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AccuCast, Inc. was contracted by an industry leading supplier of heating, cooling, ventilation, and temperature systems to manufacture a custom wall box for their thermostat controls product. In addition to manufacturing a product that met the client's specifications, we also developed a unique solution that resulted in significant time and cost savings.
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A wall box is a type of electrical box used primarily to facilitate the smooth transition of copper or polyethylene tubing through wall structures. This particular unit was used to provide a secure environment for electrical wiring in the client's thermostat controls.
In addition to housing sensitive circuitry, these boxes are designed to act as safety barriers for electrical connections, thus preventing short circuits and other undesirable events which can lead to various safety hazards. As with any electrical component, these boxes need to be designed as per the client's requirements to meet demanding industry standards such as the National Electric Code (NEC).
Project Details
For this particular project, the client required multiple molds to accommodate different castings. According to initial project specifications, several molds were needed for various wall types including brick, plaster, wood, and gypsum. Upon careful analysis of the situation, the AccuCast, Inc. engineering team was able to develop a single mold capable of producing the parts required for the various wall types. The solution consisted of a mold that combined three elements into one, while also eliminating the need for post-cast trimming.
To facilitate various installation orientations, the box was designed with breakable tabs. These artificially weakened areas allowed installers to modify the unit as needed for horizontal or vertical mounting. During the manufacturing process, the technical team was tasked with overcoming a few challenges.
First, due to the shape and dimensions of the product, there were spatial restrictions for the location of the gates. The molten material was, therefore, required to flow through alternating wall thicknesses to successfully produce the parts. Additionally, venting gaps were also required through the ejector pins. Our technical staff worked diligently to eventually come up with appropriate solutions to successfully solve these issues.
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Throughout the course of the school year, whether teachers want to admit it or not, they come to develop expectations towards a majority of their students; whether it's the student's daily routine in class or their general behavior and attitude. However, what if that were to change? What if a student suddenly behaves differently, or more precisely, the complete opposite of how he or she normally does?
As a student who tries in the best of my ability to respect the teacher, follow the rules, and actively participate, I decided to see how my teachers would react to my sudden metamorphosis into the "anti-Jason Ng." I would conduct "routines" in each of my classes before confessing and asking for their reactions during and after the routines.
I have my first period with Mr. Ring, my AP Calculus BC teacher. To his credit, Mr. Ring is a very devout teacher. He is very focused in teaching as much as possible given the alloted time. Taking this into account, I had trouble coming up with a routine that would possibly draw his attention. I ultimately settled on pretending to sleep, using my phone in class, and ultimately throwing one of his teddy bear erasers at him.
Pretending to fall asleep proved ineffective because it is first period, a time when students file in like zombies and listen as if they were in a trance. As a result, Mr. Ring was mostly unaware. I then moved on to watching Youtube at different times during class. Mr. Ring did notice this and in multiple occasions had to ask me to put it away. He stated, "Normally I would be upset, but in his case, I was concerned and confused because it was something he doesn't do. This routine was easier for him to notice because I was sitting right in front him.
Lastly, I threw one of his teddy bear erasers at him, but that failed given how Mr. Ring thought I was just playing a friendly game of catch with him. Overall, Mr. Ring is just that dedicated in giving everyone in his class an education regardless of distractions.
My second period is with Ms. Maroun, my AP Literature and Composition teacher. Whether it's her unorthodox use of the term "bureaucracy" or her never ending crusade against technology, Ms. Maroun is unlike any teacher I have ever met. For her, "bureaucracy" is not just a form of government, but applies to anything that travels through an organized system. In addition, any form of technology is not tolerated in her classroom; even a quick glance at your notifications can get you in trouble.
Given these circumstances, Ms. Maroun was perhaps my easiest target. I first raised my hand at the beginning of class to purposely question her definition of "bureaucracy." To my surprise, after telling the class to read their outside reading books, she called me outside to give an in-depth explanation as to why she uses the term the way she does. Seeing this as a perfect opportunity to disrespect her, I kept listening, but refused to accept her reasoning, which made Ms. Maroun noticeably disappointed.
She recalled, "My initial reaction was one of concern and bewilderment." Knowing how she also expresses irritation towards students who use the restroom during class, I decided to use it consecutively. However, she seemed to have overlooked it.
My last routine was perhaps the most daring and nerve racking. I decided to activate my ringtone and pretend to take a phone call in her class. This ended up being the last straw for her as she confiscated my phone and asked to see me after class. "I felt even more concerned and bewildered. I also felt disturbed," Ms. Maroun recalled. As I explained to her what I was doing, a huge smile lit her face. She said, "I felt punked!" I was very relieved this was for a story."
When asked if she felt suspicious throughout the course of the class, she stated, "I became suspicious by the time the phone went off, I was highly suspicious. My concern and bewilderment elevated to the point where I began to question and seek better understanding as to what was going on. This was not Jason." My final take would be that Ms. Maroun is not a teacher you would want to mess with.
Fast forwarding to the afternoon, I continued my social experiment at my 5th period AP Physics C class with Mr. Barrios. The key to success in that class is rather simple: get to class on time, take notes, and be contributive to the class. Given this straightforward approach to success, the path towards failure was easily definable. A common practice I do in his class is ask to use the restroom. Up to this point, my traditional request went somewhere along the line of "Mr. Barrios, may I please use the restroom." However, I decided to take a more direct and demanding approach. I just went up to him and said, "Mr. B I need to use the restroom now!" Initially, his facial expression was one of bewilderment as he stared at me. "I thought [he] were sick or despondent," said Mr. Barrios.
Next, I chose to use my smartphone during key parts of our daily class routine. While we took notes, I even proceeded to change my seat to another table across the room to draw an reaction, but failed. In contrast, I did manage to draw a good reaction when it came to working on in-class example problems with my tablemates. Instead of contributing to the group discussion, I just told my friends to carry on without me.
As Mr. Barrios checked up on each group, he stopped next to me and asked in a serious tone why I wasn't working. Without responding or looking, I just obliged. In response to the incident, he said, "He's usually more dynamic in class, asking questions, so his sudden change made me wonder why he's suddenly giving up" By the end of class, Mr. Barrios remembered how he "was concerned and thought maybe [he] had to check up on [me]. Maybe [I] had given up." Besides being a very dedicated instructor, Mr. Barrios is a teacher who notices the inconsistencies in his students' daily behaviors.
My last class of the day was Economics with Mr. Jung. One thing that should be mentioned is that he is heavily relatable to the students. Whether it's knowledge regarding sports, common teenage issues, or even up-to-date memes, Mr. Jung is very approachable. This played to my advantage because I felt more calm and collected as I performed my experiment.
Our daily class routine begins with everyone responding to a Do-Now question and voicing their answer to the class. Every other day, I would always volunteer to share my answer, but this time, I decided to pretend to have trouble answering before ripping up my Do-Now paper (a blank sheet of paper, of course) in frustration. Mr. Jung mentioned, "Jason really isn't happy today. I wonder if I should ask him what's wrong."
Next, it's worth to note that Mr. Jung rarely tolerates students wearing hats or hoods in his class. Throughout the rest of class, I remained uncharacteristically quiet and avoided any conversation with him, leading him to note, "Gee, Jason really isn't happy today. I wonder if I should ask him what's wrong." By the end of class, Mr. Jung just settled with the conclusion that everyone has good and bad days. "I figured that this had to be one of Jason's bad days."
Looking back at my actions that day, I recalled how most of teachers associated my change in behavior with health or personal issues that occur outside the classroom. From these reactions, I can assume that teachers don't expect or possibly believe that a student's behavioral pattern can change unless outside influences come into play.


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DermaTx Microdermabrasion Brighten System – My Product Review
Microdermabrasion has become the most popular, safe and effective non-surgical way to help reduce acne scars, fine wrinkles, hyperpigmentation and enlarged pores, and requires no downtime.
Young, healthy skin renews itself regularly which is why girls in their teens and twenties tend to have such sickeningly dewy, glowing skin!
As we move into our thirties and forties, that process slows down and dead skin cells hang around on the surface, causing our complexion to look grey and dull.
Microdermabrasion is an effective exfoliation treatment to remove those dead cells from the top layer of the skin, which produces a more even tone and texture, lessening some of the early signs of ageing.
DermaTx®, the Complete Resurfacing System – Comprises of a DermaTx® Microdermabrasion Cream and the Dermatx® Cleanse and Exfoliate 2-in-1 hand-held electronic tool which utilises sonic vibrating technology.
The device comes with a cleansing brush attachment (to be used with your chosen cleanser)and is proven to cleanse up to 4x more effectively than manual cleansing alone.
Along with the cleansing attachment, there is a microdermabrasion foam attachment to apply your chosen DermaTx Microdermabrasion Cream, appropriate for your particular skin type/condition. To be used once or twice a week.
Combining sonic micro-pulses with the corundum crystals in the DermaTx Microdermabrasion Creams provides a superior microdermabrasion treatment, and allows the ingredients to penetrate deeper into the skin.
The microdermabrasion treatment creams contain professional grade corundum (aluminium oxide) crystals – the same as those used in microdermabrasion machines used in dermatology clinics.
The products are unique in that each variant has been specifically designed with formulations containing scientifically proven active ingredients to target certain skin types:
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As I am in my early forties and concerned about ageing, and I do have some areas of pigmentation, I tend to use the brightening cream.
If your skin concerns are a mixture of more than one of those targeted (e.g. ageing skin and enlarged pores) you can use one cream first (Brighten)and then alternate with another cream (Clarify) the next time a few days later.
I find the treatment really easy and quick to do, and normally, as a working mum I barely have time to brush my hair in the morning!
I simply apply the cream in the morning, work it in using the device for 2 minutes, then jump into the shower and rinse it off.
I feel that it a great additional treatment that really enables my daily skincare products to be absorbed more easily into my skin and helps my skin cell turnover.
I really like this treatment, both for exfoliating and improving the general appearance of my skin.
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I think the DermaTx Complete Resurfacing System is a great at-home microdermabrasion system both for price and results and I would highly recommend it to anyone and everyone.
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As many as 75 percent of women develop uterine fibroids, yet few are aware of this women's health issue. Cristen and Caroline break down what fibroids are, when they should be treated and why African-American women are at a higher risk of developing them.
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"The History of Uterine Fibroids." Uterine Fibroids. 2014. http://www.uterine-fibroids.org/history.html
"Young African-American Women Affected Most by Uterine Fibroids." Tasha Mitchell. Huffington Post. Jan. 23, 2014. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tasha-mitchell/young-africanamerican-wom_b_4116248.html
"Q&A: Cutting through the debate over treating uterine fibroids." Teresa Meek. The Seattle Times. Sept. 30, 2014. http://seattletimes.com/html/health/2024610756_tabmorcellationxml.html
"A Surgical Procedure's Risks, Unmentioned." Jane E. Brody. Well. The New York Times. March 17, 2014. http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/03/17/a-surgical-procedures-risks-unmentioned/?module=Search&mabReward=relbias%3As%2C%7B%222%22%3A%22RI%3A12%22%7D&_r=0
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Academic Insights:
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Topics in this Podcast: women's health, pregnancy, best of 2014 health


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Our Marine & Coastal Portfolio in a Nutshell: An Analysis of the Blue Solutions on PANORAMA
Written by Volker Koch, Blue Solutions Initiative
A lot has happened since our PANORAMA – Solutions for a Healthy Planet platform went online in its current version in September 2016. The number of thematic communities has doubled (more are on the way!) and currently over 380 solutions are published. Over 170 blue solutions have been implemented in marine and coastal ecosystems. These successful examples for conservation and sustainable use of coastal and marine ecosystems come from a wide variety of geographical and cultural contexts and cover a diverse range of spatial scales, ecosystems and themes.
The marine and coastal solution analysis
It was time to take a closer look at our marine and coastal solution portfolio to find out what we could learn from the blue solutions on PANORAMA. Firstly, we wanted to know how solutions are distributed geographically, thematically, what challenges they addressed, who benefitted from their implementation, which Aichi targets and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have been supported and at what scales they operate. Secondly, we looked for other characteristics like common building block categories, combinations and sequences that may catalyze success. Finally, we wanted to find gaps in our portfolio and identify themes, ecosystems or regions where we still need to find more solutions.
For the analysis, we considered all solutions from marine and coastal ecosystems, not only those listed in the Marine and Coastal thematic community. This broadened the database considerably and helped improve the meaningfulness of the results. The database was consulted in January 2018 and the analysis does not reflect more recent changes/additions.
What have we got? – The short answer
If you are in a hurry, here is the short answer: We have 175 Solutions from over 60 countries published by over 150 different solution providers including government institutions, NGOs, private sector, academia and dedicated individuals. Most solutions come from tropical and subtropical latitudes; they cover a wide range of ecosystems and topics. Management and planning and sustainable resource use are the most important themes, followed by climate change and ecosystem conservation. Solution implementation varies from local to global and benefits a wide range of stakeholders, species and ecosystems. Almost all Aichi targets and Sustainable Development Goals are supported through solution implementation. The most important ones are Aichi targets 11-Protected areas and 14-Ecosystem services and SDG 14-Life below water and 13-Climate Action. Communication and Awareness Building, Management Planning and Data and Monitoring are the building block categories that are used in most solutions.
Overall, the portfolio analysis revealed an amazing diversity of successful examples for conservation and sustainable use of coastal and marine ecosystems! However, there still remain gaps and we would like to include more solutions from Africa, have more involvement with the private sector and feature more solutions that address challenges related to marine litter, circular economy/resource efficiency and conservation finance, among others.
What have we got? – The detailed version
|Geographical Distribution and Thematic Scope
Now for the long answer: The map shows the geographical distribution of all blue solutions and their thematic focus. Most marine and coastal solutions come from tropical and subtropical regions, reflecting the focus of the Blue Solutions project on developing and emerging countries. 40% come from the Americas, with a fairly even distribution between regions. Asia is second with 31%, with most solutions reported from Southeast and East Asia. Solutions from Africa comprise over 20% of the total, with East and South Africa being the most important. A further 8% of the solutions come from Oceania, and only 1% from Europe. Thematic focus varies by region and there is a high diversity of themes addressed in different parts of the world. Overall, solutions mostly relate to management, planning, sustainable resource use, climate change and ecosystem conservation, which are among the most important challenges for people and communities living in coastal areas.
Solutions are applied in a wide variety of ecosystems, with mangroves (20%), coral reefs (17%), estuaries (11%) and sea grass beds (10%) being the most important. Most solutions are from highly productive coastal ecosystems in tropical latitudes that are intensively used by man. This reflects on their enormous value for humankind in terms of food security, economy and underlines the clear need for their long-term conservation.
Local communities are the most important beneficiaries (21%) of the solutions from the marine and coastal portfolio, followed by government authorities (14%), Tourism (11%) and Fishermen (10%). These four together account for more than half of the total. Overall, there is a large variety of different beneficiaries mentioned, showing the broad positive impacts of solutions from the marine and coastal realm.
|Implementation Scale
Most solutions were implemented at local scale (44%), followed by subnational and national implementation. However, quite a few solutions (11%) work at multinational or even global scales. Several local solutions have been scaled up and are implemented in different countries at the same time.
|Aichi Targets and Sustainable Development Goals
About half of the marine and coastal solutions (86 out of 175) report that one or more Aichi targets are supported through their work. The most important targets mentioned are target 11-Protected Areas (12%), 14-Ecosystem Services (11%), 6-Sustainable Management of Aquatic Resources (10%), 1-Biodiversity Awareness increased (9%) and 10-Reduce Human Impacts (7%). Together, these five make up about half of the total. All other 15 Aichi targets are also mentioned.
55 of the 175 marine and coastal solutions supported SDGs through their implementation. SDG 14-Life below water (23%) and SDG 13-Climate Action (16%) were most common, followed by SDG 12-Responsible Consumption (8%), SDG 15-Life on Land (7%) and SDG 1-No Poverty (6%). All seventeen SDGs were reported at least once.
The broad support of Aichi targets and SDGs clearly demonstrates the ample spectrum of themes and challenges covered by the marine and coastal solutions. In the future, the accounting for SDGs in PANORAMA could potentially be used as a clearinghouse mechanism to demonstrate how projects from all over the world support the implementation and compliance of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
|Building Block: Thematic Categories and Grouping
The figure shows how often different thematic categories of building blocks (BB) were named and how they are grouped in the marine and coastal solutions. Only five thematic categories make up over 60% of all BB of the marine and coastal solutions: Communication, Outreach and Awareness was the most important BB theme (14%), followed by Management Planning (13%), Baseline and Monitoring (12%), Education and Capacity Development (12%) and Alliance and Partnerships (10%). This clearly demonstrates the important role of these processes for successful solution implementation across thematic, cultural and geographic contexts.
The division into three groups shows which different BB combinations often occur together. One group comprised the BB themes Communication, Outreach and Awareness, Baseline and Monitoring and Technical interventions and infrastructure. A second group consists of Management Planning, Education and Capacity Development and Alliance and Partnerships. The remaining six BB themes were not used as often and comprise a third, less defined group. However, each context and challenge is very specific and a potential solution needs to be adapted to the specific conditions. The groupings mentioned here should therefore not be used as a standard for developing new solutions.
Certain BB themes appeared more frequently at different stages of solution implementation. For early stages of implementation Baseline Data and Monitoring (BB1) was most common, followed by Management Planning (BB2) and Education and Capacity Development (BB3). For later stages of solution implementation (BB4-6), Communication, Outreach and Awareness was the most important theme. The analysis clearly shows a logical sequence from gathering information to planning, capacity development and communication for the marine and coastal solutions on PANORAMA.
What´s missing?
Overall, we have relatively few solutions related to waste and resource efficiency, which is widely recognized as a growing challenge for the health and wellbeing of people and ecosystems. One reason might be that this type of challenge is extremely complex and needs to be addressed upstream through long-term and large-scale changes in human behaviour, legislation and resource use. Conservation finance is another theme where we would like to have more solutions. Availability of funds for conservation is quite limited and innovative solutions that have the capacity to open new financing opportunities would be highly valuable. Although we do have quite a few private sector solutions (especially with tourism and fisheries), this theme should also become more prominent and varied in our portfolio. These examples are increasingly important, because they demonstrate that profit can be made while ensuring the long-term economic and ecological sustainability of coastal and marine ecosystems.
Another gap is geographical. So far, most marine and coastal solutions come from the tropics. While this has been the focus of the Blue Solutions project, PANORAMA would welcome more best-practice case studies from temperate and cold latitudes. This would help to broaden the scope of our portfolio and introduce new ideas and approaches to solve problems in marine conservation and sustainable use.
Another gap lies in the relatively small amount of solutions implemented across national boundaries (11%). Local scale solutions are extremely important, relatively easy to implement and finance, and have profound impacts on the wellbeing of people and ecosystems. However, many issues nowadays have large-scale causes and impacts and require international collaboration and transboundary action. Thus, we look for more examples that show how multinational or global solutions work and how large-scale conservation and sustainability is successfully implemented.
Lastly, a clear and verifiable quantitative accounting of impacts would allow PANORAMA to produce aggregated impact measures and be used as a clearinghouse mechanism for the SDGs of the Agenda 2030 and the Aichi targets of the CBD. This is a promising option for future development, but requires a more elaborate quality control and verification process for each solution, as well as changes to the database.
Our analysis/overview of the marine and coastal solutions on PANORAMA clearly highlights the achievements, the broad thematic and geographical scope and the usefulness of learning from existing solutions instead of reinventing the wheel every single time. It also shows that there is not one single recipe for success, but many different options that need to be custom tailored to each particular context. Given the fast growth both in number of solutions and topics/challenges addressed, we hope to see PANORAMA become a standard for collaborative learning and exchange of "approaches that work", a go-to platform for finding solutions to problems related to sustainable development and conservation.


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The Little Review Anthology
The Little Review Anthology
There is nothing stronger than the force of a conviction. It will drive you to success.
My conviction in founding the Little Review was that people who make Art are more interesting than those who don't; that they have a special illumination about life; that this illumination is the subject-matter of all inspired conversation; that one might as well be dead as to live outside this radiance. I was sure that I could impose my conviction by creating a magazine dedicated to Art for Art's sake.
I see, today, that I succeeded.
William Carlos Williams once wrote me: "As always, most of the stuff the Little Review prints is bad, I suppose, but the Little Review is good." How right he was. But it is only by condensing the Little Review to its quintessence that one can see how good it was.
I know now the sources of this "goodness." Much of it came from Ezra Pound and his genius for discovering and aiding the important artists of our time; much of it came from my own flair for distinguishing between the "interesting" and the "uninteresting"; but most of it came from Jane Heap and her possession of that special illumination.
Someone has defined great Art as a struggle for communication. As I read through the files of the Little ReviewI feel more strongly than anything else this "strange necessity" to communicate those matters that lie just beyond the range of common understanding. Jane and I, to all who came, were those good companions whose talk led to exaltation.
It is ironic that this magazine of my high purpose should have lacked, in two of its three phases, the very quality it was created for . . .


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By Chiomah Momah
Don't we all love the relish of our own indigenous meals? Find 4 of my evergreen traditional meals with my special twist to preparing them:
1. Vegetable soup – Edikaikong
1 bunch of Ugwu or pumpkin leaves
1 bunch water leaves
1 tablespoon of crayfish
Dry fish
Stock fish
Assorted pieces of meat
1 cup of periwinkle (shelled or unshelled)
Goat meat
3 peppers
Seasoning cube
Salt to taste
Wash the periwinkle with salt.
Boil the meat with assorted pieces, dry fish and stockfish. Add seasoning and salt.
When meat is boiled, add water leaves first, then after few minutes, add Ugwu. Cook for a few minutes and then add palm oil. You can add already cooked chicken and snails as well. Personally, I prefer to use unshelled periwinkles as I enjoy the process of sucking out each periwinkle.
2. Garden Egg Sauce
Garden egg is the main ingredient in this meal and is known as Anyara in Igbo and Igba in Yoruba. It's eaten widely at celebrations in the east and is a popular native snack. It is rich in Vitamin C, folic acid and thiamine, amongst others. The garden egg sauce is popular in Edo State and usually prepared with snail. It's usually served with yam but can also be eaten with boiled plantain, and when prepared with vegetable oil, can be served with rice.
10 big garden eggs (either the green or white variety, if these are not available, use aubergines)
1 small cup of palm oil
3 red peppers
1 seasoning cube
Snail or smoked fish
1 small onion
Ogiri okpei / Iru
Cut the garden egg into small pieces and blend in a blender. Alternatively, you can boil the garden eggs for a few minutes then pound in a mortar (the latter is the more popular method).
Chop the onion and fry in some heated palm oil. Add the pounded garden egg as well as already ground pepper and ogiri okpei. Fry for a few minutes and add the smoked fish and / or cooked snail. Serve with boiled yam.
NOTE: If you choose to blend the garden eggs, you have to fry it for a longer period of time.
3. Unripe Plantain Porridge
This fast and easy recipe is cooked with unripe plantains which are known to be rich in iron and very good for pregnant and lactating mothers.
4 fingers of unripe plantain
A big bunch of pumpkin leaves (Ugwu)
A handful of nchonwu/ effirin also locally called scent leaf (Basil)
1 cooking spoon of crayfish
1 large onion
1 cooking spoon of palm oil
Half smoked or cooked chicken
Cooked snail
2 peppers
Cut the unripe plantain into large cubes. Put in a pot and add chopped onion, crayfish and pepper (if chicken is uncooked add at this point). Add water and cook for 15 minutes or till soft. Add the seasoning cube and salt.
Add the smoked chicken and any other meats, smoked fish and / or
cooked snail. Add the chopped vegetables and allow to simmer.
4. Vegetable Soup- Afang
1 bunch of Fresh Okazi
1 cup of periwinkle
2 bunches of water leaves
1 spoon of crayfish
Meat and assorted pieces
Palm Oil
Slice the Okazi thinly. When meat is boiled, add water leaves first, then after few minutes, add Ugwu. Cook for a few minutes and then add palm oil. You can add already cooked chicken and snails as well. Use unshelled periwinkles and enjoy sucking out each of them like I do.
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What is Post Prom?
Post Prom is an alcohol-free and drug-free party that helps keep our students safe after the Prom. It is a fun-filled night of entertainment featuring lots of great games, activities, food and prizes. It is open to all juniors and seniors. Students DO NOT have to attend the Prom to come to Post Prom. Juniors and seniors may bring their Prom dates.
It is NOT a lock in. Students may leave when they are ready; however, they are not permitted to return. The longer they stay, the more and bigger prizes they can win!
Watch the slide show above from DHS Post Prom 2019 and see how much our students enjoyed the event!!
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- To reduce the risk that students would have access to or use alcohol or other drugs.
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Reds Hall of Famer Barry Larkin could have been part of 2000 New York Mets
Via New York Post's Dan Martin:
Barry Larkin has no regrets about never joining the Mets.
The shortstop, elected to the Hall of Fame on Monday, was on the verge of going to the Mets in July 2000, but rejected the move when then-general manager Steve Phillips decided not to give him the three-year contract he wanted.
"I certainly am happy that I didn't accept that trade," Larkin said at a press conference at the Waldorf yesterday of the swap that would have included former Mets prospect and future bust Alex Escobar.
Instead, Larkin wound up getting the three-year deal he wanted from the Reds, and the Mets were left to use Mike Bordick and Kurt Abbott at shortstop in their five-game World Series loss to the Yankees.
"We were ready to come to New York," Larkin said, a 12-time All-Star who won a World Series with the Reds in 1990. "Being in Cincinnati for so long, I didn't want to go to another organization as a potential rental player and play half a season."
Larkin mentioned that Jose Reyes would eventually take over the position, but Reyes didn't become the Mets' full-time shortstop until 2005.
Still, Larkin likely would have helped in the postseason that year, because the Mets were without Rey Ordonez, who went down with a broken arm. Bordick and Abbott combined to go 3-for-16 in the Series.
"When they wouldn't give me that commitment, that's when it fell apart," said Larkin, the 1995 NL MVP. "That's what I was looking for in Cincinnati, three more years."
At the time, Larkin said he was told by Reds management they were not interested in giving him a long-term deal.
"I was told I was not coming back to Cincinnati," Larkin said. "I wanted to know if I would be there for a while."
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"He said 'The natives have spoken,' " Larkin said. "The fans really wanted me to stay, so that's what happened."
The Mets likely didn't have too many second thoughts about not giving him the three extra seasons, because Larkin's best years turned out to be behind him.
Although Larkin played until 2004, he never again reached the production of the seasons that propelled him to Cooperstown, where he will be inducted in June along with former Cubs third baseman Ron Santo.
…After reading this I realized that the Mets could have won a World Series in 2000 against the Yankees. The one position the Mets lacked that season was shortstop both defensively and offensively when Rey Ordonez went down with an injury. Could you imagine how different the team would have been? Could you imagine the success the team could have brought in? But on the other hand, I am glad he stayed on the Reds his entire career. It makes him the good guy and not the bad guy who was out for the money but for the love of the Cincinnati Reds. I am glad he is a Hall of Famer and a Red for life, but I couldn't help but think what could it have been like. Only Steve Phillips would not make a deal that could impact the future of the Mets. Oh what it could meant for a young Mets fan…Explore posts in the same categories: Mets, MLB
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The 39th Annual San Francisco Jewish Film takes place July 18 – August 4th, 2019. Screenings will be at San Francisco's famed Castro Theatre and several other theaters in Berkeley, Oakland, Palo Alto, and San Rafael. On Friday, July 20, 2019, Alan K. Rode will be interviewed by Eddie Muller for the special screening of "CURTIZ" at Castro Theatre . . . Details to follow.
The Festival features a large selection of films from independent artists around the world. The festival attracts over 35,000 moviegoers each year and offers over 120 screenings throughout the Bay Area.
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Massimiliano is a great host. He made us feel welcome right away. He met us at the apartment on time and brought all of our heavy luggage up the stairs. We went over the apartment together and everything was in perfect working order. At the check-out, he came to help us again with our luggage and offered us a lift in his car to our other apartment in Florence. Having forgotten things in the apartment, Massimiliano met us at the door to let us in the next day. Again this host went beyond the call of duty. We recommend this apartment for those who wish to live a totally florentine experience in the centre of the old town. Ciao Massimiliano, Ci vediamo!
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Céntrico, bien equipado, con extras como especias, aceite, jabón para lavadora, etc. Supermercado cercano. Amabilidad de la persona que nos recibió. A la salida se portó estupéndamente.
Massimiliano is a very nice host and very friendly and explained us how to get around in Firenze. The appt is very clean, charming and very central to all spots in the historic center if Firenze. Always can recommend this place to anyone.
L'appartement est idéalement placé et assez facile d'acces L'appartement est bien équipé et trés charmant Un gros point fort pour le proprétaire qui a étè trés charmant,trés serviable et qui nous a donner beaucoup de bons conseils pour profiter au mieux de la ville Merci a lui pour nous avoir aider pour le stationnement de notre voiture et nous avons profiter de son conseil en profitant de la pizzeria qu'il nous avait gentiment conseiller
Convenient location - just a short walk from all of the important places, and some brilliant restaurants nearby. Also the apartment's owner was very friendly and helpful.
Walking distance was easy to all sights.
Sig. Massimo è stato molto gentile.
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Georgina Gentry is a former Ford Foundation teacher who married her Irish-Indian college sweetheart. They have three grown children and seven grandchildren and make their home on a small lake in central Oklahoma. Georgina is known for the deep research and passion of her novels, resulting in two Romantic Times Lifetime Achievement awards for both Western and Indian Romance. Often a speaker at writers' conferences, Georgina has also been inducted into the Oklahoma Professional Writer's Hall of Fame. She holds the rare distinction of winning two back-to-back Best Western Romance of the Year awards for To Tame A Savage and To Tame A Texan. When she's not writing or researching, Georgina enjoys gardening and collecting antiques.
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Match Report: 2010/2011 Season
17 May 2011: CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF LEG 2
Reading: Long (28 mins, 45 mins, pen), McAnuff (84 mins)
Cardiff: -
Half Time: 0-2.
Attendance: 24,081
A. Federici, M. Mills, I. Harte, A. Griffin, S. Cummings, Z. Khizanishvili, J. McAnuff, M. Leigertwood, J. Karacan (J. Tabb, 89), N. Hunt, S. Long (S. Church, 87).
Subs not used: A. McCarthy, B. Gunnarsson, B. Howard, M. Manset, A. Pearce.
Cardiff City: S. Bywater, D. Keinan, K. McNaughton, J. Samuel (A. Matthews, 68), C. Burke, P. Whittingham, S. Olofinjana, D. Blake, J. Emmanuel-Thomas (J. Koumas, 60), M. Chopra (J. Parkin, 64), J. Bothroyd. Subs not used: L. Naylor, M. Hudson, T. Heaton, G. Rae.
Reading: Long.
Cardiff: Keinan, Koumas.
Ref: Howard Webb.
Who would have expected that? We might have hoped for a victory but after a tense first half with Reading going two goals up, possibly against the run of play, the Royals ended up cruising to
a straight forward big win in the second half. This was a very special night, and an excellent all round team performance. Reading can be very, very proud of their work and are perfectly set-up
for a big day out at Wembley on 30th May. This is a magical end to the season that promised so little at the start of the year. Reading are now just one game from the Premiership and look very
capable of completing the task. The final against Swansea is going to be quite some game.
This was quite some game too. The 0-0 draw at the Madejski Stadium in the first leg of this fixture appeared to set Cardiff City up as favourites to progress to Wembley. For the opening 25 minutes of the second leg that seemed to be the most likely outcome - Reading had to defend hard as Cardiff enjoyed dominance in possession. It all changed on 28 minutes when the Cardiff City goalkeeper charged out of his area, thumped the ball against Shane Long and then saw Long superbly lob the ball high in the air and dip it perfectly under the crossbar and into the back of the net. Cardiff struggled to convert possession into chances are were limited to a couple of headers that found Federici in the right place at the right time to catch. Long's second goal, just before the half time break was crucial and effectively finished the home side. Mills was held back in the area and a penalty was rightly awarded. Long was cool once more, this time strolling up to the penalty spot, sending the keeper the wrong way and putting the ball into the right side of the net. So, two goals up at half time and there was to be no way back for Cardiff.
The second half was entirely different as Reading comfortably held their lead and looked to extend it. Possession stats reversed with Reading confident on the ball and Cardiff were clearly short on ideas. To Reading's massive credit they continued to attack and press for a third to kill the game. It might have came when Shane Long crossed and Hunt sent the ball against the post, but it did come with six minutes left to play when McAnuff, who had been overshadowed by suprise selection Cummings excellent performance on the other wing, scored a superb individual goal. McAnuff twisted between a couple of players, took the ball to the edge of the box and then finished with style to seal the 3-0 victory.


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Here is a nice review of our R series Low Noise Cymbals by Modern Drummer.
Agean — R Series Low Noise Cymbals
Agean offers the unique R series cymbals, which are designed for low-volume practice and gigging situations.
Premium bronze cymbals perforated for minimal volume output.
Agean Cymbals was established in 2002 by veteran Turkish artisans Mustafa Er and Halil Kirmizigul, who first started practicing traditional cymbal-making methods in 1978. Halil's son Samet manages the business side of the company, which boasts an extensive catalog of traditional and modern-style instruments. Agean also offers the unique R series cymbals, which are designed for low- volume practice and gigging situations. It's this line that we're taking a close look at this month.
What Are They?
Like all Agean cymbals, the R Series Low Noise models are made from high-quality B20 bronze. Each cymbal is perforated with dozens of small holes across its surface, with several strategically placed bands—in the center, near the bow, and at the edge—that aren't drilled. This design brings down the overall volume output without completely eliminating the rich, musical tones of the metal. We received a pair of 14" hi-hats, 16" and 18" crashes, and a 20"ride. They're all medium-thin and have no significant hammering or lathing. Aside from all the holes, R Series cymbals have the same profile and feel as conventional cymbals, so you won't need to change anything about your setup, hardware choice, or playing style in order to make use of them. Now let's move on to the bigger question….
How Do They Sound?
Having plenty of experience with other low-volume cymbals currently being offered, I was curious to see how the R Series would fit in the mix—and if they would provide anything unique within this particular niche. Unlike the other options designed for ultimate volume control, the Ageans aren't coated with additional muting agents. Therefore they ring out more, produce fuller tones, and have a higher volume ceiling. But they do still have a limit that fell below that of Sabian's FRX models, which feature small holes placed to eliminate harsh frequencies.
The Ageans sat somewhere in the middle of those which I would call practice cymbals and the frequency-scooped FRX models. I wouldn't use the Ageans if I needed a near-silent practice/teaching setup; conversely, I wouldn't expect them to have enough cutting power for gigs that push into moderate volume levels. At dynamics in between those two extremes, though, they worked very well.
I really enjoyed using the R Series cymbals for practicing on my acoustic kit, for instance. They produced pleasing, balanced overtones with rich spread, clean attack, and smooth decay, but they caused less ear fatigue than regular cymbals do. And for recording situations where I was using a heavily dampened kit, the controlled volume of the R Series allowed for a more even dynamic balance between drums and cymbals without my having to sacrifice cymbal tone by taping them up or hitting them lighter than usual.
The 16" and 18" R Series crashes were my favorites of the bunch; they sounded nearly identical to the thin B20 crashes I use in most situations—just at about half the volume. The R Series ride had
a nice blend of stick click and shimmer that was comparable to a medium-light ride, only quieter. The R Series hi-hats had the most contrasting tone. The holes gave them a more compressed and digital-type attack, yet they still had a rich, warm, open sound.
I played a super-quiet blues gig in a concrete and brick room a few weeks back where I had to barely touch the cymbals to keep them from washing out. Had I had these Ageans on the kit, I would have felt much less restricted. They would also be a great option for drummers using electronic kits who want to incorporate acoustic cymbals without creating excessive stage sound. The R Series cymbals are offered in prepacks or as individual pieces. Check out ageancymbals.com for more information or get them now on Amazon.
This review is sourced from Modern Drummer: https://www.moderndrummer.com/article/march-2019-agean-r-series-low-noise-cymbals/
We had a killer booth at Musik Messe in Frankfurt and met many friends again. This year was so special for us since we introduced three new series at Musik Messe and all were deeply loved by the drummers. Below is some pictures taken at the exhibition. Looking forward to meeting you at the upcoming Musik Messe again!
Musik Messe 2018 gets closer – only some days left to meet all of you there. Don't forget it is between 11-14. April, 2018
Please come and visit us at the upcoming Musik Messe in Frankfurt.
We will have great new products for drummers! 9.0Hall, C.62
Just before Musik Messe 2017, as a whole Agean Team we pondered about what we could create to make drummers happy. Then, we went on unique low noise R series cymbals. These cymbals are masterly and orginally handcrafted in Turkey by higly experienced artisans. Think about a cymbal hand hammered and lathed – just after we produce regular cymbals, we drill between 800 – 1500 holes by hand drilling tecnique.
These are not press machines made cymbals, a point which you can easily understand once you play them! We just try to be sincere in our word choices to make the whole topic clear. These are not cymbals only for practising but also great for the use in small gigs, studios and churches.
Please check AGEAN R SERIES LOW NOISE CYMBAL SET link to have more theorical information and watch the video of R series cymbals.


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Moore College of Art and Design
urban ministry, and its campus is very close to Lake Michigan, not to mention the Art Institute, the Field Museum of Natural History, Adler Planetarium, Shedd Aquarium, and dozens of other festive places.
urban ministry, and its campus is very close to Lake Michigan, not to mention the Art Institute, the Field Museum of Natural History, Adler Planetarium, Shedd Aquarium, and dozens of other festive places.
urban ministry, and its campus is very close to Lake Michigan, not to mention the Art Institute, the Field Museum of Natural History, Adler Planetarium, Shedd Aquarium, and dozens of other festive places.
I don't think anyone attending Moore is "typical" Not even the staff working there. We all have amazing stories that make us the way we are. The type of women that attend Moore are leaders looking to make a ...
The top 3 reasons women should attend Moore are: to obtain a future by getting a degree. Secondly, to obtain more opportunities and make life time connections. Lastly, to live a healthier and happier life.
The typical student would have a strong interest and desire to pursue their artistic talents. Is able to provide and accept Crirics. An out of the box thinker.
Moore College of Art & Design is dedicated to excellence in art and design. Founded in 1848, Moore is the first and only visual arts college for women in the United States. Through its undergraduate bachelor of fine arts degrees for women and its coeducational graduate programs, Moore cultivates creativity, promotes scholarship and prepares its students for professional careers in the arts by emphasizing critical thinking, problem solving, risk-taking, and strong communication skills. Moore is dedicated to producing graduates that distinguish themselves as leaders in their fields.
As a cultural leader, Moore promotes access to the arts throughout the broader community. The Galleries at Moore introduce the work of significant regional, national and international artists to the community through distinctive exhibitions and educational programs. The wide-ranging Continuing Education programs also serve the community by providing opportunities for men and women to learn new skills for personal and professional growth. Through Moore's acclaimed Young Artist Workshop, founded in 1922, the lives of children and youth are enriched through creative arts education.
Building on its historic legacy of educating women for successful careers in the visual arts, Moore is committed to adapting to the needs of future generations of artists, designers, scholars and educators throughout its diverse educational programs.
Founded by Sarah Worthington Peter in 1848, Moore College of Art & Design is the first and only women's visual arts college in the nation. Established as the Philadelphia School of Design for Women, the College continues to thrive on the promise of empowering women to achieve financial independence by providing a quality, career-focused education. [1]
Today, Moore celebrates its rich legacy. Sarah's original vision continues to drive the College's mission to educate women for careers in the visual arts. Though our first major was textile design--established during the Industrial Revolution, of which Philadelphia was the center--the College now offers 9 BFA programs including Art Education, Art History, Curatorial Studies, Fashion Design, Fine Arts with emphases in 2D and 3D, Graphic Design, Illustration, Interior Design, Photography & Digital Arts and Textile Design*.
In recent years, we have expanded our curriculum to include Post-Baccalaureate Programs in addition to Continuing Education programs for adults and youth. In 2009, Moore introduced three Graduate level programs.
Note: Some publications refer to the founding of the College as having taken place in 1844. According to research conducted by Nina de Angeli Walls for her book "Art, Industry, And Women's Education in Philadelphia" (Westport, CT, Bergin & Garvey, 2001), the date apparently stems from Emily Sartain's years as principal of the school (1886 - 1920), when she adopted the date to satisfy a celebratory event she wanted to hold.
Go out into the city!!! Moore is not that big but there are plenty of things that you can do that is walking distance. The Philadelphia Art Museum is about a 15 minute walk away and that is something that ...
|Total Undergraduates
|0% Male / 100% Female
|Enrollment Breakdown
|95% Full Time / 5% Part Time
|57% In State / 42% Out of State / 3% International
|Socio-Economic Diversity
|37% of students received Pell Grants, which are provided by the U.S. government to students from middle and lower income families. It gives you an idea of a school's socio-economic diversity.
|Ethnic Diversity
Illustration (23%), Fashion/Apparel Design (20%), Fine/Studio Arts (18%), Graphic Design (12%), Interior Design (6%), Art Teacher Education (5%)
A program that focuses on the study of the historical development of art as social and intellectual phenomenon, the analysis of works of art, and art conservation. Includes instruction in the theory of art, art history research methods, connoisseurship, the preservation and conservation of works of art, and the study of specific periods, cultures, styles, and themes.
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A program that prepares individuals to apply artistic principles and techniques to the professional design of commercial fashions, apparel, and accessories, and the management of fashion development projects. Includes instruction in apparel design; accessory design; the design of men's', women's', and children's' wear; flat pattern design; computer-assisted design and manufacturing; concept planning; designing in specific materials; labor and cost analysis; history of fashion; fabric art and printing; and the principles of management and operations in the fashion industry.
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A program that prepares individuals creatively and technically to express emotions, ideas, or inner visions by constructing art works from woven or non-woven fabrics and fibrous materials. Includes instruction in weaving techniques and loom operation; non-woven techniques such as knitting, coiling, netting, and crocheting; quilting; dyeing and pigmentation; printing and other finishing techniques; pattern design; tapestry; and personal style development.
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A program that prepares individuals to generally function as creative artists in the visual and plastic media. Includes instruction in the traditional fine arts media (drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, CAD/CAM) and/or modern media (ceramics, textiles, intermedia, photography, digital images), theory of art, color theory, composition and perspective, anatomy, the techniques and procedures for maintaining equipment and managing a studio, and art portfolio marketing.
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A program that prepares individuals to apply artistic and computer techniques to the interpretation of technical and commercial concepts. Includes instruction in computer-assisted art and design, printmaking, concepts sketching, technical drawing, color theory, imaging, studio technique, still and life modeling, multimedia applications, communication skills and commercial art business operations.
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A program that prepares individuals to use artistic techniques to develop and execute interpretations of the concepts of authors and designers to specifications. Includes instruction in book illustration, fashion illustration, map illustration, rendering, exhibit preparation, textual layout, cartooning, and the use of various artistic techniques as requested by clients.
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A program in the applied visual arts that prepares individuals to apply artistic principles and techniques to the professional planning, designing, equipping, and furnishing of residential and commercial interior spaces. Includes instruction in computer applications, drafting, and graphic techniques; principles of interior lighting, acoustics, systems integration, and color coordination; furniture and furnishings; textiles and their finishing; the history of interior design and period styles; basic structural design; building codes and inspection regulations; and applications to office, hotel, factory, restaurant and housing design.
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A program that focuses on the principles and techniques of communicating information, ideas, moods, and feelings through the creation of images on photographic film, plates, and digital images and that may prepare individuals to be professional photographic artists. Includes instruction in camera and equipment operation and maintenance, film and plate developing, light and composition, films and printing media, color and special effects, photographic art, photographic history, use of computer applications to record or enhance images and applications to the photography of various subjects.
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A program that prepares individuals to teach art and art appreciation programs at various educational levels.
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A program that focuses on the attitudes, knowledge, and skills required to develop, prepare, organize, administer, conserve, store and retrieve artifacts, exhibits and entire collections in museums and galleries, and that prepares individuals to assume curatorial, technical and managerial positions in museums. Includes instruction in institutional management, acquisition, exhibit design, conservation, packing techniques, and public relations.
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|Full-time Faculty
|Student : Faculty Ratio
|8 : 1
|Faculty Gender (% Male : Female)
|38 : 61
|Percentage of Faculty Members
|Tenured Faculty
|Non-Tenure Track Faculty
|No Status Faculty
Acceptance Rate: 56.3% accepted of 435 applications
|25th - 75th Percentile
|18 - 29
|420 - 530
|430 - 570
Very Important: Academic GPA, Talent Ability, Character Personal Qualities, Interview, Level Of Applicants Interest, Rigor Of Secondary School Record, Standardized Test Scores
Important: Application Essay, Extracurricular Activities, Recommendations
Also Considered: Class Rank, Volunteer Work, Work Experience
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|Social Studies
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Other Application Information: SAT or ACT SAT Subject Tests
The average student pays $28,698 for tuition, fees, and other expenses, after grants and scholarships.
|Household Income
|Real Cost
Total stated tuition is $32,920, in-state and on-campus, before financial aid.
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|Same as On-Campus
|Same as On-Campus
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93% of students receive some form of financial aid.
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|Federal Scholarships/Grants
|Institutional Grants
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Learn more about financial aid at http://www.moore.edu/site/bfa_admissions/tuition_and_financial_aid.
Estimate the net price for you at http://www.moore.edu/bfa_admissions/tuition_and_financial_aid.
49% of students graduated on time.
57% of students graduated in six years.
79% of full time students continued studying at this school after freshman year.
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Authentic Italian, at The Village at Woodside.
Proud to announce we are under new management!
Red Pepper Cafe is a locally owned restaurant that includes daily specials and assorted desserts for everyone.
Ruby Tuesday is driven by uncompromising freshness and quality, gracious hospitality and a growing list of Five-Star restaurants destined to be the envy of the casual dining business.
This historic clubhouse and grille, the original laundry room of the Highland Park Hotel, offers a relaxing, peaceful atmosphere with a comfortable gathering spot. Players and non-golfers alike can enjoy a menu of light lunch offerings, wines and cocktails while relishing stunning views of the Aiken Golf Club, especially during sunset. The restaurant, which caters all types of events, cocktail hours, and festive themed dining, is also open to the general public. Close proximity to downtown Aiken with exclusive restaurant parking.
The Pizza Joint uses the freshest ingredients, we hand slice our vegetables and our dough is made fresh from scratch every day. We mix our pizza sauce and marinara daily.
A restaurant created with Aiken customers in mind, The Village Café strives to provide guests with delicious and high-quality food, beverages and gelato. Your support for this restaurant supports a host of local farmers- their ingredients are locally-sourced specifically to benefit the Aiken community.


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Today Youth Lifestyle
Today, the lifestyle is often misused by most teenagers. Moreover, teens who are in a Metropolitan city. They tend to follow fashion lifestyle today. Of course, fashion is fashion that they copied from the west. If they can filter out the good and proper, then the effects may also be positive. But otherwise, if not smarter than people in western memflter mode, it will negatively affect their own.
One example of the lifestyle of teenagers who follow Western fashion in everyday life is a matter of "dressed". Problems clad teenagers of today are always associated with the times and technology. Because, most of Indonesia, particularly teenagers, in clothes always obeying the prevailing fashion. Even more sadly, in many tv stations show examples of life style in the teens dressed people who follow western fashion. Metropolitan Auto not only teenagers who follow fashion, but also the people who are in villages or countryside. Most of the youth culture of Indonesia has not been able to filter it properly. So, negatiflah effect arising from the teen's own self.
We know that the mode adopted by most western people deviate from the moral. While we are aware that Indonesia is famous for luhurnya kesopanannya and kindness. However, some Indonesian teenager then mimic or follow the Western mode without the filter is good and right. And maybe it would be bad for our future generations.
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December 21, 2016
Totally Impossible to Prevent Berlin Attack Was Preventable
Point 1: Germany knew this terrorist and had him under surveillance.
Point 2: He had been flagged for deportation for lying on asylum applications multiple times.
Suspect Sought for Deadly Berlin Terror Attack - Tunisian Anis Amri - Yet Another 'Known Wolf' https://t.co/pMcgsAN8yy #KnownWolf— Patrick Poole (@pspoole) December 21, 2016
Point 3: After Toulouse, no one thought to install barriers BEFORE people died?
The problem here is not lack of intelligence nor means to prevent an attack. The problem here is never ending intelligence gathering without any action on said intelligence.
Unused intelligence is worthless.
Amri was already known to German police for involvement in an ISIS cell, and had been under police surveillance. If Amri's involvement is confirmed, this would make the Berlin attack yet the most recent case of what I have termed "Known Wolf" terrorism and marking the eighth such incident this year.Update:
As regular PJ Media readers would note, I first identified and termed the ongoing trend of "Known Wolf" terrorism - individuals committing terrorist acts who were already known to law enforcement and national security authorities - back in October 2014.
This year alone I've reported on "Known Wolf" incidents in Columbus, Ohio; Orlando, Florida; Normandy, France; Ontario, Canada; Strasbourg, France; Roanoke, Virginia; and New York/New Jersey.
I would note four of those seven cases in 2016 were here in the United States.
Germany attempted to deport Christmas Market terrorist, but Tunisia refused to take him backhttps://t.co/rulQawGCpG— Howie Roark (@Toro520) December 21, 2016
This is what Gitmo is for, I mean ISIS has declared war on Germany. Yet the Germans treated him with kid gloves. Don't ask Tunisia, Drop the SOB off the coast and let him swim south.
We don't need to close Gitmo, we need to fill it and get on with the firing squads. Because politically correct kid gloves won't beat blood thirsty Islamic terrorists.


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Q. An insured's wife, who is insured on a PAP, hit her husband's company car that is insured on a BAP with her personal auto. He is the primary owner of the business but the car is titled in the name of the business entity. The PAP carrier has denied the claim. Is this correct?
A. No, the only exclusion they might use to deny the claim is the property damage to property rented to, used by, or in the care of the insured. The insured on the PAP is the wife, and the company car the wife hit was not rented to, used by, or in the care of the wife, so the liability on the PAP should pay for the damage.


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Description: Thunder Stock Cars is a racing game for Android that aims to bring the thrill of stock car racing to your Android smartphone or tablet. Race in 3D like a NASCAR driver around the familiar oval circuits as you weave through tens of computer opponents on the track. You can either control your race car with tilt or touch controls and there's also a virtual steering wheel option available as well. With a variety of levels on offer, Thunder Stock Cars is a cool game that pretty much anyone can get into. Read on to see how much fun we had with it.
How it Works: Much like other similar games on Android, you'll have to download Thunder Stock Cars from the Play Store in order to hit the track. Once you do, you're ready to start racing.
To change you control options, you just need to head to the Options page.
Once you choose a circuit, you're ready to go.
When racing, you'll need to not only try and get to top speed, but wrestle against other cars on the road, too.
There are a few tracks to choose from, and the more you play, the easier it becomes to unlock new circuits.
Driving at night can be particularly fun in Thunder Stock Cars
Opinion: I enjoy racing games on my smartphone, but Thunder Stock Cars is something that needs some work. The 3D graphics are here and look pretty good, but the rest of the game feels very much unfinished. The controls are finicky, and the menus feel overly empty. Still, we imagine this is the first in a number of versions of the game that will only continue to get better and better as each update comes. Every game has to start somewhere, and Thunder Stock Cars isn't off to a bad start at all.
- Speed (4/5) – Thunder Stock Cars does run well and there were no issues when playing a number of devices.
- Features (3/5) – A great start, but there's a lot of common features missing here, but the core gameplay is good.
- Theme (4/5) – We can't complain about the presentation here, as this is a good-looking game that has some fluid frame rates.
- Overall (3.5/5) – With good graphics and decent gameplay at its heart, Thunder Stock Cars is off to a goof start, but need some added features and extra polish.
- Good-looking graphics feature some well-drawn cars and detailed backgrounds.
- Smooth frame rates on the majority of recent devices.
- Driving at night is a nice touch for sure.
- Touch, tilt and virtual wheel control options offer a good choice for players.
- Ads are very intrusive, and often cover key parts of the menu screens.
- More features and game modes needed to make Thunder Stock Cars feel like a fresh and new experience.
Conclusion: A great start to what we're sure will grow into a fun game, Thunder Stock Cars runs well and looks good. With the core gameplay already here, all that appears to be needed is some more game modes and features for the game to feel more like a complete stock car racing game. As it stands however, there's not too much to complain about here, apart from the ads. We understand – more than others – that ads are needed for free content to survive, but better placement of these ads is needed. A fun game that just needs some added polish, Thunder Stock Cars is a fun game that's worth taking a look at.