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When you're in the state that grows most of Australia's hops – hops that are in growing demand globally – why not celebrate the fact?
That's what the team at Saint John Craft Beer in Launceston has been doing in recent years. And, from April 20 to 22, 2018, they're doing it again.
More than 25 brewers from across Australia are brewing fresh hop beers created with hops rush delivered to them by Hop Products Australia to be launched over the weekend. They'll be around, mingling in the crowd and taking part in masterclasses and Q&As too, should you wish to bend their ear about their beer.
If last year is anything to go by, you can expect everything from sours to dark ales to double IPAs, plus amazing Tasmanian food stalls and cracking music from local musicians too.
There's some new faces on the lineup this year too, with the full lineup of brewers here.
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ReTune Nashville Anniversary Celebration To Benefit MusiCares Nashville Flood Relief
On May 3 the ReTune Nashville Anniversary Celebration: A Music And Art Event will celebrate the creativity and resiliency of Nashville's music community. The event will take place from 5:30–10:30 p.m. at Soundcheck Nashville. All proceeds from ticket sales, merchandise sales and artwork auction will be contributed to MusiCares Nashville Flood Relief and the Nashville Musicians Association's Flood Relief Fund to directly benefit musicians affected by the May 2010 floods in Nashville. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.retunenashville.com or call 615.385.5947.

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Lower Columbia Community Action Program and two partnering groups will provide free federal tax return assistance this year.
A “Tax Season Kick Off” will be held from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday at the Longview Public Library, featuring refreshments, information and resources on asset-building. Tax assistance will be available that day, although the IRS won’t accept returns until Jan. 30.
CAP and trained members of AARP and the Cowlitz Assets Building Coalition will also provide free tax assistance to filers of all ages and incomes from Jan. 30 through April 15.
AARP tax aides will be at three sites:
- CAP, 1526 Commerce Ave, Longview, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday.
- Longview Public Library, 1600 Louisiana St., from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays.
- Fibre Federal Credit Union’s administration building on Douglas Street and Commerce Avenue, from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays.
Help is also is available from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. weekdays at CAP for self-filers. Computers and a tax specialist will be available. Call 425-3430, extension 248, to make an appointment or for more information.


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Heskey was released by Aston Villa at the end of last season having also played for Liverpool, Birmingham, Wigan Athletic and Leicester during his Premier League career.
The 34-year-old has penned a one-year deal in Australia and Jets coach Gary van Egmond was delighted to finally get his man.
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Last night, luminaries gathered in Washington, DC for the 35th Kennedy Center Honors at the Kennedy Center. National treasures ahoy!
Dustin Hoffman, honoree.
David Letterman, honoree, with wife Regina.
Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and Robert Plant — aka Led Zeppelin — were also honored, as was Yo-Yo Ma — seen here with wife Jill Horner and daughter Emily Ma.
In attendance: Jimmy Kimmel and Molly McNearney Ann and Ray Romano; Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson.
Dazzling legends in black: Lenny Kravitz, Lynda Carter. Wonder Woman 4Ever.
Absolutely golden: Tina Fey.
Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber, looking pretty perfect.
Robert De Niro is all, "are you talking to me?" while Grace Hightower is graceful in lace. Silver fox Kyle Maclachlan wears a tuxedo well.
Vibrant and vivacious: Hilaria and Alec Baldwin.
Fierce ladies in fabulous pant suits: Glenn Close, Bonnie Raitt.
More gorgeous couples: Dave Grohl with Jordyn Blum; mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves and husband Robert Montgomery; Stephen Colbert and Evelyn McGee-Colbert. Which one of these pairs would you rather have cocktails with? Consider the kilt.
Julie Chen, shimmers. Ballerina and honoree Natalia Makarova wows in a striking headscarf and gown. Actress Laura Osnes sparkles and shines.
Legendary blues man and honoree Buddy Guy was ready to party. Aretha Franklin is pretty in pink. Morgan Freeman rocks a hat, and no one will dare ask him not too.
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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) -- A man who calls himself the homeless healthcare worker camped outside city hall ahead of Wednesday's vote on a controversial proposed homeless ordinance.
“[Homeless people] can’t afford to live,” George Allen said. "A fine of $1,000? Where are they going to get that?”
The proposed ordinance would make it a misdemeanor crime for a person to camp or sleep in public when an established shelter has available space. A spokesperson with the city said it would not enforce the ordinance when shelters are full.
Allen, who is a home healthcare worker, is also homeless. He gets paid $11 per hour to help clients with tasks like getting dressed and eating. He said he has not been able to recover since the 2008 housing market crash.
“I lost my housing,” Allen said. “I’ve been trying to bounce back but I have a disabled son.”
Allen is also juggling health issues including diabetes. His son is taken care of by the state.
The goal of the proposed ordinance is to stifle the growing number of homeless campers in the area. However, critics of the measure, including homeless people and 2020 presidential hopefuls, say shelters are already overcrowded -- among other issues.
“Not everyone can get a mat to sleep and we’re in a facility outside,” homeless courtyard guest Ashley Sumling said. “There really are overcrowding issues especially for the men. I’ve seen them sleep on rocks.”
The city estimates that it spends about $35 million each year on homeless-related costs including shelters, clean-up, and public safety.


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Some South Coast residents could soon be paying more for water, and sewer service.
The Santa Barbara City Council today is looking at hikes to cover increased costs.
If approved, the average residential water customer would see an increase of less than a dime a month. Water charges for some customers in certain usage tiers could actually show a slight drop, while others could see larger hikes.
The wastewater proposal is for a four percent across the boards hike for residential and commercial users.
City officials say even after approval, Santa Barbara’s rates would be among the lowest in Santa Barbara County. The City Council will have a public hearing on the proposed hikes when it meets at two p.m. today.


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Odumodublvck and B.O.C Madaki released a new collaborated album "The Drop" which was released through Gametime Records and distributed by Divizzion.
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Timpanogos Cave National Monument Visitor Center and Cave
The visitor center and caves are open seasonally, May-September 5. The trail head for the caves is by the visitor center. They are located in American Fork Canyon on Highway 92 just 10 miles east from Interstate 15 and 17.2 miles from U.S. 189, and approximately 40 miles from Salt Lake City. The visitor center has an information desk, exhibits, and theater with orientation film.
To purchase tickets: call recreation.gov at (877) 444-6777 or visit their website.
Your cave tour begins and ends at the visitor center. That means the time you select when you purchase your tickets is the time you pick up your tickets at the visitor center to begin your mile-and-a-half hike to the caves. Visitors with cave tour tickets hike on their own, then join their ranger for a tour an hour and a half after they leave the visitor center.
Visitor Center (information): (801) 756-5238
Seasonal Hours for Cave, Cave Trail, and Visitor Center
The visitor center and caves are open 7:00 am - 6:00 pm mid-May through Labor Day. The last cave tour starts up the trail at 3:30 pm.
Cave tours for the 2016 season will run May 9-Sept 5. The visitor center and caves are closed September 6 - May.
Although tours are available throughout the day, all tours may be reserved up to 30 days in advance. Tours are limited to 16 people per tour. Visitors are encouraged to call and purchase tickets in advance to avoid disappointment.
Western National Parks Association Bookstore is located in the visitor center. Open during the summer season (May to October), 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. Call (801) 756-5238 for more information.
Timpanogos Cave Snack Bar and Gift Shop is located adjacent to the visitor center. It is open daily during the summer season. Call (801) 756-5702 for more information.
Restrooms and a pay phone are available at the visitor center, and pit toilets are available just before the cave entrance.
- Cave tours are offered daily during the summer and fall seasons.
- Evening programs are offered Fridays and Saturdays at 7:00 p.m. Memorial Day to Labor Day.
- Junior Ranger programs are offered at 10 a.m. on Saturdays and Holidays, Memorial Day through Labor Day.
- Ranger talks are offered twice daily at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the deck by the visitor center, Memorial Day through Labor Day.
- In Summer, Wednesday 4 p.m. deck talks are geared towards Cub Scouts, and Friday deck talks are geared towards Girl Scouts, but everyone is welcome.
- Grotto talks are offered just outside the cave several times per day and are open for all hikers and cave visitors during the cave tour season.
- 'Hike with a ranger", a guided hike up the cave trail, is offered during the cave tour season on Sunday mornings through the summer and Saturday mornings through the fall, 11 a.m. Open to everyone, no ticket needed.

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Peggy knows that people often need special help in learning how to relax. She has recently released six different audio CDs for relaxation, each designed to take you to a place of comfort in 15 minutes of listening.

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Carving out a hobby at MCC
Published 7:00 pm, Tuesday, October 7, 2003
Want to create a woodworking project or two? Looking for a new hobby? Look no further. That's the line that starts the description of the Whittling' and Carvin' ongoing craft at the May Community Center in Huffman.
The message goes on to describe Ira Cude as the talented and ever-patient volunteer instructor of the craft class. And that he is and more.
"Ira's a very nice man, a quiet person. He carved a yellow rose on the state of Texas and gave it to me. That's what kind of neighbor he is," said Ruby Smith, Ira's real neighbor.
The original instructor was Rex Weathers. When Weathers passed away, Cude took the class over.
The class description also says that to get started, all you need is the desire and a pocketknife. It does take a little more then that, unless your name is Herb Burnett. A member of the Houston Area Wood Carvers, Burnett creates beautiful wood sculptures using only knife and chisel.
"I've been whittling all my life. You get to lie a lot while your whittling and telling stories," Burnett said.
The newest member of the group is David Frakes. "I've only been here about a year," Frakes said.
Frakes' specialty is Indian artwork and he can tell you the true history of the Indian nations.
There is also Tom Cook who whittled busts of all six of his grandchildren.
Whittling is not just for men. Eva Roccaforte, Katie Humphrey, and Janella Henton are all true artists in wood sculpture.
For information on the woodcarving classes, call May Com-munity Center at 281-324-3373. The center is located at 2100 Wolf Road, Huffman, about one mile from the intersection of FM 2100 and FM 1960 East.


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Darryl Mosher is an assistant professor in Culinary Arts at The Culinary Institute of America. An expert on the topic of sustainable agriculture, he teaches Sustainable Food Systems in the Applied Food Studies bachelor’s degree program. The course, which launches in 2015, looks at the natural resources used in the production of food and the externalities associated with this production. He is an active farmer and the acting president of Brittany Hollow Farm in Red Hook, NY.
A Certified Hospitality Educator (CHE), Darryl holds a Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics from the State University of New York at Oneonta and a certificate from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY. He is currently doing graduate work in sustainable food systems at Green Mountain College in Poultney, VT.
Darryl is a member of the Dutchess County Agricultural Society. His interests include beekeeping, maple syrup production, heirloom vegetables, and early canning, and he has a collection of antique fruit jars. (Hyde Park, NY)

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BUSINESS PEOPLE ; ; Marsh & McLennan Reports Appointments
By Lee A. Daniels
Published: September 20, 1984
Marsh & McLennan Companies, the world's biggest insurance brokerage firm, announced yesterday that Frank J. Borelli, 49, had been named senior vice president and chief financial officer. It also said that Richard H. Blum, 45, had been appointed president of Guy Carpenter & Company, its reinsurance brokerage subsidiary.
The announcements were made at the same time that the corporation's board of directors approved the previously announced election of Frank J. Tasco, 56, as president and chief operating officer and L. Patton Kline, 55, and A.J.C. Smith, 50, as vice chairmen. John M. Regan Jr., 63, continues as chairman and chief executive officer.
Marsh & McLennan said, as it did in August, that none of these management appointments were related to the $90 million after-tax loss earlier this year beause of unauthorized bond trading. After an internal investigation disclosed that there had been $2.5 billion in unauthorized trading in Goverment securities, three executives were dismissed.
Mr. Borelli, a certified public accountant, has been senior vice president for finance and administration at Airco Inc. since 1980. Previously he was associated with the firm of Deloitte Haskins & Sells for 24 years, becoming a partner in 1968 and managing partner of New Jersey operations in 1976. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Baruch College and is a member of the Financial Executives Institute.
Mr. Blum, who joined Carpenter in 1958, has most recently been its executive vice president. His responsibilities have included casualty, aviation, life and health brokerage operations.

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The idea of such foundation, initiated and run by Bert Min, owner of a professional video production company in Holland, was conceived in 2010 but started operations in 2011.
In line with its slogan, “Together we make it a little more fun”, the Dutch foundation has given playground equipment such as swings, climbing-frame and seesaws to different schools in the country.
Gambia Speelt Mee has also donated sets of school desks with benches to several schools, during the course of the five years.
Students of some desk recipient schools initially used to sit on empty crates, some on dilapidated benches – without tables.
Mr Min, who used to come to The Gambia as a holidaymaker, said within the five years of the foundation, the lives of many schoolchildren in the country have become “a little better by making it a little more fun”.
“Personally,” initiator said, “I consider it a privilege to spend my donation to realise more fun for the schoolchildren.
“I always feel happy when the children are happy, and this was my biggest motivation that kept the foundation going.”
The Dutch explained that with the ceaseless support of the sponsors during the project, Gambia Speelt Mee’s interventions have produced great results. “The foundation has put a smile on the faces of people as it bettered the education of more than 6,000 children either by using the playground equipment or sets of school desks,” he said.“We have supported more 40 schools either with playground equipment or desks.”
Mr Min said even before reaching this number of schools, at the initial stage of the foundation, he had seen the successes from the few schools supported by then.
“That was even what gave me more encouragement to do more with the help of my sponsors,” he explained.“At the beginning, the foundation concentrated more on giving playground items because play is part of growing up and it is also part of education; it teachers children to do things together just like they do together in class.”
Mr Min said that Gambia Speelt Mee started giving desks as an experiment.
“We started it with one English foundation some years ago but when we saw how helpful it was and the need for such support in several other schools, we decided to continue giving such support in addition to playground equipment,” he stated.Many other support of desks that followed the experiment phase were given in collaboration with other English, German and Dutch foundations.
The Dutch man said the support of his foundation is void of discrimination.
“I don’t make any difference whether it is an Islamic or Christian school.For me, children are children so there are no differences between Muslim and Christian children,” he said.
He added that the foundation had given support to schools that deserved it and met the criteria of basic cleanliness and non-use of cane on children.
The ultimate end
“After 5 years, I am now ceasing operations.Everything that has a beginning, will surely have an ending whether it is a success or not,” the founder of Gambia Speelt Mee said.
“It is better for me to stop and give reason other than lack of success.I should not wait until when I began to realise that the foundation is not achieving any result then stop; no.”
He explained that even though the foundation is wrapping up, he is not going to leave legacy to die like that.
“I am going to hand over everything to the construction company where I used to order the desks and playground equipment from in Kanifing.I will be supporting the owner of the company, Sheikh Secka, for one more year by giving him my expertise and showing him how to work with the sponsors as well as the schools.”
Among the last schools that Gambia Speelt Mee has supported is Hart House Home for Children with Learning Difficulties in Sinchu Alagie, and Charles Lwanga Nursery School in Fajikunda.
Two playground swings were installed at Hart House while 39 sets of school desks were given to the nursery school.
Geoff Hunwicks, chief executive officer of Hart House, and Sister Bernadette McManus, manager of the nursery school, expressed appreciation to the foundation for the support.


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A sheriff's deputy was photographed delicately comforting a baby girl following a horrific car wreck.
According to AL.com, the highway crash took place yesterday morning in Jefferson County, Alabama and involved an ambulance, an 18-wheel truck and three other vehicles.
The first two police officers to respond were Deputies Tim Sanford and Ric Lindley.
Lindley, 60, noticed a woman coming out of her car with a young child about 30 yards away from the scene of the accident. He approached the clearly-traumatized woman and asked to hold the child, who he said "had a very sweet little personality."
The two were then photographed by Deputy Sanford, and according to AL.com, the resulting photo was shared over a thousand times in a matter of hours.
Deputy Ric Lindley comforts a child at the scene of a traffic accident on I-20 near Leeds this morning. Posted by Jefferson County Sheriff's Office on Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Lindley told AL.com,
I held her for a good while, at least an hour and a half. I wanted to give her mother time to regain her composure. She's a young mother, and this was probably extremely traumatic for her.
Many Facebook users took the gentle positioning of Lindley's hands as a notion the officer must have kids of his own.
Well, their assumptions were correct as Lindley has three grown children and seven grandchildren. He added,
If I had the money, I'd have 100 kids. I love kids.
However, the deputy didn't understand why the picture got so much publicity and insisted he "did nothing heroic."
Cosmopolitan reports the Jefferson County Police Department stated no one was seriously injured in the wreck.
Citations: Alabama deputy who held baby after car crash I did nothing heroic (AL.com), TearJerking Photo Shows Officer Comforting Baby Immediately After Car Crash (Cosmopolitan)


Alfred Newman (March 17, 1900 – February 17, 1970) was an American composer, arranger, and conductor of film music. From his start as a music prodigy, he came to be regarded as a respected figure in the history of film music. He won nine Academy Awards and was nominated 45 times, contributing to the Newmans being the most nominated Academy Award extended family, with a collective 92 nominations in various music categories.
In a career spanning more than four decades, Newman composed the scores for over 200 motion pictures. Some of his most famous scores include Wuthering Heights, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Mark of Zorro, How Green Was My Valley, The Song of Bernadette, Captain from Castile, All About Eve, Love is a Many Splendored Thing, Anastasia, The Diary of Anne Frank, How The West Was Won, The Greatest Story Ever Told, and his final score, Airport, all of which were nominated for or won Academy Awards. He is perhaps best known for composing the fanfare which accompanies the studio logo at the beginning of 20th Century Fox's productions.
Newman was also highly regarded as a conductor, and arranged and conducted many scores by other composers, including George Gershwin, Charlie Chaplin, and Irving Berlin. He also conducted the music for many film adaptations of Broadway musicals (having worked on Broadway for ten years before coming to Hollywood), as well as many original Hollywood musicals.
He was among the first musicians to compose and conduct original music during Hollywood's Golden Age of movies, later becoming a respected and powerful music director in the history of Hollywood. Newman and two of his fellow composers, Max Steiner and Dimitri Tiomkin, were considered the "three godfathers of film music".
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|Brunswick||C1818||10-in.||3/28/1928||Mississippi mud||Abe Lyman ; Sharps and Flats||Jazz/dance band, with vocal||arranger|
|Brunswick||C1819||10-in.||3/28/1928||San||Abe Lyman ; Sharps and Flats||Jazz/dance band||arranger|
|Brunswick||C1832||10-in.||3/31/1928||Dirty hands! Dirty face!||Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra ; Al Jolson||Male vocal solo, with jazz/dance band||arranger|
|Brunswick||C1833||10-in.||3/31/1928||My mammy||Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra ; Al Jolson||Male vocal solo, with jazz/dance band||arranger|
|Brunswick||C1834½||10-in.||3/31/1928||The varsity drag||Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra||Jazz/dance band, with male vocal solo||arranger|
|Brunswick||C1112-C1115||10-in.||9/5/1927||Did you mean it?||Californians||Jazz/dance band, with male vocal solo; without vocal (take C1115)||arranger|
|Brunswick||C1116-C1119||10-in.||9/5/1927||Charmaine||Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra||Jazz/dance band, with male vocal solo; without vocal (take C1119)||arranger|
|Brunswick||C1707-C1709||10-in.||3/18/1928||Varsity drag||Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra||Jazz/dance band, with male vocal solo; without vocal (C1709)||arranger|
|Brunswick||C1710-C1712||10-in.||3/18/1928||Good news||Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra||Jazz/dance band, with vocal duet; without vocal (take C1712)||arranger|
|Brunswick||C1713-C1715||10-in.||3/18/1928||I think of what you used to think of me||Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra||Jazz/dance band, with male vocal solo; without vocal (C1715)||arranger|
|Brunswick||C1716-C1718||10-in.||3/18/1928||I’m waiting for ships that never come in||Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra||Jazz/dance band, with male vocal solo; without vocal (C1718)||arranger|
|Brunswick||XC1731-XC1732||12-in.||3/20/1928||Good news medley||Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra||Jazz/dance band, with male vocal solo and vocal trio||arranger|
|Brunswick||XC1733-XC1735||12-in.||3/20/1928||Good news medley||Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra||Jazz/dance band||arranger|
|Brunswick||C1736-C1738||10-in.||3/20/1928||Driftwood||Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra||Jazz/dance band, with male vocal solo; without vocal (take C1738)||arranger|
|Brunswick||C1739-C1741||10-in.||3/20/1928||Bluebird, sing me a song||Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra||Jazz/dance band, with male vocal solo; without vocal (take C1741)||arranger|
|Edison||8935||10-in.||4/18/1923||Voodoo man||Criterion Quartet||Male vocal quartet, with orchestra||composer|
|Decca||84038||3/3/1953||The hostess with the mostes' on the ball||Ethel Merman||conductor|
|Decca||84039||3/3/1953||Can't you use any money today ; International rag||Ethel Merman||conductor|
|Decca||84040||3/3/1953||Marrying for love||George Sanders||conductor|
|Decca||84041||3/3/1953||It's a lovely day today||Carol (Carole) Richards||conductor|
|Decca||84042||3/3/1953||You're just in love||Ethel Merman||conductor|
|Decca||84043||3/3/1953||(Dance to the music of) The ocarina||Carol (Carole) Richards||conductor|
|Decca||84044||3/3/1953||What chance have I with love||Donald O'Connor||conductor|
|Decca||84045||3/3/1953||Something to dance about||Donald O'Connor ; Carol (Carole) Richards||conductor|
|Decca||84046||3/3/1953||Best thing for you||Ethel Merman ; George Sanders||conductor|
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Well, here it is: The first prototype. I've uploaded it to my personal site, which you can find right here.
If you have the time, please try it out and give any feedback. Send it around to friends as well, post about it, if possible. This prototype is meant for everyone to see, and I'd love to see many people try it out.
And although I haven't had any questions yet that have been frequently asked, here's a short FAQ to explain the concept...
What does this prototype contain?
- One arena
- One song that lasts about 90 seconds
- Special attacks when you attack at the right moment
- Laughable programmer art
- No working AI yet
- No chance of dying
What do the colors on the timeline mean?
The special attacks that you will unleash when you time your attack.
Green is the most standard special attack. You'll instantly move to your target and kill him.
Purple is similar to green, except that you inflict more attacks on a single target.
Blue has you killing everyone in front of you with a single attack.
Yellow is a tornado attack. Hold down the left mouse button when you start this attack and move around to kill everyone near you.
What's the purpose of releasing this prototype?
The main purpose of this prototype is simple: Feedback. I seriously believe that I have an interesting game concept in my mind here, and it's something that I want to develop. However, ideas are a dime a dozen, and I want some constructive feedback for the idea. Therefore, I've put this prototype together to show it you people. Try it out, it only lasts for about 90 seconds, but gives you a good glimpse into the mindset that I have for this game.
Second, I will also admit that I would like to gather some interest in the game. I'm, most of all, a programmer and could really use some help in different areas, like level design, sound design and especially character design. Ognjen Popovic has already done me a great service by product some concept art, and Morten Claussen helped me with creating a nice tune for the prototype, but I will likely require more help. If you think that you could help out with the game, and interested in doing so, please visit the 'help' page.
Finally, I just want to release something, and see what other people think about it. I suppose this one ties in with my first point, but I've been working this game out for some time now, and it's just exhilarating to have something out there, to show, to be able to point out to people and say "Hey, why don't you try this out?".
Is the gameplay in the prototype everything that the game will be?
Of course not. I have ideas for more things: Mini-challenges, combo points, arena's with specific goals, different enemies with a varying amount of intelligence... but I prefer to get the core gameplay right before I start coding on the rest.
Do you intend to update the prototype?
In time, yes. When I have new features to implement, I'd like to update the prototype accordingly and upload it for more feedback.


Open the Door for Three has produced a mighty, mighty record in "The Penny Wager."
By Daniel Neely
Congratulations to Swift Hibernian Lounge (www.swiftnycbar.com), which celebrated its 20th anniversary on Monday, Dec. 14 with a huge party at the bar’s Greenwich Village location. Swift’s (as it’s known colloquially) is one of New York City’s great homes for traditional music and the music fraternity was out in force to help celebrate.
Tony DeMarco, who hosts the bar’s great regular Tuesday night session, led the night’s music with a group that included Dan Gurney, Isaac Alderson, Shane O’Sullivan, and Eamon O’Leary. They were later joined by Athena Tergis, Brian Fleming and Michael Brunnock. The members of Lúnasa, who had performed earlier that night at the Highline Ballroom, were also around, as were Maura Monahan, Maggie Dolan, Megan Townsend, Megan Scully, and Tara Cuzzi from WFUV, journalist Paul Keating, and many, many others.
Owners Danny McDonald and Anthony Malone were on hand and proved themselves gracious and welcoming hosts. As ardent supporters of traditional music not only at Swift’s, but also at their other interests, including the Dead Rabbit Grocery and Grog, which has outstanding music on Sundays (www.deadrabbitnyc.com) and the great new Pier A, which holds periodic concerts (www.piera.com), they deserve our sincerest thanks.
Supportive owners who understand traditional music and foster its success are rare and we’re lucky that between Swift’s and places like Lillie’s, the Landmark, the Harp, Niall’s on 52nd, An Beal Bocht, the 11th St. Bar, Dempsey’s and others, New York City has more than its fair share.
In other news, the great trio Open the Door for Three has released a new album “The Penny Wager.” The follow up to their spectacular, eponymous 2013 debut, “The Penny Wager” is a fabulous album that exceeds its predecessor’s already high standard. I think it’s a truly great album and I think readers of this column will think soas well.
The group includes fiddle player Liz Knowles (Cherish the Ladies and the String Sisters, Riverdance, Celtic Legends), uilleann piper Kieran O’Hare (Greenfields of America, The Pirate Queen, Celtic Legends; also the publisher of “Eirways” magazine, www.eirways.com) and bouzouki player and singer Pat Broaders (bohola, Celtic Legends). Although each musician is outstanding individually, this album shows that it’s when they’re together that they really sparkle.
The album includes several imaginative, intelligently arranged instrumental tracks. For these, the group has curated a smart selection of tunes from a range of important collections, including those of Francis O’Neill’s, George Petrie, Breandán Breathnach, and Canon James Goodman, who collected in Munster in the 1850s, and has done an admirable job of mixing textures, tempos and instrumentation. Standouts include the album’s opener “Black Donald The Piper,” a dynamic set of jigs that sets an impressive tone for what’s to come. Other notables include “Kitty Gone a Clinking,” which pairs a fling with a couple of jigs, and the “Planxty Drew Set,” which puts a couple of high energy reels after a Carolan tune.
The album also includes several songs, including “The Golden Glove,” “When I First Went to Caledonia,” and “Penny Wager.” Broader’s voice is strong and true on each of them. While I am excited by the easy lilt of “Golden Glove,” it’s “Penny Wager” that stands out. It has a crisp, driving feel in which Knowles’s fiddle and O’Hare’s pipes build a tension that complements Broaders’s vocal work. It’s just great.
Another of the album’s finer tracks is “Pleasant Avenue,” which pairs a lovely Knowles-composed slip jig with the song “A Kiss in the Morning Early.” Knowles’s tune has an attractive, memorable melody and an engaging gait that fits well with the song’s time and melody. Broaders singing is, of course, excellent and the combination makes for an excellent track.
“The Penny Wager” is a mighty, mighty record. The group’s well-heeled taste and superior playing are elevated through stellar production values that give their thoughtful music a rich, powerful sound. This is one that will stay in my music rotation for a good, long while, for sure. It is available through the group’s website and via electronic services like iTunes. Rest assured, your holiday gift cards would indeed be well spent on this one! Learn more by visiting www.openthedoorforthree.com.


November 21, 2019
Senator Dick Saslaw was elected Majority Leader by the Virginia Senate Democratic Caucus. Saslaw previously served as Majority Leader from 2008 to 2012 and during the first few months of 2014.
Statement from Majority Leader Saslaw
It is one of the great honors of my life to serve the people of the Commonwealth as Senate Majority Leader and the people of the 35th District as their state senator.
On November 5, Virginians spoke loudly and clearly that they want to see results. And that’s what we are going to deliver – results that move Virginia forward.
We are going to move Virginia forward by ensuring public safety, protecting women’s rights and access to healthcare, investing in public K-12 education, and growing a New Virginia Economy that ensures every Virginian has the opportunity to earn a family-sustaining wage.
There’s a lot of important work to do in the coming weeks, months and years. I look forward to working with Caucus Chair Mamie Locke, the Democratic Leadership Team, and my colleagues in the Senate of Virginia.


MIAMI – Alvah Herman Chapman Jr. was sitting at his apartment near Miami's Grove Isle.
The World War II veteran and former Knight-Ridder chairman had retired. But he was a busy man on a mission. In his breast pocket, close to his heart, he kept a piece of paper. There were numbers written on it. That was how he kept track of the progress a couple of homeless shelters in Miami-Dade were making.
Helping the homeless was an idea that he had a year before Hurricane Andrew devastated neighborhoods in Miami-Dade. He had finished a religious workshop that he said intensified his sense of compassion. And while driving, he said he knew he had to help the homeless who were leaving under the bridge.
"Miami-Dade County's primary emergency intake facility for the homeless, today announced that this month it admitted its 100,000th resident since opening 19 years ago," the Chapman Partnership announced this week.
Chapman would have rejoiced at the news -- since 1995 there have been 100,000 admissions, 20,000 children, 800,000 meals served per year, 166,500 medical visits, 76,500 dental procedures, 20,000 volunteers, and a 64 percent success rate. The national average is 15 percent.
Chapman died of pneumonia in 2008. He was 87. Before he died, he made sure there was a team in place to keep the homeless shelters going for years to come. He was a Republican. It was important to make sure that the goal of the public-private partnership focus on helping the homeless to become self-sufficient.
The Chapman Partnership incorporated in 1993. Today its downtown Miami and Homestead facilities have 800 beds. They serve three meals daily and 44 percent of the residents are children and families. There is an on-site kennel, so the families don't have to be separated from their dogs. There is psychiatric care, a day care, after-school tutoring, job training and an employment placing program.
When Chapman was alive, there was an effort to name the homeless shelters after him. He declined, because he said he did not want the children to be embarrassed. He wanted them to feel like the shelters were their home, he said.
"No one has a name on their house," Chapman said. "The number is all you need."


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According to an article I recently read in the New York Times, Merryl H. Tisch, the former chancellor of the New York State Board of Regents, and her husband, James S. Tisch, the president and chief executive of Lowes Corporation (who sits on the New York Public Library’s board of directors) will give 20 million dollars to the New York Public Library (NYPL) to “expand and strengthen its education programming, from early literacy classes to technology training.”
The article goes on to explain that owing to this gift, a new position for a director of education will be created and Tisch added that she hoped the money would help the library create more job training courses and other programs to help expose students to the library’s rich collection of resources. Christopher Platt, the chief branch library officer, is also quoted saying that, to his knowledge, “this is the first educational gift to public libraries of this scale in the country.”
Giving money—especially large amounts of money that can make a lasting impact—to support any organization and institution on a mission to promote literacy, education, and access to knowledge is admirable on every level, yet this article (and story) has left me with unsettling thoughts that I wish to share here, in hopes they are not misunderstood or taken out of context. And these are pervasive thoughts, similar to those I have often expressed on NSR in my effort to draw attention to unequal access to knowledge and books permeating our society. Continue reading Not all libraries are created equal. What would the world be if they were?


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What are dreams and what do they mean?
To many people, dreams are a somewhat cryptic, mysterious thing. They contain strange symbols/pictures and often an act which is completely out of hemp. Additionally, there are many who do not remember their dreams – so why even be interested in one’s dreams?
The scientific opinion about the meaning of dreams is very varied. Some scientists – with American Allan Hobson in charge – believe that our dreams are simply the result of random chemical signals in the brain, and therefore dreams contain nothing. Many others are of the belief that the content of our dreams reflect an adaptation of thoughts, experiences, etc. which we have in waking life.
Especially the Americans Calvin Hall and Robert L. Van de Castle have been the proponents of this theory – more specifically in their continuity hypothesis. With that said, there is continuity between that which engages our brain and mind in the waking, conscious life and what we dream at night. They developed a complex coding system in great detail to identify what we people dream, for which they have become very famous for. It turns out that humans generally dream about the same – but in many different ways. For example, we all dream about the people that we are in a close relation to – but these people are different for all of us. Other researchers still believe that our dreams include the ability to help us to a better memory (memory consolidation), as well as to clean up the infinite number of inputs we get during the day. Psychoanalysis founder Sigmund Freud and Carl Gustav Jung believed that dreams are a reflection of what is going on in our unconscious. Freud is often quoted as having called dreams the “route to the unconscious”.
Meaning of dreams – help from yourself to yourself.
I think our dreams are an invaluable source of input on who we are and what we grapple with in life, to increase self-awareness and more. Dreams are therefore undoubtedly an elaboration of the things that fill in waking life (continuity hypothesis) – and also an expression of the things that goes on in us that we may not yet be fully aware of (Freud and Jung). The sticking point – and the great thing about dreams – is that they come from within us. This means that we contain the resources to solve our challenges and to develop us in healthy directions.
The dream is always about what is relevant and important to you in your life. They are not only an attempt to deal with things you are struggling with right now – but they also point towards future problems and possible development opportunities for you. The content of dreams is not the result of random chemical signals (Allan Hobson’s thesis has also repeatedly been disproved), but important messages from your unconscious to yourself. The challenge is that you – when you dream – are on another level of consciousness, and therefore your brain uses a second language (symbols, unrealistic stories, etc.) than what you’re used to.
Fortunately, this language can be learned. But it is certainly no coincidence that the processing and interpretation of clients’ dreams is a permanent element of the therapy done by many psychologists (see this post about the widespread use of dream interpretation in psychotherapy). My hope is that the work with dreams also gets brought outside the clinic/therapy situation, i.e. as an invaluable tool, even for those who do not attend therapy.
What is your experience with and attitude towards dreams?

domain: psychology


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Our program provides instruction in both the clinical and administrative aspects of the field. The numerous courses offered can train you for specific duties such as assisting the physician with exams and minor surgery; administering medication; performing electrocardiographs, phlebotomy, and minor laboratory procedures; taking vital signs; interviewing patients for medical histories; medical record documentation; reception duties; insurance billing; and bookkeeping responsibilities.
||Health & Medical/Medical Assisting|
||San Antonio, Texas|
||Kaplan Career Institute-Harrisburg|

domain: health


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A federal lawmaker from Akwa Ibom State, Emmanuel Ukpong-Udo, has recruited 50 people to serve as personal aides.
Akwa Ibom, despite huge oil wealth, is one of the states with the highest unemployment rates in Nigeria.
Employing 50 people in a single move by a lawmaker is seen as record-breaking in the state.
Mr Ukpong-Udo, a member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), represents Ikono/Ini Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Abuja.
He is a fresh lawmaker.
The position of the aides ranges from special assistant on special duties, community relations, community development, and logistics duties, to special assistant on women matters, protocol, and local legislative matters.
Also included are four media aides.
Members of the House of Representatives are permitted to employ only five statutory aides.
Therefore, 45, out of the 50 aides, would be getting their salary and allowance from the lawmaker’s pocket.
One of the aides, Imowo Mbede, told PREMIUM TIMES Wednesday that the appointment of that number of aides was the lawmaker’s way of “empowering” his constituents.
“It’s basically an empowerment thing,” said Mr Mbede, an executive assistant to Mr Ukpong-Udo. “A good number of them are from all the wards in the two local government areas (Ikono and Ini), while others are from outside the federal constituency.”
Mr Mbede said the appointment is to run for a year, after which a new set of persons would be appointed as a replacement.
All the 50 aides are said to have direct access to Mr Ukpong-Udo and are to serve as his eyes and ears in the local communities.
Mr Mbede is from Nsit Ibom, a local government area which is outside the lawmaker’s constituency. PREMIUM TIMES asked him if he too would be relieved of his appointment after one year.
“Maybe,” he responded.
He declined to say how much their salaries are.
The announcement of the appointment in June, prompted a debate in Akwa Ibom, with some people wondering why such a large number of aides was needed.
“Ukpong-Udo is in a hurry to do good to as many persons as he possibly can,” one of the media aides to the lawmaker said in an article he wrote as a response to the criticism of the appointment.


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Nature Museum biologists demonstrate the science behind why
things slime, creep and disappear. During this drop-by activity,
kids get to conduct experiments to make things glow, slime, float
or even disappear.
Take a terror-ific ride through the haunted woods aboard
the Flying Dutchman Railroad.
Enjoy the fall colors on three real steam railroads that
travel through the woods along the Indiana/Michigan border.
Hesston's Cider Shed offers fresh squeezed apple cider. Hayride
wagons also carry visitors around the museum's scenic 155-acre
Attractions include Pumpkin Patch Petting Zoo, The Inflatable
Kidz Zone, Corn Cannons, Pig Race,s, Cow Train, Hay Rides, Pony
Rides, Corn Maze, Hay Maze, Corn Box, Hay Pyramid Flashlight Maze,
Zombie Safari Hay Ride, Zip-Line, Giant Inflatable Pillow Jumpy and
Bouncy Horses. Weekend nights, the farm reopens at dark for
the "Zombie Safari Hayride," along with the Flashlight Maize and
Explore cool things about nature and plants with your family on
Saturdays and Sundays. Classes include a variety of hands-on
activities and projects for kids 4-10, accompanied by an adult.
Come to Navy Pier for a "spooktacular" Halloween Party,
featuring glow and fire spinners and the Zombie Zydeco Band.
Plus, watch as master pumpkin carver Steve Dahlke creates
works of art by freehand sculpting 500-lb. pumpkins. Kids will
enjoy the Fear(less) Low Scare Haunted House during weekend days.
Navy Pier's third annual costume contest on Saturday October 26 in
the Family Pavilion, or kids 12 and under in costume can
take part in trick-or-treating throughout Navy Pier at 17 different
locations on Oct. 26, 27 and 31. Don't miss the spectacular
Halloween fireworks set to a spooky soundtrack at 9:30 p.m. Oct.
Features samplings of the country's finest chocolates, education
sessions about chocolate-related topics, a "Pairings Pavilion,"
live cupcake competition, a cake and pastry,
demonstrations and a life-size replica of the iconic Chicago
Explore the galleries and discover Georgia O'Keefe's colorful
paintings of New Mexico landscapes, then return to the Ryan
Education Center and create an oil pastel drawing of an outdoor
place that has a special meaning.
Temporary exhibit in Habitat Park that consists of
18 child-height stands placed throughout the park, each displaying
two pages of "Leaves" by David Ezra Stein.
Family activities include trick-or-treating, a special Atwood
Sphere Spooky Space tour and a Slimy Science family workshop filled
with gooey alien experiments.On
weekends, guests can stop by Planet Explorers for a chance to hear
eerie tales about the Moon in the Stories Under the Stars


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Frank Davis is an accomplished African American millionaire who hasn’t felt the sting of racism in years.
Last week, Davis, and his son, Michael, entered their room at the luxurious Art Ovation Hotel in Sarasota, Florida, and their July 4 vacation was abruptly interrupted by a racist, three-word note: “You’re a N—-R.”
The note was written on hotel stationary and left inside a lamp next to their bed. Someone – possibly a hotel employee — broke into the Davis’ room and left the bigoted message.
The hotel management apologized but the Davis’ checked out of the hotel immediately. They refused an offer for a free night’s stay saying they feared for their safety.
“Who knows what other kind of actions that individual who clearly knew we were there was capable of,” Frank Davis, co-founder of the Horizon Group, told The New York Post. “Which is why we decided to relocate and find additional lodging for the remainder of our stay.”
Michael Davis said he was stunned.
“I was stone cold for 30 to 40 seconds when I read the note,” Davis, 27, a consultant for a financial firm, told The New York Post. “My first thought was, what did we do to deserve this? We tipped well, we were beyond nice to all the staff.”
“The whole experience has been very awful and saddening,” he said. “Despite our best efforts to be friendly, welcoming guests, someone chose to hate us simply for the color of our skin.”
A successful businessman, Frank Davis says he proudly promotes racial diversity. He donated $5 million to Bucknell University, his alma mater, for minority recruitment and a new building.
But in an era where more white people seem to be calling police on innocent, unsuspecting Black residents – some as young as 12 years old – many Black citizens believe bigots are becoming more emboldened because President Donald Trump associates with – and hires – people who exhibit racist behavior.
Just last week, the wife of Bill Shine, the new White House deputy chief of staff for communications, was criticized for tweeting racially-charged rhetoric.
Darla Shine, the author of a book called Happy Housewives, a personal tale about stay-at-home moms, questioned in her tweets why Black people can use the N-word but when white people use the N-word they are called racists. She tweeted about Black-on-Black crime while defending the Confederate flag.
She mocked Black athletes like LeBron James for speaking out about police shootings of unarmed Black men and wrote that “1 out of 10 Black boys has autism.” Shine also tweeted that Dylann Roof, a self-proclaimed white supremacist who murdered nine Black parishioners inside a Charleston, South Carolina church in 2015, was consumed by drugs, not racism.
Why does Darla Shine spend so much time on social media pontificating about race — and Black people in particular?
Meanwhile, Frank Davis said he reported the racist note incident to the Sarasota Police Department.
“This is something in 2018 you don’t expect this kind of thing to happen,” Davis told WWSB in Sarasota.
Sadly, maybe we do now.
What do you think?
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Nigeria is competing for the first time this year in the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics, with a bobsled team composed of Nigerian-Americans. Though bobsledding may not get a lot of press in Nigeria, we wanted to highlight this country and its food. So what is the most representative Nigerian national dish? A poll conducted this year by Pulse Magazine had readers selecting Jollof rice, whereas a poll done previously by CNN had them selecting Egusi soup. Well, we are definitely not informed enough to weigh in, so we figured we’d highlight each of these national dish rivals.
Jollof rice is a rice-based dish made with tomatoes, tomato paste, onions, hot peppers and spices, usually served with some kind of protein. Popular throughout West Africa, the recipe for Jollof Rice varies wildly depending on where you are. And of course, each country thinks that they have the best Jollof rice, and it has inspired years of heated debate (and even a rap song). In Nigeria, the dish is also typically accompanies by fried plantains and moin moin, a spicy side made from black eyed peas. You can find recipes for Jollof rice from All Nigerian Recipes, Sisi Jemimah and Ev’s Eats.
Goat Egusi with fufu by HC
Egusi soup doesn’t have as wide of a range in Africa, and is made from the ground seeds of Egusi melon, palm oil, dried fish, and leafy greens (in many cases bitterleaf). Unlike Jollof rice, Egusi may be a little harder to find, unless you live by a Nigerian market, but thank goodness for the internet. Egusi soup is usually served with fufu (boiled and pounded cassava) that helps sop up the soup. You can find recipes for Egusi soup at Demand Africa, All Nigerian Recipes, and All Nigerian Foods. Though we have tried both of these dishes, our hearts are with Jollof rice, one of our favorite West African dishes, yum! Of course, Nigerian cuisine is is full of delicious dishes, so don’t stop with just these two.
So what is the national dish of Brazil, the host of the 2016 Olympic games? Feijoada – a hearty stew of sausage, carne seca, various cuts of pork and black beans. This is the type of post that we are surprised we did not write earlier – living in Brazil, feijoada is an integral part of the national cuisine and culture. Feijoada is the type of slow-simmered dish that you make on weekends for your family a la “Sunday gravy” in Italian families. On a larger scale, samba schools in Rio hold highly-anticipated “feijoada” for their entire communities and there is food, music and merriment. The whole point is that you don’t make feijoada alone, it is group endeavor. Legend has it that feijoada originated as a way to use up all the “other” parts of the animal after the good cuts had been used (or were too expensive to buy in the first place), but that theory has been disputed by some that see the dish as a more direct descendent of Portuguese stews. A really traditional feijoada will include ingrediants like pig trotters and ears, but there are a hundred variations, and everyone has a slightly different spin. Taste of Brazil has a traditional version and Maria Brazil and Simply Recipes have versions with ingredients you can find in most grocery stores.
When researching the national dish of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, one of the countries represented on the Refugee Olympic Team, we found a few dishes vying for the top spot. First up was Fufu/Bukari, an almost ubiquitous cassava mash used to sop up foods. However, Fufu is popular across a wide swath of Africa, so that didn’t seem distinct enough to be a national dish. Another contender was Pondu/Saka-Saka , cassava leaves in palm oil, but it is really more of a side dish. However, after some additional sleuthing, the main course that seemed to be the most widely-accepted national dish of the DRC is Poulet à la Moambé (Chicken Moambe), which is also considered the national dish of Gambia and Angola. We understand why it is widely beloved, we have tried this hearty, peanut-y soup before and it is delicious! Chicken Moambe is made with ingredients you’ll be able to find almost anywhere – bone-in chicken, peanut butter, palm oil and tomatoes – see recipes from African American Kitchen and Chef Bolek. If you want to go the whole nine yards you can accompany it with Fufu and Pondu!
One thing we love about NYC is that there is food from literally corner of the globe. However, even for us, finding a Bhutanese restaurant is something of a coup. Bhutan is a notoriously difficult country to enter and doesn’t have a very large population, but there is a small Bhutanese community in NYC, as evidenced by Bhutanese Ema Datsi (67-21 Woodside Ave., Woodside (Queens), NY 11377).
For our last post about the cuisine from debut Winter Olympic countries, we bring you the Caribbean island nation of Dominica, who has two entrants this year, husband and wife cross-country skiers, Angelica and Gary di Silvestri. In an interesting turn of events, there was actually a vote held to pick the national food of Dominica, which seems awfully official. Mountain chicken (actually a giant frog) used to be the unofficial national dish, but the frog is now on the conservation list, so a new dish had to be selected. The new dish, chosen by vote, was Callaloo, a stew made with leafy greens. Though spinach can be used, the dish earns its name from the callaloo plant, a local name for amaranth or taro leaves. A preparation of Callaloo with crab (another recipe here) is particularly common in Dominica, though callaloo is eaten in other Caribbean countries. Due to this, the mountain chicken still has some proponents who hold that it is really a more representative dish from Dominica. What do you think?
East Timor is one of the world’s youngest counties, established only in 2002. However, it is already sending its first athlete to the winter Olympics, skier Yohan Goutt-Goncalves. Seafood is key in the national diet in this island nation, and culinary influence from Portugal and Indonesia is strongly felt. The national dish of East Timor is Ikan Pepes / Pepes Ikan (Ikan means ‘fish’ and pepes is the cooking technique), fish steamed with chili sauce in a banana leaf. Sounds pretty good! Here are two recipes for Ikan Pepes from Latitudes and Good Chef Bad Chef, which include ginger, garlic and turmeric in the aromatic fish marinade. We love foods cooked with this technique and it is a shame we haven’t tried to do it yet – maybe Ikan Pepes will be our first attempt. Fortunately, our favorite grocery store carries banana leaves.
Malta, a Mediterranean island nation. has one competitor in their debut Olympics, skier Elise Pellegrin. Malta’s cuisine is influenced by France, Spain, Italy and even England. The national dish of the country is Stuffat Tal-Fenek, a stewed rabbit dish in a red wine an tomato sauce. Apparently rabbit is hugely popular in Malta, and a dinner where rabbit is consumed is called a fenkata. One legend behind the dish was that it was originally developed as an act of resistance to hunting restrictions placed on the island (which were removed by the 18th century). I Love Food.MT has a recipe for Stuffat Tal-Fenek, and Gourmet Worrier has a recipe with a particularly elegant presentation.
This year, Winter Olympics newcomer Togo has two athletes competing in Sochi, skiiers Alessia Afi Dipol and Mathilde-Amivi Petitjean. We were also super interested to learn that there was a sizable Togolese population in Madison, Wisconsin. Togo is a tiny country and shares a lot with its neighbors, culinary. However, in our search for some classic Togolese dishes, Pâté and Fufu. Fufu, and similar dishes are popular throughout West Africa. In Togo, Fufu is made from pounded yams, and serves as a perfect startch to accompany any meal. Pâté is similar to fufu, but is made from cornmeal. Both Pâté and Fufu are usually served with some other sort of stew or sauce. CeltNet has a nice array of some tasty Togolese entrees that would be great with Pâté and Fufu including Chicken and Peanuts and Palm Soup.
Zimbabwe is competing in the Winter Olympics for the first time in Sochi, with Alpine skiier Luke Steyn, and we are excited to learn more about the country’s national dish and cuisine. The national dish of Zimbabwe is widely considered to Sadza, a versatile, porridge-y cornmeal dish that can be served with almost any entree. CNN notes it as one of their 15 favorite dishes in Africa. Zimbo Kitchen has variety of Sadza recipes, as well as a wonderful selection of other recipes from Zimbabwe, you should definitely check them out.
Until a few days ago, every medal won by the country of Malaysia had been won by a male in badminton,. That all changed with 19 year-old Pandelela Rinong, who won a bronze medal in women’s 10 meter platform diving. Rinong was also the flag-bearer for her country at the opening ceremony, and it is easy to see why: the interview she conduced with NBC reporters after winning her medal could have been a commercial for the Malaysian tourism board, with Rinong endlessly beaming with pride over being Malaysian.
The national dish of Malaysia is Nasi Lemak, a rice-based dish cooked in coconut milk and served on a pandan leaf. The name translates to “rich” or “fatty” rice, a name derived from the cooking process: the rice is steamed and simmered in coconut milk, giving it a rich and creamy texture and flavor. That done, the nasi lemak is served with any number of accompaniments, depending on the time of day (it can be breakfast, lunch, or dinner): this usually includes sambal, along with sliced cucumber, hard-boiled egg, anchovies (usually fried), roasted peanuts, and meat. Then, just mix and match the flavors any way you wish! We can only assume the dish is plentiful at all times of day on Jalan Alor, the main eating street in Kuala Lumpur, but unfortunately we did not sample it on our 12-hour layover tour of KL in 2010. We’ll have to go back – Pandelela, want to take us on a tour of your capital? You seem just like the person to do it!
Congratulation to Nijel Amos of Botswana, who earned the first-ever medal for his home nation by finishing second in the men’s 800 meters! In celebration of his achievement, we learned a little about Seswaa, arguably Botswana’s national dish. Seswaa (also called Chotlho) is a mashed-meat stew, often reserved for special occasions. It’s preparation is simple: typically cooked by men, chunks of meat are slowly simmered in salt and water in a three-legged iron pot (like the ones pictured below courtesy of our friend Brendan). Margarita’s international recipes has a rather humorous recollection of trying to pound the meat with a wooden spoon to produce the desired result, but with little luck – for her, the gristle seemed to prevent a proper pounding, so she had to resort to shredding instead.
And if you don’t want to try Seswaa or one of the any other great Botswana dishes, you should give a Mopane worm a try!
Kirani James of Grenada delivered his country’s first gold in medal in style with what looked like an effortless win in the 400 meter dash. Though we are fans of Caribbean cuisine, tiny Grenada tends to fly under the radar of other larger nation’s cuisines like Trinidad and Jamaica. The national dish of the country is the colorfully-named Oildown or (Oil Down), a fact even corroborated by the government of Grenada. Oildown is a stew made with coconut milk with a variety of salted meat or fish, dumplings, saffron, dasheen (taro leaves), breadfruit and whatever veggies may suit your fancy. At its core, oildown seems to be a cousin of the Brazilian moqueca, another stew with a coconut milk base.
Oildown in Production by SnarkleMotion
So where does it get its name? According to popular legend, the name of oildown comes from the cooking of the veggies in the coconut milk, where most of the milk gets absorbed, leaving the oil behind. Like any good dish, the best oildown is made by everyone’s grandma or mom, and in a tradition we quite enjoy, it is best enjoyed when made on the beach. Not to be confined to the borders of Grenada, there are even Trinidadian versions of Oildown.
Until about a week ago, Team GB had all but struck-out in the medal department at their home Olympics. Fast forward half a fortnight, and their 16 golds places them third on the overall list, as well as garnering them today’s national dish highlight at ETW – chicken tikka masala. Wikipedia offers this succinct definition: “Chicken tikka masala is chicken tikka, chunks of chicken marinated in spices and yogurt, that is then baked in a tandoor oven, [and] served in a masala (‘mixture of spices’) sauce.” The recipes variations are as wide-ranging as its origin histories, but nothing obscures its popularity. Recently Robin Cook, the British Foreign Secretary, declared chicken tikka masala as the new national dish of the United Kingdom. Today, 1 in 7 of all curries sold in Britain are tikka masala, and it is the most popular restaurant dish in the country. But while tikka masala is unquestionably popular in Britain, and has been declared the national dish, its transnational origins reveal a fascinatingly complex and controversial history.
Chicken Tikka Masala at Akbar’s Indian Restaurant in Santa Monica, CA.
Pabellón Criollo from Wikipedia
Many congratulations to fencer Rubén Limardo, winner of Venezuela’s first Olympic gold medal since the 1968 Mexico City games. In honor of this achievement, it’s time for some Venezuelan food! When we think of Venezuelan cuisine what immediately comes to mind are arepas – filled pockets of corn dough that strike the perfect carb-to-filling ratio. Though arepas are popular – the quintessential Venezuelan dish is Pabellón criollo (which translates roughly to “Creole Flag”) – a comforting dish of rice and beans with shredded beef. Similar variants of the mother dish of rice and beans are popular throughout South and Central America, as well as the Caribbean. Fried plantains are also an essential component of Pabellón criollo and for a variation, you can get your dish served with a fried egg, which is called a caballo (“on horseback”). The secret to the dish, however, is in the sofrito, the fragrant triumvirate of bell pepper, onion and garlic. What’s for Eats has a delicious-sounding recipe as does Venezuela cooking (with each component broken into a separate recipe)– seems like good party food!
Beshbarmak photo from PeretzP
In the early morning hours on the first full day of the 2012 Olympics we saw Kazakh athlete Alexandr Vinokurov win the men’s cycling road race. In honor of this feat we decided to do a little feature on Kazakh food, especially the national dish, Beshbarmak. The name means “five fingers,” and as this implies, the dish is usually eaten by hand, and is a favorite for special events like weddings. It is usually made with horse meat (owing to the traditionally nomadic nature of the country), potatoes, onions and very wide noodle sheets. The dish is also popular in Kyrgyzstan, where it is also claimed as a national dish. Foodista has a recipe for Beshbarmak using the more conventional for western tastes choice of lamb.

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Journalists emerging from a closed-door briefing at the White House Friday afternoon were informed that President Barack Obama won't insist that a U.N. resolution governing Syria's surrender of chemical weapons include a threat of military force if President Bashar Assad doesn't follow through.
Reports sourced to "senior administration officials" began emerging moments after the journalists were seen coming out of the White House session.
"Obama will not insist on UN threat of force to ensure that Syria lives up to CW deal but will seek other consequences, officials said," New York Times reporter Peter Baker said on Twitter. CNN and NBC carried similar reports, with the Los Angeles Times attributing the news specifically to "a background briefing."
According to the reporters, Obama aides did say that Obama would retain the right to consider military action even if such language isn't in the U.N. agreement.
Friday afternoons are renowned in Washington as a time to disclose news that sources hope will receive minimum attention from the media. The briefing on Syria, which POLITICO did not attend, was apparently conducted on the condition that the officials not be named and that no direct quotes be used.
Asked for comment on the reports, a White House spokeswoman spoke of "consequences" for Syria if it doesn't abide by the resolution, but said nothing about a decision by Obama to acquiesce in language that would not include military force as part of the enforcement mechanism.
"We are not going to pre-judge the outcome of negotiations that are just beginning in New York. The United States has been clear that for any effort to be credible it must be verifiable and include consequences for noncompliance," National Security Council spokeswoman Bernadette Meehan said.
Obama has sometimes decried tension between public and private White House messaging in Middle East diplomacy. In a passage from a 2009 speech on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the president promised to "say in public what we say in private."


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May 2006. Basic construction completed!
After having made models of winch boats as a boy (he calls these "pull toys"), Doug revives his art 30 years later, donating his model to the OSMRM!
June 2006. Doug's daughter Rose applying hull paint.
Finished! June 2006.
Little Ancaster has a steel anchor that was made about 25 years ago by my good friend and neighbour Aldei Lafrance. Aldei worked as a mechanic on the boats and replaced many a bottom on several of the boats during the winter months. He made me two anchors while he was working for the CIP at Baskatong. I also put a strong tow cord and a steel hook made from a nail like I used to do when I was a kid.
Jan. 9th, 2008, in Steve Briggs' optometry office in Owen Sound.
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Last time Sabrina Spellman was on screen, she vowed to get her boyfriend back from hell. In the start of part three, which premiered on Jan. 24, the audience catches up with the Fright Club immediately going through a portal to save Nicholas Scratch.
This scenario set the scene for the rest of the season. Across the eight episodes, the audience is constantly on the edge of their seats waiting to see what happens next and aggressively clicking “next episode” on Netflix.
“This season had a really nice pace,” junior psychology major Angelique Lewis said. “I felt like I really had to finish it.”
Lewis continued on to describe that one of her favorite aspects of this season is all of the relationships and watching the characters grow or fall apart.
“I did like that Harvey and Roz were together and I liked that Theo was finally in a relationship with Robin because we could see him truly come to who he is,” Lewis said.
Lewis also discussed how she wished there was more of an insight into Ambrose and Prudence’s relationship and she hopes to see Dr. Cee and Hilda get married as they planned.
According to Collider, having Sabrina’s friends being more involved is what made this season great, “Season three makes the best use of Sabrina’s human friends yet, looping them into the main plot more directly.”
In the middle of the season, Sabrina and Nick break-up because Nick feels too damaged from being in hell and trapped with Sabrina’s father, the devil. This allowed for an interesting subplot leading to the realization that Harvey and Sabrina still have some feelings for each other.
Due to Sabrina being single, Lewis was hoping for a Caliban, the wannabe ruler of Hell, and Sabrina relationship as their on-and-off-again banter makes it very easy to root for them.
“I would really like to see what Caliban could’ve offered her,” Lewis said.
Despite enjoying this season, Lewis thought that Sabrina was getting annoying because she was doing stupid things that she could have avoided.
Collider agrees with Lewis’s point of view, stating, “Sabrina has never once made a tactically smart decision. Sabrina consistently seems hell-bent on making bad decisions all the time.”
Sophomore business management major Natalie Wilson thinks the opposite and believes that Sabrina is just a “badass.”
Despite embracing the show, Wilson sometimes find it hard to watch sometimes due to her religion.
“I’m very Catholic and the show is very demonic and dark,” Wilson said.
According to IGN, this is something the show has improved upon this season: “We get solid horror action and generally gorgeous and gory chaos.”
Senior psychology major Emma Turnbach also thinks that the show is dark, but is a “sucker” for the teen romance.
“Even though the show is too dark, it’s enticing. It’s like a book I would read but instead in TV form,” Turnbach said.
As most season finales do, “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” left the audience with many questions. Some are wondering what problems the time paradox Sabrina created will have, if we’ve seen the last of Caliban and, of course, what’s next with all the romances?
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Organize all the items in your first aid kit so that when disaster strikes, you don't waste precious seconds looking for a certain item. The kit itself should also be portable enough so you can easily and quickly bring it with you when treating an injured person.
You can use a large fishing tackle box to organize the supplies in your first aid kit. Place large items in the bottom of the box, then keep smaller items organized in the trays.
Elastic bandages – Use elastic bandages for a sprain or torn ligament. You can also use on to secure a splint in place.
Eye cup – Debris that can scratch the eye can be serious and chemical exposure can cause blindness. Use an eye cup to flush the eyes of the patient. If you have enough space in your kit, include a full eye flush kit.
Hemostats – Use a hemostat to close a vein if the patient has a severed limb. This will help prevent is essential to prevent fatal amounts of blood loss. A hemostat can save a life.
Medical scissors – Use a sharp pair of medical scissors to cut off jeans from a wounded patient or to remove bandages.
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Thermometer – A severe infection or illness can cause a fever and knowing the temperature of the patient matters. If a fever gets over 102 F, apply emergency cooling measures.
Tourniquet – A one-handed tourniquet can be easily applied and adjusted to the right tightness.
Tweezers – You'll need tweezers to remove small contaminants from wounds.
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During The Jubal Show's daily vibration, Alex Fresh gives a one-card tarot reading. Tarot is like a horoscope and can be used to give insight and guidance during the day.
Today Alex pulled the Chariot which represents overcoming conflicts and moving forward in a positive direction! Learn more about how this card affects the world and your life by listening to the podcast below!
Over the last couple of weeks, the daily vibration cards have been associated with self-reflection and taking action in a positive manner, even if it’s the harder route complete with those tough conversations and difficult decisions.
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Pennsylvania Grant Deed
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Grant Deed for Real Estate Located in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania, title to real property can be transferred from one party to another by executing a grant deed, but the state does not include an official form in the statutes. Use a grant deed to transfer a fee simple interest with covenants that the title is free of any encumbrances (except for those stated in the deed) and that the grantor holds an interest in the property and is free to convey it. The word "grant" in the conveyancing clause typically signifies a grant deed.
A lawful grant deed includes the grantor's full name, mailing address, and marital status; the consideration given for the transfer; and the grantee's full name, mailing address, marital status, and vesting. Vesting describes how the grantee holds title to the property. Generally, real property is owned in either sole ownership or in co-ownership. For Pennsylvania residential property, the primary methods for holding title are tenancy in common, joint tenancy, and tenancy by entirety. A conveyance of real estate to two or more persons creates a tenancy in common, unless otherwise stated (68 Pa.C.S. Section 110). A tenancy by entirety is available for spouses, and must be explicitly stated. In Pennsylvania, any property acquired by either spouse while married is presumed to be marital property "regardless of whether title is held individually or by the parties in some form of co-ownership" (23 Pa.C.S. Section 3501). Consult a lawyer for guidance on marital property implications.
As with any conveyance of realty, a grant deed requires a complete legal description of the parcel. Recite the prior deed reference to maintain a clear chain of title, and detail any restrictions associated with the property. Finally, the form must meet all state and local standards for recorded documents. The completed deed must be signed by the grantor (and his or her spouse, if applicable) in the presence of a notary.
All deeds in Pennsylvania require a certificate of residence. This certificate ensures the accuracy of the information used for updating the billing address for property tax bills and assessment notices, and should contain addresses recognized by the USPS. Enter the full name and mailing addresses of both the grantee and the tax bill recipient. The certificate must be signed by the grantee or the grantee's agent.
Any deed pertaining to an interest in real property for which a coal severance applies requires a notice pursuant to 52 Pa.C.S. 1551 (as part of the Conveyance Document Notice of Coal or Surface Support Severance Law). Any deed pertaining to an interest in real property situated in a Pennsylvania county in which bituminous coal has been found and separately assessed for taxation requires an additional notice signed by the grantee pursuant to 52 Pa.C.S. 1406.14 (as part of the Bituminous Mine Subsidence and Land Conservation Act). Note on the face of the deed whether the instrument requires either notice. Contact a lawyer to review the specific situation and ensure the deed contains all required notices.
Pennsylvania levies a Realty Transfer Tax based on the consideration paid, which is due upon recording. If the transfer is exempt from the tax, state the reason for the exemption on the face of the deed. See 61 Pa.C.S. 91.193(6) for a list of exemptions.
All deeds require a Statement of Value Form. Some counties require multiple copies. Contact the recorder for more information. Deeds falling under the jurisdiction of more than one municipality must stipulate the division of transfer taxes.
Some Pennsylvania counties require that deeds be submitted to the assessor prior to recording. Contact the local recording office to verify correct recording procedure. Record the original completed deed, along with any additional materials, at the Recorder of Deeds' office in the county where the property is located. (The City of Philadelphia handles recording for property in city limits.)
This article is provided for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney. Contact a lawyer with questions about grant deeds, or for any other issues related to the transfer of real property in Pennsylvania.

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My name is Peyton. I’m a college student, attending a university right in my home-state of Kentucky (or, should I say, ‘My Old Kentucky Home?’) I love to write, read, and spend time with friends and family. In terms of what I enjoy writing, I love to sit down and tell stories in the realms of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and plain-old Fiction.
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