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Richmond, VA 23219
George Washington Regional Commission
George Washington Regional Commission Coastal Zone Management Assistance
The project offers two components to provide technical assistance and planning support to the local governments of the George Washington Regional Commission (GWRC) service area. These components include: 1) the continuation of support for the Regional Stormwater Managers Technical Committee; and 2) gathering of forest retention data to identify colonial swamp reclamation infrastructure.
The Regional Stormwater Managers Technical Committee will continue to meet quarterly to discuss topics of mutual interest including any new or revised regulatory changes, best practices, and other matters important to the group. This group has been effective in facilitating and propagating the latest changes in the stormwater regulations and best practices. Members have participated well and given positive and constructive feedback.
The Mattaponi watershed is highlighted in the GWRC Regional Green Infrastructure Plan as a high-priority eco-corridor, with potential for supporting the preservation, protection, and enhancement of native species, natural habitats, and water quality. GWRC received funding from the Chesapeake Bay Healthy Watersheds Consortium to conduct Phase I of the Healthy Watersheds project. In Phase I, the Rappahannock River Basin (Figure 1) was selected as the project study area to serve as a proxy for the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. The objective of Phase I was to model various land use scenarios as a proof-of-concept pilot using EPA/TMDL model methodologies and land use data provided by GWRC to determine if forest retention actions by individual localities would result in a decrease in loads over their 2025 project TMDL load allocations. The results from that study confirm the water quality and healthy watershed value associated with forest retention. The Mattaponi River flows through farmlands which carries nonpoint source pollution downstream to the York River and Chesapeake Bay. Colonial swamp reclamation infrastructure within the watershed has resulted in a network of ditches carrying pollutants directly into the Mattaponi River. Enhancing the green infrastructure resources within the Mattaponi watershed through the guidance of the watershed implementation plan and associated restoration projects will help facilitate the restoration of the natural Mattaponi wetland, enhance farm productivity, reduce non-point agricultural run-off and enhance natural lands for eco-tourism and recreation. The technical assistance provided through this grant will enable GWRC to map identified colonial swamp reclamation infrastructure (drainage ditches, earthen berms, and dams) in relation to tax parcel boundaries to assess potential future wetland restoration projects. Additional grant funds are available through the Healthy Watersheds funding, but this infrastructure information is a critical component to initiating Phase II of the Healthy Watersheds project.
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George Washington Regional Commission Coastal Zone Management Technical Assistance Program Report FY2016 (PDF)
Training and Coordination Activities
GWRC holds coordination/training meetings for the Regional Stormwater Managers Technical Committee and participates in Coastal PDC meetings with CZM staff. The Regional Stormwater Managers meetings are held quarterly and provide an opportunity to discuss topics of interest related to stormwater management and improve understanding of stormwater regulations and best practices.
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Forest Retention Data Gathering
The Mattaponi watershed is created by the confluence of the Matta, Po and Ni Rivers and their tributary streams. The Mattaponi River flows through farmlands which contribute nonpoint source pollution downstream to the York River and Chesapeake Bay. Nonpoint pollution within the watershed is intensified by colonial swamp reclamation infrastructure which resulted in a network of ditches carrying pollutants directly to the Mattaponi River. Removal of these structures by property owners and farm operators will facilitate restoration of the natural Mattaponi wetland, enhancement of farm productivity, reduction of nonpoint pollutants from agricultural run-off, and increased conservation of natural lands which can be utilized for eco-tourism and recreation. Identifying and mapping colonial swamp reclamation infrastructure (drainage ditches, earthen berms, and dams) in relation to tax parcel boundaries was needed to assess potential future wetland areas to be restored to natural topographical conditions.
GWRC created a GIS data layer which identifies colonial swamp reclamation structures (drainage ditches, earthen berms and dams) within the Mattaponi watershed. GWRC used aerial imagery to create this layer. This data will be helpful in a future Healthy Watersheds project that GWRC plans to fund through the Chesapeake Bay Healthy Watersheds Consortium.
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Once you get past Triumph's usual naughty schtick, you just might decide that the puppet's made the best political satire of this entire insane election cycle. (Caveat: this isn't for kids, heh. Triumph never is or has been, after all!)
There's also an entire segment with Triumph taking on some college students over trigger warnings and whatnot, and I laughed out loud.


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We had the honor and pleasure of interviewing Dr. Renee Thompson, a true champion for nurses. Renee has become one of our country's leading authorities on nurse bullying, clinical and professional competence, and nursing culture. She's a Nurse author, key note speaker, anti-bullying advocate, and all around believer in good humans.
Renee is somewhat an expert on lateral violence among the Nursing profession. We chatted with her about her journey, her career, her blog and her company RTConnections. She shared an amazing amount of information during our interview. Including how she was once the victim of bullying, the types of bullying out there, and steps to address bullying and more.
Be sure to connect with Renee:
- started 2010
- has received numerous blog awards
- speaking engagements – keynote speaker
- live seminars
- consulting
- anti-bullying programs and resources
- interviews
- books, ebook and toolkits"Do No Harm" Applies To Nurses Too! Strategies to Protect and Bully-proof Yourself at Work
Our interview questions:
- Tell us about your Nursing background (25years).
- Why Nursing? Why did you become a Nurse and what's the secret to keeping the passion for our profession.
- You are the bullying expert. Tells us about bullying – are we referring to lateral violence? passive aggressive behavior? Nurses eating their young. Is it all the same? Is it all treated the same?
- Where did the passion for educating the public on bullying and lateral violence come from? A personal or professional experience? Have/had you been bullied?
- What is the most important element you want to convey about bullying to the new nurse? To the seasoned nurse?
Here are the highlights of our time with Dr. Thompson:
- Her company was born from a personal experience. She was once the victim of bullying while she was a member of the management team.
- We need to teach managers how to deal with employee toxic behavior.
- Bullying is an umbrella term that includes lateral violence and passive aggressive behavior. There is two types of bullying: overt and covert.
- Discussed steps to address bullying in the workplace.
- Do bullies KNOW they are bullying?
- What if management is the bully?
- Pearls of wisdom for new and seasoned nurses concerning nurse bullying.
We'd like to thank Renee for taking time out of her busy schedule to talk with us and share her knowledge with our listeners.
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"It is not true that people stop pursuing dreams because they
grow old, they grow old because they stop pursuing dreams."
–Gabriel García Márquez
Gabriel Gracia Marquez, a world renowned Columbian writer and propagator of magical realism possibly never stopped elaborating his dreams within his books. Even within his writers, the descriptive youth of characters lies not within their numerical age but within the age of their spirit. It lies within their unquenchable thirst to love and be loved in return. We as human are endowed with the ability to believe in the possibility of a better future and great and amazing things. It is a gift and it deserves to be monopolised by truly internalising the fact that age is simply just a number. Our mental age is what enables us to achieve a state of everlasting youth.


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The laser rifle is a weapon that was to appear in Van Buren, the canceled Fallout 3 by Black Isle Studios.
Carried by Frank LaFrancis at Burham Springs.[1]
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10 Best Pepper Mills in 2020 – reviews
Kitchen appliances are all the rage and it is the place where I like to add as many conveniences as possible. This includes finding the best pepper mill to make sure food gets a proper quality grind to improve the taste of every meal. Black pepper contains the anti-inflammatory pipeline which is also an antioxidant that helps your body to absorb the benefits of other ingredients.
This is why you want to get it into your diet and with a modern pepper mill, you make sure you remember to add it into your dinners. Pepper mills come in all sorts of designs, some with manual grinders whilst others are battery operated. Whatever you are looking for, my list of the top ten has something for everyone and every taste.
My Picks for The 10 Best Pepper Mills
#10 Electric Gravity Pepper Grinder
When convenience is key, this electric pepper mill is one of the best. It has a big container that keeps the pepper fresh and has an automatic grind meaning you only need to use one hand to tip it and the device will do the rest. An LED light illuminates when you twist it to turn it on and with two coarse settings available it looks modern. The transparent acrylic base allows you to see when the pepper is low and can be used as a salt grinder if necessary.
Big container holds more peppercorns
LED light can be turned on and off
#9 Pepper Mill Imports Atlas Pepper Mill, Copper, 9
If you are big on design then this intriguing pepper mill would be an excellent addition to your kitchen. At 9″ it is tall enough to stand out, and the antiqued design of the copper will turn a few heads when guests come over. You can adjust the coarseness from fine to coarse and has a flowing base that keeps it stable. Although it looks good, it still manages to turn easily and is hand-made in Greece. It grinds the peppercorns rather than smashing them so you get the maximum flavour out of each grind.
Grinds peppercorns for more flavour
Hand made in Greece
#8 PepperMate Traditional Pepper Mill
This sturdy design comes in 4 different colours so you can match it to your current appliances. The turnkey function makes it easy to use and has a variety of coarseness settings to suit your preference. It is manual so it can save you money on batteries and has been featured on TV and used by celebrity chefs including Pierre Franey. It comes with a lifetime warranty and a ceramic grinder that doesn't absorb taste. The clear base of this quality product allows you to save excess pepper for next time.
Turnkey function is easy to use
#7 COLE & MASON Capstan Wood Pepper Grinder
This is the best wooden pepper mill thanks to the quality of the materials used and how it looks on a kitchen surface. Of course, it does the job you need it to – grinds pepper effetely through the carbon steel mechanism that is smooth to turn. If you are looking for a pepper mill that looks good on the kitchen table as you eat dinner, then this is the best you can find and even has an easy to adjust coarseness through the knob on the top. It is tall, easy to clean and strips peppercorns rather than crush them to deliver more flavour.
Adjustable coarseness
Strips peppercorns for better flavour
#6 Unicorn Magnum Plus Pepper Mill 9
The gold standard pepper mill for chefs, this looks slick but has the functionality to make it one of the best for professional and at-home use. Made from Italian and American parts it has a fast steel blade grind and has a large storage capacity of one and a quarter cup, meaning you will need to refill it less. The ABS plastic body makes it easy to clean and the coarseness can be maddened to your preference but once you have set it, it won't slip and change.
Very fast grind
Easy to refill
#5 OXO Good Grips Accent Mess Free Pepper Grinder
The stainless steel design feels sturdy in your hand and looks great, and comes with the reliable OXO quality. The ceramic design is non-corrosive so it has the quality to last a long time and won't absorb the flavour, leaving everything on the plate. The clear body allows you to see when the pepper is getting low and has an adjustable coarseness so you can get the right grind for the meal you are planning. The non-slip grip makes it great for using in a hot kitchen and it comes in 3 designs.
Ceramic grinder won't absorb flavour
Clear body
#4 Cole & Mason H59401G Derwent Pepper Mill
Here I've found a quality pepper mill from a reputable brand and the modern design can be purchased in metallic or wooden finishes to match different kitchens. The grinding takes place over two stages. First, the grinder cracks the peppercorns then it shaves them to lock in flavour and prevent blockages. Most pepper mills only have two coarseness settings which are fine for most people but if you are pickier then the six settings from this product will be of great benefit. It is easy to refill by pulling the top off.
Two stage grinding for improved flavour
Six coarseness settings
#3 OXO Salt and Pepper Grinder Set, Stainless Steel
Because a lot of the 2 in 1 salt and pepper mills just aren't as effective, this set allows the user to get the best of both and a bit of quality in the kitchen. Personally, I like my kitchen appliances to match and the stainless steel design of these grinders will fit into a lot of homes. The grinding mechanism of both is on top to create less mess on kitchen surfaces and the adjustable coarseness if easy to change. The ceramic grinders don't absorb any of the flavour so the true pepper or salt taste goes into every meal.
Stainless steel design looks good
Ceramic grinders don't absorb flavour
#2 OXO Good Grips Lewis Pepper Mill
The stylish design of this manual pepper mill features a non-slip grip to make it easy to twist and provide a thorough grind. Thanks to the long arm, grinding is never a chore and you can even adjust the ceramic mechanism to provide a coarse grind, or a finer one. You can see through the clear door and know when it requires a refill. The pleasant design makes it a great addition to any kitchen counter and the base stays off the side ensuring there is minimal mess after use.
Looks great
See-through door for easy refill
#1 Latent Epicure Battery Operated Salt and Pepper Grinder (Single Mill)
The convenience of a battery-operated pepper mill is something that everyone should experience. The one-button design makes it easy to get perfectly ground pepper with none of the work involved. The coarseness can be adjusted to suit the taste of the user or suit the meal that is being prepared. It even has a light that shines on food so you can see exactly how much pepper you have applied, this helps to avoid over-peppering which can ruin a perfectly good meal. Now you can pepper food with one hand, and it even comes with a 12-month warranty.
One touch operation
12-month warranty
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The iTap pods make use of an ergonomic mouthpiece and fully adjustable airflow to tailor the vaping experience to personal preference, whilst the bottom fill system makes topping up fast and efficient, minimising the chance of leakage.
The iTap uses an innovative technology to prevent the supplied 1.6ohm GS atomizer head from dry burning. When no e-liquid is detected within the pod, the iTap dry burn indicator LED light will activate on the battery, which effectively cuts power supply from the atomizer head, preserving the integrity of the coil within. In addition, a three colour battery indicator LED allows you to check the remaining battery life at a glance, whilst the built-in protection features will keep you vaping safe.
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What makes or breaks an event, especially a business event? It's attendees, of course. It's sponsors, speakers, exhibitors, and more — but this all comes down to attendees — who's there, and who's making a splash.
That's why we are thrilled to be releasing our 2019 Used Car Week pre-event attendee list. Our pre-event attendee list, which includes the name, title and company of individuals registered, can give you a taste of the caliber of professionals headed to this year's Used Car Week. You will see representatives from companies that span the entire used-car industry, including the following: Toyota Certified Pre-Owned, Ourisman Automotive, Cox Automotive, KAR Global, Nissan, J.D. Power, SmartAuction, DRN, Trupayments and many, many more.
BUT, there's more to our Used Car Week conference attendee list — that is, if you are attending the event!
This Post-Con attendee list — that is password protected, updated and sent directly to attendees by email post-conference — provides the name, title, office phone number, company address and email address of some of the remarketing and used-car industries top executives, leaders (and perhaps your next business partner or client). Our attendee list, which is never offered for sale, is exclusively provided to Used Car Week 2019 guests.
Register here to get your name on the attendee list, and open up a whole new book of networking opportunities.
It's also available for attendees on-site through usedcarweek.biz (and nope, no one can copy, paste or print the list), in the case you meet a potential new client at one of our receptions or networking breaks and want to connect before the conference is over!
Looking to network and discover what's next for automotive remarketing? Pick attendee and speaker Peter Kelly's brain, perhaps? He's the President of KAR Global and will be offering the opening Thursday morning keynote for the National Remarketing Conference in Vegas.
Or perhaps you are looking to discover ways to leverage technology to contact lost customers and grow your current base. Explore how to navigate the new regulatory environment with experts like John Lewis, Founder/CEO, Intellaegis/MasterQueue, Mike Goins, SVP, Head of Recovery, TD and more, during the Repo Con, sponsored by Millennium Capital & Recovery Corp.
Representatives attending Used Car Week 2019, Nov. 11-15 in Las Vegas are comprised of professionals from leading companies that cover every sector of the pre-owned auto industry and serve to bring all of these branches together to make up a comprehensive industry.
Need more convincing? See below for a highlight of a few top auto execs and well-known names in industry for an example of the group that makes up UCW 2019 attendees so far:
- Douglas Campbell, VP, Remarketing, Americas, Avis Budge
- George Chamoun, CEO, ACV Auctions
- Jonathan Dawson, Founder/President, Sellchology
- Anil Goyal, Executive Vice President, Operations, Black Book
- Zach Hallowell, VP, Manheim Digital
- Joel Kennedy, President, NAF; Chief Operating Officer, TruDecision
- Shane Marcum, Vice President, Dealer Specialties
- And many more! See the full attendee list here.
At the end of the day, the attendee list (in our opinion) is potentially one of the biggest perks of coming to the annual Used Car Week events. Find out why today!
Check out the full Used Car Week agenda!
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Prosecutors: Cohen raid materials to be shared by May 11
NEW YORK (AP) - Federal prosecutors said Wednesday that they can give President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, copies of most of the materials seized from him by the FBI by May 11.
The U.S. attorney's office in New York told U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood that it can begin turning over materials on April 27.
It expects most of the items to be shared within two weeks, though it could take longer to extract information from seized telephones, the letter said.
FILE - In a Monday, April 16, 2018, file photo, Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal attorney, center, leaves federal court, in New York. Federal prosecutors said they can give President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Cohen, copies of materials seized from him by the FBI by May 11. They notified a New York judge Wednesday. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, File)
Prosecutors have disclosed that they are investigating Cohen's personal business dealings for fraud but haven't said what crime they believe he has committed. Cohen's lawyers have called the raid an assault on attorney-client privilege.
Wood said at a hearing Monday that she might grant a request by Cohen's attorneys to appoint a neutral lawyer known as a "special master" to help resolve some conflicts over attorney-client privilege, though she said she anticipated that person would have a limited role.
Prosecutors recommended she set a May 25 date for a court conference to decide the issue.
Each side suggested several candidates for special master on Wednesday. Among names offered by Cohen's lawyers was Bart M. Schwartz, an attorney who once worked as chief of the criminal division when former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani was the U.S. attorney in Manhattan in the 1980s.
Giuliani campaigned with Trump during his 2016 run to the presidency.
Prosecutors offered the names of three retired magistrate judges they said had plenty of experience at resolving attorney-client privilege issues.
And they reiterated their argument that they don't believe the appointment of a special master is necessary.
Prosecutors said a special master probably could not start working until at least June, delaying the review of materials seized pursuant to a warrant issued this month.
At Monday's hearing, Wood called it a "viable option" to let lawyers at the prosecutor's office who are not part of the criminal probe review seized materials for anything subject to attorney-client privilege.
"I have faith in the Southern District U.S. Attorney's Office that their integrity is unimpeachable," she said.
But Wood added: "In terms of perception of fairness, not fairness itself, but perception of fairness, a special master might have a role here. Maybe not the complete role, but some role. My interest is in getting this moving efficiently and speedily."
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The Interview not opening in Singapore
Singapore will not be in on the joke that is Seth Rogen and James Franco's latest comedy The Interview.
Written and directed by US actor Rogen, the politically incorrect flick was said to be the main trigger of the hack attack at Sony Pictures Entertainment that began on Nov 24 - simply because it revolves around two reporters (Rogen and Franco) tasked by the CIA with assassinating North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un (Randall Park).
Reviews of The Interview, which opens in the US on Dec 25, are mixed, but we will not be able to judge it for ourselves. It will not be released in Singapore or the rest of Asia, according to the film's website.
Sony Pictures Releasing International Singapore declined to comment if it is due to the hacking, commercial viability or sensitivities.
But The Interview was not included in its line-up of releases as of September, and that was way before the hacking scandal erupted.
Rogen's comedies tend to be controversial, and some are considered too niche or sensitive to be a hit at the local box office despite his clout in Hollywood.
His directorial debut, the disaster comedy This Is The End (2013), which saw Rogen, Franco, Jonah Hill and Jay Baruchel facing the apocalypse after a wild night, did not get a local release despite it being a box-office hit in the US.
The 2008 stoner comedy Pineapple Express, starring Rogen and Franco as marijuana smokers, did not get a theatrical release here either.
As for The Interview, it features a prominent Asian leader meeting a decidedly bad end.
Too close to home, perhaps?
After all, Ben Stiller's 2001 comedy Zoolander was initially denied a release date here because it included a reference to the then-Prime Minister of Malaysia, Dr Mahathir Mohamad, as a target for assassination.
Zoolander was subsequently released in theatres under an NC16 rating in 2006.
Sony Pictures Entertainment Japan released a statement last week that The Interview will not be shown in Japan.
No reasons were given, though it said the decision had been made "some time ago", well before the hacking.
According to Variety magazine, such comedies rarely do well in the Japanese market, with none last year passing the 1 billion yen (S$11 million) box-office mark traditionally considered the measure of a commercial hit.
Back in June, when The Interview was in the post-production stage, the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) of North Korea declared it "an act of war".
The KCNA also promised that it would retaliate strongly if The Interview was ever released.
In August, Mr Kazuo Hirai, the chief executive of Sony's parent company, Japan's Sony Corporation, personally intervened and called for an edit as he was dissatisfied with a scene in the film. Rogen reluctantly obliged.
Despite the threats and obstacles, The Interview went ahead with its Los Angeles premiere, though it was a low-key affair, with the studio banning broadcast media from the red carpet.
Rogen, 32, and Franco, 36, were not made available to reporters either.
But this appears to be just the tip of the iceberg.
Guardians Of Peace, the group that US authorities believe to be from North Korea which hacked into Sony Pictures' computer system, has promised a big "Christmas gift" (read: more damning information) to coincide with The Interview's Christmas Day release date in the States.
Regardless, Rogen publicly displayed his gratitude towards Sony Pictures Entertainment co-chairman Amy Pascal, proclaiming at the premiere that she "has the balls to make this movie".
Oh, touché!
She is the biggest name to be ripped so far.
Producer Scott Rudin had pressured Sony co-chairman Amy Pascal to shelve Jolie's Cleopatra over his Steve Jobs biopic.
He wrote: "There is no movie of Cleopatra to be made (and how that is a bad thing given the insanity and rampaging spoiled ego of this woman and the cost of the movie is beyond me) and if you won't tell her that you do not like the script - which, let me remind you, SHE DOESN'T EITHER - this will just spin even further out in Crazyland, but let me tell you I have zero appetite for the indulgence of spoiled brats and I will tell her this myself if you don't."
Rudin also called Jolie's project a US$180 million (S$235 million) "ego bath that we both know will be the career-defining debacle for us both".
He wrote: "I'm not destroying my career over a minimally-talented spoiled brat who thought nothing of shoving this off her plate for 18 months so she could go direct a movie. She's a camp event and a celebrity and that's all and the last thing anybody needs is to make a giant bomb with her that any fool could see coming."
The e-mail chain about the US comedian-actor revolved around his manager's request that Hart get extra money for promoting his films on social media.
But Sony executives thought that was a terrible precedent to set for other actors. One wrote: "I'm not saying he's a whore, but he's a whore."
Hart defended himself on Instagram: "Knowing your self-worth is extremely important, people. I worked very hard to get where I am today. I look at myself as a brand and because of that I will never allow myself to be (taken) advantage of. I OWN MY BRAND... I MAKE SMART DECISIONS FOR MY BRAND... I PROTECT MY BRAND."
After the scandal, the press junket with Hart for his new Sony Screen Gems movie, The Wedding Ringer, was postponed.
"There is a general 'blah-ness' to the films we produce," complained one Sony employee to higher-ups, specifically about the US actor-comedian's string of slapstick fare under Sony.
"Although we manage to produce an innovative film once in a while, The Social Network, Moneyball, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, we continue to be saddled with the mundane, formulaic Adam Sandler films."
When told that the US actor decided to pull out of the titular role in Jobs, producer Mark Gordon called it "horrible behaviour", which Pascal corrected to: "Actually despicable."
E-mails between scriptwriter Aaron Sorkin, Rudin and Pascal were sent as a result of a suggestion that the German-Irish actor play the role of Steve Jobs in Jobs, when Sorkin reportedly wanted A-lister Tom Cruise to helm it.
He snarked: "This used to be an event. I don't know who Michael Fassbender is and the rest of the world isn't going to care."
Tom Rothman, chairman of TriStar Productions, a new joint venture with Sony Pictures, e-mailed Pascal a link to a now-infamous interview which Hollywood couple Will and Jada Pinkett Smith's children gave T Magazine.
In it, the teens talk about controlling time, Prana energy and how they are too cool for (public) school.
Poking fun at their loopy remarks, Rothman wrote: "1. Read this. 2. They r home schooled: don't let this family date your movies!!!"
There is no movie of Cleopatra to be made (and how that is a bad thing given the insanity and rampaging spoiled ego of this woman and the cost of the movie is beyond me)...
- Producer Scott Rudin, who was pressuring Sony co-chairman Amy Pascal to shelve Angelina Jolie's Cleopatra over his Steve Jobs biopic
Hollywood may make up but we can't
The pen is mightier than the sword.
Or in the case of the Sony hack attack, the keyboard could be the weapon that burns bridges.
While a worker ant like me may not be in possession of e-mail that anyone would ever be interested in hacking, the Sony scandal does pose questions of what we should and should not put in "print".
The vicious industry- and celebrity-bashing from Sony co-chairman Amy Pascal and Hollywood producer Scott Rudin have made them Tinseltown's public enemies.
Nothing is a secret, especially when it comes to bitching about people whom you smile at every day. Yes, even when you think the medium you choose is supposed to be "private".
Karma is the real bitch.
It is anyone's guess if offended celebrities such as Leonardo DiCaprio or Angelina Jolie will ever work again under Sony Pictures.
Sure, there could be repercussions for Sony's future business dealings with their stars, not to mention awkward run-ins, particularly when awards season is heating up in Hollywood.
For instance, Jolie continued to rub elbows with Pascal at the recent The Hollywood Reporter's Women in Entertainment Power 100 Breakfast shortly after the world learnt that she was labelled a "spoiled brat" in one particularly cutting e-mail flying between Pascal and Rudin.
But nothing in Hollywood is permanent, and relationships can be mended - at least on the surface - for the sake of the mighty box office.
For us mere mortals though, a nasty e-mail sent to a wrong recipient may have a disastrous, irreparable effect.
So the next time you have the urge to mouth off against your boss, client or colleague in cyberspace, think again.
Perhaps it is better to use the good old-fashioned telephone instead.
Then again, phone lines can be hacked too, as we learnt from the not-too-distant News Of The World phone-hacking scandal.
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It's almost Halloween everyone, so, in honor of this spooky holiday, let's go over some awesome, and modern, horror/spooky/villain characters you can dress up as for your next party, convention, or get-together.
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Demon Slayer is such a good show for a lot of reasons—and one of them is how detailed and interesting the costumes are on every character. Nezuko is especially interesting because, as a demon, she has to bite down on a bamboo piece to prevent the temptation of biting humans. If you want to do a costume that will take a lot of sewing and layering, and look so good by the end of it, she's an excellent choice.
The Joker/Harley Quinn
Joaquin Phoenix portrayed a version of the Joker that is truly terrifying and will go down as iconic. He's also got a pretty basic, but evocative, look once he's gone down the deep end. If you want a costume that focuses more on makeup and mannerism to play, he's a choice that's going to gain some immediate attention.
And, alternatively, Harley Quinn has also gotten a new look. She's even getting her own movie disconnected from Joker next year, so, if you prefer to dress like her, she's also a relevant option. Though her outfit, by its very nature, might be a little too revealing for some to be comfortable playing, or in cold climates might be impractical.
And, of course, though I don't condone anyone taking them as a model of a good relationship, they make for an excellent couple/duo costume.
A unique and challenging cosplay, mainly because you must make a fishbowl that can sit on your head and then look like it's full of smoke. His suit isn't easy to replicate either, as Marvel knows how to make complex and detailed costumes, but, if you want a real challenge that's going to involve figuring out how to both move and breathe in the thing, then the master of illusion is a bold pick.
Bill Skarsgard took a character that before had been rendered almost too cartoony (though very entertaining) by Tim Curry and made him into one of the most disturbing and upsetting villains in recent movies. He and the Joker made clowns scary again, and with Pennywise's odd height and very specific dress, you can bet he'll be a fun one to play. Stilts or tall shoes are a must if you want to be the same height, and you can bet it'll be fun trying to replicate his…unique…way of speaking.
That headpiece is going to be a heck of a thing to make lightweight and walk around in, but for those that want to be a more child-friendly monster, Maleficent has come back again for another movie, and her all-black outfit is both stunning and eye-catching. If you want to look absolutely gothic but also devilishly regal, she's a great option. Also, considering this is Disney we are talking about here, especially classic Disney, they likely will/have released official costumes, so you don't have to build it.
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Today was Saturday, and tonight we had an excellent takeaway meal, from the Bengali restaurant in the village, and afterwards my son said, "Shall we watch a film?", which is what often happens after a takeaway on a Saturday.
After some discussion, it transpired that the Contesse had stuff to do, and chose not to watch a film, but was happy that my son and I should do so. We have little to watch that is new, at the moment, so the standard process requires that we choose a film we have seen before.
Eventually we chose Koyaanisqatsi, which we have both seen many times. Since I have some advantages in the time dimension, I can claim to have seen it more often than my son. In fact I have a long history with this movie - I first saw it in the cinema (1982? - I was going to say "can it be so long ago?", but when I see the clothes and the technology and - strangely - the spectacles, it becomes obvious...), then I owned a VHS tape of it, and now I have it on DVD. I must have watched it on some pretty dodgy TVs over the years, I guess. My first wife hated it - I think she felt that it somehow summed up some characteristics of mine with which she had never come to terms. One has to respect these things - water under the bridge; she was almost certainly correct - she was mostly interested in shopping for clothes and staying in expensive Italian hotels, and thus my tastes often appeared strange to her.
So why do I love this film? - no idea. I am not particularly proud of loving it. I accept that it is very dated now, that it is not a particularly smart film to like, that the eco-political themes and imagery are unsubtle and sometimes actually kind of dumb, but it is a trip, man. I like to sit and stare at the screen and think "Wow!" for 90 minutes, or whatever it is. My long-deceased former roadie and lifestyle guru, Rab the Fab, reckoned that it was right up there with 2001 - A Space Odyssey for watching while under the influence of LSD, an experience I would not rush to try, though 3 glasses of Spanish red wine did no harm this evening. Dumb or not, I still find the wackily hypnotic Philip Glass score very effective, I still laugh like a drain at the scene which alternates speeded-up footage of customers on the escalators in the New York subway with a clip of a machine making frankfurter sausages; also, we still play the game where you have to spot the first signs of life in the film, and then the first evidence of mankind.
At the end, we always feel we should discuss what we have seen, but it never gets very profound. Maybe the film is not really subtle enough to generate much debate. Maybe it is just a trip, man. I have never retained any lasting conclusions other than that I would not choose to live in a city in the USA - at least not in 1982. I'll watch it again next year - I'll look forward to it.
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Irish Music and more.
Our program showcases a blend of music from the folk traditions of Europe and Amercia including: Scottish and Irish Music, Spanish (Flamenco), Italian, French, Scandinavian, Greek, Eastern European and Brazilian. Sing-along or just sit back and listen to our enchanting repertoire of instrumentals and songs.
Tuesday May 12th 2015 2:30pm to 3:30pm
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- Tarantella Napolitana ( Italy)
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- Lars Höpkers Vals ( Sweden)
- The Bonnie Bank O´Loch Lomond ( Scotland)
- Blackthorn Stick ( Irish Music)
- Rakes of Kildare ( Irish Music)
- The Atholl Highlanders ( Scotland)
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North and South. Artist Insights by Thomas Lorenzo, Spanish Guitar
Melbourne is a unique multicultural city. Our music program reflects upon some of the musical roots that have partly influenced Contemporary Australian Music. You will be surprised when you hear folk music that at first hand does not represent the preconception of a geographic era.
Did you know Spain has a great tradition of Celt Music ?
Celts lived in Northern Spain in the final centuries BC. They were called the Celtiberians. We can find present day Celtic music in Galicia and Asturias, two regions in the northwest corner of Spain. Brittany, Wales , Ireland, Scotland also share similar musical roots.
Flamenco encompasses one of many Spanish musical traditions. In our concerts the listeners will also engage in other popular Spanish music styles as el Paso doble, a Spanish dance originated in the 16th century.
From Italy we bring the Napolitan Tarantela. Did you know it is believed to be a simulation of the mating ritual of the Tarantula Spider ?
The listener will immerse in a journey through history developing a further understanding of some musical traditions that were brought to Australia in the 19th and 20th century.
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Nearly one quarter of the kids in Monroe County, Indiana live in poverty. The Boys and Girls Clubs of Bloomington are providing care, opportunities and development to the kids who need them most. The group only charges $20 per child for daily after school and summer care, which allows many parents to hold better jobs and provide for their families. Their mission is to continue "lighting up" the lives of young people, giving them the support they need to light up the world.
This short film was created to be played at the Annual Auction, a fundraiser hosted by the supporting organization the Auxiliary to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Bloomington. After seeing the video, even though they had already given during various other activities throughout the evening, donors gave an additional $30,000 to support the clubs.
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Daily buffet breakfast for two at Ulana at The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua
No mandatory resort fee at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach
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Costco Shop Card at The Ritz Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach (per room, per stay)
Five-day full-size rental car on Maui (one additional driver included)‡
Five nights at The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua in a Club Ocean-View Room
Private ground transportation to and from hotel on Oahu
Four nights at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach
$35 Mandatory daily resort fee included at The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua
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Accommodations on Maui
The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua
One Ritz-Carlton Dr., Kapalua - Maui, HI, 96761, United States
Nestled among the lush foliage of rolling hills and a beautiful beachfront, amid a century-old pineapple plantation, this exclusive hotel provides a distinctly memorable tropical getaway, where world-class service converges with captivating island culture.
Accommodations on Oahu
The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach
383 Kalaimoku Street, Honolulu - Oahu, HI, 96815, United States
Celebrating the spirit and beauty of the island at every opportunity, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach brings a new level of luxury to O'ahu. Sleek finishes and modern design allow resort guests to appreciate Waikiki's most coveted asset, the ocean, which can be admired from the eighth-floor infinity pool or from a beautiful suite. Dining highlights international flavors, and a resort spa takes inspiration from local traditions.
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All thongs come complete with whip cord which can be easily replaced.
These show the Australian Stock Whip I made with Monty's signature knot on handle and keeper.
The other pictures show various colours and thicknesses of thongs attached to my whips handles.
Nylon hunting whip thongs can be customised to your requirements:
Unusual lengths
Slim, refined width for ladies and children
Special colour requests
All thongs are handmade so please discuss any individual requirement; almost anything can be catered for.
Brown thongs
Soak in water and wipe down with a damp cloth
White thongs Either:
Remove from the whip handle, soak with breeches and scrub
Machine wash
Power-wash with a hose on the yard!


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Macon Electric Foundation Awards Grant to La Plata Christian Ministries
On August 3, the Macon Electric Foundation awarded a community grant to the La Plata Christian Ministries. The group received $700 to assist in meeting financial obligations of both the clothing center, as well as the food pantry. The Foundation's community grants are funded through Operation Round Up, where Macon Electric Cooperative (MEC) members can elect to have their bills each month rounded up to the next dollar. The proceeds are used to benefit area non-profits through a system of quarterly grants, awarded by the Foundation's volunteer board of directors.
"The Macon Electric Foundation board strives to make a difference in the communities that they serve," stated Allie Foster, MEC Marketing and Communications Manager. "The Foundation is so excited to be able to provide the La Plata Christian Ministries with this grant, because the group does so much to help improve the La Plata community."
MEC members can help give back to their communities by signing up for Operation Round Up. Members can register online at www.maconelectric.com/operation-round-up, or contact the office at (660) 385-3157.
"This grant opportunity would not be possible without the generosity of the MEC members who have signed up to participate in Operation Round Up," stated Jessica Hulett, Macon Electric Foundation board member. "If you would like to help give back to our communities, please contact MEC to sign up today."
Organizations can apply for a Macon Electric Foundation grant by submitting an application to the Macon Electric Cooperative office prior to the due date for each quarter. The 2018 third quarter applications are due on August 31. Interested organizations can visit MEC's website for more information: www.maconelectric.com/macon-electric-foundation.