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The Alaska Aces is one of the premier teams in the East Coast Hockey League, the ECHL. It is based in Anchorage, Alaska and is a member of the Western Conference's Mountain Division. It was founded in 1989 and has been active since then, winning game after game and grabbing title after title. It plays at the Sullivan Arena with its official colors being glacier blue, silver white and black. Its general manager is Terry Parks with Rob Murray as the head coach. It was known formerly as the Anchorage Aces, until 2003, when it decided to adopt the name of its state as opposed to its city. It is, without doubt, an ECHL franchise to view live via Alaska Aces tickets.
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The Alaska Aces started out initially as a club that was part of the Pacific Southwest Hockey League, founded by Dennis Sorenson, to compete against the Fairbanks Gold Kings. Today, they have grown to become one of the ECHL's finest, winners of several Conference Championships, regular season titles and, most important of all, two Kelly Cups; a franchise to catch live by ordering Alaska Aces tickets.


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The Godfather (1972)
38 continuity mistakes
Directed by: Francis Ford Coppola
Starring: Al Pacino, Diane Keaton, James Caan, Marlon Brando, Richard S. Castellano, Robert Duvall
New this month Continuity mistake: When Tom is walking down the alley between buildings at Woltz Studios before he meets Mr. Woltz, the bag he is carrying looks like a travel bag and is almost equilateral triangle shaped. When he meets Mr, Woltz, his bag is a much thinner (isosceles triangle) shaped briefcase. In almost every shot the hand carrying the "bag" is switched. (00:27:45)
Continuity mistake: When Sonny is shot at the toll booth the front windshield is torn apart by bullets yet when the bodyguards arrive thirty seconds later, the windshield is intact. (01:53:20)
Continuity mistake: When Luca Brasi is practicing his speech he is wearing a square faced watch. When he gives his speech to the godfather he's wearing a round faced watch.Bill Early
Continuity mistake: After Michael shoots Sollozzo in the head, he turns to McCluskey and shoots him in the throat and then in the head. But in the long shot, before he shoots McCluskey in the head, you already can see the hole in the forehead. (01:25:15)
Continuity mistake: When Tom Hagen is meeting with Jack Woltz, the server fills Tom's wine glass twice within a split second. (00:29:20)
Continuity mistake: When Michael and Kay are eating lasagna during the wedding, Kay is smoking a cigarette. But depending on the shot, that cigarette disappears from her hand, then reappears. (00:13:25)
Continuity mistake: When they're all having a meal in Sicily, watch behind Appollonia. Two people, one in red, one in white, walk past in the same direction twice - once in a wide shot, and once in a close-up of Appollonia. (01:40:35)
Continuity mistake: When Diane Keaton and Al Pacino have dinner, he gets up, puts on his coat and sits down again. Now watch Diane Keaton's glass: When the camera's on Al Pacino she's holding the stem, but when the camera's on her she's holding the body of the glass. Another mistake is that at the end of the scene the amount of wine in her glass suddenly doubles. (00:58:00)
Continuity mistake: When Marlon Brando is gunned down at the fruit stand, he drops the bag of fruit he just bought. However, when he's collapsing against the car, the bag of fruit is now on the hood of the car. (00:43:05)
Continuity mistake: When Clemenza knocks at the door Sonny gets a gun from a drawer and puts it in his belt. When he pushes Clemenza the gun disappears, but it's back a moment later. As the shot where the gun disappears is uncut the gun must have slipped down his pants. (00:46:20)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: When Tessio delivers the bulletproof vest and the fish, Sonny's hands are in one position (one below, one on top of the parcel), a fraction of a second later they are in a very different position (both on top, unwrapping). The parcel is half open while Tessio is carrying it but fully closed when he puts it on Sonny's lap. (00:52:55)don_corleone
Continuity mistake: When Michael is talking to Moe Green in Las Vegas, he takes his cigarettes out of his pocket twice in two seconds. (02:17:15)
Continuity mistake: When Don Vito Corleone gets shot, the camera angle from the side of the car shows Fredo bent over trying to pick up the gun he dropped, but when we see him from the camera angle from above, he's just walking to the front of the car. When the angle cuts back to the front of the car, Fredo is once again bent over trying to pick up the gun. (00:43:10)MCKD
Continuity mistake: When the Godfather tells Tom that he is going to California that night, his glass switches from his left to his right hand. (00:24:20)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: Before Paulie is shot, Clemenza gets out of the car to relieve himself and walks only a few steps away from the car. As Clemenza hears the gunshot, he looks back at the car to see Paulie slumped over the steering wheel, and the car is a much greater distance away, than just the few feet he had walked away from it. As Clemenza walks back to the car, it again takes him only a mere few steps. (00:54:40)
Continuity mistake: Right before Sonny collapses his jacket is covered with with blood. When he is shot at while he is lying on the ground the amount of blood has gone down substantially. (01:52:55)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: When the baker is meeting with Don Corleone about keeping Enzo in the country, he's holding a shot glass in one hand, and a thin cigar in the other. When he reaches out to clasp the Don's hands in gratitude, the items are gone. A split second later, they're back. (00:11:20)
Continuity mistake: When they're all deciding whether to wait until the Don is better before making a deal with Sollozzo, the cigar box is closed. The camera cuts away for a second, then back and Sonny closes the miraculously open box. He can't have opened it while the camera was elsewhere, because opening it would have taken the lid right past the camera. (01:09:30)
Continuity mistake: During the strangulation of Luca Brasi, two mistakes occur between the front and side shots of him dying. First the knife in his hand disappears; second his head goes from being about a foot under the counter to about 6 inches over. (00:43:30)BillyBlake
Continuity mistake: In the first scene, the undertaker Bonasera asks the Godfather for help. When the Godfather gets up from his desk, the rose in his lapel is either fresh and straight or slightly wilted and bent in alternating shots. Also, later in the wedding scene, this rose keeps recovering from intermittent spells of withering. (00:06:00)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: When Barzini gets shot in the back we see a lot of blood and other matter pouring out. When he rolls down the steps his coat is intact again. (02:34:25)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: When the Godfather sits in the garden, talking to Michael who has just returned from Las Vegas, he is holding his wine glass in his hand. When he puts it down the amount of wine in the glass doubles. (02:20:55)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: Outside the hospital McCluskey punches Michael. A few days after the episode outside the hospital, Michael shoots McCluskey and Sollozzo at the restaurant, but there is no mark on his face where he was hit. Then in Sicily when Michael meets Apollonia for the first time, there is still no mark on his face, but suddenly at Apollonia and Michael's wedding, he has a large mark on his face.don_corleone
Continuity mistake: In the meeting at the Las Vegas Hotel, while Michael is talking to Johnny before Moe Green enters, Fredo takes his sunglasses off and puts them away. A moment later he sits down with his sunglasses back on and takes them off again. (02:16:05)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: In the scene where McCluskey breaks Michael's jaw the two cops who hold Michael by his arms get replaced by two others between shots. (01:06:25)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: When Barzini's driver is shot, the killer first shoots him in the chest but the driver grabs his stomach, before he is shot there a second time. (02:34:20)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: When Vito Corleone gets shot, he rolls on his back and his coat opens up to show his shirt. Then we see Fredo sitting down on the nearby steps and crying. In the next wide shot, Vito is lying on the side, totally covered by his coat, and Fredo is sitting farther away than where we saw him before. (00:43:40)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: When Michael announces that he is going to kill Sollozzo, his speech suddenly is mumbled. Also the props in his swollen cheek change shape several times in this scene, as well as the way his hair is combed. (01:11:45)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: When Luca Brasi goes to meet Sollozzo and Tattaglia, he is stabbed in the hand with a knife and is bleeding. A few seconds after you see a shot of the hand, the blood is already dry. (00:41:30)don_corleone
Continuity mistake: When Michael asks Kay if she wants to meet Johnny Fontane the drink in his glass almost disappears between shots, then reappears later. (00:17:55 - 00:18:40)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: When Tom Hagen and Woltz have dinner the scene starts with a wide shot with a huge log fire in the fireplace behind Woltz. In all later shots the fire is about half as high. (00:29:10)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: When Sonny is gunned down at the toll station the bullet holes in the car roof disappear and reappear. Plus, there are some dents in the roof where the bullet holes appear. (01:52:45)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: When Michael Corleone goes to Las Vegas to meet with Moe Greene, watch carefully when Moe sits at the table while continuing his argument with Michael. There's a glass of water that changes places from shot to shot. At one moment, the glass is behind Moe's arm, then in the next shot it's in front. Moe moves the glass at one point, but nevertheless, the glass continues to move from shot to shot. (02:17:30)
Continuity mistake: When Sonny gets the vest with the fish, the move between shots.ozwal13
Continuity mistake: Before Luca Brasi's hand gets pinned to the counter by Sollozzo's knife, Tattaglia holds it down on the counter with both hands, but then, in a close-up of the stabbing, Brasi's hand is hovering over the counter and Tattaglia's hands are nowhere. (00:41:20)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: In the meeting of the heads of all families, when Tattaglia asks the Godfather for assurance that there will be no vengeance, we see him leaning back in his chair, waiting for an answer. In the next shot the camera is on the Godfather, and we see Tattaglia leaning back again. (02:05:15)NancyFelix
Continuity mistake: At the restaurant, Michael, Sollozzo, and Captain McCluskey have just sat down at the table and the waiter comes over to take their order and pour wine. Sollozzo recommends that McCluskey try the veal, but McCluskey is already eating his dinner. By the way he is using his knife and fork, it is obvious that he is eating an entree, not a salad or an appetizer, even though they just arrived.raywest
Continuity mistake: At the end of the shot where Al Neri shoots Emilio Barzini's bodyguards, the one on the right is still in the process of falling and hasn't hit the ground yet before it cuts, but in the next shot, he's already on the ground and not moving.raph
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Birmingham Royal Ballet present Ballet in the Bullring
Enjoy some world-class ballet during Birmingham Weekender by Birmingham Royal Ballet with three special performances, including their popular & iconic production from The Nutcracker. Over the weekend, the company will also be leading a ballet flashmob, including dancers from local dance schools and the community.
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Aaron Lundgaard, DC, CCSP, CSCS, Clinic Director
Aaron Lundgaard, DC, CCSP, CSCS, has been the Director of Clinical Services and Owner at Total Health Systems in Clinton Township, Chesterfield, St Clair Shores, Centerline, and Washington for the past 15 years.
Dr. Lundgaard graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology, where he was an honors student and varsity football athlete. He continued his education at the National University of Health Sciences, receiving a second Bachelor's Degree in Human Biology and professional degree as a Doctor of Chiropractic. During his schooling, he received a fellowship in biochemistry, which included a position as part-time faculty to teach clinical biochemistry.
Dr. Lundgaard has also done numerous continuing education and special certification courses in his post-graduate studies. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) with the NSCA (National Strength and Conditioning Association). He is also a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician (CCSP). This is a post graduate program for those specializing in sports medicine. He is currently the strength and conditioning coach and team chiropractor for the Utica Eisenhower high school football program.
In addition to instructing on strength and conditioning, he also practices what he preaches. He is a two time masters national champion and two time masters world champion in the sport of powerlifting; founding, coaching, and participating with the Double A Barbell Club in Chesterfield Twp., MI.
Richard Huminski, DC
Dr. Richard Huminski received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa in 1981. He completed his undergraduate studies at Wayne State University receiving an Associates Degree in Pre-Medical Curriculum. To maintain the high quality of care he provides his patients, he attends continuing education classes each year. Dr. Huminski is an expert on headaches and severe low back conditions. He offers his patients 26 years of experience in the field of chiropractic – from the most benign to complicated conditions.
Rose Minkiewicz, DC
Dr. Rose Minkiewicz received her Doctorate of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa. She is a Michigan native and grew up in Mount Clemens. Dr. Minkiewicz received a Bachelor's degree in Biology in 2003 from Oakland University in Rochester. She then pursued her dream of becoming a chiropractor and graduated Summa Cum Laude from Palmer College in October of 2007.
During her clinical experience at Palmer, she was fortunate enough to provide care to people of all ages. Her future interests include furthering her knowledge in pediatric chiropractic and nutritional counseling. Dr. Minkiewicz believes that being a chiropractor enables her to fulfill her passion for serving others everyday.
Jennifer Hudson, DC
Dr. Jennifer Hudson grew up in western Iowa in small farm town, one of seven children. She received a full academic scholarship for Briar Cliff College in Sioux City, Iowa. She then continued her education at Marycrest College in Davenport, Iowa, after which she enrolled at Palmer College of Chiropractic, graduating in October 1993 with Bachelor of Science, (minor in Art, using both sides of my brain) and Doctor of Chiropractic.
Dr. Hudson moved to Michigan and practiced at Cook Chiropractic, PC for one year. She then helped open and run Morici Chiropractic, PC in Troy, Michigan, practicing there until early 2007. She has 20 years of Chiropractic experience.
She is the mother of four children (elementary to college age) She is also an avid hiker and skier (kayaking), hiking various places from Moab, UT to Glacier National Park in Montana to Chapel Basin in the UP. She also has skied here in Michigan and various mountains in Colorado.
Bill Pohlen, DC
Dr. Bill Pohlen attended the University of South Dakota for his undergraduate studies. He attended Cleveland Chiropractic College in Kansas City, MO. and graduated in 1996. He entered practice in his home state of South Dakota and practiced there until 2007 and during that year Dr. Pohlen moved to Michigan and continued his Chiropractic career.
Once he returned to his home state to practice he became very involved with the local high school wrestling team. He traveled with the team to tournaments as well as districts, regions and state tournaments. During his involvement with the team he enjoyed watching his patients move to the next level of competition. His patients have participated at the collegiate level at University of Nebraska, North Dakota State University and Iowa State University.
Dr. Pohlen brings over 15 years of experience to Total Health Systems with over 9 years of experience in extremity adjusting.
Tonya Beltran, DC
Dr. Tonya Beltran received her Doctor of Chiropractic degree, from Life University, Marietta Georgia, where she graduated with honors.
She was born in Hawaii and traveled through her childhood, as her mother had served, and retired, in the United States Navy. She has returned back to the State of Michigan where her mother was raised, St. Clair Shores, MI.
She has obtained the working knowledge of her patients and is dedicated in providing them with the utmost care and professional service, while addressing their needs for a more productive life.
Jesse Snider, DC
I was born and raised in Macomb County. After graduating from Utica High School, I attended Oakland University in Rochester. While attending OU, I discovered my passion for chiropractic as a result of a neck injury, which led me to change my majors from business management and accounting to biology, and aim towards a career in chiropractic. While pursuing this new path, I moved to Marietta Georgia and attended Life University where I graduated with my Doctorate of Chiropractic in 2009.
While at Life University, I had the opportunity to do one of my internships with the head of the Functional Rehabilitation department giving me insight to multidisciplinary care, and finished my second half of internship as one of only two students selected to return as a senior intern of the outpatient clinic. I was able to work with clinicians and help students who were just entering the clinic.
After moving back to Michigan I practiced at a multi-specialty company for over 5 years ending my time there as the director of chiropractic. I then proceeded to practice at Rauch Chiropractic and had the chance to work and learn from Dr. Rauch and his 35 years of experience. I have had the opportunity to treat many extensive, rare, and specialty cases involving the spine and extremities. I strive to bring my patients the most effective and safest care possible.
Francis Elwart, DC
After Dr. Elwart was in a serious automobile accident at the age of eight, chiropractic care helped him fully recover from his injuries. After another serious injury at age 14, only chiropractic care helped him. Dr. Elwart knew at this point he was going to become a chiropractor to help others.
He attended Oakland University and after receiving his bachelor's degree, he attended Life University College of Chiropractic in Marietta, Georgia. Upon graduating in 2003, he moved back to Michigan.
Dr. Elwart has experience in family care as well as personal injury. He practices many techniques, all with the goal of treating the entire person and having them return to their optimum health. Dr. Elwart is married with two sons and enjoys spending time with his family, cooking, spending time outdoors and working out.
Elijah Redman, DC
Dr. Elijah Redman is originally from greater East Lansing, MI. He graduated from Saginaw Valley State University with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science where he played 4 years of varsity basketball. During his junior year he went down with a back injury where it put him out for almost half the season. After several different treatment options his trainers told him to see a chiropractor. After a couple of visits he was back on the court and able to train for the upcoming season.
Dr. Redman continued his education at Palmer College of Chiropractic, Florida campus and where he obtained his Doctor of Chiropractic degree. During his time at Palmer he was an executive sports council member and participated in many student outreach programs. Dr. Redman had the opportunity to perform an internship with the head of the Detroit Pistons Entertainment Team where he gained experience working with a vast majority of athletes.
Dr. Redman utilized the techniques of Diversified, Thompson, Activator, IASTM and is certified in Active Release Technique in Upper and Lower Extremity. He is dedicated chiropractor who strives to provide quality care to all his patients.
Jason Davila, DC
Dr. Jason Davila received his undergraduate degree in biology from Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, TN. He then attended Life University in Marietta where he received his Doctorate in Chiropractic.
Dr. Jason Davila was introduced to Chiropractic after sustaining an injury during rugby training that would have ended his athletic career. He was diagnosed with a severe disc herniation after receiving an MRI. Surgery was recommended due to the severity of the injury. After many standard treatments recovery was not expected. Dr. Jason Davila then sought chiropractic as his next option for treatment. After receiving chiropractic care, he then made a full recovery continuing on to then win three Rugby championships at Life University. Dr. Jason Davila has played rugby for 16 years and has represented the United States as a High School All-American. While at Life University, Dr. Jason Davila was a part of the team who won D1 National Championships in 2013, 2014, and 2015.
He is determined to guide his patients to true health with the guidance of chiropractic care at Total Health Systems. As a father and a former athlete he has a special dedication to helping families and athletes to optimize their wellbeing through chiropractic. He is determined to help and resolve many aliments by focusing on the spine and the extremities.
Whitney Pinson, DC
Dr. Whitney Pinson was first introduced to chiropractic when she was a teenager and suffered from severe headaches. While under chiropractic care, her headaches were dramatically reduced. She knew from that point that she wanted to give back to others how chiropractic has helped her.
After attending undergraduate school at Wayne State University, Dr. Whitney Pinson received her Doctorate of Chiropractic from Life University. During her time at Life, she developed a passion for infants, prenatal and family care. She was able to first hand see the benefits of chiropractic during her pregnancy and with her son. She utilizes a variety of techniques to ensure best care for the patient. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and all the great outdoor activities Michigan has to offer.
Pam Tomaszycki, DC
Dr. Pam Tomaszycki has been licensed as a Doctor of Chiropractic in Michigan since April 2001. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology at Wayne State University. She then went on to complete her Doctorate of Chiropractic from Life University in Marietta, Georgia.
Dr. Pam and her husband decided to return home to Michigan to open a chiropractic practice. They opened a practice toward the end of 2001 in Clinton Township. In addition to owning a chiropractic practice, Dr. Pam had the opportunity to work at other offices throughout Macomb County. During these years, Dr. Pam has had many opportunities to work with individuals as well as families seeking solutions to their health challenge. She has been successful in producing results for her patients.
"It is truly amazing to see how the body can improve when the right pieces of the puzzle are put together at the right time". Dr. Pam is excited to be a part of the team at Total Health Systems where coordination of care can be seamless for each patient in order to achieve the best results possible.
Dr. Pam Tomaszycki has three children, all of which are truly a blessing to her. Skyla (born 2005), Adyson (born 2006) and Brayden (born 2010) attend school in the Anchor Bay School District. In addition to school they keep themselves busy with after school activities (i.e. swim, karate, soccer, piano and vocal and worship team).
Dr. Pam enjoys spending quality time with her children doing outside activities and activities in the community. She also enjoys walking her dog, cuddling her cats and being involved in her church.


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Q Ray, WA3CLD, asks, "I have an old Swan TB-3HA
tribander beam antenna. How can I check and recondition
the traps? It has 4 driven-element traps, 2 director traps
and no reflector traps. Can I adapt one of the driven element
pairs of traps for the reflector?"
A The biggest problem with old traps is corrosion, both ex ternal and internal. To "recondition" them, you'll have to take them apart and thoroughly clean the inside. You can check a trap for internal corrosion without taking it apart by putting an ohmmeter across it—the resistance should be a relatively low value. If it is over 100 Ω, you probably have a corrosion problem.
Traps are designed to present a high impedance at the
"trapped" frequency and to act as a loading coil at lower frequencies, so you should indeed be able to use driven element traps for the reflector by adjusting the tubing lengths slightly.
If you have an antenna analyzer or a dip meter, you can check the resonance of just the reflector (it should be about 5% lower than the driven) by assembling it as a unit. You may need to get it at least 10 feet up in the air, however, because the effect of the nearby ground detunes a low antenna, changing the resonant point from where it will be when the antenna is installed later.
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Graphic and web design blog wish you all a Happy New Year 2013. Last Year was amazing too with little bit hiccups, but your support and love with contribution to this blog is wonderful. You are all our mighty shield and we like to thank you once again.
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6th Grade
Today, we talked about Pluto and why Astronomers stopped classifying it as a planet and started classifying it as a dwarf planet. Students then wrote whether they agreed with the decision to reclassify Pluto. Next, we began talking about characteristics of the other planets and students began identifying planets from postcards written by fictional people.
7th Grade
We were to begin video taping commercials today, unfortunately, the students were not able to handle the responsibility and we will not finish this project.
8th Grade
Students were NWEA testing for most of the period. We did take some notes about the Law of Conservation on Mass and balancing chemical equations.


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Our client an industry leader in logistics and supply chain management throughout North America is currently in growth mode looking for Account Executives. You will potentially be responsible to help move freight via trucks, air and sea. You will be responsible for New Business Development and building relationships with new and existing clients. You will have the ability to work in a fast-paced environment with a strong desire for success. You are ethical have vision and are accountable on deliverables. You will continuously nurture relationships in a positive manner and confidently break through barriers to be committed in optimizing state of the art technology and transportation solutions.
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Twenty-five convictions secured through evidence given by British reporter Mazher Mahmood — nicknamed the Fake Sheikh — will be reviewed due to doubts over his reliability as a witness, prosecutors said Thursday.
Infamous for often reporting undercover posing as a wealthy Arab dressed in robes and a keffiyeh, his evidence has helped secure convictions in several high-profile cases including on drug charges involving celebrities and sporting figures.
His methods, though, have been criticised and several of his targets have complained of entrapment.
In July, a case against pop star Tulisa Contostavlos, who was accused of offering to procure cocaine for Mahmood, collapsed after the judge said he had "strong grounds to believe" Mahmood had lied at a hearing before the trial started.
A Crown Prosecution Service spokesman said this had prompted the body to look again at convictions secured through evidence supplied by Mahmood.
In the Contostavlos case, Mahmood had posed as a wealthy film producer offering the former talent show judge a major role in a Bollywood film.
Mahmood was suspended from The Sun on Sunday newspaper, owned by Rupert Murdoch's News UK British newspaper arm, in July following the trial's collapse.
He had previously worked for Murdoch's News of the World newspaper before it was shut down in the wake of the phone hacking scandal.
The Sun on Sunday and parent company News UK were not immediately available to comment.
Mahmood's story on cricket spot-fixing in 2011 led to the convictions of three Pakistan players for their involvement in the betting scam.
His investigative work earned him a Reporter of the Year award at the 1998 British Press Awards.


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During the three-day trip, students have not only appreciated fantastic show "HUI YUN" which is a representative cultural performance manifesting traditional Hui culture, but also climbed the World Cultural and Natural Heritage Mt. Huang. Through the trip, students could have a basicunderstanding of Hui culture.


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Irish identity: Time to renew the Republic
In these discussions, the most meaningful dividing line is not right versus left but openness versus closedness, outward versus inward.
Captain Peter Kelleher from the 27th Infantry Battalion, reading the Proclamation at the GPO in Dublin last year. Photograph: Maxwells
Ireland is hardly unique in struggling with its own identity. All advanced, post-industrial western states are, in their owns ways and with varying degrees of success, grappling with the questions that globalisation, secularisation, mobility and technology raise about how they organise their societies, their place in the world and, consequently, their view of themselves. Although circumstances differ from place to place, some of the defining political debates of the day, from Britain's convulsions over Brexit to disputes over immigration in France or the United States, are ultimately over how states reconcile themselves with the modern world. In these discussions, the most meaningful dividing line is not right versus left but openness versus closedness, outward versus inward.
In Ireland, that debate was over before it began. Nostalgic appeals to an imagined past do not have the same purchase as they do in places such as the United Kingdom, coming to terms with their own relative decline. The fact that no anti-immigrant party has emerged in the Republic, despite a rapid influx of foreign-born residents, partly reflects the fact that centuries of emigration have forged a fluid, open-ended understanding of identity and belonging. As Fintan O'Toole writes in his four-part series, The State of Us, it's hard to build an anti-immigrant platform on a clear distinction between Us and Them because, in a sense, "we" are all emigrants. More generally, the culture and the economy are profoundly, systematically outward-looking, while polls show that support for one dual identity in particular, Irish and European, remains not only steadfast but integral to how we see ourselves.
We cannot ask immigrants to integrate until we explain to ourselves what it is they're integrating into
But while the State's transformation into a multi-ethnic, secular society has happened with dizzying speed and remarkably little friction, it does, as O'Toole observes, invite us to fashion a new narrative frame for Irishness in the 21st century. That frame would sustain the idea of "us" while at the same time recognising that "us" is a complex and fluid collective rather than a single monolithic whole. After all, we cannot ask immigrants to integrate until we explain to ourselves what it is they're integrating into.
The challenge, both conceptual and practical, is to renew our notion of the republic, to imbue it with real meaning by putting values such as solidarity, equality and democratic accountability at its heart. As a starting point, it requires a serious public policy focus on ensuring our planning, education and health systems can meet the challenges of social integration and avoid the mistakes other European states have made. It requires that our State institutions, schools and hospitals in particular, as well as our laws and Constitution, are fully separated from religious authority. To adapt an old phrase, it requires us to develop a pluralist state for a pluralist people.


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4? Could it be that I missed the third game, or is the Wii game the third?
Interesting question, I went and looked it up since I was wondering that myself, yeah the wii one is the 3rd and it was ported to the PSP later
probably not. the shiren games that have come out so far did not have AP. but this is new so might have. testing right now.
Yay, another Mystery Dungeon game
They added a lot of interesting new stuff; moving floors for example. And now we can eat bananas - not only rice and herbs!
The cover looks a bit strange though, doesn't have the great vibe of the other titles.
Man, I hope this gets an english translation.
I'm using an R4 clone with YSmenu and unfortunately am having problems. In the opening Shiren and Koppa are on a boat, Koppa speaks a couple of sentences and then the screen blacks out. I can still hear the water but that's it. Anybody else having problems?
same result on acekard2i with AKAIO 1.5.1
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found patch using the Universal Child's Play
going to go test it now
ok, I confirm that it gets passed the AP at the opening scene on the acekard2i w/ akaio 1.5.1. I don't know if there are any other AP along the way though. I'll update if there is.
Thank you for the patch info! Shiren now works on my R4 clone.
Any patch for M3 Real ?
if the patch above is not working then you have to wait for the m3 team's next update
Patch works on my old trusty R4. Game rocks so far. Just wish I could read japanese... since having to guess what the different staves and herbs are can be a bit dangerous at times
Pleeease come out in english *prays*


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The New York Yankees have not been quiet this offseason, as the team signed two high-profile free agents. The Yankees signed Matt Holliday who will be the designated hitter and Aroldis Chapman their new shutdown closer.
New York finished fourth this past season in the very competitive American League East and even following a strong performance during the second half of the season with a core of young, talented players, the Yankees do not figure to be serious contenders in 2017.
However, general manager Brian Cashman said he was 99.9% certain the team would not make any further moves this winter.
Nevertheless, the Yankees are linked to rumors of a trade with the Chicago White Sox for left-hander Jose Quintana. That would be a very notable addition to the Yankees rotation but there are a few questions marks related to the possible trade.
If the Yankees pushed to acquire Quintana, the price would indeed be high. The southpaw has reached near-ace status and has a long-term deal that is friendly to the White Sox.
At present, the Yankees rotation has Michael Pineda and Masahiro Tanaka interchangeable at 1 and 2, who are two good pitchers but prone to injury.
Following them, there is the veteran CC Sabathia, Chad Green and Luis Severino rounding out the starters. If there are no injury issues, the rotation is solid but that is almost impossible today with pitchers.
However, Cashman seems not to be willing to pay the current rates for Chicago's Quintana because that would eat into his impressive group of young players he has built up over the past couple of seasons.
There is little to offer in starting pitchers in the free agent market. Therefore the only way to boost the Yankees pitching rotation would be through a trade and with the general manager not willing to part with some of his young talent, it appears the starting rotation for the Yankees this spring will look very similar to what it is now.
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The Washington Nationals announced that Max Scherzer the current holder of the National League Cy Young award, who was expected to play for the U.S. in the World Baseball Classic, will not play.
Scherzer has a fractured finger on his right hand but expects to be ready for spring training. The Nationals need a healthy Scherzer as they expect to battle for the NL East title.


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If you hang your head back over the edge of the chair you can stare straight up at the pine needles overhead, which form a great canopy of thin black fingers reaching into the soft glow of the new moon, which just rose up from behind the western ridge.
That was what I was doing when Corrinne and I decided that Junction Creek would be a good place to pass the month of July. The campground was nice and spread out, with relatively secluded sites tucked in among a forest of towering Ponderosa pines with a few gambel oaks in the understory. across the dirt road from our site was an open field, something of the meadow that was home to endless flutter of flycatchers and vireos snatching up insects and retreating back to their trees.
Back down the road, which starts paved and ends up dirt here in the National Forest, is Durango. While tourist-filled and mountain-kitschy to some degree, it nevertheless has some cool stuff to do — a wonderful public library where the kids got to see the U.S. National Yoyo champion (yes, really), a really cool indoor water park masquerading as a rec center, complete with a three story water slide, a science museum, and a host of other fun stuff — as one of the camp hosts we befriended put it, in Durango they really know how to do it.
We also needed to have a semi-plan for the near future because my parents were coming to visit us, somewhere in Colorado (thanks for being flexible), and to be honest we were all feeling like we'd been moving a bit faster than we like. It's always enticing to see what's around the next bend, as it were, but sometimes you want to stop somewhere and just sink into the soil a bit. Junction Creek seemed like a good place to do that.
A good part of the reason it seemed that way was because we met some really great people camped next to us. You meet a lot of people traveling, especially if you have a vintage motorhome that draws people to your door on a daily basis (just last night we had dinner with a really great couple who first stopped to admire the bus). Every so often though you run across fellow travelers whom you immediately click with and we were fortunate enough to have that happened at Junction Creek.
What I enjoy about these friendships is that long term travel1 acts as a kind of crucible in which the mundane is quickly melted away, you can skip past that and get straight to the really fun part where you're all sharing a room with a bathroom that has no door and everyone has dysentery. Wait, no. That's not it. Or it is, but not this time. That was last time.
I can say though that if Kate and Josh and their family and ours ever find ourselves in say, El Salvador, and we all have some sort of intestinal parasite it will just make for a lot of laughter. Because that's how it goes when you're traveling. Travelers above all seem to just not care about the proprieties of life and get straight to what Thoreau, dramatic man that we was, called the marrow. Still, it's an apt metaphor though. It helps that our kids were fast friends almost instantly. Kids know what's what.
There's something more grounded in the here and now about these friendships born of the road. We're all a little more like children perhaps, exploring the world and knowing a little bit more what's what. It's rare to have a conversation like you have when you meet strangers in your home town. There's very little of the "what do you do?" sort of thing because out here no one cares what you do. We tend to talk about that things around us right now. The forest, for instance. The dead pine full of fledgling pygmy chickadees. Our plans for the next few weeks, what we're doing for dinner, should we hike to the swimming hole, should we check out the rec center, could we live here, for a year, for two, forever, not at all.
I have a few of these friendships nurtured over the years and I feel lucky to have them, I want more, but these things, you cannot seek them. Maybe they come, maybe they do not. It is not for us to say. But when you find them, stop what you're doing, even if you're in Vang Vieng, and enjoy them.
So we did, for two weeks, which is the longest you can stay in any one campsite in America's national forests (or anywhere really). We went to the rec center, we rode the water slide, we drove up and down the mountain, we watched birds, we swam in the ice cold creek for a bath and we had a blast, doing nothing and everything.
To me long term travel is really more a mindset of "I don't know when I'm going 'home'" than any length of time. ↩


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I don't want to be a nitpicker, but you have made some unwarranted assumptions about the 1790 census, namely that all the people in the assorted Abrams entries are related to the head of the household.
If you will look at the 1850 & later censuses, you can get an idea of what percentage of households had unrelated people living in them.
So you cannot accurately say that Berzel Abrames, for example, had 3 sons over 16.He may have had younger brothers living in his household, or farm hands, etc.Likewise with Thomas, we cannot say who the 1 male over 16 & the 4 males under 16 are.
The most you can say with accuracy is that there are a certain number of males over 16, males under 16, and females in a household.


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The rolling and kneading didn't start at the Canine Crunchery's current location on 20th Street.
In fact, the owner says it started in her own kitchen until her business started getting more exposure at city market.
"When we were done with our first city market, we were in 13 stores. By the end of the next year we were in 26," Jane Femeinella, the owner of Canine Crunchery says.
Today, they say they sell their natural and organic dog treats in 56 stores across the area. It's a success she credits to the outdoor city market.
"It's a big network of people and I consider everyone at city market part of our family," Femeinella says.
It's a family the Rock River Development Partnership says it wants to expand with the indoor city market.
It's a plan that's been in the works for years, but now the group says it has the financing. It comes through a number of ways, including historic tax credits and a new markets tax credit.
"You can get a nice chunk of capital really to finance a project like this that would otherwise be very difficult to do," Peter Provenzano, the chairman of the Rock River Development Partnership chairman says.
The $8 million facility will feature three to five permanent store fronts, vendor space and a commercial kitchen for classes or just space a start up business can utilize.
"Rent for a period of time, produce the goods that you need to and clean up and somebody else can come in and use it," Provenzano says.
It's a tool Canine Crunchery says it would've taken advantage of in their early days.
"That would've been awesome then I wouldn't of had to move things all around -- you know work off of two different locations," Femeinella says.
Making a market accessible year-round, a move leaders hope will help businesses like Canine Crunchery get their start.
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NEPSTA Division IV Cross Country Championships
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Course Length: 5K
The Hyde School course combines both open flats and wooded trails with excellent spectator viewing points at the start, ½ mile mark and finish. The meet will be a full-school event, with many of our faculty volunteering their time to help with the race.
The top 20 runners in each varsity and the top 10 in the JV race will be recognized, as well as the top four girls' and boys' teams in the varsity race.
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11:30 AM – First Walk of the course leaves the start line
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Wait server processor? From Qualcomm? Yes sir it is true. Now we have an all new competitor to the Intel's dominance in the server processor market. The new Qualcomm Centriq 2400 processor will support up to 48 cores and will be crafted using Samsung's 10 nm fabrication technology.
Qualcomm working on a 48 Core Server processor using 10 nm fabrication
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Wednesday, August 22, 2018
August 2018 Luncheon
The August 2018 Luncheon will be on Wednesday, August 22, 2018.
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11:30:00 AM - Networking
11:50:00 AM - 1:00:00 PM - Luncheon Program : Finding Value in Diversity in Our Divided Society
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|Alphonce J. Brown, Jr., ACFRE
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Finding Value in Diversity in Our Divided Society
In an era when our county is divided practically on every front (healthcare, public education, religion, immigration, natural disasters, etc.), there has never been a greater need for the role for the nonprofit organizations. We are the sector that binds. As Texans who believe in and practice philanthropy, we are best positioned to address many of these challenges today head-on. Alphonce J. Brown, Jr., ACFRE will reflect on AFP and you can make a difference in a diverse environment within your sphere of influence.
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Alphonce J. Brown, Jr is the principal consultant for Docere Consulting, Inc., a company he founded in 2003. The company's mission is to teach its clients how to achieve sustainability using new technology and proven fundraising methods through the use of annual fund, capital campaigns, special events and major donor solicitation.
Alphonce has worked with large established nonprofits, as well as small grassroots organizations. He also has consulted with local, state and federal governmental agencies and international NGOs. He was the director of development, National Minority AIDS Council, Washington, DC; vice president, University Advancement of California State University, Dominguez Hills, Carson, CA; president & CEO of the Prairie View A&M University Foundation; assistant dean of External Relations at the College and Graduate School of Business, University of Texas at Austin, and has held senior positions at a number of other nonprofit organizations. He has considerable expertise in the areas of strategic planning, feasibility studies, organizational assessments, board development, volunteer management and fund development.
Brown is a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin, an Advanced Certified Fundraising Executive (ACFRE), and an AFP Master Trainer. He is a past chair of AFP International.
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October 2018 Luncheon — Positioning for a Strong End-of-Year Giving Season: The Effects of the New Tax Law on Charitable Giving
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This package allows you to get to Tortuguero by the transportation that you prefer: either public transport or rental car and from the point of the country you are in. Enjoy 2 nights lodging, 2 breakfasts, Tour on canoe with paddles around Tortuguero National Park canals, Night walk or a Turtle Tour (possible choice from July to October) and walk along the path of the National Park.
Day 1
Arrival to the village of Tortuguero (Free). A lecture about the village of Tortuguero. Night Tour with several options (Night Walk or Turtle Tour, available only July to October).
Day 2
From 6 to 9 am A tour on canoe with paddles by water channels of Tortuguero. From 9 to 10 am Breakfast (included).From 11 am to 1pm A walk by the path of National Park. Free afternoon with an option to book other tours or to get acquainted with the people and the beach.
Day 3
From 7 to 9:30 am Breakfast (included). 11:00 am Check out from your lodgings. When you wish you can take a boat to La Pavona.
INCLUDED: rubber boots, flashlight, safety equipment.
NOT INCLUDED: National Park entrance, and meals that are not stipulated.
WHAT TO BRING: The only special recommendation for Turtle tour is to put on cloths of black color or as dark as possible, as well as closed shoes or boots.


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Hello, Crafters.
Every year here in the UK, we have the BRITISH CRAFT AWARDS and voting for 2017 is now open.
***Please note that anyone in the world can vote in the BRITISH CRAFT AWARDS, but the prize draw is only open to UK residents due to legal restrictions.
There are various techniques and products that are available to us to create our own patterned backgrounds. Probably the most obvious method is dry embossing then followed by using background stamps with light coloured ink or ink that has been stamped off and also sponging. No doubt other methods have popped into your minds, too.
Yesterday, I used one of my favourite methods of decorating backgrounds for today's card and that's stamping "watermarks". This works beautifully on coloured cardstock, too, tone on tone.
To create today's card I started with a card base of Whisper White Cardstock (CS) with a layer of Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer Paper and a top layer of Whisper White CS. This is the layer I did the watermark stamping on.
I used the mini background stamp that's in the Christmas Pines Stamp Set. I inked it up using my Versamark Pad and carefully stamped all over the layer to make sure I wasn't left with any "clean" areas. It's very faint and can be seen a lot better in real life - if you look really closely, you can see it in the last photograph.
I adhered the two layers together using Tombow and then adhered them to the card base. Unfortunately, I was somewhat heavy handed with the Tombow. I put the card under a heavy weight to make sure the Tombow adhered the glitter surface to the Whisper White layer properly. While I was waiting for that to dry, I carried on with the rest of the card.
I took a large piece of the Dazzling Details Glimmer Paper and die cut the words JOY and NOEL using the dies from the Wonderful Wreath Framelits Dies.
I did one of each because I wasn't sure which one I was going to use. I knew I wanted to use JOY because I'd used NOEL so much lately with my Large Letters Framelits! LOL! I reasoned that whichever one I didn't use would be ready for a future project!
I also die cut the large plain star, the small fancy star, two of the larger small stars and five of the small smaller solid stars - I hope that makes sense!
Then I took the card base out from under the heavy weight and was really disappointed to see that the large amount of Tombow had made my top layer "bubble". I thought I'd try drying it using my Heat Tool first and it worked a dream! Phew! Lucky!!
I adhered the largest star onto the card base first with Tombow and then used Glue Dots to attach the smaller fancy die on top of it. Finally, I added one of the larger small stars using a small bit of a Dimensional. I laid the JOY below the star, then the NOEL to see which one I liked best - I'm really pleased that JOY did so I adhered it in place using Tombow!
Then I adhered the other larger small solid stamp using a part of a dimensional in the top left-hand corner and added a small star to it using a glue dot. Finally, I added the four remaining stars using Glue Dots.
That's about it for today. Until tomorrow, happy crafting.


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To better the health and vibrancy of our community
To provide a fair and direct market venue for locally-produced goods and services in an environment that inspires and nourishes community.
About Wolfville Farmers' Market
Started in 1992 with three vendors in a parking lot, we are now a year-round market on Saturdays with over 65 farmers, chefs and artisan vendors and on Wednesdays with a Market Supper, community themes and live music. We transformed a turn of the century apple warehouse into our 9000 square foot Market home in 2010. Now our Market experiences bring over a thousand people together every week for nourishment, live music, and a sense of community.
History of the Wolfville Farmers' Market
1992 The Wolfville Farmers' Market began in the summer when 3 vendors sold produce, plants, and prepared food in the parking lot beside the Robie Tufts Park.
1994 The Market moved into the Robie Tufts Park, with vendors arranged under the Chimney Swifts Pavilion between Victoria Day and Thanksgiving.
1999 Functioning as a Not-for-Profit Organization, the Market hired a summer student from Acadia to co-ordinate Saturday mornings, collect fees from a dozen regular vendors, and attract buskers to offer entertainment.
2000 The first Vendors ventured back out from the shelter of the Robie Tufts Pavilion and set up canopies on the lawn.
2001 The Market Board was formed, a coordinator hired and musicians booked weekly
2004 A Strategic Planning Exercise was undertaken. The Market articulated its Vision, Goals, and Core Values. One of these goals was the development of a permanent, year- round space.
During the late fall the Market was hosted in a barn in Lower Wolfville in an effort to extend the season until Christmas.
2005 The Market found its new fall home at Acadia's Student Union Building and extended the season until Christmas.
2006 The Market Board became a Policy Board, and the Coordinator became a Manager. The first year-round season took place. The first Tastes of the Valley was a delicious success. Co-ordinating this huge task was shouldered by vendor volunteers. To compliment and continue the excitement of Tastes of the Valley in July the market launched Pumpkin Palooza in October, and Get Un-Scrooged in December.
2007 With an invitation from the Town of Kentville, the Wolfville Market and its vendors started a mid-week Kentville Market, which ran from early July through early October.
Monthly Events and Activities were held, in which vendors featured seasonal products,customers were offered samples, children of all ages made crafts, and lucky entrants won market goodies. The Market inaugerated a Seedy Saturday event in March to celebrate gardening.
2008 The Market Manager was joined by a staff team comprising a Website and Graphics Coordinator, an Events Coordinator, an Info Booth Coordinator, and a Videographer. The Market started an Info Booth and a Video Profile Series. By now an average of 50 vendors attended the market each Saturday, all year round.
2009 From the Info Booth, a Tasting Series, Preserving the Harvest Demonstration Series were delivered and the Market offered frequent Children's Crafts and Activities. With support from Select Nova Scotia, the Buy Local Challenge supported market goers who set commitments for themselves to overcome their barriers to buying local. A new event for wine lovers called VAlley Vineyards began. The Market grew to accommodate more than 60 vendors each Saturday.
2010 Market signed a 20 year lease with Acadia University for the DeWolfe building to become the Market's new home. The WFM managed a $850,000 renovation project to transform the gravity defying DeWolfe into its new Market home.
The Market started a $200,000 community fundraising campaign called Growing our Market which ended in January 2011 after raising 89% of their community fundraising goal. The Market also raised $525,000 from Government ($250, 000 from ACOA, $250,000 from the Dept of Agriculture, $25,000 from the Municipality of the County of Kings)
Pier 101 did the conceptual designs, ROSCOE construction managed the construction project and the renovation and expansion which began in November 2010 was ready on budget and on time in May 2011.
The WFM handed over responsibility for the Kentville Farmers' Market to the Town of Kentville given its own growth.
2011 The WFM opened in its new home on May 21, 2011 and in addition to the Saturday Market started a mid-day Market on June 1, 2011 and hired an Assistant Market Manager.
The Market also began renting out the Community Room for yoga, belly dancing, meetings, workshops, special events and more.
2014 The Market installed a Commercial Community Kitchen they call the Good Food Hub Kitchen which is used for Market Suppers, cooking classes, catering and for vendors to value add their products.
2015 The Market did some important work to the basement crawl space adding insulation and a vapour barrier to make the building more healthy. As well they had a sprinkler system installed making it possible for the whole building to be rented out for Weddings and Special Events. The Market worked with a Community Advisory Committee and a temporary Good Food Hub Coordinator to develop a plan for use of the kitchen including cooking classes with a pay what you can model. This program has been developed but not maintained.
2016 The Market worked on developing materials that would help it offer better service to vendors so their vendors could in turn grow their businesses and offer better service to their customers. The Market participated in a Food Bucks program that for a 6 week period offered Market Money to those in need to purchase groceries at the Market.
2017 in the year of its 25th Anniversary, the WFM will trial a new on-line store and delivery service
Interesting Facts
- The average age of the WFM farmer is 42 compared to the national average of 54.
- In all of our years of operation, we have only ever been in the red twice, and quite minimally!
- When we started in 1992 we managed a $2000 annual budget and now manage a $200,000 annual budget.
- We are in year 5 of our 20 year lease with Acadia University.
Board of Directors
President: Ann Huntley (Moon Tide Farm)
Past President: Richard Hennigar (Suprima Farm)
Treasurer: Frank Bezanson-Harris (Just Us Coffee Coop)
Secretary: Beth Thompson (Cosmic Tree Essentials)
Anna Weig (Grand Pre Winery)
Jayn Kenny (Jayn & T's Fine Food)
Warren Young (Slow Dough)
Courtney Madore (Olde Furrow Farm)
Joscelyn Durston (Seven Acres Farm)


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New Walmart Market gets OK from City Council
New Walmart Market gets OK from City Council
OMAHA, Neb. —
Walmart plans to open a new grocery store in southwest Omaha.
This week, Omaha's City Council approved preliminary plans for the Walmart Market on the northeast corner of 168th and Harrison streets.
The store will only have groceries and a pharmacy.
Walmart hopes to open the market early next year.


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From the hit wacky 1966 Batman TV Series! This Batman 1966 TV Series Batmobile Pop! Vinyl Figure features Batman's trusty super-vehicle rendered in the adorable Pop! Vinyl format. The Batmobile is able to fit a single 3 3/4-inch Pop! Vinyl figure.
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Mimsy Review: The Art of Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking
Every bride used a starter yeast that was given to her by her mother or neighbor. From this she made her own, always reserving a bit of dough or keeping the scrapings of the dough tray to use as a starter for the next baking.
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If you're on a diet, you want to avoid this book. But, as the saying goes, "Neither a fat wife nor a full barn ever did any man harm!"
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The cover of The Art of Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking has radishes, sugar-covered filled donuts, what look like cinnamon rolls, green beans with, I think, ham, and some sort of a corn stew.
The author's photo on the back has Edna Eby Heller wearing very familiar glasses: I remember them from the high school photos on the walls of my mom's high school, from the year my mom graduated.
This looks, in other words, to be a very good old-school Pennsylvania Dutch cookbook. Lots of good thick vegetable soups, cream of vegetable soups, pea soup, and so on. And recipes with amazing names like hog maw, scrapple, hex waffles, and snavely sticks. And also recipes with names like schmierkase, boova shenkel, kasha kucha, and gschmelzte nudle.
Probably my favorite recipe in here is the cinnamon drop, which is very easy to make. It's basically a very simple cake sprinkled with brown sugar and butter so that, when cooked, the middle "drops", making a sweet, chewy, semi-crunchy cake.
I'd like to try the rhubarb upside-down cake. It sounds like it's going to be caramelized rhubarb with cake on top, like a pineapple upside-down cake but better! Unfortunately I can't find rhubarb around here. I'm not sure I've ever seen it in stores; growing up in Michigan, it was always traded by housewives, who grew it around the house.
I'm still looking forward to potato soup, peas and dumplings onion pie… and Montgomery pie, which is "a lemon-flavored molasses custard with a cake-like top".
I can't say whether the recipes are authentic or not, but they are certainly good. If you're looking to add a Pennsylvania Dutch cookbook, I'd take a look at The Art of Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking.
Union Pies
- 1 cup sugar,
- 5 tablespoons butter,
- 1 teaspoon baking soda,
- 1 egg, beaten,
- 1 cup molasses or Blue Label Karo,
- 1 cup sour cream,
- 2 cups buttermilk,
- 2 nine-inch pastry shells, unbaked.
- Mix the sugar, butter, and baking soda.
- Add the beaten egg.
- Add the remaining ingredients in order, mixing well after each. Add the buttermilk slowly.
- Pour into the pie shells.
- Bake for 35 minutes at 375°.
The Art of Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking
My cost: $2.00
Recommendation: Good down-home cooking
- The Art of Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking: Edna Eby Heller (hardcover)
- "A delectable collection of recipes featuring the wonderful Pennsylvania Dutch cooking and its fascinating history." A lot of great recipes in here.


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Fans of Star Trek are excited as the pop-culture juggernaut marks its golden anniversary this fall. But move over, Enterprise. UT has launched a futuristic five-year mission of its own. Project 2021 will explore new technologies, seek out better ways of teaching and learning, and boldly go where no university has gone before in the development of next-generation undergraduate programs.
President Greg Fenves proclaimed in his first State of the University address that he believes UT can achieve a new level of undergraduate education, and that to be a model research university means pursuing excellence in innovative ways. With Project 2021, he aims to establish the infrastructure needed for innovation across campus.
The president appointed highly respected psychology professor Jamie Pennebaker, PhD '77, to lead the effort. As special adviser to the provost for educational innovation, Pennebaker is responsible for coordinating and overseeing units such as Extended Campus and the Faculty Innovation Center, which create, implement, and evaluate new teaching and learning methods.
Project 2021 will consider novel ways of educating via classes small and large, online and in person — while preserving UT's traditional strengths of providing a high-value degree and producing graduates who are leaders and an asset to the state. It is an endeavor, Fenves says, that "will help ensure our undergraduate students receive the maximum benefit of our campus through the integration of research and education."
A member of UT's Academy of Distinguished Teachers and chair of the Psychology Department from 2005 to 2014, Pennebaker is a strong advocate of using research to enhance teaching effectiveness. He's been a leader in harnessing advances in technology to transform the undergraduate classroom experience.
In the large-format Psychology 301 course, for instance, Pennebaker and fellow psychology professor Sam Gosling devised methods to deliver personalized in-class quizzes, online readings, and live chats to each student's laptop. The system allowed the professors to see how the students navigated the material. Pennebaker and Gosling found, among other things, that pairing daily quizzes with instant feedback on wrong answers helped the students remember and learn from their mistakes.
"Higher education is in the midst of a revolution. What a thrilling time to be at a place like UT Austin," Pennebaker says. "This is a rare opportunity to bring together new approaches to teaching and research to help the university shape the future of undergraduate education."
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