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God bless us, every one! At this time of year where need is most keenly felt, Wolf Pack Theatre Company is reminding us all that it is the season to be spreading kindness and good cheer. Their annual production of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol as adapted by the company's Founder and Artistic Director William Dean Leary, is cause for true celebration as it shines a radiant light on the true meaning of Christmas. In a TheatreBloom exclusive interview series we sit down with various members of the production— from the show's director to all of the little children featured in the performance— and ask them a dozen fun questions all about the holidays. Tis the season for the 12 days of Christmas!
Merry Christmas, Bill! If you could give us a quick introduction, we'll get started and you can be the first day of Christmas!
William Dean Leary: My name is William Leary and I'm the founder of Wolf Pack Theatre Company. I'm also the adaptor of this particular version of A Christmas Carol. This is the third year we've performed my adaptation. It's really exciting. Every year it's grown a little bit and we've changed a few things so that it's a continually new experience for the audience. We know that everybody knows the show and knows exactly what's going to happen, but I want to present it in a new and different kind of way than what people have seen before. This is definitely a different version than what most people are used to.
When you say that, "different than what most people are used to" what do you mean?
Bill: Well, in my version the Cratchit family is still poor, but they are staying in a homeless shelter. The show itself takes place in modern times as opposed to Dickensian London. The Cratchit family been put into a shelter because even though they have health insurance the medical bills and expenses of Tiny Tim have gotten out of control. They're trying to work every hour that they can to pay the medical bills, but unfortunately with a lot of medical treatments even in today's society a lot of doctors simply will not perform the next series of procedures until the previous ones have been paid for. So with Tim's illness, the family is putting every possible penny they earn toward making sure his treatments and procedures are covered so that he can continue to have them. That puts them behind in the mortgage, which causes them to lose their house, which puts them into the "Warm Nights Hypothermia" program. That is an actual homeless program that we work with as a part of our production. A portion of the proceeds from the show go to benefit that particular charitable program.
What is your favorite Christmas movie, story, and song?
Bill: My favorite Christmas movie is National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. I just find it hysterical! The scene with the squirrel when the squirrel leaps out of the Christmas tree? Every time I see that I still laugh! My favorite Christmas story? How about my favorite Christmas special. That's A Charlie Brown Christmas. There is just something completely special about having the children on the ice skates and having that very nostalgic feel that you just don't' get anymore. There are emotions that you can see are drawn into the faces of the characters and that's so lovely to watch. My favorite Christmas song is "Little Drummer Boy" because I love the way it takes something that should be a very sad moment and really makes it interesting and accessible to pretty much everybody. He's the little poor boy that has no gift. A couple of years ago I actually wanted to put it into our show, but because it's not in the public domain so we couldn't use it. So many of the well-known Christmas songs actually aren't in the public domain.
Why did you want to be involved with Wolf Pack Theatre Company's production of A Christmas Carol this year?
Bill: Oh, I don't know, I just thought it might be a fun thing to do.
Sorry, Bill, that question is actually for everyone else in the series. Let me try to change that question for you, since you founded the company, wrote the adaptation, and are directing the production. What is the continuing drive to want to do the show again?
Bill: For A Christmas Carol itself? This is like my 82nd involvement in some way or another. I've been involved with dozens of productions in many different capacities over the years. But one of the driving forces that keeps me wanting to do this particular show with Wolf Pack again and again every year is because I am involved with Community Crisis Services and I am also involved with the Warm Nights Program. Those involvements help me want to keep Wolf Pack true to their mission statement of giving back to the community. In this case that is done through not only the Warm Nights Program but also through Bountiful Blessings, a program offered here at St. John's (St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church.) Bountiful Blessings is a program that gives non-food items to people who are in need. Things like laundry detergent, garbage bags, toilet paper, diapers, all those sorts of things that you can't get with food stamps. It's a way not only for Wolf Pack to give back to the community but it's a way for us to remember that we haven't come so far that we couldn't be back into that poor little point where nobody's going to want to see us. It's a way for us to be able to get back to our roots and find out who we are as a company again.
If you had a chance to give Scrooge something for Christmas, what would you give him?
Bill: A swift kick in the behind.
Scrooge the character, not Scrooge the actor, Bill.
Bill: Scrooge the character? Oh. Well— actually, yeah I have to stick with my original statement. I'd give him a swift kick in the behind. With Scrooge he's not a bad person. He really isn't. What he sees as normal behavior and being able to pull yourself up by your bootstraps— the rest of the world sees that as crotchety, mean, and very ill-spirited. Scrooge isn't mean or ill-spirited. He's simply somebody that thinks everyone should have the same advantages that he now enjoys. He's forgetting the fact that people he grew up with did not have those same advantages, they did not have the same basis to build on. Look at Donald Trump. He forgets the fact that he came from money.
And I know I'm jumping backward a little bit here, but it ties in with that whole "everyone has a fair opportunity" idea. This year's production of Christmas Carol is being made very readily accessible to youth groups and senior groups. We're offering a special price of $8 for both Saturday matinees for any Girl or Boy Scout troupe, any senior group, any sporting group, or groups of kids that just don't have money. For every five paid youths admitted in a group we're giving away a free chaperone ticket so that way six people can come see the show for $40. That's a pretty good deal. Out of the $8 ticket cost $3 goes directly back to St. John's for their Bountiful Blessings program, and $2 goes directly to Warm Nights.
What is the message that you think Wolf Pack's production of A Christmas Carol is sending?
Bill: I think it sends the message that we need to be connected. We need to stay connected. Art cannot stand on its own. It has to be accessible to the community. It has to be accessible to people that are not as well off as many of us are. Art is a way of healing. A lot of times with live theatre you can take someone who is developmentally disabled, and when they experience all the lights and sounds of live theatre it can take them to places they've never been before and they can find a peace within it. There have been numerous studies done with people who are in prison for committing very violent crimes can often be calmed down with music. I want the community to have access to theatre. I want theatre to be something that helps the community. I don't think that those two things should ever be exclusive.
Do you believe in Christmas magic and miracles? Care to share one with us?
Bill: Oh, of course I believe! I had a pretty serious health scare last year. I found out that I was okay on Christmas Eve so it really was my own little Christmas miracle.
What is your favorite Christmas food?
Bill: Turkey. I don't know why. I just like turkey. I like turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes…and as I say that I realize that sounds a little more Thanksgiving-y, but for me it goes for Christmas too. Give me the Christmas feast food.
What is the true meaning of Christmas for you?
Bill: Oh good lord. The true meaning of Christmas, I think, really needs to be one of forgiveness. It's not always about the presents. We all make these happy little speeches about loving one another but Christmas really needs to be about finding your own peace. Whether that is going off alone to the woods and taking a hike, spending the time with family, or going and seeing a show on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day all by yourself, Christmas needs to be a time to find your own inner peace and not find all of the hoopla that surrounds it.
Yes, the hoopla can be fun and God knows I love decorating. We actually have enough light cues in this show that I won't have to decorate my house— I will anyway, but you get the point. For me, Christmas is finding where I belong and finding my own sense of peace.
What has been the most challenging thing for you with this show this time around?
Bill: Getting everybody into one space all at one time. I think they call that scheduling. Scheduling is always difficult because we usually begin rehearsals in early to mid-October. Getting the kids and the parents on board at that time of year with all of their other million responsibilities it is just an ongoing challenge. It's enough to make any director nuts and I was already there.
What is your favorite Christmas tradition?
Bill: Driving around and looking at lights.
I was really waiting for you to say production A Christmas Carol with Wolf Pack Theatre Company.
Bill: Also that. But I really just like pretty lights.
If you could have one thing for Christmas what would it be?
Bill: Peace. For me. Not world peace. I'm not doing the Miss America wave and asking for world peace. For me, what I want is for Wolf Pack to be successful, obviously. I want to continue enjoying what I do and I want my actors, tech, and crew to continue enjoying working with us. I can't ask for much more than that. I mean, who doesn't want a trip to the Caribbean but that's right along the lines of asking for world peace, sounds great but it isn't likely to appear in my stocking this year.
Why should people come and see A Christmas Carol at Wolf Pack Theatre Company?
Bill: Because we have one of the best casts I've seen on any stage in the area. From a vocal standpoint their harmonies blend amazingly well. We've got the incomparable David North and Lauren Giglio, Brigid Lally, we've just got some incredible singers. We have a lot of new songs in the show that are things that people wouldn't expect but really help to drive the story forward. Quite frankly, and I know I'm biased, but I do think it's the most innovative and exciting Christmas Carol in the area. Everyone can do the traditional Christmas Carol, but not everyone can do what we do.
A Christmas Carol plays through December 19, 2015 at Wolf Pack Theatre Company at St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church— 5820 Riverdale Road in Riverdale, MD. For ticket reservations call 240-565-4144 or purchase them online.


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Do you know what you are making for Mother's Day?
Or if you are a Mother/woman, do you know what you want someone else to make you for Mother's Day?
I've got just the thing.
It's moist, its tender, its, sweet, its spicy (you can adjust the heat), it looks fancy, tastes fancy but I promise ANYONE can make it…
That's right! Blackberry Hoisin Ginger Pork Tenderloin, of course! I am personally making this for my mom on Mother's Day – because I know she will love it, and I also want to eat it again. and again and again! (And in case you are wondering, I am serving it along with my Asian Cucumber Salad with Red Chili Soy Vinaigrette and the one and only Toffee Pecan Caramel Pound Cake OR Easy Molten Chocolate Lava Cakes, which I am posting this week- its going to be taste bud heaven!)
And while we are briefly touching on the subject of mothers, specifically, my mother, I just have to say I love, admire, and am so grateful for my mom every single day! She has taught me what really matters in life as she lovingly and courageously raised five children (3 with the terminal illness cystic fibrosis, "CF" including myself, and lost one to the devastating disease), with patience, kindness and more selflessness than I thought was humanly possible. Raising five children in patience and love is a hard enough task, but my mom also shouldered the burden of hours and hours of treatments for her "CF" kids. I cherish many late night groggy glimpses of my mom holding my almost empty IV medicine sac high in the air, forcing gravity to pull every last antibiotic drop down the long tubing into my arm, as if each precious drop added time to my life. My mom truly is an angel on earth. (If you want to read more about this amazing woman, because she deserves pages and pages, you can here)
1983, I am the baby. The 5th Sabin would be born in 1990.
Now back to taste bud heaven I will be gifting my mom for Mother's Day – if you are curious just how easy it is to create your very own heaven on earth, let me tell you.
The tenderloin is placed in a water/salt/ brine for 20 minutes. Brining is like marinating meat in that it helps keep meat moist and tender by increasing the moisture capacity of the meat, resulting in melt in your mouth meat when cooked. And I can attest this pork is 110% melt in your mouth tender! They don't call it pork tenderloin for nothing!
While the pork is tenderizing, its Blackberry Hoisin Ginger time! This glaze seriously takes 5 minutes to make without any skill involved! Simply saute garlic, ginger and red pepper flakes, then stir in blackberry preserves, hoisin sauce and red wine vinegar then cook until heated through – that's it!
If you aren't familiar with hoisin sauce, (it can be found in the Asian section of any grocery store), it is kind of like an Asian barbecue sauce and usually consists of soy, red chiles, garlic, vinegar and sugar. Once you combine the hoisin, garlic, ginger and red pepper with the blackberry preserves, you have created a delectable luscious sauce to bathe your tenderloin in – a sauce that tastes of sweet blackberries, with an underlying Asian flair, with the option to choose how spicy you would like to make it.
Once your pork is removed from the brine, you sear it, then glaze it with the Blackberry Hoisin Ginger Sauce and then bake 25-30 minutes, brushing it with the glaze a couple times while cooking. And that's it! One of the simplest, tastiest, impressive meals! It is great for special occasions or anytime you have company over! Or simply anytime you need a sweet and spicy, blackberry smothered, melt in your mouth, tenderloin fix!
Although I am not a mother to a human, I am mother to my very special French bulldog, Kiwi, my angel who has saved my life and brings me joy everyday! So along with Kiwi…
…and these succulent slices of tenderloin calling your name…
We wish you a VERY HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!
- 2 14-16 oz. pork tenderloins, trimmed
- 1/4 cup kosher salt
- 3 cups warm water
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 cup ice cubes
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup seedless blackberry preserves
- 1/4 cup hoisin sauce (found in the Asian section of any grocery store)
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1-2 teaspoons freshly grated ginger (depending on your ginger love, I use 2)
- 1/4-1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- chopped green onions
Pork Tenderloin Brine
Pork Tenderloin Rub
Blackberry Hoisin Ginger Glaze
Garnish (optional)
- In a gallon-size freezer bag, dissolve 1/4 cup of kosher salt in the warm water. Add the remaining brine ingredients, including the pork. Brine for exactly 20 minutes. The pork becomes mealy if its brined longer.
- Meanwhile, prepare the Blackberry Hoisin Ginger Glaze by melting 1 tablespoon butter in a small saucepan over medium heat. Add garlic, ginger and red pepper flakes and saute for 30 seconds. Stir in blackberry preserves, hoisin sauce, red wine vinegar, salt and pepper. Taste and add more red pepper flakes if desired, remembering that the glaze will be less "spicy" because only a little is drizzled over each serving.
- At exactly 20 minutes, remove the pork from the brine and pat dry. Rub the pork all over with 1 tablespoon olive oil, followed by 1 teaspoon salt and 1 teaspoon freshly cracked pepper.
- Preheat oven to 425°F.
- Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium high heat. When oil is very hot and rippling, add pork tenderloin. Sear each side until browned, approximately 1-2 minutes per side. Place tenderloin on rack in shallow roasting pan or a rack paced on a baking sheet. Brush with Blackberry Hoisin Ginger Glaze, brushing again after 15 minutes of cooking. Roast approximately 25 to 30 minutes or until until an internal thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the tenderloin registers between 145 and 150 degrees F (63 and 65 degrees C). This means the pork will be juicy and slightly pink in the middle. If you don't want any pink, then cook a little longer, being careful not to overcook or it will dry out.
- When pork is done, let stand 10 minutes before slicing. Meanwhile, warm the sauce. Slice pork thinly then drizzle with Blackberry Hoisin Ginger Glaze - either on a platter or on individual servings.
- Enjoy!
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Can you map decision theory onto brain mechanisms?
It's clear brain doesn't make decisions in the way that's been formulated as "rational" by decision theory. You won't find branching decision trees composed of options and there's no probability calculation that weights the potential payoff of different options. It's a complex system built of networked neurons, quite opaque as to where it hides meaning. Yet somehow the brain makes decisions that within limits appear pretty optimal.
Are brain maps central?
It's been known since the beginning of modern neuroscience that the cerebral cortex is organized as a series of maps. There are maps of the body surface in primary sensory area for touch, maps of the retina for vision, and tonotopic maps for hearing. Of course the the primary motor cortex responsible for fine movement is mapped across the body.
Flattened out, it's an area of about 2.5 square feet, but we see it it folded into gyri to fit compactly in the scull. Other than the sensory maps, the rest of the cortex, the "association areas", doesn't have explicit physical maps, but instead maps other kinds of space- either movement or meaning much of which is still bound to a sensory or motor channel- vision (by far the largest in the human brain), touch, etc.
Perhaps these interconnected maps of the world are central to to decisions are made in the brain, because we experience consciousness as a representation of the world through these maps. It's as if the brain is a simulation of our body moving through space. The global simulation I'm thinking about isn't just a sensory image of the world built of reflected light and air pressure changes, it includes implicit understanding of physics and meaning (semantics) built into it. See an apple and know that it is something that doesn't weigh much and is good to eat. It seems attentional mechanisms limit our access to everything going on across the cortex because of limitations on working memory or other real time control mechanisms, but the simulation is there to provide the options for action available moment to moment.
So maybe map is a bit limiting as a term. That's the two dimensional representation of the skin or the retinal or the scale. The brain assembles that raw information into shapes and objects with qualities like color and geometry that don't vary by quality of illumination or by angle of view. We actually see letters and words event though language is metadata cued by visual input.
Content, not mechanism of mind
While I like the map analogy, I'm not enthusiastic about "theories of consciousness" in general. I think they are mostly category errors where someone tries to explain an emergent observation, mind, in terms of the component parts of the system, neurons and networks. It's useful to try to understand underlying mechanisms, but fruitless in general to go the other way. I can tell you how a clock moves in a regular pattern so that I can tell the time. A clock however doesn't have in it the idea of time or hours or late for my next appointment.
This was the challenge understood by early systems theory thinkers. As they saw very simple robot systems evidence complex and unpredictable behavior, they quickly realized that while the behavior was contained in the system, it hadn't been designed in and wasn't there explicitly. Each part has a limited part to play, but in interacting a complex behavior emerges. No individual ant knows how to signal to others how to get to a food source or build a network of tunnels. Implicit knowledge is built into each one. The DNA of a single cell has all the information needed to build a whale or a platypus. But no one reading the string of nucleotides would imagine there was a potential mammal there.
I'd put the theorizing of Tozzi, Friston and others into the systems theory camp. For example in Towards a Neuronal Gauge Theory, they attempt to formalize this mapping idea, casting the brain in the role of minimizing uncertainty about the external world. In fact they cite Conant and Ashby's good regulator hypothesis [34], which states that every good regulator of a system must be a model of that system.
Where choice comes from
So choice is implicit in the brain's modeling of the world. The maps provide the options, values and probabilities that have been formalized as decision theory. There's a neural calculus going on, but one that is far from the small world of even our most sophisticated models and mathematics. Fundamentally, The brain is a functioning part of a bigger system that includes other brains and a real environment that feeds a network of meaning and physical complexity that can't be captured in the static numbers we use for computation.


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Hello Lovlies, I am hoping you all had a safe and lovely holiday season. I know some of you have sent me msgs asking why I have not been back on my blog. Do not worry all is well, everyone is safe and I will be back to normal posts soon. I recently started a… Continue reading Welcome 2019 & Quick Update
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Hello Beauties, I am positive if you read the title then you know I am here to talk about the Tarte brand Tarteist Pro to Go palette that a lot of us received in our fall Fab Fit Fun box. I am going to be honest. When I opened my Fab Fit Fun box and… Continue reading Tarteist Pro To Go Palette (Tarte)- Fab Fit Fun
Foreo Luna Fofo … Worth it?
Hello Everyone! So I know this post is long overdue, but I can honestly say I was on the fence about writing it for a long time. I guess I just decided to go ahead and do it. Now if you have read a couple of my old blog posts before the revamp you may… Continue reading Foreo Luna Fofo … Worth it?
Under the Cupboard Potions: Shower Souffle
Hello, Lovelies, Sorry I have been MIA. I wanted to make sure that I had a chance to thoroughly test this product before posting about it. I was recently introduced to a small local Canadian bath company called "Under The Cupboard Potions" by my best friend// sister in law. ((Check her out Here!)) Naturally, with… Continue reading Under the Cupboard Potions: Shower Souffle
Love It or Lose It: Essence Volume & Stylist Lash Extension Mascara
When I first saw this mascara I knew I had to buy it. Lash fibres, 18-hour wear and under $5, seemed way to go to pass over.I've used it since about last month and I think I am finally ready to pass judgement. This mascara has fibres in it, you can definitely see them in… Continue reading Love It or Lose It: Essence Volume & Stylist Lash Extension Mascara
My skincare Secret: Sudocrem
Hello everyone, As you all know I have sensitive, combination, acne prone skin with mild eczema flare-ups from time to time. So it's time I share my best-kept skin secret...Sudocrem! Sudocrem is an over-the-counter antiseptic, antifungal, antibacterial and anesthetic healing cream mainly used for nappy rash (or "diaper sores"). Since it contains a water-repellent base,… Continue reading My skincare Secret: Sudocrem


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There's hacking, then there's hacktivism. There's malware, then there's Android Trojans like the latest "threat" discovered by Symantec. Android.Walkinwat is like the Batman of mobile malware–a rogue vigilante seeking justice through means that also skirt legality, but for a good cause, PCWorld reports. The purpose of Android.Walkinwat is not to take control of your Android smartphone, compromise your personal data, or steal your bank account information. In fact, if you haven't done anything wrong, you have nothing to fear from Android.Walkinwat. But, if you have a habit of downloading pirated Android apps rather than paying for the legitimate version, you might run into this Trojan…
Hacktivist Android Trojan designed to fight app piracy
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I'm a big believer in resolutions. I like the fresh-start aspect of the whole thing, taking time at the beginning of a new year to take stock of the previous year and plan with intention the coming months.
I don't buy into the notion that resolutions are about counting one's deficits or setting oneself up for failure. Rather, I think they are an opportunity to live more intentionally, to be more present, and to see every day as a chance to be a little bit better, whatever that means.
I used to post my goals and bucket list on the blog every year on January 10th. You can check out past years here. This year I wasn't blogging on January 10th, so I'm sharing what I wrote back in the first of the year today, on April 5th. We're almost a quarter of the way through 2018 so what better time to reflect?
I usually pick five or six overarching goals for the year, things that I want to continually work on but that don't necessarily have a finish line. Yes, I could say I want to lose 10 pounds, but once I do that, then what? No, what I really want is to cultivate a healthy lifestyle, one that is good for my body and my mind. That doesn't have a finish line, that's forever.
2018 Goals:
- Continue to exercise regularly. Set new physical goals to curtail boredom and to stay excited.
- Begin and foster a daily creative practice. Make it as regular and as necessary as exercise.
- Practice perspective. Be slower to anger, to judge. Be empathetic and extend more grace.
- Be present. Live life as it's happening, rather than constantly looking forward to the Next Big Thing.
- Stay involved in and informed about causes that matter to me. Action breeds hope.
- Take more time for rest and play. Give yourself a break, even when the to-do list doesn't get done. Especially when the to-do list doesn't get done.
Every month I take a moment to assess how I did in these areas, asking myself honest questions. Did I excel? Did I try something new or a find creative way to solve a problem? Did I fall behind and if so, what can I do to get back on track? There is bound to be some ebb and flow in these overarching goals, and that's okay, I think. That's how lasting change happens.
My bucket list is where I list all of the things I want to do in the year, things that have a finish line, things that can be crossed off and put away. Some are recurring from year to year, like "visit a state I haven't been to" or "see a concert." Those are always fun things to keep at the forefront of my mind. Some are annoying, lingering tasks that I've been putting off and am sick of thinking about, like "ordering new glasses." Some are just for the heck of it, just to see if I can, and those are my favorite to cross off.
2018 Bucket List:
Create a 2017 photo book with pictures taken throughout the year.Done! January 2018
- Create our wedding video/slideshow
- Go to a state I've never been to
Go on a girls trip with MomDone! March 2018
- Grill pizza outside
- Go to a concert or comedy show
Frame and hang all of our art and printsDone! January 2018 Go on vacation with KDone! April 2018. And probably (hopefully!) a few more!
- Visit Boston
- Do a perfect chaturanga (This)
Work through The Artist's Way.Done! March 2018 Vote.Done! March 2018. And will again in November! Find a doctor and get a physical.Done! February 2018 Order new glasses.Done! February 2018 Find an aesthetician and get skin back on trackDone! January 2018. And ongoing.
This list is a great thing to chip away at each month. I like to reference it at the beginning of each month when I'm setting things up in my Bullet Journal and pick 2 or 3 to try to achieve. This keeps me focused and intentional, and also makes sure that I'm not looking at a list of unaccomplished things come December. That's a bummer.
So that's my year, I hope! Soon I'll share some tips I've found that help me keep resolutions and make progress towards goals, but in the meantime, do you set intentions for the year? If so, what are you focusing on this year? How are you doing? This is one of my favorite topics, so let's chat!


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Though the wine world has lost much of its perceived pretension, there's still plenty of pomp and circumstance surrounding certain selections. Incredible opportunities to taste the most exclusive and expensive wines in the world exist, but still, the number one question all wine lovers obsess over remains, "What the heck do I drink on a Tuesday night?"
To those thirsty readers, we say welcome to Wine Enthusiast's Top 100 Best Buys of 2016. We've selected our favorite budget-friendly gems from 17 countries and more than 30 grape varieties to create the most diverse, exciting and accessible shopping list around. For those new to wine or simply looking to step out of their comfort zone, this list can provide guidance for exploring different wine styles, varieties or regions without breaking the bank.
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Born in Tulle, France but raised in the Republic of South Africa, Serge Belamant did not know that his name would dominate business journals when he grew up. As a young boy, he grew with others in his South Africa neighborhood, enjoying what his father would bring home from work. His birth name is Serge Christian Pierre Belamant, which he was given in 1953.
Pierre was active in school with studies as well as co-curricular activities. He was known to be active in rugby, athletics, and took part in mathematics and science clubs. Because of his exemplary behavior, he was the house captain for the science club and the school's head prefect.
When he was in his late teenage life, Serge Belamant joined the university. Although he studied two universities namely Witwatersrand University and the University of South Africa (UNISA), Christian did not concentrate on one area. He studied engineering, applied mathematics, computer science, and information systems. These interests could later help him become one of the most accomplished tech nerds in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies.
Life after school was not easy for Pierre who had to look for jobs at the age of 22. Nonetheless, he landed a job as an app developer and IT expert working for Matrix and Finite. While working for these two companies, Christian developed an application that was used in the whole Republic of South Africa to determine and control dam water levels.
Serge Belamant moved to different companies where he helped them develop various applications that could serve various interests. At one point, Pierre worked for the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR). Here, Serge designed ingenious computer models that were used on different projects that were being run by CSIR.
Greatest Achievement
Serge's greatest achievement came in 1995. This time, Pierre had just formed his company Net1 Technologies, a startup he used to create various Funds Transfer System apps (FTS) and Universal Electronic Payment Systems (UEPS). Although governments, banks, financial institutions, and private investors now use this software, it took Belamant many years to convince them to use it.
In that year, Serge Belamant worked for Visa to develop a Chip Offline Pre-authorized Card (COPAC) that uses both FTS and UEPS technology. To date, this technology has been the pivot of all cryptocurrency transactions all over the world. Click here to learn more


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Tuesday, May 05, 2009
Colin Powell on the GOP
With all due respect to General Powell, many people think that the reason the GOP lost the last election is because we selected a candidate who, if he was any more "center," would have been Democrat!
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- Jason said...
I'm not sure if I agree with that assessment. We lost the last election because of Bush, Obama was a much younger and more charismatic candidate, and because of the economy. Not to mention the heavy media onslaught on Palin and conservatives in general.
I think also McCain's campaign was sloppy, handled like a carbon copy of the Bush campaign, and sending mixed messages of Conservativism when he himself in past years wasn't that conservative.
As much as both ultra liberals and conservatives don't want to hear this, America appeals to more centrist leaning candidates. That's partially why Ronald Reagan was so popular, and also why Bill Clinton was so popular. For the most part, besides their usual bent they tried to move to the center as much as politically possible. I think McCain has this centrist appeal, but he didn't hone in on it because his campaign was trying to make him into another Bush.
With that said, I think Colin Powell is wrong. The Republican party needs to stick to its guns on Conservativism, but it also needs to allow its party members to be able to make decisions that might in certain situations not align exactly with the party. That's why McCain was appealing because he made his best judgments towards things rather than being a puppet in the grand scheme of the "master".
- Jason said...
I like McCain. I follow him on Twitter and many of the things he says I think you would agree with and seem to very much align with Conservative political values. But I also admire that he is willing to make decisions that might not be within that realm if he feels they are the best solution. Even if I don't agree.
Anyway, just my thoughts.
- St.Lee said...
Wait a minute ...are you telling me that McCain isn't a Democrat? How did I miss that?
Oh yeah, now I remember ....the way you can tell McCain is a Repuplican is by the way the media treated him AFTER he won the nomination!
BTW I noticed that I spelled Republican wrong in that last sentence, but after looking at it I decided it might be better than the correct spelling.


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Apple didn't just buy a line of headphones and a streaming music app when it bought Beats in 2014 for $3 billion.
It also acquired a full-blown pop-star promotion operation.
Led by Apple Music boss Jimmy Iovine and Larry Jackson, head of original content at Apple Music, it's throwing immense resources at big-time musicians, Rolling Stone reports.
One of the big projects that Apple Music is doing is that it's funding scores of music videos and concert documentaries. (Apple's also trying to nail down streaming exclusives.)
In the past year, Apple has actually paid for several very high-profile videos, from stars like Drake, Taylor Swift, and Eminem.
And as it turns out, the music videos being made with Apple's money are pretty cool — and sometimes edgy. In one example, Apple CEO Tim Cook even weighed in a video made by singer M.I.A. about refugees.
Take a look:
What's notable is that M.I.A. takes pride in pushing boundaries, like a good pop star. Apple notoriously likes to avoid controversy, but the Borders video passed muster. Maybe Cook liked the intro, which has a pro-Apple chorus: "We'dom smart phones/Don't be dumb!"
The lyrics of "Borders" have some more incisive social commentary:
Borders (What's up with that?) Politics (What's up with that?) Police shots (What's up with that?) Identities (What's up with that?) Your privilege (What's up with that?)


text: hi i have problems understanding how to accomplish the things you say to do...would it be possible to out line steps to follow in amanner that a neophyte like me can understand. iwould really appreciate any help i can get.. thanx, cyrilwilliams at msn.com............... ----- Original Message ----- From: Jon R. Kibler To: list at dshield.org Sent: Sunday, October 05, 2003 12:16 PM Subject: [Dshield] Protection against spammer dictionary attacks We have seen a big jump in the number of dictionary attacks against our mail system in the past few days. I don't know if it is just the domains we manage, or whether it is more widespread. However, I thought I would pass on a schema that we use to limit the impact of such attacks. These options are specific to sendmail, but most MTAs have similar configuration options. These attacks typically try to send to 10 to 50 recipients per envelope. Our strategy is two-fold: 1) Slow down the rate at which the spammer can attempt to harvest addresses. 2) Clog up the spammer's queue and/or confuse their address harvester program. The sendmail options we use to accomplish this are: > define(`confBAD_RCPT_THROTTLE',`2')dnl > define(`confMAX_RCPTS_PER_MESSAGE',`5')dnl The first option says that after 2 bad recipients in a given envelope, sendmail will wait 1 second after each 'RCPT To:' before responding. Thus, instead of being able to slam 50 or so probes into our mail system in less than a second, it would drag out such probes for almost a minute. This both reduces the load on our MTA and slows down how fast the spammer can collect email addresses (probably by about 2 orders of magnitude!). The second option limits the number of recipients per envelope. After 5 recipients are received per envelope, the rest are temp failed. (Note: This does not limit the number of "To: recipient"s, etc., it only limits the number of recipients your mail server will process in a single attempt to send a message.) For legitimate senders, this has minimal impact: if a sender tries to send to more than 5 recipients on your mail system at one time, the first 5 receive the message immediately, and the other experience a slight delay while the message is requeued. However, for spammers, this option causes one of three things to occur on their address harvester: 1) All the temp failed addresses are queued for later retry (which really slows down the spammer). Whereas this will cause some additional load on your MTA should the spammer's software actually retry these addresses, we find that retries seldom occur in reality. 2) The spammer uses a 'dumb' address harvester that treats the temp fail as a permanent error, and the addresses that are temp failed are judged to be bogus addresses. 3) The spammer uses an even dumber address harvester that cannot handle temp fails, and their harvester dies. Of course, it is needless to say, no one should ever use a common name for an email address (like joe at ...) -- unless, of course, the address is intended as spam bait. Anyway, just some thoughts on protecting yourself against one form of email address harvesting. Hope someone finds them useful. Jon R. Kibler Chief Technical Officer A.S.E.T., Inc. Charleston, SC USA (843) 849-8214 ================================================== Filtered by: TRUSTEM.COM's Email Filtering Service http://www.trustem.com/ No Spam. No Viruses. Just Good Clean Email.


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FEBRUARY 22, 2017: Second Meeting of S'17
October 17, 2016: Third meeting
SEE Alumna Brittney Gandy-Knox will be visiting MOSS to speak about her path to receiving an Executive MPH from Drexel University and her experience working in administration for Kaiser Permanente. Join us and find out more about the field of public health and its application to the medicine.
Our meeting will be Monday, October 17, 2016 in Humboldt Room 109 at 4:30 PM.
(Another reminder to all members, please remember to pay your membership fees! All fees go towards providing you with snacks and club shirts. Fees are $10 for the semester or $15 for the academic year.)


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First and foremost my apologies for the lack of posts over the last month, as I was under the weather briefly and restructuring several aspects of my businesses, but I'm back!!! Today I had the pleasure of being a featured speaker at the 4th annual Ultimate Women's Expo at the Courtyard by Marriott on the topic of Dress For Success. The event turned out to be a great success and I was able to impart my take on looking and feeling your personal best! Check out my look below:
Dress: Isaac Mizrahi New York (click HERE)
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text: TAIWAN EXPO is coming to Viet Nam once again on July 26-28, 2018, and is being held at the Saigon Exhibition & Convention Center (SECC), Hall A2. We welcome you to experience Taiwan's latest smart-tech, eco-friendly and lifestyle-oriented products. The 2017 Expo attracted 24,000 awe-struck consumers and trade participants who experienced illuminating pavilions such as Taiwan Excellence, Food Processing Machinery, and Green Design & Technology. The Expo brought together both Vietnamese and Taiwanese visitors, strengthening bilateral trade relations and sealing deals amounting to US$27 million in potential business. In addition, the Expo aims to promote cooperation between Taiwanese institutions and businesses, and their Vietnamese counterparts. Indeed, the event aspires to establish solid bilateral relations between the two sides by deepening collaboration and diversifying their areas of cooperation. A number of themed pavilions will enable the Vietnamese public to experience Taiwan's eco-friendly products and smart-tech industry including: Taiwan Excellence, Green Products, Taiwan Smart City, Taiwan Healthcare, Digital Commerce, Taiwan Orchids, Taiwan Tourism and Taiwan Bubble Tea. Other highlights embrace industries such as Sports & Health, Beauty Care, Home Products, ICT Products, Electrical Equipment, Agriculture, Food & Beverage, Environmental Equipment, and Education & Business Services. Moreover, the show provides an outstanding opportunity for everyone to experience Taiwan from a wide range of perspectives. TAIWAN EXPO 2018 in Viet Nam at a Glance 7 Theme Pavilions 8 Exhibit Areas 1. Taiwan Excellence Pavilion 2. Green Products Pavilion 3. Taiwan Smart City Pavilion 4. Taiwan Healthcare Pavilion 5. Digital Commerce Pavilion 6. Taiwan Tourism… [Read full story]


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Denise Morin has emergency surgery for a detached retina. Why can't she get a refund for her plane ticket from American?
Question: I need your help. I booked a flight and car through Travelocity recently. A few days after that I found out I had to have major eye surgery. My retina was torn very badly. Surgery was a must; [otherwise] I could have been blind. I had to have a gas bubble put behind my eye to hold the retina in place and was told I could not fly for three months.
I asked for paperwork for medical information, and my ophthalmologist gave me a note explaining I had had retina surgery and a gas bubble and was not able to fly.
I called Travelocity and they refunded the rental car, but they said American Airlines wouldn't budge on my flight. It wasn't like I planned on having a torn retina.
I do not like to fly, and the only reason I planned this trip is because my granddaughter graduated from high school second in her class, and it was the only thing she has ever asked of me. She wanted me there.
American said I could use my ticket within a year, but this is not acceptable for me. I asked if I could use it for one of my sons to come here, and I was told no.
I reached out to American's customer service department by certified mail and didn't get a response either time. I think they should have at least responded as I gave them my phone number and address.
I am not good with computers and have a large problem finding my way around them. My daughter fixed me up with this connection.
Will you please help me get my refund?–Denise Morin, Summerland Key, Fla.
Answer: Losing your sight must have been scary. It would be dangerous to fly with a gas bubble in your eye. Once you had medical treatment to reattach your retina, you deserved compassion from your airline and online travel agency. Instead, it seemed as though American ignored you.
Or did it? American actually promised to send you a refund, but the check never came.
So what's going on? You admit that you are not computer-literate and were unable to post to our forums. You did find the American executive contacts on our website and sent several certified letters.
American's website gives the following information about refunds:
Some tickets are non-refundable. If you have a refundable ticket, American will issue a refund as follows:
•If the ticket is totally unused, the full amount paid will be refunded.
•If the ticket is partially used, the refund will be the difference between the fare paid and the fare for the transportation actually used as determined by the applicable rules.
In addition, if the ticket to be refunded is no longer valid for transportation, an administrative service charge will be assessed upon refund of the ticket. This service charge will be collected by deducting the applicable service charge from the amount which otherwise would be refunded. Tickets will be refunded only to the person named on the ticket as passenger, except that:
1.Tickets purchased with a credit card will be refunded only as a credit to the credit card account,
2.Tickets issued against a prepaid ticket advice will be refunded only to the purchaser, and
3.Tickets issued against a government transportation request will be refunded only to the government agency which issued the transportation request
You emailed our advocates, and we got in touch with our contacts at American. They let us know that your refund was sent to your online travel agency, Travelocity. They stated that Travelocity paid American for your ticket and, as noted on their website (I think this is what point # 2 means), they refund to the purchaser.
Travelocity's website promises you can "Change plans with no change or cancellation fees from Travelocity." With that guarantee, we would expect that your refund would have happened without our intervention.
We contacted Travelocity, and they refunded your money to you.
Travelocity should have seen that they were not entitled to keep your refund, but we were glad to open their eyes.


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Retired cop, family for booked abetting daughter-in-law's suicide
TNN, Oct 11, 2010, 11.22pm IST
RAJKOT: A retired policeman and two of his family members were booked on Monday for abetting the suicide of his daughter-in-law, who ended her life here on Sunday.
Police said victim Manchhaba Jadeja committed suicide by hanging herself from the ceiling of her house in Rameshwar Park in Railnagar area. The victim's father in-law Dilubha Jadeja, retired assistant sub-inspector, had informed the city police control room about the incident. The investigation was handed over to Pradyumannagar police station.
Manchhaba's family created a ruckus at the civil hospital when her body was brought for postmortem. Ranjeetsinh Parmar, Manchhaba's brother has alleged in his police complaint against her husband and in-laws that his sister was being physically and mentally tortured for not bringing Rs 50,000 as dowry. This forced her to take the drastic step, he has alleged.
Dilubha, his son Lakhdhirsinh and wife Ansoyaba have been named as accused in the complaint and have been booked on the charge of abetment to suicide, said assistant sub-inspector T J Mishra of Pradyumannagar police station.


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The person had alot of money
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Do women like it when men vomit?
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Facebook owned photo social media site Instagram and event ticketing solution Eventbrite have announced a new partnership to turn visual discovery in to tickets. With over 200 million daily active users Instagram has become an incredibly powerful platform for influencing people. Starting today Eventbrite event organisers can include a "Get Tickets" button on their profile page of their Instagram business account. The tie up will make it easier for users to register for events and learn more about upcoming shows.
Eventbrite is the first live events ticketing partner, this is a global first for the event software following a similar tie up on Facebook, Instagram's owner.


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Fans of Zacatecas, a popular Riverside restaurant for more than a half century, have an option in Banning for the same great Mexican food.
The family enterprise is temporarily closing while moving its longtime University Avenue restaurant in Riverside to a nearby location.
Fortunately, Jon and Vicky Medina opened their second location in downtown Banning more than a year ago. The Medinas made the enterprising move to open at 374 E. Ramsey St., across from the Banning Justice Center. It is a beautiful court facility that opened last year.
RELATED: Zacatecas in Riverside packed prior to move
The Medinas knew they would have a customer base of hungry judges, lawyers, jurors and court employees who already knew about Zacatecas in Riverside.
Now they have the potential of serving their faithful customers who miss the original restaurant so much during the move in Riverside that they just might drive to the San Gorgonio Pass. The food in Banning is exactly as great.
The Banning Zacateccas is open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays and 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekends.
With Valentine's Day less than three weeks away, I welcome stories from couples about unusual, touching, funny and fateful ways they met. I will share these tales on Feb. 14, the holiday of romance.
The way I met Francie Pratte, my bride for 38 years, is an an example. I'm counting on readers to beat it.
My dog Stiegl, an overly rambunctious Lab mix, introduced me to Francie while behaving badly when we attended the University of Portland.
Francie was on campus walking her roommate's hyper-active Irish setter named Damascus. The setter playfully carried a Frisbee on a rare sunny day in Oregon.
Francie tossed the Frisbee for Damascus.
Stiegl, performing like a Denver Broncos defensive back, sped toward the flying disc, intercepted it in the air and was off.
It took several sprints before I chased him down and returned the Frisbee to Francie.
We chatted for a bit. Less than three years later, thanks to the mischievous mutt, we were married.
Stiegl moved with us from Portland to Bend, Oregon to Snow Creek Village near Palm Springs as I changed newspaper jobs.
Stiegl lived until 1984. We miss him. We always will remember how he introduced us.
So please top our story. Email accounts of unusual or humorous way to firstname.lastname@example.com or mail to Bob Pratte, 3400 Wentworth Drive, Hemet, CA 92544.
Humorous church signs continue to be sent my way by readers. I welcome more.
Marlene Doyle of Beaumont posted a great sign while working at the La Verne Church of the Brethren.
It read: "Sign broken, message inside."
Diane Poyzer of Redlands spotted one of her favorites in the scalding Arizona desert community of Ehrenburg on the way to Lake Havasu in the summer.
The sign read: "If you think it's hot here …"
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The shade has the remains of a gold and green paint finish. Much of this has been worn off but what is left has great patina.
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Our lights are wired to order. Please allow approximately 10 working days from placing of order to despatch.
Supplied with 1 metre of matching chain and a simple hooked ceiling plate.
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Miss me? We had a very busy end of summer in our house, and I am teacher so September is crazy, but I think the real deal is I need to figure out how blogging fits into everyday life. I have summers off, and every year I think "I'll have so much time for -----", but the reality is I'm a stay at home mom for the summer, and many of you know how much "free time" comes out of that gig.
But anyway...
I made a dress!
I had to promise myself I'd wear dresses more before I made another one. I promise I will! I have to remember that they are comfortable and easy to throw on. I think I always feel dressed up in them, and I do need to be able to sit on the floor at school, but really, I'm getting used to it.
I've also realized that the fitted-on-top-loose-on-bottom look is very good for me. I'm 1-2 sizes smaller in the bust and waist than I am in the hips, so this style works well!
The dress is the Angie dress from Sis Boom. I picked it because it is easy and quick, and I'm up for the almost instant gratification it promised. No zipper, no buttons! The dress just pulls on over your head.
It's a PDF download, and I liked that only the bodice pieces needed to be printed- only 8 pages! Measurements were given for the skirt.
I started with the large (12-14) but that was way too tight so I had to go up to an extra large. Even then I left the back darts unsewn to add more room. The bodice was also very short on me, like baby doll dress height, so I decided to add a band at the waist to bridge the gap between where I was and where I wanted to be (if only it was always that easy!!). For my next dress I am going to lengthen the bodice about an inch and a half.
Construction was very easy. This dress would work well as a first dress for an experienced beginner. The neck and arm holes are finished with bias tape, and it's not lined (but it would be easy to underline).
I wore it to work today and received a ton of compliments. One of my students said I should wear dresses more often, because they look nice on me. I think I should too!
Pattern- Angie Dress by Sis Boom http://www.sisboom.com/store/patterns/angie-dress-pdf-pattern-for-women/
Fabric- some kind of cotton blend from Goodwill
Notions- 1/2 inch single-fold bias tape
Wearability- moderate
Repeatability- high! I already have a chambray one planned!
Audiobook- The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater (young adult fiction)
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Mint most certainly does NOT mean warped - would you accept a new album in such condition? The seller owes you a refund, plain and simple.
Dilemma of Warped LPs - is seller liable?
Believe it or not, there are several Ebay workshops on this subject.
Basically, you can insist on the seller taking it back for a refund under one or both of two criteria:
1.) If it's obvious that the record was poorly packed (didn't arrive in a proper "box type" media mailer.)
2.) If the seller graded it using the Goldmine system, in which case the seller should have given it an "F" which is the "trash" category. If it received anything higher, the seller was misrepresenting.
Most sellers, especially large volume sellers don't want negative feedback, and would just as soon take it back (some just say keep it and give you a refund anyway!) This is especially true if the total cost including postage was under $25 -- it's just not worth the bad press to them. Additionally, most sellers don't test-play records, and it's sometime not obvious visually that a record is warped, so they'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
I can't even count how many LPs I have bought brand new sealed that have come out of the packaging warped--dozens and dozens--a handful have been unplayable. It was so bad fron one local store that that after returning many and getting more warped vinyl in exchange, I have been hardcore boycotting them for a couple years now. I think they and their distributors were both being idiots about storing them. This store certainly wasn't the only source for bad vinyl--most distros leave vinyl sitting in hot trucks, I'm sure.
This is a sore spot for me too living in Texas. Nearly every album I buy from local stores is warped to some degree. Most are still playable, but it still bothers me. I'm also in the wine business and deal with this regularly from distributors trying to sell cooked wine. Just last month I was talking with a trucking company that regularly delivers wine to Austin in the summer and they admitted they never use refrigerated trucks. That means the wine is transported thru Death Valley at who knows what temp with no real protection. Either way I think it's bad business and tries to take advantage of people. I don't think the local record stores and wine distributors like me too much but until they start taking their own business more seriously I don't care. However, with Ebay, and a sealed album, I'd have some trouble expecting a refund from a small private seller that had no way to know if the album was warped. A big store on Ebay I would expect more help from. Personally, if I sold a sealed album to someone and it turned out warped I would refund their money with no issues as otherwise, no matter what my good intentions were, I sold a product that was not what they were expecting. I wouldn't feel right about that.
I purchased a tull record for $65.00 from a large seller on ebay that was sealed. He even puts in his ads that because the record was sealed he gives no warranty and you can't return it. Ebay did not agree with the seller and forced him to refund my $65.00. Get your money back. I would also like to agree with some of the other posts. Many sellers give you the refund.
Just because "I had to have it" I paid, with shipping, nearly $90 or so for an "excellent" copy of Tull's "Stand Up" 1st edition pink Island label UK pressing. Turned out it has audible surface noise, no matter how many times I wet vac it.
Debatable whether it sounds any better than my U.S. Reprise label early pressing.
All in all, buyer beware with ebay used records out of the UK.
I always ask the seller if the record is open if he has a turntable would he put it on and verify if it is warped or not. Yeah I know but today a turntable is not an item many people still have in this digital age(sad)and if he tells you it is not warped and it arrives warped then it could have been caused during shipping.You can't expect the seller to open a sealed copy ,it deminishes the value of the recording. If it is an album you covet and have been searching for a while( took me 20 years to find a sealed copy of Master Apprentice) then over night shipping is the only way.If you have a record delivered overnight or next day and it is warped then demand a refund. If you purchase a record at a music store ask them if they they have a turntable to check what you are buying is not warped. At least take it out after purchase and lay it on the inside sleeve on their counter to tell if it is warped beyond play. If it is warped beyond play ask for another one. Tell them they have an option to keep opening copies ( if it is a current release) until you find a no warped record or until you get a refund. Beware record stores CANNOT RETURN RECORDS TO MANUFACTURE they are stuck with what they buy. This protects BOTH parties because if the record leaves the store unwarped and lands on your turntable warped then you caused it by leaving it in the sun or whatever. As far as surfave noise some sellers offer to clean the record for a nominal fee and you can't expect them to play every record they sell. Let's get real these people find these records at swap meets,thrift stores,record stores,garage sales,estate sales etc. There trying to turn a profit that's why they are on Ebay.


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Flow Free 4+
Fun and Relaxing Brain Puzzle
Big Duck Games LLC
- #22 in Board
- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases
Flow Free® is a simple yet addictive puzzle game.
Connect matching colors with pipe to create a Flow®. Pair all colors, and cover the entire board to solve each puzzle. But watch out, pipes will break if they cross or overlap!
Free play through hundreds of levels, or race against the clock in Time Trial mode. Gameplay ranges from simple and relaxed, to challenging and frenetic, and everywhere in between. How you play is up to you. So, give Flow Free a try, and experience "mind like water"!
*** Flow Free features ***
* Content
- Over 2,500 free levels available in Free Play mode, and new Daily Puzzles every day!
- 10 different board sizes
- Free Classic, Bonus, Bridges, Mania, Extreme, and Jumbo level packs
- Additional level packs available for purchase
* Challenge
- Game Center achievements as you solve levels and complete packs
- Track your completion of each level in Free Play mode
- Strive for accuracy in Free Play using the fewest, most efficient moves
- Strive for speed in Time Trial for the most and fastest solves
- 20 scored Time Trial variants to choose from by board size and duration
* Look & Feel
- Smooth, polished touch interaction
- Colorful UI
- Fun sound effects
- Clean vector graphics and animations
- Labels available for color impaired players
What's New
Version 3.5
New Packs!
- New free Star Field Pack
- Jumbo Rectangle Pack is now free
- Jumbo Rectangle Pack 2 is now available for purchase or included with Unlock All Packs
- Various minor fixes and improvements.
Ratings and Reviews
My favorite game
I've played free flow for over a year now and am so excited about the latest updates that I've finally decided to write a review. This series of games is great for puzzlers who need a break from the big universe games that are super time intensive. Also, if you enjoy 1010 or BlockHexa, this is for you. The first few sets of some levels are laughably easy, but I use the easier levels to practice dexterity with my non-dominate hand and they are good for younger folks and days when I just want to unwind. Similar to Monument Valley and Euclidean Lands, the more complicated levels challenge your spacial orientation with warps, bridges, and walls. Even without those obstacles, some of the larger boards make it tough enough to be fun, but not obnoxiously impossible to solve. I also enjoy the challenge of going back to the puzzles that took me multiple attempts and re-solving them to get a perfect score. Thanks developers!!!
Free Flow Free
I've been playing this game in my free time for several years now. It's a great puzzle game to keep your mind sharp. I like to see how fast I can run through levels while I wait for my shiftly meeting. Each time I complete a level I say, "Byea." out loud. The guy next to me figured out what it meant after a couple weeks. The game has hours if not days of free puzzles, ranging from easy to very difficult. Occasionally I get stuck and move on for a bit, then come back to it later. Every time I think I've almost completed the entire game, the add a few level packs to the free game. The best thing though, the one thing I was worried about when I got a new phone was losing my progress in this game. But it was awesome, the game linked my progress to my Apple account. So I was able to pick up right where I left off.
Sure, there are adds. But I typically play offline. So they're not as bad.
I would like this game to be a bit more challenging for teenagers
I'm a teenager I like this game but I like to think that some of the levels are a bit too easy for me but I know it's meant for four year olds and up but I would like to see a new update of the app for older kids (such as myself) but I would also like it not to be too hard for younger kids but I know it is important for the creators to earn some sort of money from people playing this app but I really do think that if you can make it harder for teenagers (like me) to have a bit more of a challenge but like I said not too hard for younger kids but I really do like the app but if you could pleas (the creator) to make at least an update on this particular game so that older kids can have more of a challenge to have. And I like to solve these kind of puzzles but I would really like to see and update on this app.
- Seller
- Big Duck Games LLC
- Size
- Category
- Games
- Compatibility
Requires iOS 9.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
- Languages
English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese
- Age Rating
- Rated 4+
- Copyright
- © 2019 Big Duck Games LLC
- Price
- Free
- In-App Purchases
- 20 Hints $2.99
- 5 Hints $0.99
- Unlock All Packs and Remove Ads $3.99
Game Center
Challenge friends and check leaderboards and achievements.
Family Sharing
With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.


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With the last elected government bailing out after 49 days and the Capital under President's rule, state employees have, ostensibly, been taking it easy — showing up late for work.
In an effort to keep a check on latecomers and absentees, the administration has decided to activate a biometric system of attendance from Wednesday.
Sources in the government said that even as the biometric machines were installed a few weeks back, the process of recording the data of employees at the Delhi secretariat has been speeded up after complaints were received of staff turning up late for work.
The system will become fully operational by this week at the secretariat. Other departments will be linked soon. The mechanism is expected to cover approximately 100,000 employees.
"The system was expected to be in place nearly two months ago, but since there was no elected government, the process got delayed. Earlier, the AAP dispensation had decided to introduce the mechanism, but the process came to a halt after it quit office. At the same time, due to the model code of conduct, elections had become the priority. During this period, complaints were received about employees not showing up on time and leaving early," said a senior Delhi government official.
Sources in the administration said action would be taken against frequent latecomers, but the nitty-gritty of the penalties was still being worked out.
"We are looking at linking the biometric system to the salaries of the employees, and pay will be deducted if they continue to report late for work. The setup will help in increasing the output of workers," added the official.
Chief secretary of Delhi SK Srivastava had, earlier, held several meetings reviewing the status of the system, and had set April 20 as the deadline for activating it. The Public Works Department and the General Administration Department are carrying out the operations of installation and initiation of the setup.


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Right from the start I loved this book. You are thrown into the action from the beginning. The story is mostly told in the present with flashbacks of Amy's past. I think people who liked [a:Ann Aguirre|835348|Ann Aguirre|http://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1275442049p2/835348.jpg]'s Razorland series would love this book. It is action packed with a relatable main character. I read this book in one day, so that pretty much shows how much I liked it.Amy Harris was fourteen when They first came. The monsters are hideous, snarly, scary predators that are incredible fast with impeccable hearing. The monsters took everything from her, friends, family, a normal life. She has to adapt to survive. In one of the first flashbacks you see her having to venture out of her home for the first time to get food and her looking back thinking she should have died. She has to learn to kill to survive. She eventually finds a toddler in the grocery store and deliberates whether she should rescue her or leave the toddler to die, but saving herself. Luckily, she rescues the toddler and names her Baby.Baby is sweet, but mysteriously quiet. I enjoyed how Amy still told Baby fairy tales, which gave Baby something to believe in. Even during a post-apocalypse it was nice to think you can still get a Happily Ever After. Since Baby is only three when she is found she has no vocal skills and Amy develops an adapted version of sign language to use with Baby. I really liked that addition to the novel. I though it was something different that I haven't seen in the science fiction that I have read before. This way of communication probably saved them and allowed them to survive in silence for so long.After three years of surviving she and Baby are rescued and brought to New Hope. To be honest once they were rescued and brought to New Hope I kind of lost a bit of interest in the story. I think this was mostly because I really liked Amy's narrative of survival and it switched from survival to her adapting to society. I also didn't really like the introduction of the love interest. I think the book could have stood on its own without this. It has a great story about survival and adaption. It just always seems a love interest is thrown into YA science fiction.Overall, I thought this was a great debut for the author. It had a strong plot with interesting characters. There were some points that were predictable in the book. I guessed half the ending, but the other half I didn't really see coming. I can't wait for the author's next book.
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instagram is so fun. i think my favorite filter (is that the name for it?) is "earlybird"...
what's yours??
for some reason my samsung galaxy q phone can't get instagram? i found a lightbox app, but it's not quite the same... and i haven't figured out how to really use it yet..
anyone have any favorite apps or computer programs (free?) that they can share?
so here are a few from the last couple of months..


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Ms. Krasnyanskaya received her undergraduate degree from Baruch College where she majored in English Literature, and received her Juris Doctorate from Touro Law School, Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center. While in Law School, Ms. Krasnyanskaya completed a clinic in Family Law where she handled divorce, custody, and domestic violence matters for indigent clients and was the winner of a highly competitive Public Interest Fellowship where she worked as legal counsel for the LGBT Community. She also studied International and Comparative Law, abroad, in Moscow State University.
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We have an awesome term planned - we will be learning about science and the importance of design. We will be doing a science fair project and a piece of art for our Glenavon Art Expo. Another exciting thing is the year 5 + 6 sports field day.
So many awesome experiences to look forward to... watch this space for updates from Room 7 in term 3.