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Maintained general ledger accounts by reconciling accounts receivable detail and corrected discrepancies
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Manage monthly journal entries, account reconciliations, analysis, and reconciling items for various areas of the general ledger including Cash and Other Payables
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Prepared and recorded various journal entries, prepared monthly financial reports for owner and management, audited and maintained accounts receivable and accounts payable
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Reconciled the weekly Daily Financial Summaries from thirteen corporate owned restaurants.
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The recent election could have gone either way, based upon shifting polls and momentum. It was probably not the watershed election many now claim it is, nor was it primarily a reflection of demographic trends. It was, rather, simply a case of who actually showed up to vote. How could the predictions of so many conservative-leaning analysts have, for the first time really, been so wrong? There was an assumption that groups voting for Obama would not turn out in the same numbers as they did the last time, which didn't happen. Furthermore, prior to this election it was almost always the case that many polls chronically undercounted those who wound up voting Republican. This time that didn't happen, as millions of likely Republican voters did not turn out, and Romney actually wound up winning fewer votes than McCain did last time. For months it seemed as though they were the more energized voters, with more motivation to go out and vote, but in the end that was not the case. Why not?
These days it is generally understood that, in simple terms, the Democrats overall are the "party of government," while the Republicans are the opposite. Democrats are far more likely to oppose cuts in public spending and instead advocate increases. It follow that people who are dependent on government, either because it supports them, or they directly or indirectly work for it, are more likely to support Democrats. But it goes deeper than that. They are also more likely to be interested in government and politics as a result. The Obama campaign "micro-targeted" these voters and successfully aroused the fear that Romney was a threat to them, thus leading to a greater propensity to vote. On the other side, people who get nothing from the state are more likely to be less interested or enthused about the political process. They don't care as much, which means it takes a lot more effort to persuade them about how it directly affects them, i.e. in terms of costs, unless there are other issues salient enough to capture their attention.
What is occurring here may well signal the beginning of a new paradigm vis a vis political behavior. It replicates what we have seen for many years in local school board or other district elections. Public employee unions are well-organized and highly motivated to get people to vote their way, which often happens, because turnout is generally sparse in such elections. Even though this often results in tax increases, they have to become especially onerous before people are motivated enough to negatively respond. (This is not intended to be a rap on everyone who works for the government, often in necessary fields, but rather what the unions do with their money). At the national level it may be too simple to view this in terms of"makers and takers," but clearly the more people are brought into the government orbit, the more likely they are to vote for more government, and, it now appears, they are also more likely to vote, period.
This doesn't necessarily mean we've reached the tipping point in terms of dependency yet, but it does indicate, for the present, that the Republicans have a lot of work to do in terms of organization and bringing out the vote.
After the expenditure of billions of dollars, endless months of continuous campaigning, and the efforts of so many people, the end result of this election is that things are pretty much where they were before the election. Not much changed. The Democrats continue to occupy the White House and Senate, while the Republicans control the House of Representatives and most of the Governors and legislatures across the country. One thing everyone can agree on is that there has to be a better way, not just in terms of the way we conduct elections, but the voting system, where people needlessly have to stand on line for nearly three hours in cold weather, as we did here. The answer for the election situation is to mandate time-limited campaigns and allow elected public officials the preponderant say in terms of who their party nominates, as I've stated many times here.
As far as voting goes, this is a state and local matter, and as with many things, we should see what works best experimentally in different places before changing things wholesale. In this connection, I was happy to see that Colorado and Washington legalized marijuana, and hopefully the feds will not interfere. This gives us an opportunity to see how this works when implemented, what the consequences and results are, and whether it is a viable policy. In my view the "war on drugs" has been a disaster, costing billions of dollars, showing little progress or making things worse, and needlessly incarcerating massive numbers of people for nonviolent offenses. We now have an opportunity to observe what will happen in a controlled experiment and take things from there. There are fifty states and thousands of local governments, any of which can be a laboratory for policy experimentation. The worst thing we can do is adopt policies at the federal level, as often happens, without a clue as to what the consequences will be. In addition, the best decisions are those made closest to home.
Overall this election produced stasis, and possibly continuing gridlock, which sometimes is not a bad thing when it stands of the way of more and more federal control, but not a good thing when serious problems are left unaddressed, especially our precarious finances, which are the result of years and years of borrowing and spending more money than we take in. It is useless to blame one side or the other. What needs to be achieved here is a consensus, which inherently means compromise. Here the onus is on the President to provide leadership, not to insist on having his way, but rather to get involved in the political give and take and nudge things towards a solution. That requires approaching things with a sense of humility, particularly insofar as the election results were far closer than the last time, meaning many more people were dissatisfied with his leadership or policies, like the still unpopular unwieldy health care overhaul, which could and should have been approached incrementally and experimentally as described above.
However, the notion that we are a nation closely divided is far less salient than it seems to be on the surface. This was a very fluid election that could have gone either way. Some will try and assign blame to one thing or another, which usually means hammering something they don't like and didn't like before, attributing the loss to that. But it just isn't that simple, just like the endless shallow "analysis" that incessantly points to the Republicans' supposed "demographic" problem. I truly loathe the division of the population into identity or interest groups. It is poisonous, but more importantly it is simplistic. The fallacy is that people assigned to these discrete groups vote primarily based upon an identification with that group, when in reality, for most of the population this is not a serious consideration in how they make a political decision. None of this rationalizing would be happening if the presidential election had gone the other way, which could have easily occurred.
Prior to the east coast storm it probably would have gone the other way. At that point Romney had the momentum going into the final days until the storm came and dominated the headlines for several days, after which, for whatever reason, the trajectory of things was reversed. There are always unanticipated events, and clearly if the election had been held on a different day, or during a different week the results would not have been the same. For if the polls were fairly accurate on election day they presumably were accurate on other days predicting different results. That being the case, and given the closeness of the election, there is no room for triumphalism or recrimination, since neither side was able to sway the population decisively.
Then there are intangibles. Ironically, Romney was actually still favored on the economy and most other issues. He lost on empathy, or the perception of it. There were also some instances of self-inflicted wounds, where Republicans managed to blow the Senate due to incredibly inept candidates, (although the Democrats were able to elect a truly nutty candidate, Elizabeth Warren in Massachusetts, despite having gone through life with a farcical American Indian heritage). Nor does the blame fall on the tea party, which has been almost entirely about financial problems, not the social issues that led to goofy gaffes by these candidates. In short there is no blame to assign anywhere, outside of unanticipated circumstances, and recriminations are pointless.
There is an increasing possibility that Romney may win the popular vote and lose in the electoral college. This is likely to result in calls to abolish the electoral college, as there were after the 2000 election. There are a number of reasons why this would not be a good idea. Given past history and current potential voting patterns the electoral college does not give an advantage to either party. If the election was to be decided by the popular vote, and if that vote was very close, as has happened frequently, it would be far more perilous to recount votes nationally than in a single contentious state. In addition, any attempt to change the electoral college wholesale will fail for the simple reason that smaller states would lose out and get even less attention than they are getting now. Since smaller states outnumber larger states there is no way such a change could get through congress, where a 2/3 majority is required, never mind the states, where a 3/4 majority is mandated, to pass a constitutional amendment. Since an amendment is required to make such a change there is simply no way it would ever pass. In any event, there are always unintended consequences when something is changed at the federal level before it has been tried in the states, which is why the federal government should be doing far less than it does and allow the states to experiment more.
However, incremental changes are possible. According to the constitution "Each State shall appoint, in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct, a Number of Electors, equal to the whole Number of Senators and Representatives to which the State may be entitled in the Congress…." This means that the state legislature could select the electors in any number of different ways. Nothing binds us to the "winner take all" system that prevails in most states; it is simply convention.
One suggestion out of California is that state electors be mandated to vote for the winner of the national popular vote. This is ridiculous because it effectively disenfranchises not only the voting minority, but the majority as well, so no one's vote counts. For example, it is quite possible for one candidate to win the popular vote in that state, but lose the national popular vote, which would then require the electors to vote for a candidate that they, and the majority of the state's voters, opposed.
Nevertheless, nothing stops a state from allocating its electoral votes the way they see fit. In a large state those voting for the losing candidate are technically disenfranchised because the winner gets all the state's electoral votes. But this could easily be changed. For example, there is nothing to stop a state from allocating its votes by congressional districts, giving the electoral vote to the winner in each district. In that case instead of one candidate getting all the state's electoral votes, they would be apportioned based on who carried each district. This system is actually being used now in Maine and Nebraska. There is nothing to stop other states from doing the same, or for creating electoral districts on some other basis. As indicated in the constitution, the states have a fixed number of electoral votes which their legislatures can apportion in any number of different ways.
Thus changing the electoral college begins at the state level, as it should. Realistically however, politicians are more likely to consider changes less on the merits than whether or not they get any political advantage from it. Any change is going to produce winners and losers, so the only way that significant changes can be implemented is through consensus, which is as it should be.


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And I am going to just say it: Olivia Pope is no different than Joseline from "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" or Kim from "Real Housewives of Atlanta" – she just has more expensive clothes, a higher paying job and tighter security. She is no breath of fresh air, nuanced or complicated, and definitely not a rarity in black female representation. She is merely presented on a shiny platter in a sparkly house instead of at the bar in a strip club.
A hooker provides the same service as an escort … they just cost more and are found in different locations.
You see, we love Olivia because she is beautiful, smart, a professional and seems to be regulating in a way many of us – and by us, I mean all women – would like to be. Some find it an unfortunate circumstance that she just happened to fall in love with the President and can't stop loving him because he loves her back .. SO hard. The whole thing is so romantic.
No, not really. Here's the truth: She's having an affair with a married man who made sure he secured a really good job for her that she has been able to turn into a profitable business.
Read Mo Ivory's entire piece at CBS Atlanta.
The Root aims to foster and advance conversations about issues relevant to the black Diaspora by presenting a variety of opinions from all perspectives, whether or not those opinions are shared by our editorial staff.
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What joys ecstatic must thou there inherit,
Buoyant and free, from age to age aspiring,
Oh bliss unmingled beyond bounds or measure !
G GAIN the opening year I sing,
Hail, lovely harbinger of Spring ! Emerging from thy tomb again, Precursor of the floral train, Thou seem'st impatient of delay, Come, welcome stranger, come away. Thy spotless robes of snowy white, How doubly grateful to the sight! What intellect, what art, and power Are miniatured in thee, sweet flower, To all proclaiming, as they shine, An Artist glorious and divine ? Unlike the rude attempts of man, The closer we thy structure scan, The more thy symmetry and grace, And native loveliness, we trace, And feel the soul instinctive rise With admiration and surprise At thy revival from the dust, O hallowed emblem of the just ! In robes unborrowed though attired, And by no toil of thine acquired. Yet, ah ! fair gem, thy charms deride The garish glare of human pride: And how obscure thou lov'st to bloom, With drooping head, here o'er thy tomb!
Young, unassuming modest birth,
G FEW short years, and then,
As dew-drops from the spray, · So from the ranks of men, .
Anon, we pass away.
Bright type of our career,
See yon Ephemera play: How brief our flutter here,
Born but to pass away.
What matters here our lote
A crown, or crust, to-day: To-morrow, gone, forgot,
Doomed but to pass away.
Though thorns our path bestrew,
As here we onward stray,
'Tis but to pass away.
What honour, fame, and power
The gewgaws that betray
That dream like pass away,
Thus shadows of a shade,
And like us pass away.
The gems that mock decay,
Shall never pass away.
But ever fresh diffuse
Sweet fragrance, and display.
Where beams eternal day.
"Oh ever thus, since childhood's hour,
I never loved a tree or flower,
I never nursed a young gazelle,
To glad me with its soft black eye;
And love me, it was sure to die."
G LONE! thrice welcome now, devout Reflection,
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By now everybody seems to know all about Alabama wide receiver Amari Cooper. The Crimson Tide receiver has been one of the best in the country and has some thinking he should be in the early Heisman Trophy conversation. But what about some other receivers that have a vital role to their team's offense that you may have been missing this season?
West Virginia receiver Kevin White has gotten off on the right foot as West Virginia's offense appears to be ticking for the first time since guys like Geno Smith and Tavon Austin were in Morgantown. White is second in the nation (behind Cooper) in receiving yards per game (158.3 ypg) and receiving yards (633 receiving yards) through the first four games of the season. Staying in the Big 12, Kansas State's Tyler Lockett may not be piling up huge numbers, piling role in Bill Snyder's offense is still important. He still brings big-play ability at times and he fits the mold for Kansas State just fine.
White and Lockett are two wide receivers Josh Norris of Rotoworld is keeping his eyes on this season as potential draft picks that could be considered a bargain. Who else does he like? Watch this video to find out. potential draft picks that could be considered a bargain. Who else does he like? Watch this video to find out.


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"We met at a local restaurant.
She tweeted from her Smartphone ,"Socializing is so liberating compared to being hung on Social media all the time".
I liked her tweet and asked for the Bill."
― Ketan Waghmare
Take a moment and ask yourself when was the last time you went a full day, from wake to sleep, without checking social media? If sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram disappeared tomorrow, would you feel empty and depressed? Has social media become an addiction for you?
If you answer yes, then please continue to read.
You should also read Addicted.


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Discover the beauty of unspoilt nature
Everyone looks for pleasant refreshment on hot summer days. Find it in the unspoilt nature of green Slovenia. An abundance of protected areas, which account for no less than 13% of Slovenia, await you! One national park, three regional parks, 34 landscape parks, 66 nature reserves, and more than 1200 natural monuments are just some of the reasons for you to come and find peace and relaxation as you admire authentic natural beauty.
24,000 animal species live here, and some of them are very rare or even endangered. You can also learn about the wealth of Slovenian protected areas actively – on foot, by bicycle, in a kayak, on horseback, etc. Are you ready for experiences in Slovenian nature parks?
Take a hike or a walk in green nature
The most suitable way of exploring the protected natural corners of Slovenia is to head there on foot using well-maintained trails. Most parks have themed trails where you can not only learn about natural heritage, but about cultural heritage, the life of people living in protected areas, and the local cuisine as well.
No matter whether you climb up tall Alpine peaks or cross rolling hills, take a journey in the shelter of green forests, or walk across sweet-smelling meadows – you will be able to enjoy the beauty of authentic nature wherever you go.
Find cycling pleasure in nature parks
Do you like exploring nature by bicycle? You'll have plenty of opportunity to do so in Slovenia, even in some protected areas. If you'd like to relax by going on a bicycle ride, use well-maintained trails in swamps, along lake shores, in salt pans, or through Alpine valleys. More advanced cyclists can take on challenges that take them across gentle hills, while mountain bikers are drawn to some trails underneath Alpine peaks.
Feel the rush of freshness and adrenaline
Refreshment in crystal clear water awaits you in Slovenia's nature parks. You can simply jump into the water and swim in natural swimming areas in lakes, rivers, or the sea. If you're seeking more daring challenges, make sure to tackle white waters in rivers on a raft or kayak, or simply enjoy the calm flow of rivers in a boat or on a stand-up paddle board. Find your oasis of peace and 'meditate' as you enjoy some recreational fishing in the embrace of authentic nature. When at the coast, you can explore the incredible underwater world, among other things.
Explore the mysterious karst world
You can escape the summer heat by descending into the incredible subterranean karst world of Slovenia. In addition to the Postojna Cave, which is the most famous, there are also many other caves that are just as magnificent and that offer the perfect opportunity to escape from the seasonal warmth. The Škocjan Caves, which are on the UNESCO World Heritage List, will take your breath away with their vast halls and a true subterranean "canyon." In the Notranjska Regional Park, where you can encounter many karst phenomena, both on the surface and beneath it, another karst beauty awaits you – the Križna Cave, famous for emerald subterranean lakes and for being the archaeological site where the bones of a cave bear were found. Hop into a boat and take a guided tour through its magnificent interior.
Escape into nature on horseback
There's nothing more beautiful for horse lovers than riding in wonderful nature! Visit the plains of the Ljubljana Marshes as you listen to the calming rhythm of horse hooves. Relax and admire the nature and plant and animal species in the Škocjanski Zatok Nature Reserve near Koper. You can also explore the world of the Pivka Intermittent Lakes on Icelandic horses. In some places, you can even see the beauty of unspoilt nature as you journey in a horse-drawn carriage.
Experience your fairy tale in green nature
Slovenia is a wonderful green country that will take your breath away at every step with its picturesque features and authentic experience of nature. Experience its beauty on foot, by bicycle, on water, or on horseback.


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Password security. How to keep your passwords safe.
We strive to educate and implement the best practices for IT Security including password security.
Our top tips for creating security internet passwords.
One of the most common ways for a hacker to break into a computer is via a password. As a result, repeatedly using the same passwords or using "weak" passwords can leave you vulnerable to hackers. Hence why establishing strong password security is of the utmost importance.
Most people set passwords based on what they can remember. However strong password security focuses on what is difficult for hackers to guess. As hackers are using more sophisticated methods, the balance to create strong password security is becoming harder to achieve.
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Creating strong passwords
The guidelines for strong password security are:
- to use a minimum length of 8 characters;
- include a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters;
- include numbers as well as special characters.
Why is a strong password so important?
Passwords that don't follow the above guidelines can be cracked in as little as 2 seconds. The question isn't if your password can be cracked, but rather how long it will take to hack your password. In fact, the longer and more obscure the password is, the greater time and processing power it will take to crack it.
As mentioned earlier, today's password cracking tools are extremely sophisticated. They run on specific criteria and speeds that can be used to gain access to a site, computer, server or anything that is password protected.
A common cracking method is known as a "Brute Force" attack. This method will systematically run on many passwords, checking all possibilities until the correct one is found.
One example of a Brute Force type is a dictionary attack. It will try all words in the dictionary and then start adding on numbers and special characters. Other attacks will run on commonly used passwords and paraphrases or combinations of letters and numbers.
Do's and don'ts when creating passwords:
- Do not reuse passwords – if one account gets hacked, it is very likely the others will too.
- Avoid using personal information – names, date of birth etc.
- Follow the guidelines. The most commonly hacked accounts are passwords that consist of lowercase letters alone.
- Avoid vocabulary words. Fruit, Colours, Cars, Countries etc.
- The 8-character guideline is a minimum length recommendation, not maximum.
- Remember, the more obscure, the safer you are. An illogical password such as: '_Wireless flamingo' can take more than a trillion Years to crack. Simply adding a space or a special character at the beginning of the password can substantially extend the cracking time.
- Using leetspeak (replacing letters with numbers) on a dictionary word doesn't make your [email protected] secure, just slightly longer to crack.
- Use paraphrases. 'The blue ancient' or 'footballoceandog' is far more secure than 'E22prJAv%' and much easier to remember.
- Please don't store the document with all your passwords on your computer or save them in your Gmail account.
Most alarming, is that it only takes one stolen password to cause widespread damage. Furthermore, it can result in a data or financial breach to yourself, your contacts or your organisation.
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Helps you create interactive digital designs for tablets by converting and exporting documents to generate reader applications for various devices
Twixl Publisher is a streamlined macOS application that helps you create tablet apps that you can publish in app stores.
Twixl Publisher comes as a publishing solution able to import InDesign projects into tables.
In other words, Twixl Publisher is a mix between a macOS stand alone app and a plug-in for Adobe InDesing CS6-6 that provides the necessary tools to convert and export 'traditional' documents into interactive reader applications for tablets.
Using Twixl Publisher you will be able to translate print designs into digital designs by adding interactive content like audio/video files, HTML5 animations and photo slideshows into a unique tablet blend.
Twixl Publisher also comes with an embedded external web content viewer, as well as a bundled collection of auto-play options and transitions ready to be used with any and all of the built-in slideshows.
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Toronto production company Someplace Nice is pleased to announce that multi-award-winning UK director Barney Cokeliss has joined its roster for Canadian representation.
Known for captivating images that draw viewers into every scene, Cokeliss' work reflects his talent for cinematic storytelling, emotive expression and authenticity.
"I'm drawn to projects where I get both to create cinematic impact and deliver something powerfully human," says Cokeliss. The filmic quality of his work can be seen on an impressive reel full of arresting moments and poignant storytelling. "No Good Excuse" for NHTSA slows down chaos and brings viewers into the moment of tragedy, while "Live Your Way" for MiWay weaves a beautiful story of a family touched by kindness during hardship.
Campaign Magazine named his 2013 Macmillan Cancer Support "Falling" one of the top 10 commercials the year. A moving spot that captures the devastation of a cancer diagnosis, it was also honoured at the AICE Awards in New York. Cokeliss' commercials for the National Health Service have won awards year on year, and his ongoing 45-spot campaign for CIC Bank was recently voted number 4 in the top 10 of all French campaigns.
"We are thrilled to represent Barney at Someplace Nice," says Chilo Fletcher, Partner and Executive Producer, Someplace Nice. "His work is evocative and moving with stunning performances. In addition to his stellar human storytelling, he's able to bring such breadth to his work, from comedy and dialogue to car work and incredible visual storytelling. He is a welcome addition to our very talented roster."
Cokeliss' cinematic eye is equally evident in his short film work. His stereoscopic short, "The Foundling," commissioned by Philips, tells the tale of an exceptional boy's life in the circus. It received gold at the British Arrows advertising awards and won the short film category at the Lumière Awards (the top global award for 3D film-making craft). "The Foundling" was selected for Palm Springs ShortsFest and opened the Krakow Film Festival.
His film "Night Dancing" premiered at TIFF and is currently completing a festival run in which it has won over 10 international awards and was chosen for Lincoln Center's 'Dance on Camera' – the world's longest-established and most prestigious dance film festival. His other short film work has been selected by festivals including Sundance and Venice.


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Let's see, I laughed out loud several times at the over-the-top antics; smiled frequently at the clever movie parodies; giggled when the lads turned a tired cliché inside out; and had a great "aha!" moment at an especially subtle inside joke, so I guess you can say I found Hot Fuzz amusing.
Hot Fuzz is the latest collaboration from the team that brought us the comic zombie homage/thriller Shaun of the Dead. This time, instead of re-animating the undead genre, director Edgar Wright and actors Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (from a screenplay written by Wright and Pegg) buddy-up to the high-explosive Bad Boys-style cop action films, playing the mis-matched partners investigating a series of extreme murders in a quiet English village that is, of course, more than it seems.
Pegg is the no-nonsense super cop, Nicholas Angel, banished to the sticks from London because his high-performance record and capabilities were making the rest of the police force look bad. His persona is nearly the exact opposite of the character Pegg played in Shaun. Frost, meanwhile, is Danny Butterman, the bumbling, lightly-regarded local constable who yearns to be like his heroes from the hundreds of action DVDs he owns. As with Shaun, the send-up is as much a homage as a parody as you can tell the team knows its source material well and is having a blast playing fast and loose with the touchstones.
There's a lot of violence and blood in the film, but it's more in the style of Monty Python and the Holy Grail rather than Friday the 13th. The language is too strong at times for it to be family fare, but it's a lively and fun film with enough mystery to keep you guessing and a never-ending series of jokes and references to keep you laughing without turning into a farce like Police Academy. Pegg and Frost are great together, and the success of their previous film allowed them to bring in some familiar names and faces to play supporting roles (such as Jim Broadbent and the wolfish Timothy Dalton) or perform cameos (Cate Blanchett). One of the best moves was casting veteran Brit actor Edward Woodward (from the old The Equalizer TV series). I remember seeing Woodward in the '79 version of The Wicker Man where he plays a by-the-book investigator contending with a very creepy group of pagans (one of the most disturbing movies I've ever seen). In Hot Fuzz, however, Woodward gets to turn the tables on his earlier role — and seems to be having an excellent time while doing so.
As will you, I think, if you rent this movie.


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HESPERIA (CBSLA.com) — San Bernardino County Sheriff's have charged a 23-year-old man with murder of a 1-year-old that was allegedly in his care.
Officials said on Wednesday at approximately 10:45 p.m. they responded to a medical call in the 1700 block of Olive Street in Hesperia.
Upon arriving on the scene, they found a 1-year-old child who was having difficulty breathing.
The child was taken to Desert Valley Hospital but was pronounced dead shortly after arrival.
Due to what officials called "suspicious circumstances" surrounding the death, detectives with the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department assisted with an investigation.
The child — whose name and gender was not released — died from blunt force trauma. A neighborhood babysitter, Daniel Ruiz, was questioned by detectives and was subsequently arrested on a murder charge.
Ruiz was booked at Central Detention Center, in San Bernardino, where he is currently being held without bail.
Anyone with information is asked to call Detective Mauricio Hurtado or Sergeant Trevis Newport of the Sheriff's Homicide Detail at 909-387-3589.


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I graduated from the Lamont School of Music at the University of Denver with a BM and MA in Piano Performance in the late 1970s and have been teaching and performing in Denver since then. I work with students of all ages and levels. Ah, variety – so important! :)
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There's a nifty little trick in Microsoft Word which enables you to generate paragraphs of dummy text using the sentence 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'. In a blank document you type
(where the first # is the number of paragraphs you want, and the second number is the number of sentences you want in each paragraph)
and then hit the 'Return' (Enter) key.
=rand(5,8) returns five paragraphs with eight sentences in. As the sentence Word produces has 9 words in, this will return a total of 5*8*9=360 words.
I use this every time I have a writing deadline to meet with a stipulated word count, because it helps me to block out paragraphs. If you've got 400 words on a particular subject, you can see just how much that looks like on paper, and type rough headings for each of the paragraphs before you start, if you're feeling really organised and inspired. Also very useful for essays, because it gives you a graphic display of how much work you've got left to do before you can safely go to the pub.


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License ? I Don't Need No Stinkin' License
There used to be such a thing as the Natural Laws, that you could not prosecute a person for hunting or fishing to sustain his family, as far as I know this is no longer the law of our lands that we live in now, unfortunately.
Mountain Man Arrested For Trying To Feed Himself, Owns Judge
" In a packed courtroom, 52-year-old Ernie Tertelgte told the judge "I am a living man protected by natural law and I have the right to forage for food when I am hungry… You are trying to create a fictitious, fraudulent action."
Charged with fishing without a license and resisting the arrest for fishing without a license, Mr. Tertegte says he's being wrongly prosecuted for trying to feed himself.
Tertelgte, 52 years old, was arrested on Monday and is accused of fishing without a license and then resisting arrest.
He appeared before the judge via video from the Gallatin County Detention Center, and it was standing room only more than a dozen friends and family members filled the small courtroom.
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Second annual Ottawa Food Truck Rally on Saturday attracts bumper crowd on more spacious parking lot outside St. Paul's University
SEP 29 14 – 12:40 PM — Terek Hassan's popular Gongfu Bao food cart, specializing in stuffed and steamy Asian buns, successfully defended his championship title against 16 street food truck and cart challengers at Saturday's second annual Ottawa Food Truck Rally, which attracted an enthusiastic crowd of 2,000 ravenous revellers outside St. Paul's University.
It is the second year Gongfu Bao, usually located at the northwest entrance to Confederation Park (Wednesday to Friday noon to 3 p.m.), took top billing with his street-friendly savoury bites. This year Hassan served barbecue pulled pork with hoison sauce, and crispy shallot with accent of coriander served with Asian slaw. Last year judges (myself among them) awarded Gongfu Bao the title of Best Small Plate at the first annual Ottawa Food Truck Rally, while Angry Dragonz in 2013 claimed Best Large Plate with its grilled chicken, beef and lamb kebabs with Asian slaw.
(Sadly, Angry Dragonz could not join the rally Saturday due to mechanical problems with the truck. This year, judges were asked to decide one Best Overall Plate instead of separate large and small plates, as all operators were asked to keep their prices at or below $4.)
Congratulations to @gongfubao who won best food @OttawaFoodTruck Rally for the second year in a row! #OFTR2014
— domicile (@readytodomicile) September 28, 2014
Admission was an affordable $10, plus food and drinks on a sunny, warm and picture-postcard late afternoon/early evening.
"I'm extremely happy Gongfu won the title for best food!," Hassan says.
"First, I have to thank my crew for working so hard to make this happen. I was genuinely sad that Angry Dragonz couldn't make it to defend their claim to the trophy — they would've been stiff competition and I'm excited to take them on next year.
"All the carts and trucks brought their A-game and there were several with a shot at the title. I'm really glad all our hard work paid off for a second year in a row," Hassan says.
Have just about satiated myself — 15 plates tasted, 2 remain #OFTR2014 as judge 2nd Ott Food Truck Rally pic.twitter.com/oFUgBdF8Be
— RonEade (@roneade) September 27, 2014
Placing first with Best Truck Design was The Merry Dairy by owner Marlene Haley (title last year went to Urban Cowboy) with her seductive frozen treats and classic, playful vehicle motif. (Judges also gave honourable mention to a colourful, stand-out-from-the-crowd Mr. Churritos cart with its bright undulating banners.)
Photos of all plates appear in this blog post.
I should add, very honourable food mentions went to Ad Mare by Barrhaven couple Miriam and Mario Bruce, and chef Pete Webster, for a perfectly executed "fish and chips" meal featuring lightly breaded and fried haddock and home-made crispy chips (an interesting combination of sweet potato, beet, regular potato); also Ottawa Streat Gourmet by chef Ben Baird and partner Elyse Pion for what has to be the most flavourful if not rich poutine I've sampled — that's fresh home-made fries slathered with shredded duck confit, oh-so-rich caramelized onion gravy, and St. Albert cheese curd (of course).
About $20,000 was raised this year to assist culinary training for Ottawa Community Housing tenants at Algonquin College. "This will fund up to three scholarships for the tenants," says Wendy Mitchell, executive director of the OCH Foundation.
"It's to explore alternative educational opportunities for OCH tenants," Mitchell says. "Often our tenants have been out of school or the workplace for an extended period, and more academically focused programs may not be of interest to them.
"The culinary arts program combines learning, practical and creative crossover that could really inspire a recipient from OCH to succeed," Mitchell says.
@b_ryan9 thanks for making my daughters day today so cool to spot you enjoying the city @mahealey #OFTR2014 #Ottawa pic.twitter.com/Qf6abzmPKd
— Social Media Matters (@SoMediaMatters) September 27, 2014
Judging this year were Harley Finkelstein of Shopify and his wife, Lindsay Taub; chef Kyrn Stein of Social; Jim Kyle, dean of the school of hospitality and tourism at Algonquin College; Carley Schelck of the Urban Element, and myself.
Truck and cart operators say they enjoy the annual street food rally not only because of the enthusiastic crowd it attracts, but because it affords Ottawans a taste of so many culinary cultures. "The gourmet food truck culture is really just beginning in Ottawa," says Jake Thomas of Dosa Inc., which specializes in a type of filled South Indian crêpes.
"It's so much fun to be a part of it all."
Adds Marlene Haley at The Merry Dairy: "It was a lot of fun last year — such a great atmosphere being all together in one place."
Layne Belcher at The Urban Cowboy, well known for his Belcher Burgers named after his late father, Val Belcher (formerly of the Ottawa Rough Riders), expected to serve 1,000 mini corn jalapeño pancakes with cinnamon, braised pulled pork, apple compote and maple bourbon jus.
"To get all these people together and see all these different types of food is amazing," Belcher says.
"It's a celebration of food trucks," he adds. "You've got some pretty cool stuff here."
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Parents and 6th graders,
Congratulations on Graduating Elementary school! Thank you for such a wonderful year. Students, I am proud of all of your hard work and I enjoyed all of your wonderful personalities and character. Parents, through your parental involvement partnering with me to help your child grow and achieve their goals I am confident they are ready to continue their success as they move on to Middle school.
Thank you all for the thoughtful gifts and cards…..and Diet Coke! 🙂 Many students took the time to write (hand make) the sweetest cards that I will cherish.
Now that our Graduation and celebratory events have come to an end I hope you all enjoy your summer making memories with family! Tomorrow's attendance will not effect perfect attendance due to our graduation being complete. I recommend beginning summer vacation early as we as teachers have been informed that the portables must be cleared out by tomorrow for the upcoming year. Demolition will begin this Friday. Therefore, we are limited in available activities for students. Thank you for your understanding.
Have a fantastic summer and enjoy Middle school,
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"It's going to be a high-def and flat holiday this year!" Predicts Philips
With a Gloria in Excelsis Deo for a fanfare and disco snowflake lights as a backdrop, Philips Consumer Electronics North America execs unveiled their 2006 holiday offerings at the Westin Hotel in New York this week. The big screens were on center stage, including a 37-inch "clear LCD" for $2000 that Scott Levitan, senior vice president of sales and marketing, says is the most popular size in bedrooms these days, as well as a 42-inch LCD and a 50-inch plasma. All of Philip's premium flat panels are being shipped with the "Abilight" feature, a backlighting system that shoots out complementary colors of light from not just two but four sides this year. The ambilight feature can be turned off with a remote control, just in case you prefer not to be bathed in a pale green or ochre yellow glow.
Philips also announced they'll be shipping a Blue-Ray consumer player in September for $999, as well as a new line of music players, a universal remote control and a PlaysForSure-compatible 30G portable media center. The company is also hoping that digital frames, those 7 or 9-inch photo displays, will be a hot holiday gift item.
The "Holdays in June" line show served as a farewell for Reinier Jens, who's leaving his position as president of Philips North America for another Philips assignment in Europe. Jens is being replaced by Stewart Muller, formally of Olympus. Muller, who introduced himself to the assembled tech media at the end of event, called building relationships with retailers "our most important job."


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Pharmaceutical drug ads: "Zoloft Kid" by Pfizer Advertisement, 1999
☛ Bonkers Institute: "What Drives Us" Pfizer Advertisement, 1999. NOTE: "Zoloft Kid" which I use in the title of this post is not the official Pfizer title for this add: it's the title use by Ben Hansen on his website. Recently, Marcia Angell from The New York Review of Books shed some light on the […]
• By Philippe Theophanidis on October 8, 2011 ― Published in Communication, Technology | Tagged: advertising, behavior, brain, drugs, mental illness, pharmaceutical company, psychiatry, psychoactive drugs, psychotropic substance
Bobby Fischer Against the World, Liz Garbus, 2011
☛ BobbyFischerMovie.co.uk: Bobby Fischer Against the World a documentary by Liz Garbus, 93 mins, United-States, 2011 [image source: Mongrel Media] Anyone who has even but the slightest interest in chess know the name: Bobby Fischer. He's as much a legend as he is a tragic figure. With this new documentary, filmmaker Liz Garbus makes an […]
• By Philippe Theophanidis on October 2, 2011 ― Published in Art, Movies | Tagged: Bobby Fischer, brain, chess, documentary, Lost, mind, United-States


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By giving a spin on an 800 year old classic Japanese dish with the help of Kojirō Shinomiya, Megumi enhanced the flavor of the apple with an apple butter castella and an apple confiture, white bean paste filling. The combined flavor of this dish is like a punch packed with twice the power!!!
- Grilled Castella Pancake
- Egg
- Wasanbon Sugar (Refined Japanese Sugar)
- Honey
- Mirin
- Wheat Flour
- Grated Tofu
- Apple Butter
- Beurre Monté (Emulsified Butter)
- Cold Butter
- Water
- Grated Apple
- Lemon Juice
- Lemon
- Sugar
- Beurre Monté (Emulsified Butter)
- Filling
- White Bean Paste
- White Kidney Beans
- Cube Cut Apple
- Apple Confiture (Type of French Jam)
- Apple
- Boiled Pectin
- Water
- Sugar
- Finely Diced Ginger (From Takumi Aldini's Doppio Mezzaluna Pizza)
- Water
- White Bean Paste
- Garnish
- Tea
Real Facts
Dorayaki (どら焼き, どらやき, 銅鑼焼き, ドラ焼き) also calls Dora Cake is a type of Japanese confection, а red-bean pancake which consists of two small pancake-like patties made from castella wrapped around a filling of sweet Azuki red bean paste. Dorayaki are similar to Imagawayaki, but the latter are cooked with the batter completely surrounding the bean paste filling and are often served hot.
The original Dorayaki consisted of only one layer. Its current shape was invented in 1914 by Usagiya in the Ueno district of Tokyo.
In Japanese, dora means "gong", and because of the similarity of the shapes, this is probably the origin of the name of the sweet. Legend has it that the first Dorayaki were made when a samurai named Benkei forgot his gong (dora) upon leaving a farmer's home where he was hiding and the farmer subsequently used the gong to fry the pancakes, thus the name Dorayaki.[1]


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Current situation of Aboriginal people
Today the aboriginal ethnic group with the most descendants in Patagonia is the Mapuche. We present you a brief summary of the living conditions and current distribution.
The Mapuche indigenous population is concentrated between the central zone and the pre-Andean range in the Provinces of Neuquén, Río Negro and Chubut
Their standard of living is lower than the average in other Patagonian zones, since the ecological characteristics and limited resources convert it into a marginal area.
This is directly reflected in the basic social infrastructure for the welfare of the population. There are a few schools, lodges and hospitals; recreation possibilities are practically nonexistent. The general assistance is channeled through the municipalities, as the water supply and electricity, transportation and communications.
At present, there is an effort to revert this situation. Schools have been inaugurated and now 75% of all areas occupied by indigenous groups have primary schools with a free lunch service. On the other hand, there are special lodgings to house children from distant rural areas.
Teachers are involved in house visits to encourage school attendance or the stay at the lodges for the majority of the children, what would likely improve the illiteracy and drop-out rates.
It is estimated that 38% of adults are illiterate and almost 70% have not completed primary school.
The standard of living is low in the urban areas but drops in rural areas and even more in indigenous communities or reserves.
The access to these places is generally difficult in winter, and on some occasions they remain isolated for months, due to the lack of transportation and the use of the horse as the most common means of mobility.
The population is quite dispersed. The rural areas are distributed in a star pattern and communications take place with the urban centers and not among themselves, since trade and purchase of subsistence goods are done there.
They buy the goods from peddlers, since some communities do not have stores.
There is no cultural, social or recreational equipment and job opportunities are nonexistent.
The only economic activity is the sheep and goat raising, and vegetable gardens for familiar consumption when the natural water sources allow it, which is infrequent.
Most of the communities are scattered and access becomes difficult; however, the Quila Quina community in the Province of Neuquén, can be visited.
2 Responses to Current situation of Aboriginal people
Actualmente estoy casi al término de las carreras de profesorado y licenciatura en Letras. Quiero saber qué es lo que debo hacer para trabajar como docente en alguna comunidad aborigen del sur del país. Tengo interés en la recuperación de las lenguas aborígenes, así como en la producción de literatura aborigen desde su propia visión del mundo y no la occidental. Mi idea es llevar a cabo un proyecto similar al de E.E.U.U., lugar en el que las comunidades aborígenes poseen sus propias escuelas y universidades con currículas que se acomodan a su visión del mundo y no a la del hombre blanco.


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A blank canvas. You know, that's how I see it. To be an author is like being an artist.
One thing my dad always said, was that I was an excellent story teller and sketcher/painter. Be told me I should always sell my drawings and stories.
My biggest issue is which one am I best at? In most circumstances, they are not the biggest of money spinners.
I chose books. Although, officially I'm not an author until somebody buys my books. My first book I published was free download only. Nobody downloaded it. Not surprising. Poetry is never a spinner.
However, my second book 'Legs and Wheels, 6072' will be available to buy soon. Here's hoping!


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Safe Email Habits to Prevent Viruses
If you have an e-mail account, chances are very good that you have been sent a virus at some point. If you have an up-to-date antivirus program installed on your computer, it should catch any instances of viruses sent here in no address, and either safely remove them or send them to a special quarantine file. However, not all viruses will be caught by antivirus program, particularly if it is brand new. At more frequently, virus senders are disguising their virus within a lake, such as sending you to pick up a postcard or view an online game or website.
Your best defense against the infected with an e-mail based virus is to have an up-to-date antivirus program installed on your computer. But remember, an antivirus program is only as good as the last update so it is imperative that you have a valid subscription to receive the latest updates, as well as having a set to auto update, so you don't have to remember to check for updates every day.
If you receive an e-mail attachment, even if it is coming from a name or email address you recognize, do not open under any circumstances. If you think it may be legitimate, simply e-mail the person and ask "did you just sent me an email attachment?" It is much easier to take the timeto ask than it is to try to undo the damage after you've opened it.
Avoid clicking on links to visit game sites, to pick up a postcard, or go to a site that is recommended by someone you do not know. These e-mails are often sent to encourage you to click on a link, and that web page will then either automatically download the virus, or incite the visitor to click on the virus installation rate under a false pretense. Most postcard sites are aware of the problem, and will set you an e-mail that is personalized to you, as well is giving you the name and e-mail address at the person who sent it, as well as your e-mail address and the name that person supplied for you.
If you follow safety now have its, you'll greatly reduce the chance that you'll get infected through e-mail. Be sure your antivirus program is up-to-date and be very cautious about the links you click in e-mails you receive.
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Wild Food Cafe to open second London restaurant
PUBLISHED: 16:17 21 November 2018
A new vegan restaurant is to open on Islington's Upper Street from Friday December 14.
The Wild Food Café is the second venue of its kind, and it follows on from the successes of its original site in Neal's Yard, Covent Garden, which opened almost seven years ago.
The new restaurant has a focus on "plant-based innovation" as it vows to bring "the heart of the wild" to Upper Street's dining out scene.
Ahead of the restaurant's opening, founders Joel and Aiste Gazdar said: " Our aim is to celebrate nature and the wild in a positive 'winfinity' kind of way.
"We have always seen all that we do as serving and benefiting the local and global community and spearheading the plant-based movement, which is so vital for the individual and collective wellbeing.
"We are hoping to bring this hub to Angel and are very excited to be able to establish a bigger, bolder, innovative restaurant and wellbeing space in north London reaching many more people in Islington, London and beyond."
The Islington outpost of Wild Food Café is to be four times larger than its sister site in the West End. Unlike the original, this new Angel restaurant will also take bookings.
Selected dishes available will include starters like the pulled jackfruit sandwich bites – with raw walnut and courgette bread, little gem, black garlic cashew cheese and BBQ jackfruit – as well as scallops of king oyster and wabi-sabi kale salads.
For heartier dishes, the Living Laksa offers a vegan twist on the popular Malaysian dish, while Queen of the Forest is a coconut-seared plantain stew with romanesco, black rice, amaranth and other nutritious goodies. Wild Food Café will also offer gluten-free, wood-fired pizzas.
To drink, the restaurant will have medicinally-focused juices, superfood smoothies, natural wines and superfood cocktails as part of its regularly changing 'liquid nourishment' menu.
Joel adds: "Islington is a beautiful and lovely area that bridges the gap between west and east. It's within a reasonable range of our first place, has a lovely vibe and is a nice residential area. Our whole team loved it when we came to look around the site."
Wild Food Cafe Islington will open at 269-270 Upper Street, N1 2UQ, on Friday December 14. For more information, visit their website.
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Matt Cain sharp, Giants beat Diamondbacks 3-0
AP Sports Writer
PHOENIX (AP) – Matt Cain had all four pitches working, was hitting his spots inside and out, had the hitters guessing.
The tired and free-swinging Arizona Diamondbacks never stood much of a chance.
Cain pitched eight sharp innings in a combined three-hitter and the San Francisco Giants took advantage of the weary Diamondbacks for a 3-0 win Thursday night.
"He was just on," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "And when Matt's on, he's tough. He had great stuff in the first inning and pounded the strike zone with quality strikes."
Andres Torres hit a solo homer off Rodrigo Lopez (5-9) and rookie Buster Posey extended his hitting streak to 16 games. The Giants had just four other hits, but didn't need many the way Cain (8-8) was pitching.
The right-hander one-hit Arizona on May 28 and was nearly as dominant the second time around against a Diamondbacks team coming off its longest game in nearly eight years.
Getting Arizona's hitters to bail on his big, overhand curveball and surprising them with his mid-90s (mph) fastball, Cain held the Diamondbacks to three hits in a ballpark that usually makes opposing pitchers want to skip a turn in the rotation.
"Found a good rhythm and was able to throw all four pitches for strikes," Cain said. "I was working both sides of the plate with my heater and those are the kind of days you want to take advantage of."
Brian Wilson pitched a perfect ninth for his 27th save in 29 chances and 13th straight to help the Giants (53-43) reach a season-high 10 games over .500 after their 13th win in 17 games.
Arizona didn't put up much of a fight after its 14-inning win over the Mets, flailing at pitches well out of the strike zone and getting just one runner past second base.
The Diamondbacks struck out 10 times after whiffing a franchise-record 16 times the night before and were shut out for the eighth time this season, wasting a solid effort from Lopez and putting the brakes on the momentum culled from a three-game sweep over New York.
"I had confidence going into tonight because we had a good series against the Mets (offensively)," Lopez said. "I felt that like if I kept my team in the game they would score a couple of runs. Unfortunately, it was not the case for us."
Cain didn't make it easy, striking out nine, including five straight midway through, and got some defensive help, too.
Torres made an against-the-wall catch in left to take extra bases away from Chris Young in the third inning, and first baseman Aubrey Huff looked as though he was catching flies (the bugs) barehanded with a quick-reacting snare of Miguel Montero's liner in the sixth.
Cain has pitched 17 scoreless innings against Arizona this season.
"Good stuff," Arizona manager Kirk Gibson said. "Late in the game, he really started mixing his secondary stuff in a lot more first pitch. He is a good pitcher he has done that to a lot of people."
Lopez was nearly as good. Just not good enough.
A two-out walk hurt the right-hander in the first inning, with Huff coming around to score after a stolen base and Posey's single to center.
Lopez then left an 0-2 pitch at the letters in third inning to Torres and he hit it out to right-center for a solo shot that put the Giants up 2-0.
That's not much of a surprise, though.
Lopez leads the majors with 24 homers allowed, nine of those coming over his four July starts.
He didn't give up another long ball, but was knocked for another run in the seventh on Aaron Rowand's run-scoring single over a drawn-in infield that put the Giants up 3-0.
Lopez allowed three runs and five hits with seven strikeouts in seven innings for his third loss in four starts.
"Loppy threw well for us," Gibson said. "The Giants got two guys on with nobody out. They get them over and got them in. We didn't do that when we had the same opportunity."
Notes: Arizona 1B Adam LaRoche made two nifty defensive plays. He leaned over the rail to snare Freddy Sanchez's foul popup in the first inning and had an over-the-shoulder grab on another by Sanchez in the eighth. … Posey has reached base safely in 20 straight games. … Young stole base No. 20 in the first inning despite Cain catching him taking off too early.


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