditions. Biblical exegesis thus emerges as a forum of active and intense cultural exchange. The volume comes at a crucial time in the study of Jewish relations with Christianity and Islam, and shows how deeply connected and intertwined these three religious traditions truly are.
Published by: University of Pennsylvania Press
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This rich volume of original essays emerged from a year of learning, conversation, and fellowship for some twenty scholars who worked at the University of Pennsylvania’s Center for Advanced Judaic Studies during the academic year 2001–2. All experts in the history and literature...
Introduction: On Comparative Biblical Exegesis—Interpretation, Influence, Appropriation
Over the last thirty years, the study of ancient and medieval biblical interpretation—Jewish and Christian alike—has undergone a sea change. Forty years ago, if a scholar in Bible studies were asked about premodern biblical exegesis and its value, the answer would almost certainly...
1. Interpreting Torah Traditions in Psalm 105
This essay is about interpretation: my interpretation of Psalm 105 and the psalm’s interpretation of the Torah traditions from which it is fashioned. The latter brings us into the domain of inner-biblical interpretation, a term designating the many ways in which one segment of the...
2. Cain: Son of God or Son of Satan?
One of the great achievements of recent scholarship on early biblical exegesis has been its discovery of a ‘‘new’’ period in its history—a period that is, in a sense, the missing link between the Bible and early rabbinic and Christian exegesis. I am referring to the exegetical literature of the...
3. Manumission and Transformation in Jewish and Roman Law
In Roman and rabbinic legal and literary sources from the first centuries of the Common Era, the institution of slavery exhibits a double nature. For both Jews and Romans, slavery is a dreaded state of denigrated nonpersonhood, and yet in both legal worlds, slavery can be a site of acculturation...
4. Lessons from Jerome’s Jewish Teachers: Exegesis and Cultural Interaction in Late Antique Palestine
Jerome, alone among non-Jewish writers of Late Antiquity whose works survive intact, makes abundant and well-informed reference to Jews, to Jewish custom, and above all to Jewish biblical interpretation. He attributes this knowledge not to Jewish literary sources but to oral instruction...
5. Ancient Jewish Interpretation of the Song of Songs in a Comparative Context
No biblical book’s ancient interpretation is more extensively documented than that of the Song of Songs. Nor is there another biblical book that has so clearly been subjected to so many different exegetical approaches. In the case of Jewish exegesis in the late antique period...
6. Patriarchy, Primogeniture, and Polemic in the Exegetical Traditions of Judaism and Islam
Parallels in method, rhetoric, and content between qur’anic exegesis and ancient Jewish biblical interpretation were known to medieval Jewish and Christian scholars and have attracted the attention of modern scholarship since Abraham Geiger’s famous doctoral thesis submitted to...
7. May Karaites Eat Chicken? Indeterminacy in Sectarian Halakhic Exegesis
In his invaluable history of Karaite Jewry in twentieth-century Egypt, Mourad El-Kodsi writes briefly but enthusiastically about the community’s traditional cuisine. Among the fare he describes is a rich dish of chicken stuffed with ground meat, rice, and pine nuts.1 Delicious as it...
8. Early Islamic Exegesis as Legal Theory: How Qur’anic Wisdom (Ḥikma) Became the Sunna of the Prophet
Qur’a¯nic exegesis appears among the very earliest intellectual tasksundertaken by Muslims, and so one is not surprised to find that com-mentaries on the Qur’a¯n survive among the oldest preserved Arabictexts. The spread of Islam brought both the need and the opportunityfor explication of the Qur’a¯n; many persons genuinely needed to know...
9. Interpreting Scripture in and through Liturgy: Exegesis of Mass Propers in the Middle Ages
Before the era of inexpensive printing and widespread literacy, the ordinary person’s encounter with Scripture was vicarious and quite selective—for although personal study of Scripture by cultural and religious elites was encouraged,1 the principal encounter with Scripture was in a...
10. Exegesis and Polemic in Rashbam’s Commentary on the Song of Songs
Rashi’s grandson Rashbam (Rabbi Samuel ben Meir) lived and worked in northern France in the twelfth century, the period characterized by modern scholarship as ‘‘the renaissance of the twelfth century.’’1 His exegetical method is marked by the adoption of the peshat—the plainmeaning...
11. Literal versus Carnal: George of Siena’s Christian Reading of Jewish Exegesis
In 1388, some decades into a long career teaching and preaching in Tuscany and beyond, a popular Dominican friar, George Naddi of Siena (d. 1398), compiled a treatise detailing one hundred and sixteen Old Testament prophecies of Christ’s advent.1 Opening with a citation of John...
12. Christian and Jewish Iconographies of Job in Fifteenth-Century Italy
Throughout the Renaissance, the book of Job played a significant role in the intellectual exchanges between Italian Jewish and Christian scholars. Several commentaries1 on this biblical text were composed between the second half of the fifteenth and the end of the sixteenth century; at the...
List of Contributors
Index of Persons
Index of Sources
Page Count: 352
Illustrations: 7 illus.
Publication Year: 2013
OCLC Number: 859162220
MUSE Marc Record: Download for Jewish Biblical Interpretation and Cultural Exchange


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Apr 12, 2019· The Cement manufacturing process mainly can be divided in to ten stages. From limestone loading to dispatching of cement various hazards takes place which causes harm. The purpose of this project to minimize the risk by using Risk assessment techniques and methods and provide safety control measures, health and safety environment built up and healthy environment create beneficial for .
The process used by cement manufacturing companies in india consists of grinding the raw materials, mixing them intimately in certain proportions depending upon their purity and composition and burning them in a kiln at a temperature of about 1300 to 1500 C, at which temperature clinkers are formed and they are made into fine powder in addition with 3 to 5% of gypsum to form portland cement .
The Process for Making Portland Cement Materials that contain appropriate amounts of calcium compounds, silica, alumina and iron oxide are crushed and screened and placed in a rotating cement kiln. Ingredients used in this process are typically materials such as .
Cement manufacturing is truly a oneofakind business. It requires a spectrum of technology found in few industries. The 24/7 continuous process of chemical and physical transformations in kiln systems that can reach one quarter of the sun's surface temperature is mesmerizing to all.
Manufacturing Process. Raw Material Inspection. The raw materials mainly Wire, cement, wire, Rodi Bazari shall be purchased from a very standard manufacture having mark/ISO certification or any other quality approval certificate from other manufactures of cement poles/other such unit.
The whole process of preparation of cement can be represented with the help of a simple equation as given below: Limestone + Clay + Gypsum Cement Chemical Reactions Involved in the Manufacture of Cement Following chemical reactions take place during the manufacture of cement: 1.
Manufacturing Process of Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) The manufacturing process of Ordinary Portland cement is made primarily from calcareous and argillaceous materials, such as limestone or chalk, and from aluminium oxide, silica oxide, ferric oxide and magnesium oxide found as clay or shale.
Cement manufacturing is a very energy intensive process. As such, onsite power plants are increasingly being used to meet energy demands of the cement plant. Some of the fire hazards associated with onsite power plants include fire in power house buildings due to ignition of lube oil.
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Shareholders of Australia's Qantas Airways voted overwhelmingly against the company's executive pay report, according to a tally of proxy votes shown at its annual meeting on Friday. Proxy votes that were cast before the meeting showed 83% against a resolution to adopt the company's remuneration report, compared to 17% in favour, according to a document shown at the meeting. The vote has no immediate consequences but if shareholders vote against a company's remuneration report for a second year, they may hold another vote on whether to remove the entire board.
After being roughed up by judges, lawmakers, regulators and its own employees, Australia's Qantas Airways faces its toughest grilling at its annual meeting on Friday as investors take the airline to task over a series of crises. The weight of public fury will most likely overshadow a record annual profit for the carrier in 2023 as shareholders respond to reputational blunders by voting against executive pay and other motions. "This year has seen a spectacular return to profit, but it is likely to be short lived," said retail investor group the Australian Shareholders' Association (ASA), citing numerous cost headwinds.
The AFAP on Friday indicated the pilots will stop work on Wednesday and Thursday in a bid to negotiate wages, which would have disrupt charter operations for the country's resources sector. Qantas on Tuesday said it placed contingency measures, including using aircrafts from the wider group and other airlines, to replace services that would have been impacted. Many mining and energy companies staff operations on a fly-in/fly-out model rather than permanently basing employees at remote sites, a business Network Aviation operates in.


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Australian Vintage Ltd
Australian Vintage Ltd, together with its subsidiaries, produces, packages, markets, and distributes wine in Australia, the United Kingdom, Europe, Asia, North America, and internationally. It operates through Australia / New Zealand; UK, Europe & Americas; Asia; Australasia / North America Bulk Wine and Processing; and Vineyards segments. The company offers wine under the Nepenthe, McGuigan Wines, Tempus Two, and Barossa Valley Wine Company brands.
It also owns, operates, manages, and maintains vineyards; and provides packaged and bulk wines and grapes, as well as offers concentrate and winery processing services. The company sells its products through retail, wholesale, and distributor channels. The company was incorporated in 1991 and is based in Cowandilla, Australia.
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3D printing continues to profoundly affect the modern world. Whether it be in the field of architecture, technology, or healthcare, 3D printed objects are making a positive impact on the human race and are opening us up to entirely new realms of possibility.
The latest incredible feat involves a 54 year old Spanish man suffering from a chest wall sarcoma – a type of cancerous tumour. In order to continue forward with his battle, the man needed both his sternum and a portion of his ribcage replaced, something that the doctors and surgeons involved felt was best handled by this new technology. Traditionally, they would use titanium plate implants, but these often loosen over time, increasing the risk of complications down the road.
Despite the complexity to this part of the chest, Csiro Australia, in conjunction with Anatomics, stepped up to the challenge and developed exactly what the doctors ordered. The specifics of their 3D creation are fully described in the following video:
This surgery was the first of its kind, but thanks to its success it raises the bar of possibility in the ongoing relationship between 3D printing and healthcare.
3D printing is a recurring topic here at CE, as we love to report on enhancements in both the fields of healthcare and technology. For more 3D printing related stories I encourage you to check out any of the following links:
What are your thoughts on the continued enhancements being made possible through 3D printing? If you or a loved one were in a time of need, would you trust a 3D alternative? Or would you prefer a more traditional approach? Let us know via the comment section below.
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