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As mentioned, the British used to love him. These days, people avoid talking about him most of the time, so it is hard to get a good read. This Guardian article is the best articulation I've found of British opinion on Obama. If I were to weave together all the offhand comments, overheard mutterings, mini conversations, I think this is the picture that emerges:
But one of the most curious things about those who support him most is not their disappointments – given their high hopes for him, that's to be expected – but their enduring devotion in the face of those disappointments. It's as though each single disillusionment is consumed as its own discrete letdown. String them together and you have not a narrative of failing to deliver on promises, but a litany of isolated, separate chapters – each with its own caveats, exceptions and explanations....The article, and remember this is The Guardian, the leftist/progressive paper, goes on to describe the contradiction of the "enduring devotion":
The strange thing is that much of what Europeans loathed about the Bush era remains intact even as Obama prepares to run for a second term. Guantánamo is still open, rendition continues, there are more troops in Afghanistan and still troops in Iraq.
This could be overstated. Obama's statement on the Middle East last Friday shifts US policy on the region closer to Europe's than it has been for more than a decade. But that wouldn't be the first time he's delivered an impressive speech and then failed to follow through.
Moreover, Europe is implicated in many of the areas where foreign policy has stalled. Part of the problem with Guantánamo is that European governments refused to take many of the prisoners. Some applauded America's intensification of the war in Afghanistan even as they planned to unilaterally draw down their own troops.
"The problem is he's asking for roughly the same things President Bush asked for and President Bush didn't get them, not because he was a boorish diplomat or a cowboy," Peter Feaver, a former adviser to Bush now at Duke University, told the New York Times in 2009. "If that were the case, bringing in the sophisticated, urbane President Obama would have solved the problem. President Bush didn't get them because these countries had good reasons for not giving them."
Either way, Obama's principal defence abroad, as it is at home, is that things were bad when he arrived and would be worse if he went. This is true. But it falls far short of the inspiring rhetoric that accompanied his rise to power. Not so much "Yes we can" as "Could be worse".
European political elites have long been frustrated. "Maybe this is an overstatement, but I see this [European tour] as an opportunity for a reset of the European relationship," Heather Conley, director of the Europe programme at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, told the Washington Post. "European leaders have really been struggling with where they fit. They had enormous expectations for this president, but they're now wondering, 'Is it that different after all?'"
But this has yet to filter down in any discernible way. So when he has delivered so little, why do Europeans love him so much? Many of the original reasons still stand. He still isn't George Bush, although how long that negative qualification remains meaningful is a moot point....
Smart, charismatic, telegenic and unencumbered by sleaze Obama still, by comparison [to Europe's leaders], represents the possibility of a popular form of electoral politics led by intelligent and public-spirited citizens as opposed to opportunists, egomaniacs and sleazemongers. It's as though his proven ability to articulate the source and scope of problems has enabled some people to look past his inability to provide a solution for them.
But in many ways Europe's Obamaphilia has always been as much a reflection of its weaknesses as his strengths. Like royalists in search of a benevolent monarch in whom they could invest great hopes but over whom they had no democratic control, they have sought not to leverage their own power but instead to trust in somebody else's....
European's attitudes towards Obama tell us more about Europe than they do about the US president. And what they say about both is not particularly impressive.


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One of the many reasons I love baking is being able to share my creations with those I love, my friends and family, and spread the love. So, when my bestie, Eliza (who is still in school – poor her!), invited me to celebrate her birthday with her at college, I jumped at the chance to bake her a cake.
Eliza and I have a lot in common. For one, we both love peanut butter and chocolate, especially in the form of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup! That’s why her cake of choice was a Peanut Butter Chocolate Cheesecake.
Since I also made a second cheesecake (White Chocolate Raspberry – recipe to come!), I wanted an easy recipe that didn’t require too many ingredients. After some research, I compiled this recipe from a few difference sources (listed below). What I created was a rich, flavorful cheesecake filled with yummy peanut butter cream cheese filling and topped with chocolate ganache and peanut butter frosting. It’s like a Reese’s cup in cheesecake form!
Peanut Butter Chocolate Cheesecake
- Homemade or store-bought graham or Oreo crust (9 inch) – I used Ready Crust Reduced Fat Graham crust because I couldn’t find an Oreo crust and buying a crust saved me time.
Peanut Butter Filling
- 12 oz cream cheese, at room temp – I used 4 oz Neufchatel (1/3 Less Fat Cream Cheese) and 8 oz nonfat cream cheese.
- 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 eggs
- 4 oz semisweet chocolate, chopped – I used chocolate chips
- 1 tbsp butter
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
Peanut Butter Frosting
- 1/6 cup smooth peanut butter
- 3/2 cup powdered sugar
- 3/4 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 tbsp cup milk (plus more to achieve desired consistency)
Any additional decorations – I used semisweet chocolate chips and a Reese’s cup
Preheat oven to 350F degrees.
For the peanut butter cheesecake filling…
Reduce the speed to low and add eggs one at a time, beating until combined after each addition.
Pour filling over crust.
Bake until the sides of the cheesecake are set and the middle just slightly jiggles, about 35-40 minutes.
The edges of mine browned a bit because my oven doesn’t bake very evenly (and I forgot to turn the cake half-way through baking). Yours don’t need to be browned like mine.
While cooling, the raised, “puffy” cheesecake filling sunk in a bit. This is normal. After cooling, it looked like this:
For the chocolate topping…
Pour the chocolate evenly over the tart. Do so slowly, so the chocolate doesn’t pour over the sides.
Refrigerate until set, at least 4 hours or overnight.
Using the amounts outlined in the ingredients, follow the instructions for the frosting from my Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Cupcakes w/Peanut Butter Frosting recipe.
Decorate as you wish. Be creative! I used the frosting, semisweet chocolate chips, and a Reese’s Cup.
This slice is 1/16 of the cake.
I hope you enjoyed this recipe. Please leave a comment. I love hearing from you! If you try this recipe, tell me how it goes.
Question: What is your favorite type and flavor of cake?
My favorite “traditional” cake is probably moist chocolate cake with raspberry filling and lots of chocolate frosting. I am also a huge believe in the power of sprinkles. Sprinkles make anything better! My favorite flavor of cheesecake is, you guessed it, peanut butter and chocolate!

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The sport designers at id Software throw you into the fireplace early on with Doom Eternal. You can see that on this video of my gameplay of the primary 21 minutes or so of Bethesda’s huge sport, which debuts on March 20 on the consoles, Stadia, and the PC.
You need to discover ways to get competent with a shotgun early, and also you study the leveling system for bettering your weapons, your firing modes, and tips on how to gather assets.
In Doom Eternal, there’s no tenting or hiding or stealth play. You need to run into the open and preserve transferring. Sometimes you’ll see assets mendacity on the bottom. But you primarily gather what you want — various kinds of ammo, armor, chainsaw gasoline, and well being — by killing demons.
And it’s a must to keep in mind to combine it up. If you utilize your chainsaw on a demon, it’s going to drop ammo. If you kill it with a Glory Kill (melee) whereas it’s staggered (or shocked), then you’ll be able to choose up the well being it drops. If you fireplace your flame belch at a demon, it’s going to drop some armor. And once you kill that demon, it’s going to drop much more. And in case you do a Blood Punch, or melee after you’ve had a Glory Kill, you may get gasoline.
If you’ll be able to keep in mind to at all times preserve altering the way you kill the demons, you’ll fare properly in Doom Eternal. If you run out of certainly one of these assets, you’re useless.
There’s an excellent tutorial system that reveals individuals (sure, even gamers like me) tips on how to study to combat. But it’s additionally acquired lots of motion and also you get a way for the urgency of your mission on the similar time. Overall, it’s a fantastic starting. Check it out.

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FBI whistle-blower Sibel Edmonds was described as "the most gagged person in the history of the United States" by the American Civil Liberties Union. Was the Sunday Times pressured to drop its investigation into her revelations?
By Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed
Posted on Thursday, May 16, 2013
A whistleblower has revealed extraordinary information on the U.S. government’s support for international terrorist networks and organised crime. The government has denied the allegations yet gone to extraordinary lengths to silence her. Her critics have derided her as a fabulist and fabricator. But now comes word that some of her most serious allegations were confirmed by a major European newspaper only to be squashed at the request of the U.S. government.
November 21, 2012
Presidential Memorandum -- National Insider Threat Policy and Minimum Standards for Executive Branch Insider Threat Programs
MEMORANDUM FOR THE HEADS OF EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES
SUBJECT: National Insider Threat Policy and Minimum Standards for Executive Branch Insider Threat Programs
This Presidential Memorandum transmits the National Insider Threat Policy and Minimum Standards for Executive Branch Insider Threat Programs (Minimum Standards) to provide direction and guidance to promote the development of effective insider threat programs within departments and agencies to deter, detect, and mitigate actions by employees who may represent a threat to national security. These threats encompass potential espionage, violent acts against the Government or the Nation, and unauthorized disclosure of classified information, including the vast amounts of classified data available on interconnected United States Government computer networks and systems.
The Obama administration has the worst track record when it comes to prosecuting whistleblowers. Obama once claimed he'd work hard to have a transparent government, but many have faced retaliation for revealing controversial government information. Sibel Edmonds, a former FBI translator and government whistleblower, waited 340 days for FBI clearance of her memoir but finally released it on her own, without any redactions or approval. It indicts high treason and intentional deception in the highest levels of government. Edmonds, founder of the National Security Whistleblowers Coalition, joins Abby Martin in the RT studio to discuss.
"A companion video for "Almost Gone" -- a new song by legendary singer-songwriter Graham Nash and musician James Raymond (son of David Crosby) -- is being released today [12/14/11] in support of accused U.S. Army whistleblower Bradley Manning. The free download is available on Nash's website (www.grahamnash.com) and the Bradley Manning Support Network site www.bradleymanning.org. "
"His most attractive claim, which is irresistible for believers in conspiracy, is that 9/11 was a false flag operation--which is true. But, for such a smart guy, he can't seem to come to any logical conclusions that leads him to suspect there is systematic evil lurking deep in the government that is capable of doing such an act. To him this seems to be something "new" and disturbing. But without the proper and broader implications of the 9/11 attack, which point to a much larger conspiracy against liberty, his charges are shallow.


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No sooner than No Mean City ends another Americana themed festival hits Glasgow in the shape of Glasgow Americana hosted by Fallen Angels promoter Kevin Morris. Packed into a week of mouth-watering gigs in a variety of venues this years event sees stellar names such as Israel Gripka Nash, Slaid Cleaves, Laura Cantrell, Darden Smith, Madison Violet, Devon Sproule, My Darling Clementine, Anna Coogan and Dean Owens appearing. The week culminates in a tribute evening celebrating Gram Parsons featuring James Grant, Roddy Hart, Madison Violet, Ben Glover, My Darling Clementine, The Parsonage Choir and The City Sinners.
The Parsons tribute night and the Cleaves show are already sold out so folk intending to attend any of the other shows would be well advised to head over to the website and book their seats now. In the meantime we thought we’d delve into some of the wares likely to be on sale at the various gigs.
We’ve already mentioned the excellent new release from Slaid Cleaves and the latest live offering from Madison Violet while Anna Coogan has long been one of our favourites. However it’s with a degree of serendipity that albums from My Darling Clementine and Israel Nash Gripka have recently dropped into the Blabber’n’Smoke mailbox with both of them boding well for their Glasgow appearances.
My Darling Clementine are husband and wife team, Michael Weston King (ex The Good Sons) and Lou Dalgleish and their album, The Reconciliation? is a celebration of classic country male/female duets with some southern soul thrown in for good measure. It’s not a pun to say that this effort appears to be a labour of love as everything about it appears to have been well crafted from the song writing and magnificent playing to the superb packaging that has a faded and scuffed vinyl album patina looking like the sort of platter one might find in a charity store bin. King and Dalgliesh spar and croon as well as any of their forebears including Tammy and George, Dolly and Porter and even Emmylou and Gram while the music flits from honky tonk to tear jerking Nashville rhinestone ballads and soul farm grit with backing from Richard Hawley’s band for the most part. There are no happy songs here although the final cut Miracle Mabel tells of the birth of King and Dalgleish’s daughter with a fine tenderness. The majority of the songs are about breakups and divorce (Unhappily Ever After featuring a guest vocal from Kinky Friedman standing out) and while there’s a barb in some of the lyrics where they strip away the showbiz tears and schmaltz and reveal the reality of domestic abuse and alcoholism ( No Matter What Tammy Said (I Won’t Stand By Him) for example stands Wynette’s melodrama on its head as Dalgleish abandons her man) listening to the album one could almost be sitting in a flea bit bar with a great jukebox belting out each of the songs here and quietly shedding a tear in one’s beer. Magnificent.
Israel Nash Gripka has been well regarded for some time with his two previous releases garnering favourable reviews. Now ditching the Gripka he unveils his latest offering Israel Nash’s Rain Plans following a relocation from his native Missouri to Austin Texas. God knows what Austin has done to him but if he could bottle it he’d make a fortune as this album astounds from start to finish. Nash wallows in the sumptuous sound that characterised the glory days of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young with particular emphasis on the Young contribution. In addition there is a sweeping pedal steel vista that hovers over and around some visceral guitar work that sends shivers up the spine evoking Jerry Garcia’s work on Crosby’s seminal work If Only I Could Remember My Name. All of this might mark Nash as a mere copyist or revivalist but the sheer beauty of some of the songs here soon overwhelms any such thoughts with the middle eight and outro in Myer Canyon in particular stunning the listener into a state of awe. Guitars weave and wander with a ferocity and lyricism that defies description and he repeats this throughout the album and there’s a moment in the title song where the guitars fizz and burn just like the best firework you’ve ever seen. Rather than go through this album song by song it’s sufficient to say that it burns brightly and holds its freak flag high and is a contender for the album of the year. If Nash can deliver even a tenth of this energy live then his show will be incandescent.
Check out the Glasgow Americana website

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“When I’m walking in His calling for my life, ‘success’ has a very different definition.” This statement by Pepper Basham skipped around in my heart until I was finally asking myself—What is ‘success’ to God? How does it differ from the view in my mind?
In this life perspective is everything. Two people can be staring at the same piece of art and glean vastly different interpretations. How often does that happen with us and God? Like when I was a teen and volunteered in church. At first it was new and fresh, but then it turned monotonous. But where I had begun to view it as a task or chore, God saw it as an opportunity to share His love, His message.
You see, totally different.
Proverbs 16:3 says, “Roll your works upon the Lord [commit and trust them wholly to Him; He will cause your thoughts to become agreeable to His will, and] so shall your plans be established and succeed.”
Oh friend, there is so much in that verse. First to give over our works to the Lord. It’s so easy to hover over our endeavors, be the master of our own handiwork, but there’s something freeing in releasing them to the One who, in reality, gave you the ability to complete the work in the first place. When you hand it over, you’ll find it’s for your benefit and others. Like pruning a fruit tree to bear even more. If we hold onto our fruit, we’ll never grow, never produce like He intended us to.
Then He’ll cause our thoughts to become agreeable to His will. What if our desires could mesh with His, our vision blending so we could see from His viewpoint? When that occurs then…our plans are established and succeed. It all works together in a beautiful fluid motion. When we see from his perspective success takes on a whole new meaning.
For example, down here in Rachel-land, success had meant fabulous things like a promotion for hubby, paying off our mortgage, and oh, landing that a book contract or ten ;). But even if I gain all those things on earth…heaven is silent. Yes, God doesn’t object to blessing His children, (every good gift comes from Him, James 1:17) but what stirs the roar of rejoicing in heaven? The conversion of the heart. Where we place value on perishable things He places worth on something eternal, bought by the blood of His Son- the human soul.
In James, mankind is referred to as the precious fruit of the earth. Oh, if we only comprehended the expansive love He directs toward us. I want to get to that place where it’s no longer what I want, but what He wants. For His will to be done through my life. For His compassion to flow through my actions. For His words to flow through my voice. In writing, for His words to flow through my fingertips.
And at the end of it all, to hear, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”
That my friend, is success.
*Pepper Basham’s statement was taken from The Writer’s Alley blog. If you’re interested in fabulous posts about writing and life click here. *
And the winner of last week’s BLOGIVERSARY giveaway is…Sharon Connell! Congrats, Sharon, you just won an ebook of Susan May Warren’s latest release Rescue me.

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As governments in Alberta, Ontario and B.C. plan to increase their minimum wage to $15 an hour, it’s fair to say the move has stirred up some emotions. On one side, proponents argue it’s a righteous campaign to bring fairness to exploited dishwashers and cashiers. On the other side, free-enterprise types see it as a wrongheaded crusade to force employers to pay workers more than they’re worth.
But there are differences between what a minimum wage should do, and what it can do.
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Whatever your moral arguments, below are some of the cold, hard economic findings that may squash some of the more sunny promises of a “living wage.”
When you make things more expensive, people buy less of it
Many of the Canadian governments now backing a $15 minimum wage are also supporting a carbon tax. The principle of the carbon tax, of course, is that people will buy less fossil fuels if those fuels cost more. There’s no reason to believe the same principle doesn’t apply to workers. Labour, after all, is just another input into the cost of running a business. If a law were passed that suddenly made avocados more expensive, few would be surprised if restaurants started going easier on the guacamole. When diesel prices go up, it’s expected that trucking companies will start trying to increase their fleet’s fuel efficiency. Similarly, if a worker is more expensive, it’s rational to expect that employers will be more hesitant to hire them.


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Things to Do Before Leaving New Brunswick
Before you leave the area, take time to do these things that the province is known for:
- Whale watching in the Bay of Fundy — it’s a prime spot for lots of marine wildlife including humpback whales, blue whales, orcas, seals, and porpoises.
- Salmon fishing in the Miramichi River, famous for the best salmon fishing in the world.
- Driving or walking across the Hartland Covered Bridge, the longest of its kind in the world.
- Enjoying a lobster in Shediac, which claims to be the lobster capital of the world!
- Eating plenty of Ganong chocolates. The St. Stephen-based operation, founded in 1873, is Canada’s oldest independently-owned candy company. It makes unique creations like “chicken bones” (chocolate-filled cinnamon candies) and Pal-o-Mine chocolate bars.

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What are Children's Centres?
The core purpose of Sure Start children’s centres is to improve outcomes for young children and their families, with a particular focus on those in greatest need. They work to make sure all children are properly prepared for school, regardless of background or family circumstances. They also offer support to parents.
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Physical Activity Survey - 2-5 year olds
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Charles Dickens' beloved novella, "A Christmas Carol," is a story of transformation and redemption, centered around the character of Ebenezer Scrooge. However, one character who stands out as a beacon of joy and generosity is Fred, Scrooge's nephew. In this essay, we will explore how Fred is presented in "A Christmas Carol" and the role he plays in the narrative.
Fred is introduced early in the story as the complete opposite of his miserly uncle, Ebenezer Scrooge. While Scrooge is portrayed as cold, miserly, and disdainful of Christmas, Fred embodies the spirit of the holiday season. He is described as "a hearty, handsome, young fellow" with a warm and welcoming demeanor.
One of the first impressions of Fred is his unrelenting cheerfulness and his determination to include Scrooge in his Christmas celebrations. Despite his uncle's curmudgeonly behavior, Fred remains undeterred in his efforts to bring joy and festivity to the holiday.
Fred's generosity and compassion are evident in his interactions with those less fortunate. He invites two gentlemen collecting for charity into his home and donates to their cause. This act of kindness highlights his genuine concern for the welfare of others and his commitment to helping those in need, a stark contrast to Scrooge's tightfistedness.
Furthermore, Fred's compassionate nature is demonstrated when he speaks kindly of his uncle, despite Scrooge's repeated rebuffs. He refuses to harbor ill feelings toward Scrooge, even though he is the target of his uncle's bitter remarks.
One of Fred's most notable qualities is his unwavering belief in the potential for redemption. He firmly believes that even the most hardened hearts can change for the better, a belief that becomes central to the narrative's theme of transformation.
Fred's invitation to Scrooge for Christmas dinner, though initially rejected, is a symbolic gesture of his faith in his uncle's capacity for change. He refuses to give up on Scrooge and extends the olive branch of reconciliation, embodying the spirit of forgiveness and second chances.
Fred serves as a foil to his uncle, Scrooge. A foil is a character whose qualities and actions contrast with those of another character, highlighting the differences between them. In this case, Fred's warmth, generosity, and joy serve to emphasize Scrooge's coldness, miserliness, and bitterness.
Through Fred's character, Dickens underscores the transformative power of love and kindness. Fred's unwavering love for his uncle and his commitment to celebrating Christmas with him ultimately play a pivotal role in Scrooge's redemption.
Fred's significance in "A Christmas Carol" extends beyond his role as a contrast to Scrooge. He is instrumental in catalyzing Scrooge's transformation. It is during Fred's Christmas celebration that Scrooge witnesses the Cratchit family's love and Tiny Tim's fragile health, prompting a change of heart.
Fred's joyful and inclusive nature creates an environment that challenges Scrooge's deeply ingrained misanthropy. The contrast between Fred's Christmas gathering and Scrooge's solitary existence forces Scrooge to confront the emptiness of his own life and the possibility of change.
Fred, Scrooge's nephew, is a character who embodies the spirit of Christmas in Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." His generosity, compassion, and unwavering belief in redemption stand in stark contrast to his uncle's miserliness and bitterness.
Fred serves as a reminder that the holiday season is a time for love, joy, and the celebration of shared humanity. His presence in the narrative highlights the transformative power of love and kindness, ultimately playing a crucial role in Scrooge's redemption and the novella's enduring message of hope and second chances.
Through Fred's character, Dickens delivers a heartwarming message that transcends the pages of the story, reminding readers of the profound impact that love, forgiveness, and the spirit of Christmas can have on the human heart.
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William Woods University equestrian students were honored May 1 at the Equestrian Awards Reception for their hard work, academics and dedication to the field.
Erin Johnson of Forsyth, Mont., received the Vera Chenoweth Award as the over-all outstanding equestrian science graduate. The recipient of this award must be an accomplished horseperson, as well as the person who has given the most service to the entire division over four years.
Janelle Kessler of Eden Prairie Minn., and Erin Meyer of Seneca, S.C., received the Atkinson Achievement Award. The award honors the equestrian science major who has demonstrated the most growth as rider and horseperson during his or her time at William Woods.
Kathryn Droske of Texarkana, Texas, was named Distinguished Scholar for Equestrian Science, and Esther Holleman of the Netherlands was named Distinguished Scholar for Equine Administration. Distinguished Scholars are the graduating seniors with the highest accumulative GPA who have also demonstrated the ideals of the equestrian studies division.
Erin Meyer of Seneca, S.C., received the Dressage Appreciation Award. Jessica Brown of Lock Port, N.Y, received the Hunter/Jumper Appreciation Award. Carol Fountain of Springfield, Neb., and Molly Bosick of Kasilof, Alaska, received Western Appreciation Awards.
Amanda Wright of Ilion, N.Y., Jamie Bender of Springfield, Neb., and Elizabeth Duggan, of Clearwater, Fla. received the Saddle Seat Appreciation Award.

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Combos are key, but don’t forget about the economy.
Competitive VALORANT is starting to take shape. With the millions watching at home waiting desperately to secure their own beta access, the first few VALORANT tournaments are beginning to pop up. With content creators and aspiring professionals answering the call and setting agent tier lists and metagames to the side for a moment, let’s dive into what we will see develop during the first few VALORANT tournaments.
In games like Overwatch and most MOBAs in general, VALORANT’s ultimate economy will begin to develop. Now I don’t think it will be as rigid and straight forward as let’s say Overwatch’s ultimate economy has become, but seeing set plays around ultimates are going to begin in just a few weeks. Not only that but both how teams and pro players are using their ultimates in tandem with how the actual economy of the game will be interesting. For example, let’s say Viper has her ultimate and the tactic that round is for her to use Viper’s Pit. This could cause her to buy more close-range weapons like a Judge or a Spectre.
And that’s just something straight forward, what happens when Brimstone’s Orbital Stike is put into the picture? Does his ultimate become a defacto counter to someone like a Viper? That’s more difficult to tell on the outside looking in and especially with the first few tournaments, but that very well could be a possibility down the road.
It’s also important to remember how and who is gaining ultimate charge. Take for example the fact that defusing the spike gives two ultimate points. That can be divided between teammates because of the staging system during the defuse animation.
For those unaware, that line on the defuse cast bar isn’t cosmetic. If you push past that point it acts as a checkpoint for the next person and you’re rewarded with one ultimate point and once you’re finished defusing, you also gain another ultimate point. This means that you might channel halfway to finish your ultimate and give the rest of the defuse to someone else so that you don’t waste that extra ultimate point.
That said, there are other ways to gain your ultimate.
Fighting over the ultimate orbs on the map are going to be pivotal for professional VALORANT. Much in the same way that the economy, both in terms of money and ultimate points are going to be important to maintain control over, the fact that Riot has given you an extra objective on the map with these “ultimate orbs” to fight over means there is more to VALORANT than planting the spike and clicking some heads.
That said, winning a duel and securing an orb might just be valued nearly the same. One might net you extra money and remove an enemy agent from the map, but the other can secure a potent post-plant ultimate or something like Breach’s ultimate which cracks many of the sites wide open for you.
- Read more: Best VALORANT Characters - Agent Tier List
Now that isn’t to say that if there is an orb on the map, both teams must fight over it. That’s not necessarily the case. There can and certainly will be circumstances where a team might find it more useful to forfeit the orb skirmish for a quicker execute on a site or potentially using their numbers advantage to brute force their way into a site.
It’s these interesting decisions that teams are going to have to make. These objectives that encourage action as opposed to forcing make for a much more nuanced game. However, controlling the orbs means you’re going to have to win some duels early in the round, which leads us nicely into our next point.
Even with the developers versus the streamers show match, we got to see our very first glimpse at ability combos. Day 1 we already saw players beginning to develop a strong understanding of how good stacking smokes and vision denial tools were, but the next step into that is finding appropriate counters and counterplay.
Having someone like a Cypher or a Sova hold specific abilities until the attacking team begins their execute or even until post-plant scenarios will become more commonplace. Having something like an Owl Drone scout into all of the smoke and mirrors that people will cloud the site with makes reengaging much more manageable.
Then you’ve got people like Breach who can physically interact with people without being in their line of sight. Picture this; you’re approaching an angle and your Breach is on the opposite wall to you. You can call for him to use his signature ability, Fault Line, to check the corner your about to take which makes that play infinitely safer.
This also ignores how well certain abilities work together. Let’s revisit Breach for a second and look at his ultimate, Rolling Thunder. If you’ve seen even just a little bit of Overwatch you can already see how it could combo well with someone else's ultimate. Take for instance Brimstone or Sova. If you’re knocked up and dazed, it’s going to be tough to avoid all the damage these agents can output. But what about someone like Raze? She doesn’t even have to pull out her dreaded rocket launcher to combo well with how much disruption Breach brings. Teams are going to quickly come up with combos you would have even thought possible.
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I sorta started to like it latter on, but not untill getting around 20 ep in.
most of what I said still applied, and some of the aliens that showed up were simply obnoxious (especially the twins), but I dunno, I guess how I viewed it might have changed, something about a dude blazing on his guitar while flying through the galaxy with a alien chick seems sorta... rad.
and although it could have saved a lot of lives and ended the war right there by using a nuke or something, that scene in which they fired a giant speaker into the bridge of the enemy command ship so they could blow him away with the power of rock, was totally tubular dude.
maybe you're meant to watch the show stoned or something, I dunno.
and I guess the main character got a little less annoying as it went on, but he never actually stopped being a retarded douchebag.
(I seriously think the guy is mentally challenged.)
every time I thought I was starting to understand him, he throws a curve ball and just acts like a idiot.
like, why the hell was he singing to a mountain as a kid, or kept flashing back to it all the time? did he seriously expect it to move?
news flash, ignoring people or yelling 'you don't understand' at them, isn't going to make them understand anything.
His saving the day with his singing all seems like some crazy coincidental fluke.
I almost want to say it's what one would call so bad it's good, but that really doesn't feel right.
It could have just been that becuase they stopped repeating the same animations over and over and mixed in some new songs for a change, it seemed 'less' bad latter in.
another thing, why did battle 7 have to transform before firing?
in the original series, they explained that the firing mechanism was damaged on the macross ship, but there's nothing wrong with battle7
considering how long it takes the thing to separate from city7 then transform, it's sorta important when under attack.
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Why is “Why?” a No-No?
As many of our readers know, John leads Sing-Alongs for Alzheimer’s Patients, in addition to his writing and training in communication.
While visiting with some friends from out of town, John described the Sing-Alongs he does. He commented that the word has gotten around among the Activity Directors of the area dementia care facilities. That has resulted in him being invited to do Sing-Alongs, resulting in his becoming quite busy, doing at least two or three Sing-Alongs each week.
After listening inquisitively, our friend looked John straight in the eyes and said, “John, why do you do this?”
I could see that John was taken aback. He told me later that he felt somehow “invaded.” He’s happy to talk about what he does and the impact that music has on dementia patients. And the answer to her question was no secret, so why did he feel invaded?
The word “why” can do that. But why? It’s probably because it’s a “close ended” question. Closed questions leave the person queried with no where to go but to respond directly. The person tends to feel like he is on the witness stand being interrogated and, thus, feels defensive and often acts defensively.
I’m sure the questioner thought that her question was showing interest John’s work. But, in fact, a question like this tends to interfere with the flow of conversation and divert interest to the questioner, rather than to the other party.
He will feel called upon to answer but may not have time to give a thoughtful answer. It is likely to be curt and to the point.
To open up the topic, an alternative process might be to say, “Tell me what has prompted you to do this kind of work,” or “I’d be interested to know what led you to do this kind of work.” These sort of open-ended questions enable the person queried to take command of the conversation. It suggests that there may be many factors that led to the decision. “Why?” implies an easy answer, leaving the queried person to feel obliged to give a short answer, when the answer may be quite complex, probably more interesting. It will, no doubt, prompt more conversation and provide a great way to learn about each other and the subject at hand.
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There is but one place where the absolute zero of temperature can exist; in outer space between the distant stars. Here it is said the temperature is 273 degrees below centigrade zero. But if an inter-world traveler were equipped to breathe properly and resist the change in pressure he could step out upon the wing of his plane and remain there for a long time without discomfort from the cold.
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A little over a year ago, Solar Arbitrary Time, a message rocket dropped into the receiving chute at the Interworld Space Authority headquarters on Mars.
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With interplanetary and interstellar travel, an already existing and working form of interworld government, with our knowledge of space and time and matter which cropped up occasionally and inevitably in my conversations with Serrnak Deg, it was glaringly obvious to them that our civilization was materially far in advance of theirs; that their achievements, compared to ours, were childish.
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The stakes—Peace with the Martians if he succeeds, and colonial union with the democratic inter-world empire.
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Meanwhile, the abortion debate rages across the country, with Indiana becoming the first state to pass a new ban since the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade In June.
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Among the takeaways from this week’s episode:
- Senate parliamentarians determine that provisions in special budget legislation, called reconciliation bills, meet the requirements to not be subject to a filibuster and are instead eligible to pass with a simple majority vote. Along with the Inflation Reduction Act, he forced Democrats last week to drop some drug pricing provisions that would have applied to consumers in the private health insurance market. This includes a plan that requires drugmakers to retain any price increases for certain drugs at the rate of inflation.
- Democrats were also disappointed that lawmakers vetoed their efforts to pass an insulin price cap on patients not covered by Medicare, and Republicans failed to support efforts to pass the measure. Several other bills designed to help keep the cost of life-saving drugs affordable are stalled in Congress and are unlikely to get a vote in the Senate this year.
- But the bill still provides key guarantees for Medicare beneficiaries and is a major change in how the government will interact with drugmakers. Getting such legislation — so strongly opposed by industry — was an impressive feat for Democrats in an evenly divided Senate.
- If the bill passes the House on Friday, as expected, some changes to Medicare, including price negotiations, will not take effect immediately. So consumers will have to wait to realize all the benefits of the new law.
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Julie Rovner: “For Sleep Apnea Patients With Withdrawn CPAP Machines, Restless Nights,” by Laurie McGinley, Washington Post
Rachel Kohrs: “Conservatives lead a hospital in coronavirus vaccine battle” by Tim Craig of The Washington Post
Alice Miranda Wolstein: AP’s “Study links climate hazards to 58% of infectious diseases,” by Seth Borenstein
Sarah Carlin-Smith: “US FDA Commissioner Califf Embraces Misinformation, Starts with ‘Rumor Control'” by The Pink Sheet.
Also mentioned in this week’s episode:
“Abortion Complicates Access to Medicines for Cancer, Arthritis, Even Ulcers” by Katie Shepherd and Frances Stead Sellers, Washington Post
Politico’s “Republicans turn to each other amid post-Roe chaos,” by Megan Messerly and Alice Miranda Wolstein.
“‘A Slap in the Face’: Some Upset Lilly, Wait to Criticize Abortion Ban Until Holcomb Signs It,” by Binghui Huang and Lizzy Kane, Indianapolis Star
“Pregnant Women in States That Ban Abortion Face the Reality of a Post-Roe World” by NBC News’ Lauren Dunn and Kristen Dahlgren.
Politico’s “Tim Kaine has a long covid. By Alice Miranda Wolstein It’s Not Getting Congress to Act
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John Sack began his current life cycle in 1938, in Springfield, Ohio; he now lives in Jacksonville, Oregon. He has a BA in English from Yale University and an MA in Creative Writing from the University of Washington.
As a young man, John spent two years under the tutelage of Thomas Merton at Our Lady of Gethsemane, a Trappist monastery in Kentucky. He later trained in Swami Muktananda’s Hindu ashram in Ganeshpuri, India. Yearning for the Father is the culmination of years of research and reflection on the Lord’s Prayer and exploration of numerous spiritual traditions.
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Rihanna Looking For New Hollywood Action Movie Role?
'The Monster' singer RiRi is said to be actively avoiding acting roles in genres like romantic comedies.
Rihanna is said to be looking for her next Hollywood film role and wants to focus on building herself an action movie career.
The 'What Now' singer is rumoured to be planning a second movie part for herself, and wants to avoid traditional rom-coms in favour of action epics.
"Although Tyler has been courting Rihanna for a year-and-a-half, hoping to build a movie around her, she has rejected the idea," a source close to Rihanna revealed to Radar Online.
"She's ruling out doing a Tyler Perry style romantic comedy because she thinks she works better in action roles, playing the tough girl."
Further claims suggest the Bajan superstar is keen to secure her next film role before the end of 2014.
Back in 2012 Rihanna had a supporting role as the character Cora Raikes in the sci-fi epic Battleship.
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Creek to play
Some things are must dos in childhood. One of them is playing in a shallow creek. The fascination that naturally occurs when we are drawn to the water provides us with endless opportunity of discovery. Seeing various things in the water real and imagined. Was that a fish or a tiny mermaid? Any clamshells? Little twigs become ships on the sea. Leaves swirl about like rafts on the mighty Mississippi. Plus add in the splashing feet and you have a full day of fun. Rock to rock they hopped pretending the raging river below would sweep them away. I too had those great big imaginative visions when I played. Those are the pieces of childhood I can still recall that bring back such joy. A warm summer's day at the creek with my cousins and friends. Such fun. Even more fun when we were not supposed to be there!
I took this picture to remind me of the pieces of our life. You know those moments that are so endearing to you? I see that joy filled 2 year old being carried up that big trail by her Daddy. The 5 year old is still recounting her tall tale about the creek. The teens giggling about their own big adventures jumping between the boulders over the deep pools. Days like this where our fun wasn't planned only had are the very best.


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During the first half of the Autumn term FP 2 will be studying:
The children will be discussing their families and family memories. They will be looking at how they grow, the different developmental stages from a baby to an adult and the needs of babies. They will llook at how toys have changed over the years and compare them with modern toys. Work will also be undertaken in realation to the book "Goldilocks and the 3 Bears"
P.E. will take place on a Monday. Children are expected to change into their P.E. kit before the lesson and not to arrive in school wearing it.
Homework will be distributed on a Friday and is expected to be returned to school by Monday morning. Spelling lists and tables are expected to be to be learnt by the following Friday.
Reading should be undertaken on a daily basis. Your child has been allocated a ‘reading day’ so please ensure that reading books and reading record books are returned on this day.
Children will visit the library on a Wednesday afternoon so please ensure that books are returned on a weekly basis.


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Mount Street House
Mount Street House is a Grade 2 Listed Georgian Townhouse in the centre of Brecon. We have taken great care renovating this wonderful home into a 5 bed ensuite Bed and Breakfast. Mount Street House is ideally situated for exploring the Brecon Beacons National Park and beyond towards the Black Mountains, The bedrooms all have comfortable beds with duvets and well appointed shower rooms. We do have one room with a bath and separate shower. We welcome cyclists and have a storage area for bikes. The room rate includes breakfast and we endeavour to use locally supplied produce.
Address5 Mount Street Brecon Powys Council
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La Constitución Park
This charming little park stands in the city of La Laguna, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. It has a recently revamped area with a duck pond and children's playgrounds.
Its gardens house the monument erected in memory of the Cuban poet José Martí, the son of Tenerife's Leonor Pérez, and another in memory of the Venezuelan liberator Simón Bolivar, whose ancestors were also from the Canaries.
To finish off your tour, a visit to the Camino Largo path just by the park makes for a worthwhile walk under the shade of its Canarian palm trees (Phoenix canariensis).
Opening hours: Permanently open. All year round.
Entrance price: Free.


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2019, Vol. 4, Issue 2
Mental toughness is the key for success in sports
Author(s): Dr. Prasannakumar Shivasharanappa and Dr. Rajanna
Physical fitness is considered as the crucial part of a player to get succeed in any sports. But the contribution of mental toughness can’t be denied in the success of a player. It is observed that a player who is not mentally strong, can’t be much successful in any sport. Mentally strong player is very determined and performs consistently at every stage of game. It also shows the character of a player who performs in tough situations and shows his/her mental toughness. These days, it is seen that the pressure of performance on the players is so much that he/se can survive only if there is mental toughness otherwise it is almost impossible for a player to survive without mental toughness. The current article highlights the importance of mental toughness in a player’s life.
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How to cite this article:
Dr. Prasannakumar Shivasharanappa, Dr. Rajanna. Mental toughness is the key for success in sports. Int J Physiol Nutr Phys Educ 2019;4(2):574-576.


FAME & GOOD FORTUNE: Even though the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame exists only online (at bayarearadio.org), its second induction ceremony, which took place as part of a Broadcast Legends luncheon at the Doubletree in Berkeley, filled a banquet room with 180 radio greats and fans.
Of 16 inductees into the 2007 class, six are dead. But most of them were represented by grateful family members. Also in the audience: members of the first class of Hall of Famers, Jim Lange, Al Hart, Frank Dill and Ken Ackerman, along with such familiar faces and voices as Ed Arnow, Ben Williams, Bob Lazich, Tom Saunders, Jim Jones, Fred LaCosse, Terry Lowry, Celeste Perry, Dave Sholin, Angie Coiro, Norm Howard, Trish Bell, Mike Pechner and Mike Amatori.
Some in the crowd grumbled that the program ran too long. They should've been there last year, when David F. Jackson, head of the online Bay Area Radio Museum, had to get through 37 inductees. "The Hall of Fame should have been created 10 or 20 years ago," said Jackson, who tallied 6,000 ballots this year. Actually, the ceremonies came in at less than an hour. And there were plenty of entertaining moments.
Inductee Don Mozley, longtime reporter at KCBS, told about the day in 1951 when he helped cover Gen. Douglas MacArthur's homecoming parade. "I put myself on the roof of the Palace Hotel so that I could see the parade make the turn from Montgomery Street up to Market," he said. "As it got about two blocks from me, I suddenly said, 'Ladies and gentlemen, we have an emergency. One of the cars has caught fire. People are jumping out! Let me see what that is. I'll put on my ... Oh, it's the KCBS station wagon!' "
For the induction of Aaron Edwards, a newscaster and host of "Sunday Sounds" while at KSFO from 1957 to 1983, Jackson played a 49ers fight song that Edwards wrote and sang. The song seemed to go on longer than the Niners' current season. "I'm still embarrassed by that," said Edwards, who explained that he had to do the song in one take. He was happy to enter the Hall of Fame, he said. "The honor is mostly because it comes from my colleagues."
Another KSFO alumnus, Carter B. Smith, whose credentials also included years at KNBR, Magic 61 (KFRC) and KABL, began his acceptance remarks with a glance at Edwards. "When Aaron's 49ers song was on," he said, "the most amazing thing happened. It turned our wine into water." Both Smith and Edwards served as straight men to KSFO superstar Don Sherwood. Said Smith: "Sherwood used tough love with the people he worked with. On the air, he'd say, 'This is very boring. How long is this going to go?' " That, Smith said, taught him the value of brevity.
Mike Cleary, who logged 25 years at KNBR and is still going strong with a morning show on KIDD in Monterey (done from his home in the East Bay), recalled how, as a Top 40 DJ in San Diego, he heard about an opening in San Francisco, at KYA. He got an appointment with station owner Clint Churchill, whose first question was, "How tall are you?" A bewildered Cleary said he was 6 feet 2. "When can you start?" Churchill said. "They had a basketball team," said Cleary, referring to the KYA Oneders, a team of DJs that played fundraising games. Just like that, Cleary was on the air in San Francisco. "I was hired because of my height," Cleary said, still sounding awed. "And to this day, I thank God that he didn't interview Don Bleu first."
The towering Bleu, the dean of Bay Area morning radio - he arrived in 1980 at KYUU and moved to KIOI (Star 101.3) in 1990 - accepted his own induction moments later with a string of one-liners. He congratulated his fellow inductees and noted, "I was amazed, with the steroids controversy that's going on, that Carter B. Smith made it on his first ballot."
And Ronn Owens, the highly rated late-morning talk-show host on KGO, proudly introduced his wife, newscaster Jan Black, and daughters, and told the audience, "I've been fortunate to work 32 years" at the top-rated station, through several ownership changes. ABC, he said, "did it the right way, with the limos, the parties and the booze." Capital Cities, he said, was "good radio people, but a bit more bottom line." Next came Disney, "which had no clue who we were." Now, he said, "We've been taken over by Citibank or Cingular ... Citadel." Whatever. "The joy of KGO," he said, "is the ability to say what you want." Apparently so.
Franklin Mieuli played it straight. Known best as the former owner of the Golden State Warriors, he was a pioneer producer of radio broadcasts of 49ers, Giants and Warriors games; an innovator of high-speed duplication of radio programs; the owner, in 1959, of jazz station KHIP-FM; and, in 1960, producer of national radio coverage of the Winter Olympics. "It just seems time has gone by so fast," Mieuli said. "As you reel those accomplishments off, I can barely believe they all happened to me, but I'm glad they did."
Several inductees were unable to attend the ceremonies. Jim Eason was honored for his stellar work as a talk host on KGO and sister station KSFO. But, Jackson said, Eason is ailing and sent a message, consisting of his standard signoff: "Do what you can, but behave yourself." Bob Kieve, owner of San Jose news station KLIV (1590 AM) for 40 years, was represented by the station's program director, George Sampson, who called his boss "the last of the rugged individualist radio station owners." Kieve, he said, "understands that radio stations are integral to communities. We've watched San Jose grow up around KLIV, from a sleepy little town to the 10th largest city in America."
Belva Davis was busy receiving another award, and her husband, Bill Moore, accepted for her. Although Davis is best known for her work on television, she began on radio in the '50s at KSAN-AM (1450), rewriting news from local papers and reading it on the air. She became a DJ on R&B giant KDIA and a host on KNEW before moving on to television. "She was a pretty good DJ," Moore said, "but she had no music skills at all. I picked all the music." And, he said, "Don't believe the picture in the program; she's a lot older than that."
That ought to teach Davis to let her husband accept her honors.
In the previous Radio Waves, I profiled the six inductees who are deceased. With the exception of 1930s DJ Frank Cope, for whom no relatives could be found, they were nicely represented at the luncheon - Don Barksdale by his sister, Pam Barksdale Gore; Ron Lyons by way of an affectionate message from his son, Tom Berlin; and sportscasters Wilson K. "Bud" Foster and Ernie Smith by proud daughters. Diane Foster and Mickey Cooke recalled helping their dads memorize team members' names and numbers before broadcasts in the days before sportscasters had spotters. Said Cooke, "On Friday, Dad would get the lineup, draw a grid and put in the numbers of the players. We'd grill him all the way to the stadium, and he would have to know all the names before he went on the air."
Jazz DJ Jerry Dean was represented by his children. Daughter Jody Johnson introduced her siblings and noted, "We recognized a father who did something he loved to do every day." She praised him as a dad and broadcaster, and concluded: "May your children look at you and appreciate what you did, and love it."
Happy New Year.


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Trooper Jody Sims
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Kentucky State Police
Post 13, Hazard
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Knott County Assault
Date of News Release: 06/12/2010
(Hazard, Ky.) -- On June 12, 2010 Kentucky State Police Post 13 in Hazard, Kentucky received a 911 call from Lower Mill Creek Road in the Carrie Community of Knott County advising Charles Messer had been assaulted by Darrell Cornett. During the altercation, Darrell Cornett struck Charles Messer causing a large laceration. Mr. Messer was transported to the Hazard Appalachian Regional Hospital. Mr. Cornett was arrested and lodged in the Kentucky River Regional Jail in Perry County. The investigation remains open by Trooper Oman W. Sandlin U/691 with the Kentucky State Police.


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Chocolate and mint is a match made in ice cream heaven.
2lb plain fat-free yogurt
1 tsp green food coloring
1 tsp peppermint extract
1 tbsp sugar substitute
1 tbsp vanilla extract
2 tbsp cocoa powder
½oz plain chocolate
1 tsp crushed pistachio nuts
Put 1lb of plain yogurt in a bowl. Add the food coloring, peppermint and sugar substitute. Whisk until light and fluffy.
Put the remaining plain yogurt and vanilla extract in another bowl. Sift in the cocoa powder and whisk until light and fluffy.
Pour the two mixtures into separate freezer-proof containers. Cover and place both in the freezer, stirring occasionally to prevent ice crystals from forming, for about 4 hours or until frozen.
Let the ice cream stand at room temperature for 20-30 minutes, before placing a scoop of each into four glass dishes to serve.
Meanwhile, melt the chocolate in a bowl over a small pan of simmering water. Drizzle the chocolate over parchment paper to make four leaf shapes. Leave to set, then carefully peel off. Decorate each ice cream with a chocolate leaf and serve sprinkled with a few pistachio nuts.

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