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|Chase Me
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|Directed by
|Curt Geda
|Produced by
Alan Burnett
Margaret M. Dean
Curt Geda
Benjamin Melniker
Michael Uslan
|Written by
Paul Dini
Alan Burnett
|Based on
by Bob Kane
Bill Finger
|Music by
|Lolita Ritmanis
DC Comics
Warner Bros. Animation
|Distributed by
|Warner Home Video
|Release date(s)
|Running time
|6 minutes
Chase Me is a 2003 American Direct-to-video animated Short film based on the animated series The New Batman Adventures. The film contained no dialogue and was released as a bonus feature on the DVD for Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman in the U.S. on October 21, 2003. It was produced by Warner Bros. Animation.
The film follows Batman as he chases Catwoman across Gotham City. The chase sequences are accompanied by a soundtrack mix of a quiet piano score, with then later a high upbeat jazz style score that plays up the chase and slowly dips into a slower/methodical jazz score as the film reaches its downbeat climax.
The piece begins with the view of a large penthouse to which Bruce Wayne is gazing out the window. He's pulled to the dance floor by three lovely young ladies. Each has their turn before Alfred rescues Bruce, who dives into a nearby elevator. When he reaches his floor, he sees none other than Catwoman at the safe, stealing a bag of money. Catwoman pins Bruce to the wall while she finishes robbing the safe, and makes her escape. Bruce breaks free, and heads after her as Batman.
He finds her on the rooftops, and the chase begins. She dives several dozens stories below into busy traffic, breaking her fall with a banner and swinging onto a tour bus. She poses for some pictures until Batman arrives, taking most of the publicity away from her.
They jump on a milk truck tanker and Catwoman blows the tires out. The truck spins off, and Batman pursues after her, ignoring the truck dumping gallons of milk on a couple of stray cats, as well as onto Harvey Bullock.
Then, they jump on a train, where, while going into a tunnel, Batman loses Catwoman, only to see her trail leading into a zoo. Expectedly, she had detoured through the Large Cats exhibit and leaves Batman. He escapes through the sunroof while Catwoman runs into an aviary to be chased out by a colony of bats. She is then cornered by Batman against the gates of the zoo. She notices he was scratched earlier, and leans to kiss him. Batman pushes her away, and she appears hurt. Batman then sweeps her into his arms and kisses her.
The cops arrive, and Catwoman looks around, concerned. She pushes at Batman to leave. Batman then slowly smiles at her. He takes the bag of money and leaves. Catwoman smiles, thinking she's been let off the hook, only to find herself handcuffed to the fence. She falls to the ground, despondent, then looks up in quiet rage.
A remorseful Bruce Wayne looks through the window at the party, again, watching the cop cars fly past. Then, a lady who bears a striking resemblance to Catwoman's alter ego Selina Kyle grabs his arm and pulls him back to the party.
External links
- Official website
- Chase Me at Internet Movie Database


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WaPo Claim: Donald Trump Said "S***hole" Countries, Libs Lose Their Minds
The Washington Post claimed that President Trump used the word "shithole" countries when discussing Haiti and African nations at the DACA meeting with Congressional members on Thursday. He denies that he made the slur, but of course that doesn't matter to anyone now that the media has gotten hold of the story.
Valid comment
The alleged comments: "Why are we having all these people from s***hole countries come here?" and "Why do we need more Haitians? Take them out." The idea is valid. Does it really matter whether he spoke his mind or not? Was he "racist?" No. He cares about America FIRST.
A merit-based immigration system is far more likely to benefit our country than the current free-for-all. People who come here should have some qualifications – not just be allowed to camp out with free government benefits, wave their former national flags, and give America the finger at every opportunity. People from cultures that in general assimilate better into America are more likely to do well here than others.
Our own Tank came here from a "shithole" nation and thrived…because he desired to be in America. He wanted to assimilate. He was ready for a new place to live that promised hope. He could hardly wait to become a Marine.
The media mess
One problem is that the quotes were attributed by "people familiar with the meeting" rather than actual participants.
The media claims also that the President didn't "deny the comment" because of the way Deputy Press Secretary Raj Shah responded:
"Certain Washington politicians choose to fight for foreign countries, but President Trump will always fight for the American people…Like other nations that have merit-based immigration, President Trump is fighting for permanent solutions that make our country stronger by welcoming those who can contribute to our society, grow our economy and assimilate into our great nation."
But the President has denied the remark, not that anyone is really listening. They will run with the "bigot, racist" narrative just because they think he said it, regardless of whether he really did. Didn't we vote for a man who spoke the truth? Yes, we did. Now that we have him, people hate him.
Never said anything derogatory about Haitians other than Haiti is, obviously, a very poor and troubled country. Never said "take them out." Made up by Dems. I have a wonderful relationship with Haitians. Probably should record future meetings – unfortunately, no trust!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 12, 2018
The language used by me at the DACA meeting was tough, but this was not the language used. What was really tough was the outlandish proposal made – a big setback for DACA!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 12, 2018
The so-called bipartisan DACA deal presented yesterday to myself and a group of Republican Senators and Congressmen was a big step backwards. Wall was not properly funded, Chain & Lottery were made worse and USA would be forced to take large numbers of people from high crime…..
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 12, 2018
….countries which are doing badly. I want a merit based system of immigration and people who will help take our country to the next level. I want safety and security for our people. I want to stop the massive inflow of drugs. I want to fund our military, not do a Dem defund….
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 12, 2018
Diamond and Silk had something to say about "S.ugar H.oney I.ce T.ea" holes:
Look at all of the S.ugar H.oney I.ce T.ea holes here in the United States; cities like Detroit, Chicago and a state like California all ran by Democrats who are running them down in the ground. It's time to take care of home and put Americans FIRST! pic.twitter.com/nvwuFrb1TK
— Diamond and Silk® (@DiamondandSilk) January 12, 2018
We approve the remark. There are at least 40,000 homeless veterans in America that need help. Why should we chose unqualified foreign immigrants over the men and women who laid it all on the line for our nation?
Let's be candid: most developing countries are "S.ugar H.oney I.ce T.ea holes." Why do we want more people from nations that don't share our values? These people who not only can't contribute to the betterment of our nation but could care less about us?
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by Lawrence Powell
Nestled in the ancient text of 1 John 4 is a powerful principle for contemporary kingdom living. By this principle, we should live our lives, conduct our affairs and minister in the name of Jesus. It is found in verse 4: You are of God, little children, and have overcome them because He who is in you is greater than he who is in the world.
This powerful verse begins with, You are of God, little children… That is emphatic: You are a child of God! It is very important that as a believer you know who you are. If you dont, then you will live far beneath your potential. Youll live like youre somebody else! When you do not know who you are in God, in Christ, Satan will try to keep you from accepting this kingdom principle. Hell work to convince you that youre weak, that youre a loser. Hell have you convinced theres no way out, that your situation is not redeemable. Hell tell you that the sickness attacking your body will be the end of you. But youre not powerless, friend — youre more than a conqueror. Youre a winner! Youre undefeatable!
The scripture goes on to say, You have overcome them. Who is them? This term actually refers to the Antichrist and the spirit of Antichrist, which is in the world. We know from words like antiperspirant that the prefix anti means that which is against, or that which is opposed to. So, antichrist means that which opposes Christ, that which is against Christ. So this spirit of Antichrist is Satan himself, the demonic realm, the demonic agenda, not just the Antichrist personified in End Times teachings.
The spirit of Antichrist will try to deceive you and lead you astray. It will invite you to accept human reason over godly reason, temporal evidence as the facts, but-Good News!-the real fact is you are an overcomer! You may have a treasure in an earthen vessel. Your outward man may be perishing, according to the Scriptures, but your inward man is being renewed day by day. Your body is not perfect: It ages (dont we know it!). But whats most important is who we are in the spirit. While you may stand bent over in pain before a mirror and shake your head at your frailty, God may look upon you as a powerhouse of prayer and faith in the midst of your storm!
John, in his epistle, makes it very clear why we are overcomers: Because greater is He that is in you than he that is in the world. Without Jesus in us, there is no overcoming. Theres nothing we can do to save ourselves. We cannot redeem the time or make things new. Theres simply no reason for us to be self-focused or think of ourselves as self-sufficient! No, wisdom declares that we need to be God-focused. God is mighty. He is the One who can save. And He is greater than anything we will ever come against.
It is important to know who you are. Its also extremely important that you know who God is. How big is your God? How great is He? If you see Him as distant or distracted, how will His greatness reach you? If you see Him as too big for your problems, how will you cry out to Him for help? Likewise, if you see Him as a spiritual shadow, how will you have confidence that He can do anything for you? If Hes just a religious figure like Buddha or Muhammad, how can He do for you what you need to be done?
The Scriptures tell us many things about God: He is a Self-revealing God. From the opening statement in the book of Genesis, He reveals His nature to man: In the beginning, God… The Hebrew word is Elohim, the Creator God, the self-existent, eternal and righteous God. If we saw God for who He is, we wouldnt get so discouraged by the evil and godlessness of our culture. If we could keep the greatness of God before our eyes, wed be gripped by His awesome reality. Like the Bible tells us in 2 Corinthians 3:18, if we saw the greatness of God, we would be changed from one degree of glory to the next.
God is omnipotent (all-powerful, almighty); He is omnipresent (everywhere present); He is omniscient (all-knowing). He is eternal, self-existent. God is self-sufficient. He doesnt need anybody else. He can actually do it all on His own!
God is transcendent, beyond our ability to describe or fully comprehend. But although He is transcendent, He is also imminent. He is God with us. God is sovereign. God is salvation. God is love. He is holy and just. He is righteous. Everything He does is pure and right. Everything He says is truth.
God is good, and His mercy endures forever. God is faithful even when we are unfaithful. God is our Helper, a very real and present help in times of trouble. He is Jehovah Rapha, the God who heals us. He is a deliverer, a miracle-worker. And He is immutable (He never changes).
God is still on the throne, my friend! The only way Satan can ever defeat you is if you become ignorant of who you are in Christ. When you know really knowthat the Greater One resides inside you, then defeat is not an option. You will laugh without fear of the future.
We are seated together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus, and everything that is under His feet is under our feet as well. When we stand in this truth, we will see victory in our battles. When we stand unified with our other brothers and sisters in the faith, well see the kingdom of darkness pushed back and the glory of God released into our communities, our businesses, our schools, our nation, and our world!
I hope you will evict the lies of the enemy from your life today: discouragement, unbelief, poverty, sicknessyouve got to go in Jesus name! Be of good courage, believer. Lift up your head and get back to doing what God has called you to do. Greater is He that is in you, than he that is in the world!


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Sunday June 27 4-7pm
Williamsburg Walks
Bedford Ave.
Between N. 7th and N. 8th Sts.
with our friends at
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(look for their signs under the blue tents in the Skillshare area)…
Our friends at Etsy are having a worldwide craft party!
Friday June 18
Wherever you are, you can participate: Check out the meetups everywhere and the Etsy Labs how too.
Craft on!…
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The Quincy Unitarian Church Home Page.
The list of Selected Sermons.
Presented September 11, 2016, by Rev. Krista Taves
Listen to a recording of "Reviewing the 9/11
31:20 minutes - 28.7 MB - Reviewing the 9/11 Attacks .mp3 file.
The central task of religious community is to unveil the bonds that bind each to all. There is a connectedness, a relationship discovered among the particulars of our lives and the lives of others. Once felt, it inspired us to act for justice.
It is the church that assures us that we are not struggling for justice on our own, but as members of a larger community. The religious community is essential, for alone our vision is too narrow to see all that must be seen, and our strength too limited to do all that must be done. Together, our vision widens and our strength is renewed.
- Mark Morrison Reed
Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high;
Where knowledge is free;
Where the world has not been broken up into fragments by narrow domestic walls;
Where words come out from the depth of truth;
Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection;
Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way into the dreary desert of dead habit;
Where the mind is led forward into ever-widening thought and action -
Into that heaven of freedom, let our country awake.
- Rabindranath Tagore, Adapted.
Give us a peace equal to the war
Or else our souls will be unsatisfied,
And we will wonder what we have fought for
And why the many died.
Give us a peace of accepting every challenge -
The challenge of the poor, the black, of all denied,
The challenge of the vast colonial world
That long has had so little justice by its side.
Give us a peace that dares us to be wise.
Give us a peace that dares us to be strong.
Give us a peace that dares us still uphold
Throughout the peace our battle against wrong.
Give us a peace that is not cheaply used,
A peace that is no clever scheme,
A people's peace for which men can enthuse,
A peace that brings reality to our dream.
Give us a peace that will produce great schools -
As the war produced great armament,
A peace that will wipe out our slums -
As war wiped out our foes on evil bent.
Give us a peace that will enlist
A mighty army serving human kind,
Not just an army geared to kill,
But trained to help the living mind.
An army trained to shape our common good
And bring about a world of brotherhood.
- Langston Hughes.
I don't know what to think about the fact that it's been 15 years since the attack on the Twin Towers and the Pentagon. News headlines tell us that we have reached a milestone. We now have the first high school freshmen class that wasn't alive for 9/11. They have no recollection of that pivotal moment in American life that is burned into so many of our memories.
I imagine what it must have felt like if you were alive during World War 2, or Vietnam or the Cold War and to realize that there is a new generation that does not share the collective memories that have shaped you and your peers. And not only do they not have any direct memory of it, they build new ideas around that experience that are really different from yours. I don't know what this new generation will make of 9/11 and what came after, but I'm looking forward to seeing what they do because I'm pretty sure that just like Baby Boomers had a very different take on World War II and Gen Xers have a very different take on Vietnam, the next generation will do their own thing with 9/11 and I think that could be a good thing.
We need some fresh eyes, because for those of us who experienced 9/11, either in person or over the TV screens, I think some of us are at a loss with what to do with our memories. We are tired, perhaps, of struggling with the legacy that we know the generations after us are going to have to struggle with too. The story of 9/11 is a hard one to tell, not just because of what happened that day, which was a nightmare, but because of what happened after, what our nation chose to do with its grief and anger and loss.
I remember exactly where I was when I learned of the first plane hitting the Twin Towers and exactly where I was when the second plane hit, and exactly where I was when each of the Towers collapsed. Like so many people was glued to the TV for days, listening to witnesses, watching live footage, seeing the collapse of the towers. And I remember saying to myself, "Please let the attackers not be Radical Muslim terrorists." You see, the first war of my generation, Gen X, was Desert Storm. I was so scared of another war in the Middle East.
But until there were answers, the love began to pour out for the country and for New York City and Washington D.C.,for first responders, health care workers, victims, families. Kindness and softness was in the air. Rev. Robert Hardies, the Senior Minister of the All Souls Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Washington D.C. says of that time, "I saw the people of my city - my nation - treat each other with such tenderness, compassion and respect . . . I felt such a palpable sense of solidarity and common purpose with my fellow citizens . . . I . . . felt the world offer its warm wishes to our nation."
And for me, that softness gave me hope. Whoever did this, I hoped, would be unsuccessful in making us a more afraid, violent reactionary people.
Then it was announced that attackers were jihadist extremists, and my heart broke, not because I had any softness for the individuals who committed the attack, that was too hard, but because I feared for Muslims in America, I feared for ordinary people the Middle East, I feared what those in power would do, I feared for those who serve in the military. My heart broke because the kindness and softness, the unity and common purpose, seemed to melt away and turn into anger and a hunger for retribution tinged with the veneer of racism and xenophobia. Acts of violence against Muslim Americans increased.
I saw in the chemical laden dust that settled over New York City, that surely contained the ashes of the dead, not only the death of innocent people, but also centuries of European and American colonialist engagement in the Middle East which led to deep sustained legitimate resentments that fuel the extremism that now targets us. This is not something we heard in any of the mainstream 9/11 coverage, and certainly not something many had the courage to say in those first raw moments, for fear of being seen as betraying those who died and justifying the attacks.
And indeed, our political leaders went down the path of war and partisanship grew stronger, and thousands of people around the world took to the streets in the fall of 2002, trying to stop the invasion of Iraq. They knew that just as the 9/11 attacks did nothing to unravel centuries of western oppression, neither would American aggression bring back the dead or the security that had been punctured by three planes, nor would it end terrorism. Invading Iraq would lead to a destabilized Middle East, further radicalization, more terrorist attacks. They were ignored.
Do you see why it's hard to reflect on 9/11? More than 5000 American troops and more than 100 000 Iraqis died. Iraq remains unstable. Afghanistan is struggling. Syria erupted into Civil War, we have the largest refugee population ever since the end of World War II and we have ISIS. All of this has happened, in part, because our country chose war as the response to 9/11.
This is what I think about as a new generation of young people comes of age. I wonder how we prepare them for the wars they might be asked to fight in, or the choices they will make about who is considered worthy of American compassion, how we explain to them a presidential election with a candidate who espouses unapologetic hatred, racism, sexism, and xenophobia and who would deport millions of people and close immigration doors to desperate refugees, many of whom are victims of terror themselves.
As Unitarian Univeralists, committed to justice, equity and compassion and human relations, to the inherent worth and dignity of all people, to the free and responsible search for truth and meaning, to the interdependent web of all existence, it is important to tell our children the truth of what happened on that day. When they are old enough, which those freshmen certainly are, we can watch the footage of that day with them. We can show them personal testimonies, the raw stories before politics got ahold of them and turned them into talking points. We should never forget the real people. And we can tell them our stories, of where we were, what we saw, what we felt.
But these aren't the only stories we should be sharing. Because what happened here happens in other countries everyday. The main targets of terrorism are not westerners but Muslims in the Middle East. A primary reason that extremists choose North American and European targets is to increase hatred of all Muslims so that Muslims wanting to leave, Muslims who have rejected religious extremism and Muslims who want another life will have no where to go. The goal of ISIS is total political dominance in the Middle East. Terrorizing Muslims, ensuring they are unwelcome in the west, is part of achieving that goal.
We need to teach our children to never turn away from the humanity of another. We and them need to hear the stories of other mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters and first responders and religious leaders who don't look like us or talk like us but mourn like us, cry like us and yearn for peace like us. Our stories are one. Let's anchor ourselves in the common human story, keep our hearts and our doors open to others who are being terrorized by the same extremists that we fear. This will help us and our children make decisions not based on fear or judgment, but compassion and reason. I also believe it will help us and our children to be less manipulated by racist and Islamaphobic sentiments espoused by politicians or the mainstream media.
We also need to teach our children the special responsibility of being a citizen of a superpower. The well being and safety of billions of people is deeply influenced by our foreign policy decisions and by who we elect to sit in the Oval Office. Training our children to understand this will help them to make decisions not based solely on looking inward for what is best for us, but what is best for the world beyond our borders.
We need to help our children look at the different choices we can make when we experience anger and loss. We can help our children understand what trauma looks like and to have a reservoir of tools for when trauma happens, to them as individuals or to us as a nation. After we learned who was responsible for 9/11, we had a range of choices that we could have made through our legitimate anger and almost unbearable loss, and the unfortunately the choice of this country was to channel the heat of the moment into revenge, and hundreds of thousands of innocent people lost their lives because of it.
We need to prepare our children to make wise choices anchored in our values when their anger could take them in a different direction. Even good people can be tempted to betray their core values and to project their pain onto easily identifiable scapegoats. In this country, it was the called the Patriot Act. It still is Guantanamo. The fear of the American people was fed and twisted and compromised the core values of democracy and due process.
We need to teach our children never to abandon their core values, especially in the face of fear and loss. I think about the 1000s of people took the high road on 9/11, risking their lives for each other, waiting for each other before looking for safety, those who went back into burning buildings, firefighters who offered breaths from their own oxygen tanks to those running through the ashes. If those people, our people, in the face of unimaginable destruction, could be more than their fear, don't you think we owe it to them to make the same brave and generous choices?
We need to teach ourselves and our children to recognize feelings of desperation and insecurity as a sign that we need to turn toward each other rather than against each other, withdrawing into reactionary isolationism and scapegoating. When we are frightened, we need each other. We are each other's keepers. We are more than our fear. We can't turn away from the world because the world is us. We can't separate ourselves from the plight of millions of refugees, especially when we are a nation founded and built by refugees. We can't be silent when our Muslim neighbors are being scapegoated, when our Hispanic and Latino neighbors are called rapists and murders and threatened with deportation, when the very legitimate fear of terrorism is once again being twisted to turn us against each other. When we remain silent, terrorism has won.
This is the thing, our safety is not in building walls and closing doors. It's actually the opposite, it's in tearing down walls and opening doors. Closing ourselves off is exactly what the terrorists want, they want our fear to define us and to blind us to each other's humanity. When that happens, the terror wins.
So on this 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, let us recommit ourselves to a framework of compassion anchored in a higher moral ground or freedom, justice and compassion. This is how we honor those who died in 9/11 and the families who still grieve them. This is how we honor our men and women in uniform who have served dutifully even as many questioned the reasons they were sent in harm's way. And ultimately, this is how we honor our children.
May the spirit be with you and yours. Amen and blessed be.
May the love which overcomes all differences, which heals all wounds, which puts to flight all fears, which reconciles all who are separated, be in us and among us now and always.
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The list of Selected Sermons.


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Mama's back. Be afraid!
Cooking Mama 3: Shop and Chop is published by 505 Games and is available on the Nintendo DS. In this game, Mama returns to the kitchen, after a short stint in the garden, and promises to cook up a selection of new recipes, and maybe even go shopping for ingredients. What more could Mama want?
Cooking Mama 3 introduces a number of new concepts, the most interesting of which is the new shopping mini game. In this players will have to collect ingredients in a careful and conscientious manner, without upsetting or disturbing any of the other shoppers. Should the inevitable happen, and customers become distracted by your shopping shenanigans, then it will be down to you to calm the situation in a way that would please Mama. This will involve various mini games of a similar style to the different cooking methods.
Also new to the series are a number of different mini games involving a more personal feel than the usual stirring and chopping. These mini games include such delights as avoiding third degree burns and rescuing dinner from your feline friend. The game now contains more than 200 different mini games, 6 different gameplay modes and a 4 player wifi mode for multiplayer fun.
Cooking Mama 3: Shop and Chop has not changed much from the previous incarnations. The gameplay is still the same and can be picked up and enjoyed by anyone of almost any age. The player still has to perform the actions with the stylus in order to create a dish that will live up to Mama's high standards. This is by no means a bad thing, as the gameplay of the previous titles are what made the games so successful. However, innovation is needed to move forward, and I am afraid that this series may be starting to get a bit stale. The thrill is still there, pushing the player forward to try and create every dish to a gold medal standard, but anyone who has played the previous games may well be craving something more by now.
That innovation has been provided by the shopping game, although perhaps not with great success. Roaming the market and gathering the items is not too bad, but the simple act of playing a little trolley wrestling with another customer results in all hell breaking loose. Even if the collision is not your fault, it will still come down to you to resolve the situation and make everything well in shopping land. You only have a set number of hearts to lose before the shopping trip is classed as a failure. Sometimes, the player will be able to try and resolve a situation by completing a mini game and saving a heart. Other times the heart is taken without any chance for redemption. The shopping could have been a fun distration, were it not for the frustrating gameplay. As the rewards include items to dress Mama in, or decorate the kitchen, I think that I can avoid this part of the game without losing too much.
The inclusion of a few new cooking related tasks and the collection of new recipes certainly keeps the game fun.Some of the controls are still a bit unresponsive, but that's nothing new to the franchise. This time around the game seems slightly easier, giving players more opportunity to achieve the gold first time around.
Graphically, players of the earlier games will know what to expect. Cute graphics and bright colours. The sounds are also the same, with plenty of cooking related noises and the sound of Mama's voice declaring "better than Mama" will still fill the player with a warm fuzzy feeling.
Overall, Cooking Mama 3: Shop and Chop is still great fun to play, as long as you avoid the shopping. But the game is getting tired now and needs something new. It will still be hugely popular and provide many people with a whole host of cooking fun.
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One and two page synopis of various battles, events & people from the war. Very well done. Some surface soiling to the rear cover.; Softcover; 8 1/2x11"
Title: World War II (2) Informational Fact Sheet
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Israeli police have recommended indicting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for bribery in two criminal investigations but the Israeli leader, calling the allegations baseless, vowed to remain in office.
It will ultimately be up to Israel's attorney general to decide whether to charge Netanyahu, a process that could take weeks or months.
The recommendations, which police distributed to the Israeli media, were at the more serious end of the range of charges that had been expected to be leveled against Netanyahu, now in his fourth term. The investigations have gone on for more than a year.
One of the cases involves the alleged illegal receipt of gifts from wealthy businessmen.
Netanyahu's lawyers have said the gifts were simply tokens of friendship with no quid pro quo.
The second case revolves around conversations Netanyahu is alleged to have held with a newspaper publisher about limiting competition of a rival daily in exchange for more positive coverage.


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House Republicans will face noticeable defections from the right flank of their party when they vote Tuesday to fund the government for three more weeks — a stopgap measure meant to buy time while leaders of both parties work out a longer-term solution.
But the mini-revolt won't throw the government into turmoil. The last "continuing resolution" passed the House two weeks ago with almost 340 votes, including over 100 Democrats, and barring major, unexpected defections from both parties, should pass again handily.
"I think in the end the Speaker will work out their differences," said Sen. Mark Kirk (R-IL) — a freshman, and former House member, who Monday night told reporters he is inclined to support the spending measure. "He is very used to how the House ran under previous Republican speakers, of walking on the floor 20 votes short and picking them up on the floor."
If anything, today's situation is significantly less dire than that. "Everything is a lot less dramatic than it looks," Kirk said.Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell will face similar defections from the right flank of his party, too, when the CR arrives in the upper chamber. Yesterday he stipulated that it will be difficult to pass, but the right thing to do.
"I think Senator McConnell as well," Kirk added. "He is very much astride the leadership of our caucus and I think he'll be able to command what he needs."
Conservative defections like this can serve a messaging purpose for Republican leaders. When the right flank of the GOP bolts from legislation, it buys Boehner and McConnell the ability to claim that they've already compromised. This is what happened last week when McConnell twisted arms in his caucus to make sure all of his moderates were on board with an extremely controversial House spending bill, but allowed defections from conservatives Jim DeMint, Mike Lee, and Rand Paul. And that legislation would have cut over $60 billion in domestic discretionary spending over the course of six months. Affixed to it were of policy riders, including measures that would have defunded planned parenthood, the implementation of the health care law, and many, many other executive branch prerogatives. Not a moderate bill by any stretch of the imagination.
But this sort of orchestration can go too far. If enough conservatives begin to break ranks from Republican leaders, they'll be forced to actually move in the Democrats' direction, or face a government shutdown at some point this year. Here's how conservative Rep. Mike Pence (R-IN) explained it to reporters last night.
I've learned that more often than no things don't change until they have to. Until you reach an impasse. And then real negotiations begin…when the board lights up and they don't have the votes and then they need to come to you and talk about it. Nobody wants a government shutdown, but if we don't take decisive action to change the fiscal direction of the national government, we're going to shut down the future for our children and grandchildren.
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Two days before the official launch of the Consumer Electronics Show 2017 in Las Vegas,…
Honor 7S comes to Germany
The Huawei subsidiary Honor brings another entry-level smartphone to the German market with the Honor 7S. With an RRP of 119.99 euros, the model completes the manufacturer's portfolio downwards. The Honor 7S ranks with its 5.45 inches to the more compact smartphones, in which the manufacturer on an aspect ratio of 18: 9 sets. This so-called FullView display dissolves with 1,440 x 720 pixels just enough high and should satisfy users with few claims. The same applies to the built-in MediaTek MT6739 quad-core processor, which should provide in combination with 2 GB of memory for a moderate performance.
Android 8.1
After all, the internal memory of the Honor 7S is still usable with 16 GB of storage space and can be expanded later with a microSD card. So that there is enough space for photos and videos that can be shot with the 13 megapixel camera on the back. The front camera has 5-megapixel with selfie flash, for the energy provides a hard-wired 3,020 mAh battery. On the entry-level smartphone, which the Chinese manufacturer relies on the current Android 8.1 (code name "Oreo"), including the in-house EMUI interface in version 8.1, is to be noted positively.
The Honor 7S will soon be available, among other things via the official online store of the manufacturer for the price of 119.99 euros. Ultimately, this gives you an average device whose price-performance ratio is comparable to many other entry-level models.


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Looking ahead to April
In my last February post "Looking ahead to March" I wrote about my art plans saying that I wanted to do some horse drawings, get used to my graphic tablet and finish the digital painting of a crane. Now, at the end of this month I've got to say:
- I did some horse sketches, and I showed them on this blog. One you can see here, and another one here.
- Regarding the graphic tablet: Well, I got more practice on it, but still there's nothing yet worth presenting to the public.
- The digital painting of the crane is still unfinished.
But I learnt a lot this month:
- I learnt how satisfying it can be when you return to something you did a few months ago and enjoy doing it again. I loved to pick up my copics again and colour the horse. I so loved it that I consider doing the crane with them first (The only thing is that I've got no grey copics, and I do need grey for the crane!)
- I learnt also how satisfying it can be to put the focus on another software – in this case Inkscape. At the bottom of the post you will find a result of playing around for half an hour with the programme without thinking about the result. It just happened to be.
So what about April?
Maybe a bit less planning and more "do as you feel" art? More playfulness? I wanted to focus on planning my art activities because I thought that I had to organize my learning processes. A revolutionary thought now comes to my mind: Even if I don*t organize or plan my art activities they wll happen. Art and creativity are an important part of my life now. The important thing is not to ask "What do I have to do in order to learn this or that?" but to ask "What did I learn when I did that and that?"
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Today we have a special guest and her new book is coming out! It's a fun one, so I can't wait to show you all the goodies! Here we go!
Realm Walker
Realm Walker Series
Book One
Kathleen Collins
Genre: Urban Fantasy
Publisher: Carina Press
Date of Publication: October 28, 2013
Word Count: 76,000
Book Description:
An estranged mate, a mangled body and a powerful demon who calls her by name…
As a Realm Walker for the Agency, Juliana Norris tracks deadly paranormal quarry using her unique ability to see magical signatures. She excels at her job, but her friends worry about her mysterious habit of dying in the line of duty without staying dead. That's only the first of her secrets.
Most people don't know Juliana became the mate of master vampire Thomas Kendrick before he abandoned her seven years ago. Most people don't know the horrors she endured at the hands of the vampire he left in command. Most people don't know her true parentage, or why a demon on a world-threatening rampage has taken a personal interest in her…
Even as Juliana pursues the demon, it goes after all she holds dear—including Thomas, who is back to claim her for his own. But if she can't reconcile her past and learn to trust herself again, she will lose him forever.
Juliana's chest ached and she ignored the sharp pain that tried to remind her she'd just been betrayed by one of her closest friends. One of the few people she trusted. She should have known better. She'd mourn the loss later. Right now she had to worry about saving her own skin. She fired up her gift causing her eyes to glow much brighter than their normal emerald. Many beings could cloak their presence from the casual observer, but she'd yet to meet one that could hide from her. Miguel smiled as she pulled a pair of dark glasses from her pocket and slid them on. They hid her eyes from view but were charmed not to interfere with her vision. Despite the near impenetrable darkness of the lenses, to her it was like looking through glass.
She didn't intend to hang around and wait for whoever called to show up. If she could get out of the Den before they got there, she could conceal herself in the night, memorize their signature and hunt them down when she was more prepared. Tony came out of the back room just as she passed the bar. Seeing her, he shot a narrow-eyed look at Miguel.
Her former friend rounded the bar in a flash and snared her arm in his cool grip. Tony's palm was damp as he started to steer her back to her table. "You can't leave yet, Jules. You haven't finished your drink."
She planted her feet, resisting when he tugged. "I'm not thirsty. Besides, I think it's about time for me to head home."
He released her and stood with his arms at his sides, palms out in a pleading gesture. "I really think you should stay." Sweat beaded his forehead, the skin around his eyes stretched tight with worry. Either he feared her, or whoever was about to walk through the door scared the crap out of him. Maybe there was more to this than she'd thought. A thread of worry for her friend snaked its way through her.
"What is this, Tony?" She crossed her arms over her chest. She wanted to believe he'd been manipulated or coerced, but she wasn't ready to trust him just yet. "If you're in some kind of trouble, I can help. Whatever they've got on you can't top me. You know I'll kick your ass if you cross me."
Hurt flashed through his eyes. "I'd never harm you, Jules. You're family. You know that."
"Then what in the name of all the dark gods is going on?" She maintained her stance, waiting for him to answer.
He opened his mouth and froze, eyes locked on a point over her shoulder. His already pale skin blanched to a new shade of white. She reached for her gun. At the same time, a warm breeze caressed her neck like a lover's tease. Her breath caught. Her pulse raced. She stayed her hand though part of her still ached to palm the weapon. She shut down her gift but left the glasses on. She knew this enemy.
My Review:
I love the gritty ones. I know that sounds dirty but this is a good one. You have a unique main character. She has a great journey ahead of her and some excellent little plot twists.
Juliana is a realm walker. She knows what you are. She works to keep those beings in check. She died and came back to life with a lot of secrets, and this makes for some mystery. Plus she has a disappeared mate, Thomas, and another who wants her, Kendrick. Things are getting crazy. And there's a demon 🙂
This demon is destroying everyone and Juliana must stop him. This is the plot line but the story is well written and the characters are so much fun. This made it so easy to stay interested in the story!
I'm definitely looking forward to so much more! 4.5 ACTION PACKED PAWS!
Author Interview:
I just want to thank you again so much for taking the time to answer questions for my blog!
Thanks for having me!
WELCOME!! First, tell me a little about your book :)….
Juliana Norris is a Realm Walker for the Agency, kind of a police officer for the supernatural. She's content to just do her job until her estranged mate walks back into her life after a seven year absence. When a demon threatens everything she holds dear, including her wayward mate, she has to learn to trust herself again or lose him forever.
Do you recall how your interest in writing originated or did you always just know?
I literally wrote my first story when I was five years old. I wrote my first book in Middle School. Not that it was a good book, but I wrote it. I wrote stories about my friends in High School. I have always written.
What inspired you to write your first book and what was it?
Well, that first book I mentioned back in Middle School was a horror story about a demon in a haunted house. I just thought I could write a book and so I did. I still like the bones of that story. Maybe I'll write a new version someday.
Are experiences based on someone you know, or events in your own life?
Not really. I do occasionally pull inspiration for characters or certain character traits from people I know or I've met.
How do you chose when/which characters die in your books?
This is going to sound crazy, but I don't. I'm a pantser. Which means while I have a general idea about what's going to happen but almost every time I've killed someone, it's come as a big a surprise to me as it was to the character.
Are there any new authors that have grasped your interest?
Amanda Carlson. I love her series. My friend Terri L Austin is fairly new and I love her stuff. And that's not just friendship talking. Of course, some of my favorite stuff of hers isn't available for public consumption yet, but it's a name you should watch for.
Who do you look up to as a writer?
Shannon K Butcher inspires me because of how organized she is and how on top of things. I aspire to be half as together as she is some day. Also, Katie MacAlister because of the variety of genres she works in. I have ideas across a lot of genres as well, so she inspires me in that regard. Plus they're both just great writers.
If you had to do it all over again, would you change anything in your book?
No. I love this book.
Is there anything you find particularly challenging in your writing?
Mainly finding the time. I've got two younger children at home and I work a full time job.
What book are you reading now? Or what genre?
The Bride Wore Size 12 by Meg Cabot. I love the Heather Wells series.
Who designed the cover? And do you help with them?
Honestly, I don't know the name of my cover designer, but I love them. We fill out an art fact sheet that gives some details about our characters and story and they take it from there. I think they did a fabulous job.
Did you learn anything from writing your books and what was it?
I learn something with every book. It might be a craft technique or something about my writing process that changes.
If you could be one of your characters, who would you chose?
Thomas. He's a bad ass. I want to be a bad ass.
Are there any books you think some of us should read, just because?
I just think everyone should read, regardless of what they're reading. I always recommend The Mummy by Anne Rice, Sunshine by Robin McKinley and for a good laugh The Corset Diaries by Katie MacAlister
Do you have anything specific that you want to say to your readers?
Just that I hope everyone enjoys the book and please come say hi on my website or twitter or facebook. I love to connect with people. Thanks again for having me. It was fun. 😉
About the Author:
Kathleen Collins has been writing since Kindergarten. And while her ability has drastically improved, her stories are still about monsters and the people who play with them.
The rare instances that she actually finds some spare time, she spends it playing with her two boys. Three if you count her husband.
She is currently hard at work on her next book.
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I paid a visit to my gunsmiths this morning to top-up on some .22LR ammunition. Inevitably, the lead-shot versus steel-shot dialogue came up and what I learned was both illuminating and disturbing. Nine of the leading shooting organisations (let's call them A9) recently aligned to jointly announce a planned phasing out of the use of … Continue reading The C Word. Shootings 'Shot in the Foot'.
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Fruits of the Forest
I stepped outside and the cool morning mist caressed my face like a lover's gentle kiss. The swirl of vapour swathed the motor and for the first time since winter, I had to scrim the moisture from the windows of the vehicle. The yellow halo of a veiled sun was already auguring an Indian Summer … Continue reading Fruits of the Forest
Gloves Off On The Glorious Twelfth
I'm long enough in the tooth now not to get too 'rattled' by the antics of those opposed to shooting as August 12th approaches. The opening day of grouse shooting, every year, prompts not just salvo's of lead but also a barrage of verbosity from both sides of the shooting divide. Yesterday saw the usual … Continue reading Gloves Off On The Glorious Twelfth
Airgun Licensing … What Are We Scared Of?
A request came up on my Twitter feed last night, asking me to sign a HM Gov petition rallying against any consideration of airgun licensing in England and Wales. The following is an explanation, despite my good standing within the airgun community, of why I can't sign such a petition. On October 10th 2017 the … Continue reading Airgun Licensing … What Are We Scared Of?
Labour's Animal Welfare Plan? A View From The Countryside.
So today saw the launch of the Labour Party's '50 point plan' for Animal Welfare Reform and what a cuddly, gushing document it made too! Hardly nature 'Red' in tooth and claw, as would be expected. The brief introduction (by Sue Hayman MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) sets the … Continue reading Labour's Animal Welfare Plan? A View From The Countryside.
The Buzzard and The Betrayal
The decision this morning wasn't whether to brave the winter weather. It was what guns to take? Looking out of the windows at home I could see the light boughs of young yew and cedar bending under a Northerly blow. In the habit lately of taking both air rifle and rimfire, I glanced at the … Continue reading The Buzzard and The Betrayal
A Norfolk Man In Argyll
This is my first time walking in Scotland. As someone who rarely leaves Norfolk I always thought that the drive to Highlands was akin to a trip to the moon. I'm just fresh back from another hike along another lush glen in the Argyll Forest. A thigh-burning climb up a deep verdant gorge, overhung with … Continue reading A Norfolk Man In Argyll


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Washington Ballet – Balanchine + Ashton quad bill – Washington
★★★✰✰ The Washington Ballet new program titled Balanchine + Ashton showcased four works by the two great choreographers, who "forever shaped our art form," as the company's artistic director, Julie Kent, put it in her opening remarks.
Washington Ballet – Balanchine, Ratmansky, Tharp bill – Washington
★★★✰✰ Their hunger for dance – that sense of palpable excitement to be onstage and in the moment – was particularly evident during the company's premiere of Ratmansky's Seven Sonatas.
The Washington Ballet – 40th Anniversary Celebration – Washington
★★★✰✰ "Hi! I am Julie Kent, artistic director of the Washington Ballet." Looking ravishing in her long strapless slivery-white gown, her hair immaculately styled, the new director of the Washington Ballet introduced herself to the audience of the fully-packed Eisenhower Theater…
Washington Ballet – Tour-de-Force: Balanchine! bill – Washington
The gala formula really worked. An eclectic selection of dances – six duets and three short ballets – offered something for almost every taste…
Washington Ballet – British Invasion: A Day in the Life, Rooster, There Where She Loved – Washington
Created for the Geneva Ballet in 1991, Rooster is both an entertaining rock'n'roll romp and a nostalgic glimpse into the ebullient 1960s.
Washington Ballet – Jazz/Blues Project: Bird's Nest, PRISM, Blue Until June – Washington
Val Caniparoli's Bird's Nest – the first dance of the evening – is a vivid proof that ballet and jazz are meant for each other
Ballet Across America – Sarasota, Washington and Pennsylvania Ballet – Washington
I am happy to report that the biggest discovery of the second program was The Sarasota Ballet, a company founded in 1991 and currently directed by former Royal Ballet dancer Iain Webb…
Washington Ballet – Hemingway: The Sun Also Rises – Washington
…Webre saves the best for last. …watching the bare-knuckle boxing brawl in the end of the ballet, instigated by the disgruntled Robert Cohn, is worth the price of admission alone.
Washington Ballet – Alice (in Wonderland) – Washington
With Alice, Septime Webre has a smash hit on his hands. The new ballet has broken all records for the ticket sales (all performances were sold out far in advance, including the standing tickets); and it is already the Washington Ballet's most successful production to-date…


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Unite takes 'Rally Roon the Caley' campaign to Scottish Parliament
- Tuesday 19 February 2019
Unite the union today (19 February) took its campaign to save the Gemini Rail Services depot in Springburn to the Scottish Parliament.
A delegation and rally involving the workforce will take place at 3.30p.m. outside the Parliament to coincide with Labour MSP James Kelly's member's debate on the threatened closure.
The delegation will be led by Unite regional industrial officer Pat McIlvogue who can be contacted on 07918631805 and is available for interviews and photo opportunities with the workforce delegation.
The campaign has several key demands of the Scottish Government including:
On-site electrification in order to connect the depot to the Glasgow to Edinburgh rail line at an estimated cost of less than £1m. The Scottish Government has been allocated £4.8 billion for Rail Infrastructure from Westminster.
The Scottish Government's immediate intervention to bring the depot under its control as an asset of strategic importance in Scotland's transport infrastructure. The demand is based on the precedent set by the Scottish Government who brought Glasgow Prestwick Airport under its control in November 2013.
In December last year, Gemini announced its intention to close the depot, threatening 200 highly-skilled direct and indirect jobs. The Springburn depot carries out service, maintenance, repair, overhaul and upgrades on all trains for ScotRail.
Unite Scotland is the country's biggest and most diverse trade union with around 150,000 members. The union is led in Scotland by Pat Rafferty.


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Alabama Frontier Days focuses on demonstrating frontier life in the southeast during the period 1700-1820. The public can experience this living history as frontier trades and crafts are demonstrated by living historians in period correct costumes.
The event takes place over four days, Wednesday to Saturday, from 9 AM to 4 PM each day. Saturday is Alabama Frontier Days Family Day, a great day for families to experience the event and see the forts.
Admission charged: $8/adult and $7/child 6-18; free up to age 5.
Fort Toulouse - Jackson Park
2521 W. Fort Toulouse Road
Wetumpka, AL 36093
Forever Wild's purchase of 254 acres of upland pine-hardwood forest along the Alabama River serves as an addition to the Ft. Toulouse historic site.
Start Date
Nov 07, 2019 9:00 am
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Nov 10, 2019 4:00 pm


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A TEARFUL mum has spoken about how plans to bring home her injured son have been halted at the last minute.
George Stephenson, 22, from Canvey is in a critical condition and remains in a coma after falling 20 feet from a hotel balcony in Ibiza.
A fundraising page set up to support George, and his family has already collected more than £18,000.
His mum, Marion Stephenson, 52, said: "We were hoping to get him home last Sunday but an air bubble on his brain has delayed this.
"He had surgery to remove a blood clot on his brain and this caused a air bubble, he had a CT scan last Thursday and it found the air in his brain.
"The doctors had hoped it had cleared and we are having more tests in the next few days to find out if the air bubble has gone and then we can look to bring him home.
"We won't know when we can start the process of bringing George home until we know the results of the latest tests.
"He is communicating a bit with us and can open his eyes and squeeze my hand.
"The doctors are bringing him out of the coma for a few minutes about twice a day."
She said her son becomes agitated when he is woken from the coma as he can't understand what is happening to him or why he is in hospital.
The devoted mum added: "We are unsure if our insurance will cover the costs to get him home and I have signed a disclaimer to say we will cover the costs.
"The support has been phenomenal, I can't say thank you enough and to everyone personally but it means so much."
George fell from the balcony at Hotel Playasol Mare Nostrum and is currently in a coma in private hospital Policlinica Nuestra on the island.
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There's always something new on the way from our favorite Japanese automaker and, this time, it's a new look for one of your favorite vehicles. The 2018 Subaru Outback is coming soon and this gorgeous crossover boasts a new look that you won't want to ignore! Built to take you to places you've never been before - and look the part the whole time - the 2018 Outback is the longest-lasting vehicle in its class, boasts the updated SUBARU STARLINK multimedia system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a slew of safety tech like Blind Spot Detection, and much more. Take a look at it for yourself below:
While we wait for the 2018 Outback to arrive here at our San Jose, CA dealership, we welcome one and all to explore everything available in the current lineup of new Subaru models. No matter which one catches your eye, you simply can't choose wrong!


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"The Weathered Branch"
The weathered branch in winter's weariness
Knows whereof it yearns, and just so its certitude and hope;
The blossom finds no time to contemplate, its cope
And mitre, all its careless beauty reigns in azure consciousness
That time and the occasion are not long
Its beginning nor end. All its cries are ice
And burdens in the grip of midnight's once and only vice
And heard no more. What requiem in its song
While strength in twigs and heavy motherlode
Abides in faith despite its wretched state,
A one in many who live when storms abate
Producing yet a greater majesty despite the deadly cold.
Which melody is heard, outrageous anthem moot
Within hours or living centuries made manifest in the root?


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A list drill down on a report widget does not redirect users to the Service Portal UI, but to the standard UI.
Steps to Reproduce
- Setup redirection to the service portal for end users as documented:
- Install the plugin "Performance Analytics and Reporting - Service Portal Widgets"
- Configure the report widget to display a report in a portal page as documented:
- Login with a user that should be redirected to the portal.
- Open the portal page displaying the report (ex. type "Bar").
- Click on a data column in the report so to display a list of records.
Notice it navigates to a normal UI like /incident_list.do?sysparm.... rather than /nav_to.do?uri=/incident_list.do that would use the portal UI as expected.
Please review the Fixed In section to determine if your instance can be upgraded to the latest patch containing the fix.
On previous versions, you can use the workaround explained in the community post https://community.servicenow.com/thread/234885
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City to hold Disability Inclusion Forum
Interested people are invited to participate in a Disability Inclusion Forum from 11am to 3pm on Thursday October 25, at the All Seasons, McIvor Road, Bendigo.
Participants will hear guest speaker Josh Hercus share his experiences of disability and working in our community. A presentation by the City of Greater Bendigo's Disability Inclusion Reference Committee (DIRC) on their recent achievements will also take place along with workshops on identifying access and inclusion priorities in the community; and how people with disability can plan for an emergency.
City of Greater Bendigo Community Partnerships Manager Steven Abbott said the forum will provide a platform for community members to discuss current issues and opportunities.
"The DIRC's role is to provide advice to the City of Greater Bendigo to support the greater social inclusion of people with a disability," Mr Abbott said.
"The forum promotes and informs DIRC's role in the community and enables the City to plan and respond to the priority needs of people with a disability.
"The City is always planning for the future so the community input we gain at the forum will help us to continue to develop our City as welcoming, accessible and inclusive."
DIRC member Juanita Miller said the Informing Bendigo forum is an opportunity to provide important feedback to the City of Greater Bendigo about access and inclusion to facilities, services and events.
"Community attendance at the forum will represent the interests of people with a disability and others who may be affected by disability," Ms Miller said.
The workshops will also provide an opportunity for people to have open discussion and plan toward emergency preparedness. It is hoped this forum will better support social Inclusion of all people with a disability and their families and carers within our community."
The forum is free to attend and includes a light lunch.
Anyone interested in attending the forum should contact Daniel Rees at the City of Greater Bendigo on 54 346 094 or email [email protected] by Friday October 18, 2018. People can also RSVP to www.surveymonkey.com/r/G8L87QN


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Monday, September 24, 2018
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High-spirited Escapades
Friday, September 21, 2018
Eclectic Allure
Thursday, September 20, 2018
Urban Oasis
Wednesday, August 1, 2018
The home with a heart and a soul
IAnD Exclusive
Designer's Personal Spaces
By Marina Correa
Photography: Ravi Kanade; courtesy the firm
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|Ar. Abin Choudhuri's home (inset) Ar. Abin Choudhuri
Architect Abin Chaudhuri's home epitomizes the essence of the bond between his mother and his son, and effectively doubles up as a creative canvas for his artistically-inclined 10-year-old boy…
Monday, July 30, 2018
The 'human touch' of design!
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Designer's Personal Spaces
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Designer Parag Ainchwar from Cluster One Creative Solutions Pvt. Ltd. gives us a sneak peek into his newly refurbished home in Pune – a space that effectively synthesises his design sensibilities...
Saturday, July 28, 2018
The evocative habitat
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Designer's Personal Spaces
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Studio PKA's new location within the cultural and heritage precincts of South Mumbai allows it to soak in the collective artistic identity, whilst responding to its own needs…
Thursday, July 26, 2018
Experiment, explore and experience
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Designer's Personal Spaces
By Rutvi Ashar
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HP Lakhani Associates invite you to their Hyderabad office, which stands as a testimonial of their design philosophy and approach...
Wednesday, May 9, 2018
Ambiences that make memories
Tuesday, January 16, 2018
Onwards and upwards: Creative journeys 2018 and beyond!
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Trends Special 2018
Compiled by Beverly Pereira
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Team IAnD gets five acclaimed Indian interior designers and architects to reveal their most-looked-forward-to projects in 2018 and beyond…
Monday, January 15, 2018
Swatch this: Soft furnishings forecast 2018
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Trends Special 2018
By Beverly Pereira
Photography: Courtesy the brands
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The latest trends in fabrics, with a focus on motifs, colours, textures and weaves...
Saturday, January 13, 2018
Décor trends 2018: the mood board!
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Trends Special 2018
By Beverly Pereira
Photography: Courtesy the designers
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Stock up on all the inspiration you need to try out the latest home decorating trends for 2018…
Friday, January 12, 2018
Women's fashion: 2018 vogue factor!
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Trends Special 2018
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A sensory experience that engages all the five senses; especially evocative of an emotional response; and an interestingly informative experience – whether visual, tactile or aural, are two fundamental success mantras that made the year 2017 wake up to the very primal aura of design…
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Your home – your style!
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The Tetrisception – play school re-imagined!
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A synergy of Indian design!
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|Designers/Architects at the Rambagh Palace, Jaipur for Dialogues 2017
Curated by Ar. Sanjay Puri, Dialogues is an annual event that brings together the design fraternity from all over the country, on a common mission – progress!
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Topshop's Eco-Friendly Reclaim To Wear Launches Second Line
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Topshop's eco-friendly label Reclaim To Wear has launched it's second earth-conscious collection with a lookbook that's as nature-centric as it's initiative. R.T.W. focuses on "zero-waste" production, meaning all of it's flowy, flowery fashions (skirts, dresses, camisoles, and a glorious pair of culottes) are made from recycled fabrics — of the earth and ready to return there once you've had enough. The prices ranges from $34 to $70, which is as wallet-friendly as it is green — so take a peek at the gorgeous goods and then click here to snap them up.


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The Night of the Child continues to move along with an exciting night planned for November 12th.
Destry Jetton, Channel 12, Arizona Midday will be back as our Emcee for the evening. She started her broadcasting career interning in the Channel 12 newsroom and made career stops in St. Joseph, Missouri, Waco, Texas and most recently in Tucson, Arizona. She's done everything from being her own camera person and editor, to anchoring morning and evening newscasts, with some of her best reporting on children's issues.
Our special guest speaker will be Jerry Moyes, CEO and founder of Swift Transportation Company. Founded in 1966, Swift Transportation is the nation's largest truckload carrier and provides Best-in-Class transportation services to its customers, many of whom are the nation's largest retailers. Swift Transportation's 16,000 award-winning professional truck drivers safely travel millions of miles each week delivering freight. Along with Swift, Jerry and his family are actively engaged in organizations that include the West Valley Child Crisis Center, the Special Olympics, the Boys & Girls Clubs, and UMOM, as well as a private scholarship program.
In addition, Congressman Trent Franks will be back to welcome us in that evening. Congressman Franks has been generous enough to write a letter on our behalf that is going to the top 100 CEO's in Arizona. His letter is a wonderful letter and we can't thank him enough for what he is doing to help the Night of the Child(see letter below).
Our night promises to be a busy and exciting night with dinner, raffles, and blitz's, silent and live auction and a great video show on what we do to help the Shriner's kids. At this time, we are working on some other surprises to help make your night a wonderful evening to remember.
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Ukraine: Protest scheduled in Kyiv August 28
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Activists seeking the resignation of Minister of Internal Affairs Arsen Avakov are to protest on Wednesday, August 28, in Kyiv. Participants accuse Avakov of corruption and crimes, among other issues. The protest will take place at the Presidential Administration Office at 19:00 (local time).
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From Amsterdam To Accra. On Motorbikes
Jurrian Snyder, Wisse Rhebengen and Sjoerd Hettinya are boat builders but with an interest in exploring Africa hence their decision to ride on motorbikes for a trip which started with a journey to Barcelona, Spain for the necessary entry permits to the various countries they were going to travel across.
Jurrian said 'it took us over seven weeks to get here. We intend proceeding from here to Togo, Benin and Nigeria. It has been a trip without incident. It is a pleasant trip and people always want to talk to us. Others want to buy the motorbikes but we are unable to sell them because of the duty component. So we would ship them back to Holland when we finally reach Cape Town, South Africa."
They inform the various Dutch missions in every country they reach. The tracking system on them also makes it possible for their families in Holland to follow their movements.
Continuing, he said 'we make about one hundred and thirty miles an hour just moderate speed and do not travel at night.'
On the maintenance of the motorbikes, he said 'we fix problems ourselves but when it is beyond us we engage repairers and observe as they fix them.'
The motorbikes depend on a water-cooled system and looked rugged, cut for the kind of trip the trio is undertaking.
They looked dusty and appropriately kitted for the trip and I engaged them in a chat having been attracted to them by their looks.
"The trip began from Spain from where we went to Morocco, then Senegal and the Gambia then Cote d'Ivoire. We have changed our tyres once and we do 450 kms on 23 litres of fuel. We do not speed and that saves fuel. We are young and single and this is the time to be adventurous. Our ages are 31, 25 and 29 respectively".
Unlike the explorers of yore when technology had not yet reached the level it has today, these three young men are embarking on a long trip under the watchful eyes of their families at home through an efficient system.
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Keywords used to matter. Now they don't. Blog posts once required as many backlinks as possible, but the relationship has gotten more complex. Written content in the 400 word range was a cornerstone of content creation, but now videos are in the mix and short articles do little for SEO or visibility.
Content marketing has changed, and it continues to evolve almost on a monthly basis.
"Content marketing looks vastly different than it did even a year ago," says Joanne Hernon, managing partner at marketing firm Growth Ledge Agency. "Technology, media and human beliefs and behaviors continue to evolve and change. And, as a result, the strategies we use have to change, too."
Here are five content marketing rules that no longer apply.
1. Keywords are Essential for SEO
Let's start by talking about those keywords. There was a time when the cornerstone of content marketing was strategic, well-placed keywords both in the copy itself and also scattered throughout meta tags, image alt tags and anywhere else a marketer could insert them.
The importance of proper keyword placement was such a content marketing rule that every marketer did it — and now it doesn't work.
The use of keywords became a marketing arms race that hurt quality content, so Google found a way to bypass the keyword game: its algorithms, aided by artificial intelligence, got smart enough to discern the value and focus of content without needing the keywords.
The best way to score well with SEO now is to deliver content that actually is better and more useful than the other content on the market. Good content wins, and a reliance on keywords actually can hurt the effectiveness of marketing content today.
You can safely ignore keywords and focus more on the quality and utility of your content now. Gaming Google is largely a thing of the past.
2. Content Should Live on Your Site
It used to be a rule of marketing that you wanted all content housed on your company's website so you got the traffic and the attention. Not any longer.
"Get over 'owning' content," says Hernon. "A few years ago, you would publish a blog post about a new product or service to your website and then direct people to that one link as part of an overall outreach strategy. But now, you need to create original content for off-site channels in order to drive direct traffic to your website."
The typical customer is now less willing to venture off to company websites to consume content, and instead wants content that has been vetted first by their media vehicle of choice. At the same time, social platforms and off-site channels are demanding that more content be housed with them.
The new rule is letting content live elsewhere, and either building brand authority through the content as part of a longer customer journey, or leading readers back to the company through a strategic call to action in the content itself.
3. Good Content Ensures Visibility
The old rule was that visibility comes from great content (or simply producing content regularly, if playing by even older rules).
The problem is that there is too much content produced today, and this oversaturation means that even good content reliably produced does not always yield a good search ranking and reliable exposure.
The new rule is that content gets seen through amplification, another word for getting placement through paid exposure. This amplification can come through retargeting and search engine marketing, social media ads, or other paid amplification opportunities such as influencer marketing or guerilla marketing tactics.
Content amplification also can come through activating organic sharing through a brand's social channels and email lists.
Organic content discovery still happens, but increasingly the old rule of "create it and they will come" is being replaced by "amplify it and they might come."
4. Top Media Placement Matters
Nothing wrong with having content in big media outlets. It just doesn't deliver like it once did.
"Individuals across the board are inundated with news stories from well-known media outlets, and they no longer are paying attention," says Hernon.
It used to be essential to place your content or story with CNN or Forbes or even Facebook and Twitter, she says. But now, you need to venture outside traditional outlets and put your content on alternative content sources with niche audiences that are more engaged than big media.
Effective content marketing today is now more about seeding content in niche channels that hit highly defined audience segments and garner better engagement rates than big media outlets.
5. Big Budgets Improve Results
Content marketing has always been an opportunity for asymmetric brand promotion. But let's be honest: the best content marketing, as a rule, once was owned by firms that threw the most Dollars at producing content. This was about volume, quality and placement.
For SMBs, and marketers with a budget, thankfully this rule of content marketing no longer applies. The hottest branch of marketing today is all about asymmetric marketing practices that tap relatively undersaturated places for connecting with target audiences.
Authentic content, thoughtfully prepared, also scores well in the new content marketing landscape because viewers often consider it less markety.
"We were working with a customer that was starting a car-share service in a few markets. Their first pass was to bring in Leo Burnett, which created ads that cost six figures and didn't bring in even one customer," says Molly Parker Tapias, head of the strategy and content practice at EM Marketing.
"What they did next was hire some millennials who went around taking pictures with their iPhones, showing the product and blogging about fun things to do in various locations they had driven to," she says. "Those were much more successful."
You don't need a big content marketing budget, although it never hurts. What you need is creativity and adaptability combined with a keen understanding of target audience needs.
Ultimately, the old content rules that revolved around marketing tactics are being slowly replaced with new rules that all revolve around a single idea: Know your audience and give them what they want.
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Rack pull træner den øverste fase af dødløft. Stangen starter ved knæene i stedet for på gulvet.
Fordele ved rackpulls er, at de styrker ballemusklerne, baglårene, kropsstammen, øvre ryg og grebsstyrken. Rack pulls er særligt god til at opbygge musklerne i den øvre ryg.
- Deadlift Substitute. If your lower back keeps rounding on Deadlifts, you could do Rack Pulls while working on hip mobility.
- Overload. Depending on the height at which you start and your sticky point, Rack Pull can let you hande heavier weights than Deadlifts.
- Hip Power. Correctly performed Rack Pulls start from a dead stop with little knee extension. This builds a strong, explosive posterior chain.
Rack Pull Starting Position. Set the safety pins so the bar starts below your kneecaps. Get used to this height before trying different ones.
- Foot Stance. Shoulder-width stance with toes slightly out. Curl your toes up. Jump up a few times: that's the stance for Rack Pulls.
- Shins Vertical to The Floor. Neglecting to do so involves your quads. Put your shins perpendicular to the floor when looking from the side.
- Grip Width. Too small & your hands touch your legs on the way up. Too wide & you have to pull the bar higher. Use about 51cm/20″ grip width.
- Gripping the Bar. Put the bar close to your fingers, not in the palm of your hands. This will minimize callus formation & torn skin.
- Straight Arms. Pulling with bent arms can tear your biceps muscles. Keep your arms straight. Tighten your triceps.
- Bar Against Your Shins. The closer the bar, the easier the lift. Put the bar against your shins, just below your kneecaps.
- Shoulder-blades above The Bar. When looking from the side: shoulders in front of the bar and shoulder-blades above the bar.
- Chest Up. Shoulder blades back & down, chest up. Imagine someone puts a pen between your shoulder-blades and you try to squeeze it.
- Straight Neck. Safer for your cervical spine. Keep your neck inline with the rest of your spine.
How to Perform Rack Pulls. Once you've set up correctly, the Rack Pull is like a Deadlift: push the floor away from you until lockout.
- Push Through the Floor. Curl your toes up and push through the floor. Think of pushing the floor away from you.
- Keep the Bar Close to You. The closer, the safer & easier. Start with the bar against your shins. Roll it over your thighs until lockout.
- Bring Your Hips Forward. Push from the heels & squeeze your glutes hard. This prevents pulling with the lower back.
- Lock Your Hips. No need to roll your shoulders or hyper-extend your lower back. Rack Pulls end when your knees & hips are locked.
Lower the bar by pushing your hips back until the bar hits the safety pins.
Common Mistakes on Rack Pulls. The biggest mistake is the shoulder & shin position: bad positioning kills posterior chain emphasis.
- Dropping Your Knees Forward. Involves your quads instead of your hips. Put your knees perpendicular to the floor. Push your hips back.
- Shoulders over The Bar. Usually coupled with knees forward. Shoulders in front of the bar, shoulder-blades above the bar.
- Looking Forward. Hyper-extending your neck increases risks of cervical spine injury. Keep your neck inline with the rest of your spine.
- Bending Your Arms. Can tear your biceps when pulling heavy weights. Pull with straight arms, tighten your triceps.
- Bending Your Back. Harder to do here compared to Deadlifts, but still possible. Big chest, shoulder-blades back & down, tight upper-back.
- Hyper-extending at The Top. Posteriorly stresses your lumbar discs. Lock your hips at the top, and come back, no need to hyper-extend.
Check the video below on how NOT to perform Rack Pulls. 3 errors: shoulders over the bar with knees dropped forward, hyper-extending the lower back at the top and hyper-extending the neck. Avoid all of these on Rack Pulls.
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Horse Racing Simulation LLC, the world's leading developer of virtual horse racing games and handicapping software programs, announced that it will be releasing a free virtual simulation in full-screen 3D of this year's 2011 Wood Memorial featuring Mike Repole's undefeated Kentucky Derby favorite Uncle Mo to be run at Aqueduct Race Course on Saturday, April 9. This program not only allows racing fans to run a virtual simulation of the 2011 Wood Memorial with all the contenders' true attributes, including running style, but also allows racing enthusiasts the opportunity to adjust each horse's individual pace scenario, revealing potentially different outcomes from various race setups.
Each week, Horse Racing Simulation, through its main website, HorseRaceGame.com, and partner distribution sites, which include the NTRA.com as well as Bloodhorse.com, offers virtual simulations of major upcoming stake races. For the real horse racing enthusiast, these simulations can play a strategic role when handicapping the race and discovering hidden value based on various simulated outcomes. For the novice horse racing fan, Horse Racing Simulation takes the sophisticated numeric data normally associated with horse racing and translates it into a visual 3D experience that can be played on any PC.
"Our premium members receive these simulations of major stake races free on a weekly basis," said Jerome Davis, Vice President of Marketing for Horse Racing Simulation. "Normally, free members are required to pay for these virtual simulations, but because there is so much anticipation around this year's Wood Memorial featuring Uncle Mo, we decided to make the simulated race available to any member, free or paid. To access the simulation of the 2011 Wood Memorial, simply go to our site, HorseRaceGame.com, or one of our partner sites, sign up for a free account and the race will automatically be available to your program late Friday evening, April 8. Our simulations are usually pretty accurate and have shown a substantial ROI over the last few years, particularly during the Triple Crown racing season."
About Horse Racing Simulation LLC:
Horse Racing Simulation LLC is an interactive media company whose focus is developing and deploying entertaining and educational horse racing programs. Horse Racing Simulation, established in 1999 under its flagship website www.horseracegame.com, the world's largest social interactive horse racing game and community, has partnered with some of the most recognized names in horse racing to increase all levels of awareness and engagement to benefit the sport of racing and the growth of its fan base. Past and present partners include HorseRacingNation.com, Bloodhorse.com, the National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA), Breeders' Cup Ltd., Discovery Channel/Animal Planet, Hollywood Park Racetrack, SportsDirect.com, and many others. For more information on Horse Racing Simulation and its products including custom horse games, interactive virtual horse racing games and other racing software programs, including simulation handicapping software, visit their website at HorseRacingIsFun.com. ###
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Plant fined more than $700K for employee's death
The Tribe Mediterranean Foods' processing plant in Taunton, Massachusetts has been fined $702,300 by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration after an employee was killed by machinery.
The man was killed after he became caught in the machine he was cleaning, pulled in, and then crushed to death by its rotating augers. OSHA issued 18 violations, most of them willful violations, in relation to the death.
According to the administration's investigation, the deceased worker was not properly trained by the company about hazardous energy control and other safety procedures. OSHA has now placed Tribe on its Severe Violator Enforcement Program, which will submit the company to follow-up inspections to ensure they are following the law.


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