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Hippie Rock Festivals
Festivals really are truly amazing and each one is an experience of a lifetime. If you go to festivals regularly then you will know exactly what we are talking about. For those hippies, rockers and anyone else who have never been to one I would highly recommend it. Festivals are an experience that you will never forget. If you love music then you will love going to a rock festival! Trust us, we have been to loads and will continue to do so until, well the end of all time!
Whats a Rock Festival all about?
A rock festival, or rock fest as some call it, is considered to be a large-scale rock music concert. The term "rock" seems to be used rather loosely these days. Where once it was just purely hard rock, nowadays, modern rock festivals will feature many bands all performing a diverse range of popular music which will including genres such as rock, pop, folk and anything else that sounds good.
Rock festivals are mostly held outdoors, often in open rural areas or open-air sports arenas, fairgrounds and parks and typically last two or more days. Wohoo! We like weekend festivals. However, not all rock fests are held outside as sometimes it is just not feasible and plus, as soon as they became popular, promoters took decided that they could cash in on the terms "rock festival" and "pop festival", and some events advertised as such took place in indoor arenas on a single evening featuring only a handful of acts.
I have been to both indoor and outdoor music festivals and I have to say I enjoy both. The key is picking one with the music that you like the most. if you are off to see some of your favourite bands, who cares right. In or out you still get the hear the same amazing music. Fundamentally I agree that a festival should span over more that 1-2 days and should be held outside but, hey ho, things are what they are and as long as there will be music, meh!
The First Music Festivals
The first music festivals that appeared caught so much media attention as well, can you imagine what a spectacle it was. Concerts were in existence but in comparison these were so small and low key that no one had seen anything like it.
It is generally acknowledged by most that the very first two rock festivals were staged in northern California on consecutive weekends in the summer of 1967 (what a year): the KFRC Fantasy Fair & Magic Mountain Music Festival on Mount Tamalpais (June 10–11) and the Monterey International Pop Festival (June 16–18). As you can imagine, the concept caught fire and spread super quickly, not only across America but the world. So, so many people love a good festival.
According to Bill Mankin ( a very interesting fellow whom you should Google), in their dawning age, rock festivals were important socio-cultural milestones: "… it would not be an exaggeration to say that, over a few short years, rock festivals played a unique, significant – and under appreciated role in fuelling the counter cultural shift that swept not only America but many other countries [during the 1960s]. It seems fitting that one of the most enduring labels for the entire generation of that era was derived from a rock festival: the 'Woodstock Generation'."
Today, they are still usually open air concerts spread out over several days. Many are annual events sponsored by major corporations. For example Reading/Leeds Festival in the UK ( was once called Reading Rock by people although nowadays it's not so rocky) is sponsored by Carling. Many of the festivals have stages that are sponsored, normally by drinks companies for example the Pepsi Max Stage or the Red Bull Studio Stages of which can be found at Download festival in the UK.
Once people have found a good rock festival that they love, they generally tend to go back years after year for as long as they can. Many people camp out at rock festivals however now at many festivals, instead of taking a tent and camping they now glamp or stay in a teepee. These options however are rather expensive. We would love to stay in a teepee (you can get them with real beds in) but we have not had the opportunity. One day though for sure. As much as I love rock festivals, I am not such a huge fan of camping and am a creature of comfort and so love a bed… Not very rock I know, but……
Besides rock, many feature multiple genres of music such as pop, dance, and electronic. Some owners of radio stations produce radio festivals that only include bands of a specific style of rock (according to what the station wants to promote).
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A new comedy night in Livingston is hoping to have everyone laughing in the aisles.
Deer Park Golf and Country Club is hosting a series of comedy nights organised by local comic Shona Lawson.
The launch night on November 24 takes place on Friday, November 24 and will run on the last Friday of the month thereafter.
The events have been organised by Bathgate comic Shona Lawson alongside the Deer Park management team and Shona said she hopes to be able to offer audiences talented comedians without having to travel to city centres.
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Shona said: "There's not really anything like this going on in West Lothian but there's an audience for it.
"People end up getting into the habit of going into Glasgow or Edinburgh but you can save a fortune, stay in your home town, get a few friends together and have a good night out."
The comedy nights are hoping to appeal to a wide audience, with comics of all ages, background and experience in order to offer as much variety as you would find in city centre nights.
The opening night boasts Bill Dewar, a Bathgate born comedian who has 20 years' experience gigging all over the UK and is a regular MC an headliner for many major comedy clubs in Scotland and the north of England. There is also a selection of up and coming comedians learning their craft, who could Kevin Bridges or Frankie Boyle.
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Shona continued: "Where most comedians cut their teeth is in small rooms entertaining local audiences.
"It's the bread and butter of the comedy experience and it's a real shame there was nothing of the like here."
The comedy nights are planned for November 24, December 29 and January 26 at 7.30pm. Tickets are just £5 and if successful more dates will be added.
To find out more and to book tickets visit Lady Shona Comedy on facebook, contact Deer Park on 01506 446699 or go to www.seetickets.com and search for Deer Park Comedy Night.

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The three-day event "Karachi 360-Photography Exhibition and Contest" 2017 was organized by the Media Society of IoBM. Mr. Talib Karim, Rector IoBM inaugurated the exhibition that displayed the exclusive photographs of IoBM students and outsiders.
A renowned photographer and designer Mr. Yousuf Bashir Qureshi graced the event with his presence. Mr. Tapu Javeri and Mr.Danial Shah were the jury members. Executive Director IoBM, Ms. Sabina Mohsin distributed awards and certificates among the winners of the contest.


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Minor, Freeman lead Braves over D-backs
PHOENIX (AP) — Freddie Freeman and Mike Minor almost made it look easy.
Freeman hit a pair of two-run home runs and drove in a career-high five runs, and Minor struck out nine in a career high eight innings, leading the Atlanta Braves to a 10-2 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks Thursday night.
"It's just good for the whole team just to go deep in the game and not have the relievers having so many innings like they had last year," Minor said. "Really it just puts the team at ease."
The Braves scored three runs in the sixth and eighth innings, highlighted by a two-run single by Juan Francisco in the sixth and Martin Prado's eighth-inning, two-run double. Freeman has 10 RBIs in his past three games.
"Just feeling good at the plate and got a couple of mistakes, and I was actually able to hit them," Freeman said. It was the second two-homer game of his career.
Diamondbacks starter Josh Collmenter (0-1) had his longest outing of the season after struggling in his first two. He was charged with four earned runs on six hits in 5 1-3 innings Thursday, dropping his earned run average to 10.22.
"I finally felt real comfortable on the mound," Collmenter said. "It was nice to finally understand what I was doing.
"We battled back in the game and you think everything is going well and then four hits (in the sixth inning) . they couldn't have been thrown in better spots."
The defending NL West champions lost their third straight.
"Baseball," Arizona manager Kirk Gibson said. "It's not fun to be a part of it, but you have to endure these times. We've been through it before, last year."
The defending NL West champions hadn't lost three in a row since Sept. 14, 16 and 17 of last season.
Minor (2-1) allowed one earned run on five hits. He gave up back to back singles in the fourth but Jason Kubel was thrown out at home by Prado while trying to score from second on Aaron Hill's single to left field.
The Diamondbacks tied it at two in the fifth after A.J. Pollock got his first major league RBI on a sacrifice fly.
After Francisco's single during a three-run sixth, Freeman went deep again, this time off reliever Wade Miley, to make it 7-2.
The Diamondbacks were without right fielder Justin Upton in the starting lineup for the third straight game. The two-time All-Star has been limited because of a thumb injury.
NOTES: Chipper Jones was given a day off Thursday. He's played in six of the Braves' 13 games after missing the first four recovering from left knee surgery, and dealt with swelling in the knee late last week. "If it acts up, we'll give him another day," manager Fredi Gonzalez said. . RHP Tim Hudson made a third rehab start at Triple-A Gwinnett Wednesday, tossing five innings and allowing one unearned run on two hits with three walks and four strikeouts. Gonzalez said Hudson will throw closer to 100 pitches in a rehab start next Tuesday with the plan for him to be activated for a series against Pittsburgh later this month. . RHP Anthony Varvaro made his first rehab appearance Thursday for Gwinnett, and pitched a scoreless inning. … Diamondbacks SS Stephen Drew played three innings in an extended spring training game Thursday in Scottsdale and went 1-for-4 with a double. Drew is coming back from breaking his right ankle in July. . Video of the Coyotes' game-winning goal in overtime at Chicago in Game 5 of their NHL playoff series drew cheers.


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Migraine Relief
Tania MacWilliam
Health & Wellness
Sept. 29, 2011
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Imagine waking up in pain every day for more than 20 years.
Jennifer Hovestadt was hospitalized for her first migraine at the age of 14 where she spent four weeks undergoing testing and treatments. Every day since has been a struggle for the 36-year-old.
Making plans with her friends is not possible when her only focus is pain. Not only does pain affect her social life, but her livelihood.
"Sometimes I only work a couple of days a week," she said. "Sometimes only a couple of hours in a week."
It isn't just a headache. Migraines are an often debilitating condition that can leave people reliant on medication for their entire lives. A 2010 Statistics Canada health report showed that among Canadians ages 12 to 44, 1.8 million reported suffering from chronic migraines.
Hovestadt has tried prescription medications, but nothing offered her relief.
"I have tried everything else," she said. "I just take Tylenol 3. The other medications don't work."
What was worse was the side effects.
"I've put on so much weight from the other medications," said the Cambridge resident.
Looking for relief
When prescription drugs, such as Zomig and Imitrex, no longer offer relief, many sufferers turn to acupuncture as an end-of-line treatment option.
Fed up with the effects of pain and medications, Hovestadt decided to attend a seminar at the Ontario Migraine Clinic in Georgetown.
Brendan Cleary, founder of clinic, initially opened Ah-Shi Acupuncture in 1997 and treated a number of ailments. Finding that his assessments worked exceptionally well with migraines, he opened the Ontario Migraine Clinic two years later.
Clients receive multiple treatments, spaced at about 90 minutes apart, reducing the need for frequent visits. This is especially helpful to those who travel great distances, says Cleary.
"I knew I couldn't keep popping Tylenol for the rest of my life."
As an acupuncture practitioner, Cleary has to work doubly hard at explaining assessments and treatments to prospective patients.
"Western medicine, it's everywhere and we're familiar with it, so we rarely question it," said Cleary.
Peter Berardi was skeptical at first, but at the urging of family members who have witnessed his agony for decades, he decided to seek treatment from Cleary.
"I knew I couldn't keep popping Tylenol for the rest of my life," he said. "My liver wouldn't take it."
The Peterborough man has lived with migraines since he was a teenager. Simple pleasures, like going out to dinner with his wife, became unbearable.
"Someone would drop their fork or knife on the china plate," he said. "It would be like someone banging cymbals up against my head."
Committed to treatment, he travelled for his weekly appointments for about five months, even in snowstorms. Now 66, he no longer gets migraines.
Living a pain-free life is an obvious ideal, but if you experience a sudden migraine, there are people who understand and can help.
Getting help on campus
Tracy O'Donnell, the charge nurse at Sheridan College's Davis Campus, knows all too well how migraines can affect people.
"They're usually pretty bad," she said. "By the time they get to us they're in quite a lot of pain. A lot of the times they're barfing, very sensitive to light, just having a really rough time."
Students who are struck with migraine pain can visit Health Services for solace. There is a quiet rest area with a bed where students can recover.
"We do what we can to get them to feel better."
Nurses are limited on what they can offer, she said. They can't give out prescription medication, but if on site, the doctor can give injectable anti-nausea medication.
Migraine medication, such as Imitrex, is sometimes available in the college's medicine cabinet for doctors to give in extreme cases, she said.
Doctors are usually on site about four days per week for scheduled appointments.
Headaches are a common ailment, but if you are experiencing persistent pain with visual disturbances or nausea, experts advise it might be a migraine. Seek medical attention and don't worry about being perceived as a hypochondriac.
"I felt like, 'OK, I'm not crazy,' " said Hovestadt. "When I say I have a headache every day, I'm not the only one."


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No Gears of War Demo Coming Prior to Emergence Day
Those of you who have been celebrating the news of the unveiling of the release date of the highly anticipated shooter Gears of War, put down your beers (or your soda, for our under-age readers) because Mark Rein from Epic Games has a bad announcement. There will be no demo released for Gears of War prior the games release.
On Epic's forum, he posted a response to a user asking about a possible demo:
"I don't see any way we could do a demo before the game comes out. We've said that before. Demos take a long time to create and polish and we can't afford to get derailled like that if we want to have the game in stores by Thanksgiving. Given a choice of the game this year or a demo this year and the game next year I'm sure every one of you would rather have the game this year because you're already planning to buy it. No idea if we'll do a demo or not after the game ships. I know we have some very cool plans (not 100% solid so too early to give any specifics) for additional downloadable so that might take a higher priority than creating a demo."
The last sentence hints at possible downloadable content for the game, so at least the news is not all bad. Gears of War is expected to ship on November 12th in the United States and November 17th in the United Kingdom.
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Friday, October 31, 2008
In spite of the enticing heading and stereotypical images, I now propose to bore you with some thoughts about gender-specific pronoun substitution.
This questionable activity has come up a few times within this club's 'tween-performance banter.
Purists, regarding traditional song, would regard gender-pronoun substitution as unforgivable. These people would opine that the performance demonstrates the song and, only secondarily, the performer. To some extent I agree with that stance. There is ample evidence in the standard folksong collections that a man would commonly sing a song that patently has the supposed raconteur as a woman (and vice-versa.) I take as one example 'All Things are Quite Silent'. Essentially, this is a woman's lament. It was collected by RVW in 1904 from one Mr. Ted Baines. In reverse, Mrs. Russell of Upwey sang 'One Night as I Lay on my Bed' to Mr. Hammond in 1907. That song has to do with dreaming about a pretty maid. Neither of these songs would tolerate gender reorientation without becoming nonsensical. Both occupy my repertoire and, as a male (that's the body on the left without the bumps,) I have no embarrassment about singing what might be perceived as a 'girlie' song.
There are a few songs where pronoun substitution might work. Recently I played around with 'I Live Not Where I Love'. Fine, substituting 'her' or 'you' for 'him' suffices until you reach the final verse. Then, damn it, it becomes clear that we have a woman addressing a man called Thomas. Actually, it can be done, but poor Thomas has to undergo extensive surgery to become Molly. Before being totally satisfied with the new scansion, you consult your dictionary and find that 'swain' is defined as 'a young MALE lover'. Sort that out if you can! Finally, you go back to your source (Marrowbones, EFDS, 1965) and discover that Mr. Hammond collected the song from one Robert Barratt of Piddletown, Dorset in 1905. Then you wonder why you bothered in the first place. If it was OK for Mr. Barratt then, it has to be fine for me now.
Fortunately, there are those many folksongs that begin 'As I walked out …' That's brilliant! It is a device that places the gender-indeterminate singer in the position of observer. He/she can then continue reportage irrespective of any gender orientation of the context. It means that I CAN get away with singing Geordie. I often wonder whether this so-called floating verse really belonged to the song at inception, or was it later introduced by a politically-correct, gender-sensitive performer?
Most recently, we experienced this conundrum when one of our lady participants sang a Beatles' song containing the repeated phrase 'And I love her'. 'Her' became 'him'. It was a charming performance. When it works (and, without any other manipulation, this did) pronoun-substitution complements the notion of ephemeral ownership by the singer for the duration of that performance. (You've heard me on that subject before.) Well done, Lynda and Paul.
Conclusion? If it works for the singer, and the song retains its original flavour and makes sense, well, OK. BUT – beware! Are we verging on parody here? My vitriolic opinion on parody has been hidden in a blog comment in an earlier post.
"But what about 'God Save the Reigning Monarch'?" you may well ask.
So, is sex important? What's your answer?
How was it for you, darling?!
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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Restaurant Review: Foghorn Seafood
On TV sitcoms, when somebody gets a new job it's always one their friends don't know about at a fast-food place. (Fast food, convenience food, quick serve, whatever). And there is one thing that always happens to this person. Two things. First, they are always made to wear an embarrassing cap. This cap is never the kind you actually encounter in a fast-food establishment--it always has a large spring attached to it from which bounces and bobs a giant chicken. And the person's friends always show up at the restaurant and get in line when the character is working the register. No, three things. For some reason unfathomable to me, television screenwriters believe that persons who work for fast food eateries are given company cars. The company car the character is given always has a (giant) chicken attached to the roof of it, much as the chicken is attached to his cap, though not on a spring. (Spring chicken? That is not where I was going with this observation). Anyway. Foghorn Seafood ("Where the food is never forlorn") is just the kind of place a sitcom character might get a job at, but in a good way. I'd had a hankering for seafood, so I stopped in at Foghorn this afternoon for lunch. If you're not from North Carolina, you don't know that there are two kinds of seafood in the piedmont state: Eastern (beach) style seafood and Western (mountain) style seafood. Now some purists may prefer Western seafood, but I myself, and perhaps it's a guilty pleasure, prefer the seafood that is served near the Atlantic ocean. While Western tartar sauce has its own flair, I suspect that most of you will agree with me (and you had better) that oceanside seafood is cooler. Now that we've gotten that little debate out of the way, let's talk Foghorn. Now remember, Foghorn is fast food, so there are no servers. You must take your place in line with the rest and read your selection not from a menu but from a menu board (huge distinction). There are two parts to this menu board: the main section, for adults, is subheaded "Old Salts." The smaller section is dubbed "Little Sea Monsters," which contains offerings for children. From "Old Salts," I ordered the beer-battered octopus-suckers with a side of anchovy fries, washed down with bottled saltwater. Now, some argue that saltwater in a bottle is no different from saltwater direct from the ocean, but I beg to differ. Bottled saltwater is better, and I can prove it. The atmosphere in Foghorn is what you'd expect in a quick-serve emporium--primary colors, plastic, music you would never willingly listen to. The octopus-suckers were scrumptious, and the anchovy fries some of the best I've encountered. I really love how the anchovy fries make you thirsty, and the saltwater you drink to ease your thirst makes you ever more parched than before! It's a lot like life. And it's a lot like lunch at Foghorn Seafood, which I'm giving a solid three tentacles!
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Probation and Parole
Probation and Parole
Oct. 18, 2011
Ch.8 Probation and Parole Officers
Law Enforcement, Treatment, and A blend of the two.
Control, Social Services, and Combined.
The broker/advocate role links clients to needed services, with little concern for the relationship between officer and client. The P/P officer as law enforcement agents is related to the control model of supervision in much the same way as the treatment or broker/advocate role is related to the social services model. 1.)Officers are not permitted to carry firearms based on either state law or agency policy. 2.) Officers are by statute peace/law enforcement officers, but the agency either restricts or discourages the carrying of weapons. 3.) Officers are by statute peace/law enforcement officers, and the agency permits or requires personnel to carry firearms. Over whether or not P/P officers should be responsible for arresting P/P violators or whether this should be left to the police. If a P/P officer is trained in law enforcement and firearms, he or she should have the same privilege of carrying a weapon off-duty as do almost all other peace officers. The Court noted that "parolees, who are on the 'continuum' of state-imposed punishments, have fewer expectations of privacy than probationers, because parole is more akin to imprisonment than probation is;" exclusionary rules applies to parole violation hearings. Merit, Appointment, and Combined.
Basic Knowledge, Individual Characteristics, P/P Agency, and other agencies. Some P/P agencies and staff members are critical of the use of volunteers. They may view the efforts of volunteers as interference with their prerogatives or may be concerned about sharing information with volunteers because of the confidential aspect of P/P practice. One-to-one model, Supervision model, Professional model, and Administrative model. P/P officers may be vulnerable to civil liability for such wrongs as...
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A man who stabbed a teenage boy to death at a Sydney car repair shop says he had just gone there to "bash someone" but ended up murdering the "wrong person".
Darren James McArthur said he was muscle for hire when he went to find and rough up the owner of the Minchinbury business in Sydney's west on December 5, 2011.
McArthur told the Supreme Court on Tuesday that he had been recruited by his co-accused Darren Stewart Robertson to "give him a hand" and "bash someone or somethin'."
But the self-confessed drug addict claimed things got out of hand when a scuffle broke out between him and the 15-year-old apprentice working there.
The court heard the teen, who cannot be named, suffered numerous cuts to the legs and a lethal stab wound to the chest, which left him gasping for air.
When McArthur was asked by crown prosecutor Chris Maxwell QC how many times he had stabbed the teen, he replied "I don't know ... I just freaked".
He told the court he had gone there looking for the owner and was just going to "bash someone or somethin'".
But he said he unknowingly got the "wrong person".
Since being in jail over the killing, McArthur said he had received death threats, telling the court that his victim's father had links to the Lone Wolf motorcycle club. "I just thought I would get drugs out of it," he said.
McArthur has pleaded guilty to the teen's murder while his getaway driver Robertson has pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
At their sentence hearing, Robertson's former girlfriend Chelsea James told the court that he had come home on the evening of the killing and watched television with her.
When a story about a 15-year-old boy being killed came on, Ms James said Robertson "went pale and sweaty like he was in shock".
The day before the killing of the teen, Ms James said Robertson had told her he had been offered a "job" for $2500.
"All I have to do is go to Minchinbury to rough up and scare some bloke who owes some money" Robertson allegedly informed her.
During the proceedings, McArthur's barrister said his client had been subject to intimidation as people came in and out of court.
Justice Ian Harrison said he appreciated that emotions were running high but that it was a court of law and he didn't need the assistance of anyone in the gallery to dispense justice.
Through a victim impact statement read to court by a supporter, the mother of the boy said she is haunted by how he must have felt at the time of his death.
"I am heartbroken at how frightened and bewildered he must have felt at the time of the unprovoked attack."
"The loneliness, emptiness and sickness I feel each and every day is enormous."
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What catalogue raisonnés or critical catalogues are being prepared by the WPI?
The WPI will create a collective "Digital Catalogue" of catalogue raisonnés and critical catalogues, accessible online, for the following artists:
Paul Gauguin
Camille Pissarro
Édouard Manet
Albert Marquet
Claude Monet
Berthe Morisot
Odilon Redon
Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Kees Van Dongen*
Maurice de Vlaminck
*Only paintings, not works on paper
Does the WPI authenticate works of art?
No. The WPI does not authenticate works of art or make any representation on the value of works of art.
Does the WPI seize or destroy works of art?
No. The WPI does not seize, destroy or physically alter any work of art submitted for examination.
If the Wildenstein Institute already issued an "Attestation" for a work by one of the artists listed above, will that work be included in the WPI Digital Catalogue?
With the exception of Van Dongen, the works that were given "Attestations of Inclusion" by the Wildenstein Institute will be included in the relevant WPI digital catalogue. However, we reserve the right to reconsider a previous decision if new scholarly information becomes available.
Is there a new Van Dongen catalogue raisonné?
Yes. On September 28, 2017, the WPI began preparing a new digital Catalogue raisonné on the paintings of Kees van Dongen. We are grateful to Jean-Marie van Dongen for his encouragement of this project. Working in consultation with Dr. Anita Hopmans, Senior Research Manager at the RKD (Netherlands Institute for Art History) in The Hague, the WPI will continue to review all oil paintings attributed to the artist for future publication online. At the moment, we are not preparing a Digital Catalogue for Van Dongen works on paper.
What is the status of the Van Dongen Catalogue raisonné that was being prepared by the Wildenstein Institute?Any painting that was issued an "Attestation" by the Wildenstein Institute will need to be reviewed by the new committee in order to determine whether it will be included in the WPI Digital Catalogue. If you are in possession of an original letter of attestation from the Wildenstein Institute and would like the WPI to consider your work for possible inclusion in the Digital Catalogue, we will waive our Inclusion request fee of $2000 as a courtesy to you.
How do I confirm whether the Wildenstein Institute issued an Attestation Letter for a given work of art?
If you would simply like to know if a work was ever issued an Attestation of Inclusion from the Wildenstein Institute, you must submit a Research Request and pay a fee of $500, plus NY state sales tax.
If I am not in possession of the original "Attestation" from the Wildenstein Institute, do I need to submit the work again to the WPI?
If you want a written Decision Letter from the WPI, then yes, you will need to submit a Request for Inclusion application and pay a fee of $2000.
How do I get a Decision Letter from the WPI?
If your work does not have an original Attestation from the Wildenstein Institute, and you would like to receive a Decision Letter from the WPI regarding the inclusion in the Digital Catalogue, you will need to submit a Request for Inclusion application and pay a fee of $2000.
What is stated in the WPI's Decision Letter?
Following the committee meeting, you will receive a letter from the WPI indicating that:
• the Work will be included in the WPI Digital Catalogue; or
• the Work will not be included in the WPI Digital Catalogue; or
• no determination about the Work can be made.
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Two things you don't want to miss while you're in Patong are shopping and spa.
If you're big town kind of girl (or boy) and want something familiar, you can get your shopping and spa fix at the Jungceylon Mall.
You can find outlets offering facial deals at ground floor and 1st floor of the mall. There's a cinema at the top floor along with some kiosks selling goods like phone accessories, beauty products and home decoration. Don't be surprised when you see beds for the facial spa. It's like one big room where everyone get their treatments together.
If you're looking for scrubs, soaps, massage oils and the likes, head down to the lower ground. You can shop comfortably in air-cond and then eat at the cafeteria or get a massage from one of the parlours. The price is standard, Thai massage from 300 THB; cheaper options can be found outside of the mall. I chose an outlet which has the treatment area a bit hidden from the front counter.
If you are tired of malls, you can always venture out and check the shops along the road opposite or next to Jungceylon Malls. The cute tops below were selling for 100 THB each at the shops across from Jungceylon Mall.
They don't have aircond so you'll sweat a bit. Wear something comfortable and be ready to bargain.
Most of the massage parlours offer mani pedi and facial. However, I suggest sticking to massage at massage parlours and get your mani pedi at a proper nail spa like Valentina.
I went to Valentina to fix an unsatisfying pedicure I got from a massage parlour. They call what I usually do as Japanese manicure (I didn't know that) and we had a brief guessing game as the manicurist try to figure out what I wanted.
Honestly, I was expecting a quick fix job since I already had a pedicure the day before but the manicurist scrubbed, buffed, poked, shaped and God knows what and I got a set of REALLY pretty toe nails for only 400 THB (including ugly polish removal). I tend to marvel at my own nails and stare at them after pedi but this time, I stared longer. She made my nails looked so shiny and pretty and so cute and just HEALTHY. Like pink healthy.
P.s. It is over a month and my toe nails are still shiny!
Find Valentina among a row of shops towards Karon Beach from Jungceylon. It's on your right.
Best massage parlour for me is the Pothingham. I don't remember the correct spelling but you can find it at the alley next to Patong Beach's Burger King. Walk down the alley, just before a junction, the parlour is on your right. It is opposite a restaurant. Best Thai massage on my #WetPhuket trip.
Right next to Jungceylon are several shops. Head towards Hard Rock Cafe and enter the first shop alley. The Bangladeshi in 3rd or 4th shop (I can't remember) sells clothes and speak good Malay. Very willing to reduce price as well. Negotiate wisely! :)
Some of the stuff in Phuket/Patong are cheaper than Bangkok and Krabi. If you don't know the standard price, go to a few shops to compare prices. Convert to your currency and if you think it's a fair price, ask to reduce price by 20-30% :p
Thai massage starts from 250 THB and I found that Krabi can be more expensive than Patong. If you frequent a parlour (I went for massage every day in Thailand), or bring friends, you might get further discount as well.
So... that's about it on #WetPhuket. Will tell you about #KeKrabi next week ;)


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According to the network, Seagal has been working on and off as a fully commissioned deputy with the Jefferson Parish County Sheriff's Office for nearly two decades. One of his stints found him assisting with recovery efforts during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
"Lawman" also will document his life off the beat, including his musical and philanthropic activities in the Big Easy.
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I will make bets, that Steven Seagal "acts" the same way in this reality t.v. show as he did in the movies. It's gonna be hilarious.
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Oh my god! Where is Gary Busey when you need him?
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I would Love to see him in a real fight! That would be Awesome!! I can almost garauntee that he acts like he does in his movies, all the time!
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The first time he has to chase someone down, moo-moo flapping in the breeze as he shuffles along with those black jeans caught around his ankles I'm going to absolutely lose it. And great call on Busey - can you imagine a team up?? This is gonna rule!
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With 4 days to go until the Spring Equinox, I figured now would be a good time for another update on my goals for the year.
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Abidin Dino was born on March 23, 1913 in Istanbul into a family who loved art. He started drawing and painting at a young age influenced by his family. As a child he lived in Geneve, Switzerland and France for several years with his parents, returning to Istanbul in 1925. Dino began his secondary education at the American high school Robert College of Istanbul, but dropped out to devote himself to painting, drawing and writing. His articles and cartoons were soon being published in newspapers and magazines, and in 1933 he and five other young innovative painters founded the "Group D", which held several exhibitions of their work. At around the same time, he illustrated Nazim Hikmets books of poetry.
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Jess Hawk is the fastest qualifier to the February 10, $224,900 final.
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EG High Desert Farms' Jess Hawk is the fastest qualifier to the February 10, $224,900 Los Alamitos Winter Derby (G1).
Racing from post 2 in the third of six 400-yard trials on Saturday, Jess Hawk defeated third-fastest qualifier Imaqtpie by a neck in :19.733. Jesus Rios Ayala rode the stakes-winning homebred daughter of One Sweet Jess for trainer Yanet Rodriguez.
Jess Hawk has won five of her eight outs and has banked $41,460. The filly was coming off of a third-place finish in the December 30, 350-yard Holiday Handicap.
"Last time we ran in the Holiday Handicap, (and) we needed the extra 50 yards," Rodriguez said. "Jess Hawk ran on the outside (in the Holiday) and ran great, but the last two times she's run on the outside she (hasn't) grabbed a hold of the track. She likes to play around on the track. She doesn't pay attention. When we got the number 2 post I really liked it. I felt this was her time.
"It's all a matter of teamwork and I owe (Ayala) a lot,"she added. "He's come through for us. Mr. Enrique Gonzalez (of EG High Desert Farms) is a fabulous owner to work for and I'm very thankful for the great opportunity to train his horses. I'm very blessed to have his support."
Bannister, the second-fastest qualifier, won the first heat by 1 1/4 lengths from non-qualifier Racy High Roller. Cesar DeAlba rode the gelded son of Maknmoves for owners Denny and Sandy Weigt and trainer Monty Arrossa.
Campaigned in Idaho, Utah, and California, Bannister has earned $96,541 from 10 starts, and his seven wins include last year's Wild West Futurity at Los Alamitos and Beehive Futurity at Weber Downs in Ogden, Utah. The Oklahoma-bred gelding was coming off of a sixth-place finish in the Holiday Handicap.
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When it comes to achieving goals, a strong support system is an essential component. If you compare goal setting to house building, starting from a good place of readiness is our foundation , a well-stated goal the framework, then our support system can become the nails that hold the whole thing together when the winds of being unmotivated begin to blow in and threaten to topple the whole building/goal.
I touched on this briefly in my previous posts on accountability and the "honeymoon" period, Strategies to Stay Motivated and on Track with Your Goal-part 2. However, I think this component deserves it's own post.
If you have reached a point of low motivation, you are probably a few weeks into the program and the shine is wearing off. You need and deserve support and encouragement.
You should be seeing some results by now; you have lost a few pounds, your bank account is getting bigger instead of shrinking, or your college classes have begun, things are starting to happen just as you'd planned.
The key to this tip is to have the support system in place before it is actually needed. If your mojo is fading, this is the perfect time to get in touch with your support system and get some cheerleading going in your favor.
Perhaps a friend or coworker has been through something similar. Ask if they would mind supporting you through this goal when you feel weak. Supportive family members can be a huge resource also.
Online support groups work wonderfully for those who wish to remain somewhat anonymous. You can really get some rants and tough feelings sorted out with others who are going through the same thing. They may have some advice that is just what you need to hear. Sometimes just knowing someone else has walked a similar path helps. And it has been my experience, those who have been there are willing to share advice without judgement.
Judgement is the last thing you need when you are feeling wobbly.
Don't jump into the first group you find. There will be many. Read around through the site and it's forums. See if the goals and methods of communicating suit you. If not, move on, and keep trying until you find a good fit.
Family and friends do seem like an obvious place to look for support. And while most people will happily cheer you on, others may be de-motivating. I am not sure why this phenomenon exists. It seems to me we would want our loved ones to be successful in any venture they choose.
I believe fear has a lot to do with it. Change is very scary for some people. They don't want to change, and they don't want anything to change around them. The bigger the goal, the harder they resist, and they might even try to derail your progress. We all have that aunt that wants to push the food on us, the friend who offers a smoke or drink, or the one who wishes we would just throw our nice, tidy budget on the fire, and go out for a night on the town. If they see you change, they fear they may lose you in the process, or maybe it forces them to confront some issues of their own.
If this is the case, and you are around too many negative types you need…
…a new cast
Yup, that's right, I said it. Does this mean you completely ditch your old cast? Maybe..,but if you are like me, you love your old cast. You may have to distance yourself from the old cast for a bit or limit the time spent with them until you feel stronger within the limits of your goal.
If your goal is weight loss, it does no good for your goal to hang out at the Olive Garden with your BFF. I had to forgo going to pubs with my pals for a month or so when I finally got serious about quitting smoking. If you have to write a paper for class, don't be around people who push you to blow it off and "hang out."
Keep your original cast. But consider adding a few new members with similar goals. When your old cast sees you are serious, they will either come around or not. In which case, what kind of friends are they really?
Need support for weight loss? Weight Watchers has a dynamite program (the ONLY commercial program this wellness writer recommends) with a built in support system, which, in my opinion is why they are so successful.
Need help staying on task with school? Consider joining a study group.
There are numerous avenues for exercise from community classes, gyms, run training classes.The great thing about exercising folks is they have lots of positive energy, due to all those feel good hormones and chemicals exercise releases. Consider joining or organizing a walking group.
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Whatever your goal is, and you can trust me on this one, there are many others working toward the same thing.
Establish your support system early, expand your cast, and make it full of positive, can-do people. Soon you will be one. And inspiring and supporting your own cast!


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Education. 66 State Parks. Loni Anderson. Spam. Butterheads at the MN State Fair. Cute accents. Bob Dylan. The MN Twins. Climate extremes that make Minnesotans a grateful bunch. And writers. It's a state chock full of writers.
In 2008 Minnesota lost one of it's most beloved voices, author Jon Hassler.
Jon was born in Minneapolis but grew up in Plainview and Staples, Minnesota. One of Hassler's colleagues at St. John's University, Nick Hayes said, "Minnesota has been lost between the sentimental images of Lake Wobegon and the cynical look of Sinclair Lewis's Gopher Prairie". Hayes is a professor of history and university chair of critical thinking. "Jon rescued small-town Minnesota. He saw it without sentimentality, but with a subtle eye that brought out the dignity, humanity and humor of its characters. I was always amazed by his ability to give such life to characters that you would think, at first glance, would be of no interest whatsoever. He saw the complexity of individuals.
When Jon Hassler taught in Brainerd, MN at the former Brainerd Community College (now Central Lakes College), he met a man that would be a lifelong friend. Joe Plut is my guest this week on Realgoodwords. We'll talk about the work he did with Jon - that has just been published by Nodin Press, "Conversations with Jon Hassler".
I grew up in a home where Jon Hassler's writing was revered. (thanks Mom!) I still haven't read all his work - one of my favorites is Grand Opening. I felt like, through Jon's writing, I learned more about my grandfather's growing up years in southern Minnesota. Thanks to Joe Plut's scrupulous reading of Jon Hassler's work, and his conversations about each of his novels, I was able to learn more about not only the story of Grand Opening, but how Hassler wrote it and how much it was based on his own life. Tune in this week for Joe Plut on Realgoodwords and his book "Conversations with Jon Hassler".
Richard Russo wrote of Jon Hassler in the New York Times Book Review, "Part of Jon Hassler's brilliance has always been his ability to achieve the depth of real literature through such sure-handed, no-gimmicks, honest language that the result appears effortless."
Do you have a favorite Hassler work? Why?
It's our summer fundraiser, and thanks to Joe Plut and Nodin Press, you can get a copy of "Conversations with Jon Hassler" when you pledge your support!


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The past three years have been the toughest of Chris Dickson's life.
The 40-year-old chef from Morecambe has battled cancer, going through a series of emotional lows of his diagnosis and treatment, then the high of being told he was cancer free before the crushing news that the disease had returned again.
But he is grateful to CancerCare who he says have played a significant part to what he hopes will be eventual recovery.
The dad of four 's life was torn apart when he was first diagnosed with grade 1 bladder cancer in August 2013.
He had two tumours removed in September 2013 and then one dose of chemotherapy, followed by six further weeks of chemo after multiple recurrence of tumours.
Then 16 small tumours were discovered, so treatment continued, then five tumours were found, then two.
Then in June 2015, Chris was delighted when he was given the all clear from cancer and celebrated with his family - wife Sharon, stepson Ryan and daughters Olivia, Amber and Maisy who have supported him through it all.
"When they told me it was total shock," he said at the time. "It was a big weight off my shoulders."
But a few months later he was told more tumours had been found and he had to go through chemotherapy again.
Chris, who works as head chef at the University of Cumbria, has remained positive throughout and said that at least since the cancer returned, his tumours are smaller than before and he hopes this means they will eventually disappear completely.
"They are getting smaller and smaller as the years go on," he said. "It's going in the right direction."
When Chris first found out about CancerCare he wasn't sure exactly what the charity could do to help him.
"When I first started going to CancerCare I didn't know much about it," he said.
"Somebody recommended it. I said I'm not into that sort of thing.
"I was a bit apprehensive at first. There are people there who are a lot iller than me. I felt like a fraud.
"But I went there to see what it was all about and they were really welcoming."
Chris said CancerCare's idyllic retreat at Slynedales was the perfect place to escape.
"I just needed time on my own away from work and my everyday busy life.
"I opted for aromatherapy massage and it was absolutely fantastic. It took me away from the stresses of work life. I forgot about the cancer.
"It was really good for me. It did really work. It was part of me getting better."
Chris also highly recommends the counselling skills of the CancerCare team.
"When I found out the cancer had come back and I told them, they said if I ever needed anything, support or any more treatments, just give them a ring.
"They made me feel like I could pop in any time and see them.
"My aromatherapist Dany was really nice, it was nice to chat to her about the cancer and what was going on in my life.
"Next time I do a charity event I'm going to do it for CancerCare. They are a wonderful service."


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A couple of definitions for stash.
a secret store of valuables or money [syn: hoard]
save up as for future use [syn: hoard]
I like that "a secret store of valuables or money" or to "save up as for future use."
Well to me there is no time like the present. I realize my stash is not nearly as large as some, but at times it can be overwhelming to me. Like now. I look at all my yarn and I don't know where to start. Do I knit socks, do I work on my aunt's scarf, do I finish the boys FT clogs (no I do not, I'm sick of clogs) do I make a felted purse. I start to think about all this and ultimately I don't want to do any of it. It kind of takes the fun out of it.
As a result, I'm going to take inventory and get started wiping it out. I'm going to get it back under control. For a while I was into scrapbooking. I collected lots of stickers and paper. Until it go to the point, where I had so much stuff I couldn't keep it all organized. To get it all out to work on scrapbooks was too much. I hoarded stickers (see above "stash") until they lost their sticky. That's crazy. I don't scrapbook anymore because the "stuff" got overwhelming. I don't want my knitting stash to go the way of my scrapbook hoarding.
Here's my inventory - well most of it - that I plan to work through in 2007.
This is 4 skeins of Patons Wool. It's going to be the purse you see in the picture. It's from Knit It! magazine. I actually bought this yarn with this specific purpose. I think this will go fast, so I'm going to work on it first. It will most likely be the first finished project of 2007.
This may look familiar. I took a similar pictures when I was working on my sister's felted clogs. These are going to be the accents on my felted purse. See above.
My first Koigu. And probably the first socks for 2007. I'm actually excited to get working on these.
This is some fantastic yarn I bought at the Shabby Sheep in Dallas, TX. It's going to be a pretty beaded scarf for my Aunt Peggy. Her birthday is in February. So I have a goal.
Several more pairs of sock yarn. They will make good traveling projects. I plan to stick one set in my car - in case of emergencies.
Not pictured is the yarn for my Shetland Tea shawl. That one will take a while. It's going to continue to brew. Tomorrow or the next day I will talk about yarn that is not stash in my book, but leftovers. Now what am I going to do with that?


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Democrats, eyeing an Obama Presidency and a super-majority in the U.S. House, are working to craft legislation that will usher in a New New Deal, or as they call it, a re-engineering of the New Deal for the 21st century, which will usher in socialism for a generation.
The Democrats see, ironically, the Paulson Plan as the foundation to this new socialist utopia that they see themselves as creating. This morning, the U.S. Treasury took the step of partially nationalizing nine of the country's largest banks. Both Paulson and Bush spoke of the nationalization as a necessary evil to save the economy, and assured that the American people that the move would be temporary:
The government's role will be limited and temporary. These measures are not intended to take over the free market but to preserve it.
The Democrats, are ecstatic over the takeover, and do not see this morning's move as temporary. From Politico:
Come next year, the new administration and the new Congress may be able to build an entire new bureaucracy to govern the economy for decades. Essentially, Democrats want to put some institutional permanence behind the sweeping executive actions taking place as the Bush administration moves to shore up banks and other financial institutions with Treasury's new powers.
This is why Americans need to fear an Obama Administration and a Democrat Congress. Among other things, the Democrats are planning to:
- Resurrect the Home Owner's Loan Corporation (which will basically transfer the ills of Fannie Mae and Freddy Macto a new agency; same old problem, Dems offer the same old solution)
- Create a modernized version of the Works Progress Administration to foster government-driven jobs creation
- Recreate the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Even scarier than all of these proposals is who will be put in charge of them; Barney Frank, Chris Dodd, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Barack Obama, SWMNBN, Chuck Schumer, and the other Democrats that had a hand in causing this mess to begin with.
John McCain, on the other hand, today introduced a slew of Pro-Growth proposals that are based on capitalism, free market ideas, and getting government out of the way. While not as sweeping as I'd prefer, the plan does make good economic sense. It includes:
- Lowering the Capital Gains tax to 7% for two years
- Allow for money withdrawn from 401ks or IRAs for the next two years to be taxed at the lowest income tax rate — 10%
- Suspend the rules that force seniors to withdraw money from retirement accounts after 70.5 years.
- Allow capital losses taken in the next two years to be tax-deductible up to 5 times the current limit.
Looking at the two plans, the path is clear. One represents capitalism, the other socialism. The original New Deal was a dismal failure. It brought us many of the economic problems that we face today, and ushered in an era of big government. With the Democrats touting this massive expansion of government, and Barack Obama promising wealth redistribution, the importance of this election is becoming increasingly clear. On November 4, Americans will have the choice between Socialism, Big Government, and loss of the American Dream on one hand, and prosperity and continued economic growth on the other. The choice is obvious; it is up to McCain and to the rest of us to help to make this comparison to our fellow citizens.


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What President Obama is doing through executive actions and new regulations is unprecedented. These actions deserve the strongest possible response from Congress. The historic 2014 elections created a new sense of optimism and, along with it, an opportunity for us to get our nation back on track while holding the President accountable. Americans sent a clear message: they are fed up with business as usual in Washington.Read More


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Advance tickets are selling fast for the six-day 2016 Norwich Beer Festival commencing 24th October and taking place at The Halls, Norwich.
Advance tickets are available until Friday 30th September via the festival ticket page.
The Norwich & Norfolk branch of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), who organise the annual festival, have announced that, though tickets are selling fast, there are still tickets for the popular Saturday evening session on 29th October.
The Saturday night promises to be a very entertaining evening with music from Invidia Voices and the Rock & Soul Choir playing in the early evening and the well-known local group, The Vagaband, playing into the night.
Advance tickets guarantee entrance for that session and give priority in the queue. Those without a ticket are encouraged to come along and pay on the door as only a proportion of spaces for each session, including the Saturday evening, are sold in advance.
Craig Harmer, Deputy Beer Festival Organiser, commented: 'Even without a ticket you will be able to gain entry to the festival, including Saturday night. Having a ticket means you avoid the English weather by having priority in the queue.
'Many people assume Saturday is ticket-only, in fact you can join the queue just like any other session and pay cash on the door. As always, CAMRA members have free entry by showing a valid membership card.'
Norwich & Norfolk CAMRA are also pleased to announce that their Featured Brewer at this year's Norwich Beer Festival, Tiny Rebel, has just won the UK Brewer of the Year at the International Beer Challenge.
Over 200 cask-conditioned Real Ales from Britain's independent brewers will be on sale, along with festival specials, draught and bottled beers, local wines and over 40 real ciders and perries. Gluten Free beers will be available in cask and bottles (subject to availability).
There is an excellent line-up of musicians playing in St Andrew's Hall throughout the lunchtime and evening sessions. Music-free sessions are on Tuesday evening and late Thursday evening. The Blackfriars' Hall will be music free and seating is available in the Cloisters.
The festival also provides an exceptional range of refreshments and some fun games in the Blackfriars Hall where ales from local breweries are featured. Door admission prices start from £1 for non-members for the Tuesday to Thursday lunchtimes.
For further information about the 2016 Norwich Beer Festival, please see our web pages, where you can find admission prices and can also print off a poster for your pin board.
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The John Zorn Discography no.2
This is John Zorn's first credited release in collaboration with Eugene Chadbourne and was released on Eugene's Parachute Label. Zorn Co-wrote one track with Eugene on the first disc and the second disc is taken up with 3 takes of his Lacrosse game piece. This release is quite interesting listening of early Zorn and noticing how much influence Eugene had on John. The Chadbourne tracks are all very avant-garde noise works with little in the way of melody and are challenging listening. Zorn's Game pieces sound similar to what is on the first disc, which makes for sonic continuity of the whole set, although John's pieces have much more space and more sounds effects. There are some interesting sounds happening here but this is not easy listening.The liner notes are an interesting read on early Zorn also so I have posted them here of your reading pleasure. Rating 2/5.


text: Laurens City Police arrested a man Saturday and held him for a drug charge. 37-year-old Willie James Watts of 143 Gordon Street, Laurens was later served with a warrant charging Possession of Less than One Gram of Meth. In it, Officer Gallo states that Watts had in his possession Saturday a clear plastic baggie containing .22 gram of methamphetamine, concealed in his wallet, at 1140 Church Street. With a $5,000 cash or surety bond set Saturday, Willie James Watts remained in custody this morning.


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- Gram flour (besan)1 Cups
- Bread Slices8 slices
- Asafetida (hing)¼ Teaspoons
- Baking powder¼ Teaspoons
- Tymol seeds (ajwain)½ Teaspoons
- Potatoes2 nos
- Garlic2 pods2 pods, ground
- Ginger½ inchground
- Cooking oil1 Cups
- Garam masala powder¼ Teaspoons
- Turmeric powder½ Teaspoons
- Mustard seeds½ Teaspoons
- Onion1 noschopped
- Red chilli powder½ Teaspoons
- Water¼ Cups
- Saltto tasteto taste
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Bread Pakora, also spelled as bread pakora, is one of the famous Indian street food snacks served all around the country. Bread pakora is filled with potato stuffing and tastes very yummy. Bread pakoda recipe is an easy recipe to try at home. It is very good compliment with your afternoon tea and to make your rainy day a perfect rainy day. See the preparation method for bread pakoda recipe below.
Preparation Steps for Bread Pakoda Recipe
Let's make the batter first:
1. Take the gram flour, tymol seeds (ajwain), asafetida (hing), baking powder and salt in a bowl and mix well.
2. Now add the water to this mixture slowly and mix it well to form a smooth and thick batter.
Now let's, prepare the filling for bread pakoras
3. Boil the potatoes, peel and mash them properly.
4. Heat two tsp of oil in a frying pan; when oil is hot, add mustard seeds in the oil.
5. After a minute, when mustard seeds start splutter, add chopped onion in the frying pan and fry for a minute till the onions are golden brown.
6. Now add ground ginger and garlic to the fry pan and fry for a minute.
7. Add turmeric powder, red chilli powder and salt to the frying pan, mix well and fry for few seconds.
8. Now add the mashed potatoes and garam masala powder to frying pan, mix well and fry for a minute. Your filling for bread pakora is ready, take it out in a bowl.
Now lets make the Bread Pakoda
9. Cut and remove the harder sides of the bread.
10. Cut each bread slice diagonally in two parts so that each piece is in triangular shape.
11. Fill the potato stuffing between two triangular pieces of bread slices.
12. Heat enough oil in a deep frying pan for deep fry.
13. When oil is hot, dip the above prepared bread pakora in batter properly to cover it entirely with batter; and put the pakora carefully in hot oil.
14. Fry bread pakoda on medium-high heat carefully; make sure they are not over cooked and not burnt.
15. When the bread pakoras are done, take team out of oil and place on a paper towel to remove excess oil. Your bread pakora is ready. Serve hot with sauce or green chutney and hot tea.