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But then again, after all the weekly dining out sessions, sometimes it's just good to stay at home for a nice homecooked meal yes? Sis was having the same sentiments. So when Daddy dearest asked me mid-week, "So what are we eating this weekend?", I said, "Why not stay home? I'll cook!".
Sis got me some spices when she went Nepal last year. Packs of ground cinnamon (still using, it's quite a sizable bag!) and ginger (had to throw out after taking only a small portion out cos insects got into it :( So wasted.), and also, a small yellow box of gold. Saffron threads.
Ignore the words that say Spanish Saffron, my Sis got it in Nepal. Or could it be Spanish Saffron exported to Nepal which my Sis then brought back to Singapore? Saffron that's been to places. Snigger.
After a late night shopping spree in town the night before (I got three pairs of new shoes, yay), I got up early on Saturday, and spent almost my entire Saturday in the kitchen. I was making desserts for after dinner - pecan date tart and salted caramel ice cream, which will be posted er soon? Then I took a short break after lunch to head to NTUC to get the ingredients for dinner. I was debating whether I should get that huge pack of clams, but I decided against it in the end, and just got the green mussels and prawns. The green mussels were frozen cooked ones cos the only fresh package lying in the aisle didn't look very fresh. Not fresh at all baby.
So after getting home from the supermart, I resumed my place in the kitchen. Again. Dicing the bell peppers and onions. Chopping the chicken and chorizo. Cleaning the prawns and mussels. Cooking the paella , which wasn't hard cos it was a straightforward recipe.
It was awesome to sit down with a glass of white, and tuck into something I cooked . Mmmmm. Wine and paella. Good combination. The family seemed to like the meal, and they had second servings of the rice. It's my first time using saffron in cooking, and I was really pleased with the results. The fluffy saffron rice with the vegetables, combined with the burnt bits at the bottom of the pan, together with the sautéed chorizo - awesome. This is the recipe I used. I omitted the peas and sweet paprika cos I didn't have any on hand, and I used canned diced tomatoes instead of fresh ones. The recipe states that it serves four, but well, in reality, it actually served eight! The portions were gigantic if divided by four. We had it for dinner as a family, and my Sister and I both brought lunchboxes today, for ourselves and our friends. Yums. I'm just back from lunch with my girlfriend, and we're both stuffed to the brim with rice (and our side dish of sweet potato haha).
This is one dish I'll be making again as it's definitely a keeper in my books. (:


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The units of measurements displayed in the Basic panel (in Lightroom's Develop module and in the Camera Raw dialog in Photoshop) for Temperature and Tint differ between RAW and JPEG files. When working with a raw file, the Temperature slider ranges from 2,000 to 50,000 Kelvin and the Tint sliders range from -150 to 150. When working with JPEG files (or other pixel based files such as PSD or TIFF) the Temperature and Tint sliders both range from -100 to 100.
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I have just made the switch over to shooting in RAW (reluctantly). I am still learning. I am having trouble with the new temperature scale of 2,000 to 50,000 compared to the 100 scale when shooting in JPEG which I found to be so much easier. Moving the scale up like I used to in order to warm up an image is not having the same effect. It is not making my images far to orange and yellow. Any idea how to achieve the same effects I was getting before?

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Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov made the pledge to authority President Mahmoud Abbas in a telephone call, Moscow said.
The US and EU cut off aid after Hamas took power on 30 March because the militant group refused to renounce violence or recognise Israel.
Iran on Friday urged the Muslim world to help fund the authority.
A Russian foreign ministry statement said: "Mahmoud Abbas stated his high appreciation of Russia's intent, confirmed by Sergei Lavrov, to grant the Palestinian Authority an urgent financial aid in the nearest future."
Mr Lavrov said on Tuesday withholding aid to the Palestinians was a mistake.
"Hamas should... recognise Israel and sit down at the negotiating table. But for that it's necessary to work with them," Mr Lavrov said.
The US Treasury this week further tightened the screws on Palestinian cash by banning American nationals from doing business with the Hamas-led authority.
However, the US is making exceptions for government entities under the direct control of Mr Abbas, whose Fatah movement is a rival of Hamas.
Palestinian PM Ismail Haniya, of Hamas, vowed on Friday that the cuts in funds would not weaken the people's resolve.
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In Tehran, the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, opened a three-day forum on Palestinian solidarity by calling on the Muslim world to help the Palestinian people and their Hamas-led government.
Ayatollah Khamenei said all Muslims had a duty to help and should not remain indifferent to tyranny.
Both he and President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad launched strong attacks on the West.
Ayatollah Khamenei said its liberal democracy was like a poison.
He said global imperialism led by the US president openly threatened the Muslim world by talking about launching a crusade against it
President Ahmadinejad widened the attack to include Israel, which he said was "a rotten, dried tree that will be eliminated by one storm".
The president provoked an international outcry last October when he cast doubts on the Holocaust and said Israel should be "wiped off the map".
On Friday he said there were no doubts about the "holocaust" suffered by the Palestinian people in the past 60 years and that the Palestinians should not pay the price for what the West said were crimes against Jews.
"Believe that Palestine will be freed soon," he said.
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Mr Haniya said on Friday the suspension of Western aid to the Palestinians would never defeat the Hamas-led administration.
He said the West would not succeed in isolating the government because it had the full support of Palestinians.
"We will eat cooking oil and olives," he said.
Mr Haniya was addressing Friday prayers in Gaza before the start of a series of rallies aimed at demonstrating support for the Hamas-led administration.
The militant group's political leader in exile, Khaled Meshaal, is attending the Tehran conference to gain funding pledges.
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If the Astros are able to win an appeal or even be granted a stay, it is likely they would do whatever is necessary to extricate themselves from the CSN deal. If they were able to do so, it would almost assuredly sink the network. At that point the Rockets and Astros would be forced to seek out a new television home for games.
It would also likely mean the disintegration of the network and the loss of numerous jobs for the people working there, never mind the contract problems it would create as CSN has deals with all sorts of other teams like the Dynamo, the Rice Owls, the University of Houston and others.
Additionally, were this all to come to a head right now, it could mean the Rockets would have to quickly find a home for their games as we are still smack dab in the middle of the season.
The Astros have been clear from the outset that they believe this is a bad deal for them, and it probably is. Unfortunately, losing the Astros would probably also mean losing what has been to this point an excellent if under-seen sports network that covers a ton of local sports and employes over 100 people.
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A Japanese American from Hawai'i vis-à-vis one from the continental United States; sometimes written as \"Bulahead.\" Originating as a general term for a person of Japanese descent, the term came to be associated with Japanese Americans from Hawai'i during World War II, due to the conflict between Hawai'i-born and U.S. mainland-born Japanese Americans in the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, vis-à-vis the term \"kotonk,\" for a Japanese American from the continental U.S. \n
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Various anecdotal sources suggest that the term was used before the war to refer to people of Japanese descent. Based on a variety of interviews, Patricia Toshie Morimoto suggests in a 1966 study that the term originated before the war and originally referred to all persons of Japanese descent, \"to distinguish orientals who were associated with the Buddhist religion from the Caucasians.\"[1] In his novel Plantation Boy—set before and during the war, but written after it—Hawai'i Japanese American writer Milton Murayama uses \"Bulahead\" to refer to ethnic Japanese. For instance, in describing the events of December 7, one character exclaims, \"Then KABOOM! The dumb Bulaheads bomb Pearl Harbor!\"[2]\n

There are a number of theories as to the specific origin of the term, aside from it deriving from the predominantly Buddhist orientation of the Japanese American community: that it first applied to Japanese Buddhist priests who shaved their heads, then was broadened to include Japanese Americans in general or that it derives from \"buta head,\" \"buta\" meaning \"pig\" in Japanese, connoting stubbornness.[3] Also referencing the supposed stubbornness of Hawai'i Japanese Americans is the theory that the term comes from Hawai'i Nisei's heads being as tough as the statue of Buddha.[4] Yet another theory is suggested by a character from Plantation Boy, who states, \"I told this one guy, 'It's 'Bulahead.' Buddha's got nothing to do with it.' It comes from bobura, or 'the raised-in-Japan bumpkin.' Boburahead became Burahead, then Bulahead. It started as a putdown, then we started calling ourselves Bulaheads too.'\"[5]\n
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When Japanese American members of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team assembled for training at Camp Shelby in 1943, a divide between the Hawai'i-born and the mainland-born became immediately apparent. Some of this stemmed from the fact that prewar mainland draftees already in the army had been appointed to most of the noncommissioned officer positions before the Hawai'i recruits had arrived. But the conflict was mostly a result of miscommunication, stereotyping, and differences in the culture that had developed in the two places. \n

First there was the language. Japanese Americans raised in the multicultural stew of plantation-era Hawai'i spoke a variation of pidgin English (aka Hawai'i Creole English), while the mainland Japanese Americans spoke in standard English. In Hawai'i, Japanese Americans who spoke standard English were viewed as being arrogant race traitors who thought they were too good to speak like everyone else; their attributes were immediately transferred to the standard English speaking mainland recruits. The Hawai'i group also regarded the mainland group as being only out for themselves and of being overly concerned with what other people thought. The mainland group saw the Hawai'i group as loud, uncouth, and bullying, the latter due to the frequent fights that saw large groups of Hawai'i men coming to the aid of any compatriot who got into a scrape. There was undoubtedly a grain of truth to these stereotypes due to the very different milieus that the two groups grew up in: being the largest ethnic group in a majority minority environment in Hawai'i versus the being a small minority group who experienced severe discrimination—and whose families were mostly locked up in incarceration camps—on the mainland.[6]\n

Virtually all accounts that point out the conflict between the Buddhaheads and the Kotonks ended with the two groups coming to understand and like each other over time.[7] Often cited is a trip some of the Hawai'i recruits took to the nearby incarceration centers at Jerome and Rohwer, Arkansas that gave them some understanding of the world that the mainland recruits hailed from. According to Senator Daniel K. Inouye, \n
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... Overnight the situation in Camp Shelby changed because the word went out like wildfire. The experiment worked. I went back and said, 'I got to tell you guys about these Mainlanders. You won't believe what I'm going to tell you.' And this must have gone on in every hut throughout camp. The next day, you thought you were visiting a new regiment. We were blood brothers. The regiment was not formed when we volunteered, nor when we arrived in Camp Shelby—it was formed after this visit.[8]\n
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The comradeship that was formed in battle and the valor that was displayed by members of both groups under fire went a long way towards healing any rifts that developed between the two groups.\n

After the war, the term spread to become a slang term for all Japanese Americans, including in the continental U.S. Writing in 1967, journalist Harry Honda wrote that Sansei in east Los Angeles had shortened \"Buddhahead\" to just \"head.\" \"Typical usage of that younger crowd: 'How many 'heads' attended the dance?... Let's go to 'head'-town.'\"[9]\n

For the most part, \"Buddhahead\" (and \"Bulahead\") are not often used in contemporary language, with the exception of accounts by and about Hawai'i Nisei veterans, where the term appears frequently.\n
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For More Information

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Adachi, Nobuhiro. Linguistic Americanization of Japanese-Americans in Hawaii (Revised Edition). Osaka: Osaka Kyoiku Tosho Co., Ltd., 1998.\n

Duus, Masayo. Unlikely Liberators: The Men of the 100th and the 442nd. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1987. [History of the all-Nisei military units in World War II.]\n

Kotani, Roland. The Japanese in Hawaii: A Century of Struggle. Honolulu: Hochi, Ltd., 1985.\n

Matsuo, Dorothy. Boyhood to War: History and Anecdotes of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team. Honolulu: Mutual Pub., 1992.\n

Morimoto, Patricia Toshie, \"The Hawaiian Dialect of English—An Aspect of Communications During the Second World War,\" M.A. Thesis, University of Hawaii, 1966.\n

Murphy, Thomas D. Ambassadors in Arms. Honolulu: Club 100, 1954. Reprinted in 1992.\n

Shibutani, Tamotsu. The Derelicts of Company K: A Sociological Study of Demoralization. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1978.\n
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↑ Patricia Toshie Morimoto, \"The Hawaiian Dialect of English—An Aspect of Communications During the Second World War,\" M.A. Thesis, University of Hawaii, 1966, 105–07.\n
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↑ Milton Murayama, Plantation Boy (Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1998), 3.\n
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↑ Thomas D. Murphy, Ambassadors in Arms (Honolulu: Club 100, 1954), 115.\n
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↑ Nobuhiro Adachi, Linguistic Americanization of Japanese-Americans in Hawaii (Revised Edition) (Osaka: Osaka Kyoiku Tosho Co., Ltd., 1998), 130.\n
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↑ Murayama, Plantation Boy, 32.\n
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↑ See Duus, Unlikely Liberators, 62–63; Kotani, The Japanese in Hawaii, 107–08; Matsuo, From Boyhood to War, 70–73; Murphy, Ambassadors in Arms, 114–16.\n
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↑ Tamotsu Shibutani's account of The Derelicts of Company K is one exception.\n
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↑ Quoted from Matsuo, From Boyhood to War, 73.\n
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Also in Wednesday afternoon's round-up of news briefs, a Tony Bennett documentary is headed to theaters. John Boorman will lead the jury in a Moroccan festival. And China goes for the film jugular at the upcoming Tokyo International Film Festival.
The Zen of Bennett Heads to U.S. Theaters
The film is an intimate portrait of legendary singer Tony Bennett, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in April. Abramorama, which will handle the theatrical release of the film, will roll hit out beginning in New York October 24th with L.A., San Francisco and other cities November 2nd Benedetto Films which is handling rights for the title has completed a deal with Netflix for streaming beginning November 12th.
John Boorman Named Marrakech Film Festival President
The winner of two Best Director awards at the Cannes Film Festival for Leo the Last (1970) and The General (1997), the filmmaker will head the jury at the Moroccan festival, taking place November 30 - December 8.
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Anne Hathaway to Channel Cabaret For New York Public Theater
Titled, "Perfectly Marvelous: The Songs of Cabaret with Anne Hathaway and Friends," the benefit show will take place at Joe's Pub on October 24th. The performance at the venue, an intimate cabaret annex of the NY Public Theater, will be fro the classic John Kander and Fred Ebb musical, THR reports.
Zombieland Director Ruben Fleischer Eyes Spy Hunter
This is the film adaptation of the classic 1983 Bally Midway video game. The Warner's Bros. project had been making the studio rounds for the last decade, first attracting John Woo and the Rock in 2004, Vulture reports.
China Pulls Film From Tokyo Film Festival Over Islands Row
Festival organizers said that Yim Ho's Hong Kong-Chinese film Floating City, a Cantonese-language feature that centers on the meteoric rise of an illiterate man (played by Aaron Kwok) from a local fishing family to a powerful figure in Hong Kong's corporate world will not screen at the festival, which opens next month. China is currently locked in a diplomatic stand-off with Japan about the ownership of a few uninhabited islands in the South China Sea that Japan has administered for decades, The Guardian reports.


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The parliamentary head of Germany's main opposition party, the centre-left Social Democrats, Frank-Walter Steinmeier said his group would back the deal, meaning Berlin is virtually certain to rubber stamp the agreement.
"I will not recommend to my group any action that would lead to Greece being insolvent in the short-term and in that case being forced to leave the eurozone," Steinmeier told ZDF public television.
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With less than a year to go until elections, Merkel has been vehemently opposed to such a haircut, which would mean German taxpayers footing part of the bill.
Some eurozone states however have said they would "not exclude" the possibility of writing off some debt from 2015 onwards.
"The haircut has not been avoided, it has merely been postponed until after the federal election ... it will come after 2014," Steinmeier said.
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Today the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) proposed new requirements for labeling beef that has been mechanically tenderized as well as adding additional cooking instructions to help consumers cook it safely.
Mechanical tenderization is a process some meat cuts undergo to increase tenderness. During the process, either needles or blades pierce the meat to help break up muscle fibers. However, during this process, the blades or needles may inadvertently transfer pathogens from the surface of the meat to the interior. Although cooking kills pathogens on the outside of the meat, if the bacteria have been transferred to the interior, they may pose a risk for foodborne illness that would not typically be a concern in intact meat products.
Consumer groups have been pushing for the measure for a while now and, until today, the rules had been under review in the Office of Management and Budget.
Since 2003, five outbreaks related to mechanically-tenderized beef have been reported to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
"Ensuring that consumers have effective tools and information is important in helping them protect their families against foodborne illness," said Under Secretary Elisabeth Hagen in a statement. "This proposed rule would enhance food safety by providing clear labeling of mechanically-tenderized beef products and outlining new cooking instructions so that consumers and restaurants can safely prepare these products."
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In the past I remember that there was the possibility to include the root icon in the graphic login screen, I cannot find it now, how can I have the root icon in the login screen??
In the past I remember that there was the possibility to include the root icon in the graphic login screen, I cannot find it now, how can I have the root icon in the login screen??
I assume you mean the graphical login screen showed by the display manager?
First, it is then of course interesting which display manager. As root
And then you might want to explain what you mean with "the root icon".Code:update-alternatives --display default-displaymanager
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Code:pla@pla4-TW:~> sudo update-alternatives --display default-displaymanager [sudo] password for root: default-displaymanager - auto mode link best version is /usr/lib/X11/displaymanagers/sddm link currently points to /usr/lib/X11/displaymanagers/sddm link default-displaymanager is /usr/lib/X11/displaymanagers/default-displaymanager /usr/lib/X11/displaymanagers/console - priority 5 /usr/lib/X11/displaymanagers/gdm - priority 25 /usr/lib/X11/displaymanagers/lightdm - priority 15 /usr/lib/X11/displaymanagers/sddm - priority 25 /usr/lib/X11/displaymanagers/xdm - priority 10 pla@pla4-TW:~>
Well, I can imgaine that there is no "icon" for user root as it is not a very clever thing to log in in the GUI as root.
But are there no text fields where you can simply type the username and password (again, please do not read this as any encouraging to log in as root)?
I am personaly not using sddm, thus I have to guess a bit what you see.
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root icon or root user?
On 5/11/19 10:36 AM, Sauerland wrote:
> root icon or root user?
To quote the OP:
"when the graphical login screen showed by the display manager appear it
shows the three users icon where click on to login and insert password,
I would like to have also the root icon to login as root"
He wants to be able to select the root user at the login screen and the
selection is not available.
I agree that the choice should not be readily available but should be
the users choice no matter how hard you make it so that the users cannot
"shoot themselves in the foot".
unix since 1986
S.u.S.E.-openSUSE since 1998
Or wait for sddm users who tried the same. I am not an sddm user and will certainly not try the same for obvious reasons.
I see that
is rather short, but it links to more documentation. HTH.Code:man sddm
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/SDDMUser Icon (Avatar)
SDDM reads the user icon (a.k.a. "avatar") as a PNG image from either ~/.face.icon for each user, or the common location for all users specified by FacesDir in an SDDM configuration file. The configuration setting can be placed in either /etc/sddm.conf directly, or, better, a file under /etc/sddm.conf.d/ such as /etc/sddm.conf.d/avatar.conf.
To use the FacesDir location option, place a PNG image for each user named as username.face.icon into location specified in for FacesDir in the configuration file. The default location for FacesDir is /usr/share/sddm/faces/. You can change the default FacesDir location to match your requirements. Here is an example:
The other option is to put a PNG image named .face.icon at the root of your home directory. In this case, no changes to any SDDM configuration file is required. However, you need to make sure that sddm user can read the PNG image file(s) for the user icon(s).
Note: In many KDE versions, the user icon image file is ~/.face and ~/.face.icon is a symlink to that file. If the user icon images are symlinks, you need to set proper file permissions to the target files.
To set proper permissions run:
$ setfacl -m u:sddm:x ~/
$ setfacl -m u:sddm:r ~/.face.icon
You can check permissions with:
$ getfacl ~/
$ getfacl ~/.face.icon
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I'm so used to blogging about minor grievances that announcing anything significant seems off-putting. The news: in one week, I'll be out of the country, doing some… Seoul searching.
Some people found it disconcerting that I wasn't more visibly excited about the prospect of studying abroad in Korea (beyond being inordinately pleased with myself for just now coming up with the highly uninspired "Seoul searching." I plan to use it on everyone I meet, so the jury's still out on whether I'll have friends by the month's end.)
Friend: Are you excited?
Me: Yup.
Friend: Why aren't you more excited?
Me: YUP!
I'd chalked it up to my faulty, overburdened emotional processor—not that there's much of a feelings backlog, with all the eating and sleeping and working and vegetating I've been up to lately—but, as it turns out, my processor was just lagging. A month's worth of wait-I'm-going-to-be-in-Korea hit me full force about a week ago as I realized I was somehow woefully unprepared for the experience despite my having done zero preparation work.
T minus one week, I downloaded Duolingo and started swiping through lessons on the Korean alphabet. My friend told me the most effective way to learn a language is to memorize the top 100 most common words, and I believe everything people tell me, so I pulled those up and spoke them into the midnight void of my room.
Friend: Well, at least you've been doing something.
Me: I'm just cramming the alphabet and some common vocab at this point. I mean, I've got a week.
Friend: How do you say hello?
Me: That's a very interesting question.
After Googling how to say hello in Korean, watching a YouTube video on it, finding another video directly contradicting previous video, watching several 10,000 Calorie Food Challenges and competitive eater Matt Stonie scarf down enough buffalo wings to feed a small nation, I found some past university exchange students' Korea study abroad vlogs and fell down the rabbit hole of YouTubers giving study abroad advice. I remembered the number little details I'd need to consider, like bank accounts and cards and phone service and packing.
Me: If clothes in Korea are as cheap as people say they are, I probably only need a week's worth. Plenty of other Americans to fashionably represent our nation.
Me: I can probably buy all toiletries there, too. And exchange money there. And get groceries. And a converter. Probably don't need a hairdryer.
Me: *packs four pounds of protein powder minus the containers*
So if you don't hear from me in a week, either I'm well-adjusted to Seoul and having the time of my life gorging myself on street food or I got stopped at airport security and am being intensely questioned for the suspiciously unlabeled bags of powdery substance for which I'd rather get arrested than explain why I thought protein powder deserved the most real estate in my luggage. Probably no in-between.
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Least half my stories are born or linked to my dreams. They're not color but they are vivid.
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So glad to have you here today, Cat! I dream in color, too.
Thanks for dropping by, Big Mike. It's interesting how some people dream in black and white and others in colour. I wonder why that is?
Thank you for having me Ute. This is a great website!
I should also add that, since I wrote this post, I've signed a contract with Samhain Horror to publish 'Saving Grace Devine'. It will come out in the summer. So, not only are dreams inspiring, they can also come true!
Thrilled for you Cat, lol even if I might have nightmares reading it! Fabulous news and so deserved. Great post. Dream on girl, I say.
Though not my favorite genre, this is a story I will read. let us know when it debuts.
Listening to an interview, I learned that Robert Louis Stevenson wrote Dr. J and Mr. H. after a series of dreams.
Thanks, Shehanne. I will! Thanks Julie. Should be sometime in July or August I believe.
My dreams are so terrifying at times they color my day scared! Yes, it's Technicolor all the way.
Best, January
ps. dreamed I was trapped by a huge grizzly bear this week and had to fight him off. Thank goodness they say that dreams are just dreams and don't happen in real life.
Turn that Grizzly into a rug, January -- a throw rug!
Colour! Glorious vivid technicolour, with Surroundsound, 3D, HD and all the bells and whistles. I've often dreamed scenes that have made it into stories - how the skirts of a soaking wet trenchcoat wrap around ones legs when running for the border, smacking an enemy under the jaw with a spear butt while balancing on the parapet of a bridge, ducking and covering having just thrown a Mills Bomb - but generally I just get the inspiration from the fact that when I dream I know I'm male. :) Dead handy that.
Thanks, January and Elin. Great to know so many of you are having such vivid nocturnal adventures!
Both of your dream inspirations sound awesome and I can't wait to read both of them - I want to know what happens next! So I know I'll be reading about the little girl this summer at the pool (hmmm...reading a novel about drowning at the pool???). Hope to find out what or who was in the house soon, too!
Great post, Cat! I need a bedside notebook...
Interesting, Cat. I've always been an active dreamer. Waaaay back in grade school, it was common for me to entertain the family at breakfast with my wild dreams from the previous night. Mine are full color too, with sound and very precise smells and subtle textures I feel by touch.
Thanks, Marie. It's OK, you'll be safe by the pool. It's lakes you need to worry about! Erin - tut, tut. Now go out and buy one immediately! Sweet dreams... Keith - the sense of smell is the only sense you're NOT supposed to experience in dreams, so that's amazing!
Great post, Cat! I have dreams I'm editing (rather well, I might add) and I wake up and hurry into my office to jot down the subconscious words, which flowed more perfectly than my conscious words! The book sounds wonderful.
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The "Stand up to Stand Your Ground" PSA comes one month after President Barack Obama called on Americans to reassess the "Stand Your Ground" laws that have now been enacted in 26 states. CSGV has connected the PSA with a petition, online at csgv.org/standup in which Americans call on their state legislators to "oppose this immoral legislation."
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She impressed judges with the heart-wrenching power ballad, beating firm favourites Sweden to the top spot.
The singer, 25, who is also known as the bearded lady, took home the honour of winning this year's contest while beating firm favourites Sweden to the top spot with the power ballad.
Conchita appeared tearful as she accepted the coveted trophy.
She said: "This is dedicated to everyone who believes in a future of peace and freedom.
"We are unity and we are unstoppable."
But who is Austria's drag queen, and what kind of homophobic abuse did she suffer before rising to become Eurovision 2014's biggest star?
- The singer - real name Tom Neuwirth - was born in Gmunden, Austria in 1988 and is a familiar face in her own country after taking part in a few reality TV shows, including The Hardest Jobs of Austria and Wild Girls.
- Before taking up a drag persona, Conchita worked as a shop window decorator.
- Neuwirth reached the final of the 2007 Austrian casting show Stramania, before bringing out his drag queen alter ego in 2011.
- She competed in the talent show Die Große Chance and took second place, becoming a national icon in Austria as the show progressed.
- Conchita tried and failed to represent Austria at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2012 with the song That's What I Am.
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Yep, it's definitely a balancing act.
My weight this week was 150.75, which is up a quarter pound from the previous week. It's not so much a gain as it is a matter of bad timing. That weight was actually taken on Friday rather than Thursday, because on Thursday I totally forgot to weigh in. We had a deadline at work and that on top of a dentist appointment for some roto-rootering of my gums (this after-forty stuff sucks, y'all)... well, the scale just wasn't at the forefront of my mind.
I belatedly weighed myself on Thursday on my way back from the dentist visit, and it came out 150.75 after breakfast, coffee, and other fluid intake. Then Thursday night we went out to Louis Pappas, a Greek/ Cuban eclectic type of cafe in our region. The food is awesome, but the sodium is intense. Then couple that with the hormonal ramp-up and... yeah. 150.75 for Friday morning.
Oh well. I'm not tickled by it. Logical as I am about the causes, it's still aggravating to see the scale move in that direction but it's just a standard weight fluctuation. After last week netting me over two pounds of loss, it's expected that I'd not really lose anything this week.
And I didn't.
On the good news front, I've been successful in increasing the intensity of my exercise a bit this week, from the safety of my treadmill. I've planned out a two-week program to get me ready to hit the actual streets. One week down and I've increased my caloric burn per session from 150 to 250 just by increasing incline a bit more. I've noticed a marked decrease in the leg instability while I'm on the treadmill, meaning I've had none my last two sessions, so that's awesome.
One more week here inside, then the boys and I are going to move this party outside, at least for a couple of days a week. They've got to join in the hikes too, so might as well be sure they're up for it! Not that I foresee a problem... they rarely stop moving. It's their mother who's the slug.
I'm really not sure what the scale's going to do this week. We had a big family event on Saturday that necessitated me baking two cakes (one dark chocolate with chocolate ganache glaze, and the other vanilla bean with vanilla bean glaze for those who are interested) and that involved massive consumption of same along with chips, dip, and assorted luncheon meats. A good time was had by all, but it definitely took me over my maximum calorie range. Then last night the boys required brownies and today I'm baking cookies... yipes!
The last time we had a weekend like this I ended up gaining a pound. But that was also when I was under doctor's orders to be as sedentary as possible as opposed to my current activity level so we'll see where this all ends up.
Balance. I'm working on it.
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Event: 'Wheelchair Sports WA Annual Charity Golf Day'. The overall amount raised was approx. $17,000, with $3,000 of this raised on the day via on course fundraising activities by the BBM Perth team. A quote from the team, "Supporting Wheelchair Sports was a great opportunity for us to give a little back to the community and support a very worthwhile cause (and help us to recognize and put into perspective how work problems are small compared to what is truly important in life)."


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Steam and Mist really light up when they are lit from behind or from the side. Back-lighting can be hard to deal with because it can be very direct, but side-lighting isn't too difficult. The steam in this shot was lit from the side. The light brings out the textures in the steam, the ground, and the mountain beyond. The beautiful light fills the frame with the textures and colors of the steam.


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What can maps tell us about the musical life of cities?
According to the writer Peter Turchi (2004: 11), "To ask for a map is to say 'tell me a story'." Some maps provide a starting point for stories about musicians and their lives and musical activities within a particular city. Visitors to Dublin, for example, can follow the Rock 'n' Stroll tour guide. The guide maps out sites that played a significant part in the career development of bands such as U2, the Corrs and Westlife, such as the studios in which their music was recorded.
These and other kinds of music maps can often be accessed via the internet. They include geographical maps featuring:
Developments in digital mapping technology have enabled a more dynamic and interactive approach to such mapping and the incorporation of sound and moving image.
In these and other ways, maps provide more than just a guide to a city's music attractions. They are a way of organising and presenting information about music. In some places this information is already given a shape by tour guides - as trails for example.
Shape is an important idea here - what maps can tell us about the musical life of cities is that there can be trails, pathways or other patterns in the way that music is made and enjoyed. For example, venues and other music-related businesses can cluster together, or different types of music can be separated from each other by boundaries. They may help to illustrate the musical character of particular city neighbourhoods or the diversity of local musical sounds and activities. Comparing maps from different historical eras may also tell us something about changes that have taken place either to music or to the city itself.
The musical life of a city can therefore be mapped, and maps can help to bring the present and the past to life. At the same time however, maps can also flatten and deaden music activity and mislead us. For example, if a certain type of music-making is concentrated in one area then representing this on a map can cover up and conceal other types of music going on there. Also music and places change, sometimes rapidly, and a map has a tendency to freeze them in time. In the same way, musicians are also 'frozen' by pinning them down to a small corner of a city, when the reality will always be that musicians are mobile and play in many different places and under very different circumstances. Musicians and the musical sounds they produce therefore spill over the edges of the map.
Follow the links below to find out more about musical mapping and see examples of music maps from Liverpool.
Musical sounds that get mapped
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Mapping musical density
Mapping musical diversity
Musical pathways
Musical boundaries
Maps, music and fire!
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Sweet Corn-2 ea
Red chilli powder-1 tsp
Salt- to taste
Plain grill the corn without any seasoning.
Once coloured evenly serve hot with red chilli powder, salt & lemon piece.
Rub the corn with lemon, chilli & salt powder.
Serve with hot tea.
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Sahaja Samrudha Organic Producer Company Ltd (SSOPCL) marketing under the brand name "Sahaja Organics" was formed in 2010. The unique concept is wholly owned by organic producers, who are necessarily primary producers committed to protecting the environment and providing diverse and wholesome food. With the object of making a mark in the urban market and building its brand, the Producer Company has developed a connectivity network of consumers and producers for procurement and supply. Owing to the same the Company has already rooted itself as the largest wholesaler of organic produce across Karnataka. The Producer Company was incorporated with 10 farmers as its founder members, who have constantly dedicated in promoting organic produce for rural farmers in urban areas.
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Increasing economic viability for small farm holdings and building community vitality whilst caring for the environment, Sahaja Samrudha, an organic farmers association of Karnataka, has built a peoples movement in conserving the rich biodiversity. It primarily started as a farmers' initiative to exchange ideas, seeds and share knowledge on sustainable agriculture. The organization realized that the organic growers, especially farmers growing traditional food crops were unable to market their produce in a fair manner. Market acceptability and awareness on traditional food crops was very low, so where would the organic growers sell their produce.
With landholdings getting fragmented the smaller land holding farmers have a problem in reaching organic markets that are scattered and demanding a fair price for their much cared and grown produce is a faraway cry. Sahaja Samrudha set up a Farmer Producer Organisation that worked towards reducing the terrifying task of marketing by small and marginal producer by collectively planning for production that would not create a glut of same produce and facilitate continuous supply of produce, procurement soon after harvest and also help add value to the produce. Collective measures significantly increased the members' power in the market place, reduced risks and helped them move up the value chain.
Providing market support to the organic growers was very important so as to enable cultivators to get higher price for their produce. Enhance the cultivation base of organic produce, breaking 'ORGANIC' out of the niche market into the mainstream massive market for access to all consumers.
In the long journey of discovering a marketing strategy the Directors of Sahaja Samrudha created a unique Producer Company, 'Sahaja Samrudha Organic Producer Company', a first of its kind in the State of Karnataka. Sahaja Organics is essentially the marketing arm of Sahaja Samrudha, representing the farmers' interests from sowing to selling. The company is different from others as it markets mainly traditional food crops, especially the traditional rice, millet, pulses and fruits & vegetables – 'Creating market for the crops that are not readily accepted in the market.'
Sahaja Organics – an answer to growing concerns of food quality and environment
Sahaja Organics committed not only to improve the livelihood of small and marginal growers but also provide diverse, high quality and wholesome food that is fairly priced to its consumers. This was possible with its large network of about 2000 individual organic farmers and 20 organic producer groups that are spread across Karnataka and some parts of Tamil nadu, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh, who produce traditional varieties of food crops. The Producer Company offers products at most reasonable prices to consumers without compromising on the quality, purity and goodness of organic and also providing earmarked prices to its organic producers.
The company that was initiated with concept of patronage of shares and only shareholders could market his/her own organic products or organic food crops. The company would definitely handle only certified organic products; hence only producers with organic certification are eligible for membership. The company procures products in bulk, based on the market demand from farmers and supplies to different outlets across the state and Southern states too.
Farmers are formed into groups for collective marketing. These groups are equipped with basic marketing skills and quality production ability. These groups share responsibility of collecting the produce at a common collection centre that is managed by a set of farmers with technical support from the Producer Company.
The initial years of starting marketing the Company faced with a lot of financial problems and also marketing of organic food products was a big hurdle. The Company received a loan for working capital from NABARD that helped with operations and day-to-day business. The first three years the business was very low and the company underwent a loss and in the 4th year the Company had a breakeven and 5th year onwards the business has been on the rise.
Sahaja Organics has steadily grown by experimenting and adapting to the changing markets and this as seen a growth by an increase in number of organic farmers, increase in number of members and expansion into other states of South India and some parts of north India too. The popularization of traditional varieties of rice has seen a boom with 35 to 40 rice varieties that consumers can now ask for. Different varieties of the high nutritious Millets and diverse pulses are available. Vegetables and Fruits ranging from 50 to 60 different varieties and having the shortest shelf life are procured fresh and dispatched to organic outlets in and around Bangalore and also to Southern States.
Producers not only receive a premium for their produce but immediate payments too. The company has also shared its successful years 2014 to 2016 with its shareholder suppliers by giving back a part of the profits to its Shareholder Suppliers as withheld prices.
Not being a typical produce supplier, the company has worked to procuring freshest and most delicious fruits and vegetables from farmers with very low landholdings. These farmers are formed into collectives and the fresh produce is collected at centres located in different places. The vegetables are graded and brought to the warehouse of the Company and again graded and segregated according to customer specifications and then distributed to various States and to Organic Retail Outlets within the city.
With the traditional rice growing farmers are better benefited as Unpolished rice and Touch polish rice are promoted (Unpolished - Husk is only removed during the milling process. Touch Polish- only outer part of the bran is removed during this process) to consumers. With the unpolished rice all the nutrients remain intact and also farmer doesn't lose on the quantity of rice.
Organic Certification also an important activity is carried out in all the villages and all farms every year. Group Certification of Organic farmers are provided under the Sahaja Samrudha Organic Producer Company banner. Group certification has been implemented as it is economical beneficial to small and marginal farmers. The organization was the first to launch the Group Certification Programme in 2006 and to this day is the second largest group in Karnataka. Sahaja Samrudha developed a sustainable model of Group Certification for small and marginal farmers to certify their products as chemical free. Group certification for a group of committed and well-known organic farmers is now enabled in collaboration with IMO as the certification partner.
Producer Company is staffed with professionals, who have taken all the risks and responsibilities to make a profit for the company, with transparency being the fundamental principle.
Trying to find new ways to shorten the marketing route and creating awareness among end users, it organizes annual fairs, fests, melas in cities and also major towns, in which the farmers sell their produce to consumers at a reasonable price. These dedicated farm markets attracts crowd of 10,000-20,000 people and allow consumers to have access to locally grown, farm fresh produce, also enable farmers to develop a personal relationship with their customers, and cultivate consumer loyalty with the farmers who grows the produce. This sort of interaction benefitted the farmer as the Company introduced a minimum support price for some vegetables and fruits.
Producer Meets are organized to equip them with local marketing initiatives, improvise on quality, and develop pricing policy with stakeholder's consent. Consumer Meets are organized to generate awareness among the consumers about organic food, especially vegetable and fruits that would encourage them to shift towards organic food products and sustainable consumption.
While the mission stills hold true today, the company has evolved to be a strong producer of Certified Organic foods. The line of Certified Organic Rice, nutritional rice, medicinal rice, high fibre cereals like millets, lentils, were inspired by the notion that great taste and sustainability go hand in hand.
Sahaja Organics has offered a proven pathway to successfully deal with a range of challenges that confront farmers, especially small and marginal organic producers. Overcoming the constraints imposed by the small size of their individual farms the members of the Producer Company have been able to leverage their bargaining power, have reduced transaction and transport costs, able to tap high value for their organic produce, have improved quality of the produce.
The Company has worked to create sustainable development through meeting the needs of its members and most importantly increasing their 'Purchasing Power'. Given these benefits, organic products have experienced significant growth in consumer demand over recent years—so much so that organic food crops has been in short supply in some regions. The organic food sector, virtually nonexistent just a few decades ago, has become the most prominent market opportunity for our small and marginal producers.
Pricing is a clear differentiator for Sahaja Organics. As the Company's prices are lesser than other competitors for genuine produce with organic certification. Presently the Company plans on entering the retail brand space through franchises to have some control over the pricing of organic products.


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It's three wins from three for Rathmullan Celtic and they now top the Premier Division table after the weekend's games.
Rathmullan enjoyed a 5-1 win over Convoy Arsenal to go out on their own at the top of the table.
In Division One, Erne Wanderers lead the way after their win over Glenree United.
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Kildrum Tigers 2
Kilmacrennan Celtic 0
Played in perfect conditions at Station Road Park both teams started well in a contest that was played at 100mph.
Oran Higgins was brought down in the box in the 42nd minute but William Lynch missed the resulting penalty.
Kildrum started the second half with great intent but missed glaring opportunities through Higgins, Carlin and Lynch. The deadlock was finally broken through James Melly who deceived everyone with a free kick that floated into the top corner.
Kilmac pushed hard and had a few chances to level the game but the Tigers defended well. Kildrum sealed the game through William Lynch late on.
Castlefin Celtic 2
Glenea United 3
Glenea recorded an impressive away victory over Castlefin in Parkview on Sunday. The visitors started the brighter and scored within two minutes when Lee O' Brien rifled home from 25 yards.
The hosts responded almost immediately when JP Malley headed home a Barry Tourish cross from the right.
Both sides exchanged chances, Ian Ward broke clear for the hosts but his shot went narrowly wide. Ryan Mc Fadden then had a volley but it crashed off the crossbar.
In the second half there was little between the two sides but then Glenea took the lead in the 60th minute when a free from the left was headed down by Darren Mc Geever and Kevin Mulhern tapped home at the back post.
The hosts began to press but were caught on the break when Mulhern played through Aodhan Ferry who finished well from 12 yards in the 70th minute. The home side pulled a goal back when an Emmett White free kick was headed home by Malley.
Best for Castlefin: Damien Mc Anenny. Best for Glenea: Kevin Mulhern.
Referee: Patrick Martin
Rathmullan Celtic 5
Convoy Arsenal 1
Rathmullan player-boss Dara Patton helped himself to another brace while Paddy Sheridan, David Fisher and skipper Eoin Sheridan also got their names on the scoresheet.
Ryan Carlin found the net for Convoy in the final minute of the contest.
There was little in an even tussle for 45 minutes, with Patton's goal separating the teams at the break. The Hoops striker got the opener on 25 minutes when he shot past Chris O'Donnell.
Convoy had the aid of a strong breeze in the first half but they weren't able to level matters, despite some promising attacking play from full-back Emmett McNulty.
Rathmullan started brightly after the break and Paddy Sheridan got his first of the season with a typical set-piece. He curled a left-footed effort from the right wing and it was the proverbial goalkeeper's nightmare. No one got a touch and it went straight in at the back post.
Just after the hour, recent signing David Fisher capped an impressive display with his first goal in the Hoops. His right-foot shot from 30-yards found the bottom corner of the Convoy net.
Convoy tried hard to get back into the game and missed a golden chance on 65 minutes when James Key headed over from six-yards following Anthony Boyle's whipped corner. That miss was to prove costly as Patton soon made it four at the other end. With three minutes left skipper Eoin Sheridan got his goal to round off the win.
Convoy got their goal in the final minute when Carlin made the most of a chance presented to him, curling a super finish around Mark Gallagher into the bottom corner.
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Erne Wanderers 2
Glenree United 1
Erne were far from their best and wasted a lorry load of chances to win comfortably and in the end were just happy to hear the final whistle.
Glenree took the lead on two minutes when a harmless cross evaded everyone and the Erne right back unfortunately headed into his own net.
Wanderers equalised on the half hour mark when Mark Dorrian tapped home from two yards after a scramble from a Phillip Patton corner.
David Dolan put the homesters ahead on 41 minutes when he latched onto David Dorrian's through ball and finished well past Cunningham in nets.
Erne had all the possession in the second half but couldn't put United away and in the end were under pressure but did well to see out the game and gain three precious points.
Referee: Andrew Mullin.
Gweedore United 1
Bonagee United 2
This game reversed to Carrickboyle saw the visitors go home with all three points.
Chances were few and far between with both defences doing well. The home side had two good chances through Niall Friel and Darren Ferry however, John Carr in the Bonagee nets did well on each occasion.
Bonagee's only chance in the first half came in the 38th minute and Austin Marron made no mistake beating Michael Carroll with a shot from 10 yards.
Gweedore nearly pulled one back in the 45th minute when Shane O Donnell's excellent free kick rattled the crossbar.
Bonagee made it 2-0 in the 62nd minute when Kevin Kelly's free kick deceived the defence and keeper to roll into the bottom corner. Gweedore pulled one back in the 84th minute with an excellent finish from John Mc Fadden after good work from Gary Mc Fadden.
Keadue Rovers 0
Raphoe Town 1
Raphoe Town went away from Central Park with full points after a hard fought and deserved win over Keadue Rovers.
It was Raphoe who were slightly better in the opening exchanges although overall it was quite scrappy.
The only goal of the game came on forty eight minutes when Raphoe were awarded a penalty for a mistimed tackle in the box. Christy Bogle made no mistake with the spot kick.
Best for Keadue were Hugh Moy and Sean Yank Boyle while best for Raphoe were Oliver Quinn and Christy Bogle.
Referee: Liam McLaughlin.
Donegal Town 4
Gweedore Celtic 0
Donegal dominated Gweedore from the start without making very many chances until Joe McIntyre stepped up after 30 minutes with a wonderful goal.
Donegal continued to dominate and went two ahead on the stroke of half time, Benny Byrne converting from an Eoin Slevin corner.
The second half was a more even contest with both teams playing good football and creating chances. Donegal put the game out of sight on 35 minutes, David Graham scoring after a rebound from a Joe McIntyre shot. Dermot Mc Cafferty made a great save with five minutes to go to deny Gweedore a consolation. Donegal completed the scoring in the last minute when David Graham broke down the right and delivered a great cross for Benny Byrne to bag a brace.
Deele Harps 0
Cappry Rovers 3
Cappry started well and piled on the pressure which paid off on 20 minutes when an unchallenged cross from the left picked out Paddy McNulty who headed home.
Soon after Deele conceded again when Calvin Bradley evaded two Deele tackles and fired home a great strike from 20 yards.
As Deele were beginning to threaten the visitors delivered the sucker punch on 44 minutes when some hesitant defending from Deele let Bradley in and he needs no invitation and he lobbed home from a tight angle.
Referee: Martin Mc Anenny.
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Dunkineely Celtic 4
Kerrykeel '71 F.C. 1
Dunkineely started very briskly and were one up after only two minutes through Conor Shovlin. Kerrykeel couldn't get into the game and before they knew it they were two down after seven minutes when Cian Kennedy latched onto a good ball from Andrew Mackey and it was Mackey who got number three in the 10th minute from a good cross from Conor Shovlin.
Paul Murrin struck for number four in the 75 minute before Conor Mc Gonigle struck in injury time for Kerrykeel .
Referee: Ed Moore.
Copany Rovers 1
Curragh Athletic 2
This match between two evenly matched sides was played under the lights at the New Camp Complex on Friday night. Curragh Athletic went ahead on seventeen minutes when Tim Callaghan ghosted in undetected at the back post to score.
Ten minutes into the second half and Curragh got their second when Renato scored from a free kick.
With eight minutes remaining Copany were awarded a penalty and Pauric Rooney converted to give his side a fighting chance in the closing minutes.
Ballybofey United 6
Eany Celtic 0
Brian Lafferty Jnr. opened the scoring for the Finnsiders and a brace from Damien Glackin backed up by a Mark Griffin strike meant that the home side held a healthy four goal advantage at the interval.
Former Finn Harps man Neil Lloyd added Ballybofey's fifth goal in the second half before Griffin was again on target to wrap up the points. This result sees Ballybofey United continue their solid start to the new season under newly installed manager Brian Lafferty Snr.
Drumkeen United 3
Letterbarrow Celtic 3
Niall Bonner put the home team ahead with a headed goal after about ten minutes but the lead was short lived as Alex McNelis equalised almost immediately for Letterbarrow.
Bonner made it 2-1 to Drumkeen before Peter McNamee added a third goal for Drumkeen before half time when he turned and fired home a great shot from 20 Yards.
Despite the fact that they were behind for a long spell the visitors were still in the game and as we entered the last 15 minutes they had a good spell during which they got a foothold in the game and pulled a goal back through Nathan Carr and shortly after that Gerard Mc Brearty got the equaliser.
Great team efforts from both teams in a hard fought contest in what will be a very tough league this season.
Referee: Brian O' Kane
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Howard County Poetry & Literature Society's 35th annual "Irish Evening" featuring author Colum McCann
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The Howard County Poetry & Literature Society hosts its 35th annual "Irish Evening" featuring author Colum McCann at Howard Community College's Smith Theatre. McCann will read from and discuss his National Book Award-winning novel "Let the Great World Spin" and upcoming book "TransAtlantic" to be published this summer. His readings will be followed by Narrowbacks Eileen Korn Jesse Winch Terence Winch Linda Hickman and Brendan Mulvihill on fiddle in a concert of traditional Irish music with step dancers from the Culkin School.


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