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Adventures with the Goolongs
~ Part 3 ~
November 2, 2018
I am prompted to meet Mr Goolong on our beloved beach. He is ready and waiting so I position myself atop him. I am outfitted in a full bodysuit and cape of opalescent white. I hold on tightly as we enthusiastically set to our project.
We are on a mission today so we opt to travel by dimensional portals. Mr Goolong and I take a silent moment to set our divine intention. Our prayer: "As we bring more love energy here today to clear and expand this Portal, so too shall ALL like Portals be cleared and transformed."
Knowing now that our efforts will manifest throughout the planet, we begin by expanding the main portal located at the Mariana Trench. Through our conscious thought, we expand this portal from 50 miles to 500 miles in diameter. We then enlist the help of our beloved Saint Germain to employ his Violet Light Ray to BLAZE away that which no longer serves the highest purpose of the Portals and all life therein, radiating exponentially into infinity.
Father God informs us that the grand purge is occurring and that our beautiful oceans are well on their way to perfection. As soon as the expansion settles, we notice a large group of MerFolk cheering us on. They are thrilled with this cleansing of their domain and are eager to help with this love-filled endeavor.
Mr Goolong and I immediately nominate those interested to be the keepers of this portal, to aid in the maintenance of the light herein and to assist with all Beings who wish to heal here. We also request that they choose amongst themselves two delegates, merman and mermaid, to continue on with us to the Goolong/Venusian Portal to act as permanent representatives.
As this is accomplished, so too, did the other Portals gain representatives. Mr Goolong silently communicates a "sonar map" to all nominated Beings so that the newly appointed group can gather in the new Twin Cities of Light at the Goolong/Venusian Portal.
The Twin Cities
There is much excitement here as Mr Goolong and I arrive along with the two Mariana Delegates.
For me, I am thrilled to see that this tiny enclave, harboring the Portal between Goolong and Venusian dimensions, has blossomed into a glorious and vibrant city. Like spokes on a wheel, there are beautiful avenues extending in all directions supporting teeming life of all varieties. I am in awe of this glorious transformation.
A few moments later, we are joined by Delegates from the Caribbean and Indian Ocean Portals as well as a contingency of representatives from the smaller migrating portals. It is quite a lively group and together, we proceed to the City Center to gather with the masses that are arriving from all over the Aquatic Realms.
Our cleansing and expanding of the Portals has already created much buzz in the underwater realms and we are all congratulated and invited to attend the numerous festivities that are occurring here.
As our group approaches this massive gathering, a hush of quiet reverence falls upon us. For as we turn the final corner, there He is, in all his Glory….Poseidon.
All townsfolk gather excitedly as Poseidon rises like a mountain above the agora. His wise words and loving energy are eagerly enjoyed by us all. Afterwards, we branch off into a small group to discuss moving forwards with the cleansing of the waters.
Just then, a small Goolong arrives to inform me that "the King" is ready to see me. I immediately excuse myself and follow him back to the Agora. I am brought into an open air auditorium where I await this Titan of the Sea.
A brilliant orb of light enters the space. It is Poseidon's esteemed colleague arriving first and I am so very pleased to see that it holds the sublimely radiant consciousness of my dear friend, Peter.
With a formal, ceremonial greeting he welcomes me and then introduces Poseidon.
In a brilliant flourish of light, the massive face of Poseidon appears. He is so much larger than life and is glorious beyond measure. He lovingly states, "Your endeavors have so greatly helped my Realms. You have my deep gratitude and respect for these selfless acts of love. (In my meditative state, my heart is so full…I am sobbing, with tears of joy streaming down my face.)
As a token of the high esteem in which the underwater realms hold you, I bestow upon you the title of Regent of Peace and hereby offer you these small tokens of my appreciation.
From high above, the most gleaming, golden trident gently sinks to my left side. It is about 6 feet tall, encrusted with gems in all shades of blue; truly a gift of immense beauty and power. I am so very proud and honoured that I am rendered speechless, prompting a comment from Peter. "Well, THIS is a first!", he lovingly teases me and gives me a huge hug.
Caught up in the moment, it occurs to me that there is something very wrong with this scenario….
"Where is my beloved Mr Goolong? He should be here by my side, earning equal appreciation!"
Poseidon hears these heartfelt thoughts and reassures me that we are not finished. Poseidon calls to Peter, "Bring in Gregor Goolong and his family."
I step to the side as Mr and Mrs Goolong and their children are escorted in. I could not be more happy and proud but Mr Goolong is looking quite sheepish (he does not fancy being the center of attention.) Mrs Goolong is radiant of joyous pride for her husband as they are brought front and center. Poseidon bestows upon Mr Goolong the title of Regent of Peace. He is gifted with the most beautiful and ornately crafted gold filigree cuffs for his fins, signifying his unique family crest and esteemed position. His wife receives a matching filigree sash and the children, as well, receive filigree ornamentation for their little fins.
They graciously accept these gifts as well as the responsibility that they represent.
Mr Goolong swims up to offer a small speech. "I share this honour with the entire Goolong clan and nominate my loving tribe as Diplomats of Peace. May we forever band together to establish and maintain unwavering and permanent harmony in this Realm. Let us move forward into all areas of our World with this divine intention."
The entire family is now considered royalty and treated with even greater respect by all.
And as the atmosphere becomes less formal, Poseidon presents a gift to the entirety of this newly expanded City as a massive treasure trove of gems, gold coins and candies fall in and around us all greatly fueling the continuing festivities.
Poseidon signals to Peter that they must depart. To protect the denizens of this beautiful City, Peter establishes an energetic ring so that they can leave without creating destructive waves. As the ring solidifies, Poseidon assumes his full and glorious height. He lifts up, up and up until he is standing fully erect with the deep ocean water ultimately reaching him up to his mid calf. His countenance, previously more solid, is not fading until all that is visible is his outline, which then crashes to the water's surface all at once.
From this time forward, all Goolongs are Diplomats of Peace. They will move in numerous envoys, spreading love and harmony amongst all water dwelling creatures.
Where once there was a small Portal, supporting joyous friendships between the Goolong and the Venusian Dimensions, now there is a thriving and abundant City to serve all in the Aquatic Realms. This glorious Metropolis will be forever known as The Twin Cities of Light.
I've written about my origins with Mr. Goolong in the post, Amazing Adventures with Mr. Goolong.


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|My Korean Mixed Rice recipe from the brochure.
- Bean Sprouts - 30g
- Carrots - 30g
- Zucchini - 30g
- Spinach - 30g
- Shiitake Mushrooms - 20g
- Minced Pork/Beef/Chicken Meat - 50g
- Bulgogi Sauce for marinating meat - 2 Tbsps
- 1 Bowl of Cooked Short-grain Rice
- Salt to Taste
- Pepper to Taste (Optional)
- Little Water
- Little Cornflour
- Korean Chilli Sauce (Optional) - 1 Tbsp
- Marinate meat with Bulgogi Sauce (or any other of your favourite sauce/seasonings) and put in fridge covered for half hr.
- Cut all vegetables into strips.
- Stir fry all vegetables separately using little oil, add little salt to taste, set aside.
- Add in cornflour to meat and mix well. Pan fried meat with little oil until almost cooked, add another 2 tbsps of Bulgogi Sauce, pepper to taste (optional) and little water. Stir well until meat all done.
- Use a SUPER BIG bowl (for easy mixing when served) to contain cooked short-grain rice and arrange all the vegetables on top of rice in a circle.
- Place the meat in the middle of all vegetables and topped with the chilli sauce (optional).
- Mixed all well and serve!
|Pan fried marinated minced pork
|Bulgogi Marinade for the meat
|The tub of Korean chilli sauce I bought
Will be updating with other recipes soon.

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The prospect of studying abroad can seem quite daunting to many of us. Students can spend endless hours online looking for tips, tricks and guides to survival. The important thing to remember is to keep all the finer points of the soon-to-come experience in mind and welcome it with open arms. Think of all the new friends you'll make, new sights you'll see and the new learning you're soon to have. To help you cope with the initial stages of studying abroad, here are a few starter tips to keep in mind:
1) Be social
During the first few weeks of college, everybody is usually very friendly and social since everyone's looking to find their clique. Chances are that your classmates, hall mates, etc will invite you to several gatherings and outings. Try to be adventurous and accept as many invites as you can (and want). The initial stages are the easiest to get to know people and find friends. While you're abroad it is more important than ever to have a strong support system, a group of friends who are there to look out for you and make your experience more fun. Students abroad often suffer from bouts of homesickness periodically and it's imperative to have friends who will get you through those difficult days. And who knows, if you're lucky like me, you'll probably meet some amazing people and find a few new best friends.
2) Get involved
Your university is bound to have a range of societies and clubs ready to take on freshers. You might even have a societies' fair during induction week where all the societies on campus will put up stalls and encourage you to join them. Make sure you go to the fair or at least read up on all the different societies, you're certain to find a few that take your fancy. From bungee jumping, to Harry Potter appreciation, to the Indian society, they cover a whole spectrum of interests and are a great way to meet new people, network and unwind after a long day of studying. Membership is usually a nominal amount that covers you for the entire year and gives you access to all the society's events. So, get involved with your favourite society, it doesn't take up much time and it makes for a great escape from the daily grind of studies.
3) Be inquisitive
Considering that the main reason for studying abroad is, well, 'studying'; aim to get the most out of your education. Professors abroad generally tend to be quite informal and open to discussion about the subject they're teaching. Go ahead and be a bit of a geek, ask questions and get all your doubts clarified without any hesitation. After all, you are paying a lot for this degree so you should make sure it's worth your while. Developing a good rapport with your professors is also a good way of networking. The job market abroad is still pretty tight so if you've done your bit and let your professor know your capabilities, he/she is more likely to go the extra mile to help you out with the job seeking process post your degree.
4) Get the complete experience
Studying abroad is not just about the classroom experience, it's so much more, it's about experiencing a new life. Use your spare time to explore and find the route less travelled. Sample the local delicacies, learn about the local culture and consider chatting with the cab drivers/ shopkeepers about their way of life. Get to know the local students and discover how different/similar your lives are. It's these little things that'll eventually turn into unforgettable memories you'll reminisce over later and hopefully make your studying abroad one of the best experiences of your life!
5) Don't forget to call home
It's easy to get caught up in the rush of things when you're abroad. There will be a lot to learn and a lot to experience. Enjoy your time there but be a responsible son/daughter and make sure you don't for get to call home often. Sending their kids away for studies or work is usually a harrowing experience for parents so they'll appreciate being updated regularly about your new life. Getting an economical calling card/ phone plan is simple, easy and it's bound to give your family some well-deserved peace of mind!
Note: The author enjoyed studying abroad for a Masters degree in Marketing at the University of St Andrews, UK.
Note: The author enjoyed studying abroad for a Masters degree in Marketing at the University of St Andrews, UK.


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Crews from Vail Fire and Emergency Services will be conducting prescribed fire operations in mid to late April as conditions permit. The prescribed fire will take place in the Katsos Ranch area of East Vail on approximately 3 acres of Town of Vail land and 1 acre of Colorado Department of Transportation right of way. Notice will be provided 24 hours prior to the prescribed fire.
This project will involve the burning of grasses and scattered brush to improve winter range for the East Vail bighorn sheep herd. The project will additionally reduce wildfire fuels adjacent to the community. Approximately 2 acres of grass on the Booth Creek berm will be burned to stimulate new growth and improve forage, plus 2 acres of grass adjacent to the North Frontage Road.
A burn plan has been developed for this project following national interagency fire standards. The plan has been reviewed by a third party evaluator to ensure all standards are addressed including safety and environmental considerations. The prescribed fire will be conducted in accordance to the written plan.
Prescribed fire operations are dependent on environmental conditions that allow smoke to rise and disperse rather than settling onto the highway and into residential areas. Operations will occur when there are adequate weather conditions to minimize risks while meeting project objectives. Smoke and flames may be visible from Interstate 70 and some smoke may settle into lower elevations in the evening hours.
The project may temporally impact traffic on North Frontage Road between Katsos Ranch Road and the East Vail interchange. Traffic is anticipated to be impacted for less than four hours on the day of the burn. Community members are asked to observe the operations from a safe distance and not impede traffic on the frontage road or interstate. A safe viewing location will be at the East Vail interchange parking lot.
The Booth Creek prescribed fire is part of a larger effort to improve winter habitat for the bighorn sheep herd. Additional work will include mechanical treatment of shrubs and removal of downed logs within the sheep travel corridors. A prescribed fire was conducted by Vail Fire and Emergency Services and the U.S. Forest Service in this general area in 2003.
If you would like to be included on future communications related to the Booth Creek burn, please sign up at vailgov.com/boothcreekprescribedfire.
Prescribed fire smoke may affect your health. For more information, visit colorado.gov/cdphe/wood-smoke-and-health. Anyone who may have health problems that may be aggravated by smoke production should notify Paul Cada with Vail Fire and Emergency Services at 970-477-3475.


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Writing about living with osteoarthritis has allowed me to meet great people, share my experiences with others, and better understand how people are dealing with similar issues. Recently, because of my affiliation with CreakyJoints as an osteoarthritis (OA) blogger, I was provided a new opportunity – to share my story on a panel at a medical conference.
The moderator-led panel discussion was one-hour, and we described and answered questions about how osteoarthritis has affected each of our lives to an audience of pharmacists, clinical researchers, and doctors, all coming together for three days to discuss advances in OA treatments.
As someone suffering from the condition, it felt exciting to be part of the event, even if it was only for a few hours!
Here are my take-aways:
The Panel
Of the 3 individuals on the panel, we differed in age, sex (2 males and 1 female), and joints affected by osteoarthritis; ankle, hip, shoulder, neck and back. Each of us had our own story about how we were diagnosed, how we continually manage our condition, and how we live with our daily aches and pains.
While our stories from when we were first diagnosed to how we managed the condition were unique, there were consistent themes present in all our experiences:
- Finding ways to cope
- Developing a sense of determination and not letting our condition get the best of us
- Fear/anxiety/nervousness about how our joints will be affected by our OA in the future
- Excitement for potential treatments
As a panel, we collectively wanted to let the audience know that treating OA involves more than treating just the affected joint(s). There are social, emotional, and other physical issues at play at need to be addressed. To have a better chance at properly managing OA, we told the audience that other professionals should be included in the treatment of OA, including: nutritionists, physical therapists, and psychologists. Without a strong support system, managing OA becomes more of an uphill battle for anyone, regardless of how many joints are affected or how long it's been since diagnosis.
Enthusiasm for the Future
The audience asked great questions about how we each coped, our hopes and fears, and how we learned to manage the condition. There was a genuine interest in all of our experiences and how we hoped medicine would be able to better help now or in the future.
While there might not be a cure for osteoarthritis in the immediate future, there are a lot of promising treatments on the horizon. There was an understanding that better options need to be made available and we saw that there is a lot of work is being done to find treatment options.
It was a wonderful experience to be in a room of people focused on trying to find a solution to a problem that affects millions of people, from those in their 20s, all the way up!
Personally speaking, while there is little that can be done for my ankle osteoarthritis, I came out of my short time at the conference excited for what's in store over the next few years with regard to OA treatments and how others might be helped. There's still a long way to go, but the work is getting done and some very smart people are determined to find ways to help those suffering from OA on a daily basis get back a life that works for them!
This post originally appeared on Creaky Joints
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Releasing 14 Sea Turtles into the Sea of Jeju
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (MOF; Minister Seong-Hyeok MOON) announces that an event to release 14 sea turtles, a globally endangered species, will be held at Jungmun Saekdal beach of the Jeju island on August 28, 2019. Those species all artificially proliferated or were rescued & recovered.
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) warns of the risk that sea turtles on the globe are endangered as losing their spawning grounds resulting from exploitation of coastal development and environmental degradation. In particular, the international awareness of the creature's conservation has been raised by the recently shocking news on such as a sea turtle with a long-plastic straw stuck in its nostril; and a dead turtle with plastic bags & debris in the guts.
The international society has redoubled its efforts to protect the species by habitat surveys, artificial spawning and release events. The U.S has particularly promoted its sea turtle conservation rule banning import of the seafood harvested with commercial fishing techniques that may adversely affect sea turtles.
MOF has designated 4 species of sea turtles shown on the Korean seas as marine protected creatures since 2012 to strictly prohibit them from being caught or distributed. Also, the Ministry has implemented multiple schemes like rescuing & treating the species trapped in fishing gears and recovering its population by artificial spawning. Those efforts yielded some good results. An attempt at artificial spawning of green sea turtles succeeded in 2017 for the first time in Korea to release 85 turtles into the seas of Jeju working with the Korea Marine Environment Management Corporation (KOEM) and Hanwha Aqua Planet Yeosu. In 2018, hawksbill sea turtles artificially laid their eggs some of which are being reared with special care.
Meanwhile, the place for release, Jungmun Saekdal beach of Jeju, is evidently suitable for the habitat of sea turtle offering low potential risk of bycatch with less fishing nets; abundant prey; and easy move to the Pacific Ocean where the warm temperature remains.
The event will greatly be attended by Minister MOON and officials from Jeju-do, KOEM, the National Marine Biodiversity Institute of Korea, Korea National Maritime Museum & Hanwha Aqua Planet, along with local residents.
The Minister states that "This releasing event is an achievement from interest and support of the relevant institutes involved in rescue, treatment and research for population recovery; and of the public wishing for restoration of the species. I look forward to meeting the turtles someday spawning in the sea of Jeju returning from the vast oceans where they will go soon by this event".


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March 2018's Top 15 Things to Do in Reno
Will you wake up to snow tomorrow, or can you plan on wearing shorts in the sun? While we can't predict the weather, we can say with certainty that these upcoming events will make your March much better. RSVP "yes" to monster trucks, murder mysteries, mural tours, and more this month.
SnowFest! North Lake Tahoe – Dubbing itself the "Mountain Mardi Gras," SnowFest is 10 days and nights of fun throughout North Lake Tahoe. From March 1-11, residents and visitors can enjoy parades, fireworks, concerts, and special events like the Polar Bear Swim, I-Did-A-Run dog pull race, and the crowning of the SnowFest Queen. On-snow activities will be held at numerous resorts, too.
Kerak Shrine Circus – Have a weekend of fun under the big top when the Shrine Circus comes to town March 2-4. Serving as a fundraiser for the Shriners Hospitals for Children, there will be high-flying trapeze acts, motorcycle stunts, clowns, and much more at the Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center.
Reno Mural Expo Docent Tour – The Biggest Little City is home to 31 new pieces of public art after last year's inaugural Reno Mural Expo. Take a two-hour walking tour and let a docent personally introduce you to them on March 3. The insight into Reno's outdoor urban art gallery is worth more than the $10 admission fee.
Hella Basic Welding – Turn metal into masterpieces with The Generator's Hella Basic Welding workshops, held twice this month on March 4 and March 18. Meant for beginners, the class will introduce students to welding basics, proper safety techniques, and machine maintenance.
Easter Sugar Cookie Decorating Class – Get hands-on with some sweet treats at Mix Bakeshop's Easter Sugar Cookie Decorating Class, offered nine times before the holiday beginning March 6. You'll learn how to outline, flood, and decorate with royal icing, and go home with delicious recipes, professional techniques, and a box of eight sugar cookies. Kids age 10 and up are welcome, too!
Monster Jam – Weighing 12,000 pounds and standing almost 11 feet tall, the world's largest and most famous monster trucks will tear up Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center with their best stunts and tricks March 9-11. Cheer on fan favorites like Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, Brodozer, and the Monster Mutt Dalmatian.
Death by Design – Laughter is the weapon of choice when mysterious guests (and a snipped telephone wire) come together at a country estate in "Death by Design." Reno Little Theater showcases this uproariously funny take on a classic murder mystery on stage March 9-25.
Italian Festival and Family Concert – Spend a day in Italy without traveling overseas at the Reno Philharmonic's Italian Festival and Family Concert on March 10. Attendees will be able to sample gelato, make their own Venetian masks and tissue paper stained glass, touch exquisite opera costumes, and much more at the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts. The Reno Phil Orchestra will also perform a free concert of Italy's most famous and beloved music, led by guest conductor Alvise Casellati.
The Sound of Music – The hills will be alive with "The Sound of Music" when the hugely popular musical returns March 16-18 to the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts. Maria and the von Trapp family bring beloved classics like "My Favorite Things," "Edelweiss," and the title song to life for just five performances, and this brand new production is not to be missed.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time – Based on the best-selling book by Mark Haddon, "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" tells the story of Christopher, an exceptionally intelligent 15-year-old who is ill-equipped to interpret everyday life. When a neighbor's dog is killed and Christopher falls under suspicion, the teen sets out to identify the true culprit and makes an earth-shattering discovery along the way. Good Luck Macbeth performs Simon Stephens' stage adaptation March 16 through April 7.
Reno Leprechaun Crawl – Downtown Reno will be as green as it can get this St. Patrick's Day as thousands of costumed revelers hit the streets for the Reno Leprechaun Crawl. More than 100 beer and drink specials will be offered across 30 different bars on March 17, with free giveaways, live music, and photo opportunities along the way.
27th Annual Rocky Mountain Oyster Fry – Have a ball (or two) on March 17 at the 27th Annual Rocky Mountain Oyster Fry in Virginia City. Multiple competitors will smoke, fry, or grill tasty treats for the chance to take home first place in categories like best overall taste, most creative dish, and best plated presentation. Those without an appetite for the delicacy can partake in the main street parade, beer garden, or Ballbreaker Saloon Crawl. St. Patrick's Day garb is encouraged, too!
Reno Bighorns Home Games – Back for its ninth season, the NBA G League affiliate of the Sacramento Kings has home games at the Reno Events Center through March 20. The Reno Bighorns face the Iowa Wolves for two games on March 12 and 14, then battle the Agua Caliente Clippers on March 16. For the final two home games of the regular season, the Bighorns take on the Oklahoma City Blue on March 17 and the Raptors 905 on March 20 before hopefully chasing a playoff championship in April.
Reno Mardi Gras – The Biggest Little City will feel more like The Big Easy when Reno's biggest and best Mardi Gras party returns to the Reno Ballroom on March 24. Hundreds of bourbons, beers, and wines will be waiting for you, as will exclusive bites crafted by the city's top chefs. You won't want to miss the live acrobats, stilt walkers, and Carnevale entertainment either. Hosted by the Rotary Club of Reno, the event proceeds will benefit the organization's community and global service projects.
Heavenly Village Brewfest & IPA 5K Fun Run – Raise a glass to all things beer at Heavenly Village's inaugural Brewfest. Live music and tastings kick off the event on March 30, followed by the IPA 5K Fun Run the morning of March 31. After the race, there will be a corn hole tournament, homebrew contest, and brewery speaker series.


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2017 Nissan Altima Preview in Joliet, IL
The Altima is Ready to Impress!
When you want to enjoy a sedan that combines comfort and efficiency, get ready for the 2017 Nissan Altima preview in Joliet, IL. Here at Thomas Nissan of Joliet, we have latest information regarding what this upcoming vehicle has in store for you! Call to find out more, and reserve yours today!
The Altima recently underwent an exterior redesign, and the 2017 Altima will continue to build on that with a V-shaped front grille, sharper lines on the headlights and taillights, and new wheel designs. Whether you are commuting down Route 30 or meeting friends for dinner at La Villa Restaurant, get ready to turn heads in this stylish sedan. You can also match the exterior color to coordinate with you personality in a wide range of fresh color options such as Gun Metallic, Java Metallic, Super Black, and Storm Blue.
Underneath the hood, you'll be glad to note that the 2017 Altima retains its power and efficiency. The standard 2.5L 4-cylinder is ready to provide excitement with 182-hp and 180 lb-ft. of torque. You can also opt for a bit more muscle with the available 3.5L V6 engine that is capable of 270-hp and 251 lb.-ft. of torque. Both engine feature standard Xtronic CVT® transmission which provided smooth shifter an impressive 39 MPG hwy1 for the 2.5L engine and 32 MPG hwy1 when paired with the V6 option. This means you'll be able to commute, run errands, and even head out of town for the weekend without worrying about constantly stopping for gas.
Our 2017 Nissan Altima preview in Joliet, IL, will now move to the interior amenities. Sit back and relax in the available leather upholstery with an 8-way power adjustable driver's seat with heating capability. When the winter gets harsh, you'll be glad to wrap your hands around the heated steering wheel, now available as an option on almost all trim levels. You'll also get the ability to add the latest infotainment systems in a larger 7-inch touchscreen. Voice commands have been updated for optimal usability, with Bluetooth® audio and phone connectivity2 on standard every trim. For sports gear and grocery shopping, you'll appreciate the generous 15.4 cubic ft. of cargo space3 that the Altima offers.
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Stay at a Colonial Hacienda
Located in the town of Arroyo Seco, in the middle of a beautiful natural environment, the Hotel Misión Concá has springs inside and its thematic concept based on the life and work of the Franciscan monks offers an innovative environment. The Hacienda dates back to the middle of the 16th century. It was established by the Spaniards and was originally called "Hacienda de San Nicolás". It was later occupied by the Order of Franciscan Missionaries when they began to build the Missions of the Sierra Gorda of Queretaro. The main Sugar producers in the Region. Under a humorous, cultural and historical framework you can have fun with themed tours by the beautiful Ex Hacienda, humorous sketches and legends around the bonfire.
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This Jefferson Lerma goal v Palace (GIF VIDEO BELOW) was a thunderbolt from Bournemouth's Colombian star. The Lerma goal against Palace came in the 45th minute of the game and was AFCB's first of the game after Palace had established a three goal advantage in their clash on 12 May, 2019.
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Neurohackweek is a 5-day hands-on workshop in neuroimaging and data science, held at the University of Washington eScience Institute. Participants will learn about technologies used to analyze human neuroscience data, and to make analysis and results shareable and reproducible.
Morning sessions will be devoted to hands-on lectures and afternoon sessions will be devoted to participant-directed activities: hackathon and breakout sessions on topics of interest
This format is inspired by astrohackweek, a similar program focused on astrophysics.
9 AM: Introduction to Neurohackweek (Ariel Rokem)
11 AM: Data Science tools (tutorials)
9 AM: Surviving and thriving as an open scientist (Tal Yarkoni)
11 AM: Using cloud computing for neuroimaging
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9 AM: Image processing (Ariel Rokem)
11 AM: Quantitative and diffusion MRI modeling of developmental data (Jason Yeatman)
| 9 AM: Modeling fMRI data (Kendrick Kay) (video)
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10 AM: Reproducible research pipelines (Chris Gorgolewski and Satra Ghosh) (video)
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Advanced Unix and Make
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Docker (video)
Modular software design (video)
Spark (video)
Git and Github
Software testing
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2 PM - 6 PM Team projects
4 PM: Breakout session: Data-sets from the Allen Institute for Brain Science(Terri Gilbert)
Integrating AIBS data-sets in MRI analysis (Kirstie Whitaker)
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3 PM: Breakout session: Allen Institute for Brain Science: RNA seq data sets (Jeremey Miller)
4 PM: Breakout session: Advanced time-series analysis (Bing Brunton)
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Top 4 Tools For Collaborative Writing
Modern technology has changed the way we do, well, just about anything. It has permeated every pore of our lives, for better or worse. Writing is no exception. While collaborative writing is anything but new, since that's how every newspaper works, virtual collaborative writing tools, on the other hand, are a relatively young concept. The ultimate goal of using these tools is to refine the written work, and by allowing two or more people to contribute to a single article, you wind up with something that is far better. We choose five different collaborative writing tools for you. Check them out below.
Google Docs
The daddy. This probably the most complete and most robust collaborative writing tool there is. Google Docs allows you to export your work in nearly all formats you can think, and there is also a number of features which might come in handy in academic work, such as footnotes, tables, formulas and plenty of others. Working in Google Docs may seem overwhelming at first, writing with 2 or more people at the same time. You sort of feel like you've been dumped in a 1930's newsroom, filled up with cigarette smoke and boozing journalists yelling ideas back and forth at each other. This particular brand of creative chaos makes for some interesting results.
Google Docs can do a lot of things well, so you may think of it as multi-purpose tool, like a screwdriver, or a wrench. There are some downsides to it. For example, if there are too many people working on a single document, or if the document itself is pretty large, the editor becomes less responsive. Also, when it comes to version history, you won't be able view the changes between any two drafts of the work. It's not open-source either, which is hardly surprising, since it's made by an IT behemoth like Google.
Etherpad is not as huge as Google Docs, nor does it have its polished user interface, but it's the absolute best if you are looking for a tool that will provide you with outstanding real-time collaboration. This is about the closest thing to a brainstorming session there is. In fact, Etherpad allows multiple writers to edit the same sentence at the same time, which really speeds up the writing process. Plus, it's not that chaotic or hard to follow, because all contributors are color-coded, so you can keep track of who wrote what and when. The entire collaboration process is recorded, and you can play it back, which is really interesting to watch.
If you like to have complete control over your work and data, which is something that is not possible in Google Docs, Etherpad is just the thing for you, because it's open-source. Since we're drawing comparisons with Google Docs, Etherpad is more a lightweight tool, and doesn't have any of the fancy stuff, such as formulas or footnotes.
Penflip, in essence, is a front-end to GitHub, the code repository of choice for software developers, but it's used for conventional writing instead of coding. It's far more streamlined and simple than Google Docs, but its user interface leaves much to be desired. User friendliness was the last thing on developer's minds when they created Penflip. That being said, Penflip is absolutely brilliant when it comes to documenting and accessing version history. Working in Penflip can be loosely compared to writing on a piece of paper, and then passing it along between collaborators. Unfortunately, its user interface is about as attractive as a piece of paper. If you are a writer with a background in coding, or vice versa, you will love it, but for those among you who are simply writers, its functional but unpolished looks may put you off.
iCloud Pages
Pages, which is a part of Apple's iCloud service, is probably the closest thing to Google Docs on this list. Mind you, Apple is still developing this tool, with new features being implemented all the time. Any time you use an app made by Apple, it requires you to readjust your way of working to its capabilities and user interface, and not the other way around. Some hate that approach, and some grow to love it, which is sort of like the digital Stockholm syndrome, and Pages are no exception.
One area where Pages needs to step up if it wants to be a true competitor to Google Docs is conversational capabilities. Google Docs is brilliant in that aspect, with both comments and chat available at any time along with the document. It's fair to assume that Apple will want to have their piece of the collaborative writing pie, which means we'll probably see similar features implemented in Pages soon.
If you are taking the collaborative approach to writing, and you still haven't tried any of these apps, we suggest you do so as soon as possible, because you are truly missing out on some powerful tools that will speed up the writing process significantly.
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For research papers and other scientific writing, try out SciFlow 🙂 It's a free and easy-to-use collaborative editor for researchers to write and improve their papers with. You can find it at https://www.sciflow.net.
Here's why SciFlow might be the right tool for you as a researcher:
– It's well-suited for research groups from differing backgrounds (LaTeX vs Non-LaTeX).
– Allows unlimited co-authors and documents.
– It allows unlimited co-authors and documents, making it perfect for research groups to collaborate in real time.
– A growing list of journal and university templates allows users to format their documents and make them ready for submission with a single click.
– Requires no LaTeX skills.
– SciFlow's interface is easy to understand and to work with for researchers of all positions and titles, no matter what kind of research paper they're working on.
– In addition to standard text editing and formatting, SciFlow provides its own Reference Upload & Management, as well an (upcoming) Mendeley integration into the App.
– SciFlow's Equation Editor works for both novice and experienced LaTeX users.
SciFlow aims to be as intuitive and accessible as possible to all researchers, rather than just a specific group. Why not check out the SciFlow Homepage and try it out? (https://www.sciflow.net)


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You've probably heard this before: A child will eat only as much as a child will eat. But how many times have you kept it in mind while planning meals or feeding your child? Do you even know how much food should you feed your child?
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2. No baby will starve him or herself: Majority of children will eat just the right amount they need. In fact, children develop the ability to regulate their food as they grow up, so avoid feeding them when they're not hungry and refusing to eat. Forcing them to eat will lead to children eating when they're not hungry — and we all know very well that's a road we don't want them to take into adulthood!
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Reversible bucket hat that can be worn on both sides. We donate all the profits of this product to the Baltic Sea Action Group.
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American Idol: take that, judges
Last week I wrote that I thought the judges on "American Idol" were making a big mistake by making Ashton Jones a wild card, and not sending Robbie Rosen through. Was my point made loud and clear? Yes. More on that in a minute.
Last night's results show was thankfully only an hour, unlike last week's two-hour marathon. They showed footage of the contestants living in their Hollywood mansion, and then showed their awful group number, a Michael Jackson medley. Blech.
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The Mendocino County Executive Office announced earlier this week that beginning April 1, the Mendocino County Cannabis Program Unit will be under the Department of Planning and Building Services and will report to Planning and Building Director Brent Schultz.
The county said that co-locating the Cannabis Program with Planning and Building will create a one-stop shop for inquiries and processing of all cannabis-related permits and licenses and will allow streamlining of application processing and provide the community with higher quality and more coordinated service delivery. The Cannabis Program Unit is expected to be fully integrated with Planning and Building Services by April 1.
In 2018, Mendocino County created the Cannabis Program Unit within the Department of Agriculture to implement the county's Cannabis Cultivation Program, coordinate with departments, streamline processes to effectively implement the Cannabis Program, develop a sustainable framework to institutionalize the program into county government and establish a county infrastructure that evolves with changes in the developing cannabis market.
County officials said that reviewing the status of applications, the implementation of the cannabis accommodation district and looking forward to the Phase I re-opening and Phase III opening made them realize there was a need to change the cannabis management structure to increase efficiencies.
Processing and approving or denying cannabis permit applications has been an issue. According to the most recent Department of Agriculture Commissioner's Report from last month, the county is still reviewing over 800 permits. Many of these applications take a long time to process due to the complexity and the type of information that the county needs to double check.
Remarking on the transition of the Cannabis Program, Agricultural Commissioner Harinder Grewal said, "Moving the Cannabis Program to Planning and Building will reduce the trips for permitting required by the cannabis industry. This is a more cost-effective approach to house the entire program in one department. We believe this program will be a shining example of success to Mendocino County."
"I look forward to building a strong and compliant environment for the cannabis industry to succeed. By adopting the Cannabis Program from the Agriculture Commissioner, it offers us the opportunity to create a more streamlined and efficient permitting process," said Planning and Building Services Director Brent Schultz.
The county stated it would release more details about the changes to the Cannabis Program Unit for the application process for the re-opening of Phase I. Anyone who wants more information is asked to to contact the Mendocino County Executive Office at (707) 463-4441.


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The best affordable sushi bars in Singapore
You don't have to shell out hundreds of dollars for great sushi
Who says you need to fly to Japan in order to indulge in delicious, fresh sushi offerings. From half-priced donburi bowls and CBD set lunch deals to salmon sashimi madness, along with a sake or two to end off the meal, here's a list of affordable yet delicious sushi offered across the island.
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Standing Sushi Bar
Serving up quality and affordable Japanese dining since 2009, Standing Sushi Bar has since expanded into four outlets conveniently located in the CBD and Bras Basah district.
Undeniably popular, one of their best value-for-money permanent promotions running has got to be the Salmon Madness, where you can get five pieces of salmon sashimi for $3, sake for $2, and $5 beer, wine, hot sake, and umeshu. This deal runs every Monday and Thursday across all four outlets, available during dinner, and lunch as well for the Singapore Art Museum location. Do check their website for further details on daily promotions happening every week across their outlets.
CBD working individuals can now also enjoy their healthy, delicious, and affordable $9.90 takeaway bowls at their CBD outlets from 11.30am to 2.30pm with a choice of salmon, salmon mentaiko, salmon avocado, spicy tuna, or unagi donburi.
The Sushi Bar
The Sushi Bar offers fine Japanese food in a casual environment where customers can relax and enjoy every bite whilst not worrying too much about their wallets. Promising to give the best experiences to the customers, the menu is constantly changing to incorporate new dish ideas to challenge the status quo, serving customers quality options to venture and try.
Dig into their Bara Chirashi Don ($19.90) with a scrumptious range of fresh sashimi cubes over rice, or take a bite into their popular juicy salmon aburi roll ($16.90) and dragon roll ($25.90), tiger prawns topped with unagi and avocado.
Eastsiders can also now enjoy their delicious chirashi dons for weekday lunch at $11.90 at their newest outlet Tampines 1.
Ryoshi Sushi Ikeikemaru
Take a bite into the freshest sashimi flown directly from Japan here at Ryoshi Sushi Ikeikemaru. Don't be deceived by the conveyor sushi belts circulating around the restaurant. Promising quality sushi at relatively affordable prices, it offers a large range of fresh sashimi and sushi varieties for you to choose from, such as tuna, unagi, squid, and sea snail, starting from $1.80.
Look out for the crowd favourites Negitoro ($2.80) and Mentaiko Scallop Sushi ($6.80) and grab it before it's all gone to indulge in its creamy goodness. Bite into explosions of goodness with the Salmon Ikura Kobore Sushi ($6.80), which is overflowing with ikura chunks atop fresh salmon cubes.
If you're feeling a little fancy, have a go at the value-for-money Kaisen Don Set ($33) that comes with a chunk of uni (sea urchin), large sweet prawns, crab flesh, assorted sashimi slices with a salad and miso soup on the side.
Fish Mart Sakuraya
Nestled within a Japanese supermart lies this hidden treasure trove of glorious fresh sushi and sashimi. With three outlets located in shopping malls at the three corners of Singapore – North, East, and West, Fish Mart Sakuraya is the heartland's secret. Serving up a wide variety of offerings air-flown directly from Japan, tuck into the sakura sushi platter ($38) with up to 11 varieties of nigiri sushi to savour, as well as the kaisen–futomaki sushi ($10/eight pieces) and tamago unagi-maki sushi ($7/eight pieces). Don't forget to indulge in the freshest of sashimi produce that is sliced freshly for you upon ordering, including Salmon Belly ($9.90/100g), Tako (Octopus) ($9.80/100g), Hamachi (Yellowtail Tuna) ($13/100g).
Tsukiji Sushi Takewaka
Great sushi starts from exceptional produce, and that's exactly where Tsukiji Sushi Takewaka shines. Takewaka's first store opened 28 years ago in Tsukiji, so with such close ties to its suppliers, the restaurant is pretty much guaranteed the freshest catch. As the chain's first venture outside Japan, Takewaka finds itself at the Japan Food Town in Wisma Atria. Occupying a quiet corner, the space is both refined yet comfortable with wood accents that give off that distinctive Japanese feel. Choose between a seat at the counter or the floor – though we'd always recommend the former so you can witness the magic happening.
For lunch, Takewaka's Edomae set ($14.40) has eight pieces of sushi including tuna, salmon and prawn among other chef selections. But if you're craving something more premium for dinner, order the Takumi set ($45.30), which comes with ten pieces of nigiri. We're surprised to find anago (saltwater eel) in it, a less unctuous version of unagi (freshwater eel), along with other crowd-pleasers like ikura and chutoro.
Senmi Sushi
Located in the basement of Marina Square's new retail wing, Emporium Shokuhin has eight dining outlets to choose from, but tuna lovers should make a beeline for Senmi Sushi.
Every Monday and Friday sees a huge shipment of bluefin tuna from Nagasaki – 50 kilograms of the fish, no less – making the chutoro ($6.80) Senmi's pride and joy. The medium-fatty tuna is by far the best in its list of nigiri sushi – rich and buttery with just enough fat – with the in-season shima aji ($4.80) coming in a close second with its firm yet light texture. While the rice has a good bite and holds its shape well, it's nowhere near vinegary enough. That's not necessarily bad – perhaps the restaurant doesn't want to mask the sweet profile of the Hokkaido Nanatsuboshi rice it uses.
Senmi's soya sauce is brewed with dried bonito and aged in-house for three weeks, guaranteeing an umami burst. But the effort is let down by the wasabi – it's your typical chalky, nostril-clearing paste. Quash the temptation to order the wagyu beef nigiri ($5.80): the thin strip of lightly seared beef is flavourful but unmemorable compared to the others. Also hold off the salmon belly ($2.40). Our strangely bright orange sliver has hardly any fat. Another noteworthy section of the menu is the range of sake ($20-168/bottle), with two out of eight available by the glass ($16-22).
Koji Sushi Bar
Visit on any weekday and it's evident that Koji Sushi Bar has amassed a loyal following of white-collared types thanks to its affordable lunches. Opened in 2014, the casual sushi and sashimi joint is helmed by chef-owner Benny Cheong, formerly of Shunjuu Izakaya.
Four sushi sets, served with a salad or miso soup, are available during both lunch and dinner. We suggest homing in on Set C ($20) and D ($24) to sample the seafood on offer, replenished every Tuesday and Friday. The anago is a standout with its incredibly soft texture and leaves a sweetness on our palate, as is the beautifully marbled chutoro. What sets Koji apart is its freshly grated wasabi – a rarity at this price point – hidden within each nigiri. You also get a tub of housemade soya sauce, which you can individually brush on the nigiri and pretend you're a bona fide sushi master.
Koh Grill and Sushi Bar
Koh Grill is the fast food equivalent of a sushi bar: rolls of its famed Shiok Maki ($16.80/eight pieces) are pre-prepped, cling-wrapped and then stowed beneath the counter for easy access – because orders for it come faster than the chefs can move. Aburi salmon sashimi is propped atop unagi and avocado, drenched in a Kewpie mayo-based sauce that's blowtorched to deliver charred hits of flavour, then loaded with capelin roe. We do mean loaded. This may be too rich for some – it's quite liberal with the latter two ingredients – so offset it with some nigiri. Go for the hotate ($6-$8/piece), a generous portion that's delicate and sweet. The uni ($12/piece), with its pungent, brinier flavour, is just a pinch short of Tomi Sushi's version – as is the salmon nigiri ($2.80/two pieces). Still, they're pretty decent for the price. And come during off-peak hours: waiting times stretch for up to 80 minutes otherwise.
Sun with Moon
Pricing itself slightly higher than the run-of-the-mill chain outlet, Sun with Moon promises better ingredients to those weary after a day of shopping. Dinner boasts more nigiri sets – five, to be exact – than lunch, including a salmon sushi moriawase ($23.80) with six kinds of salmon sushi such as aburi shio and aburi mentai. The sushi moriawase ($49.80) offers a mix of ten varieties, including a rarely found shirasu (whitebait) gunkan, which has a smooth texture and slightly bitter aftertaste. We fancy the horse mackerel – its sheen mimics its clean bright taste – and the uni. The negitoro and amaebi, while not top of their class, are also decent for their price tags.
Tomi Sushi
Tomi Sushi's birthed in a prefecture that's renowned for its rice. So it's no surprise the 62-year-old chain only uses rice from Niigata – and brings in sashimi thrice-weekly from the local market in the prefecture's capital city. It's a bonus, because we're here for the nigiri. Specifically, the 11-piece Tokujyu Nigiri ($59) platter, assembled before our eyes by chefs Nagai Tomonori and John Oh. Expect all the classics, among them tamago, hotate, ikura, iwashi, tai and anago. The otoro is a melt-in-themouth experience that ensures you'll only be chewing through your warm ball of al dente rice, while the hirame cleans the palate with its light flavour. But we'll save the best for last. The uni at Tomi is a sweet and creamy morsel that glides across the tongue.
Nestled among the trove of Tiong Bahru cafés lies a Japanese-French restaurant, whose unassuming façade of dark-tinted windows gives nothing away. If you're gunning for sushi and sashimi, sit yourself on the eight-seater counter.
And you should, because the nigiri sushi set is only $28 while the aburi sushi set clocks in at $35 – both come with five pieces. You can indicate your preference, or leave it up to the chef to decide based on the day's freshest catch. The sashimi is flown in every Tuesday and Friday straight from Tsukiji, and it shows. The ika, lightly scored and almost translucent, drapes over the sushi rice and gets sweeter on each bite. And the hotate, butterflied and served as two pieces because of its size, is rich, sweet and melts in your mouth. IKYU gets its rice from Niigata and does justice to it: it's slightly sweet and tart, comprises individually distinguishable grains and holds its shape when compressed. Likewise, the soya sauce, mixed in-house, is an umami bomb and is served in a little saucer.
A pity, though, about IKYU's wasabi – it's still the real deal and not horseradish paste in disguise – that came from a tube. Freshly grated wasabi would have completed the dining experience. Also it'd be wise to pass on the uni. At $38 a pop, it's simply way too expensive even if it's freshly flown in that day. Consider yourself warned.


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Every year, lots of children and adults get stung by a wasp while consuming their favourite soft drink. A wasp's sting in one's mouth or throat can have serious consequences. With Prikit, you can easily prevent wasps and other insects from hiding into your drink unnoticed waiting for a chance to strike.
No more spilling
With Prikit, wet tablecloths, a backseat full of stains and sticky clothes all belong to the past. Prick a hole into a can or the cap of a bottle without exercising much power and insert a straw. Because hole and straw are a perfect fit, no liquid is spilled if can or bottle tip over.
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Do you also have trouble opening a jar of apple sauce, vegetables or jam? Thanks to Prikit you no longer have to. Simply prick a hole into the lid of the jar using Prikit. Because air can get into the jar, the lid can be opened with no effort at all.
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By using Prikit, your drink will remain fresh much longer once it has been opened. No more thirst? That is not a problem either. Put your soft drink with a straw into the fridge and the carbon dioxide will retain longer. Your drink is no longer wasted and you can enjoy it longer.
More than a gadget, that's the best way to describe Prikit. By pricking a hole into the upper side of a can of soda or the cap of a bottle, you create an opening that is a perfect fit for a straw. The rest of your drink remains closed, so there will be no spilling when your bottle or can tips over. Wasps are kept at a distance and carbon dioxide is retained longer. Also jars, for instance jam jars and jars of vegetables, are easy to open using Prikit. Pricking a hole is quite simple: place Prikit onto a bottle, can or jar, press it without exercising much power and the hole is made. This way, every jar can be opened immediately, you only need to put a straw into the can or bottle to prevent spilling, wasps keep away from your drink and your drink remains fresh for much longer.


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When: Thursday 28th June 2012, 17:30-20:00
Where: The Bond, 180-182 Fazeley Street, Digbeth, B5 5SE.
"Mapping the Landscape" is a solo exhibition by artist Paul Hirst, who creating work on an art residency at the Bond in Digbeth. Please see the flyer for more information.
The exhibition will be a showcase of drawings, prints, photography and paintings with over 40 pieces of new work created during his residency.
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If you're a fan of Cartoon Network's hit comedy series Adventure Time, you owe it to yourself to check out its creator's new show Bravest Warriors on his new Youtube channel, Cartoon Hangover. The new series is directed by Breehn Burns, who is the co-creator of the popular web short Dr. Tran, and focuses on four teenage heroes for hire who "warp through galaxies to save adorable aliens and their worlds using the power of their emotions!"
Bravest Warriors is executive produced by Burns and Fred Seibert, who is the man behind Frederator Studios and other popular cartoons such as The Fairly OddParents, ChalkZone, My Life as a Teenage Robot, Wow! Wow! Wubbzy, ADventure Time, and Fanboy & Chum Chum.
Cartoon Hangover originally launched as a show on Channel Frederator back in 2009, but has now branched out into its own hot new Youtube channel. Aside from Bravest Warriors, Cartoon Hangover will also debut the Cartoon Hangover Show.
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