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Release Date: January 27, 2016
Welcome to Weird Science DC Comics, the DC Comics site for the common man and woman. We're not high falutin, just a bunch of dummies who love comics just like you...we just spend an insane amount of time working on this site for no pay. I told you...dummies! So, sit a spell and read our Reviews, News and Articles and if you are really brave, listen to the Weird Science DC Comics Podcast. We triple dog dare you!
So Aquaman had the power to smack down down the sorcerers this whole time?!ReplyDelete
I can just picture Aquaman's pathetic excuse, "You see Mera, even though your doppelganger didn't act like you at all, I mean even a blind retarded child could see that she wasn't really you... but I thought my dick could just solve the problem... I thought I could bang the bad out of Siren... you can't hold that against me... right???"
Apparently, it doesn't take much for the people of Atlanta to like or hate you. Mera was turned into Lois Lane and Bunn had no good excuse for her being caught and tided up by someone who didn't even come close to Mera's level of power. I mean looking at past issues, Mera is a very powerful character.
This whole storyline was rushed, it tried too hard to be dark and depressing with one-dimensional characters, over the top dramatic tension, plot holes were left open, unanswered questions that simply weren't answered and so on... but Cullen Bunn (hack) is gone and I hope he never comes back to this title. But it will be up to the next writer, Dan Abnett, to clean up the mess that this train wreck of story has been or if he even wants to bring it up in any way... which he shouldn't.
"I gotta keep telling myself that it will be okay"
Denial is not the way
I say this story is never touched on again. Cullen Bunn tried to quit before the first issue of his run came out and has now admitted that he totally hates Aquaman...and it shows!!!Delete


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EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (Blugolds.com) - Four UW-Eau Claire Athletics teams were in action today, three on the road at WIAC Championships and one at home.
WIAC Championship
UW-Whitewater 9, UW-Eau Claire 1
UW-La Crosse 3, UW-Eau Claire 2
The softball team dropped two games on day two of the 2014 WIAC Championship to end its tournament run. The Blugolds fell 9-1 to UW-Whitewater in game one and then lost to UW-La Crosse 3-2. The Blugolds end the season with a 25-16 record.
Women's Golf
Blugold Spring Invitational - 4th of 11
After round one of the Blugold Spring Invitational, hosted by UW-Eau Claire, the women's golf team is in fourth place out of 11 teams. Carleton College (Minn.) leads the field with 329 while Eau Claire shot 340. Kate Engler led the Blugolds and is currently tied for eighth place with 82 strokes. Rochelle Beardsley from Wartburg College (Iowa) leads the field of 70 golfers with 80 strokes. The final round at Wild Ridge Golf Course in Eau Claire will get underway at 8:30 a.m. Sunday.
Men's Outdoor Track & Field
WIAC Championship - 4th of 9
After two days of competition at the 2014 WIAC Championship, the men's outdoor track & field team won three titles and finished in fourth place as a team.
Women's Outdoor Track & Field
WIAC Championship - 3rd of 9
After two days of competition at the 2014 WIAC Championship, the women's outdoor track & field team won two titles and finished in third place as a team.

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So in the Year of Our Lord 2015, I got to write about video games in exchange for actual money. It's kind of a strange thing to be doing, and it's highlighted every time someone asks me what I'm "up to" these days (that always means, "do you have a real job yet").
Anyway, here are six of the reviews I wrote this year, collected for your reading (or possibly, your ignoring) enjoyment.
Might & Magic Heroes VII
"[W]arts considered, Might & Magic Heroes VII isn't enough of a refinement over VI to justify purchase if you already own that game. It's unfriendly to newcomers to the series, with nothing that qualifies as a tutorial included out of the box. And fans of the old games may find themselves put off by all the unnecessary visual flash."
Having loved the early titles in the Heroes of Might & Magic series, I really wanted to love this game. VI was hard to get into, though, and I held out very little hope going into this outing. Turns out, I was right. They made baffling decisions about how to present the game, and while it's still recognizable as an heir to the series, I think it's gotten so far off track at this point that I'd be very surprised if it's ever revisited.
Assault Android Cactus
"[A] very unpretentious game that's mostly about having fun. There's the bobbleheaded, space marines-via-Funco Pop design of each character, the bumping soundtrack, and the androids' distinct voices and senses of humor. Its charm and sense of fluidity and flow make it perfect for short, intense sessions – say 15 to 30 minutes during a quick break."
Despite having heard murmurs about this game after its appearances at several gaming conventions over the last couple years, I was still surprised at how much fun I had with this game. There are a couple boss fights that seem pretty bogus, but ultimately it's a very pure bullet-hell score attack game that has tons of Dreamcast-era charm.
Grand Ages: Medieval
"[W]here Crusader Kings II kept players close to the reality of history, Grand Ages seems to use it primarily as window-dressing for its essentially context-free lesson in basic supply and demand economics."
Other than the fact that they ported this to PlayStation, I have no idea who this game is for. It's shallow, its systems are oblique without offering depth, and the combat is about as complex as a game of Pogs. To top that all off, the game is ugly as sin.
"Armello is a remarkable achievement. Instead of simply transferring a board game experience to the TV or computer screen, developer League of Geeks has managed to escape the boundaries of the board game format using modern innovation. Arthur C. Clarke suggested that any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic, and in that light, Armello is quite definitely magical."
What Armello lacks in depth and consistency, it more than makes up for in utter charm. My main problem is that as formulated, the game doesn't lend itself to couch-co-op, meaning that the best part of Settlers of Catan — the bantering back and cross around the table — is utterly absent. Even with this out of the picture, it's still a great experience, and sessions last around 45 minutes to an hour.
From start to finish I spent about four hours playing it, and although there are evidently secrets to find in the game, I can't imagine I'll be going back to it now that I'm done. The music and visuals are completely charming, but the game mechanics are broken and the puzzle designs are lackluster.
Having loved the ClayMation features I grew up with in the '80s, I was fully prepared to love this game, despite its point-and-click adventure format. There's something to be said for a sense of artistic style and the raw craftsmanship that goes into realizing it, especially in an interactive format like a video game. But all of Armikrog's charm wears thin within the first hour of play, as you realize there's really nothing about it that is actually fun, other than to look at the plasticine figures and wish it was a Gumby short.
"Dropsy is a real innocent, a modern "ugly duckling," and as the game progressed I found myself less and less put off by his appearance and more and more sympathetic toward him."
I played quite a few point-and-click adventure games in the '90s, but not because I liked them — it's because Sierra titles like Kings Quest was for a while all we really had available. It's a terrible format that I'm glad has mostly died off (despite TellTale's efforts to bring it back).
Which makes it doubly strange that I loved Dropsy so much, being that it's just this kind of game, and stars an amoebic clown with a rictus grin, looking to give sweaty hugs to everyone around. But love it I did — Dropsy has an amazing amount of heart, doesn't overstay its welcome, and features a terrific soundtrack. Play it.


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Video Lecture CA Final Financial Reporting Pen Drive CA Sarthak Jain
Video Lecture CA Final Financial Reporting Pen Drive CA Sarthak Jain
CA Final Financial Reporting (Only) Video Lectures by CA Sarthak Jain
- This pack contains only 55 FR Video Lectures by CA Sarthak Jain (Without AS & IND AS)
- Amendments will be given via YouTube links
- Colored books will be given along with the pack
- Needs Windows 7 and above with 2 GB RAM
Demo Videos
Regular batch comprises complete video lectures and study material. Regular batch covers all concepts, Bareact and Q&A in details. The Faculty has covered the entire syllabus as per the ICAI Study material.
These lectures are applicable for Old Course Nov 18 Exam and May 19 Exam.
The course duration of video lecture is 160 hours for Group 1 Financial Reporting and the product has a validity of Eight months from the date of activation.
Date of the activation means the day student activates the Pendrive on the laptop and not the date when the product is shipped.
Amendments will provide to a student through youtube at free of cost.
2 Views, No of views means how many times we can view the lecture
For eg; Total hours in a course purchased by you is 45 hours and no. of views available is 2 times then, total hours that can be viewed in the course is 90 hours. (45 hrs*2 times)
Only for Windows Laptop OS Windows 7 Ultimate, Windows 8, 8.1, 10.
Note: Student can't view the video lecture on a computer, Tablet and Mobile.
These Video Lectures will be available in 2 ways
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No, Course is provided in an offline mode so regular internet connectivity is not required but at the time of installation makes sure you should have a proper internet connection.
Students queries get resolve through email or WhatsApp or on a call with Faculty at specific times.


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1. Print 5 to 10 copies of this page, depending on how many flowers you want on the lei. 2. Use Crayola® crayons, colored pencils, or markers to decorate the flowers. 3. Cut out each flower. 4. Ask an adult to help you punch a hole in the center of each flower, and string a piece of yarn or ribbon through the flowers. 5. Tie the ribbon or yarn closed when finished, and wear it as a tropical necklace. Did you know?The word "lei" (pronounced lay) is Hawaiian for a wreath of flowers for the neck or head. Warning:Not recommended for children younger than 3 years of age. Necklaces should be worn loosely to avoid injury.
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This month Julia's House Senior Carer Claire Dorling takes us with her on a journey through a busy week at Julia's House...
There's no such thing as a typical day when you're a Julia's House carer - every day is different and any day can change as quick as lightening! Ours is not a Monday to Friday 9-5 job - it's moving, magical and always memorable. Here's what I got up to in one unique week.
Today started with some really sad news - a child I used to care for had died. Even though that sounds like an occupational hazard for someone working for a children's hospice, it really isn't something that happens all the time. It was sudden and a shock for everyone at Julia's House but I feel blessed to be part of a really fantastic team where we all support each other and rally together in a united goal - to keep providing amazing care for the children who are still with us.
Despite the gloomy beginning, Monday ended up being a lovely day of giggles and smiles as the hospice filled with the laughter and play of little ones enjoying a pre-school session. Afterwards I jumped in the car to drive out to a family home for a community session or 'sit' as we call them. The boy I was caring for loves cars so, as the evenings are getting lighter, we decided to pop out for a walk around lots of busy, noisy roads. Sounds awful, but it meant the world to this young lad - he was so excited! He actually got quite cross when I had to go. My day finished at 7pm.
A day off - a chance for me to catch up on my chores!
A 10am start with lots of us getting together for some vital training that we have every year - manual handling. Sounds quite dull doesn't it but it is really important for us to know how to lift and support the children we care for. They might be in wheelchairs or a little unsteady on their feet. This training isn't just about protecting us from injury but also about protecting fragile bodies to keep children safe and comfortable.
Training finished at 2pm so I had a break before heading out at 4pm for a special date with a young lady who was about to turn 18 - the age at which she will leave Julia's House and move into adult care. This was to be her last community sit. I felt quite emotional because I have been her carer for many years - it has been a privilege to share precious times with her and her family. She is a beautiful smiley girl and I wanted this last time to be ultra special. We gave her a relaxing bath and hair wash followed by a lovely head and hand massage. At 6pm it was time to say our goodbyes and wish her luck. I will miss her.
Today's care session begins at 9.15am and is another lovely community session, this time taking a little girl out for the morning. She is just learning to walk so i decided to encourage her to stretch her legs by taking her to the park. She adored the freedom of being out of her buggy and in the fresh air. The sit finished at 11.15 when I headed back to the hospice to catch-up on some paperwork.
As a senior care team member I have several roles within the charity aside from care sessions. For instance, I am involved in a youth club we set-up last year to give older children and teens a chance to be more independent - and more sociable. It's run once a month at the hospice and the youngsters set their own agenda - we're just there to help their dreams and schemes happen! We had a meeting to reflect on how it's all going - like all teenagers the group are always keen to offer feedback!
My day should have ended with an evening care session in the community again, but this time taking a child to a swimming lesson from 7 to 9pm. This got cancelled at the last minute giving me an unexpected free evening which was a bit of a treat!
Another day of last minute change. I was due to host a youth club session from 4.30-9.30pm but this was cancelled when we were alerted that a family might need to use our Mermaid Suite as their child was nearing the end of their life. Although hospice life needs to and does carry on in these situations, clearly a boisterous youth club session needs to be nudged into a different week.
Another day off and I'm out enhjoying some rare sunshine!
Sunday dawns on another hospice session - this time I am caring for a young lady I have only known a short while. The challenge for me is learning to understand her needs to ensure we both have a fun day together. I soon discover she has a wicked sense of humour! She is cheeky and seems to have a permanent smile on her face which makes for a cheerful session. Even though she is unable to talk she is amazing at communicating what she wants. It adds up to lots of giggles a game of pool, a chill-out in the sensory room and an artwork session using things we found in the hospice garden. One of those days I love so much.
Overall it's been a bit of a rollercoaster of a week but ends on a real emotional high, going home with a warm, fuzzy feeling inside.
Anyone thinking of becoming a paediatric nurse of changing jobs should not be put off by the idea that Julia's House is a scary place. Coping with the death of a child is the part of the job everyone focuses on and yet there is so, so much more to being a Julia's House nurse.


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Making its U.S. debut, the 10-day event combines sports, culture and human rights
Registration has begun with sports enthusiasts from more than 25 countries ready to compete during World OutGames Miami 2017, a 10-day event that will bring to life 30 sports and 400 events across the areas of Sport, Culture and Human Rights, May 26 through June 4, 2017. Now through February 28, Seattle residents looking to participate in a variety of sports activities can save $50 off registration.
"Making its U.S. debut, World OutGames Miami will welcome thousands of athletes, participants, spectators, and thought leaders from around the world as a strong statement of unity, inclusiveness and healthy competition," said Ivan Cano, CEO of World OutGames Miami. "We are happy to extend this special offer for this life changing experience which will inspire, motivate and celebrate the human spirit."
World OutGames Miami registration is available online at outgames.org. The comprehensive registration package includes admission to the highly-anticipated Opening and Closing Ceremonies at Marlins Park, access to OPEN sports and culture events, access to Festival Village and much more. Seattle residents can enter code SCASPR to save $50 during the online registration process.
Every four years, World OutGames brings together LGBTQI athletes, many from countries where homosexuality remains illegal and hidden. In the spirit of true inclusiveness, the World OutGames are open to all, regardless of sexual orientation. Registration is open to anyone 18 and older; however, a specific youth program for those between the ages of 14-17 will be coordinated in partnership with Pridelines Youth Services, a Miami based not-for-profit which offers a safe place for LGBTQI youth, adults and allies.
In addition to 30 competitive sports and a variety of cultural events, the Games will also feature the Global Conference on Human Rights, a three-day event (May 26-29) headlined by a distinguished roster of notable activists, thought leaders and community figures promoting inclusivity in sports, health & wellness and global social justice.
World OutGames Miami is made possible through the support of Bacardi, the City of Miami Beach, Coca-Cola, Florida Sports Foundation, Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, Happy Copenhagen, the International Institute on Race, Equality and Human Rights, Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority, Miami Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners and Miami Sports.


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Know Before You Go
By public transport:
Crosby Beach is well served by three local train stations; Hall Road, Blundellsands and Crosby, and Waterloo. Trains run approximately every 15 minutes on the MerseyTravel Northern Line. Connections to national rail services and other regional services can be made at Liverpool Lime Street and Hunts Cross.
* From Hall Road Station: With the train station on your right hand side walk down Hall Road West until it bends 90° to the left, on the bend there is an access road that goes to the beach, past the Coastguard Station.
* From Blundellsands Station: On the opposite side of the railway tracks to the ticket office, the Southport train side, walk down Blundellsands Road West to the end, a short footpath leads to the beach. Approximately 5/10 minutes.
* From Waterloo Station: Walk down South Road with the station on your left hand side. At the end of South Road, cross over the road and walk down the paved footpath between two parks and follow the footpath which runs between the two lakes to the beach. Approximately 10/15 minutes.
For further information, including bus time tables, and a travel planner visit MerseyTravel, Enter South Road, Waterloo, Liverpool' as the destination if you are using the travel planner.
By car:
The easiest route is to arrive on either the M57 or M58 motorways which both end at the same point, Switch Island. From here follow signs to All Docks' on the A5036, continue to follow the A5036 until you reach a roundabout under a flyover with signs to Crosby and the A565. Turn right at the roundabout following the signs to Crosby and A565. You will join up with A565 but stay in the left hand lane. At the first set of traffic lights turn left into Cambridge Road, there is a brown tourist sign, Antony Gormley's Another Place' for the statues at this junction. Drive straight along this road at the end of which there are two car parks adjacent to the marine lake. The beach and statues are a 5 minute walk from the car park.


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Americans are expected to eat more than a billion chicken wings Sunday, and Northern Virginia's "king of wings" is preparing for a big day.
Jimmy Cirrito, owner of Jimmy's Old Town Tavern at the corner of Elden and Spring Streets in Herndon, has been voted the top wingman by Northern Virginia Magazine four years in a row.
He'll be cooking up other specials for the big game, but he'll also send thousands of wings out the door.
The Scene
The most fun things to do and places to be in D.C., Maryland and Virginia
The traditional hot wings sell the most.
The restaurant uses Anchor Bar Sauce shipped in from Buffalo.
His other specials are inspired by the Patriots and the Seahawks.


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Hey Marketo Community! Some of you may have suffered the second Marketo outage within the last 3 months. We are so worried that this will happen again and want to be cautious and create a backup/alternative plan. Has anyone thought about this?
For the first outage, our web forms did not submit so we put in an error message on the web forms to contact sales via phone or email.
Any ideas to share would be great!


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I learned something today that I'm not sure how I made it this far without knowing. It was confusing the heck out of me, so I thought I'd share. When you assign one object to another through the use of the "=" operator, it doesn't actually make a copy of the object. Instead, it makes a reference to the object. What does this mean? Let me try to explain with some code:
Account a = new Account(Name = 'Test'); Account b = a; //here we set a reference to a b.Name = 'Changed'; //changing b also changes a System.assertEquals('Changed', a.Name);
If you want to make a copy of the object, then you need to use the clone method to make a copy of the object:
Account a = new Account(Name = 'Test'); Account b = a.clone(); b.Name = 'Changed'; System.assertEquals('Test', a.Name);


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The A.H.F.C. invites you to attend the
11th Hungarian Folkdance and Folk Music Symposium
June 21-28, 1998
At the Beautiful SNPJ Recreation Center
Enon Valley, Pennsylvania
Join the fantastic Szászcsávás Gypsy Folk Ensemble from Transylvania
Életfa Folk Music Band from New York with special guests from Hungary: Mihály
Pál and Zoltán Szánthó
Gábor Szűcs and Mária Urbán Folk dance teachers from Jászberény, Hungary
Dedicated Staff from North America
_The Symposium
Since first event in 1978, the Symposium is a biennial gathering of Hungarian
folkdance lovers in North America. Workshops are held each morning and
afternoon, and every day ends with a TÁNCHÁZ (folk dance party). Each day bring
enjoyment, surprises and a fantastic cultural experience. Dancing, singing and
music workshops, lectures, performances, and games make the week go by too fast
The afternoons are left open for relaxation with friends at the pool, the tenni
courts, by the lakeside or for enjoyment of the beautiful grounds.
Although teaching is aimed at an intermediate level, the "dialect type"
instruction always starts with basics and allows beginners classes will also be
organized on an as needed basis. Special attention will be paid to those camper
who are not familiar with the material introduced in past years. The best part
of the week-long event is that the camp becomes an instant community, a "Who's
Who of Hungarian Folkdance."
Transylvania comes to Pennsylvania
This year's event will be an historic undertaking. For the first time in the 20
year existence of the Symposium and in all of North America, a complete six
member folk music band with a female dancer and singer from the remote village
of Szászcsávás, Transylvania will be teaching music, songs and dances to the
camp participants. These superb musicians and dancers have mesmerized Budapest'
folklore enthusiasts and the European continent; now, they will captivate North
American audiences. Each member of the bank is an accomplished musician and
singer, a virtuoso dancer and a proud exponent of gypsy culture. The 1998
Symposium will be a real "East meets West" encounter. Our Transylvanian
Hungarian Gypsy guests will be real informants and we will learn fresh material
from the FORRÁS ("the source").
Gábor Szűcs and Mária Urbán, very talented folk dance experts from Jászberény,
Hungary, will "break down" the exciting material learned from the informants.
The Outstanding Staff from _Europe
The Band From SZÁSZCSÁVÁS
The seven-member band is an authentic folk music, song and dance ensemble from
remote village in Transylvania Its six male musicians will be accompanied by an
excellent female singer and dancer. These artists have spent all their lives
serving their local community with the beautiful and exciting music of their
region. Now they will spend a week with us to perform, teach, sing and dance th
material they know so well.
Szászcsávás (Ceuas in Rumanian) is a small village in Southwest Transylvania
with less than a thousand inhabitants; most are Hungarians, but about a quarter
are gypsies, including all the members of the Szászcsávás Band. The core of the
band consists of lead fiddler István Jámbor and his brother, Mátyás Csányi on
bass, along with their brother-in-law Ferenc Mezei on kontra. They have been
playing together for thirty years. The other musicians are from their extended
families, including Ferenc Mezei, Levente Mezei Mátyás Csányi II., and Etus
Mezei will join them to teach and perform dances and songs. They are familiar
with the music of local Hungarians, Gypsies, Romanians and Saxons. The
Szászcsávás Band represents a unique opportunity to experience the vibrant musi
of a small Tranylvanian village for the first time in North America.
Folkdance Instructors from Jászberény, Hungary
In order to "beak it down" and allow us to digest the pure folk source, these
two extremely talented and able dance teachers have been invited from Hungary.
They have worked with Szászcsávás Band on many occasions and are knowledgeable
about all the important dance dialects we will learn at the Symposium from the
band members. This includes material from the Mezöség/ Szászcsávás area,
Kűkűllömente, and include gypsy dance from Szászcsávás.
Gábor and Mária are Artistic Directors of the famed Jászság Folk Ensemble and
are excellent teachers and choreographers. They have been on the North American
Continent on teaching and performing tours and are respected and loved by those
who have been fortunate to work with them.
The Staff from North _America
The ÉLETFA is the most loved Hungarian folk band in North America. They have
performed throughout the continent at numerous festivals, concerts, dance
ensemble performances, and TÁNCHÁZes. They will play for teaching sessions and
will play during the nightly TÁNCHÁZ. Életfa will be fortified by two excellent
musicians from Hungary:
Mihály Pál (Misi) - violin
Has been the lead violinist of the Jártató Ensemble of Jászberény for several
decades; he is one of the most respected folk musicians in Hungary.
Zoltán Szánthó - brácsa
A well known researcher and musician from Budapest. He plays with several folk
music groups and is the business manager of the Szászcsávás Band.
Kálmán Dreisziger from Montreal
One of the best known authorities of Hungarian folkdance in North America, who
has participated in most Symposium and formed a vital link between campers and
quest teachers. He was the Artistic Director of the Kodály Ensemble and now
directs the Gyöngyösbokréta Ensemble of Montreal.
Kálmán and Judith Magyar from New Jersey
The chief organizers and force behind the Symposium from its inception. They
have been the Artistic Directors of the Hungária Ensemble of New York for many
years and taught throughout North America. They are the directors of the
American Hungarian Folklore Centrum.
Dénes Dreisziger, Boglárka Mácsai, Bandi Kocsis from Montreal
Dancers of the Gyöngyösbokréta Ensemble of Montreal and are all excellent
performer and great teachers.
Cathy Lamont and Rudy Petke from Washington D.C.
They are the artistic directors of the Tisza Ensemble and a major moving force
behind the very active Hungarian folklore movement in the Capitol.
Organizing Committee
Kálmán Magyar, Sr., Judith Magyar, Kálmán Dreisziger
Zsuzsa Toth-Blackburn, Roger Cooper, Gábor Dobi, Dénes Dreisziger, Linda Enyedi
Richard Graber, Cathy Lamont, Kálmán Magyar, Jr., Violet Misanygyi, Judy Olson,
Rudy Petke, Dan Talmo, Kindra Vargo
About the _SNPJ Recreation Center
The SNPJ Recreation Center is owned and operated by the Slovene National
Benefit Society, which offers the best in fraternal insurance to all interested
individuals. The Center is a beautiful 500 acres facility with an Olympic-size
swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts, nature trails close by state parks
spacious dancing halls, a 20 acre fishing lake and other recreational
facilities. Most sessions and the TÁNCHÁZ are held in the Barn which has a
wooden floor and is well ventilated. Lodging is available in cottages and motel
rooms or, for the budget-conscious "rough riders," camping grounds. Food
services will be arranged by a new catering contractor who will work with us to
meet our specifications. The center is one hour away from Pittsburgh, PA and 45
minutes from the Pittsburgh airport. Arrangements will be made to pick up
participants at the airport if requested.
Costs for Participation
The fee includes 8 days, 7 nights stay with 7 days of programs. The first
program will start with a TÁNCHÁZ on June 21 (Sunday evening), and the last
TÁNCHÁZ is on June 27 (Saturday), with participants leaving on June 28. All
indoor lodging will be in cabins with 2 or more persons per room, except where
single supplement is applied. Bedding (sheets, pillows, blankets and towels) AR
NOT included. Special daily rates may be available but must be arranged prior t
visit. CAMP IS LIMITED TO 150 REGISTRANTS, PLEASE REGISTER EARLY.
For more information: call: 201-836-4869, fax 201-836-1590
e-mail: "Kálmán Magyar, Sr" ¤ _
¤Type: ¤Camp/Lodging
1.¤Individual, Early Registration¤$295/$325¤Full pay by 4/30¤
2.¤Individual, After May 1¤$325/$350¤2-4 room¤
3.¤Group, min 6, till June 1¤$285/$300¤Performing group¤
4. ¤Single Supplement (add)¤----/$100¤One per room¤
5. ¤Non-participant¤$250/$275¤Accompany¤
6.¤Child under 6, with parent¤$150/$150¤Staying w/ parent¤
Deposits by May 1, 1998, balance due by June 1, or place cannot be
Please register me for the 11th Hungarian Folkdance and Folk Music
Symposium - June 21-28, 1998. Attach: 50 US Dollars deposit. Mail check
to: AHFC - PO Box 262, Bogota, NJ 07603 Tel 201-836-4869
Your Name(s):¤_ ¤
Your E-mail:¤_
__¤ ¤Type of Registration: _1 _2 _3 _4 _5 _6
Accomodation: _Camp _Lodging
Amount Enclosed: _ [Make check payable to AHFC]
¤ Signed By: ¤_ ¤ ¤_ _¤ _
Kalman Magyar, Sr.
WWW: http://www.magyar.org
Silicon koszi a hozzafuzest, Feri valoszinuleg jartas ugy a komolyzeneben
mind a rock zeneben, ezert szolta le altalaban a pop-rock zenet es ezzel
keresemet is dalszovegiro ugyben
Ha lavjubebi zenet szeretnek alkotni, akkor nem igy keresek
ehhez segitseget, hanem felcsapnek egy ovodasoknak
szolo verses konyvet es irnek a "csiga-biga"-ra valami eszbonto
Egyebkent meg mindig varom a versirassal foglalkozo muveszek jelentkezeset
dalszoveg ugyben, vagy esetleg Feri irhatna valami szepet, hogy betartsuk
a "komolyzeneben" szokasos sorrendet
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- About MattyQ
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- Matty is on the road to become a writer, hopefully. He likes stuff, and things.
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- Story
- Nobuwa-Ryuu "Shokubai" - The Sage Dragon:
Ryuu was born in Edo to the family Nobuwa. His father, Nobuwa-Kuso, was the owner of a large inn and something of an eccentric man (those who knew him referred to Kosu as "Kosu Kijin" (Odd Kosu) or Kiko for short), though respected for the success of the Edo-based business. His father thought the name Ryuu (Dragon) suited the babe when he was born, for he claimed that Ryuu had the fiercest eyes he had ever seen. In truth, he also appreciated the contradiction made between the name Nobuwa, a name with Peace inherent to it, and a creature with such passion and anger.
On his fifth birthday, Kiko found Ryuu with one of the servants, helping with scrubbing a floor. Ryuu explained to his father that he sought to better understand why the woman performed such duties daily, and to find out if he enjoyed them himself. Kiko was furious at his son for participating in such paltry duty, berating him for the "thoughts of peasantry". Ryuu was immediately sent to one of the military schools that had been setup under the Ashikaga shogunate.
Ryuu studied at the school for 12 years, focusing intensely around the arts of strategy and Zen philosophy. He was trained in the use of katana, but was apt to forego strength, perferring intellect.
For a year of his tenure at the school, Ryuu travelled Japan, mainly in the areas around Edo and with a brief journey to Kyoto. He was appalled by some of the situations he found the poorer citizens of Japan in, and pledged with fierceness to right the injustices, to bring happiness back to the destitute. There was such fire behind his words that his teacher, Kouhei-sensei, began to refer to him affectionately as Chiryuu, or "the Little Dragon".
When the little dragon returned to the school, which he now felt was his home more than the inn had ever been, he dove headlong into his studies, devouring anything that could better help him in his oath.
On his eighteenth birthday, fresh from the Academy, Ryuu recieved the honor of riding as strategist with one of the smaller armies of Tokugawa against a civilian rebellion force. With his aptitude for strategy, and the well trained troops of the soon-to-be-shogunate, the battle was an overwhelming victory. The battle was unique, also, as it had had a little less then three hundred casualties. Recognizing the superiority of his troops, Ryuu had ordered that the blades of weapons be bound in fabric so they could not cut. The men were uneasy with the unorthodox strategy, but it proved itself. Juxtaposition with the low number of casualities were an incredible number of prisoners. Perpuating his unorthodox strategy style, Ryuu demanded the release of all prisoners to the daimyo of the area, and they were. However, the daimyo was deeply insulted and for that, the battle was virtually expunged from the history books and Ryuu would never find himself working with the Tokugawa again.
Ryuu was not unhappy with this arrangement, and he wandered for several years through Japan, sharing and learning from those he came across in his travels. The Tokugawa shogunate established itself during his travels, and Ryuu soon found a growing number of impoverished peoples and disgustingly rich and decadent magistrates and nobles.
When Ryuu was 26, he came across a band of several hundred citizens of a poor township. They had been refusing to pay taxes and now a force was being prepared to be lead against them in retaliation. Ryuu offered his voice as strategist, and with his help the people were able to drive away the force of warriors, though with several casualties. Despite the celebrations and the acclaim among the destitute that Ryuu won, he mourned for a year in silence over those who had died under his strategy. He was bequeathed the name, "Shokubai", or 'Catalyst', by the thankful people. It was under that name that he became notorious.
At 30, Ryuu had assisted in several other resistances, though had never stayed in one place longer then he was needed. Wanted posters with a crude sketch of his face and his name upon them could be seen here and there, but as word of his deeds travelled, they would be torn down and people would refuse to give descriptions or give ones so fantastic that they could only be untruthful, doing so that government would have a much harder time trying to find him.
When he was 37, not old, but not the young man he once was, he fell in love with a peasant girl he met in the province of Mino. Ryuu settled with her, and within a month of his 38th birthday, his son, Nobuwa-Kouhei (named for the beloved sensei of his youth). Unfortunately, in the time that the local magistrate successfully tracked down his whereabouts, and hired a small band of ronin to dispatch of him and his family. The farmer who had betrayed the location of Ryuu to the magistrate for ten ryo, a man who Ryuu had considered friend, and who knew of the night upon which the ronin would attack Ryuu's home was struck suddenly with the gravity of what he had done in betraying the man who had lived only to help the destitute. In a fit of repentance, he invited Ryuu over to his home for a drink on the night that the ronin would attack. When Ryuu went to take the first sip of the sake, the farmer broke down sobbing, telling Ryuu what he had done and begging him for forgiveness. Ryuu rushed home, only to find his homestead burning and his wife and child dead.
It is written in legend that the tears did not cease to flow from Ryuu's eyes for two years, a year for each of them.
Ryuu wandered Japan again, hiding his true name and going simply as Haiyaku (a broken promise). Though he came upon some old friends who knew him for who he truly was, he would simply wave them vaguely away, apologizing all the while.
It was when he was 51 that a young man by the name of Rikuren came seeking him. The young man reminded Ryuu much of himself when he was younger, and had sworn an oath similar to Ryuu's. For a month, Rikuren came to Ryuu, and asked the older man to teach him what he knew. Each day, Ryuu sent Rikuren away with a denial. Finally, on the first day of the new year, in a garden as the cherry blossoms bloomed and fell around them, Ryuu agreed to teach Rikuren what he knew.
When Ryuu was 56, and his pupil Rikuren 24, a great force marched upon the area in which they were staying, led by a magistrate who had grown mad with his power. He had sought a ridiculous tax from the people, trying to take more then eighty percent of their croppage and proceeds. The people tried to pay, but it was impossible, and so the magistrate had marched troops forward in a fit of rage. And he brought with him firearms, a weapon that had grown in notoriety through Japan. Ryuu had never yet led anyone against the weapon, though he knew of the devastating strength and the cold, passionless way that they killed. He knew there was a single way that he could successfully lead the farmers against the magistrate's forces - he would need to set the terms of the engagement.
It was not unknown in the region that the magistrate was a man of superstition, and so Ryuu, after putting Rikuren in charge of the battlefield strategy, he went to the man as the Sage Dragon. By this time, Ryuu had been out of the government's view for twenty years, and was considered dead by many, and so he was not recognized when he was led to the tent of the magistrate.
Ryuu informed the man that he was a great teller of fortunes, and was with such gravity that the magistrate swooned and completely believed the story Ryuu told him. Ryuu stalled the man until a day that he saw great gray clouds covering the sky and smelled the rain in the air. He went to the magistrate, and informed him that, "the Heavens have bequeathed on me that today is the day of your victory, Magistrate. Now is the only time you can lead your troops."
The magistrate led the forces forward and as they raised to their muskets to fire upon the approaching army of peasants, a mighty rain broke and torrented down upon the army. The muskets were rendered useless as they became wet, unable to strike a spark. Suddenly, three hundred peasants that had been hidden under thatched weaves in the field sprung up almost directly before the musketmen fell upon the army, and soon assisted by rest were able to drive away the force.
However, before the magistrate fled, he fell upon Ryuu in a great rage. "This is your doing! You are no sage! I know your face, Shokubai!" He raised a musket at Ryuu, one that he had kept with him in the tent. Ryuu merely smiled softly, and closed his eyes as the man pulled the trigger.
Rikuren found Ryuu in the tent of the magistrate who had fled, bleeding from a great wound in his stomach. Ryuu lived for several weeks. The wound became infected after the first week, and Ryuu fell soon into a delirium from which he would lift only once, a moment before his death. Rikuren did not leave Ryuu's side until he passed, and it is written that the moment before Ryuu died, he was taken with a moment of strength and clarity of speech. He kissed Rikuren softly on the forehead, murmured, "Well done, my little Kouhei," and passed away.
Rikuren transported Ryuu's body back to Mino, and buried him alongside his wife and son. Though Nobuwa-Ryuu's name would never be recorded into the great books of history, he would live on in legend and spirit through Rikuren and the many peasants whose lives he had affected and helped to better.
- "Gold offers a beautiful reflection, but can drag one to the river floor as quickly as a stone." -Nobuwa-Ryuu to Rikuren
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1 big thing: Trump puts the "Rocket Man" on blast
President Trump's first speech to the UN General Assembly directly called out North Korea this morning, saying if the U.S. is "forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea."
More highlights, from Axios' Alayna Treene:
- "Rocket man [Kim Jong Un] is on a suicide mission for himself and his regime."
- "We cannot let a murderous regime continue these destabilizing activities."
- "If the righteous many do not confront the wicked few, then evil will triumph."
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Source: Global Times Published: 2017-11-14
More than 80 percent of Chinese netizens polled say "cyber violence should be used to punish people" in reference to a woman abused for her "ruthless and heartless" behavior toward her friend, who allegedly died because of her.
Liu Xin, a twenty-something woman, is at the center of a web attack after she allegedly refused to open the door when her roommate Jiang Ge was stabbed to death by Liu`s ex-boyfriend outside the door of her rented house in 2016.
The reason for the stabbing remains unknown, but a majority of online posts suspect that Jiang was stabbed when she tried to protect Liu, and that Liu did not show any gratitude and refused to cooperate with police on the case. Liu denied the allegations, adding she was not aware o;f the stabbing.
The incident came into public attention recently when Jiang`s mother started an online petition to give the suspected murderer the death penalty a month ahead of the trial. More than 160 million netizens have joined the online discussion on sina.com, with most of them expressing their contempt or anger toward Liu.
A sina.com poll shows 81 percent of nearly 17,000 Net users say "cyber violence should be used to punish people" in this case as of press time.
"Violence might not the best approach, but sometimes it is the only way," wrote a popular comment that received over 500 likes.
"Though Liu was not punished by law, she has been punished by the court of public opinion for a long time, and her tainted reputation will last the rest of her life," said Zhang Yiwu, a Peking University professor.
Zhang said moral condemnation of Liu is more of a "warning" instead of cyber violence, adding that Liu`s behavior is unacceptable among many Chinese. However, public opinion should not replace the role of law in any case, he noted.
Zhang Yiwu is a senior fellow of Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China.
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The lush green campus of the University is spread over an area of 120 acres, on Manmad – Nashik State Highway. The campus is beautifully planned and landscaped from utility and aesthetic point of view. The spacious environment has earned the distinction of being one of the best medical complexes in the country.
The well-laid out University campus has spacious asphalted roads, gardens, children's parks, social and health clubs, water treatment plants, underground drainage, well illuminated street lights, moderately furnished residential quarters with intercom telephone and internet facility and uninterrupted power and water supply for the teaching and non-teaching staff and utility complex.
An ancient temple of Hindu Goddess "Durga" located within the University Campus on a natural hillock with dense vegetation around is a spot of attraction for both students and staff. Horticulture garden with trees like Mango, Coconut, Guava, Pomegranate across the campus, adds beauty to the pollution free environment. The rich vegetation in the campus acts as a conducive habitat for peacocks and variety of birds. For More Detail
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Campus Environment
The lush green campus of the University is spread over an area of 120 acres, on Manmad – Nashik State Highway. The campus is beautifully planned and landscaped from utility and aesthetic point of view. The spacious environment has earned the distinction of being one of the best medical complexes in the country.
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Department of Surgery – Rural Medical College
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This department aims to provide proper direction, requisite training and the correct attitude to all those who have taken upon themselves the onus of tending to the sick and wounded in various types of calamities including accidents.
Impress upon them the enormous responsibility that is consequent of the patient, rural & urban, consenting to go under one's knife.
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CARE WITH COMPASSION – Department of Medicine
Department of medicine is a major department of RMC Loni. It has important functions of indoor and outdoor patient care, teaching of undergraduate & postgraduate students, medical research & health education of masses. Undergraduate education was started in 1984& Post graduation in medicine was started in 1991.
Since its establishment in 1984 it has been training medical students and has thus produced excellent medical care givers for the country. Till date 49 postgraduate students have passed from the department.
To encourage development of an attitude of compassion and empathy for human suffering, to create an academic atmosphere conducive to assimilation of scientific knowledge, and to encourage logical application of the knowledge to ameliorate the suffering of society.
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The department is well equipped with teaching &learning resources as per the guidelines of Medical Council of India for Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses that are being conducted. We are placed at spacious opd complex on the ground floor. There are consultation rooms for individual faculties, seminar rooms, departmental museum, research lab and a well stocked departmental library.More Details…..
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Rural Medical College – Department of Anaesthesiology
Historical Background
The Department of Anesthesiology and Critical care was established in the year 1984.Now it is part of the Pravara Institute of Medical Sciences (Deemed University). Many developments have changed the life of the department of Anesthesiology. This service specialty not only has changed its appearance from a technology to a full- fledged science of Anesthesiology, but also is almost on the threshold of branching into subspecialties. It has progressed from a very small department to one of the biggest departments.
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A dedicated team of 12 consultants are ably assisted by tutors and residents. Anesthesiologists have crossed the confines of O.T to grow as Intensivists, Pain Specialists, and Resuscitation specialists/ Triage experts in casualty/ ICU and to provide service in Radio-diagnosis, Cardiac catheterization laboratories, Electro-Convulsive therapy, Narco-Analysis, Radio-therapy, Respiratory therapy units.
Anaesthesiologist as "Super Specialist" expertise in peri-operative management of patients. Department strives to achieve a perfect balanced equilibrium in providing services, Postgraduate and Undergraduate training, and exploring the frontiers of research. To know more click here….
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Department of Preventive & Social Medicine
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The department is involved in teaching, research and extension activities.
To prepare students as competent first level physicians suited to cater need of community in Indian context.
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- Empowering the students with knowledge, skills & positive attitude to work as first level contact physicians.
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- To be able to appreciate Sociopsychological, Cultural, economic & environmental factors affecting health.
- To sharpen the behavior changes communication skills of young minds so that they can guide the services of fraternity on the tracks to positive health.
- To strive for excellence in research aimed at developing appropriate technology / strategies for prevention and control of communicable & non-communicable diseases as per needs of the community.
- To use principles of epidemiology & biostatistics as scientific tool to make rational decisions relevant ot community & individual patient intervetion.To Know More Click Here…..
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MBA BioScience at Pravara
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Dept. of Pharmacology at Pravara
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Evidence Based Education & Need Based Research in Pharmacology
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Released: 1986
Fun Fact: The programmers for Kid Icarus sometimes slept on cardboard boxes, covering themselves with curtains, within the development building in order to make the game's deadline!
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Kid Icarus was an action platformer set in Angel Land, which was based on ancient Greek aesthetics. Players controlled a hero named Pit who had to kill monsters with a bow and arrow, and could collect the hearts they left behind as currency to buy items and upgrades. As the game progressed, Pit would collect key pieces of gear that would make him exponentially more powerful, like a crystal shield, flaming arrows, and a holy bow.
The game was split into three areas – the Underworld, the Surface world, and the Sky world. Each area was then split into three platforming areas for exploration, and a fortress that was more of a maze, with a boss Pit needed to destroy for one of the three pieces of gear that would eventually allow him access to the final level.
The Sky Temple at the end of the game was a scrolling shooter, not a platformer, which made the ending exciting as it was such a dramatic change from all the previous gameplay.
Kid Icarus wasn't the most powerful NES game visually at the time of its release, but it was bursting to the seams with style. The music was fantastic, and nothing else on the system looked like Kid Icarus at the time. It was also very challenging mechanically, and gave NES players a lot to sink their teeth into.


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There are many benign tissue changes that occur naturally in the mouth.
In fact, something as simple as a bite on the inside of the cheek may mimic the appearance of a precancer. It is important to have any discolored area or sore unhealed within 14 days looked at by a medical professional or dentist.
Some of the most common oral cancer symptoms include:
– A painful mouth sore that doesn't heal.
– A lump or thickening which can be felt inside the mouth
– A white or red patch on the gums, tongue, tonsil, or lining of the mouth
– Bleeding in the mouth
– Persistent bad breath
– Pain or difficulty swallowing or chewing
– Difficulty moving the jaw or tongue
– Numbness of the tongue, lower lip or chin
– Difficulty wearing dentures (poor fit)
– A lump in the neck
– Chronic hoarseness
– Weight loss
The location of the oral cancer is connected to certain risk factors:
An oral cancer in the front of the mouth is often seen in people who use tobacco. Cancers at the back of the mouth and throat as well as on the tonsils are more typical in young non-smoking individuals.


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Shares of restaurant operator Cracker Barrel Old Country Store (CBRL) are jumping $4 today to new all-time highs on the heels of a strong quarterly earnings report and news that it will raise its dividend by 50% to $3.00 per year, giving the $93 stock a yield of over 3%. While I do not own CBRL shares directly, Biglari Holdings (BH) is a large position in the client accounts I manage and that company owns a 20% stake in Cracker Barrel, after having started buying the stock in the 40's two years ago. That stake is now worth over $440 million and represents a majority of BH's current equity market value of $585 million.
I have written about Biglari Holdings quite a bit previously, so I suggest searching this blog for those articles if you would like to learn more on that front. What I find interesting today is that Biglari has really cornered Cracker Barrel into a position where Biglari and its shareholders can win on multiple fronts with its CBRL investment. The Biglari-Cracker Barrel relationship is a dicey one, which is contrary to many situations where a company and its largest shareholder communicate amicably on a fairly regular basis. As a 20% holder, Biglari has agitated for board seats for two years now, and has been rejected by both management and CBRL shareholders both times. Biglari's main beef was with how CBRL was being managed, and as a large holder he wanted to sit down with the senior management team and work together to improve capital allocation and get the stock price higher.
Interestingly, Cracker Barrel has been quick to dismiss Biglari's ideas publicly, only to later implement them and try and take credit. Many of those changes have contributed to the doubling of CBRL's share price over the last two years. Now that CBRL is generating excess free cash flow at a very healthy clip, they are faced with the decision of how to allocate that capital. Previously CBRL has repurchased shares, but now that Biglari Holdings owns 20% of the company (the maximum amount it can own due to a poison pill put into place by Cracker Barrel management) any share repurchases would increase Biglari's stake in the company without any additional cash investment. If that stake were to rise, Biglari's odds of gaining seats on the company's board of directors would also increase, and given the tense relationship, CBRL has no incentive to buy back stock right now.
So that leaves the issue of the company's dividend. When Biglari Holdings bought its first shares of Cracker Barrel in 2011, CBRL's quarterly dividend was 22 cents per share. Since then they have raised it on four separate occasions, more than tripling the payout to the current 75 cents per quarter rate. Cracker Barrel likely thought doing so would make Biglari happier and might cause him to be less vocal. However, that has not happened and there is every indication that he will continue to seek board seats in the future.
From Biglari's perspective, he really could not be in a better position. If Cracker Barrel hoards its cash or spends it unwisely (unprofitable unit expansion has been a core tenet of Biglari's critique), he will likely get more shareholders on his side when it comes time to re-elect the company's directors. If CBRL decides to buy back shares with its free cash flow (something Biglari has suggested they do), his ownership percentage will increase and help him in that quest.
Not surprisingly, Cracker Barrel has opted for the dividend increase approach, as it eases shareholder concerns generally and does nothing to help Biglari get on the company's board. However, it serves to funnel cash right into Biglari Holdings' bank account. So shareholders of Biglari Holdings are going to win either way; they benefit from the torrid pace of the stock price's ascent, and they are getting ever-rising dividend payments every quarter, with which Biglari can make additional investments. On BH's 4+ million share stake, that equates to over $12 million a year in dividends, which comes to about 2% of Biglari Holdings' market value.
I'll make one final observation as it relates to the merits of Biglari Holdings as an investment, since I am playing this scenario indirectly through BH stock. Before BH even purchased its first share of CBRL, its stock was trading at $400 per share. Now, two years later with that stake in CBRL worth over $440 million (and paying $12 million out annually), BH shares trade for $405. The market has not yet fully appreciated what Biglari has been building here, but I think it will just be a matter of time.
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Blueberry Sauce Crepes – Soft and silky Crepes filled with a sweet Honey Whipped Cream and accompanied by a warm Blueberry Sauce.
Every year, at this exact time, I start to freak out because Summer is closing its doors on us. I love the summertime… I sure am going to miss it. I'm going to miss eating blueberries every single day, salsas every other day, and grilling every weekend.
But, right at the same time I also begin to think about things like Pumpkin Spice Lattes and Apple Pies, and suddenly I'm excited again. Fall baking is da bomb!
Which reminds me, and it's totally random, but back in the day, like a few months after 9/11 happened, we were at O'Hare Airport and I said that phrase – this is da bomb! – referring to the train that took us from Terminal 1 to Terminal 5. Suddenly 50 soldiers/policemen/firemen surrounded us, and I was interrogated for about 3 hours. Things got worse when they saw that I wasn't born in the States! AND! When they saw that my employer was Bengali! …aye aye aye… nightmare! At least they apologized, and the last 30 minutes we spent laughing and toasting.
What does this have to do with my Blueberry Sauce Crepes with Honey Whipped Cream? Absolutely nothing. Nada. Zero. Zip. You get the point. Just don't say 'da bomb' when you're at an airport.
Also, your last pint of blueberries should be made into a sauce and spread on top of these incredible crepes.
You know how most mornings are meant for quick things, like cereal?
Some mornings should totally be without cereal. Me thinks this weekend-morning-days should be welcomed with a few of these insaaaaaanely delicious crepes. The Honey Whipped Cream should sooooo make it to your mouth as soon as possible. I spooned half of it into the crepes and the other half …ummmm, I won't tell.
…and I still I wonder why I have to lay down to zip up my jeans…
When making these particular crepes, could you please blast Bel Biv Devoe's "Poison" in the background?! I so did that. You should, too, so to get the full effect.
It's drivin' me out of my miiiiiind!
That's why it's hard for me to find
Can't get it out of my head!
Miss her, kiss her, love her
Wrong move you're dead
That girl is POISOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON…
Happy Weekend!
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- pinch of salt
- 2 cups milk
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon pure vanilla extract
- 2 eggs
- cooking spray
- 1 pint blueberries
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 tablespoon lemon zest
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 cup cold heavy whipping cream
- 4 tablespoons honey
- In a medium bowl, whisk together flour and salt; set aside.
- In a separate large mixing bowl, whisk together milk, lemon juice, vanilla, and eggs.
- Gradually add milk mixture to flour mixture, whisking until smooth.
- Let stand 15 minutes.
- Combine blueberries, sugar, lemon zest and lemon juice in a nonstick frying pan.
- Cook over medium-low heat for 10 minutes, or until juices are bubbly and fruit is tender.
- Remove from heat and set aside.
- Pour the heavy cream into a large mixing bowl and beat on medium speed until it begins to thicken.
- Add honey and continue to beat until soft peaks form. Taste it and add more honey if you like it sweeter.
- Cover and refrigerate until ready to use.
- Lightly grease a large nonstick frying pan, or a crepe pan, with cooking spray and set over medium heat.
- Add 1/3-cup batter and swirl to completely cover bottom of pan.
- Cook until edges of crepe curl-up and underside of crepe is golden brown; about 2 to 3 minutes.
- Flip the crepe and continue to cook for 1 more minute, or until lightly browned.
- Remove crepe from skillet and repeat with remaining batter.
- Coat pan with cooking spray in between each crepe.
- Spread the Honey Whipped Cream inside each crepe.
- Roll or fold the crepe and top with the blueberry sauce.
- You can reheat the blueberry sauce by adding 1/2 teaspoon water while you warm it over medium-low heat.
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Houston Chronicle
October 28, 2014
J.D. Ward
While the book signing evening Houston is now over, the children's series that Mrs. Gingrich created is not only adorable but educational–for both children and their parents–so please read on! Please check out my interview below and the links for more information on the book series as well as Mr. and Mrs. Gingrich's book tour schedule. Thank you Gingrichs for including Houston in your travels! We love Ellis!!
I respectfully could not attend, due to 24/7 nursing care required, for a St. Bernard who has a serious eye injury. (Wish I could have though–I'd love to meet another writer, especially since I, too, would love to write a children's series about all of the rescue dogs who have touched my life over the years.) I asked Callista to answer a few questions to give us a little deeper insight into her motivation to both write–and to reach out to children.
Q. Can you tell me why an elephant was chosen as primary character?
A. I knew we needed a unique character to capture the attention and interest of young children. We considered many types of animals for the main character, including, bunnies, hippos, and giraffes — but in the end, I could not resist this adorable elephant. I'm blessed to work with a very talented illustrator, Susan Arciero, who has brought Ellis the Elephant to life.
Q. Also will there be more books in the series? If so what website should people monitor?
A. Yes! We expect that Ellis will be back for many more adventures and will keep fans updated at: www.EllisTheElephant.com
In my next book, Oh Say Can You See (release date: October 2015), Ellis will learn about the War of 1812 and the survival of a young nation.
Q. Age range for the series?
A. The series is marketed for ages 4 to 8—but as we like to say, it's wonderful for ages 4 to 80. Almost everyone can learn something new from Ellis.
Mrs. Gingrich added just a little more…
"I write these books because I love America and believe America is an exceptional nation. I believe it's more important now than ever to make sure our children understand what makes this country so special. My goal in writing these books is to highlight the wonderful achievements of our country; to arouse a love for America; and to communicate why America is indeed an exceptional nation.
Of course, it's a real challenge to convey our history in rhymes that children between the ages of 4 and 8 can understand. I spend countless hours getting the book just right, and I am fortunate to work with a terrific team at Regnery Kids."
Over the past few years I've had the opportunity to meet many children in libraries, schools, and bookstores across the country. It's incredibly rewarding to see how much kids love learning American history with Ellis the Elephant.
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Japanese art and Ogata Korin: tranquility and the Gods of Thunder and Wind
Japanese art and Ogata Korin: tranquility and the Gods of Thunder and Wind
Lee Jay Walker
Modern Tokyo Times
Ogata Korin was a painter of art and he was born in 1658 and died in 1716. Korin had a lucky upbringing because his father was a successful merchant and wealthy. Also, his father had a strong soft spot for the arts and he nurtured Korin and gave him basic training.
Korin was greatly influenced by Hon'ami Koetsu and Tawaraya Sotatsu but despite this he developed his own distinctive style. This applies to bold designs, utilizing contrasting colors, usage of space and at times he disregarded realism and the conventions of the day. Therefore, despite the nurturing and the powerful influence on his art, he still managed to overcome this because Korin created a new spark.
However, in the history of art the "shadow of time" nearly bypassed him after his death because Korin was becoming a forgotten artist or at least on the periphery. Sakai Hoitsu would change this because he brought Korin back "from the cold" and "into the light" once more.
Therefore, with Sakai Hoitsu (1761-1828) reviving the interest of Korin he once more became remembered and interest grew because of this factor. Hoitsu also reproduced some of the best work of Korin and this was a timely reminder to all lovers of art in Japan that Korin played his role when it came to creativity and expressing serenity.
The White and Red Plum Blossoms painting by Korin is very fascinating from a neutral point of view. This applies to the two folding screens of this piece of art because unlike conventional thinking in Western art in this period you have a different thought pattern.
Korin visualizes this image from a different vantage point because he shows the two plum trees from a different angle. This applies to a position on the ground when viewing the two plum trees and this style is appealing in its own right.
The website http://www.all-art.org/ comments that "Ogata Korin used none of these Western perspective conventions. He showed the two plum trees as seen from a position on the ground, while viewers look down on the stream between them from above. Less concerned with locating the trees and stream in space than with composing shapes on a surface, the painter played the water's gently swelling curves against the jagged contours of the branches and trunks. Neither the French nor the Japanese painting can be said to project "correctly" what viewers "in fact" see. One painting is not a "better" picture of the world than the other. The European and Asian artists simply approached the problem of picture-making differently."
Korin may not be the most famous Japanese artist but he left his mark and thanks to Hoitsu many people came to view his artwork and appreciate this talented individual. Also, Watanabe Shiko (1683-1755) deeply admired Korin and you can see the linkage of compositions in the earlier period of Korin.
Shiko, just like Korin before him, may have admired individuals but he also was individualistic. Shiko was also an important bridge because Hoitsu benefitted from this continuity.
Overall, Korin is a very interesting artist and he leaves a rich legacy and today he is rightly remembered in Japan for innovation and creating a new dimension. Korin's art can't be overlooked because he was unique and his art enhances the richness of Japanese art.


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Tuesday, July 12, 2011
official statistics range from 93-97% prevalence in Egypt.
There are billboards all over Upper Egypt - that is, Southern Egypt, but referred to as 'upper' because the Nile flows from south to north - warning people that circumcising their daughters (FGM) is not recommended. I wanted to get a photo of one of these billboards while I was there, but it took me a while to work up the courage to ask a driver to pull over and by the time I got to guts I didn't see any more billboards. (A friend said she has a photo; maybe she'll give it to me and I'll share it with you.)
Anyway, what I learned last week was that there has been an extensive awareness campaign throughout Egypt, during the last decade and a half or so, to try to decrease this incredibly high percentage. In addition to billboards, there have been television specials, educational activities in schools, and countless programmes by charitable organisations. Health institutions have also gotten involved, encouraging doctors to help decrease the rate of illness and fatality that is a fallout of FGM. If mothers are going to circumcise their daughters, at least they can do it hygienically and safely.
The other thing I learned last week is that it may not have worked. It may have made it worse. Some anonymous focus group discussions I read about indicated that before the awareness campaigns, men didn't really know much about it. Now that fathers have been 'educated', they have started to actively encourage their wives to make sure and circumcise their daughters because it's better for the family and for their reputation.
Furthermore, when all the doctors got involved, mothers who previously were unsure whether the health risk of FGM was worth the perceived advantages, became comforted to know that they could send their daughters to a professional doctor with good equipment in a clean clinic to do the job.
I'm not sure how to deal with these bits of information. If it's this widespread and growing, then that means that most women I know - even well-educated middle/upper-class women - have been circumcised. It also means that it's not a religious thing because Christians are also doing it, thereby shattering the image in the West that it's an Islamic fundamentalist thing (some say the rate has decreased dramatically among Christians but I don't know).
On the other hand, some figures suggest that it is going down. In the last generation it may have decreased 10% - at this rate, in 10 generations, women in Egypt will no longer have to deal with this!
Posted by Kati patrianoceu at 6:10 PM
2 comments:
- alittlebitograce said...
I've been reading about the prevalence of FGM, especially in certain cultures. I'm not sure what to do with the knowledge that some of my friends are circumcised and that their beautiful daughters may be having this procedure done soon if it wasn't already. :(
- July 12, 2011 at 7:55 PM
- happygirl said...
I've heard of this, but I didn't realize it was an Egyptian practice. I don't really agree with male circumcision, but I understand the religious significance. I'm going to have to learn more about this. I am glad the stats in Egypt seem to be decreasing. I know this is fairly common in some African nations.
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