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The win last night at the lane was scintillating. The complete dominance of Arsenal in the first 45 minutes was just awesome to watch. The score line though didn't reflect the match proceedings due to a few decisions that were not given in our favour. Still the amount of ball possession we had, it was just that Tottenham were not even playing, they were totally outclassed. Carling Cup or not that was one sweet performance by our team and all credit to them and also to Arsene Wenger for putting up a strong team than we have seen in recent years in the cup ties.
Although the whole team was amazing last night, a few individual performances need special mention. The foremost being Wilshere, and what a superb game he had. Controlling the game along with doing his defensive duties. He was so calm on the ball that even under pressure he had that extra second to pick a pass with perfection. It was like he had been doing this for years. The spurs finding no answer to his ability were doing a Blackburn on him and he was continuously being fouled. Still he would just get up and do his business. The cross for the first goal was perfect, the through ball to Arshavin was clever, the through ball to Gibbs, that was given offside, was intelligent. He really is improving in leaps and bounds.
Koscielny was also magnificent last night. He was everywhere and he really reads the game quite nicely. The way he tackled Lennon was world class and shows that he really is a great signing. Lansbury also started brilliantly and was involved in the game from the start. He was at the right place to score the opener; he was not afraid to take chances and was ready to shoot from range.
Nasri also showed his composure to convert the penalties in the extra time. He started slowly but stepped up a gear in the second half and was a continuous threat whenever he had the ball. Denilson also deserves a mention as he also played with authority and continuously broke the Spurs play. His shooting was way off though.
Coming to the penalties, they sure were penalties. As for Redknapp saying that the first one was a dive is ridiculous and shows that he is a complete fool.
On the goal we conceded, that was offside and it was the same linesman who had given an offside on Gibbs when he wasn't. Two wrong decisions that may have changed the match result. Though the credit goes to Arsenal that they didn't let the wrong decisions to alter the outcome. Still the shot from Keane was not that strong and Fabianski should have done better.
Coming to player ratings:
Fabianski: Didn't have to do much for most parts except he had to save one shot that he didn't. 5.5
Eboue: Struggled a bit in the beginning defensively. Was more composed as the game progressed. 6.5
Koscielny: Another stunning performance. He really is showing his class. 8
Djourou: He needs a few games under his belt. Was caught out of position a couple of times. 6
Gibbs: He had a good game. Was good going forward and defensively dominated Lennon completely. 7.5
Wilshere: MOTM. Awesome game. Enough said already. 9
Rosicky: Had a normal game. 6.5
Nasri: Slow start, improved in the second half and finished it off with two very well taken spot kicks. 7.5
Denilson: Had a wonderful game. Continuously breaking the Spurs game and getting forward and linking the play nicely. Needs to improve his shooting. 7.5
Vela: Had a quite game and looked lonely upfront. Still was trying his best. 6.5
Lansbury: Made a good start to the match and scored the first goal. Gradually disappeared towards the end. 7
Chamakh: Again good work rate, worked hard and used his strength well. 6.5
Arshavin: Did what he does best. Scored a goal even when he isn't involved fully. 7
Clichy: Not much to rate on.
A well deserved win for us and taught the Spuds a much needed lesson, for talking too much.


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Earth's Golden Grid Healing Meditation
Updated: Apr 19
I've been inspired to help as best I can. Our shadows must be address for integration & healing. Parasites must be revealed and removed so that we are truly beings of a free universe and can co-create unobstructed and in harmony with Universal Principles. Please join me in this endeavor.
It is important to note that the 33rd parallel north around the globe is a most powerful global energy line along which star gates exist connecting space and time - a most powerful circuit for this planet - for example Syria, Iraq, Charleston, San Diego, Dallas, Masonic Temples, Air Force Bases and prisions are located on this grid line.
With the Earth's permission, let's get started.
Create a meditatve space and find a comfortable position. Breathe deeply, imagine any stress, anxiety and negativity that you may have had is now leaving your body & dissolving. Any burdens of the day & week are floating away and you feel relaxed... Feel any tension in your muscles subside. Breathe easily and freely.
Now ask the Divine Source, your guides and spiritual teachers to come to you and to help with your ascension to a higher consciousness while using both the shadow & the light to propel you. State your intention clearly in your own words for a most beneficial experience. Remember to thank them for coming to assist you.
As you focus on your third eye, imagine your astral body standing up from your physical body. Imagine standing at the entrance of a dimly light tunnel. Now, begin to walk into the tunnel. See the lights on the walls and the texture of the floor as you walk through the tunnel.
Just a head of you see a set of glass doors and your heart tells you that a wonderful healing experience is on the other side of the doors. A feeling of peace & joy fills you. With each step closer to the doors, you feel more relaxed and uplifted and connected to the Divine Source that is guiding you.
As you approach the doors, they automatically open and invite you into this realm of enlightenment and lightness. As you pass through you can strongly feel the Divine Source and all those who have come to assist you on this healing journey. Know that they are sending you what you need for the most understanding, healing, and assistance for your healing journey. They are beckoning you now to go deep within. You hear them say, "You are loved and you are never alone. We are here to guide you home by way of the Earth's Light Grid which holds the secrets of Life." Breathe deep centering breaths.
With each breath you travel deeper and you feel a wonderful sense of light filling your body. You see before you an Inner Earth, a vast inner region of energies and the Earth's Light Grid - a grid work of light energies. You see strands of light stretching in all directions, like silver highways going off into the distance. You feel these are LIFE lines of energies.
You are sensing a connection to one of the lines. You are being pulled by it. It's a very strong current of light going deep into the Earth's Light Grid, where an early childhood trauma or past life trauma occurred and can finally be healed. This is also a chance to help heal the Earth's Light Grid, adding lightness to it.
Now, take a moment to connect to the first time you experienced shame. Once you sense that original shame it may feel like an old albatross. You may question, why not healthy guilt? Why did I experience shame and internalize it, so I felt "I was a bad person" instead of "I made a mistake"?
With guilt you have a chance to do things better the next time. But, in the old drama, with shame, you may have thought you were a "goner for the dark side" (a bit over dramatic). With shame comes false humility and you may have looked for an invisible corner in which to grovel rather than be proactive. Parasites can hook into that old dramatization and feed off the negative energies.
Before shame entered the story, you felt "good enough" and knew your self as a Divine Child of the Universe. Loved. Natural. Wondrous. Mystical. You can return to this feeling anytime just by saying, "I am loved". No more parasites.
Now, go to the moment when the original "shamer" shamed you. This "shamer" had not dealt with their shame and transferred it to you. It is passed on to the next generation until it is stopped. Now, it's time to stop it by giving the original shame back to the original "shamer".
Go, ahead, see the "shamer" and give their shame back to them. Tell them, it's not yours. And they can send it back to their original "shamer" all the way back through to your first ancestor (and/or past life of original shame) and off to the Great Central Sun to be transmuted. Feel your family tree shift. And so, it is.
And you feel the healing repercussions of all the trauma and shame being healed in your life and your ancestry. You feel that equilibrium has been restored. You can see healthy co-creative relationships developing now in a free universe, free from parasites. Feel the lightness that it brings to the Earth Light Grid. See humanity's collective family tree is also lightening.
See yourself and humanity as a "recovering" perfectionist that can have healthy guilt and true humility with less self-righteousness and judgmental-ism. This is true empowerment in which one can take responsibility for their mistakes. They apologize, make amends and do things better the next time. And somewhere along the way, they may be forgiven – or at the very least - find self-forgiveness and self-love.
Feel the self-love. You are a Divine Child of the Universe. And as these loving energies activate your light body, your pineal gland, chakras and spinal column are operating together to balance your being so your Soul memory of who you really are, is reawakening. Breathe that in.
Once again, you are directed by the Divine Source and asked to go deeper within and deeper into inner Earth. You are reminded of your training as a Light warrior and Peacemaker. In your altered state of awareness you finally understand all the life times of learning about the flow of energies and blockages. You feel all of you chakras are aligned and activated.
Now, you feel a wonderful sense of light filling your body. You feel empowered to help and especially to witness.
Again, you see before you an inner Earth of wonders. This time you are pulled by a very strong current of light that leads you to the 33rd parallel that circles the Earth. Take a moment and allow the Divine Source to lead you where you need to go along this line to help clear any dark spots of disharmonious energy along the 33rd degree latitude and within 5 degrees either side.
You may be drawn to a sound, color, feeling, a symbol, dark scaffolding, dark portal, volcanic or explosive fiery activity, etc.
You observe and acknowledge that the Divine Source stretches its love and light into the past trauma of this grid line - healing and transforming it. You and the Earth Light Grid recieve stronger and stronger pulsations of love, golden light and luminosities, vibrating at higher and higher frequencies. With your true presence and willingness to observe all energies, you witness the dis-ease and disharmony along this latitude dissolving.
And within a short span of time, on the 33rd parallel, you see dark scaffoldings intended for ritual sacrifice, violence, abuse, mind control, perversion, wars and/or dominating others - you see these dissolved, gone. You see and sense past traumas, shame, parasites and explosive and disharmonious energies dissipated, and the life energy is flowing easily again, organic natural cycles of birth, life and death are restored, revelations of who we truly are and our true history is freely acknowledged on the 33rd parallel and on all latitudes. Universal Law, peace, and a healthy understanding of the subconscious-shadow-ego material and true humility and responsibility flourish throughout the Earth Light Grid.
You see the whole Earth Light Grid lights up in Golden Light, alive and restored to harmony and a Free Universe. The Earth's Star Crystal and Golden Light Grid shine brightly throughout the Universe.
You feel your light body is fully activated and you realize you are lightness without need of external light. Enjoy that feeling of lightness for a moment. The wonderful energies of The Earth Star Crystal and Golden Light Grid will continue supporting you once you're back on the surface.
Now see before you the glass doors to the tunnel that rises to the surface. This tunnel is very similar to the one you traveled before, however, you have changed and so has it. It vibrates with the wonderful potential, which lies ahead for you.
Make sure you thank the Divine Source, your guides and teachers for this wonderful experience. Thank them for coming and give them a goodbye hug, then turn & begin your return.
Now imagine your self passing through the opened glass doors and heading back through the tunnel, rising to the surface. You emerge from the tunnel all the way back to your meditative space. You see your physical body right where you left it.
You look forward to a wonderful sense of self-love, lightness, gratitude, honesty, and connectedness and feeling healthier, wiser, more whole and balanced when you return to your body.
Now imagine your astral body steps back inside your physical body and all the healing, visions, sensations, insights and answers you received on your journey merge with your physical brain now and are stored for automatic integration into your consciousness, easily and naturally.
Take in a deep breath and feel your body, feeling wonderfully good, renewed and revitalized. You become more and more aware of your surroundings. You're wide awake with eyes open.
And welcome. So glad you are here, now.
And Profoundly Glad to be of Service,
Copyright 2020 Cariel Quinly.


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The Story of Three Covenants
February 17, 2019
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by Chad Mansbridge. In honour of its' 9th anniversary this week, Chad revisits this powerful teaching on the 3 Major Covenants of the Bible which formed the basis of his first book "He Qualifies You!". A message for which Bayside is now known globally, whether you've heard it before or are new to our church family, you'll love this vital teaching!


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Our Next Meeting will be January 15th
We have some exciting events, presentations, trainings and new benefits for our members coming up. You don't want to miss a meeting, if you aren't already a member please join us. Meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of every month at Carbone's Restaurant in Hopkinton, MA. We hope to see you soon!!!


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Dong Nguyen, the creator of "Flappy Bird" may have pulled the plug on the difficult, yet appealing game that took the world of gaming by storm, but the question which lingers on everyone's lips is if the game is ready for a comeback. Because of the dozens of clones that now populate both Apple App Store and Google Play and even the Pebble Appstore, the answer is positive, although gamers still mourn the demise of their favorite pastime. However, hope is not lost just yet since the Vietnamese developer told The Verge that gamers could expect a sequel of the "Flappy Bird" sensation.
Nguyen has abruptly ended the popular game's life, but when it disappeared, over 80 clones appeared, not only on mobile, but also on the computer and 3DS. An exchange of tweets appeared before "Flappy Bird" ceased to exist between Noah Buscher and Nguyen, in which the former asked the developer whether a HTML5 version of the game could be in plan.
"Why don't make one for yourself?," Nguyen asked, which not only gave Buscher the permission to adapt the game and make it suitable for computers, but also witnessed the appearance of "Free Flappy Bird."
The free version allows people to play the game without downloading it and it works not only from a mobile browser, but also on a desktop. However, while people who kept the game on their phones decided to list them on eBay for $99,999, others try to make the best of "Flappy Bird's" demise and came up with clones like "Clumsy Bird," with the notable difference that the background does not look like Nguyen's interpretation of the famous "Mario," but seems to resemble "Angry Birds."
"Flappy Tappy" claims to be an improved version of "Flappy Bird" in which the player does not fall as fast as in the original version and multiple tapping can propel Tappy. Seconds survived earn gamers points and players can choose a hardcore mode with moving obstacles. Other examples which follow "Flappy Bird's" idea are "Flappy Plane" and "Bouncy Bird," but the clones are countless and the plots are slightly different.
3DS Version Available
Although the original game does not exist anymore, it seems like "Flappy Bird" is ready for a comeback thanks to the version which can be played on Nintendo 3DS. The game was revived with the help of Petit Computer, a programming app which allows users to create and recreate games using an adapted version of the BASIC programming language. Everything that sat between the revival of "Flappy Bird" and its players was a series of Quick Response codes.
Now, gamers who own a 3DS can enjoy the game even if Nguyen decided to pull the plug on his creation.
Sequel in Sight
During an interview with The Verge, developer Nguyen revealed that "Flappy Bird" was worth $50,000 per day from in-app ads and was downloaded 50 million times. The game which sat atop the Google Play and App Store and gathered over 47,000 reviews cost the developer only a few nights of coding and survived because of the fact that "it happens to be something different from mobile games today."
At the same time, Nguyen told his readers that, besides other games he has on his hands, "Flappy Bird" could have a sequel, although the timeline is still unknown. Therefore, the irrefutable answer to the question "Is the game ready for a comeback?" is "Yes."
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Created a basic ISP for 514 this week. PPP client connecting to a NAS running PPPoE and authenticating via another server running freeradius.
I have also been working on getting a cleaner example of my network maps for Richard to show Karen next time he visits. I have been altering the overview plots to show and additional view for each deeper level. This will make it more useful when you zoom in further.
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Cornwall police charge woman from Ottawa with mischief
A 44-year-old woman from Ottawa is facing a charge following an investigation into a complaint received on Monday.
Police alleged the woman damaged a window in her ex-boyfriend's residence during an altercation.
The woman, whose identity was not released, was charged with domestic mischief.
She was released from police custody to appear in Cornwall court on Oct. 1
A 16-year-old boy from Alexandria is facing a charge after an investigation into his behaviour at the courthouse on Monday.
Police alleged the teen, who was in custody at the courthouse on an unrelated matter, damaged a sprinkler.
The youth, whose identity cannot be identified under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, was charged with mischief under $5,000.
He was kept in police custody pending a bail hearing in Cornwall court.
Firearm seized
AKWESASNE — A 24-year-old man is facing several charges after Akwesasne Mohawk Police Service responded to a report of a firearm being discharged in Kana:takon (St. Regis) on Thursday morning.
Police alleged the man had shot a vehicle, and that he was walking in the neighbourhood with the firearm. A lockdown was put into place in the village until the arrest of the suspect.
William Burk-Johnson, 24, is facing several undisclosed firearm-related charges.
He was held in police custody pending a bail hearing in Quebec court.
Tobacco charges
BEAUHARNOIS, Que. — Two men from Akwesasne are facing charges following a Cornwall Regional Task Force operation on Sept. 11.
The CRTF said officers were on the St. Lawrence River / Lake St. Francis when they stopped a vessel carrying two individuals who officers alleged were smuggling illicit, contraband tobacco. Officers alleged the men attempted to flee in their boat, striking the police boat and subsequently capsizing. They were both recovered from the water with the assistance of the Akwesasne Mohawk Police Service's snowmobile ATV vessel enforcement unit.
Seventy bags of unstamped, fine-cut tobacco, weighing a total of 1,274 kilograms were seized, along with a 26-foot high-powered yacht-style vessel, and night vision equipment.
Travis Adams, 35, and Jason Gray, 33, were each charged with possession of unstamped tobacco under the Excise Act. Additional charges are pending.
Adams was held in police custody pending an appearance in Valleyfield court on Sept. 19. Gray was released from police custody to appear in Valleyfield court on Nov. 21.
Obstruct, resist, breach
A 27-year-old man from Cornwall is facing three charges after an interaction with police on Monday.
Police alleged that while officers were conducting an investigation, the man provided them with a false identity and attempted to flee the area. On arrest, officers alleged the man had a cheque in his possession, which was contrary to his conditions.
Jordon Pharand, 27, was charged with obstructing police; resisting police; and, breach of recognizance for possessing a cheque.
He was held in police custody pending a bail hearing in Cornwall court.
Requests for assistance
Cornwall police released two images on Tuesday, relating to two ongoing investigations.
The first was of a man from closed-circuit footage on Montreal Road, who police are asking for assistance in identifying in relation to the investigation into the July 26, 2018, fire at Montreal Road and Alice Street that destroyed three buildings.
The second image released was in relation to an investigation to an Aug. 11 robbery at a Pitt Street convenience store.
Police said the man brandished a knife at the clerk and demanded money and cigarettes, at approximately 2:40 a.m.
Police ask anyone who can share information on the identity of either person to call the tip line at 613-933-5000 ext. 2404, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
NORTH GLENGARRY — SDG OPP officers are continuing an investigation into a break-in at a Kenyon Concession Road 3 residence on Monday afternoon.
Sometime between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday, suspects removed Canadian currency and several pieces of jewelry (rings, necklaces, pendants) from the home.
Anyone with information on this incident is asked to contact OPP at 1-888-310-1122, or report anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.


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Besthorpe AchillesD.O.B: 28 April 2005 Height:17.2hh Breed:Suffolk Punch Sex:Stallion Character:Our senior stallion and Sire (Dad) of many of our young horses, a true champion.
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As an expert on youth in the workforce, when asked to get involved with the Hult Prize @Duke—a competition among college students around the world to generate ideas that could create 10,000 jobs for youth within 10 years—I jumped at the opportunity to get on the court. Duke University seeded 17 teams of three to four students who had ideas they wanted to pursue. I was to serve as a judge (referee) for the "final four." (I was disappointed not to have been given a striped shirt). The winner would continue to compete regionally and possibly internationally at the United Nations for $1 million to support their social innovation.
Besides being a student of the hit TV show, Shark Tank, I have long been interested in how to best generate, test and scale new ideas. In the 1990s, I was fortunate to have worked at Cisco Systems. It was such an exciting time. The decade commenced with 2.5 million Internet users and finished with 412 million users by the start of the new millennium. During this time, I was on a team that was developing and scaling a computer networking training program. Having spent much of my career in the nonprofit education arena, I was struck by how my tech colleagues approached problems. Fostering advances in the dynamic Internet space led them to think big and fast. In eight years, we advanced 64 pilot schools to 10,000 schools in 165 countries! Fast forward to today, and I serve as the General Manager of the RTI-led Global Center for Youth Employment (GCYE), a virtual learning and action center forging a unique alliance of development practitioners, universities, donors and corporations to nurture innovative youth employment solutions. We have been hosting idea-generating and supporting events to find proven and scalable solutions to empowering young people to succeed in the 21st century labor market.
Judging the Hult Prize at Duke
I must admit to being humbled by the stature of my fellow judges. Like my colleagues at Cisco, we were a diverse group. For example, Ryan Riegg and Christopher Gergen are two entrepreneurs who have shepherded companies to success and went on to launch social enterprises. Matt Nash from Duke's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Initiative and Eric Mlyn from Duke Engage help students apply their talents outside the classroom. Anirudh Krishna teaches public policy and political science at Duke, focusing on why people are poor. Margaret Samuels, President of OE Enterprises, a local nonprofit serving the disabilities community, has a history of demonstrating how local business can profit while still helping people. The experience and knowledge of these judges proved to be an invaluable resource for these budding ideas.
The Duke Final Four
The final four teams highlighted ideas that were both rich and diverse.
First, there was Joblette, an idea designed to connect unemployed youth with e-learning and employment within the growing digital sector. The team of four women, proposed training in tasks related to micro-jobbing - data collection, cleaning and analysis. While enrolled in training, students would be engaged in real digital work, drawn from local and global businesses.
The Hadja Collective is an idea with its roots in Togo. After spending a semester in country, the students returned with a lingering problem on their minds — how subsistence farmers could be encouraged to join cooperatives and collectively create a stronger and more robust agricultural sector. This team tried to show how their innovative idea of a crowd-farming platform that linked female entrepreneurs, farmers and the global market could meet the objective.
Marikiti, which means "market" in Swahili, aims to provide artisans across African countries with education, access to finance intra-African trade opportunities and global markets. This team of three — two women from Kenya and one from Ghana — are passionate about helping artisans in their homeland to scale the sales of their products and crafts.
Finally, there was a new farm to table franchise idea, Rooftop Dining. What made this idea unique was not just the rooftop dining but the fact that your dinner was growing all around your table. Furthermore, youth would be recruited to maintain the kitchen gardens and serve the meals.
I walked away that evening with a few ideas of my own.
First, the importance of student experiences abroad. Many of the ideas were identified during the various opportunities that students had traveling and studying globally. Their ideas didn't come from a book or newspaper headline. Many of the problems the students saw or learned about firsthand, and the challenges stuck with them. They returned to school eager to pursue a solution.
Second, there probably is no better place for leveraging differing skills or knowledge than a college campus. Your roommate might be a computer science major while you focus on international affairs. Maybe you also play a sport with a business major. The teams did not consist of students studying the same major. It is this type of "interdisciplinary" network that just might bring new insights on using technology or scaling a proven model.
Finally, I was struck by how passionate these students were about their ideas. Some "seasoned veterans" like myself, might mistakenly view their perspective as naive. However, there was something refreshing listening to these students describe the problem and their thought process leading to potential solutions. In some cases, the ideas were not new. Others had tried and failed or were struggling in pushing the idea forward. Might these students take the idea, adapt it improve upon it? Might their passion make the difference? Likely yes, and this is one reason RTI seeks out partnerships with Duke and its innovative campus in our own global development work.
Oh, by the way, Joblette will be advancing to the next level of the Hult competition. A few of my RTI colleagues from our GCYE have already helped with full court press to move their idea forward — connecting them with GCYE members Lynk and Harambee. The next few months will be exciting. Go Joblette! Go Duke!


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This came out a couple weeks ago. My brother had been talking about it and I thought it looked like a bad SyFy show (he's into those). I then realized Amazon is doing it and I was a little interested, but not really. Then I learned Orlando Bloom and eyebrows girl were the leads and my interest didn't increase or decrease. However, I just heard that Jared Harris is also in the show. Jared Harris of Chernobyl and Terror fame. I am very curious now.
Is anyone watching? Looks very high fantasy.
A human detective and a fairy rekindle a dangerous affair in a Victorian fantasy world, where the city's uneasy peace collapses when a string of murders reveals an unimaginable monster.
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When you go to the ballgame, you want to watch the game, don't you? You don't want to worry about who else is there and might be stalking your dad...
Random House sent me a copy of this book for review (thank you). This is a Stepping Stone Book and the third in the Ballpark Mysteries. The book is currently available at your local bookstore. If your child loves sports, I'd check out the others in the series, too.
Mike and Kate are cousins and they fly to Los Angeles to visit Kate's dad and see the game. When they get there, they find that her dad is nervous and upset. Someone has stolen his computer, he's gotten threatening phone calls, and he knows someone is after his scouting list. He keeps the info on a small tablet in his pocket.
Mike and Kate find another tablet just like his and create a scheme to catch the thief. It doesn't go as smoothly as they had expected, though.
The author writes a good realistic tale and the Mr. Meyers illustrations add to the charm of a good sports story. Why not grab a copy for your young one?
Happy reading.


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On 7 December 2018, Jumbo Interactive Limited (ASX: JIN) highlighted updates with regards to the trading during half year period ending December 2018, FY2019 outlook, the appointment of the director and exercise of option/share sale program.
For the half-year period ending 31 December 2018, there was an overall increase in the continuing operations as compared to HY Dec 2018 guidance report with the HY December 2017 actual data. The total transaction value of the company has been forecast to witness growth of 64%. The revenue of the company is expected to have 55% growth. There is an indicative increase in NPBT, Income tax expense, NPAT, EBIT, EBITDA – to be above 100%. NPBT will be up about 126%, income tax expense by 133%, NPAT rise by 123%, EBIT also up by 129% and EBITDA to be up 103%. There will also be an increase in the number of large jackpots this year by 17%.
Based on the FY2019 June guidance report, when compared with the FY June 2018, the company expects that there will be growth in the total transaction value by 44%. The revenue margin is expected to be around 20.8% and EBIT margin is expected to be around 53%. There will also be an increase in the net profit after tax by 77%. The NPAT attributable to the members of the company will be up by 69%. There will also be an increase in the large jackpots by 16%. Income tax expense is also expected to go up by 80%.
Another important update shared to the investors was the appointment of Mr. Giovanni Rizzo to the board from 1 January 2019. He will join the board as the director. He has 14 years of experience with the Tatts Group in Australia and 5 years experience as a head of the investor relation in South Africa. He worked for 2 years with Century Casinos Africa which is the subsidiary unit of NASDAQ listed Century Casinos, Inc. He worked as an Audit manager in gaming for a period of 5 years with PWC in South Africa.
The company further shares an update with regards to the exercise of option and its share sale program. In this, the company wishes that its Key Management Personnel like Mr. Mike Veverka who is the CEO and Executive Director to exercise its option which should not exceed 2 million options. It's his choice to sell few or all the shares allotted shares by 30 June 2019. However, he wishes to sell a few shares and he wants to continue as a significant shareholder of the company.
At present, the company has 3 set of options. 2 out these 3 have been vested and the remaining one is not yet vested.
There are 250,000 options which have an exercise price of $1.75 with the expiry date 18 November 2020. There are another 50,000 options which have an exercise price of $2.25 with the expiry date of 2 February 2022 and another 3,10,000 options with an exercise price of $3.50 with the expiry date of 15 November 2022.
By the end of the trading on 7 December 2018, the market price of the share increased by 3.651% with the stock holding a market capitalization of A$458.66 million.
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The narrower the teacher frame of reference becomes, the narrower the learner view becomes, as it is controlled by the former.
It is strange. For the first part of my school career, there was talking with children about their ongoing learning, sometimes as individuals, often as groups and then there was marking. As the talking and the marking were in the context of work being checked, edited, discussed, reframed, as a part of developmental approaches, drafting and redrafting ideas, the discussions could be seen more as "editorial boards", with the recipient of the group discussion having to go away and recraft their work. As my career was largely in Primary, these were 5-11 year olds. The later classes also had the benefit of being participants in the National Writing Project, which had a strong local base.
I am beginning to reflect that, as the discussions were part of a known process, it was this context, with the need to follow up, to improve the detail that was the successful element.
Today, too often, as has always been the case in many classrooms, a piece of written work can be seen as an end in itself, with the potential that any critique, or support, offered at the marking stage, will only be tentatively applied, or retained, as the class moves on to the next topic.
This creates for me a broader question. Is it better to craft fewer pieces of higher quality, than a greater number of pieces of possibly lower quality?
The approach that I outline above, with a focus on the process, could mean that a piece of writing was developed over a couple of weeks, and, as this was all hand written, needed careful management, to avoid children just rewriting for neatness.
An example that I used, with one able group, was to spend the lesson time developing the ideas and planning carefully, with a home activity to write a (short, 15 minute) chapter draft, to bring back to the class to discuss and edit the following day, before moving to plan the next chapter. A lower achieving group had the task of developing their storyboard at home, to use in the lesson, to talk about, plan, draft, edit and create a "chapter" of three sentences. Lesson length varied with the needs of the task, to ensure quality outcomes. Topics were governed by the need for quality.
"Publication" was a hand task, with each child's work mounted, bound and incorporated pieces of associated art work. Children were trained to mount their work with care. Their finished products made them proud and they became a part of the class "library" for a while, before going home.
Teachers talked together about the outcomes, especially within year groups, but also across the school, as a topic or a particularly exciting outcome was shared. Everyone grew, by talking together and being allowed to try things out.
My school, as a whole, took part in these approaches, and, as I was one of the leads for English, and undertaking my post grad in Language and Reading development, it provided a great platform for personal and institutional development. We talked improvement, created generic formulae to describe this from Reception to year 3 (It was still a First School) and we got children to an extremely high level of achievement, often not believed by the receiving Middle School. Many were at what would have been called afterwards, a good level 4.
It was in the last three years of my time as a class teacher when the original National Curriculum came into being. This gave a form of words to all teachers, across all schools, to discuss progress. More focused moderation began to offer broader insights into outcomes across schools. Ideas were shared more widely, but then there were also apocryphal stories about schools not able to do the same, as they were more tightly controlled in their timetabling or what they had to offer.
In many ways, the inception of the National Strategies, with the further development of Assessing Pupil Progress (APP) grids, to my mind, enabled a greater stereotyping of approaches, with ever narrower aspects being the focus for learning; losing sight of the bigger picture, especially as moderation then began to focus on sub-levels. The words of moderation killed off the teacher aspiration to hold onto the holistic process of writing, and to focus on ever smaller elements, which children then often had to put together themselves.
Rather than move in this ever-narrower way, within my school, we worked towards what became the two page approach to the writing process, embedding the best of the National Writing Project outcomes with what we felt was the best of the emerging development narrative. This enabled us to move to around 85% level 4+ in the 2005 SATs, with 40% at level 5. The process of writing was always at the forefront, with the discrete elements fitting together.
This approach was further developed across the curriculum, with a focus for each week's main piece of writing. There was one book for all major writing, developed in the same way, over the course of a number of days, with a purposeful outcome; display or class book being the main sharing points. Shorter, note based writing also happened, to facilitate some other subjects.
Development discussions were always based on the whole level descriptors, with subject managers adjusting these, or advising, if there were discrete elements to be considered.
In essence, the school focused on
Order and organisation of thoughts. This might be aided, in any subject, by storyboarding, a series of photos, mind-mapping, story mapping, scaffolds, or some other structural aids. Some children crafted three sentence narratives, reports, letters etc, with a beginning a middle and an end, then were challenged to add detail. Others were able to develop a more coherent, extended narrative, but needed guidance to focus in some way.
Getting good at words. Collecting together, sharing, words and phrases appropriate to the needs of the writing, including thesaurus or class sharing activities. Talking about adjective, verb and adverb choices, crafting sentences.
Bringing in inspiration from what they were reading. There was a link with books read, as every class had an appropriate "Author of the Month", with a set of books available to supplement other reading. This allowed teachers to read quality literature aloud, children to share with each other parts of books that caught attention, but also to write "in the style of", from some experience. Guided book sets were also author linked where possible, so there was a joined up approach.
Modelling, as needed to some children, including TA as scribe for some at different times.
Oral rehearsal; telling the story out loud and capturing in some form, for those whose needs dictated that; in the early days with a tape recorder. Nowadays there is a multitude of digital alternatives.
Sharing developing drafts. Talking improvement, at every stage, with the "final" drafting being seen as capable of further improvement. It was the best it could be at the time.
The children were getting better at getting better. They were party to their own development, so their energies were clearly directed towards self-improvement. Becoming learners, they needed "feeding" rather than always needing to be led.
Of course, after all these efforts, to improve the outcomes of children, and even if 85% of them achieve the "national standard", will Secondary schools accept these outcomes? That has been a question since 1987, when Juniors argued level 3 in infants was "different" in the juniors and Secondaries argued the same from their perspective. That question is, to me, the crux of future developments.
There needs to be a common language and common agreement about outcomes. For what it is worth, I did think level descriptors 1-5 described Primary progress imperfectly, but quite well as an overview.


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NBA Swing: 2019 Playoff Intrigue and a Tribute
Now that the 2019 Orange Roundball League Playoffs have officially arrived, first round intrigue has provided a slew of NBA entertainment. Since the opening tip on April 13th, Game 1 and Game 2 upsets have been reverberating throughout the league. However, one upset stands alone.
Before I give you the goodies, let me take a timeout in order to bid farewell to two NBA legends. Sadly, Dwyane Wade and Dirk Nowitzki are hanging up their sneaks for good. Both the Miami Heat and Dallas Mavericks' franchises will never be the same without these future Hall of Famers. No more ear to ear smiles and sweet jumpers from Dirk, and no more dunktastic, all-out effort plays from D-Wade. As it's put in an old Converse commercial featuring Mr. Wade. "Fall seven times. Stand up eight."
It's safe for me to say that both D-Wade and Dirk are one with the orange. In their career finales, these studs dropped exactly 30 points apiece. Wow. Here's to enjoyable and successful retirements, Dwyane and Dirk. Thank you for brightening the league on and off the court.
Back to the orange action at hand, a No. 8-seed just downed a No. 1-seed on Monday night in the largest playoff comeback in NBA history. A 31-point comeback out West at Oracle Arena in Oakland. For real? Well, yes. After imposing their talent and will in Game 1, the defending back-to-back NBA Champion Golden State Warriors' fell completely apart in the second half of Game 2 against the Los Angeles Clippers. With their epic 135-131 Game 2 victory knotting the first round series at 1-1, the Clips get Games 3 & 4 on their floor at Staples Center in Tinseltown.
Could there be worse news for the Warriors? Yes. Center DeMarcus "Boogie" Cousins suffered a season-ending left quadriceps injury while chasing down a loose ball in the first quarter of Golden State's Game 2 implosion. An MRI on Tuesday morning revealed what was feared. The worst possible diagnosis. A torn left quad. So, if the Warriors are able to three-peat, they'll have to do it without the services of their perennial All-Star big man.
Here's to a speedy and full recovery, Boogie.
There's absolutely no doubt in my mind that the Warriors can still defend their crown, but Monday night's loss of Boogie and subsequent loss to the Clippers will force them to dig deep within their championship pedigree.
It will be critical for shooting guard, Klay "Mayday" Thompson, to be on his game throughout the 2019 playoffs. Off nights from the simply sensational sniper could ultimately lead Golden State to their doom.
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Randy thanks for your great article with insight to what has happened and what you expect to happen in the playoffs as well as your tribute to two greats Dwyane Wade and Dirk Nowitzki.


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The Paleo recipes have become very popular in recent years and the basic reason for their popularity is their health benefits. This way of cooking was very popular in the past centuries which was then replaced by the unhealthy meal recipes. However, this healthy way of cooking and eating has again proved its effectiveness and therefore, a number of products have been introduced to help people enjoy delicious meals in which healthiest, nutritious and tastiest ingredients are used. Paleo Cookbook is one of such products recently introduce in the markets.
What is Paleo Cookbook?
The Paleo Cookbook has been written by Nikki Young to teach people how to achieve healthy body with the help of natural ingredients. The basic purpose of paleo is to provide a safe and natural way to lose excessive body weight and get better performance of all body organs.
It is not an exclusive weight loss program but a system to prepare body for gaining an increased level of energy and a stronger immune system. Both of these factors are quite essential to boost weight loss process and improve overall body health including the smoothness of skin. By following this system, you can get yourself in your dream shape.
How It Works?
The author believes in gaining health benefits from the natural resources which are available for everyone in form of different foods. The only need is to recognize the nutritional values necessary for the human body.
The human body needs everything including vitamins protein, minerals, fats and low GI carbohydrates to keep each organ healthy and active into its own mechanism. Therefore, it is quite essential not to deprive the body what it needs.
What's Included?
The author has collected healthy paleo recipes into his paleo diet cookbook review which provides the healthiest and most nutritious diet to the users.
- The book contains a great number of recipes which are easy to cook and delicious to eat and therefore, the users don't find them boring and enjoy the best taste ever.
- The foods have been divided into eight different categories which include Chicken, desserts, seafood, meat, omelettes, salads, snacks and soups.
- The special categories have been generated for chocolate, capsicum sandwiches, noodle recipes, paleo breakfast recipes and foccacias.
- The author has given clear and step by step instructions to prepare each meal which can also be served to the friends and family as well.
- You don't have to worry about the metric system as you will not find any problem in making paleo recipes.
Intro to Nikki Young
The author of Paleo Cookbook is Nikki Young who is not just an author but also a nutritionist expert. Nikki believes that the foods contain everything that human body needs but you must understand what food you should be eating when it is about living a healthy lifestyle.
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1) 30-Day Paleo Meal Plan
It refers 125 recipes with color photos to understand each recipe clearly and easily.
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It covers a comprehensive list of paleo foods, a list of in-season fruits, vegetables and herbs and a Paleo shopping list.
3) Paleo Eating Out Guide
With the help of this guide, you can stay on your paleo plan even if you are eating out.
4) Delicious Paleo Roasts and Paleo Lamb Recipes Cookbooks
It has 21 recipes of different flavors of lamb along with 20 juicy roast recipes of beef, chicken, duck, turkey and quail.
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It contains 65 quick to cook and easy to learn everyday recipes.
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- This may not be interesting for those who just want to lose weight with exercises without doing on specific food choices.
- There is a large number of food recipes recommended in the book which might create a little confusion that which one to choice for today.
- Someone who does not believe in the effectiveness of old eating ways should not follow this program.
- The food recipes can be followed by anyone regardless of sex or age.
- The ingredients are to be used in most of the recipes can easily be found in every part of the world.
- This is not designed just to provide weight loss reduction but it is a way of living a healthy life with healthy meals.
- Along with the main book, there are 4 other bonuses which all are relevant to the paleo diet and thus can be of real benefits.
- The author has also explained why paleo diet is important and what kind of benefits can be achieved with it.
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The Paleo Recipe Book review shows that you will enjoy about 375 simple and easy to create food recipes which are divided into 8 categories. Moreover, you will also learn about meal plan, food guide, eating guide and facts about ingredients. This is an ultimate guide which covers everything one might need to live a healthy life. The purchase is also backed up by full money back guarantee for sixty days.


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Carrier unveils Smart+Cool app and new air conditioners at AC/XP 2018
Carrier unveils Smart+Cool app and new air conditioners at AC/XP 2018
Cooling goes digital
Digital transformation is happening in almost all industries these days, and this phenomenon does not exclude the cooling and refrigeration industry. With that, Carrier, through its Philippine distributor Concepcion Industrial Corporation (CIC) and its subsidiary Concepcion-Carrier Air Conditioning Company (CCAC), is embarking on a digital transformation journey through a campaign called AC/XP (Air Conditioning Experience) 2018. Through this campaign, Carrier aims to transform the experience of its customers by not only providing them with new products, but also by bringing to them new innovations that will help them efficiently maximize the products.
Taking place at the Maybank Performing Arts Theater in Taguig, the event started off with an enriching glimpse of the industry in connection with the economic landscape of the country. Harold Thomas Pernikar, Consumer Solutions Group Director for CCAC, explained that the economic development brought about by the continuing growth in the sectors of BPO, manufacturing, and tourism, as well as the substantial contribution of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) have resulted in the rapid urbanization in many areas in the Philippines.
Rapid urbanization means more residential and commercial establishments are being built, and these eventually would require adequate air conditioning. It is good news for companies like Carrier, but it also imposes new challenges such as more and new demands from consumers, particularly those who are digitally savvy who could quickly share negative feedback online. Speaking of feedback, Carrier also mentioned that Filipino consumers are still complaining about the high cost of electricity in the country.
Understanding this predicament, Carrier took the AC/XP 2018 event as an opportunity to not only unveil its new air conditioning models (namely the Klarwind Duo 2-in-1, V-Series, and the Triwind Series), but also demonstrate the Smart+Cool mobile application. By using a smartphone, the app allows Carrier air conditioner users to easily monitor AC power consumption, schedule AC operation, remotely turn on/turn off the AC, and get live chat support when needed. The result: reduced power consumption, efficient AC cooling, and prolonged unit lifespan. Smart+Cool is compatible with new Carrier AC models with the help of a bundled adapter.
Specific details on the availability and pricing of the new AC models with Smart-Cool feature were not revealed at the time of writing. Stay tuned for more updates!


text: Bernhard Schobinger (b. 1946) is a goldsmith and sculptor. Echoing Max Bill and Konkrete Kunst, combined with Punk references of the 1970s, over the past 40 years Schobinger has developed a body of work that stands out due to its provocativeness and conceptual richness, work in which the boundaries between the arts dissolve. Recipient of a number of international prizes including the Diamonds-International Award of 1971 in New York City and the Swiss Federal Design Award of 2007, his works form part of the permanent collections of innumerable museums, among which the Victoria & Albert in London, the MFA in Boston, the MFA in Houston, the National Museum of Australia in Canberra, the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, the Pinakothek der Moderne, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris and the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. As guest teacher and lecturer Schobinger has taught at the Royal College of Art in London, at the Rhode Island School of Design and at the Hiko Mizuno College in Tokyo, to mention merely a few.


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A third of wealthy investors are not satisfied with how their wealth is growing, new YouGov research reveals.
The Wealthy Investors report reveals that a third (34%) of wealthy investors are disappointed with how their wealth has grown over the past year. This compares to three in ten (30%) that are slightly satisfied and around one in ten (9%) that are very satisfied. The study found that a quarter (26%) are neither satisfied nor disappointed.
The study classifies 'wealthy investors' by the amount of investible wealth they hold and by how much they have invested over the past year. YouGov has defined those with a minimum £100,000 in net-investible wealth as a 'wealthy investor.
The report also indicates the scale of wealthy investors taking things into their own hands. Approaching six in ten (57%) manage all financial products and investments themselves, and slightly under a quarter (23%) manage some of their products themselves and leave some to professionals. Close to one in ten (9%) hand the running of all their products over to professionals.
Notably, 37% of those who manage all their financial products themselves are disappointed with the growth of their wealth over the past year. It is the same percentage (37%) for those that manage some products themselves while leaving some to be run by professionals.
As may be anticipated, wealthy investors are proactive and careful when it comes to their finances. Almost nine in ten (88%) believe they manage their finances well, while 77% are good at saving up for things that they want. However, seven in ten (71%) state that they are more careful with their finances than they used to be.
By reaching those who currently manage all their financial products themselves, there is a real opportunity for wealth management services. Many of those currently taking matters into their own hands are disappointed with how their wealth is growing, meaning they could well be open to alternative strategies.
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In a childhood full of dysfunction and constant upheaval there was one man who, for a brief time, gave me much needed love and protection. At that time, I was young enough to not really understand the intimate details of our family problems, but fortunately, I was old enough to retain some of the memories of this man. Charles Wogan, my grandfather on my father's side, would be a rare stabilizing force in my early childhood. While I don't remember his face, I somehow have a inner memory of kind eyes. My favorite and most vivid memories were the daily walks he and I shared. We always walked the same route and crossed over the same little creek where he would always stop and hoist me up to sit on edge of the cement barrier. We would linger there, mostly in silence, as we watched the water trickle under the bridge, until he'd finally say, "Well, it's almost dark. Better git before you grandmother starts to worry."
I don't remember exact details but at the age of five, I lost the one person in my life, at that time, who I believed truly loved me. He died of a heart attack, ironically while he was in the hospital recovering from what I believe had been some sort of heart episode.
A few days ago, I took an unplanned road trip to my hometown and found myself standing at his grave. While I can vividly picture my grandmother and the last time I saw her, it isn't my memories of her that draw me here. It's the memory of a man who gave hope and love to a little girl who felt abandoned and unworthy. The only adult in my early childhood who seemed to genuinely take an interest in my welfare and looked out for me while he could. I don't visit often but it always leaves me feeling humbled and blessed to have had him in my life.


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At 271 years young, Princeton University is New Jersey's oldest college, so it probably doesn't come to mind when you think of cutting-edge infrastructure. But, the campus is actually leading the state with its comprehensive clean energy programs and design.
The college upgraded the heating and cooling system, replaced lighting and improved its aging building stock. A sign that the more than $3 billion New Jersey poured into energy savings projects across the state is working.
Bill Broadhurst is the manager of campus energy at Princeton.
"There is something like 49 colleges and universities in New Jersey and us, as Princeton, we're probably one of the largest energy users in the state," he said. "So, if we don't help New Jersey clean up the grid and conserve energy the state, it'll be limited in what the state can do with its own goals," said Broadhurst.
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, known as the BPU, holds a clean energy program conference every year to highlight some of the industry leaders and initiatives making an impact. The topic itself may not sound alluring, but the program is becoming more and more critical. The board's commissioner, Joseph Fiordaliso, says climate is playing a larger role.
"We see there are a lot of erratic weather changes occurring and the waters are warmer, which creates energy and that energy fuels storms. And those storms are more erratic and destructive, as we've seen in Houston and Florida," he said.
According to Fiordaliso, the state's clean energy program has one main goal: reducing the overall carbon footprint and energy consumption to mitigate climate effects. In the last 15 years, he says the BPU has reduced energy consumption in the state by seven percent.
"Now that doesn't sound like a lot, but when you have a state of nine million people, you reduce energy by seven percent, you're reducing energy considerably," said Fiordaliso.
That's enough to power more than three million homes. In 2000, the state had just six solar installations. Today there are over 75,000.
So what does New Jersey's clean energy program mean for its residents? According to the BPU, the state has less pollution, a stronger economy, lower energy costs and reduced demand for energy.
Ed Hutchinson is the president of mechanical heating and cooling energy company Hutchinson Services based in South Jersey.
"People in general and businesses in general are busy living their lives and building their businesses and this is not at the top of their minds," he said.
This is the reason why Hutchinson's company does outreach to make people aware of state incentives to help upgrade their homes and businesses. Hutchinson Services was also recognized by the BPU Tuesday.
"They're able to replace their outdated HVAC systems and insulate houses and receive a utility rebate for what they paid so it helps them fiscally," said Hutchinson.
Changing one light bulb in your home may not feel like you're making a dent in the energy crisis, but the state wants you to know it's cumulative. It's lots of people changing out lots of light bulbs that makes the difference.


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Good morning on this wintry Monday.
About 243 million turkeys were raised in the United States this year.
For butcher shops, the workload at this time of year is nonstop.
Take Dickson's Farmstand Meats, in the Chelsea Market in Manhattan. The company will have nearly 1,000 turkeys ready for Thanksgiving.
The freshly slaughtered birds are already arriving. Dickson's even rented a refrigerator truck to store the overflowing inventory.
This is the busiest holiday of the year, according to the owner, Jake Dickson. The butcher shop began planning and placing its Thanksgiving orders six months ago, while the rest of us were gathering for Memorial Day barbecues and July 4 fireworks.
"Turkeys take a long time, so these birds have been on the ground for a while," said Mr. Dickson, whose company specializes in humanely bred, American-style, broad-breasted white turkeys.
"Our big thing is how they're raised — no hormones, no antibiotics, a purely vegetarian diet," he said. "And freshness. Most of the turkeys you buy in the supermarket were slaughtered between two and six months ago, and they're not a very nice product."
Like so many who are celebrating Thanksgiving in the city, Dickson turkeys are not native New Yorkers.
They are raised on small Amish farms in Pennsylvania, slaughtered at Goffle Road Poultry Farm in northern New Jersey, and butchered and sold at the Dickson's stall in Chelsea. Then: your plate.
For Dickson's, which opened in 2009, this year has presented an unusual challenge: politics. A subject that many try to avoid at the dinner table has nonetheless seemed to have had an effect on turkey sales so far.
"The election messed with things a little bit," Mr. Dickson told us. "I think that people are not thinking about the holidays in the way they normally would be; they had other things on their minds this year. Usually we see a huge boost in sales in the few weeks before Thanksgiving, and this year, we didn't see that at all."
Even so, as of this morning, Dickson's had already sold about 875 of the 925 turkeys they were stocking.
Need some help preparing your bird? Check out The Times' favorite Thanksgiving recipes.
Here's what else is happening:
Ah, the first snow of the season.
Look out for light flurries today, and it's feeling frosty outside.
Arctic winds will push and pull you about the streets (a wind advisory is in effect until 10 p.m.).
And it will feel below freezing (somewhere between 25 and 30).
Winter coat watch: You bet.
In the News
• A look inside a $10 million contract with lawyers that details the cost of defending Mayor Bill de Blasio in a federal investigation over fund-raising. [New York Times]
• Bayou shipyards in Alabama and Louisiana are on a tight schedule to build ferries for New York by next summer, the deadline Mayor de Blasio has set for his $325-million ferry service. [New York Times]
• After what he called an "explosion of hate crimes," Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York unveiled a new police unit to investigate episodes in the state. [NY1]
• Hundreds rallied on Sunday in Adam Yauch Park, named after a member of the Beastie Boys who died in 2012, after it was daubed with swastikas and "Go Trump" graffiti. [New York Times] ...
• ... Demonstrators gathered outside the Zionist Organization of America's annual gala in Midtown on Sunday to protest against Stephen K. Bannon, Donald J. Trump's chief strategist, who was scheduled to speak. [CBS News] …
• … And nearly 500 protesters marched from Queens to Trump Tower in Manhattan on Saturday to demonstrate against the president-elect. [Observer]
• As accommodation costs soar, New York University is beginning a pilot program that will house students with older citizens. [New York Post]
• Forced to leave Ukraine as a girl, a Brooklyn woman yearns for the life she knew then. [New York Times]
• Today's Metropolitan Diary: "The Old Ways Are Sometimes the Only Ways"
• Scoreboard: Knicks knock off Hawks, 104-94. Giants buck Bears, 22-16. Trail Blazers unweave Nets, 129-109. Panthers pounce on Rangers, 3-2.
• For a global look at what's happening, see Your Monday Briefing.
Coming Up Today
• See "The Taylor Swift Experience," a new exhibition about the pop star, at Seaport District in the South Street Seaport. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. [$9]
• The Architectural League hosts a lecture with the artist and community organizer Theaster Gates at the New School in Greenwich Village. 7 p.m. [$15, tickets here]
• "Nutcracker Rouge," a risqué rendition of the classic, opens at the Irondale Theater in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. 8 p.m. [Tickets start at $90]
• Indulge in some Monday Night Magic (and comedy) at the Players Theater in Greenwich Village. 8 p.m. [$42.50]
• The Secret Science Club presents a talk on birds' mating behavior at the Bell House in Gowanus, Brooklyn. 8 p.m. [Free]
• Rangers at Penguins, 7 p.m. (MSG). Devils at Sharks, 10:30 p.m. (MSG+).
• Railroads: L.I.R.R., Metro-North, N.J. Transit, Amtrak
• Roads: Check traffic map or radio report on the 1s or the 8s.
• Alternate-side parking: in effect until Nov. 24.
• Ferries: Staten Island Ferry, New York Waterway, East River Ferry
• Airports: La Guardia, J.F.K., Newark
And Finally...
Thanksgiving is just three days away.
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