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Calgary Herald Review: Hobson's Choice
"[Half The Battle] a triple-R remarkable performance, achievement and showcase for Owen Bishop, who wrote and performs this solo show about a pair of Canadian flyers in the Second World War…This is one show you don't want to miss."
CBC Interview: Half the Battle
"A new play tells the story of two Canadian pilots in the second World War who don't just battle the enemy...they also battle each other. An Alberta playwright wrote, and also performs in, Half the Battle. Owen Bishop was inspired by his grandfather's wartime experiences."
BroadWay World Review: Knowing is Only HALF THE BATTLE with DIY and Sage Theatre Companies
"With one actor, sixty minutes, and a relatively bare design, the only thing I can say about this production is: "wow!" "
Owen Bishop's Half the Battle is a remarkable master class in characterization
" What is a remarkable first play, and a remarkable performance."
Preview: Half the Battle first in new project to showcase emerging theatre artists
Bishop's one-man show, Half the Battle, is the inaugural production in Sage Theatre's new Stepping Stone Project, in which Sage assists emerging artists in their transition to professional theatre.


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As a true Halloween fan you are not happy with those who are wearing costumes that not represent the spirit of the holiday. Princesses, fluffy bunnies or pretty nurses are not scary at all, so drive them over with your car. Be careful though to avoid the ones in cool spooky costumes and also avoid cracks in the road that could damage your vehicle. Pick up fuel and other power-ups like health or shield and coins which will allow you to buy some awesome upgrades between levels. Have a blast and Happy Halloween!
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A gathering at the property of a new Masjid in Mississauga at Winston Churchill and Dundas.
At this event, there will be great barbecue meals, carnival rides, activities, and most importantly, you will have a chance to visit the property from the inside.
Tours will take place regularly throughout the day. Also, you will have the opportunity to learn more about the future services of this new project.
Take part in building this new Masjid on June 15th, 2013 from 3-8 pm.
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The iOS 6 API introduces a new way to handle device rotation. The approach used in all previous APIs has been deprecated. What seems like a small change to the name of a method is actually a lot more problematic once you start to dig in and refactor your code for iOS 6.
While I didn't have as much trouble dealing with this as some developers I did lose a lot of time this week trying to figure out how to best adapt to the new model of handling rotation.
Here's a quick run-down of what I learned.
- You need to define all of the orientations your app could possibly support at the application level. This means clicking on the appropriate orientations in "Supported Interface Orientations" found under your project settings -> targets -> summary or implementing the method
application:supportedInterfaceOrientationsForWindow:in your app delegate. If you choose to implement the delegate method you will need to return the appropriate UIInterfaceOrientationMask combination for your application. You can find the possible mask values defined in UIApplication.h.
- Once you've defined the global rotation options for your application you can then set the orientations that are supported by each view controller in your application. Apple has deprecated
shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation:and now requires you to override
supportedInterfaceOrientations:in each of your view controllers that need to handle rotation. This method is similar to the app delegate method in that it needs to return the appropriate UIInterfaceOrientationMask combination for supported orientations.
supportedInterfaceOrientations:is only called if
shouldAutorotatereturns YES.
- When a view controller returns an orientation from
supportedInterfaceOrientations:that value is compared to those values defined at the application level. If the value returned by the view controller is one of the application's supported orientations the device will rotate, otherwise it will not.
- The only view controller that can cause the application to rotate is the top-most view controller. This is a huge change. You can no longer have child view controllers dictate to the application that a given view should rotate. This is especially tricky if your top-most view is a UINavigationController since it will ALWAYS be the top-most view. In the one application I maintain I wanted my app to support rotation in all supported iPhone directions but the only view controllers I wanted to rotate in all directions were modal view controllers (photo galleries, text editing, and web views). I didn't want the views being managed by the UINavigationController to rotate. To fix this I simply created my own subclass of UINavigationController and overrode the
supportedInterfaceOrientations:method to only return the up orientation for those views on the UINavigationController's stack.
- If your view controller still implements
shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation:iOS will convert the values it returns to the appropriate UIInterfaceOrientationMask values. This allows you to support iOS 6 as well as older iOS devices.
I set aside a lot of time this week to deal with issues related to the larger screen of the iPhone 5 and never once gave a thought to rotation...until I rotated my phone and nothing happened. In all honesty, I found layout issues related to the new larger screen to be the easiest issues to resolve. Refactoring to support Apple's new model of rotation was an unexpected challenge.


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Spoiler: These aren't biscuits. They're muffins. And they're amazing. I didn't lower the fat on them and decided to just go with the whole-milk ricotta. Oh boy, though. So worth it. These are delicately lemony with more of an almond flavor. I absolutely love them. My attempts at decorating them with yellow sanding sugar failed, but that's ok. They are delicious and will be a nice addition to my lunches this week! I would definitely make these again.
Nonna's Lemon Ricotta Biscuits
Giada de Laurentiis
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup sugar or more as needed for sprinkling
1 teaspoon sugar or more as needed for sprinkling
1/2 cup unsalted butter -- (1 stick) room temperature
1 tablespoon finely grated lemon zest -- (from 2 lemons)
1 cup whole-milk ricotta cheese
1 large egg
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
1/2 teaspoon almond extract
1/3 cup thinly sliced almonds
1. Line 12 muffin cups with paper liners. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
2. Whisk the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt in a medium bowl to blend. Using an electric mixer, beat 1 cup sugar, butter, and lemon zest in a large bowl until light and fluffy. Beat in the ricotta. Beat in the egg, lemon juice, and almond extract. Add the dry ingredients and stir just until blended (the batter will be thick and fluffy).
3. Divide the batter among the prepared muffin cups. Sprinkle the almonds and then the remaining 1 teaspoon of sugar over the muffins. Bake until the muffins just become pale golden on top, about 20 minutes. Cool slightly. Serve warm or at room temperature.
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The ENNEA-what?!!
Come find out what all the number talk is about! In this time of what feels like hopeless division, mistrust and anger, the world is desperate for more compassion, empathy and understanding.
The Enneagram is a personality tool that leads to self discovery and self acceptance while guiding us in our understanding and acceptance of others.
When: April 7, 10:00 AM-3:00PM. Lunch will be provided
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Who: Gerard Thomas and Don Carroll will be leading
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Catch-up and Crisis in Korea
Wontack Hong
Chapter 5: The Engine of Catch-Up: Big Conglomerates
Wontack Hong
1. INTRODUCTION This chapter investigates the engine of export-oriented catch-up in the context of small firms versus big conglomerates (chaebols) on the basis of the experiences of Korea and Taiwan. Big conglomerates dominate the Korean economy as do smaller firms (that is, the so-called small and medium-sized firms) the Taiwan economy. This chapter attempts, first, to identify the factors that cause such differences between the two countries and, second, to investigate their efficiency implications. This chapter will present a set of hypotheses that may be tested empirically. My objects are to inspire an analytic framework that enhances our understanding of the engine of catch-up under different market conditions, and also to provide a crude guide for policy and institutional arrangements to improve a country's performance in catch-up. In order to make the messages simple and clear, I will amplify the differences between Korea and Taiwan, although their differences may be just matters of degrees. Big conglomerates have served as the engine of growth in Korea. The Korean government has promoted the concentration of economic power in the hands of a small number of conglomerates. The conglomerates in Taiwan are much smaller in size and organizationally very different from their Korean counterparts. In Taiwan, large enterprises that manufacture steel, petrochemicals, and so on are mostly owned and operated by the government and supply their products mostly to domestic markets. On the other hand, small firms have been, on average, exporting more than twothirds of their...
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Snakes, Fears, and Dreams!
Carl Jung wrote, "Whenever the snake symbolism appears in dreams, then, it is always representative of the lower motor centers of the brain and of the spinal cord, and our fear of snakes denotes that we are not fully in tune with our instinctive lower centers; they still contain a threat to us."
The message in Jung's insight is that of fear and potential. When we're afraid, there's room for healing and growth. Snakes appearing in dreams inevitably frightens folks. I've never had a patient in depth psychotherapy who has welcomed a snake in a dream. Typically, fear hits or repulsion sets in. Once we have a chance to look at the dream, get a sense of what the snake is about, the patient is able to see what they couldn't see before, begin to face the fear that the snake symbolizes.
Without a doubt, after a certain level of stability and healing, continued growth is what is most feared. One individual stated, "If I go deeper, then who knows what might come of my life. If I just stop here and stay put, then maybe I've got it all under control. I won't let myself dream anymore." That night in a dream, the snake came. It wrapped itself around him and he cried out, awakened in a cold sweat. Life spoke and told him that he must pay heed.
As the snake wraps itself around the caduceus of the physician, so the snake wrapped itself around this gentleman. Opposing the forces of the deep unconscious is senseless. It will come and take its toll. We are threatened with becoming lifeless, the life squeezed out of us; or, if we listen to the message within the fear and the dream, we activate potential for life to wrap itself around us, to contain and metabolize anxieties, and nestle us in wisdom.


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Guy in his mid 40s sits across from me in the booth at Chick's Diner here in Heber City Utah. I like to take clients here because it gets them out of their office, out of their life, and into a place that while seemingly simple, is real and raw.
The guy gets real, "My relationship is falling apart. Again."
"How's the rest of your life working?"
He looks surprised. "What do you mean?"
"Your body? You look overweight and you're eating a cheeseburger with fries and a scone."
He shrugs, "No, it doesn't feel too good. I'm tired and sluggish."
"How about your business?"
He shrugs, "Same desk job, you know I hate it."
"I go to keep her happy."
So this is what I tell him: "Here's the deal brother. You got work to do. You keep coming to me with these advanced problems in your sex life and intimacy, and none of that gets solved if you are living on fumes like you are. Consider a car without gas. We could work under the hood for years… and that wouldn't do shit until we put some fuel in the tank. You get me?"
He nods slowly… warily. He knows this is true, but it sounds like I might be asking him to do some REAL WORK.


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Jonas Criscoe, David Frohlich, Caitlin Warner
On View: May 24, 2013 – July 3, 2013
This was the tenth anniversary of the Jerome Foundation's generous support! Thanks to their funding of the program, Highpoint provided artists Jonas Criscoe, David Frohlich, and Caitlin Warner nine months of access to Highpoint's printmaking facilities, as well as technical support, critiques with local artists and curators, and the opportunity to work in a studio environment that encourages experimentation and growth. Their exhibition featured screenprints, mixed media collages, repurposed vending machines, and numerous other art objects created at Highpoint during the artists' residency.
In his densely layered screenprints and mixed media collages, Jonas Criscoe explores the alteration of the environment by our society and the power of nature to reclaim. He calls the patina and age of the resulting surfaces "interpretations of an oxymoron—a beautiful detritus." A native of Austin, Texas, Criscoe received his BFA from the University of Texas at Austin, and his MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2008.
Through a variety of approaches, David Frohlich has made various items that hang, lay, or sit uncomfortably against, among, amuck, or along–things like indents, window clings, screenprints, monoprints, fingerprints, footprints, squeegee passes, roller-overs, dips and dives. Frohlich is from North Dakota, he received his BFA from Minneapolis College of Art and Design in 2010.
By creating multiples to be distributed from repurposed vending machines, Caitlin Warner explores her interest in the trivial, ordinary, and everyday, comparing the precious to the paltry. The art objects that will be dispensed by the machines include miniature screenprints, books and parcel boxes that contain secrets. Warner, a native Minnesotan, received her BFA from Minneapolis College of Art and Design in 2012.
A special thank you to jurors Liz Armstrong, Assistant Director for Exhibitions & Programs and Curator of Contemporary Art at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, and Bud Shark, Master Printer and Founder of Colorado-based print publisher Shark's Ink.


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What We're Reading
In our world, avocado isn't extra. It's everything.
Hey Avo Lovers,
We know you can't live without our avo toast but have you ever wondered how avocado became so popular in the United States? We certainly did so we ended up doing a little digging and found out some pretty interesting facts about our favorite fruit!
Everything we now know about the story of how avocados came to exist in America comes from our current obsession: The Food Explorer by National Geographic writer Daniel Stone, a book that chronicles the true story of the famed food explorer, David Fairchild, who introduced delicious avocados to the United States (along with mangos, kale, lemons, and thousands more of our favorite foods!).
We were lucky enough to get an advance copy of this incredible book from our friends over at Dutton Books and we couldn't be more grateful to them for spreading the love! Running a restaurant is impossibly hard work and some days we barely have time to sleep but whenever there's a free moment, we jump at the chance to dive into a great book. When we heard that someone wrote an entire book about the man that helped to popularize our beloved fruit, we couldn't resist checking it out and believe us when we tell you that it did not disappoint.
We enjoyed reading about Fairchild so much that we even partnered with the folks over at Dutton on a giveaway this weekend and treated our first 50 customers to a hardcover copy of the book along with a gorgeous tote and adorable avo swag. Check out some photos from our event below:
Happy reading!
With love,
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standout Luann de Lesseps, better known as "The Countess," recently spoke candidly about her drinking problem. The reality TV star has remained frank about her substance abuse, and in a recent interview, she admits she's in a better place than she was last year, particularly after an "embarrassing" arrest around Christmas Eve that found the Bravo personality locked in the slammer by herself in Palm Beach, FL.
In an exclusive interview with People, Luann de Lesseps said she considered her Florida arrest to be "a wake-up call." While de Lesseps considered herself a social drinker for years, The Countess began drinking at least seven drinks a day after she separated from her husband, Tom D'Agostino Jr. It put the reality TV star in a bad spiral. In the interview, Luann de Lesseps explained her intensified drinking process during last year's rough patch.
I would start with a martini and maybe have two martinis, and then get into the wine at dinner. Then I'd have a little bit of vodka soda going out. I would have the hair of the dog drink the next day, and drink more, and it didn't feel good. Alcohol just stopped working for me.
On December 23rd, Luann de Lesseps was arrested for disorderly intoxication. It happened after she arrived at the wrong hotel and she had a verbal disagreement with the officers who arrived at the scene. In addition to disorderly intoxication, she was also charged with battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence, and threatening a public servant. While The Countess is living sober, her troubles aren't behind her. The reality TV star is due in court on April 13th. Depending on how things shake up, de Lesseps might end up facing some more jail time soon if she's convicted of her crimes.
Luann de Lesseps opened up about her recent jail time during a performance of her cabaret show #CountessAndFriends in Manhattan a month ago. While it's a pretty serious ordeal for the TV personality, with some potentially hard ramifications, she found the humor in the situation. Fellow star Bethenny Frankel also released astatement about Luann de Lesseps shortly after she was arrested towards the end of 2017. At the time, Bethenny Frankel said The Countess was doing "great" and that she was the "most resilient, strong woman" Bethenny ever met.
Since Luann de Lesseps cut back on the sauce, things have taken a turn for the better. The Countess entered a rehab treatment facility after her arrest and she is focused on her personal well-being. de Lesseps also admits she quit smoking and she has lost at least eight pounds. She nows practices yoga and meditation, which has played a big hand in her self-recovery. Additionally, de Lesseps recently returned to film another season of . So you'll be able to catch up with The Countess and all her adventures soon. You can watch the reality TV show on Bravo.


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-Holland wasn't too impressed with my dancing in the rain skills and I wasn't loving her idea of barefoot puddle jumping in the streets of NYC.
Matching tutus (bliss tulle) / make up your mind tee (3glamgirls) / Hollands tee (jcrew factory) / Hollands shoes (gap kids) / my wedges (similar)
First off I just want to say that I had been waiting for this day for forever. Today was the day that I was totally going to live through Holland. Today we were going to American Girl Doll for all of our first times. I wasn't going to get a doll, I already have a life sized one, Holland. So naturally I dressed us up in matching tutus.
We celebrated Hollands "birthday" at the American Girl Cafe, which by the way if you want to do it its the best. It was not Hollands B-day but we ordered the birthday package, which includes cake and ice cream and gift bags for the kids. —If you are planning on going during the week you need to make your reservations a couple weeks in advanced, if going on a weekend a couple months.
It was the cutest lunch I had ever been too. They have your doll, or a borrowed one sit next to you in a high chair, they seriously think of everything. They even have a holder for your doll in the bathroom stalls just in case you brought your doll with you.
After lunch the kids picked out matching dolls, they got the Bitty Twins. Hudson was way more into than Holland. He wanted matching outfits for him too. He was very disappointed that they make matching outfits for the girls (Holland matching her doll, but not any so that boys can match their boy dolls)
It was such a fun and special day. Not even the rain could have ruined it. I hope to come back many more times, that is if Holland is up for it again:)


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If I was any kind of Jewish Food I would probably be a matzo ball; I'm a bit round and occasionally pretty salty. So it only seems appropriate for me to start my series of lists on the best Jew Foods with a matzo ball. Plus— it's fall, and getting cooler, and Sukkot is around the corner. If you're eating outside, you especially need a matzo ball to fortify yourself. Here are the five best spots in New York City:
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By Agence France-Presse
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The air strikes on rebel-held eastern Aleppo since the Syrian government offensive was launched on September 22 have been the most intense of the five-year war, Ban told a special meeting of the General Assembly.
"The results have been horrific", he said.
Nearly 500 people have been killed and about 2,000 injured. More than a quarter of all deaths are children.
No UN aid convoy has entered Aleppo since July 7 and food rations will run out by the end of October, Ban warned, saying hunger was being used as a weapon of war.
The meeting at the General Assembly was called by 72 countries led by Canada to try to break the deadlock after the Security Council failed to take action to end the bombings and revive peace efforts.
Two resolutions were defeated during a stormy council session earlier this month, one of which was vetoed by Russia, which is backing the Syrian regime in its war against opposition fighters and jihadists.
Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin said he was "puzzled" by the statements at the meeting because they failed to mention the urgent need to combat terrorism in Syria.
Churkin said Ban and others had not pronounced "a single word to talk about terrorist organizations, as if the disaster in Syria was like the hurricane that hit Haiti."
US, Russia clash
Russia has long maintained that it is supporting the regime of President Bashar al-Assad in a war against the Islamic State and Al-Qaeda-linked jihadists, both designated as terror organizations by the United Nations.
US Ambassador Samantha Power shot back.
"Let us be real: terrorists are not the ones dropping bunker-busting bombs on hospitals and civilian homes in eastern Aleppo, nor are they besieging civilians there," she said.
"The Assad regime and Russia are."
Canada's Foreign Minister Stephane Dion called for a formal emergency session of the General Assembly to discuss urgent measures that could be taken by the 193 UN member-states.
"We need to act and to act now," he said.
It remained unclear what concrete action the assembly -- whose resolutions are non-binding -- could take to address the humanitarian crisis in Syria.
The gathering was seen by some diplomats as an attempt to turn up the pressure on Russia and Syria to halt the bombing of Aleppo.
Russia this week declared a humanitarian pause in the assault on eastern Aleppo, where more than 250,000 civilians have been trapped, under near-continuous siege since July.


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Dear Resident,
I wanted to update you in relation to Brexit. I've reached the conclusion that although I wanted the Prime Minister's Chequers Agreement to be a workable compromise, it is clear it is not. Whilst well intentioned, we've ended up with the worst of both worlds.
The proposal means we'll be dragging Remain voters out of the EU, for a deal that means still complying with many EU rules, but now with no say on shaping them. I know from my casework that for many this is absolutely not what many local people want, including the overwhelming majority of young people. A number of Remain voting constituents have also expressed a frustration that when they hear Leave voters are unhappy, they increasingly ask "what's the point?"
Similarly, whilst fewer in number than those voting Remain locally, I also recognise that for Leave voters, this deal simply does not deliver the break from the European Union that they wanted. This Chequers deal will also be negotiated with the European Union over the coming months, and could quite well end up even less favourable for our country than it already is.
Finally, I think it will prove inoperable to get Common Rulebook changes voted through Parliaments like the current one, so we will just see more instability and uncertainty for business and investment which is not good for our country's future.
I cannot therefore support the Chequers deal.
All MPs have to reach their own view, but in practice, my assessment is that Parliament is now stuck in a stalemate. Effectively there is a blocking group of MPs for every alternative proposed, whether the Chequers deal or leaving with no deal. I'd very much hoped that we could achieve a consensus on the way forward after the result in 2016, but it's clear that this isn't possible. A big part of the problem is that Parliament works on party political lines, but Brexit cuts across those. Parliament cannot deliver a route forward.
However, even in the unlikely event that MPs were allowed a free vote on the final deal in Parliament, it still means that in every constituency - ours was mainly Remain - there will inevitably be local people disenfranchised by their MP's vote, despite Brexit shaping all our lives for decades to come. That's unacceptable to me. I deal with lots of correspondence on Brexit and people have very different views. I want to represent my constituency but that's impossible with just one vote. Brexit is too important for any MP to override the views of people.
The only solution left is to take the final Brexit decision out of the hands of deadlocked politicians, away from the backroom deals and give it back to the people to decide. I recognise that many people will feel that we had the vote and should get on with it, but Parliament is at an impasse and not able to do that. People therefore have to vote for the way through they want.
This shouldn't be a divisive, binary choice. Two years on, the practical Brexit options are now clear and the public should be asked to choose between the three paths facing our country – the PM's final negotiated Brexit deal, staying in the EU, or a clean Brexit break and leaving with no deal. And crucially, I have argued the referendum should give the public a first and second preference vote, allowing a consensus to finally be found.
This approach is exactly how we deliver elected Mayors across the country who can command a consensus, including here in London. It can work, it's fair and it will finally deliver a clear voting majority on the way forward, a unique chance to settle the European question for a generation.
I have spent a lot of time trying to think through what is the right thing to do for our country and for our community. That comes first for me over party politics. I hope that whether or not you agree with me, you can at least see that I'm now asking for your voices locally to be heard and to count every bit at the ballot box as much as my own.
Best wishes,
Rt Hon Justine Greening MP


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"They who sow in Tears" – 1952
"They who sow in Tears" – 1952
Independence Day 1952 poster competition – first prize winner.
Two feminine figures – one sowing, the other raising a sheaf of wheat.
For the first time, a poster depicting refined feminine figures in the French tradition instead of the more traditional depiction of strong, masculine pioneers.
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— Tom Cohen
The life story of Salim Halali is one with countless branches. His experiences as a gay Jewish man in Paris in the 1930's are as eventful as one would imagine, and his music career is not only well known but well remembered, what with being crowned the "King of Shaabi" at the height of his popularity. He lived just as extravagantly behind closed doors, often throwing lavish parties with his two pet tigers. There's much to be said of his storied life.Read More


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Stephan A. Schwartz is a Distinguished Consulting Faculty of Saybrook University. He is the columnist for the journal Explore, and editor of the daily web publication Schwartzreport.net in both of which he covers trends that are affecting the future. His other academic and research appointments include: Senior Fellow for Brain, Mind and Healing of the Samueli Institute; founder and Research Director of the Mobius laboratory. Government appointments include Special Assistant for Research and Analysis to the Chief of Naval Operations. Schwartz was the principal researcher studying the use of Remote Viewing in archaeology. Using Remote Viewing he discovered Cleopatra's Palace, Marc Antony's Timonium, ruins of the Lighthouse of Pharos, and sunken ships along the California coast, and in the Bahamas. He is the author of more than 130 technical reports and papers. He has written The Secret Vaults of Time, The Alexandria Project, Mind Rover, Opening to the Infinite, and The 8 Laws of Change.
Here he discusses some of the central issues in conducting parapsychology experiments. These include double-blind and triple-blind protocols, randomization methods, and target selection. He emphasizes the importance of advance preparation. He also suggests that subtle forms of bias are inescapable for particular individuals and cultural groups. It is important to be mindful of this to the extent possible -- in order to prevent displacement.
New Thinking Allowed host, Jeffrey Mishlove, PhD, is author of The Roots of Consciousness, Psi Development Systems, and The PK Man. Between 1986 and 2002 he hosted and co-produced the original Thinking Allowed public television series. He is the recipient of the only doctoral diploma in "parapsychology" ever awarded by an accredited university (University of California, Berkeley, 1980).
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For Immediate Release
Mirrors & Malfunctions:
New Work from Shyama Golden and Mimi O Chun
November 8, 2018, New York City
Artists Shyama Golden and Mimi O Chun are pleased to present an exhibition of recent works. "Mirrors & Malfunctions" speaks to the mutation of world views that arise as political systems and social norms become increasingly polarized and insular. The show will run for one weekend only from November 30–December 2, 2018 at 198 Allen Street, New York, NY with a reception open to the public on Friday, November 30th from 6pm to 11pm.
Shyama Golden paints in oil and acrylic using figuration to explore how identity is experienced, performed, and reinforced. Her exhibited work will focus on intersectional identities, particularly those of hyphenated-Americans. Shyama's subjects are a combination of real and imagined people—primarily women—with masks and animals often functioning as metaphors for human social dynamics. Her process begins with detailed iPad studies, which she then projects and paints onto a ground. When rendered in paint, the mechanical perfection of her digital studies gives way to the hand of the artist. The resulting work captures the symmetry and repetition inherent to nature, but also, its imperfections.
Working in fiber-based media, Mimi O Chun will exhibit soft sculptures and works on paper spanning four discrete bodies of work. At its core, her work tackles the tensions between the pursuit of individual identity vs. the shared values of cultural economies. Creatures of Commerce presents a nihilistic vision of the future though fictional chimeras that mash up creatures with commercial goods that best embody a capitalist ethos. Manu Propria offers an uncanny—and often imperfect—view of feminine expression through oversized hands adorned with nail art and jewelry. Hair Supply gives the historical figures featured on banknotes transformational, au courant makeovers. Lastly, the vignettes of Stuffed Hipster Emblems capture our collective fanaticism for the artisanal, the small batch, and the hand-crafted.
Gallery hours are open to the public Saturday, December 1st and Sunday, December 2nd from 12pm to 8pm, or by appointment. For additional information, please contact Shyama Golden at 512 363 3437 or firstname.lastname@example.com or Mimi O Chun at email@example.com or 917 592 4578.


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4 Inspiring People Every Creative Should Discover
Austin Kleon
TED Speaker and author of the New York Times Bestseller's books, Steal Like An Artist and Show Your Work, Austin Kleon brings sage-truth to the creative's toolbox to empower the creative to give his/her best work. Kleon's books, as well as his blog, are excellent investments of time for the creative. These easy-to-turn-to books will never have a chance to collect dust on your shelf. You will devour these books and be left wanting for more (in a good way).
Todd Henry
Todd Henry is the author of the book turned podcast The Accidental Creative. I listen to his podcasts almost everyday (sometimes on repeat). Through his books, blog, and podcast, he offers insight on the process of maintaining a consistently high level of creativity without succumbing to burnout, degradation and discouragement. He is a must listen for every creative, no matter the medium.
Chris Michel on Art, Compliance, Mechanisms, and Entrepreneurship
The Power of Small Actions
What To Do When You Aren't Inspired
Shameless Maya
Shameless has been an essential voice in my creative ear for a while now. Through her youtube channel, she inspires 500,000+ subscribers to step out into a life that is devoid of fear and filled with positivity and encouragement. Her story is one that empowers people to live fully inspired by beauty. You can not go wrong in listening and watching this hilarious woman give insight and speak truth about the realities of shamelessness, creativity, artistry, and the journey toward artistic recognition.
Get Inspired, Keep It Moving
How to NOT be a Starving Artist
What is FEAR? What are you afraid of?
Face Your Fears w/Divergent Cast Theo James, Shailene Woodley, and Ansel Elgort
Hannah Brencher
Writer. Author. Empower-ess. TED Speaker. I was blown away when I realized what this woman built from her words and her love for people. More Love Letters is a nonprofit organization that Hannah started when she decided to write anonymous love letters to anonymous people. Check out her bomb-tastic blog here:
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Director's Corner
NaCoMe's mission has three points of emphasis: build community, connect with God, and renew spirits. As we celebrate Easter, the theme of renewal has been abundantly present. Between seeing renewal in the natural world, where trees are putting out leaves and the grass is growing greener, or in NaCoMe's facilities, where tremendous work has been done by our staff and service groups (see below for just a taste), I am reminded of the power of renewal.
There are seasons for all things, and right now NaCoMe is in a season of growth and renewal. Holy Week serves as an annual reminder of the opportunity we have for restoration through Christ. As we go into Easter weekend, my prayer for you is that you will experience your own personal renewal as well.
Psalm 51:10 Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me.
-Ryan "Flash" Moore, Director


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Date: 4/12/2002
Britain-A Convenient Hideout for the Islamic Fundamentalists
It seems Pakistan is rapidly earning credits for being internationally recognized as the motherland of the vilest of Islamic terrorism. This time its Britain where officials have caught a 'pious' Paki Mullah sleeping with soldiers of Allah for the 'cause' of Kashmir.
Shafiq-ur-Rehman, 28, a Pakistani Muslim cleric has been charged with collection of funds and recruitment of British Muslims for the Islamic terrorist group Lashkar- e-Tayyaba currently active in the Kashmir region. Lawyers for the British government have said that the activities of militant groups, such as the Lashkar-e- Tayyaba, pose a threat to national security. The British Government gave an official comment on that saying it could "rationally and lawfully regard terrorist activities carried out by Lashkar-e-Tayyaba as activities of a type which constitute a threat to national security."
This case is a clear indication of Britain's changing attitude towards the Kashmiri Muslim groups, who openly raise funds and preach the cause of jehad in mosques across the country. Until now, the Government has said that as long as British laws were not infringed upon, it was not in a position to take any action against the activities of the various Kashmiri groups. It is also likely to cause anger among the many Pakistani immigrants in Britain, who form the backbone of support for Kashmiri terrorism in this country.
Mr. Shafiq-ur-Rehman, the maulvi of a mosque in Oldham, near Manchester, was found raising funds for the Lashkar and recruiting young British Muslims for training in Pakistan. The Britsh Home Office has said that even though he had not breached any British law, he should be expelled from the country for supporting terrorism in Kashmir by collecting funds and recruiting people for the cause.
Ms. Ellen Sharpeston, Counsel for the British Government, appealed that such activities where the ulterior motive is to help terrorist groups can pose a threat to Britain's national security. She referred to the training that the British Muslims receive in Pakistan and other Islamic countries for 'Jehad' and said that those who were sent for training came back "highly motivated to their cause, committed to beliefs that could be described as extreme". She also added that they were also trained in the use of weapons, and "could at some stage turn on other groups, or against UK's interests generally." She also said that it was in Britain's national interest to cooperate against international terrorism.
A senior official of the British secret service, M16, dealing with the sub-continent, gave evidence on the first day of the hearing that terrorism was a global phenomenon, and terrorism in one part of the world could affect another. "It is our judgment that we see terrorism as a collective responsibility and terrorism in other parts of the world can affect other countries." The official added that, "We don't accept that a threat to national security has to be directed at a U.K. person. It is broader than that."
Mr. Rehman's counsel, Mr. Sibghat Kadri, dismissed the charges as "Islamaphobia", and said his client had done nothing illegal. Mr. Rehman's statements however contradict his counsel's opinion. Shafiq Rehman has accepted that he was a member of the Markaz Dawa-al-Irshad (MDI), an organization that is closely linked to the terrorist organization Lashkar-i-Tayyaba, but has denied collecting money to support militancy or recruiting for the Lashkar. He admitted to sending seven people from Britain to Pakistan for training, but said this was primarily "religious training."
A special three-man tribunal headed by a High Court Judge, Sir Humphrey Potts is in charge of hearing this case. The verdict is supposed to be declared in few weeks.
In India too, Lashkar-e-Tayyaba's gangsters are getting busted. Ten operatives of the Lashkar-e-Tayyeba including a Pakistani have been sent to jail by the district court in Jammu over the past two days. They were rounded up in various parts of the country, taken to New Delhi for interrogation, and brought here under tight security. It has been reported that this is the biggest crackdown on the terrorist organization on Lashkar-e-Tayyaba which has set up several "modules" in India to spread terrorism.
The last group, which was busted by Indian officials, is believed to be set up by an Indian Muslim criminal Islamuddin. The police learnt about him from the disclosures made by Ilyas, a Pakistani held in Jammu about 10 days ago. A series of raids conducted by the police in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh under the co-ordination of Intelligence Bureau led to eight more arrests.
Another Pakistani criminal named Aamir was also found as an active member of this group. Aamir was operating from Bhiwandi near Mumbai. Aamir managed to have a false birth certificate and a driving license in Maharashtra by claiming to be a resident of Mominpura.
The main operative of this group was Islamuddin, who is a 'respected teacher' in a Madrassa (Islamic school) located at Punhana, Gurgaon. Pakistani officials hired him when he went to Pakistan to raise funds for his school, which is a den for preaching fundamentalist Islamic ideals. He confessed having received Rs 50,000 against the assurance of providing a safe hideout to the Muslim terrorists belonging to Lashkar-e-Tayyaba organization.
Another Madrassa raided by the police during this operation is the Ahle Hadis sect's centre in Okhla, New Delhi. Abdul Adal, a resident of Kurnool in Andhra Pradesh, was arrested. Adal is believed to be a key Lashkar functionary in the Capital. His confessions led to at least two arrests in Andhra Pradesh.
This entire group was also active in Western Uttar Pradesh. At least two operatives have been caught there. Mohammed Mustafa of Kerana in Muzaffarnagar was an arms harbourer. A larger haul was from the house of Raisuddin, a quack in Doghat village.
Over last few years, the roadmap and the grand plan of the Islamic terrorist organizations like Lashkar-e-Tayyaba have changed remarkably. In stead of engaging in localized terrorism in places like Jammu and Kashmir, they have decided to spread the disease of Islamic terrorism all over India slowly and gradually. The Madrasas (Islamic schools) have become centers of preaching the fundamentalist Islamic ideals where even Muslim kids are brainwashed to kill non-Muslims for the cause of Islam. The supporters of Jehad have started employing various methods and means for achieving their goal. The mosques have become convenient hideout places for the vilest of Muslim terrorists. Islamic terrorists are on their way to form an international network where pious Muslims and hardcore criminals from all over the world so that they can support and take part for the 'just' cause of killing innocent 'kafirs' (non-believers in Islam) in India and elsewhere.
The list of these helpers of the 'soldiers of Allah' is long enough to keep the Islamic machine of terrorism alive for many years to come. Unfortunately many of India's own Muslim citizens are proud members of this list and would not think twice before stabbing their motherland for the cause of 'Jehad' and for achieving young virgins and pearl-like boys in paradise as promised by Prophet Mohammed.


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FOIA Reveals Third Party Involved in COPA Investigation of Police Shooting
Chicago, IL, January 23, 2018-The City agency that conducts investigations into allegations of police misconduct paid more than $17,000 to an outside party as part of the agency's investigation of a controversial 2015 fatal police shooting, the FOP has learned.
Attorneys working on behalf of the Fraternal Order of Police obtained documents in a Freedom of Information (FOIA) request indicating that the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA) paid a Boston based police lieutenant in connection with the agency's investigation of a 2015 police shooting in which two people died.
In December, COPA ruled that the shooting was not justified. The FOP denounced the ruling and advised its attorneys to review COPA's investigation. The FOP also requested that the City's Inspector General investigate what the FOP claimed was a pattern of suspicious media leaks of confidential information about the agency's investigations to various news outlets, including the Chicago Tribune.
According to the records submitted by COPA, the agency paid Lt. Robert Harrington from the Boston Police Department through the Chicago law firm of McGuire Woods LLP.
The role of the law firm and Harrington's services rendered were not described in COPA's final report, raising questions. What did the law firm and Harrington provide COPA in the investigation? What, if any, conclusions or opinions did they submit?
According to the documents obtained by the FOP in the FOIA, Harrington met with COPA personnel several times in April and May of 2016, mostly to "review case materials."
Lt. Harrington and an attorney from McGuire Woods declined to comment on their role in the agency's investigation of the shooting. COPA personnel did not respond to numerous requests for comment.


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Things I Love: Oversize Art
For the second installment in my month of "Things I Love", I thought I'd talk of my love of art, specifically as it relates to interiors, and since there are so many schools of art I love, when choosing art work for myself or a client, I have just one rule: The Bigger, The Better.
Some clients already have works of art they love, and I will always incorporate those pieces into their homes. For other clients, owning art has never really crossed their minds, so I always encourage them to leave room in the budget for large pieces of art as nothing anchors a room like a large painting.
A great way to bring large-scale art into a room without wondering how you'll get the canvas through the door, is to hang multiples that will create the look of one large piece. .
Most of us don't inherit tapestries that our grandfather commissioned Picasso to make like the Rockefellers did, but colleges with art classes have at least one sale a year of student art, usually at Christmas time, or the end of spring semester. A great way to pick up unique art for a reasonable price, and who knows, maybe you'll discover the next Picasso!
Another great way to bring in art is via large-scale photography. If you have an eye for photography, you can even have your own photos blown up and printed for a relatively affordable price. There are also numerous sources online for fine art photographers, and you can custom select the size, remembering my one rule of the thumb, The Bigger, The Better!
Remember, to be creative, it's art after all, and don't be afraid to mix your media, too. Too many paintings can be overwhelming, so in the home I designed with Drew Scott on HGTV's Brother vs. Brother, I hung a giant East Indian latticework grille in the small breakfast area. I really loved this touch of the unexpected in a coastal retreat.
For more artful inspiration, please visit my "Oversize Art" Pinterest Board!


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30 Strangest Fast Food Offerings Ever
Hamburgers, french fries, and chicken nuggets are pretty standard fast food offerings in every part of the world, but there are dozens of other dishes sold by restaurant giants such as Wendy's, McDonald's, and Taco Bell around the globe that specifically cater to local crowds and tastes.
While some of these dishes, such as the Greek Mac sold at McDonald's Cyprus and Greece, sound intriguing, others, like Dunkin' Donuts China's Dry Pork And Seaweed Donut, seem downright strange. However, though the flavor profiles differ from country to country, one thing remains constant: A great deal of fast food is unhealthy, regardless of where you're eating it. If you're looking for more nutritiously-minded fast food choices, we've got you covered with Every Menu Item at McDonald's—Ranked!
Doritos Crunchy Crust Pizza
Where You Can Get It: Pizza Hut Australia
In Pizza Hut stores throughout America, we have pies that are packed with meat and have crusts filled with cheese, but our friends Down Under took things to the next level in late 2014 when Pizza Hut Australia debuted the Doritos Crunchy Crust Pizza. Though the name is pretty self-explanatory, we'd be remiss not to tell you that this baby was made with made with mozzarella cheese layered with Doritos and sprinkled with cheddar cheese. Per Pizza Marketplace, this "seriously loud, but delicious" creation, which was only available for a limited time, was "the kind of pizza that needs to not only be eaten but heard to be believed."
Buffalo Latte
Where You Can Get It: Tim Horton's (Buffalo, NY)
Though Tim Horton's is a "Canadian" fast food chain (it's now owned by Burger King), this savory and highly unusual latte was only available in two of their locations in (where else?) Buffalo, New York in late 2017. According to a press release from the company, the unique beverage consisted of "freshly brewed espresso, steamed milk, mocha, and bold Buffalo sauce flavor, the latte is topped with whipped topping and a dusting of zesty Buffalo seasoning."
Dry Pork And Seaweed Donut
Where You Can Get It: Dunkin' Donuts China
Interestingly flavored donuts have been trendy for a few years now, but something tells us this dry pork and seaweed variety found at Dunkin' Donuts in China is an acquired taste. Though the flavoring is common in Chinese breads, Westerners are clearly more familiar with glazed or jelly donuts. On the plus side, this savory pastry likely has much less sugar than those sickeningly sweet options. Still, of you're looking to shed some pounds, step away from the donuts and take a look at this list of the 37 Best Breakfast Foods for Weight Loss!
Bacon, Macaroni And Cheese Toastie
Where You Can Get It: McDonald's China
For those days when you can't decide whether you're in the mood for bacon, mac and cheese, or toast, McDonald's China has you covered with their Bacon, Macaroni and Cheese Toastie. As the name suggests, the dish consists of bacon mac and cheese thrown between two slices of bread. Clearly this item isn't for the faint of heart.
Greek Mac
Where You Can Get It: McDonald's Cyprus and Greece
Here in the states we're all too familiar with the two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, and a sesame seed bun that comprise a Big Mac, but on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus (and in nearby Greece) the renown burgers look a bit different. Instead of a traditional Big Mac, McDonald's Cyprus sells what's called a Greek Mac — a Big Mac in a pita, drizzled with tzatziki sauce. We're not going to lie, that sounds pretty good!
Flying Fish Roe Salmon Cream Cheese Pizza
Where You Can Get It: Pizza Hut Hong Kong
Pizza Hut Hong Kong went a little ingredient crazy in 2014 when they debuted the Flying Fish Roe Salmon Cream Cheese Pizza. Entrepreneur reports the limited-edition pie featured a crust filled with salmon-flavored cream cheese and fish eggs, and was available with two topping combinations. The Crayfish Seafood Deluxe included crayfish, scallops, shrimp, clams, cherry tomatoes, peppers, red onions, and Thousand Island dressing (perfect for fish lovers) while the Sausage, Pepperoni and Pomelo was topped with sausage, pepperoni, cherry tomatoes, peaches, mushrooms, peppers, berry sauce, and pomelo. Either way, the chance of going hungry was very slim.
Paneer Zinger
Where You Can Get It: KFC India
At KFC in India, customers can order what's known as a Paneer Zinger. Paneer is a fresh cheese common in South Asia, and the Paneer Zinger consisted of a crunchy, double-layered paneer patty loaded with a spicy, creamy sauce and topped with lettuce on a sesame bun. While the Paneer Zinger seems to have been discontinued, KFC India still sells a Veg Zinger and a Chicken Zinger, which are somewhat similar varieties that don't include cheese.
McCurry Pan
Where You Can Get It: McDonald's India
If you happen to find yourself in India and cheese isn't your thing, you could always head over to McDonald's India and order a McCurry Pan instead. Essentially it's a savory pie that's packed with mushrooms, peppers, corn, and broccoli in a creamy sauce, but don't let all the veggies fool you into thinking this is a healthy dish. Though it's no Paneer Zinger, this meal still boasts 11 grams of fat and almost 50 carbs in one serving.
Rice Porridge
Where You Can Get It: McDonald's Indonesia and Malaysia
Bubur ayam is an Indonesian chicken porridge topped with crispy fried shallots and scallions. The dish is such a staple in that part of the world that you can order it at McDonald's restaurants in Indonesia and Malaysia when you're in the mood for something warm and comforting.
BBQ Frankfurter Pizza
Where You Can Get It: Pizza Hut Indonesia
If you often find yourself deciding between pizza and a hot dog, Pizza Hut Indonesia may have answered your prayers with its BBQ Frankfurter Pizza. The aptly titled, calorie-rich dish features hot dogs nestled within a pizza pie, which is then topped with a variety of sauces. Order it at your own risk!
Doughnut Burger
Where You Can Get It: Burger King Israel
In late 2016, Burger King Israel decided to celebrate Hanukkah by unleashing the "SufganiKing" — a Whopper sandwiched between two halves of a donut and topped with ketchup jam. Since jelly donuts are typically eaten on Hanukkah we can kind of see where they were going with this one, but a beef patty bookended by two donut halves is about as unhealthy as it gets.
Spinach and Parmesan Nuggets
Where You Can Get It: McDonald's Italy
Of all the items on this list, the spinach and parmesan nuggets from McDonald's Italy is probably the one we're most eager to try. However, just because the chain's iconic chicken nuggets got a visit from a vegetable, doesn't mean they're suddenly healthier. Unfortunately, the parm part of these international nuggets negates any nutritional value the spinach may have provided.
Berry Burger
Where You Can Get It: Burger King Japan
We've heard of putting ketchup, mustard, and barbecue sauce on burgers, but Burger King Japan decided to be especially creative with the condiments a few years back. In the month or so leading up to Christmas in 2014, the restaurant chain got festive (and a little punny) by debuting a Berry Burger. According to Brand Eating, the meal featured a bacon-topped black pepper-mixed beef patty covered in a sauce made with raspberries, cranberries, blueberries and red wine. That's quite a sweet and savory combo.
Black Burger
Where You Can Get It: Burger King Japan
Several months later, Burger King Japan was at it again when they released the Black (Kuro) burger complete with black cheese made from bamboo charcoal and black sauce courtesy of black squid ink on a charred black bun. The burger also included onion, tomato and mushrooms in red wine sauce, along with deep-fried eggplant and crushed garlic.
Deep Fried Salmon
Where You Can Get It: KFC Japan
It's typical for fast food restaurants to deep fry several types of whitefish, but KFC Japan tried their hands at deep frying salmon back in 2015. The fried salmon was sold for a limited time by the piece or as part of a sandwich (on a roll with a basil sauce, tartar sauce, and lettuce) and Brand Eating reports the dish was even given its own animated salmon fillet mascot named Kirimi-chan who was designed by the makers of Hello Kitty.
Caramel Popcorn Frappe
Where You Can Get It: McDonald's Japan
Late last year, McDonald's Japan introduced not one, not two, but three popcorn-themed drinks. The Iced Caramel Popcorn Latte and the Hot Caramel Popcorn Latte were pretty standard, but the Caramel Popcorn Frappe was its own sickeningly sweet beast. The NY Daily News reports the beverage was a cold blended drink of espresso and caramel and popcorn syrups, topped with caramel-flavored whipped cream and caramel sauce. The whole thing was then garnished with a large waffle cone full of caramel corn that stuck right out of the top of the mound of whipped cream that rounded off the drink. It's safe to say this beverage contained at least a day's worth of sugar.
Cheesy Potato Bites
Where You Can Get It: McDonald's Japan
Another culinary gem from late last year were these Cheddar Potato Bites sold at McDonald's Japan, which were obviously American-inspired. The chicken-nugget-size cheesy potato balls were only available as a side for a limited time, which is probably a good thing since the cheese and potato combo isn't exactly great for one's overall health.
Chocolate And Hazelnut-Filled Pie
Where You Can Get It: McDonald's Japan
In addition to strange drinks and sides, McDonald's Japan also has a knack for interesting desserts. Though these chocolate and hazelnut-filled pies aren't bizarre per se, they certainly aren't meant for people who don't like chocolate. Released just last month, these yummy treats consist of hazelnut paste and small pieces of nuts encased in a triangle-shaped piece of pie-like chocolate dough. Sugar coma, party of one!
Pumpkin Spice French Fries
Where You Can Get It: McDonald's Japan
Though America is thought to have a lock on all things pumpkin spice, McDonald's Japan had us beat about a month prior to Halloween in 2016 when they released salty-sweet Pumpkin Spice French Fries. A twist on the chain's popular chocolate-covered fries, this slightly more colorful version featured French fries covered in chocolate and pumpkin sauce.
Where You Can Get It: McDonald's Netherlands
Believe it or not, McDonald's Japan doesn't have a monopoly on strange fast foods. At McDonald's in the Netherlands, customers can order what's called a McKroket — a fried patty with a gooey beef and cheese filling. This international offering is not only high in calories, but it also packs 2,300 milligrams of sodium. For some perspective, that satisfies a person's entire daily salt intake in just one sitting.
Meatatarian Burger
Where You Can Get It: Burger King New Zealand
People in New Zealand must really like their meat, because in August 2016 Burger King New Zealand debuted their Meatatarian menu for a limited time. Consisting of three burgers, the menu designed for meat lovers offered a Full Meaty, Half Meaty and Bacon Meaty. Two beef patties, a chicken patty, six bacon strips, two slices of cheese, barbecue sauce and onions comprised the Full Meaty, while the Half Meaty had one less beef patty and slice of cheese. The Bacon Meaty, on the other hand, loses the meat patty and includes two chicken patties, six strips of bacon, two cheese slices and barbecue sauce. While this meat-packed trio may sound appealing to some, we suggest you stay away.
Chicken-Flavored Chocolate Truffles
Where You Can Get It: KFC New Zealand
Certain things like peanut butter and jelly and salt and pepper undeniably go together, but chicken and chocolate most definitely don't belong in that category. Still, that didn't stop the folks at KFC New Zealand from releasing limited-edition chicken-flavored chocolate truffles just in time for Mother's Day in New Zealand last year. After all, does anything say 'I love you mom' more than chocolate that tastes like chicken?
Cheetos Quesadilla
Where You Can Get It: Taco Bell Philippines
People living in the Philippines apparently like their quesadillas with some extra crunch, because a Cheetos quesadilla debuted on the Taco Bell Philippines menu in November 2016 for a limited time and quickly gained popularity. The dish is simply a quesadilla stuffed with jalapeno-flavored Cheetos and Taco Bell's three-cheese blend, so even though this item has yet to make its American debut, we can't imagine recreating it at home would be all that hard.
Frosty Coffee Jelly
Where You Can Get It: Wendy's Philippines
Americans are familiar with the Wendy's Frosty — a delicious mix of flavored milk, sugar, and cream — but some Frosties at Wendy's Philippines look and taste a tad different. A beverage known as a Frosty Coffee Jelly, for example, is like a regular Frosty mixed with coffee, and chunks of a strange gelatinous substance. Currently, Wendy's Philippines is offering an Oreo-flavored Frosty Coffee Jelly, which is bound to pack a ton of flavor and probably make your blood sugar skyrocket.
Where You Can Get It: KFC Saudi Arabia
Though the Chizza — KFC chicken covered with cheese and tomato sauce and shaped like a pizza — is similar to what Americans know as chicken parmesan, the beloved international dish that's available in many KFCs around the world (including in Singapore and Saudi Arabia) has yet to make an appearance stateside. While it's hard to know we're missing out on this cheesy, gooey goodness, consider it a blessing in disguise. According to reports, a Chizza contains nearly 700 calories and 38 grams of fat.
Chocolate Butternut Squash Donut
Where You Can Get It: Dunkin' Donuts Singapore
Granted, a Chocolate Butternut Squash Donut doesn't sound all that weird when you consider America's obsession with pumpkin, a fellow gourd, but that's just the tip of the iceberg of strange donut flavors available at Dunkin' Donuts Singapore. According to this Buzzfeed article, at one point the chain was selling Wasabi Cheese and Seaweed Cheese Donuts. Yum?
Boerewors Burger
Where You Can Get It: Burger King South Africa
Boerewors is a type of sausage which originated in South Africa, so it makes sense that Burger King South Africa would sell a Boerewors Burger. In addition to the meat, this tasty entree that's shaped more like a sub than a burger comes garnished with mouthwatering melted cheddar cheese, fruity chutney, and caramelized onions, all on a sesame-seed bun. Though at 533 calories it's slightly less caloric than a Whopper, the Boerewors Burger beats the BK staple in carbs, sugar, and saturated fat, so it's not exactly a healthy choice.
Zinger Double Down King
Where You Can Get It: KFC South Korea
In 2014 KFC South Korea ditched buns all together when crafting the fast food monster known as the Zinger Double Down King — an offshoot of the chain's beloved Double Down, which launched in the U.S. four years earlier. This artery-clogging meal featured a bacon-topped beef patty sandwiched between two fried spicy chicken fillet "buns," then slathered in rich barbecue and white pepper sauces. Though the lack of bread meant you'd cut back on carbs with this bad boy, at a reported 750 calories it wasn't exactly waistline friendly.
Shrimp Beef Burger
Where You Can Get It: McDonald's South Korea
If you're in South Korea and looking for something a bit less meat heavy, McDonald's South Korea offers a tasty Shrimp Beef Burger that's not quite as massive as the Zinger Double Down King. Comprised of both a fried fish patty and beef burger, this meal also includes all the normal burger fixings such as lettuce, tomato, and special sauce. If you feel so inclined to give this dish a taste, we'd recommend purchasing a drink as well seeing as this burger contains a whopping 984 milligrams of salt.
Kimchi Quesadilla
Where You Can Get It: Taco Bell South Korea
Kimchi, or fermented cabbage, is a staple in Korean cooking, so it makes sense that the folks over at Taco Bell South Korea crafted a quesadilla that includes the potent veggie, cheese, and chicken. Because Koreans love kimchi, it's not surprising that this unique offering has proven to be very popular in South Korea since first being introduced in 2016. In fact, former Taco Bell CEO Brian Niccol has said the kimchi quesadilla makes up 10% of sales in the country. And since bacteria-rich kimchi is good for your gut, this is a strange fast food offering we might just consider trying. For more tips on how to keep your gut healthy and your stomach flat, consult this list of 42 Ways to Lose 5 Inches of Belly Fat!


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A great starter kit!
This kit has everything you need to hand stitch the 12" x 12" Star of Wonder block - Fabric & notions included! All top quality materials; Batiks by Island Batik; Thread by Aurifil; Needles by John James.
It's fun and easy to hand reverse applique with added applique the Eye of the Beholder way. And when you combine the two techniques, you get added dimension to your piece.
You get everything you need:
2 – 13 ½" x 13 ½"squares of fabric for Reverse Applique - top & background
5 – rectangles of fabric, in two colors, for Appliqué
2 types of hand sewing needles by John James - for basting & stitching
5 - Safety pins for pin-basting
4 - Spools of Aurifil thread - 3 spools of 80 wt. for stitching, and 1 spool of 12 wt. for basting
complete step-by-step directions
We've already cut the fabric and traced the design onto the background fabric. You are all set to layer and stitch! NO sewing machine needed.
You just need a pair of small, sharp scissors. If you need a really great pair of sharp scissors for hand work, try our 4" bent-handled scissors that are specially blunted for hand reverse applique by Kai. They minimize the boo-boos because don't catch on the fabric as you cut.
Design for kit comes from the book Christmas RAPPing, Christmas Quilts featuring Reverse Applique & Paper-Piecing by Margaret Brewster Willingham & Nan Baker. If you love this project, you'll love the book. Get Christmas RAPPing today!
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1 – 13 ½" x 13 ½" square of White batik by Island Batik - background fabric, Reverse Appliqué
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1 – 2 ¼" x 3" rectangle of Yellow batik by Island Batiks - Appliqué
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GuthrieAmerica Story: Michele & Nyree
"According to Michele, she didn't like me but we became friends in 8th grade. I believe our friendship is special because we've always connected. And no matter where we left off, we can always pick right back up. We bring comedy wherever we go. I guess you could say we're the dynamic duo. I was told we needed our own reality show. LOL". ~ Nyree C.
My name is Michele Bufford I was born in Guthrie Oklahoma at Alverno Heights Hospital 19th and Warner.
I graduated high school in 1990. I then went to Langston University with Nyree. I stayed for a year and moved to Houston Texas with my brother and sister. I came back in the late 90's.
I started working for the district as a Special Education paraprofessional when I came back from Texas. I'm going on 21 years working for Guthrie Public Schools.
I can remember so many great things growing up in our small town. Nyree and I would loved going to the parties at the library on 2nd street. 89ers was the biggest event in Guthrie back then. Everybody would have a new outfit and a new hairstyle. We would go to the parade and after that everybody was at Mineral Wells park. Then we would go back home and eat barbecue of course. Once the sun went down we would meet uptown for the carnival so much fun.
And another favorite was sitting at the temple talking and listening to music.
The Guthrie America brand I learned about through social media.
I would like to give a huge shout out to my Fogarty Family for showing the kiddos love and compassion everyday. Bluejay for life.
Hello. My name is Nyree Coleman. I was born at either OU or Mercy. I can't remember. Lol… But, I have lived in Guthrie all my life.
Outside of what Michele mentioned on favorite memories, my senior year at Guthrie High School was also a favorite Guthrie memory for me. I graduated in 1990 with Michele. I was a cheerleader.
My first job was at Granny Had One. It is no longer in business. I currently do accounts payable. I have been doing this for the last 2 years or more. I worked as an account manager for 15 years.
I have plenty of family here in Guthrie. I have my daughter, aunt, siblings, cousins, nieces and nephews.
I am proud to have raised my beautiful daughter in a small community where she always felt loved. When they say it takes a village to raise a child, this could not be more true.
I think the GuthrieAmerica brand is amazing. I love wearing my tee-shirt because it represents unity.
Before we leave, I would like to shout out my Aunt JoAnn Washington for always being a role model, setting the example & correcting me when I needed it. She is a HUGE influence in my life and I will cherish & respect her always.
Tee shirts sold at Boutique 206 (206 E. Oklahoma Ave, Guthrie Ok 73044) or online at GuthrieAmericaTees.Com.


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Golden 2018
"To be golden, by definition, is to possess gold-like qualities; be that the colour, brightness, lustre or immense value of gold.
This piece explores beauty and value, reflecting on the precious metal that Kalgoorlie is famous for, but I hope it also reminds us of the great value in the many naturally occurring wonders that the goldfields have to offer; both precious metals, and native flora alike.
The flourishing bouquet includes a selection of wildflowers found in the region that are all either iconic to the area, classified as rare or endangered, recently discovered, or considered to be valuable natural resources. It is these unique qualities, along with their delicate beauty and striking colours that I believe makes these flowers truly 'golden'.
Honeysuckle Grevillea (grevillea juncifolia)
Jam Tree (acacia acuminata)
Goodenia salina - a rare and threatened flower sighted for one of the first times near Kalgoorlie in 2017
Pearl Bluebush (maireana sedifolia)
Charile's Gold (tetratheca spenceri) - a new species first discovered in 2012 by Charlie Spencer"
Mikaela Miller is a multidisciplinary artist and designer based in Fremantle, Western Australia. She has a passion for the environment and native flora and fauna and the human face inspire her work. She combines these interests into illustrations that explore youth, culture, beauty, an identity of place, and our relationship with nature. Mikaela studied at Curtin University where she majored in graphic design and explored areas of photography, illustration, printmaking, textiles, fashion, surface design and fine art. She is currently studying community development as a postgraduate at Murdoch. Mikaela has exhibited in a selection of group exhibitions around Perth and has painted public works as private commissions. She has also painted a public work as part of the Captivate Capel Festival in 2017 and is very excited to add Heartwalk to the list.
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When that turkey is named Alex Smith, absolutely. Too many people thought Smith had a bum hinge long before it actually became physically impaired, and almost from the outset, everybody knew this bird from Utah was no Montana.
Yeah, right, all those offensive coordinators. Yeah, sure, the injuries. Yeah, OK, the horrible cast around him much of his time with the Niners. Yeah, no doubt, the face-man coach who never fully understood or backed his would-be franchise player.
Sometimes ill fate still lands you on the plate. Fair or not, Smith is our 23rd annual Turkey of the Year if for no other reason than last year's winner, prison-confined Michael Vick, may have a better NFL future at this point. In Football, anyway.
The San Francisco 49ers already have paid Smith more than $20 million for 21 touchdowns over four seasons: 19 passing, two running. Along with that, 31 interceptions, four fumbles, a career passer rating of 63.5 and a mere handful of wins. By comparison, certified No. 1 busts Tim Couch and David Carr look like Pro Bowlers.
What currently distinguishes Smith among other NFL No. 1 busts and there have been a raft of top turkeys down through the years is that he could wind up being the worst top draft pick in more than 40 years if things don't get any better from here. You have to go back to 1963 and Oregon State Heisman Trophy winner Terry Baker to find a top pick with skimpier pro results.
He's probably history with the Niners unless he's willing to sign for the minimum next year, and realistically, why would he want to do that? And will a shoulder that couldn't deliver the long ball or the deep out when healthy ever be NFL-caliber? Bottom line, will he ever get a better chance for success than he had in San Francisco?
One would hope so. Smith's only 24. He's a nice young man, highly intelligent with admirable competitive drive. In retrospect, Alex was at the top of a draft that was full of more dubious flops Cedric Benson, Pacman Jones, Mike Williams and Troy Williamson, just to name a few. Hey, the Raiders took Fabian Washington at No. 19. The Broncos took Maurice Clarett in the third round. At least Smith escapes with his character intact, even if he couldn't escape our Turkey of the Year tag.
Is that some consolation? Probably not, even if someone saw fit to make him a No. 1 pick again.
This year's dishonorable side dishes ...
Ocho "Stinko" Cinco: The mouth and the antics of T.O. without the production. So irrelevant we've almost forgotten his former handle.
Isiah Thomas: Just typing his name makes you want to go take a shower. And that whole post-firing hospital escapade was just plain creepy.
Lane Kiffin: He had potential as Raiders head coach, but at least some of the character and maturity issues Al Davis offered in his public assassination had validity. He was no Jon Gruden, that's for sure.
Al Davis: Sorry, Al. You're not off the hook. The whole Kiffin charade could have been avoided by canning the kid after last season. But you couldn't stomach the financial hit, and it wound up costing you even more.
DeAngelo Hall: Now that's a financial hit. You knew it was doomed the moment Raiders officials started gloating that he represented their lost second-round draft pick.
Jose Canseco: Last seen smuggling fertility drugs across the Mexican border. Wow, can't wait for the third book.
Mike Nolan: At least he has some nice duds for prospective job interviews.
Scott Boras: I'm with colleague Rick Hurd. Ban this soulless blight on the sports-agent profession. Manny Ramirez to the Dodgers would have been a nice tale if we didn't know the sleazy backstory of utter greed behind it.
BCS (Befallen Catatonic Superpowers): 1. Washington. 2. Michigan. 3. Notre Dame. 4. Nebraska.
The real BCS: Even Obama doesn't buy the drama.
Brett Favre soap opera: Yes, he's having a nice year for the Jets, but it was sheer hell getting to it. ESPN treating it like a Papal transfer didn't help.
Mark Cuban: From Cubs purchase to prison pinstripes? Needless to say, his stock fell mightily even selling it off.
Baron Davis: Marginalized himself and the Warriors with one stroke: signing on the dotted line with the Clippers.
Monta Ellis: Hey, if you're going to be that dumb, at least do it on a Harley.
Thunder: Both the new Oklahoma City NBA team and the canned Warriors mascot.
Kimbo Slice: Media creation turned UFC cremation.
O.J Simpson: Took a while, but The Juice finally was inducted by the most appropriate hall: The Hall of Justice.
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Los Angeles 411: Greystone, Beverly Hills
Where can you go to see magnificent sights this summer without an exorbitant price tag? Well, Beverly Hills, of course! A tucked away treasure in Beverly Hills, Historic Greystone Masion and Park, a 46,000 square ft. manor and 18.3 acre park, provides the public with a peak at what it must be like living in lavish opulence. Built in 1927 by Edward Doheny, Greystone is now a property owned and operated by the City of Beverly Hills, and opens its grounds to the public daily for FREE!
Draped in classical Italian grandeur, the lush grounds of the Greystone offers it all-- extravagant weddings, spectacular city views, scenic backdrops for film and television as well as elegant grounds for special events. Though the mansion is reserved for special events, you can meander about the secluded and romantic park-like grounds that feature a small lake, streams, waterfalls, pools, a pavilion, and many walkways.
This summer take advantage of the many exceptional Greystone special events open to the public throughout the year. "Tea and Talk" , a lecture series featuring the topic of interior design will be held at Greystone Mansion, specifically tea will be held on the terrace overlooking the city followed by the lecture held in the Mansion's Living Room. Upcoming dates for "Tea and Talk" are Sunday, August 25 from 3:00-5:00pm titled: " So Much to Pick From... Oh My"; and Sunday September 22 from 3:00-5:00pm titled: "The Role of the Royal Mistress in the Design of Great French Palaces". Registration is required for attendance, so contact Greystone at (310) 286-0119 or visit online at email@example.com.
Another must-see special event at Greystone this summer is "The Manor: Murder and Madness at the Greystone Mansion", a series productions by of award-winning Theatre 40 at Greystone, dramatizing the Estate's mysterious history. For performance dates and times, call Theatre 40 at (310) 364-0535 or visit www.theatre40.org/home. Hurry and purchase tickets as only a few performance dates remain!
Historic Greystone Masion and Park is located at 905 Loma Vista Drive Beverly Hills, CA 90210.


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an american in andalucía
by Tavis Gray
I spent the New Year's weekend in the quiet embrace of good wine, good conversation, and good, painterly views of Africa's Northern coast. I can hardly comprehend that sentence, just as I can hardly comprehend my time spent in the Andalusian village of Gaucín. A last outpost of the Roman empire (and [slightly] more recently the Moorish), Gaucín is picturesque in ways a fairy tale could only blush at. The town is doused in white paint and tricky turns and eagles circling and strong winds blowing up from Gibraltar, a half hour's crow-fly away. Walking, running, driving through Gaucín feels like unearthing a secret. This may be due to facts. The village was more or less unreachable by car well into the 70s. So unearthed is right, in a way. But time goes on, and so does more advanced transportation, better engines (vehicle and search), and so it becomes easier to manage your weight as you pass careening slopes and untamed vistas.
Not a place for doing, Gaucín is dreamy and simple, which allowed the perfect conditions for meditating on the year past. I let my thoughts sail out from our home and into the valley below. I watched as they fluttered down along the Genal river to the Mediterranean, coasted up into the Rif Mountains of Morocco and to the desert beyond. I tracked them still, from my perch to there, in full sight. I wished several times, out loud, to never leave that view, my glass of thick Málaga wine, my slice of toast, my airy head. But as there always is: Monday.
Gaucín is fragile in a way that isn't at first obvious. Its castle has withstood raids and time. Its people have weathered the turbulent summer heat. Storms have been unable to beat back its gallant post. And yet fragility is its appeal. In this village, and with an ear to the ground, you may hear the land sigh beneath your weight. It is important that you be fragile in these places, too. To know your place. To breathe lightly, to soak and not to stain. In fact, upon leaving, you may find yourself even more delicate than before. More aware. More, more. A Spanish osmosis, perhaps.
Or, more likely, a Spanish cure.


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