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(This story appeared Sunday, May 22, 2011, in a series for the Boston Globe North print and online editions.)
(This story appeared Sunday, May 22, 2011, in a series for the Boston Globe North print and online editions.)
Wenham, MA – In the fifth grade Jesse Adams and Arthur Emma were called to the principal's office for selling fireworks in their school cafeteria in Lake Geneva, WI. Years later when they left home to attend college in the Boston area, Adams at Gordon College and Emma at Boston University, the two decided to invest in something with a bigger payoff: leadership.
Adams, 22, a business major, and Emma 22, a business and philosophy major, spent the past year as student body presidents and are both graduating this weekend (Adams on May 21 and Emma on May 22). The childhood friends balanced demanding senior schedules, a social life beyond Facebook, and future careers to help lead their peers and other college leaders.
"There's nobody who can really represent the voice of the students as well as student body elected leaders," said Emma.
Not only have Adams and Emma focused on serving their schools, they've also built relationships between other local universities as founders of the Boston Council of Undergraduate Student Presidents (BCUSP).
BCUSP, a group of student body presidents and vice presidents from area colleges, have gathered throughout the year to discuss how best to improve and lead their respective institutions. In addition to Gordon and BU, BCUSP representatives include Berklee, Brandeis, Emerson, Endicott, Harvard, Tufts, and Wellesley.
Despite differences between Gordon and BU—Gordon is a small Christian liberal arts college on the North Shore with 1,600 students whereas BU is a large urban university with an undergraduate class of 16,000—Adams and Emma helped with each other's election campaigns. As a result, they wanted to apply their successful collaboration on a larger scale by inviting other student presidents to join BCUSP.


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Could the reason that we don't embrace all the rules of not saying Tachanun, etc in Adar is because those rules were already established for Nissan?
An interesting modern day application of having court cases - I have a friend who has a child that was nebach born not well and he gets some type of supplemental social security for the child and every few years you get reevaluated and a big rov/posek (i think it was your Rebbi)told him to try to get the evaluation done in adar based on this din.
Beautifully done. Thanks aagain for all the insights. in respect to your questions about the correlation between Mazal and joy and also the connection between the lack of joy in Av and the increase of joy oin Adar; see the Zohar in this week's Parasha, brought down in Korbon Nesanel in the beginning of the 4th perek of Taanis Os 5.
I had a thought. Haman picked Adar because it was a bad luck day for the Jews. Moshe Rabeinu died in Adar. We battle bad luck with simchah. Hashem Tzilchah - if we are b'simchah, Hashem gives us Simchah. For further elucidation on this concept take a look here:
rabbi yaacov haber
are you suggesting that adar is a bad mazel and we should be bsimcha to try to change that? then we shoul o the same thing in av?
Shlomo; I'm suggesting that the essence of Venahfoch hu is that Hashem changed the Mazal of Adar thru our simcha. Since the aveiros of the Second Beis HaMikdosh are still with us - Hashem has not commanded us to change it.Yaacov Haber
can you see how we changed the mazel of that song
The Torah Temimah in his great classic, Mekor Baruch, describes how the Beis Haleivi, Aruch Hashulchan, and Netziv lived with great depression in their later years. He himself excperienced similiar emotions. Rav Soloveitchik also reffered to his state of existential crises very often. This seems very contradictory to the entire Halacha discussed here. Why is there such a great discrepency between Jewish law and practice?
elisha what are you some type of apikoros it seems that your post is just to belittle our gedolim im sure in adar they were more bsimcha than the rest of the year even with their "depressions"
I truly appreciate your constructive critcism. "Rebuke a wise man and he will love you."
I would like to offer you some advice back. Your alias name suggests you are a Kanoi, a zealot, are you not aware of G-d's negative stance on zealotry, see Malachim I ch. 19. Why don't you choose a more peaceful name, something like shlomo, related to shalom.
Additionally you call me an apikoris as if it were a derogatory word. It's not. Many of our greatest Gedolim have been called Apikorisim, e.g. Rav Kook, R. Dovid Tzvi Hoffman, and R. Yonatan Eibeshutz. I'm proud to join this illustrious group.
The Rav, in his great work, "Halakhicman," seems to describe himself as the unification of 'Cognitive Man' and 'Homo Religiousus.' It would seem unlikely that such a man would experience "existential crises very often."
elisha, it would seem to me that kanoi is correct in this issue. unfortunately, due to a lack of proper education and the current financial situation in america, I haven't had enough time to correctly learn advanced jewish law. however, over the years I have picked up the bible on occasion and I have been privilaged enough to be in the company of those who have the ability to teach it to me. just a few questions. doesn't it say that the cause for all the great travesties enumerated in deuteronomy is the fact that the jews failed to comlete the mitzvot with great joy and a good heart? also didn't king david exclaim, serve god with great joy? the entire concept of jewish holidays stems from the concept of joy? I would app. a response.
As a ardent follower of this blog, I would truly appreciate your response to the previous comments. It seems at first glance that "Ayelet" and "The True Halachic Man" have some very strong questions on your opinions.
true halachik man,
you're lack of jewish knowledge is quite apparent from your question; it sound like all you know is Aish.com pop-Judiasm . I know a young man named Chester Rosenbaum (who is a homo religiouses) who always asks these questions; I have many times answered him, and he always forgets. The answer is that all verses in the Bible speak about doing actions of mitzvot happily, but none ever refer to the actual existential state of happiness. these two happinesses are very different as everyone knows. In conclusion I suggest you try Yutorah.org instead of Aish.com.
The Hagahos Ashri, as quoted in Shulchan Aruch rules that, in a pinch the Megila can be read with a Minyan for the entire month of Adar.


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8 - 9 November 2011
Bonn (Germany)
The seminar was organized under the leadership of the Government of Germany, with the support of the UNECE secretariat of the Industrial Accidents and Water Conventions.
The objective of the seminar was to reflect on the work carried out and progress achieved in the area of prevention of accidental water pollution in the UNECE region. It also allowed for examining existing deficits in prevention of water pollution by chemical substances, and for formulating the way forward to address the deficiencies.
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Mr. Hans-Peter Luehr, HPL-Environment-Consult Ltd., Berlin, Germany
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Mr. Ben van de Wetering, Secretary of the ICPR, Germany
|Case study of the tanker accident near Loreley Rock in January 2011,
Mr. Martin Mauermann, Head of the shipping authority in Bingen, Germany
|Could "Sandoz accident" happen again in Germany,
Mr. Wolfram Willand, Regional Council Freiburg, Germany
|Experience in the accident prevention and control with the focus on the lessons learned from the major past accidents in the Danube River Basin,
Ms. Mihaela Popovici and Mr. Igor Liska, ICPDR
|Experience of the Chu Talas Commission,
Mr. Ilyas Kazykeev, Head of the Taravodhoz, Kazakhstan
|Presentation on the progress achieved and existing deficits in Amur River Basin,
Mr. Alexander Moskalenko GCE Group
|The view of the progress achieved and existing deficits in protecting the international watercourses from pollution by chemical substances from the industry perspective,
Mr. Gerhard Zimmer, Cefic European Chemical Industry Council
|The view of the progress achieved and existing deficits in protecting the international watercourses from pollution by chemical substances from the NGO perspective in
Ms. Nino Shavgulidze, Caucasian Environmental NGO Network (CENN)
|Anticipating harm: How to cope with risks and uncertainty in a complex world,
Mr. Ortwin Renn, University of Stuttgart, Germany
|Threshold: criteria and philosophy for setting the thresholds value for water pollution,
Mr. Gerhard Winkelmann-Oei, Federal Agency for Environment, Germany
|Flow time model: presentation on the ALAMO float time model used at the Elbe River,
Mr. Stephan Mai, German Federal Institute of Hydrology, Koblenz, Germany
|Early warning systems: on-line monitoring and alert systems,
Mr. Peter Stoks, Director of Dutch Rhine Water Works (RIWA), the Netherlands
|Differences in the Eastern and Western approach to the risk management,
Mr. Alexei Isakov, GCE Group
|Outline and issues identified by the Joint Expert Group for the methodology for contingency planning and crisis management in the context of transboundary waters,
Mr. Francisc Senzaconi and Mr. Peter Kovacs, Co-chairs of the Joint Expert Group


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Aer Arann
It has been suggested that this article be merged with Stobart Air. (Discuss) Proposed since October 2019.
|Defunct - Purchased by Stobart Group consortium and re-branded
|Stobart Air
|1970 (Galway)
|19 March 2014
Key people
|Everdeal Holdings Limited
Aer Arann (styled as Aer Arann Regional) was a regional airline based in Dublin, Ireland.[1] The airline operated scheduled services on behalf of Aer Lingus Regional. The airline had three bases in Cork, Dublin and Shannon which operated under the Aer Lingus Regional brand.
On 19 March 2014, Aer Arann announced that it would be changing its corporate name to Stobart Air by the end of 2014.[2]
Aer Arann was established in 1970 by James Coen and Ralph Langan to provide an island-hopping air service between Galway and the Aran Islands off the west coast of Ireland. Operations, using a single Britten-Norman Islander, began in August 1970. This service has since been moved to the less distant Connemara Airport and operates as "Aer Arann Islands". As of 2015 it still used Islander aircraft.
The turning point for the airline was in 1994 when Pádraig Ó Céidigh and Eugene O'Kelly purchased the airline. Ó Céidigh and O'Kelly began to expand the airline's routes and fleet, launching scheduled services in 1998. Also in 1998, the Irish government awarded the airline the Public service obligation (PSO) route between Donegal Airport and Dublin Airport followed by the PSO route between Sligo Airport and Dublin.
In 2002, service to the United Kingdom and Jersey was introduced, followed by service to Lorient and Nantes in Brittany in 2004.
In 2007, Aer Arann had a turnover of €100 million and passenger numbers in excess of 1.15 million.
In 2008, in recognition of the company's marketing achievements, the Head of Sales and Marketing, Colin Lewis was awarded the All Ireland Marketing Leader of the Year Award by the Marketing Institute of Ireland.[3]
In 2008, Aer Arann entered into a franchise agreement with Nex Aviation and introduced service to Amsterdam, Bordeaux, Málaga and Faro, using British Aerospace 146 aircraft during the summer months. The Amsterdam service, which was operated by an ATR 72-500, ended on 14 January 2009.
In October 2008, the airline announced that it would be implementing a cost-saving programme, due to the downturn in passenger traffic, which would involve some focus on charter flights and leasing of aircraft and their crews to other airlines.[4] The airline stated that up to 100 redundancies would be needed, but this was later revised to 70 which would represent a 20% reduction of staff.[5] The airline's key routes were to remain unchanged.
In January 2010, Aer Arann and Aer Lingus founded Aer Lingus Regional which effectively removed Aer Arann's hubs at Cork and Dublin under the new airline.
In July 2010, Aer Arann confirmed it would end flights between Cork-Belfast and Cork-Dublin from 31 August 2010. The company's press release stated, "we sincerely regret having to suspend these services and the inconvenience that it will cause our loyal customers on both routes. Unfortunately however we have an aircraft leaving the fleet and this has an obvious but regrettable impact on our schedule. Aer Arann had operated flights on the Cork to Dublin route since 2001 and began service from Cork to Belfast in March 2004 after the demise of the airline JetMagic. Aer Arann now no longer operates from Cork Airport in its own entity but continues to expand its presence at Cork under the Aer Lingus Regional brand.
On 26 August 2010 an examiner was appointed to Aer Arann. A full hearing of the company's application took place on 8 September and Aer Arann was in interim examinership under the protection of the Court. All Aer Arann flights continued to operate normally. It was understood by the high court in Dublin that Aer Arann would return to profitability in 2011.[6][7]
In October 2010, British logistics company Stobart Group was named as the preferred buyer for the airline, also announcing that the airline would serve London Southend Airport from March 2011 to destinations in Ireland and possibly France and open a base there.[8][9]
On 10 November 2010, the deal was completed. Aer Arann is now owned by Everdeal Limited, which at the time became 67.5% owned by Pádraig Ó Céidigh, Aer Arann's Chairman; 27.5% owned by Tim Kilroe, a UK-based businessman; and 5% owned by the Stobart Group, through 35 preference shares of €1 each acquired on 10 November 2010. Stobart Group entered into an option to increase its shareholding by a further 27.5% to 32.5%.[10][11]
On 7 April 2011, Aer Arann confirmed it would end its PSO (Public Service Obligation) routes after the Irish Government withdrew funding for the routes, which included Dublin to Galway, Knock and Sligo.[12]
In October 2011, Aer Arann announced it would suspend all services from Galway Airport, axed routes included Galway to Edinburgh, London-Luton, London-Southend, Manchester and Lorient. The company said the routes were "financially no longer viable". Galway Airport then confirmed it would have to make redundant 40 staff due to losing the airport's only operator.[13]
On 8 February 2012, Aer Arann's Chief Executive Paul Schutz resigned, and was replaced by Sean Brogan, the head of Stobart Ireland. This gave Stobart Group management control of the airline, and prompted speculation that it would exercise its option to increase its 5% stake in Everdeal Limited by a further 27.5% to 32.5%.[14]
On 2 March 2012, it was confirmed that Aer Arann was in final discussions to transfer all of its own operated flights to the Aer Lingus Regional brand. This would mean Aer Arann would operate on behalf of Aer Lingus Regional with the airline no longer operating routes as its own entity.[15]
On 14 March 2012, Aer Arann confirmed it would no longer exist in its own entity from 10 April 2012. All its services transferred to Aer Lingus Regional on 25 March, streamlining services to a single brand,[16] with the one remaining route operated on an RE flight number, London City to Isle of Man, ceasing on 10 April.
On 6 November 2012, Aer Arann announced it was pulling out of Waterford, as its services had not performed to a "sustainable level". However, it did not rule out returning to Waterford in the future, "if the business case can be justified".[17]
On 12 December 2012, Stobart Group exercised its option to increase its 5% shareholding in Everdeal Limited by 27.5% to 32.5%, and acquired a further 12.5% of the company, taking its stake to 45%. This diluted Chairman Pádraig Ó Céidigh's shareholding to 47.5% and Tim Kilroe's shareholding to 7.5%.[18]
On 25 January 2013, Aer Arann's Chairman Pádraig Ó Céidigh resigned. Stobart Group was therefore expected to buy his 47.5% shareholding in Everdeal Limited by the beginning of February 2013. This would have enabled it to have a 92.5% controlling stake in the airline.[19]
On 30 April 2013, Aer Arann's ownership was restructured. It is now owned by Everdeal Holdings Limited, which is 45% owned by the Stobart Group; 42% owned by Invesco; 8% owned by Cenkos Securities; and 5% owned by Pádraig Ó Céidigh, Aer Arann's former Chairman. Stobart Group has an option to acquire complete control of the airline, by increasing its shareholding by a further 55% to 100%.[20]
On 19 March 2014, Aer Arann announced that it would be changing its corporate name to Stobart Air by the end of 2014.[2]
The Aer Arann fleet which exclusively operated for Aer Lingus Regional included the following aircraft,[21][22] with an average fleet age of 11.2 years (as of 18 March 2014):[23]
|Passengers Y
|One stored
Former fleet[edit]
Aer Arann operated the following aircraft types (in alphabetical order):
- BAe 146-200 - wet leased from Nex Aviation and Cityjet in summer 2008[25]
- Fokker 50[26]
- Piper PA-31 Navajo[27]
- Saab 340 - one aircraft leased from March 2010
- Short 360 - 1998-2001[28]
Gold Circle Club[edit]
Since the transition to Aer Lingus Regional, Aer Arann had announced that flights in qualifying booking classes will earn Aer Lingus Gold Circle Club points.
In flight services[edit]
Aer Arann operated a buy on board programme similar to Aer Lingus.
Sponsorship deals[edit]
Aer Arann was the main shirt sponsor of the Galway Gaelic Football team,[29] and had its logo on the back of the Connacht Rugby team shirts, as well as sponsoring the Munster Rugby team.
On 17 December 2010, Aer Arann announced that it would be ending its sponsorship of the Galway Gaelic Football team.[30]
Accidents and incidents[edit]
- On 4 February 2001, Short 360-100 registration EI-BPD, carrying 25 passengers and 3 crew,[31] was damaged beyond repair following a hard landing at Sheffield City Airport after a scheduled Aer Arann Express passenger flight from Dublin.[32] There were no injuries.
- On 17 July 2011, ATR 72-212 registration EI-SLM was damaged beyond economical repair when the nose gear collapsed on landing at Shannon Airport, Ireland. The aircraft was operating an international scheduled passenger flight from Manchester Airport, United Kingdom. There were no injuries amongst the four crew and 21 passengers on board.[33]
In popular culture[edit]
Aer Arann was featured in the 1997 romantic comedy, The MatchMaker and in the 2014 film Calvary.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Aer Arann Contact Information Archived 30 May 2012 at Archive.today." Aer Arann. Retrieved on 12 November 2009.
- ^ a b Aer Arann to change corporate name to Stobart Air Archived 20 March 2014 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved on 19 March 2014.
- ^ Ruth Egan - Fireball Media Ltd. - http://www.fireballmedia.ie. "All Ireland Marketing Awards". Aimawards.ie. Archived from the original on 18 February 2012. Retrieved 31 March 2013.
- ^ Aer Arann announces cost reduction programme
- ^ Aer Arann completes review of operations Jobs saved - some route changes
- ^ "HEARING ON 08/09/10". RTÉ.ie. Retrieved 2 December 2013.
- ^ Daly, Gavin; Ian Kehoe (10 October 2010). "British firm is revealed as new backer of Aer Arann". The Sunday Business Post. Dublin. Retrieved 11 October 2010.
- ^ "Regular flights from Southend airport from next March". Southend Standard. 12 October 2010. Retrieved 15 October 2010.
- ^ Aer Arann on course despite plans to sell on its aircraft leasing unit. Retrieved on 17 July 2012.
- ^ Stobart Group Annual Report 2011 Page 68 Note 22[permanent dead link]. Retrieved on 24 September 2011.
- ^ "ends of 3 PSO routes". RTÉ.ie. Retrieved 2 December 2013.
- ^ Aer Arann Galway.
- ^ Stobart in pilot's seat at Aer Arann as Schutz departs. Retrieved on 25 January 2013.
- ^ Aer Arann ends flights in its own name
- ^ Aer Arann to become Aer Lingus Regional
- ^ Aer Arann is pulling out of Waterford on decline in passengers[permanent dead link]. Retrieved on 25 January 2013.
- ^ Aer Arann Rises from the Ashes. Retrieved on 25 January 2013.
- ^ End of an era as O Ceidigh quits Aer Arann. Retrieved on 25 January 2013.
- ^ Aer Arann takes off with first of new fleet. Retrieved on 19 May 2013.
- ^ "Aer Lingus online information regarding Aer Arann partnership". Aerlingus.com. Retrieved 2 December 2013.
- ^ "jethros.org.uk". jethros.org.uk. Retrieved 2 December 2013.
- ^ "Avg Fleet Age". Planespotters.net. Archived from the original on 21 October 2013. Retrieved 2 December 2013.
- ^ http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/aer-arann-takes-off-with-first-of-new-fleet-29230035.html
- ^ "ATW Daily News". ATW Online. 14 January 2008. Retrieved 11 October 2009.
- ^ "Engine problem forces Aer Arann flight to make emergency landing". The Irish Times. 30 April 2008. Retrieved 11 October 2009.
- ^ Goodman, Fergal (17 August 1985). "EI-BRC". Retrieved 12 October 2009.
- ^ "Plane skids off runway". BBC News. 1 February 2001. Retrieved 11 October 2009.
- ^ "Aer Arann swoops in to sponsor Galway". Galway City Tribune. 1 February 2008. Archived from the original on 21 July 2011. Retrieved 24 March 2010.
- ^ "Aer Arann ends Galway sponsor link". The Irish Examiner. 1 February 2008. Retrieved 21 December 2010.
- ^ https://reports.aviation-safety.net/2001/20010204-0_SH36_EI-BPD.pdf
- ^ https://aviation-safety.net/database/record.php?id=20010204-0
- ^ "Avions de Transport Regional 72-212, EI-SLM Shannon Airport 17 July 2011 FINAL REPORT" (PDF). Dublin: Air Accudent Investigation Unit. Retrieved 15 May 2013.
- Günter Endres, ed. (2010). Flight International World Airlines 2010. Sutton, Surrey, England: Reed Business Information. ISBN 978-1-898779-39-1.
External links[edit]
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Yahoo, who changes their mind far more than, well… wants in on the online video deal, again. It almost seems like they got wind of what AOL was planning and said "Ooh! ooh! Us too!" Their on again, off again love affair with online video just seems like it is once again, going to end in heartbreak for the aging web portal and those who pay it any attention.
Hey, having just returned to America after 6 years in Europe, I know it's hard to get back into the dating scene and Yahoo doesn't seem too afraid of trying once again to court (read lure) online video viewers back to their site.
The New Yahoo Screen
This time round, instead of letting the er, pursued, call the shots, Yahoo has determined it's time for them to take matters into their own hands and thus, Yahoo Screen is reborn. It's like a makeover to make us take another look and say "Gee, I hadn't noticed how shapely your original content was," or perhaps that should be, "my but what large partners you've got."
Yahoo Screen is another aggregated, curated collection of online video that Yahoo hopes will attract a lot of viewers so that they can sell complementary ads to monetize and expand the revenue channel. Let's call it what it is, right? That's their game, selling advertising tied to specific content. I'm not knocking it, I'm just being blunt.
They've got several verticals in the mix already including Sports, TV, Movies, Lifestyle, Comedy, News and Finance as well as a Yahoo Originals channel. They have teamed up with Revision3 (Damn Jim, your guys are everywhere!), CBS, UFC and others.
But still the major question remains, who cares? As I just jokingly said, Revision3 content is everywhere, so is CBS. Heck I can get CBS on my Windows Media Player, on demand on cable, and straight from their site. Why would I go to Yahoo to get that content? As far as I'm concerned, Yahoo is that lover I went back to several times because it was fun and I thought there was still something there, but then, they just turned around and disappointed me, then took all my stuff and threw it out on the curb when they closed Yahoo Video and now, are just sort of lurking about hoping we'll notice them when we go out to the same pubs. "Oh hey, I didn't see you standing there behind that pole watching me hang out with Hulu, how's it going? You look, well. Who's that with you? ABC? Are you two dating now?"
Sure they have got some popular video content that they're creating and are touting some secret custom comScore report that shows them having the top 10 most-watched original web series (can you name 10 Yahoo original web series?). I just went to that particular page at Yahoo Screen and… I don't know a single show on the list except for that Newmakers ABC program, which I just read about in some other article here at ReelSEO.
I guess, I'll just keep dating other online video providers for now and maybe, some months down the road, if Yahoo can truly show me that they've changed their ways, I might give them another shot at being exclusive… Ha! Who am I kidding! I'll never be exclusive, because they just can't give me all that I need… from my online video entertainment, you pervs.


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Terrine of Pork, Dried Cherry & Pistachio
(excellent with 2010 Zinfandel)
Note: The mixture for this recipe should be prepared a day in advance & the cooked terrine should be refrigerated 1 to 3 days before serving.
1 tsp. coriander seeds
2 tsp red chili flakes
2 bay leaves
1/2 tsp Chinese 5-spice powder
1 clove
2 teaspoons dried thyme
2 garlic cloves
2-1/2 lb ground pork butt (medium grround)
1/2 lb pork fat (medium ground)
2 Tbsp salt
1 tsp pepper
1/4 cup sugar
1 cup dried cherries, chipped
1 cup pistachios, toasted (bake raw pistachios on a baking sheet at 350 degrees for 8 to 10 minutes)
In a spice grinder, combine the Chinese 5-spice mixture, chili flakes, by leaves, clove, & thyme. Grind to fine powder.
In a large bowl, combine the ground pork, pork fat, all the ground spices, & the salt, pepper, sugar & cherries. Mix well, being careful not to overwork but ensuring the spices get evenly mixed throughout. Put in the refrigerator for 24 hours or more.
Toast the coriander seeds in a small pan on the stove until they start to pop a little. Remove from heat & add the Chinese 5-spice powder & let the heat of the pan warm it up.
Line a loaf pan with cellophane wrap. Place 1/4 of the meat mixture & press firmly. Layer 1/2 cup of toasted pistachios & press gently int the mixture. Layer the remainder of the meat/cherry mixture. Press down into loaf pan. Seal the terrine loaf firmly with cellophane wrap.
Preheat oven to 300 degrees. Prepare a bain marie (a water bath). The waterbath should cover 2/3 to 3/4 side of the terrine sides. Bake in oven. Monitor the bath with a thermometer, being careful to ensure the water stays at a constant 170 degrees. Cook at 300 degrees for 1-1/2 hours.
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2002 Clos de Vougeot, Grand Cru, Domaine René Engel
Red | Ready, but will improve | Domaine Rene Engel | Code: 1883 | 2002 | France > Burgundy > Cote de Nuits > Vougeot | Pinot Noir | Medium-Full Bodied, Dry | 13.5 % alcohol
Rich, fat and aromatic. Good touch of wood. Fullish body. Ripe and opulent with very good energy and grip. Lovely finish. Lots of class. This is very fine. From 2012.
(Clive Coates - The Vine - Feb -2004)
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The Wine Advocate - Tasted at the Domaine Engel tasting in London, the 2002 Clos de Vougeot Grand Cru is still a fabulous wine, consummate 2002 red Burgundy. It has a fragrant and floral bouquet with wilted rose petals and just a hint of peony, all with tip-top focus and almost disarming precision. This is a case of less is more. The palate is medium-bodied and very complex with notes of sour cherry, cranberry and underlying minerals. Like before, there is a wondrous sense of symmetry that makes this Clos de Vougeot effortless, while the finish lingers and never wants to leave. Nor do you want it to. Tasted October 2016.
Neal Martin - 31/01/2017
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The Producer
Domaine René Engel was one of the leading lights of Vosne-Romanée until the tragic death of Philippe Engel, grandson of the founder, in 2005. Philippe took over the domaine on the early death of his father Pierre in 1981. However he continued to benefit from the advice of his legendary grandfather, René Engel, for several years, though occasionally having to ban him from the cellar when his interventions were becoming too intrusive. By the early 1990s he had established his reputation for making exceptionally delicious wines. He had a light hand with extraction, preferring to emphasise the natural qualities of the fruit, supported by the judicious use of new oak – rarely more than 50% except for the grand crus in exceptional vintages. The wines were fine and elegant, deceptively approachable when young though capable of long ageing. Perhaps the heyday of Philippe's period in charge was around 1992 and 1993, by which time he had fully found his style and was running the domaine with energy and passion.
The flagship of the 6 hectare domaine was a wonderful Clos Vougeot from near the top of the Clos, along with a very fine Grands Echezeaux. These were supported by a third grand cru, Echezeaux, premier cru Vosne Romanée Les Brulées and a delicious village Vosne Romanée.
Five wines were made: a village Vosne-Romanée from numerous plots totalling 2.5 hectares; a premier cru Les Brûlées (1.05 hectares) from old vines, the youngest being planted in 1956 by a combination of René and Pierre Engel who somehow did not quite get their rows to meet; and three grands crus, Echézeaux (0.55 hectare), Clos Vougeot (1.37 hectares) and Grands Echézeaux (0.50 hectare).
It seemed to vary according to the year which of Clos de Vougeot and Grands Echézeaux turned out to be the finest wine. Both were usually outstanding, and a clear cut ahead of the Echézeaux. The Clos came from a single plot, very well situated on the upper-mid slopes just south of the château itself.
The domaine was sold to Francois Pinault (of Château Latour fame) and is now known as Domaine Eugénie.
Jasper Morris MW, Burgundy Wine Director and author of the award-winning Inside Burgundy comprehensive handbook.
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The Grape
Pinot Noir is probably the most frustrating, and at times infuriating, wine grape in the world. However when it is successful, it can produce some of the most sublime wines known to man. This thin-skinned grape which grows in small, tight bunches performs well on well-drained, deepish limestone based subsoils as are found on Burgundy's Côte d'Or.
Pinot Noir is more susceptible than other varieties to over cropping - concentration and varietal character disappear rapidly if yields are excessive and yields as little as 25hl/ha are the norm for some climats of the Côte d`Or.
Because of the thinness of the skins, Pinot Noir wines are lighter in colour, body and tannins. However the best wines have grip, complexity and an intensity of fruit seldom found in wine from other grapes. Young Pinot Noir can smell almost sweet, redolent with freshly crushed raspberries, cherries and redcurrants. When mature, the best wines develop a sensuous, silky mouth feel with the fruit flavours deepening and gamey "sous-bois" nuances emerging.
The best examples are still found in Burgundy, although Pinot Noir`s key role in Champagne should not be forgotten. It is grown throughout the world with notable success in the Carneros and Russian River Valley districts of California, and the Martinborough and Central Otago regions of New Zealand.
The Region
Most of the wine produced in this small village comes from a single, walled Grand Cru vineyard, the famous Clos de Vougeot. The vineyard in its present form dates from 1336 (when it was first planted by monks of Cîteaux), although it was not until the following century that it was entirely enclosed by stone walls.Clos de Vougeot is both the smallest commune and the largest Clos in the Cote d'Or. It consists of 50 hectares of vineyards shared among 82 owners, with six soil types. There is quite a difference in quality between the upper (best) and lower (least fine) parts of the vineyard, though in medieval times a blend from all sectors was considered optimum.
Le Domaine de la Vougeraie makes a very fine white wine from Le Clos Blanc de Vougeot, first picked out by the monks of Cîteaux as being suitable ground for white grapes in the year 1110.
- Five hectares of village Vougeot
- 12 hectares of Premier Cru vineyards (four in all): Les Cras, Les Petits-Vougeots, Clos de la Perrière and Clos Blanc de Vougeot
- 51 hectares of Grand Cru vineyard – Clos de Vougeot
- Recommended producers: Domaine de la Vougeraie, Domaine Bertagna, Engel, Anne Gros, Grivot, Liger-Belair, Meo-Camuzet.


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I am a Star Trek fan. And when I say "Star Trek", I refer to the television series that ran from 1966 to 1969, not the various incarnations that followed (except some of the movies). As a kid growing up in the 70s, Star Trek was a Saturday evening ritual (6 o'clock on Channel 11, before Dance Fever!) I loved all the characters; Kirk was the cool one, Spock the smart one, Sulu the dependable one, Uhura the sassy one and Chekov, well, the stupid one. But when it came time to "play" Star Trek in the schoolyard, I was always Scotty.
My friends always argued over who would be Captain Kirk or Mr. Spock, but no one wanted to be Montogomery Scott, Chief Engineer, except for me. Sure, Kirk had the swagger, and Spock was the real brains behind the operation. But Scotty, as far as I was concerned, was really in charge of the Enterprise.
Scotty fixed the ship. He drove it. He made the engines work. He managed to jury-rig a Romulan cloaking device into the dilithium chamber. Kirk gave the orders, but Scotty had the know-how to carry them out. How much cooler can you get? When I built plastic model kits of the Enterprise and flew them around my bedroom, it was Scotty's voice in my head making them go, not Kirk bellowing "Warp..factor 5…"
So, as we climbed over jungle gyms and other knee-scraping apparatuses squaring against surly Klingons and egotistical Greek gods, I was the one who got to bark the now-cliched lines like "she canna take n'more!" or "I'm givin' 'er all she's got, cap'n!" Works for me.


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At a conference championship meet, there are goals – to place high, to help the team, to possibly improve standing for nationals.
On Saturday (Feb. 24), on Day 1 of the 2018 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championships, a pair of Ashland University throwers did all that – and a lot more.
In the men's weight throw, sophomore Alex Hill and freshman Brent Fairbanks finished 1-2. In the process, Hill (22.49 meters) and Fairbanks (22.16 meters) now are the third- and seventh-best weight throwers, respectively, in the history of NCAA Division II men's indoor competition.
Ashland now boasts the top three all-time men's weight throwers in D-II history – Kibwe Johnson No. 1, Ryan Loughney No. 2 and Hill.
After six of 17 women's events, the Eagles are second with 54 team points, trailing only host Grand Valley State (85). A good chunk of those points were earned by two athletes in the pentathlon.
Senior Marie Hammer won the pentathlon with a total of 3,610 points, good for an improved provisional mark for 2018 D-II indoor nationals, March 9-10 at Pittsburg State. Sophomore Paula Wollenslegel took third with a new provisional total of 3,472 points.
In the women's weight throw, junior Natalie Helenthal finished second with an improved provisional distance of 19.65 meters, freshman Gianna DiPippo was third (18.23 meters) and junior Mackenzie Leigh took fourth (18.19 meters).
The women's pole vault saw sophomore Amber Otermat take fourth (3.42 meters/11-feet-2½), freshman Gabrielle Ewing sixth (3.27 meters/10-feet-8¾) and freshman Angel Frye seventh (2.97 meters/9-feet-9). The women's distance medley relay team of sophomore Johannah Stefanek, Frye, junior Tiffany Pryce and junior Emily Schumaker finished fifth in 12:39.09.
Hammer took sixth in the women's long jump (5.49 meters/18-feet-0¼), and freshman Romi Smith was seventh (5.42 meters/17-feet-9½).
Hill and Fairbanks helped the AU men, ranked No. 5 in the country, to second place as a team through the first day. Ashland has 27 points, with the host Lakers first with 38.
Sophomore Nick Zak was fifth in the men's weight throw (19.75 meters), the men's DMR of senior Ryan VanCauwenbergh, sophomore Paul Murray, junior Tyler Sievert and freshman Ian Johnson was fifth (10:26.75), and senior Tyler Lance took eighth in the men's 5,000-meter run (15:09.43).
Junior Myles Pringle won the men's 400 dash prelims, and set a new GLIAC meet record of 46.97 seconds in the process. Freshman Trevor Bassitt won the men's 60 hurdles prelims in 8.01 seconds, improving upon his previous provisional time, while freshman Channing Phillips was third in the men's 400 prelims with a new provisional time of 48.62 seconds.
UP NEXT: The second and final day of the 2018 GLIAC Championships on Sunday (Feb. 25).


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In a recent letter to his hedge fund shareholders, Pershing Square founder Bill Ackman examines the influence of index funds on corporate America. As a result of the increase in assets under management in index funds, Ackman notes that Vanguard, Blackrock, and State Street "often cumulatively own 12%, and as much as 20%, of nearly every public company." Ackman worries that with increased levels of ownership, index funds will "effectively control Corporate America and the corporations of many foreign countries," leading to negative effects for the corporations and economy as a whole "absent the counterbalancing force of large active investors and improvements in the governance oversight implemented by passive index fund managers." According to Ackman, the effect is compounded by the large number of actively managed funds that are "closet indexed."
Ackman is concerned about the effect of the increased voting power of index funds. Though he acknowledges that index funds tend to be long-term holders, Ackman argues that they "are not compensated for investment performance, but rather for growing assets under management." They also face the challenge of understanding and properly voting an overwhelming number of proxy statements in the face of restrictive budgets brought on by fee compression in the index fund space. Ackman identifies potential conflicts of interest resulting from corporate pension funds' investments in index funds where "[i]t does not help index fund managers win business from Corporate America if they have a reputation for being an activist or if they support activists." As a result, Ackman encourages investors to not solely consider fees in selecting an index fund, but also to look at a fund's approach to governance.
Additionally, he is concerned that index fund inflows are driving an increase in valuations in index constituent companies. While stopping short of calling the phenomenon a "bubble," he suggests that "it shares similar characteristics with other market bubbles." Ackman explains that "large and growing inflows to index funds, coupled with their market-cap driven allocation policies, drive index component valuations upwards and reduce their potential long-term rates of return." However, when index funds eventually experience outflows, constituent company valuations will no longer be artificially propped up, leading to decreased index fund returns and a cycle of ever-more outflows.
Clouding Ackman's argument is Pershing Square's -19.3% gross return for 2015, leading some to suggest that his issue with index funds is merely an attempt to distract investors from his own performance issues. Chuck Jaffe examined Ackman's claims in a recent column and cited figures that "the total impact of index additions and deletions has been estimated to be less than 0.3% a year. In short, not too big a deal." On the governance front, Jaffe noted studies show that "index funds actually reduce the need for corporate activism by encouraging more shareholder-friendly practices." Index funds, he argued, can best represent shareholders by voting in alignment with long-term interests, rendering them "the kind of activists who work against quick-play artists like Ackman."


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I'm completely joking. The Pulitzer Prize-winning literary critic for the NY Times has absolutely nothing to fear from me.
But I AM excited about my new position as a book reviewer for Romance at Random. I get to read romance AND write about what I read? Sign me up!
My first review went live today. I consider myself incredibly lucky that I was able to read the next installment in the On Dublin Street series, FALL FROM INDIA PLACE, by the amazing Samantha Young. My love for this series began with ON DUBLIN STREET that introduced Joss and Braden, followed by DOWN LONDON ROAD with Jo and Cam, UNTIL FOUNTAIN BRIDGE that allowed Ellie and Adam (Braden's sister and best friend, respectively) to tell their story (one I was dying to read!), and BEFORE JAMAICA LANE with my favorite couple du jour, Liv and Nate. Joss and Braden also got a follow-up novella, CASTLE HILL.
Now you can get to know Hannah, Braden and Ellie's half-sister, as she deals with everything that comes with the return of the one man she ever loved, Marco D'Allesandro. These two have so many secrets, and going for the ride with them as they found their way back to each other made for one tough but satisfying read!
What's my next read? You'll just have to wait and see….


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Forcese on the Supreme Court's Wakeling ruling
Law professor Craig Forcese comments on the implications for CSIS and CSE of Friday's Supreme Court ruling on sharing intercepted communications with foreign agencies ("Judicialization of Intelligence Cont'd: Intelligence Sharing, Post Wakeling," National Security Law blog, 15 November 2014):
The Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in Wakeling v. United States on Friday, adding another picket in the progressive hedging-in of intelligence practices by law. In my view, the case has serious implications for CSIS (and potentially CSEC) international intelligence-sharing, to the point that conventional practices in the area are now constitutionally doubtful. Placing those practices of firmer constitutional footing is a reasonably straightforward fix. The question in my mind is whether the government will use the opportunity presented by Bill C-44, amending the CSIS Act, to preempt the inevitable next generation of constitutional challenges. Or alternatively will it follow what appears to be its standard practice of waiting until matters become so untenable that a legal fix is practically dictated to it.It's worth reading the whole thing.
One question identified by Forcese is the degree to which CSE's existing procedures for "minimizing" Canadian identity information may help to fulfill the requirement for the protection of privacy in information-sharing.
A wrinkle for CSEC would be that intercept of Canadian communications under its independent, foreign intellignece mandate is supposedly done incidentally, and I believe that the Canadian information is then "minimized" to remove identifying information. If only minimized data is shared, it may be that section 8 privacy interests are not triggered by the information sharing in the same way as they are by the actual collection. So the CSEC discussion on section 8 and its application to intercept sharing would be more complexThis is a good point.
The CSE Commissioner has confirmed that "CSEC suppresses Canadian identity information in what is shared with its international partners."
But there are two points worth noting about this "minimized" information:
First, CSE retains the original, unminimized information in its databases, and well-established procedures exist for customers, including foreign partners, to request and subsequently receive the original identity information as long as they can demonstrate a need for the information that meets CSE's criteria for providing it. Those criteria are, of course, secret, so it's impossible for the public to judge their adequacy.
It is those procedures that will determine in the first instance where CSE draws the line between privacy protection and intelligence-sharing.
Second, in many cases it may be possible for customers to circumvent minimization by unminimizing information on their own, through analyzing context information in the data, comparing intercepts to information already acquired by the customer itself, examining related metadata, or performing other kinds of analysis. De-anonymization of supposedly anonymized data sets is an area of increasing concern. This possibility suggests that minimization alone, although undoubtedly a very useful strategy for privacy protection, may not be enough to ensure sufficient protection.


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"My name is Kat Macaulay. In August 2011, I was diagnosed with stage two Hodgkin lymphoma at the age of 32.
"Thankfully I am now in remission, but remember the day I was diagnosed very clearly.
"I found a lump in my neck in April but until I saw a photo hadn't realised I'd had it for a good few months. My doctor sent me to the hospital and until I was diagnosed with lymphoma I felt it was all a fuss about nothing.
"I really didn't expect it to be cancer. It's not that the C word is an unknown fear. My mum's had breast cancer three times. It's just the usual cliche... I genuinely didn't think it was going to happen to me. But it did and I tried my hardest to tackle the situation head on.
"My advice to anyone going through this now would be to treat the experience as an adventure. Maybe it's the journalist in me but I was fascinated by the process of receiving chemo, meeting my nurses and chatting to other patients.
"I also advise that you tell people how you want them to be with you and what you need from them. I found it frustrating when people felt sorry for me. I explained to friends and family that I wanted their support, but also for them to behave normally with me. I warned them to expect bad jokes about being ill and fighting cancer.
"Finally, don't stop living. Keep doing the things that make you happy and don't let your health define you – even if getting out of bed is a bit tough at times.
"Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research provided some very helpful information when I was diagnosed. They are doing some valuable work to improve treatment for people like me. They are such a great charity with big ambitions to beat blood cancer. I hope I can support them in doing just that.
"I have signed up to the 2012 London Bikeathon and hope to raise £2,000 for Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research. I love cycling. I used to cycle around 60 miles a week and tried to keep it up whilst I was receiving my treatment. I hope that the challenge will get me fit again just a year after starting chemo. You can support me and help us beat blood cancer at www.justgiving.com/katsbigchallenge1"
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This monster snack created by chef Tristan Welsh is believed to be the 'World's Meatiest Sandwich'.
It contains 41 types of meat, including 1,445g of ham, 2kg of salami, turkey and bacon, 1kg of sausages, 720g of chorizo and sprinklings of salad, cheese and gherkins.
[Related article: Woman collapses at Heart Attack Grill while eating Double Bypass Burger]
British chef and restaurateur Tristan took more than four hours to make the gargantuan sandwich that stands at 1.2 feet high, is 24 inches wide and weighs in at over two stone.
For those brave enough to take on the challenge, it is estimated that it will take a whopping 10 hours to devour.
[Related feature: The world's most unhealthy sandwiches]
The massive snack was created to mark the launch of network's show 'Man Vs Food Nation', the latest evolution of 'Man Vs Food'.
The new show sees food enthusiast Adam Richman travel across the U.S. recruiting residents of the city he visits to take on daring food challenges.
Nick Thorogood, managing director of Food Network EMEA says: "We wanted to create a sandwich that embodies all the things that are at the heart of the Man Vs Food Nation series - big dishes, big flavours and big challenges! The World's Meatiest Sandwich is a truly epic creation and definitely a dish Adam Richman will be proud of."


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Chirmol, a delicious chunky tomato salsa, is a classic Guatemalan condiment!
We stay true to our roots and fire roast the tomatoes to bring out their sweetness and add some earthy smokiness to the mix. Hierbabuena or spearmint is added to give this sauce its unique refreshing flavor. In addition to it's refreshing flavor, Hierbabuena also has strong healing qualities and is commonly used in Guatemalan cuisine.
In Guatemala, Chirmol, is typically served with carne asada, sausage or grilled potatoes and will compliment a wide variety of dishes. We like to put it on our eggs and toast!


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'Advice' by Thorny Devil Productions
(London, UK/Los Angeles, CA, USA) First Edit
Thorny Devil Productions are a London and L.A.-based production company, formed in 2010. Our 50 Kisses entry was Directed by James Card, from Ross Aitken's script; DoP Daniel D Moses; Executive Producer Jennifer Taylor Lawrence; Original Music by Bart Warshaw. The film was shot on a Nikon DSLR.
Read Advice HERE
First cut: Producers notes for the filmmakers
- Drop line 'I fell in the Ocean' by the girl, her performance here is letting the film down
- Of all the bars line over mixed / recorded
- Try finding a film filter with scratches and make the sound crackly so it looks more like a crappy old print form the forties.
- End feels redundant – this is about him facing fear, whether she likes him or not is secondary. Consider ending at 2:04 just before he says hi, then cut to black with punchy music
First Cut Comments... have YOUR say!
Great film. Love the style, the transistions, the music. Think you really captured the script well. Few little sound issues on the black and white scene that could be sharpened and the end tracking shot is a bit wobbly, but other than that i think its a fantastic effort. Well done.
Enjoyed this one, especially that first slap! I noticed the same things as above, but they are far from film-destroying issues.
Agree with the others here. Liked the tone and comedy you added. Really interesting and well made film!
That last dolly-out shot is a little distracting (used a stabilizer filter in post to compensate for an originally rough pull back, yes?). I'd try lowering the filter to see if you can find a balance between the original shot you didn't like, and removing the wobble of the steadied shot. It was unfortunately just too noticeable.
Another alternative COULD be to try doing an artificial zoom-in on the dolly shot. Most of the wobble seems most noticeable to me on the edges of frame. I wonder if you kept the filter rendered as is, but then zoomed in 10% to (just enough so you don't lose resolution on the image). Would it be enough to eliminate the most noticeable elements of the wobble? Framing and head space could then be an issue for you, I don't know, you'll have to give it a try, see what you like best.
Good luck on the second cut. Really liked this so far!
Really like this, fantastic job overall! Though I agree with the producer notes to cut after they say "hi."
Fantastic job, agree with the idea of putting static over the cassablanca shot, disagree with the producer note about the actress though, this seems like poor writing rather than poor performance and I think she carries it off well. Given that it's all in one shot, I'm also unsure how cutting it out smoothly would be achieved. Great little film though, glad I stumbled across it.
Having read the script, you definitely made the best of something that didn't jump off the page. I'd cut the dolly shot at the end, but apart from that it works very well. Great level of professionalism (costume and set were very well thought out). The performances from your actors all stand out as being high in standard and I love the change from heightened performances in the dream sequences to natural in the more everyday ones. The two leads (shy boy and girl) were particularly believable. Congratulations on a job well done to all. (I also had particular fun trying to spot the homages to different films in each scene-very funny!)
A really enjoyable film - nicely shot and performed. I wonder if ADR-ing the dialogue on the fantasy sections (Bond, Casablanca), so the voices feel different to the natural sections would enhance the film?
Big fan of this version. I wonder if the face-slap shots could be edited a little faster (less time between them) for comedic effect. Also, I agree that the "feel into the ocean" line is delivered awkwardly (and I don't think it is very good anyway), so cutting it would help. Great work.
Nicely done! Fun and has a great fast, snappy feel. Conveys a lot in a very short time. The opening scene is lovely. Cut the ocean line. Agree some "dust"/scratches in the B&W segment would be great. Nice transitions throughout. The third similar slap at 1:42-1:44 can be cut. It slows down the progression. End right after she says "Hi" and smiles. A snap to black would match the snappy feel. Nicely acted, and the pop-in friend/"expert" is really great. Enjoyed it very much! This could easily be one of the best!
If possible cut the ocean line, it's badly written and having seen all versions of the script, it doesn't read well in any of the films rather than being the fault of this actor. Great film though, one of the best I've seen in the comp! Well produced and acted.
Really liked this version. The guy giving the advice was great - liked the way the actor played that a lot. Very likeable. Main guy was good too.
Agree on cutting out some of the lines but overall well produced and edited.
Great little film, have to say I'm surprised by how harsh the producer notes were, having seen the others of this title, this is clearly the best by all accounts, production value, acting, editing etc. Agree that the line about the ocean should be cut but to say that it was the actresses performance 'letting the side down' is redundant and simply wrong-this is just bad writing, as can be seen in all of the films. Slaps and the black and white scene in particular were wonderful.


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A 28-year-old woman was being held today in connection with the double murder of a father and his seven-year-old daughter.
Toni-Ann Byfield and her 41-year-old father Bertram were found with gunshot wounds in a bedsit in Kensal Green, north-west London, on September 14.
Scotland Yard said a woman was arrested at an address in north London yesterday. She was being questioned.
Birmingham social services previously admitted that the girl was exposed to risks when she went to stay with her father, a convicted drug dealer.
Toni-Ann died a day before she was due to begin primary school.
Her Jamaican mother, Rosalyn Christine Richards, has also made an emotional appeal for help in solving her murder, with police believing that Toni-Ann may have seen the killer.
The girl was in the care of Birmingham City Council social services when she went to stay with her father.
A council spokesman said the court had granted Toni-Ann contact with her father in line with the child's wishes, and promised a thorough review of the management of her care.
Mr Byfield, a Briton raised in Jamaica, served nine years in a British prison for dealing crack cocaine.


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Mattress stains and damage can be completely prevented once the polystyrene sheeting is covering all the exposed sides. Waterproof polypropylene sheeting is broadly used to protect mattresses from sleepers with bladder control issues. After an accident, the sheets and blankets can be removed for washing and replaced after the plastic sheeting gets a disinfecting wipe down. Protective plastic sheets may have elastic strips attached all around or at the corners to hold the polystyrene cover onto the bed. Sharp, pointed objects like pencils and pens poke through polypropylene sheets with very little force.
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@everetra - There's actually a manufacturing company near where we live that produces high density polyethylene sheets. I don't know if the stuff they make is used to package software but I do know that they use it in transportation, to wrap palettes and stuff like that.
There are two things you find in a lot of palette containers - these types of sheets, and if you have boxes, lots of popcorn Styrofoam. Both of these things are very effective packaging materials in my opinion, and I think they are inexpensive to produce as well.
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The "shrink wrap" that packages many products is made with this kind of polyethylene sheet. I see it a lot in store bought software. It does more than protect the product's contents. It's the final seal of approval.
An unbroken shrink wrap means that the box has never been opened before. Frankly, once you remove the shrink wrap, you can't put it back on again; it's like trying to unscramble eggs.
As a consumer I appreciate the added security that I get knowing that an item is new. Sometimes manufacturers will add an extra seal of authentication to the packaged software box, but for me the shrink wrap is good enough.
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