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The Samuel Pickman House, built in 1664, is one of the few structures remaining in Salem from the days of the witch trials. The Pickman House is part of the Peabody Essex Museum, and is next to the Salem Witch Memorial.
This print is part of the Salem Collection
Click here for a Field Guide to the Salem Witch Hunts
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Module 3: Hardware rental
Live interaction in an event hosted by WebApp or App requires three things:
- a sufficiently powerful, temporary WLAN (optionally with Internet connectivity)
- Devices for directing and facilitators (notebooks, tablet PC, etc.)
- Devices for participants
- Option 1: Participants use own devices (Bring-your-own-device – BYOD)
- Option 2: Participants use rental equipment (such as handhelds, tablets or notebooks)
According to the requirements of your event, teambits will check any existing WLAN infrastructure at the venue, if necessary, plan a temporary WLAN network and provide all necessary equipment for the network, directors, facilitators and participants upon request.
Further service modules
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The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1955
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1955 was awarded to Axel Hugo Theodor Theorell "for his discoveries concerning the nature and mode of action of oxidation enzymes."
Explore a new storytelling experience that celebrates and explores the contributions, careers and lives of the 19 women who have been awarded Nobel Prizes for their scientific achievements.
Explore prizes and laureates
Look for popular awards and laureates in different fields, and discover the history of the Nobel Prize.


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Nuvar's craft upholstery services are customizable to any product or application.
We can work with a wide range of durable and design-conscious fabrics to match your brand and set your products apart.
With personal attention and excellence of craft, Nuvar can customize upholstery orders in a variety of ways to suit the tastes of your clients and outpace all competition.


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Is there there a Grid View Widget that will enable me to display say 3 x 3 posts from either the latest feed or specific category.
Apparently the guys over at Rocketthemes neglected to mention that their demo theme was a hard coded (text widget) and that there is not widget that pulls the latest posts. Funny how the demo is nothing like the actually theme to you download (sounds like false advertising to me).
This is there demo theme
This is the site I've been working on.
I would like the latest post to look like this.
Is it possible for a widget to do this or do I have to get a code that will pull all latest posts in grid format on the front page.


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A slice of life
Combining the talents of world-class photographers, stylists and writers who serve as gentle tutors on their learning retreats, Lens & Larder run food and photography workshops where you get to hone your skills while lounging in some of Ireland's most beautiful heritage buildings. Soon to be featured in House & Garden magazine, it is the concept of Irish food writers and chefs Cliodhna Prendergast and Imen McDonnell. This recent workshop at Glin Castle (home to Catherine Fitzgerald and actor husband Dominic West no less), saw food blogger Mimi Thorisson as the hostess with the most.
Photography Cliodhna Prendergast for Lens & Larder ©


text: The Leu Gardens in Orlando are so beautiful! There are acres of lush gardens with gorgeous flowers and trees. Spanish moss is dripping everywhere. I suggest anyone who is visiting Orlando to visit the gardens. It was a nice, peaceful break from the insanity of the amusement parks. Enjoy these photos!


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Artketing: Gary Baseman for 1800 Tequila
Having recently collaborated with Coach for its Spring 2015 ready to wear collection, Los Angeles-based artist Gary Baseman has now designed a $2,000 decanter for the 1800 Tequila Colección. This is the second time Baseman has been commissioned to create a limited edition for the Mexican distiller. In 2011, he designed the "Luchador and Mermaid" bottle as part of the 1800 Essential Artist series bottle. Watch video below for more details on that first series. For this new project, Baseman returns to the mermaid figure, but instead of painting it on the bottle, this time he created a 3-D cartoon version in pewter that elegantly embraces the shape of the bottle for the 1800 Colección.
The artist, who has a traveling retrospective at the K11 Art Museum in Shanghai through March, is known for his pop art imagery, and his "Sirena Del Deseo" (sirene of desir) aims to exhibit his philosophy of "the beauty of the bitter-sweetness of life."
Only 40 decanters of the luxury tequila will be produced.
As first published on BlouinArtinfo.com


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Meeting rooms welcome Tallinn conferences with abundant space
The Park Inn provides 14 meeting rooms for Tallinn events, with the largest able to accommodate 380 people theater style. A total of 5 conference rooms can be found on the first floor, 7 on the second floor, and 2 on the top floors. Each meeting room provides a video projector, screen, flip chart, and markers. Free high-speed wireless internet is available throughout the hotel, making it easy to host corporate gatherings, conferences, banquets, weddings, fairs, and other events.
There is an opportunity to show vehicles in the hotel lobby and in front of the hotel. A maximum of 2 cars can be on display in the lobby, with a maximum vehicle width of 2 meters and a maximum weight of 2.5 tons. Up to 10 cars can be placed next to hotel entrance and in front of the hotel.
Key features
Meetings & Events facilities
Create new memories and easily entertain your guests when you have a birthday celebration, family reunion or holiday party at Park Inn by Radisson Meriton Conference & Spa Hotel Tallinn private party venues. Our professional event manager, chef and staff are on hand to ensure your event runs smoothly from start to finish and allows you to enjoy your occasion with family and friends.
We have prepared variety of menus starting from EUR 22 . However, we are happy to custom design a plated menu or buffet.
Event venues:
- Grand Panorama Hall, the room with a view - for up to 50 persons
- Restaurant Balalaika for up to 70 persons
- Restaurant Grand Tallinn for up to 110 persons
- A.H.Tammsaare Hall, the room with a view - for up to 110 persons
- White Hall for up to 120 persons
- K.J.Peterson Hall for up to 260 persons
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Wondering how to express my feelings.
In front of you, my words lose meanings.
With your every smile, you held me clueless,
Just as I am today searching for pieces.
Trying to understand, why you have so much of hatred?
Have you forgotten all our beautiful days? The world we created?
You not ready to let me come back to our home,
Shall I really understand your love for me is gone?
I don't want to disturb you or your space.
We shifted home together but this time I don't even have the address.
If your fine without me and doing okay mentally,
This is your choice helping me to see how selfish you can be.
I am feeling low today, trying to add pieces
I say me kissing you just like as always but was in dreams ehh!
Do I really miss you or it's just my feelings?
A part of me wants you & the other says it's all written.
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This is a poem about a person who is missing his wife badly. He is trying to recount his beautiful days. He does have few questions to ask to his wife. He is not ready to accept that his wife doesn't want him anymore. Finally he believes that whatever happens as per the destiny.................. If you like this kindly share and comment. Please subscribe for more beautiful poetry.


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At MSU Mankato, prepare to become a great engineer!
- Small class sizes with personal attention
- Practical, real-world class projects
- Faculty-taught courses
- Leadership opportunities on class project teams and in student organizations
- All Civil Engineering faculty are licensed professional engineers
- Interaction with local engineering firms and public agencies
- Scholarships!   Internships!
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Volunteer Newsletter Editor - Bury St Edmunds & Stowmarket Branch
- Recruiter
- Cats Protection
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds & Stowmarket Branch
- Salary
- Volunteer unpaid
- Posted
- 04 Jan 2019
- Closes
- 02 Apr 2019
- Ref
- Bury St Edmunds & Stowmarket Branch
- Interests
- Animal
- Hours per month
- 1 to 10 hours
- Expenses
- Unpaid
- Commitment
- Long Term
No matter how much, or how little time you have to give, your efforts WILL make a difference.' Bobby McGaffney, South Ayrshire branch.
How you will make a difference to cats and people:
By promoting the vision of Cats Protection and raising awareness of the activities and achievements of your local volunteer group through a regular newsletter, you will play an important role in keeping people in your area in the know about how Cats Protection are making a big difference in the lives of cats and kittens in need.
How volunteering for Cats Protection can make a big difference to you:
- You will get a lot of personal satisfaction and enjoyment from your volunteering role
- You will have the opportunity to make a real difference to cats and kittens in your community and across the UK
- You will be able to develop new skills, expand your knowledge and use your existing expertise
- You will meet new people, make new friendships and work as part of a dedicated team
- You will become a key member in the UK's largest feline charity
What the role involves:
- You will liaise with the group committee, local volunteers and, potentially, members of the public to source articles/pictures and to ensure that the newsletter covers all relevant information and that everyone gets their submissions in on time
- You will be responsible for editing the newsletter and work with the Publicity Team Leader to ensure that it promotes a positive and professional image of the charity, that the relevant permissions to use articles and photos have been sought and that content complies with Cats Protection policies and guidelines
- You will also be responsible for organising the printing and distribution of the newsletter, which may involve seeking local business partnerships to assist with costs if required
Skills and experience which are expected and/or can be developed in this role:
- Good organisational skills
- Creativity and excellent written communication skills
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Good IT skills and ability to use basic desktop publishing software
- Editorial experience would be an advantage
Time expectation:
This is a flexible, home based role and can be shared with other volunteers. Time expectation for this role will vary across our volunteer groups, your local contact will be able to provide more information.
How we will support you:
You will receive full training and support in your role. Your contact for this role will provide you with day to day support, guidance and direction and your staff contact will work with others to ensure you have a positive and enjoyable volunteering experience. We also have Volunteering, Communications and Branch Support teams who can provide you with guidance and information.


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Joint Statement From Senate Intel Committee: Trump Lied…AGAIN
Leaders of the U.S. Senate's Intelligence Committee released a joint statement on Thursday afternoon refuting the false accusations Donald Trump made about his predecessor. The committee's chair, North Carolina Republican Richard Burr, and Vice Chair, Virginia Democrat Mark Warner issued this joint statement: "Based on the information available to us, we see no indication that Trump Tower was the subject of surveillance by any element of the United States government either before or after Election Day 2016."
Since Trump's outlandish claims of having his Trump Tower phones wiretapped by President Obama, government officials on both sides of the aisle have encouraged him to retract or provide evidence to prove that the Obama administration orchestrated any such surveillance of Trump Tower. The White House refuses to walk back the falsehood, despite the apparent lack of information to prove his claim credible.
Less than two months into his presidency and Trump has shown a remarkable penchant for attacking what he perceives to be "Fake News." Yet, with every passing day, he less adept with distinguishing truth from fiction. If he continues to spread blatant, easily disproven falsehoods like, "My predecessor wiretapped me," then he will dig the trench of skeptics who believe his presidency is a farce, even deeper. Crying wolf is only suitable in children's books, someone should relay that message to the White House.


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DVD Release Date: November 24, 2009 (CBS DVD)
Number of Discs: 4
Number of Episodes: 36
Running Time: 71 hours, 22 minutes
Languages, Subtitles, Closed Captioning: English; Closed-Captioned
Special Features: Commentaries; Photo Galleries; Original Promos; Gag Reel; Patricia and Bob Crane Wedding Film; Bob's 8MM Home Videos; Clip from The Leslie Uggams Show; Clip from The Lucy Show; "Air Force Now" segments; Bob Crane U.S. Air Force recruitment spots; Bob Crane radio material; Werner Klemperer on The Pat Sajak Show; Extended pilot episode with intro; Clip from CBS' 1965 "Seven Wonderful Nights;" MAD Magazine parody; New Richard Dawson interviews; Werner Klemperer Emmy acceptance; Interview with Albert S. Ruddy, series co-creator; Hollywod Palace clip; German language episode
For those who want "nussing missing," the Kommandant's Kollection of Hogan's Heroes is the DVD set for you! The 27 disc set contains every single episode of the classic TV series Hogan's Heroes, unedited and remastered in high-definition, along with a nice selection of special features.
Hogan's Heroes is the series from the 60s that takes us back to World War II and Nazi Germany, where Colonel Robert Hogan (Bob Crane) and his "heroes" are taken as prisoners of war by German captors. But as serious as this may seem, it isn't serious it all. In fact, it is almost like a Gilligan's Island of military sitcoms. The Americans aren't exactly as much prisoners of war as they would appear to be, and are still fighting against the German forces right under the noses of the Germans.
Memorable Episodes / Notable Guest Stars:
The DVD set contains all 168 episodes of the series, but every single episode has already been released as part of a season set of the series. As each of these season sets have been previously reviewed, the episode selections from each set can be found in each of the following reviews:
Season 1 /
Season 2 /
Season 3 /
Season 4 /
Season 5 /
Season 6
Sadly, unlike far too many complete series DVD sets, this set suffers in the packaging department. I knew I was in trouble when I first opened the set and discs just started falling on the floor. I'll start with the basics. We have a standard slipcase that is about two inches thick with a plastic sleeve covering it. The slipcase itself has a red tinted cast photo, and the plastic sleeve has the series title on it. Inside the slipcase, we have six cardboard holders (one for each season) to hold the discs. And this is where the real problem comes in.
As I mentioned, discs fell out of the case as soon as I opened the package. Before I even begin to complain about the packaging itself, it is important to complain about the fact that the packaging process clearly did not secure the discs in the case in the first place. This can be a problem for DVDs in the transit process. Once I was able to open the packaging up and securely place all of the discs back in their appropriate place, they tended to stay secure in their place without any issues of concern. This is not the only concern that I have, though. Such cardboard sleeves are prone to causing scratches to discs with just normal use, and this packaging does concern me for that reason. Not only that, the cardboard sleeves used in this set are incredibly flimsy, and may have some difficulty standing the test of time. Each of the cardboard sleeves has a picture of one of the cast members on it (in black and white), and somewhere within the sleeve, there is a listing of all of the episodes on each disc in the set, along with original airdates. Sadly, there are no episode descriptions to be found anywhere. An episode booklet would have been a very nice addition to this set.
The disc artwork and breakdown of episodes is the same as in the individually released seasons, and you can refer to those reviews for details:
Menu Design and Navigation:
As these DVDs are essentially the same as the DVDs released for the season sets, the menus are the same for each corresponding season, which also means that the menus are NOT consistent throughout the set. The season one episodes on this set have rather boring menus, with just a main menu screen that has a snapshot of Bob Crane with all of the episode titles listed and a Play All option. There are no special effects or music on the first season discs at all. As we move into season two (the first of two seasons which Paul Brownstein produced for DVD), the menus become more interesting with siren sound effects, videos, and the theme song playing in the background of the main menu on each disc. These menus continue throughout all of seasons two through six, and are much nicer than the season one menus, although the effects are somewhat simplified in season six. Still, none of the sets contain any scene selection menus, though chapters are placed at the appropriate places in each episode.
Video and Audio Quality:
These episodes are said to be remastered for high-definition, and I have no reason to doubt that fact. Each and every episode on this set looks and sounds excellent, which is great for a series as old as this one. There are very minor issues such as color brightness and slightly low audio levels, but they really aren't issues that are going to stand out to most viewers. Basically, what you get is a clean and crisp picture with a great (although mono) audio track. It is important to note that while the series was in color, the first episode was actually in black-and-white. Each episode is also closed-captioned.
The episodes all appear to be unedited, running around 25 or 26 minutes per episode. The first two seasons even have the original "CBS presents this program in color" tag at the beginning of each episode. Exact runtimes are as follows:
Season 1:
Disc 1:
The Informer (26:37)
Hold That Tiger (25:27)
Kommandant of the Year (25:31)
The Late Inspector General (25:30)
The Flight of the Valkyrie (25:31)
The Prisoner's Prisoner (25:31)
German Bridge is Falling Down (25:28)
Disc 2:
Movies Are Your Best Escape (25:31)
Go Light on the Heavy Water (25:31)
Top Hat, White Tie and Bomb Sights (25:32)
Happiness is a Warm Sergeant (25:30)
The Scientist (25:31)
Hogan's Hofbrau (25:32)
Oil for the Lamps of Hogan (25:31)
Disc 3:
Reservations are Required (25:31)
Anchors Aweigh, Men of Stalag 13 (25:32)
Happy Birthday, Adolph (25:31)
The Gold Rush (25:32)
Hello, Zolle (25:33)
It Takes a Thief… Sometimes (25:31)
Disc 4:
The Great Impersonation (25:31)
The Pizza Parlor (25:29)
The 43rd, a Moving Story (25:32)
How to Cook a German Goose with Radar (25:29)
Psychic Kommandant (25:30)
The Prince from the Phone Company (25:31)
Disc 5:
The Safecracker Suite (25:29)
I Look Better in Basic Black (25:31)
The Assassin (25:31)
Cupid Comes to Stalag 13 (25:31)
The Flame Grows Higher (25:30)
Request Permission to Escape (25:30)
Season 2:
Disc 1:
Hogan Gives a Birthday Party (25:34)
The Schultz Brigade (25:36)
Diamonds in the Rough (25:37)
Operation Briefcase (25:38)
The Battle of Stalag 13 (25:39)
The Rise and Fall of Sergeant Schultz (25:36)
Hogan Springs (25:34)
Disc 2:
A Klink, a Bomb and a Short Fuse (25:38)
Tanks for the Memory (25:35)
A Tiger Hunt in Paris, Part 1 (25:04)
A Tiger Hunt in Paris, Part 2 (25:37)
Will the Real Adolf Please Stand Up? (25:38)
Don't Forget to Write (25:36)
Klink's Rocket (25:34)
Disc 3:
Information Please (25:40)
Art for Hogan's Sake (25:39)
The General Swap (25:36)
The Great Brinksmeyer Robbery (25:38)
Praise the Fuhrer and Pass the Ammunition (25:38)
Hogan and the Lady Doctor (25:39)
Disc 4:
The Swing Shift (25:36)
Heil Klink (25:39)
Everyone Has a Brother-in-Law (25:35)
Killer Klink (25:38)
Reverend Kommandant Klink (25:37)
The Most Escape-Proof Camp I've Ever Escaped From (25:36)
Disc 5:
The Tower
Colonel Klink's Secret Weapon
The Top Secret Top Coat
The Reluctant Target
Season 3:
Disc 1:
The Crittendon Plan (25:26)
Some of Their Planes are Missing (25:22)
D-Day at Stalag 13 (25:20)
Sgt. Schultz Meets Mata Hari (25:22)
Funny Thing Happened On the Way to London (25:22)
Casanova Klink (25:23)
Disc 2:
How to Win Friends and Influence Nazis (25:22)
Nights in Shining Armor (25:22)
Hot Money (25:23)
One in Every Crowd (25:22)
Is General Hammerschlag Burning (25:22)
A Russian is Coming (25:20)
Disc 3:
Evening of the Generals (25:24)
Everybody Loves a Snowman (25:23)
The Hostage (25:24)
Carter Turns Traitor (25:23)
Two Nazis for the Price of One (25:22)
Is There a Doctor in the House? (25:25)
Disc 4:
Hogan, Go Home (25:22)
Sticky Wicket Newkirk (25:22)
War Takes a Holiday (25:24)
Duel of Honor (25:25)
Axis Annie (25:23)
What Time Does the Balloon Go Up? (25:25)
Disc 5:
Lebeau and the Little Old Lady (25:10)
How to Escape from a Prison Camp Without Really Trying (25:23)
The Collector General (25:20)
The Ultimate Weapon (25:25)
Monkey Business (25:20)
Drums Along the Dusseldorf (25:12)
Season 4:
Disc 1:
Clearance Sale at the Black Market (25:33)
Klink vs. the Gonculator (25:28)
How to Catch a Papa Bear (25:28)
Hogan's Trucking Service ... We Deliver the Factory to You (25:30)
To the Gestapo with Love (25:32)
Man's Best Friend is Not His Dog (25:33)
Never Play Cards with Strangers (25:27)
Disc 2:
Color the Luftwaffe Red (25:33)
Guess Who Came to Dinner? (25:29)
No Names Please (25:32)
Bad Day in Berlin (25:32)
Will the Blue Baron Strike Again? (25:25)
Will the Real Colonel Klink Please Stand Up Against the Wall? (25:33)
Man in a Box (25:31)
Disc 3:
The Missing Klink (25:35)
Who Stole My Copy of Mein Kampf? (25:30)
Operation Hannibal (25:31)
My Favorite Prisoner (25:27)
Watch the Trains Go By (25:30)
Klink's Old Flame (25:30)
Disc 4:
Up in Klink's Room (25:31)
The Purchasing Plan (25:29)
The Witness (25:33)
The Big Dish (25:34)
The Return of Major Bonacelli (25:35)
Happy Birthday, Dear Hogan (25:32)
Season 5:
Disc 1:
Hogan Goes Hollywood (25:32)
The Well (25:21)
The Klink Commandos (25:31)
The Gasoline War (25:35)
Unfair Exchange (25:28)
The Kommandant Dies at Dawn (25:30)
Bombsight (25:30)
Disc 2:
The Big Picture (25:36)
The Big Gamble (25:34)
The Defector (25:23)
The Empty Parachute (25:34)
The Antique (24:55)
Is There a Traitor in the House? (25:30)
At Last-Schultz Knows Something (25:29)
Disc 3:
How's the Weather? (25:20)
Get Fit or Go Fight (25:30)
Fat Hermann, Go Home (25:31)
The Softer They Fall (25:31)
Gowns by Yvette (24:55)
One Army at a Time (25:31)
Disc 4:
Standing Room Only (25:32)
Six Lessons from Madame LaGrange (25:36)
The Sergeant's Analyst (25:20)
The Merry Widow (25:32)
Crittendon's Commandos (25:31)
Klink's Escape (25:29)
Season 6:
Disc 1:
Cuisine ŕ la Stalag 13 (25:12)
The Experts (25:14)
Klink's Masterpiece (25:07)
Lady Chitterly's Lover, Part 1 (25:10)
Lady Chitterly's Lover, Part 1 (25:11)
The Gestapo Takeover (25:07)
Disc 2:
Kommandant Schultz (25:11)
Eight O'Clock and All Is Well (25:11)
The Big Record (25:12)
It's Dynamite (25:08)
Operation Tiger (25:15)
The Big Broadcast (25:13)
Disc 3:
The Gypsy (24:16)
The Dropouts (25:11)
Easy Come, Easy Go (25:18)
The Meister Spy (25:16)
That's No Lady, That's My Spy (25:11)
To Russia Without Love (25:13)
Disc 4:
Klink for the Defense (25:11)
The Kamikazes Are Coming (25:14)
Kommandant Gertrude (25:14)
Hogan's Double Life (25:17)
Look at the Pretty Snowflakes (25:13)
Rockets or Romance (25:11)
Special Features:
The set includes several special features, some of which were included on previous releases and others which were not included on previous releases. I'll briefly go over the features that we have already seen on previous sets, and then go into more detail on the new special features.
Much of the previous special features can be found on the Season 2 set. Patricia Crane does a commentary on the episode "Hogan Gives a Birthday Party" and Robert Clary does a commentary track on "Art for Hogan's Sake." The remainder of the special features on this set can be found on Disc 5, including a gag reel edited by Bob Crane (5:23), wedding footage of Patricia and Bob Crane's wedding (7:17), Bob's 8MM home movies (5:56), CBS promos (1:50), JELL-O and Dream Whip commercial (2:17), appearance from The Leslie Uggams Show (2:17), a clip from Bob Crane's appearance on The Lucy Show (2:34), "Air Force Now" film segments (1:24), Air Force recruitment spots by Bob Crane (2:04), Bob Crane radio material (approx. 20 minutes), and a photo gallery. Details on each of these special features can be found on the Season 2 review.
There are a few more special features on the Season 3 set, including "Werner Klemperer on The Pat Sajak Show" (6:21), a photo gallery for the episodes "Sergeant Schultz Meets Mata Hari," "Everybody Loves a Snowman," and "LaBeau and the Little Old Lady," as well as a general series photo gallery. Details on each of these special features can be found on the Season 3 review.
The remaining special features are new to this set, and can be found with the season 6 DVDs on this set as a bonus disc. These begin with an extended version of the pilot episode, "The Informer" (33:19). This version of the pilot is mostly the same, but it includes additional footage and has an introduction that includes the cast of Gilligan's Island and My Three Sons. That alone makes it very interesting to watch. Next, we have two promos (1:01) that basically just advertise the show in general. I'm not sure if these are syndication promos or CBS promos, but they appear to be syndication promos. We also have a clip from "CBS' Seven Wonderful Nights" (5:33) from 1965 where we basically just have an extended promo for the series to preview the series. What is funny is that it talks about the series being in color, even though the first episode (as is shown in this footage) is in black and white. Next, we have clips from "Hollywood Palace" (4:50) that feature the cast of the series. This is pretty self-explanatory.
The next set of special features is all a bunch of Richard Dawson interviews, beginning with "The Early Days" (15:11), where he talks about the beginning of the series and the audition, and how the producers were looking for a British guy for one of the roles (let us not forget that he is indeed British!). "The Cast" (16:24) has Dawson going in depth on the cast of the series and his co-stars, and how everybody on the cast got along with one another. Finally, "Fond Memories" (13:02) gives Dawson an opportunity to discuss some of his greatest memories of doing the series. These interviews are very interesting to watch! Richard Dawson seems to have some very fond memories of the series, and it is obvious that he really enjoyed doing the series. It is just too bad that other cast members couldn't be included here.
Next, we have a photo montage of the series (2:35) with the theme song being performed in the background by Bob Crane and his band. It is basically exactly what it sounds like--a photo montage. We have two clips of Werner Klemperer at the Emmy Awards, from 1968 (1:28) and 1969 (1:51), accepting his own Emmy Awards. The 1969 one was more interesting, as it is more reminiscent of the modern Emmy Awards, with the Emmy being presented by Don Knotts. It is interesting to see how the tone of the awards changes just in one year! The 1968 one, presented in black and white, seems more like a formal awards ceremony, while the 1969 one feels more informal and friendly, much like the current Emmy Awards ceremony.
We also have "A Conversation with Albert S. Rudy, Co-Creator of Hogan's Heroes," (11:55) which is definitely interesting to see, but not so much as the Richard Dawson interviews. It probably has a lot to do with the fact that very few of us know who Albert S. Rudy is. For those that enjoy MAD Magazine parodies, there is a great one here: Hokum's Heroes from MAD Magazine! Basically, you go through each panel one by one to read the parody of the series. Finally, what show about Germans would be complete without a complete episode in German? We have that with the episode "The Safecracker Suite" (25:28), which you can watch in German or with German subtitles! Honestly, though, it feels more like a bad German soap opera than a sitcom. It is still a nice touch. There is even an introduction from Albert S. Ruddy (4:29).
I'll just say it just like the packaging says: there is "nussing" missing here! These special features are very impressive.
Final Comments:
To be perfectly honest, I never quite understood this series too well. I think that it is probably a series that you kind of have to watch it quite a bit to understand the humor of it. But regardless, there is a reason that it is one of the classic sitcoms that has stood the test of time, and it is obvious that there are many fans of the series out there that love this series. I believe that this set is perfect for those that love this series or just love military sitcoms in general. However, for anybody that already owns the season sets, it probably isn't worth replacing those with this set, as all you are really getting with this set is a single disc of special features. That isn't to say that the bonus disc is worthless. In fact, it is very nice, but it is just not worth the cost of replacing the season sets with this set. But I'm sure that there are many fans out there that have not been collecting this series at all on DVD, and for those fans, this is a great opportunity to enjoy a DVD set that is definitely a lot more than "nussing!"
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Barracoon, p.1
Zora Neale Hurston
Charlotte Mason
My Godmother, and the one Mother of all
the primitives, who with the Gods in Space is
concerned about the hearts of the untaught
But the inescapable fact that stuck in my craw, was: my people had sold me and the white people had bought me. . . . It impressed upon me the universal nature of greed and glory.
—Zora Neale Hurston, Dust Tracks on a Road
Barracoon: The Spanish word barracoon translates as "barracks" and is derived from barraca, which means "hut." The term "barracoon" describes the structures used to detain Africans who would be sold and exported to Europe or the Americas. These structures, sometimes also referred to as factories, stockades, corrals, and holding pens, were built near the coast. They could be as insubstantial as a "slave shed" or as fortified as a "slave house" or "slave castle," wherein Africans were forced into the cells of dungeons beneath the upper quarters of European administrators. Africans held in these structures had been kidnapped, captured in local wars and raids, or were trekked in from the hinterlands or interior regions across the continent. Many died in the barracoons as a consequence of their physical condition upon arrival at the coast or the length of time it took for the arrival of a ship. Some died while waiting for a ship to fill, which could take three to six months. This phase of the traffic was called the "coasting" period. During the years of suppression of the traffic, captives could be confined for several months.
Title Page
Those Who Love Us Never Leave Us Alone with Our Grief: Reading Barracoon: The Story of the Last "Black Cargo" by Alice Walker
Editor's Note
II: The King Arrives
VI: Barracoon
VII: Slavery
VIII: Freedom
IX: Marriage
X: Kossula Learns About Law
XII: Alone
Takkoi or Attako—Children's Game
Stories Kossula Told Me
The Monkey and the Camel
Story of de Jonah
Now Disa Abraham Fadda de Faitful
The Lion Woman
Afterword and Additional Materials Edited by Deborah G. Plant
Founders and Original Residents of Africatown
About the Editor
About the Author
Also by Zora Neale Hurston
About the Publisher
Those Who Love Us Never Leave Us Alone with Our Grief
Reading Barracoon: The Story of the Last "Black Cargo"
Those who love us never leave us alone with our grief. At the moment they show us our wound, they reveal they have the medicine. Barracoon: The Story of the Last "Black Cargo" is a perfect example of this.
I'm not sure there was ever a harder read than this, for those of us duty bound to carry the ancestors, to work for them, as we engage in daily life in different parts of the world where they were brought in chains. And where they, as slaves to cruel, or curious, or indifferent, white persons (with few exceptions) existed in precarious suspension disconnected from their real life, and where we also have had to struggle to protect our humanity, to experience joy of life, in spite of everything evil we have witnessed or to which we have been subjected.
Reading Barracoon, one understands immediately the problem many black people, years ago, especially black intellectuals and political leaders, had with it. It resolutely records the atrocities African peoples inflicted on each other, long before shackled Africans, traumatized, ill, disoriented, starved, arrived on ships as "black cargo" in the hellish West. Who could face this vision of the violently cruel behavior of the "brethren" and the "sistren" who first captured our ancestors? Who would want to know, via a blow-by-blow account, how African chiefs deliberately set out to capture Africans from neighboring tribes, to provoke wars of conquest in order to capture for the slave trade people—men, women, children—who belonged to Africa? And to do this in so hideous a fashion that reading about it two hundred years later brings waves of horror and distress. This is, make no mistake, a harrowing read.
We are being shown the wound.
However, Zora Hurston's genius has once again produced a Maestrapiece. What is a Maestrapiece? It is the feminine perspective or part of the structure, whether in stone or fancy, without which the entire edifice is a lie. And we have suffered so much from this one: that Africans were only victims of the slave trade, not participants. Poor Zora. An anthropologist, no less! A daughter of Eatonville, Florida, where truth, what was real, what actually happened to somebody, mattered. And so, she sits with Cudjo Lewis. She shares peaches and watermelon. (Imagine how many generations of black people would never admit to eating watermelon!) She gets the grisly story from one of the last people able to tell it. How black people came to America, how we were treated by black and white. How black Americans, enslaved themselves, ridiculed the Africans; making their lives so much harder. How the whites simply treated their "slaves" like pieces of machinery. But machinery that could be whipped if it didn't produce enough. Fast enough. Machinery that could be mutilated, raped, killed, if the desire arose. Machinery that could be cheated, cheerfully, without a trace of guilt.
And then, the story of Cudjo Lewis's life after Emancipation. His happiness with "freedom," helping to create a community, a church, building his own house. His tender love for his wife, Seely, and their children. The horrible deaths that follow. We see a man so lonely for Africa, so lonely for his family, we are struck with the realization that he is naming something we ourselves work hard to avoid: how lonely we are too in this still foreign land: lonely for our true culture, our people, our singular connection to a specific understanding of the Universe. And that what we long for, as in Cudjo Lewis's case, is gone forever. But we see something else: the nobility of a soul that has suffered to the point almost of erasure, and still it struggles to be whole, present, giving. Growing in love, deepening in understanding. Cudjo's wisdom becomes so apparent, toward the end of his life, that neighbors ask him to speak to them in parables. Which he does. Offering peace.
Here is the medicine:
That though the heart is breaking, happiness can exist in a moment, also. And because the moment in which we live is all the time there really is, we can keep going. It may be true, and often is, that every person we hold dear is taken from us. Still. From moment to moment, we watch our beans and our watermelons grow. We plant. We hoe. We harvest. We share with neighbors. If a young anthropologist appears with two hams and gives us one, we look forward to enjoying it.
Life, inexhaustible, goes on. And we do too. Carrying our wounds and our medicines as we go.
Ours is an amazing, a spectacular, journey in the Americas. It is so remarkable one can only be thankful for it, bizarre as that may sound. Perhaps our planet is for learning to appreciate the extraordinary wonder of life that surrounds even our suffering, and to say Yes, if through the thickest of tears.
Alice Walker
March 2018
On December 14, 1927, Zora Neale Hurston took the 3:40 p.m. t
Oluale Kossola had survived capture at the hands of Dahomian warriors, the barracoons at Whydah (Ouidah), and the Middle Passage. He had been enslaved, he had lived through the Civil War and the largely un Reconstructed South, and he had endured the rule of Jim Crow. He had experienced the dawn of a new millennium that included World War I and the Great Depression. Within the magnitude of world events swirled the momentous events of Kossola's own personal world.
Zora Neale Hurston, as a cultural anthropologist, ethnographer, and folklorist, was eager to inquire into his experiences. "I want to know who you are," she approached Kossola, "and how you came to be a slave; and to what part of Africa do you belong, and how you fared as a slave, and how you have managed as a free man?" Kossola absorbed her every question, then raised a tearful countenance. "Thankee Jesus! Somebody come ast about Cudjo! I want tellee somebody who I is, so maybe dey go in de Afficky soil some day and callee my name and somebody say, 'Yeah, I know Kossula.'"2
Over a period of three months, Hurston visited with Kossola. She brought Georgia peaches, Virginia hams, late-summer watermelons, and Bee Brand insect powder. The offerings were as much a currency to facilitate their blossoming friendship as a means to encourage Kossola's reminiscences. Much of his life was "a sequence of separations."3 Sweet things can be palliative. Kossola trusted Hurston to tell his story and transmit it to the world. Others had interviewed Kossola and had written pieces that focused on him or more generally on the community of survivors at Africatown. But only Zora Neale Hurston conducted extensive interviews that would yield a comprehensive, book-length account of Kossola's life. She would alternately title the work "Barracoon: The Story of the Last 'Black Cargo'" and "The Life of Kossula." As with the other interviews, Kossola hoped the story he entrusted to Hurston would reach his people, for whom he was still lonely. The disconnection he experienced was a source of continuous distress.
Kossola was born circa 1841, in the town of Bantè, the home to the Isha subgroup of the Yoruba people of West Africa. He was the second child of Fondlolu, who was the second of his father's three wives. His mother named him Kossola, meaning "I do not lose my fruits anymore" or "my children do not die any more."4 His mother would have four more children after Kossola, and he would have twelve additional siblings from his extended family. Fondlolu's name identified her as one who had been initiated as an Orìs.à devotee. His father was called Oluale.5 Though his father was not of royal heritage as Olu, which means "king" or "chief," would imply, Kossola's grandfather was an officer of the king of their town and had land and livestock.
By age fourteen, Kossola had trained as a soldier, which entailed mastering the skills of hunting, camping, and tracking, and acquiring expertise in shooting arrows and throwing spears. This training prepared him for induction into the secret male society called oro. This society was responsible for the dispensation of justice and the security of the town. The Isha Yoruba of Bantè lived in an agricultural society and were a peaceful people. Thus, the training of young men in the art of warfare was a strategic defense against bellicose nations. At age nineteen, Kossola was undergoing initiation for marriage. But these rites would never be realized. It was 1860, and the world Kossola knew was coming to an abrupt end.
By the mid-nineteenth century, the Atlantic world had already penetrated the African hinterland. And although Britain had abolished the international trafficking of African peoples, or what is typically referred to as "the trans-Atlantic slave trade," in 1807, and although the United States had followed suit in 1808, European and American ships were still finding their way to ports along the West African coast to conduct what was now deemed "illegitimate trade." Laws had been passed and treaties had been signed, but half a century later, the deportation of Africans out of Africa and into the Americas continued. France and the United States had joined forces with British efforts to suppress the traffic. However, it was a largely British-led effort, and the US patrols proved to be ambivalent and not infrequently at cross-purposes with the abolitionist agenda.6
Habituated to the lucrative enterprise of trafficking, and encouraged by the relative ease with which they could find buyers for their captives, Africans opposed to ending the traffic persisted in the enterprise. The Fon of Dahomey was foremost among those African peoples who resisted the suppression. Not only was the internal enslavement of their prisoners perceived as essential to their traditions and customs, the external sell of their prisoners afforded their kingdom wealth and political dominance. To maintain a sufficient "slave supply," the king of Dahomey instigated wars and led raids with the sole purpose of filling the royal stockade.
King Ghezo of Dahomey renounced his 1852 treaty to abolish the traffic and by 1857 had resumed his wars and raids. Reports of his activities had reached the newspapers of Mobile, Alabama. A November 9, 1858, article announced that "the King of Dahomey was driving a brisk trade at Ouidah."7 This article caught the attention of Timothy Meaher, a "slaveholder" who, like many proslavery Americans, wanted to maintain the trans-Atlantic traffic. In defiance of constitutional law, Meaher decided to import Africans illegally into the country and enslave them. In conspiracy with Meaher, William Foster, who built the Clotilda, outfitted the ship for transport of the "contraband cargo." In July 1860, he navigated toward the Bight of Benin. After six weeks of surviving storms and avoiding being overtaken by ships patrolling the waters, Foster anchored the Clotilda at the port of Ouidah.
From 1801 to 1866, an estimated 3,873,600 Africans were exchanged for gold, guns, and other European and American merchandise. Of that number, approximately 444,700 were deported from the Bight of Benin, which was controlled by Dahomey.8 During the period from 1851 to 1860, approximately 22,500 Africans were exported. And of that number, 110 were taken aboard the Clotilda at Ouidah. Kossola was among them—a transaction between Foster and King Glèlè. In 1859, King Ghezo was mortally shot while returning from one of his campaigns. His son Badohun had ascended to the throne. He was called Glèlè, which means "the ferocious Lion of the forest" or "terror in the bush."9 To avenge his father's death, as well as to amass sacrificial bodies for certain imminent traditional ceremonies, Glèlè intensified the raiding campaigns. Under the pretext of having been insulted when the king of Bantè refused to yield to Glèlè's demands for corn and cattle, Glèlè sacked the town.
Kossola described to Hurston the mayhem that ensued in the predawn raid when his townspeople awoke to Dahomey's female warriors, who slaughtered them in their daze. Those who tried to escape through the eight gates that surrounded the town were beheaded by the male warriors who were posted there. Kossola recalled the horror of seeing decapitated heads hanging about the belts of the warriors, and how on the second day, the warriors stopped the march in order to smoke the heads. Through the clouds of smoke, he missed seeing the heads of his family and townspeople. "It is easy to see how few would have looked on that sight too closely," wrote a sympathetic Hurston.10
Along with a host of others taken as captives by the Dahomian warriors, the survivors of the Bantè massacre were "yoked by forked sticks and tied in a chain," then marched to the stockades at Abomey.11 After three days, they were incarcerated in the barracoons at Ouidah, near the Bight of Benin. During the weeks of his existence in the barracoons, Kossola was bewildered and anxious about his fate. Before him was a thunderous and crashin
In September 1927, Hurston had met and come under contract with Charlotte Osgood Mason, a patron to several Harlem Renaissance luminaries. Mason funded Hurston's return to Alabama for the extended interviews with Kossola, and she supported Hurston's research efforts while preparing Barracoon for publication. In a March 25, 1931, letter to Mason, Hurston writes that the work "is coming along well." She reported that she had to revise some passages, but that she was "within a few paragraphs of the end of the whole thing. Then for the final typing." She described the revisions and related her new research findings: "I found at the library an actual account of the raid as Kossula said that it happened. Also the tribe name. It was not on the maps because the entire tribe was wiped out by the Dahomey troops. The king who conquered them preserved carefully the skull of Kossula's king as a most worthy foe."12
Hurston and Mason conversed about the potential publication of Barracoon over a period of years. In her desire to see Hurston financially independent, Mason encouraged Hurston to prepare Barracoon, as well as the material that would become Mules and Men, for publication. Charlotte Mason considered herself not only a patron to black writers and artists, but also a guardian of black folklore. She believed it her duty to protect it from those whites who, having "no more interesting things to investigate among themselves," were grabbing "in every direction material that by right belongs entirely to another race." Following the suggestions of Mason and Alain Locke, Hurston advised Kossola and his family "to avoid talking with other folklore collectors—white ones, no doubt—who he and Godmother felt 'should be kept entirely away not only from the project in hand but from this entire movement for the rediscovery of our folk material.'"13
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In an imagination, far, far away
I have loved Star Wars since I was six years old. I guess that's when I was first old enough to discover it. I'm nearly positive that I didn't understand all of it at the time, but I liked the lightsabers and the robots, adored Princess Leia, cried when Obi-Wan was struck down, and when I got a bit older I wanted to marry Darth Vader (yes, you heard me, I always like the bad guy!). Over the years I have seen Star Wars: A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi over something like 500 times. I still have my original Star Wars figures, though growing up as we were reasonably poor, I would never have as many as I wanted, so over the years I have happily added to my collection. I'm sure there are a lot of grown-ups (of which I am not one) out there who have done the same, buying the toys they missed out on as a kid. I guess it does make it easy to buy presents for me - give me anything from Star Wars, Doctor Who, Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy or Star Trek and I'm happy camping.
Like any Author I would love to write something that has had as much impact on the World's imagination as Star Wars. It seems almost impossible that it was created almost as a throw-away film. I doubt anyone at the time thought it would capture the hearts of nerds and normals alike in the way that it did. Alec Guinness, the original Obi Wan Kenobi certainly didn't think so. In fact he thought the film was downright silly. Harrison Ford equally wasn't impressed, wanting his character - the handsome all-round scoundrel and smuggler, Han Solo - to be killed off after the first film was in the can. In fact Han was frozen in carbonite just in case Harrison didn't want to come back for the third film, but this same plot device also gave Lucas an out if he did return, as he could be thawed out to carry on.
Yet all of this worship at the shrine of Star Wars has gotten me no closer to writing an epic space adventure, or perhaps just an epic adventure. Part of me wonders if this is because I often get so obsessed with other people's works (films books etc..) that my own imagination is sucked into a creative blackhole, compressed down to zero whilst I enjoy the fruits of another's labours - not that there's anything wrong with this of course, it just means I'm not being a productive writer. The other part thinks I'm just not very good, while another little part of me is just worried that one day I will accidentally rip off someone else's ideas. These wonderful paranoid thoughts all conspire to block up the pipes of the old mind palace so nothing flows. It becomes a why be sad later when I can be sad now kinda vibe.
For this slice of life, let's say I was going through a really bad period of mind palace plumbing malfunction. It was my birthday and I was feeling particularly useless and shitful, but on this particular birthday I was going to get a fantastic surprise present from my sister, Kay. A book. How Star Wars Conquered The Universe. This wonderful read is not just the Star Wars tale, it's also a biography of George Lucas and interestingly for anyone who wants to write science fiction, it delves deeply into his influences, how he developed (borrowed) his concepts and how long the whole idea of Star Wars actually took to come together. To be honest it made me feel a whole lot better about being so influenced by my indulgences and passions. All concepts are borrowed to some extent, and of course the more popular something is, the more it has been borrowed from and borrowed for.
What I also found really fascinating is how hard Lucas fought for Star Wars, struggled to bring it to life and then ultimately, with the prequels, almost destroyed this legacy. Lucas himself even admits that he doesn't understand why Star Wars has such an obsessive appeal, and that is why in the end he was so easily able to tear down what he had strived so hard to build, having to sell Star Wars to Disney essentially to save it. Lucas lost respect for his characters, and especially their dialogue. He ignored the story. How was more interested in visuals, and it shows. we, the fans, noticed and scowled. But I guess this is a good lesson for any writer. Respect your creation or it will fall apart like so much soggy cake, leaving you to disappoint a long line of angry people who were expecting cake where now there is none. And making you look rather foolish. Or something like that.


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RECIPE: Tangerine Cranberry Scones
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Fig Chocolate Brownie
If you like figs go for it but if you don't than stick to the regular chocolate brownie. This one is very dense and decadent at the same time. It has a very distinct flavor and texture of figs. I have to say that this cake is loaded with good and healthy ingredients that are good for you. Figs are great source of fiber, vitamin K and potassium. Figs also contain calcium, iron and magnesium. Dried figs are a concentrated form of the fresh figs and therefore you need just a small amount to eat for your daily consumption. 9 dried figs contain about 190 calories.
Don't forget that figs contain natural sugar, so eating cautiously is the key.
4 cups organic dried figs soaked in 2 cups of boiling water for about 1/2 an hour or more
3 tablespoon cocoa powder
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 1/2 cup gluten free oat bran flour
2 tablespoon coconut oil
3 flax eggs -( 3 tablespoon flaxseed meal with 9 tablespoon of water, soaked for 15 minutes)
1 1/2 ounce semi sweet chocolate, chopped
1/3 cup vanilla almond milk
4 oz semi sweet chocolate, cubed
1 teaspoon agave
1 teaspoon coconut oil
Heat oven to 375° F
Take a baking sheet, I used a nonstick heart shaped pan or you can use mini cupcake mold, because you can't eat big bites from that cake, so small individual size is perfect!
To the food processor add the figs with the water and let it mix for a couple of minutes until it's completely smooth. Then add all the ingredients except the chocolate. Mix until combined, then add the chocolate and pulse 2-3 times. Pour the mixture into the baking sheet and bake for about 35 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted to the center of the cake comes out dry.
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The other night something strange happened to me…
I should forewarn you this is a pretty personal story for me to tell and also touches upon my own beliefs. It doesn't mean my thoughts are right, for everyone or that you have to agree. Everyone is entitled to their own ways of thinking and understanding life and thus, this is mine…There I was, standing in the most beautiful garden I had ever seen. I couldn't quite take my eyes off all of the vibrant colors. It was just so… beautiful, so vivid. As my eyes scanned the scenery I realized then that I wasn't alone. I was surrounded by my family, my mom, sisters, brother, cousins, aunts and uncles. As I weaved my way through the familiar faces my eyes caught sight of someone standing in the center of it all. Someone whom I haven't seen in quite some time, my grandmother. She stood there looking so peaceful and angelic as I slowly made my way toward her. I couldn't quite take my eyes off of how beautiful she looked, smiling, with warmth in her eyes, the way I remembered her before she became sick. I wrapped my arms around her resting my face on her shoulder. I told her how it had been so long since I had seen her. She comforted me, reassuring me that she is always with me. Then, as if on cue, I began crying onto her shoulder. I could feel the sobs deep within my belly and felt like I might never stop. In that very moment of embrace my eyes opened and I was staring at a dark ceiling speckled with the faint glow from the street lights outside. I was in bed. I had been dreaming. I felt a tear run down the side of my temple, and then another. I couldn't forget the colors, the words, the comfort I felt from her arms that held me. It was as if… no, no, but yet, it was just so vivd.
I don't even remember closing my eyes again after that but when I woke up, it was morning. I pulled myself out of bed and groggily made my way downstairs into the kitchen. When I walked through the doorway I stopped suddenly, eyes wide and my breath caught in my throat. It took me a moment to process what I was looking at. Flying from one end of the kitchen to the other and back again was a small female purple finch (I honestly had no idea what kind of bird it was until I looked it up after the fact). The only thing in that moment I could think of was, "How in the heck did a BIRD get into the house with no open doors, windows or fireplace?". Then, the obvious occurred, I needed to find a way to let this little Houdini back outside. I slowly crept toward the back door at the other end of the kitchen being cautious of the bird's whereabouts. As I made my way across the room it flew in the opposite direction, into the living room and perched itself comfortably on a branch of the Christmas tree. After opening the door I stealthily, still hunched over, crept toward the tree, noticing how peaceful it looked attached to its branch as it sat watching me approach. I managed to make it to about an arm's length away and I stopped. We looked at each other as if questioning what the other might do next. It felt like an eternity as I admired its beauty among its peculiar environment. Then, as if it had had its fill of my curiosity and the holiday decor it spread its tiny wings, flew back into the kitchen and straight out the door without hesitation. If I didn't know any better I'd have thought it knew exactly where the exit was. I stood there still slightly hunched over and let out a breath. I actually think that may have been the first one since I had entered the kitchen. I sat down on the floor where I had been standing, pulled my knees into my chest and my eyes began to water. I could feel a familiar tightening in the back of my throat." Could it be?" I wondered, "Could that have been her? Like REALLY her?". I closed my tear-filled eyes and began to replay the dream and the events just moments ago in my head. Just then as if I was once again asleep I felt the same sort of comfort as when her arms had held me.
It was in that very moment as I sat hugging my knees on the floor that I truly understood what love is. Like real, true, unbreakable love. Believing in my grandmother's ability to wrap her arms around me as if to hold me up when I may (even unknowingly) need it most showed me that I'm never truly alone, that she is always with me even if no longer in a physical sense. I also realized then that a love that powerful can turn even the tiniest of a moment, like a bird in the Christmas tree, into a miracle.
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Hazelnut French Toast in a Mug
Author: The Happy Hungry Yogi
Serves: 1
Prep time: 5 minutes
Cook time: 2 minutes
- 2 slices of Udi's Gluten-free Bread (I used millet and chia for this recipe)
- 2 large organic eggs
- 1/4 c unsweetened almond milk (or any dairy-free variety)
- 1 tbsp pure maple syrup
- 1/2 tsp hazelnut extract
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- 1/4 tsp ground nutmeg
- 2 tbsp raw hazelnuts
- organic powdered sugar (optional)
- additional maple syrup (optional)
- Cube the bread into bite-sized pieces and set aside.
- In a large, microwave-safe mug whisk the eggs, almond milk, maple syrup, hazelnut extract, cinnamon and nutmeg.
- Add the bread cubes to the mug and gently stir to coat all of the pieces with the egg mixture.
- Place the mug in the microwave on high for 2 minutes to cook. (NOTE: the contents will start to rise about halfway through. Open the microwave and allow the mug to cool slightly then restart the time until you reach the full 2 minutes.)
- Carefully remove the mug (it will be hot) and let cool for a couple of minutes.
- In the meantime, place the whole hazelnuts in a sealable plastic bag and (this is the fun part) smash with a wooden spoon or rolling pin.
- When ready to enjoy, sprinkle the French Toast with the crushed hazelnuts, additional maple syrup and powdered sugar if desired.


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I work in construction. I work long hours, often more than 10 hours per day. Sometimes I work 6 or 7 days per week. When it's chilly (but not freezing cold) outside in the early spring and in the autumn, I like to wear something that keeps me warm and still leaves me mobile enough to do my job.
Sweatshirts are just the answer to my problem. I started wearing them a few years ago and since then, I've never looked back. Recently, I purchased this particular Carhartt men's sweatshirt right here. I've owned more than one brand of sweatshirts in the past, such as Champion, Hanes and a few others. But the Carhartt company always manages to deliver high quality. To say that I kind of like them, would be an understatement.
I never buy a shirt without a hood. I like to put on the hood for when I'm working with materials and I've got stuff flying around my head everywhere. Hoodie shirts are the best there is. I like the feeling of being able to 'hide' from the rest of the world by putting on the hood. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy to have a soft hood covering my head!
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Question 33 // What is a SWOT analysis for creatives ? (feat. Jordan Walker)
Jordan Walker is a photographer, entrepreneur, musician, creative thinker, and a close friend of mine. He's the CEO of Narrate Studios and if you've been following the podcast, you've seen his work because he took all the press and artwork photos for the podcast.
This episode is specifically for anyone who finds themselves thinking that being creative and being intentional seem like binary opposites and wishes they were able to find a way to connect that gap.
I sat down with Jordan to ask him about the balance he's found being a creative person but also an intentional leader in the business side of his compony to see if he has any tactical advice and action steps you can put into place wherever you are in your creative journey.
In this convo we talk about:
- Capsule Wardrobes
- Decision Fatigue (the reason I started wearing all black a couple years ago and still do to this day)
- The difference between working "in" a business and "on" your business
- What a SWOT analysis and Mission Statement are and how creatives can use them to find focus and clarity in what they do
Recording Location: Parallel Coffee, Minneapolis, MN
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The Iranian government established the Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics (MODAFL) in 1989 to create a unified command-and-control structure for Iran's armed forces. [1] Although MODAFL technically controls the Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), the IRGC in fact enjoys substantial autonomy and pursues separate defense projects. [2] The Defense Industries Organization (DIO), the Aerospace Industries Organization (AIO), and the Defense Technology and Science Research Centre (DTSRC) are all subordinate to MODAFL, giving it operational control over Iran's ballistic missile development program. [3] MODAFL entities' illicit procurement activities have resulted in a series of ongoing U.S. sanctions. [4]
[1] Steven R. Ward, Immortal: A Military History of Iran and Its Armed Forces (Washington, DC: Georgetown University Press, 2009), p. 320.
[2] Steven R. Ward, Immortal: A Military History of Iran and Its Armed Forces (Washington, DC: Georgetown University Press, 2009), p. 320.
[3] U.S. Department of the Treasury, "Fact Sheet: Designation of Iranian Entities and Individuals for Proliferation Activities and Support for Terrorism," Washington, DC, 25 October 2007, www.ustreas.gov.
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Deathwatch: Inner Circle
The Genestealer force from Deathwatch: Overkill is almost complete.
The Magus is the powerful 4th Generation psyker who speaks for the Patriarch. I love the sculpt, with his billowing robe and commanding posture. He stands out in the throng with the red and gold details.
The Princelings are generic Genestealers, so not much to say there…The details are nice, though I wish they had given them more than one sculpt. The only difference between the two is position of their arms. These guys follow the color scheme of the client's Tyranid force.
The Familiars give a Gollum vibe. Little goblin-Genestealers, with malevolent expressions. Their red clothes give them a splash of color. I opted for a Dark Angel helmet for one to crouch over, since it was a striking green color compared to the pink and blue.
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Campus news in brief
Artificial intelligence experts propose new regulations to be used on driverless cars
Two artificial intelligence experts argue that current safety regulations for driverless cars are ill-equipped to ensure that these vehicles will perform in a safe and reliable manner. Their solution is to have regulations be performed for these vehicles in phases similar to the drug approval process.
David Danks, the L.L. Thurstone Professor of Philosophy and Psychology and head of the Department of Philosophy, and Alex John London, professor of philosophy and director of the Center for Ethics and Policy in Dietrich College, published their opinions in an article for the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers' Intelligent Systems.
"Self-driving cars and autonomous systems are rapidly spreading through every part of society, but their successful use depends on whether we can trust and understand them," Danks said in a university press release. "We, as a society, need to find new ways to monitor and guide the development and implementation of these autonomous systems."
In order to understand how the vehicles will act in various situations, Danks and London propose that this regulatory process begin with testing the vehicle in simulated environments with different landscapes and climates. If successful, the system will be able to move on to being tested in real-world environments with a trained human driver. As performance goals are continuously met, the vehicles will not have as many restrictions.
"Autonomous vehicles have the potential to save lives and increase economic productivity. But these benefits won't be realized unless the public has credible assurance that such systems are safe and reliable," London said in the press release.
Experts argue that terrorism research should not be driven by political agendas
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"Bridging theory and practice is always challenging, and particularly when diverse forms of expertise are needed, and the people who have it lack opportunities, and perhaps incentives, for collaboration," Fischhoff, the Howard Heinz University Professor in CMU's Institute for Politics and Strategy and Department of Engineering and Public Policy, said in a university press release. "Research that overcomes these barriers is a hallmark of Carnegie Mellon and of the projects featured in our article. It is essential if the social sciences are to make their essential contributions to the fundamentally human problems that terrorism reflects and represents."


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Thule Pack 'n Pedal Small Shield Panniers (Pair)The Thule Pack 'n Pedal Small Shield Panniers (Pair) provide both safety and protection, as well as featuring a generous 14 litre capacity for all your essentials. Eye-catching reflective elements ensure you're seen in low light, and their welded construction alongside their roll top enclosure keeps your belongings dry and clean. They also feature integrated grab handles and detachable shoulder straps for multiple carrying options, and they're sold as a pair for even more space!
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