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Last weekend we had a fest in our apartment. They hold this every year and encourage residents to participate and display their creativity. It gives everybody an opportunity to showcase their talent and also make some quick bucks.
My neighbour and me decided to put up a samosa-kachori stall along with tea and coffee. We just picked up the samosas and kachoris from a local vendor and prepared the tea and coffee at home. The idea of participating was just for sheer experience and fun.
Lets not get into the success of the stall, the less we talk about it the better. We were left with a lot of kachoris is all I can say :) After distributing a lot of them to the security guards and maids, we were left with a handful of them.
I decided to make some kachori chaat the next day for breakfast.
2 hot kachoris,
1 cup fresh curd, beaten well,
1 tomato, finely chopped,
1 onion, finely chopped,
2 tsp coriander leaves, finely chopped,
1/4 tsp red chilli powder,
1/4 tsp chat masala powder,
2 tbsp green chuntey,
2 tbsp sweet imli chutney,
Some boondi or sev,
Salt to taste, if needed
1.) Place the kachoris in a serving plate. Make a hole in the center of the kachori.
2.) Pour a generous amount of beaten curd all over the kachori.
3.) Put green chutney and sweet imli chutney as per taste.
4.) Now sprinkle chopped tomatoes and onions all over.
5.) Sprinkle chat masala powder and red chilli powder.
6.) Put boondi over this and sprinkle the chopped coriander.
I didn't have time to prepare sweet imli chutney, so I didn't add it. However it adds a lot of flavor.
We all had a good time relishing this classic street food right at home!!!
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Please join us Wednesday, May 9, 2017, at 8:00 p.m. for an evening of great music as we conclude the performance season at Saint Peter's Church, led by Associate Conductor, Scott Jackson Wiley. We open the concert with the joyous Brahms Symphony #3.
After the pause, we will conclude with Beethoven's triple concerto in C major, Op. 56, when we will be joined by violinist Muneko Otani, cellist Elizabeth Anderson, and pianist Kaoru Fukuda.

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|Geared up mid day. I hope to have pictures of the final Mud Monster phase of my evolution available soon.
The summer days are long in Akita, and they start early-- I dragged my butt out of bed Saturday morning at 4:00 to find a misty dawn already rising over the park. My purpose, now that my life has, approximately speaking, settled into routine, was to get a look at, and possibly help with, the decidedly less settled post-tsunami situation on the eastern coast of Tohoku, still in the news (and in conversation) three months on.
I'd volunteered some weeks ago for just such an opportunity, signing up through AIU's volunteer group to help with relief efforts in the town of Kesennuma, briefly known in the aftermath of the 3/11 quake as the ostensible site of a harrowing eyewitness video that was replayed breathlessly on CNN and Youtube for days afterward. From watching Japanese coverage on TV, I knew that in Kesennuma, as in the rest of the coast, the crisis had now entered what promised to be an extended shovels-and-rakes recovery phase. I accordingly came dressed for mud, my gaijin-sized Dickies coveralls courtesy of a care-package. (Believe it or not, I got compliments for my choice in swanky brand!)
Thanking Alien Jones for Rainbow Mountain Blend, I got on a chartered bus with 20 or so Japanese students, did my best to read over an ominously detailed list of rules, written in Japanese officialese
(<Don't go ANYWHERE ALONE. Notify your group leader if you get ANYTHING in your eye>)
and set out for the three hour drive southeast, my homework in my lap.
We headed east, punching through the mountainous spine of Honshu in an uncountable number of mile-long tunnels which, from their size and profligate number, looked to have been built during the late 60's, a time of stupefyingly rapid economic growth and somewhat overheated enthusiasm for large, pork-barrely infrastructure projects. Judging by the unimpressive number of cars I saw on the road, whatever the Economic Miracle-era technocrats had been planning with the freeway hadn't exactly come to pass.
We stopped at a convenience store at Ichinoseki as I waited for signs of earthquake damage to become visible, breakfasting on something called Calorie Mate-- a surprisingly filling block of (allegedly) chocolate-flavored high-energy [400 kcal/serving, 8.7g fat, more vitamins than fit a page] lifeboat rations sold OTC in AIU's vending machines, apparently for late nights of studying.
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It was presumably in the interests of these folks that we were now told, politely but firmly, that only the group's authorized photographer, Hiroki, would be allowed to take pictures once we left the bus, to my chagrin. This unpleasant news was followed by a wide-ranging discursus by our group on drinking water, not talking to local people, watching for cars, (yes, seriously), and keeping good track of our tools. It all naturally made one wonder what kind of people they'd managed to attract to previous groups.
Safety and rule-briefed, we were detailed to clean what we were told was one of the last major areas in this sector left untouched by debris-removal teams-- the roadside drainage ditches.
Perhaps to maintain continuity with their countryside cousins, the irrigation channels that line the edges of rice paddies, and perhaps to facilitate the kind of task we'd just been assigned, most all city roads I'd seen so far in Akita (and now Miyagi Prefecture) are largely curbless, lined on both sides by drainage channels covered by perforated concrete lids and steel grates. The channels, officially called 下水溝(gesuikō), are roughly a meter deep and just about wide enough for a man to stand abreast the channel-- typically more than enough drainage for the rains up here without having to dig underground storm drains.
With the coming of the tsunami, however, the gutters had backed up and filled to the brim with a semi-solid mass of alluvial silt, plastic refuse and other waterborne wreckage. It fell, unhappily, to us to transfer this mess to hundreds of plastic sandbags and stack them for later disposal, using shovels and what appeared to be specialized gutter-straining tools-- a sort of shafted, perforated metal scoop like a long-handled pooper-scooper. Outfitted with my boiler-suit, two towels (tied in Japanese fashion, one about the head, one at the neck), chemical-proof gauntlets, and boots, I set to it with my group.
I was less than pleased to discover that the debris we were shoveling and scoopering turned out, once disturbed, to be one of the most vile substances I'd ever had the misfortune of coming in contact with-- it smelled, for reasons I prefer even now not to speculate on, a dead ringer for ripe pig feces, and contained a vast number of small and medium pieces of domestic wreckage-- plastic bags, flower pots, stuffed toys, rotting books, clothes, CDs, bottles, broken glass--- all of it unnervingly (sometimes dangerously) textured, and unsettlingly poignant in appearance.
Before long, I'd found a memorial plaque from a family's Buddhist altar, rendered illegible by seawater, two boxed DVDs (Gone with the Wind and Sanchōme no Yūhi, both titles I've seen), a matched pair of cooking chopsticks, and a bottle of Crown Royal in my drainage ditch, still capped but somehow half-filled with silt. Surprisingly large objects had made it into the drains, somehow-- there were pieces of plywood, road signs, the ten-foot track of an aluminum sliding door, and a sturdy camera tripod-- the same model as the one I had at home. The worst find turned out to be a store-packed bag of fish I found at the bottom of a trench. Three months of burial in the anaerobic mud had converted them into a bacterial mass with a literally unspeakable aroma. I was glad when none of my shovelfuls turned up any of the numerous former residents still counted among the missing.
We broke for lunch at 11:30, where I was promoted to bag-hauler-- now instead of filling the dripping, vile sandbags, I was assigned with 4 other guys from the prefectural university to load them into trucks for disposal-- one oozing, 50 pound sack at a time. I'm still pestering Hiroki for a copy of the shot he got of me around 3PM: I'm wearing my towel, safety goggles, and a surgical mask like some kind of apocalyptic wanderer, caked on nearly every surface with evil-smelling mud, looking cinematically grim and determined. It's quite the snap.
With my 4 bag-tossing comrades, I'd helped load around 5 blocks worth of ditch-stuff by the time we pulled up stakes at 4:30, the bus now airless and pungent with the smell of our discarded mud-clothes. As I investigated the interesting pattern of hot-spots on my palms, I noticed that we seemed to be taking an alternate route back to the highway-- headed, in fact towards the sea. And then I saw it.
We crossed a bridge over a tidal inlet, headed for the lowest point of Kesennuma, probably more than half a mile away from the 'mild' damage of the day's labor site. To my left, cranes were attempting to pluck three over-turned tractor-trailers out of the inlet. Ahead of us lay a scene of nearly apocalyptic destruction.
Houses, torn from their foundations, lay here and there there amidst the matchsticked remains of their neighbors, pounded to flotsam. Cars, boats, and detritus lay scattered about. Our group leader explained us that the red markings on each car and structure (OK/完了)meant that each had been swept for bodies by the Self-Defense Forces.
It was a macabre and terrifying scene, made worse by the surreal abruptness with which it had come into view, and the bizarrely defined area of low ground that the wave, I could now see, had pounded to fragments, sparing the hills. As we left the the hellish wreckage-scape, we passed an open big-box store and were again among an apparently normal Japanese city within blocks.
The contrast left one with a faintly giddy feeling-- a weird emotional vertigo. The city hadn't been totally destroyed-- but whole districts had been carved out with an unsettling precision that looked, from the top of the hills, almost purposeful. We sat in silence, trying to breathe through our mouths and, it seemed to me, trying to process what we'd seen and done. The disaster's effects had been both better and worse than I'd expected. It had spared much but when it took, it left nothing. It'd take a lot more than college students armed with shovels and rakes to even make a dent in what I'd seen.
We rode past highway signs draped with banners reading がんばろう!東北! <Ganbarō! Tōhoku!/Hang in there, Tohoku!> in the gathering darkness as I worked my knotted shoulders. Amen to that, I thought. There's more to endure than I thought.


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There are 7.6 billion people on the Earth and yet, we make up for only 0.01% of the total biomass of all living things on the planet. This is an astounding fact released after a detailed study was recently published with analysis of all the living things right from the myriad of microorganisms to humongous animals and the statistics are bizarre and surprising. According to the research conducted by Prof Ron Milo of Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel who led the research along with his team, humans account for only 0.01% of the total biomass on the planet.
The study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences states that throughout the human civilization, various activities like hunting, farming, etc have accounted for the loss of 83% of all wild animals and about 50% of the plants. Further, it suggests that bacteria account for over 13% of the life form on Earth. 82% is the total biomass represented by plants which by far overshadows all forms of life on Earth living just 5% for all other animals, fish, fungi, insects, etc.
The research paper also suggests that even after the ocean is spread across 70% of the total Earth's surface, the aquatic beings living in these oceans account for only 1% of all biomass. Researchers took data from thousands of other studies in order to conclude the statistics as per which, 86% of the biomass is found on land, 13% of the total biomass is subsurface bacteria while the remaining 1% is found in the oceans as aforementioned. Of the total birds, 70% of the total biomass is reserved by poultry that includes chicken while only 30% of the animals belong in the wild.
The statistics are really astounding as it states that of the total mammals living on Earth, 60% are livestock, 4% are wild animals and 36% are humans which means, livestock dominates the mammals' category twice than the total biomass represented by humans. The study further states the loss of living things due to human civilization which includes activities like development, logging, and farming which has been christened as the 'sixth mass extinction of life' on Earth in its four billion years of history.
As per the data, 83% of the wild mammals have been lost due to the rise of human civilization while there has been 80% loss of marine mammals too. Furthermore, 50% of the total plants have been lost and 15% of the fishes have being smothered due to the various activities performed by human civilizations. The research paper also states that when compared to the total mass represented by humans, there are three times more viruses, three times more worms; 17 times more spiders, insects, and crustaceans, 12 times more fish; 1,200 times more bacteria, 200 times more fungi, and lastly, 7,500 times more plants making humans just a puny fraction of the total biomass on the Earth.


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The families of Edgemont Highlands are dealing with the approval of oversize fencing (7-9 foot high) to keep the deer from eating prize flowers and keep wildlife out.
The fencing approved is a metal mesh fencing very dangerous for the wildlife, not only the deer but the birds who don't see the fence and get caught in the metal mesh and die. Northern flickers, downy woodpeckers and hummingbirds all have been found dead near or in the metal fencing – all to save flowers planted in the enclosed area.
We had three big mule deer (10-12 points ) we haven't seen since the fence went up.
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First of all, according to this schmuck, anti-bullying laws have nothing to do with making kids safe in school while preventing suicides. No. Uh uh. It's all part of some grand conspiracy to victimize Christians. After all, they should be free to violently and verbally taunt gay children throughout the school day, five days a week:
They will certainly try to expand "anti-bullying" legislation to include sexual orientation. This not only is unnecessary with current state law, but it is a vehicle for pro-homosexual advocacy in the schools. And it is a muzzle on students and parents to prevent them from speaking their conscience.Of course, everything is about the gay agenda and lifestyle which, apparently, is contagious:
We expect the left to try to mandate "comprehensive" sex education in the public schools—which emphasizes condoms, contraceptives and homosexual advocacy—to all children, starting with elementary students. This "anything goes" attitude toward sexual activity is a harmful and dangerous message for children, undermining parental values regarding sexuality and serving as a "Trojan horse" to force normalization of the homosexual lifestyle.Helmberger in summation:
All these ideas from our opposition are, at bottom, the stuff of oppression that results in laws forcing a false equality. Applying their ideas to the economy gives us income redistribution; applied to the First Amendment, it gives us stifled speech and religious expression. Our ideas and objectives are far friendlier to individual liberty and, I believe, what Minnesotans and other Americans want.And there you have it. Gay people are to be unequal. Otherwise Helmberger and his ilk are being oppressed.


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Sun., March 27, 2011
Last year's World Series featured each league's top rookie, with Buster Posey and the San Francisco Giants getting the best of Neftali Feliz and the Texas Rangers. Hard to match that impact, but check out this list of promising newcomers looking for similar success in 2011:
• 1B Freddie Freeman, RHP Craig Kimbrel and LHP Mike Minor, Atlanta: A year after Jason Heyward helped the Braves reach the playoffs in his rookie season, the N.L. East contenders could have three more prospects in starring roles.
The sweet-swinging Freeman takes over at first after batting .319 with 18 homers and 87 RBIs at Triple-A Gwinnett. Kimbrel could grab the closer role this year, and Minor should soon be in the Braves' rotation.
• LHP Aroldis Chapman, Cincinnati: The Cuban left-hander helped the Reds reach the playoffs last season for the first time in 15 years, his 105 mph heat sending a charge through the ballpark every time he entered the game. He will set up for closer Francisco Cordero again this season, perhaps auditioning for that role in 2012 or just preparing for his eventual transition to the rotation.
• LHP Chris Sale, Chicago White Sox: Matt Thornton won the closer role during spring training, but the hard-throwing Sale is sure to get the ball in key spots as the White Sox try to get back to the playoffs. The 6-foot-6 Sale, who turns 22 on Wednesday, made his major league debut last August and finished with a 1.93 ERA and four saves in 23 1/3 innings.
• OF Domonic Brown, Philadelphia: Brown is expected to take over for Jayson Werth in right field, but his development was slowed when he broke his right hand this spring. The 23-year-old slugger was OK in a short stint with the Phillies last season, but hit .327 with 20 homers and 68 RBIs in 93 games between Double-A and Triple-A.
• RHP Jeremy Hellickson, Tampa Bay: The 6-foot-1 Hellickson, who turns 24 on April 8, had his spring debut pushed back due to strained right hamstring, but he was still on pace to be a part of the Rays' rotation on opening day. Last summer he became the first pitcher in franchise history to win his first three major league starts and finished 4-0 with a 3.47 ERA in 10 games, including six relief appearances.
• INFs Mike Moustakas and Eric Hosmer, Kansas City: There is hope in Kansas City, where the Royals have accumulated an impressive collection of prospects, headed by this pair of bashers. Each split time between two minor league stops last season, with Moustakas hitting .322 with 36 homers and 124 RBIs and Hosmer batting .338 with 20 homers and 86 RBIs.
• 2B Dustin Ackley, Seattle: The MVP of the Arizona Fall League should make his major league debut this season. After a slow start, Ackley reached Triple-A Tacoma, where he hit .274 with five homers and 23 RBIs in 52 games.
• INF Brandon Belt, San Francisco: The fifth-round pick in the 2009 draft was impressive during his first season of pro ball and turned some heads during spring training this year. The 6-5 first baseman batted .352 with 23 homers and 112 RBIs in 136 games between high Class A, Double-A and Triple-A in 2010.
• RHP Kyle Drabek, Toronto: The son of 1990 N.L. Cy Young Award winner Doug Drabek made it to the majors last season and went 0-3 with a 4.76 ERA in three starts for the Blue Jays following a September callup. He earned the promotion after going 14-9 with a 2.94 ERA in 27 starts at Double-A New Hampshire, including a no-hitter against New Britain on July 4.
• C Jesus Montero, New York Yankees: Francisco Cervelli broke his left foot during spring training, leaving the door open for Montero to make the Yankees' opening-day roster while All-Star Jorge Posada becomes the DH. The 6-3 Montero batted .289 with 21 homers and 75 RBIs in 123 games for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre in 2010.
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Pauline talks about the OngaOnga Historical Society and the OngaOnga Museum
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By Malcolm Cawsey, Product Manager: Agriculture at ERS
ERS wrote its first farm tractor policy back in the 1970s. I know this because I found the policy document recently in an old filing cabinet and decided to take it on tour with us as part of our recent 'ERS Presents: Agriculture' events. It might not have the same historical value as, say, the US Constitution or the Dead Sea Scrolls, but it shows the heritage we have in the Agricultural space.
Of course, the insurance world I remember joining in the 1970s was very different to the one we know and love today – a computer-free zone in which the preeminent form of communication was the written letter.
Technology has changed the agriculture sector too, tech-enhanced machinery has grown bigger and bigger, allowing farmers to get more done, which has in turn enabled farms to expand and be more efficient.
Times are changing
When we wrote our first farm policy, it was to cover a simple tractor best described as rudimentary. Most machinery in the 70s was of a similar ilk – the machines did their job well, but they also broke down regularly and could be brutal for the poor farmer stuck operating them for 11 hours' a day. Today's tractor machine cabs have air conditioning and comfy seats; in the 70s cabs did not even exist, leaving farmers mercilessly exposed to the elements.
Add to this built-in SatNav and radio comms, innumerable sensors for assessing machinery performance and even the ability to automatically determine when servicing is required, and you start to get a sense of the technological leaps that have been made by machinery manufacturers over the past few decades.
The future of Farm Machinery tech?
There may a small handful of farmers that haven't embraced change, but the majority have recognised the huge efficiency advantages enabled by technology. The question is: where will agriculture tech take us next? Here are a few of my predictions:
1. Autonomous vehicles are coming. Many different machines are already under development and farms represent logical places to start using them, though it may be that we see more of them deployed in the USA and Canada than in Britain's fair pastures. In a country of small, irregularly-shaped fields, flanked by farm gates and narrow country lanes, there's a lot more potential for things to go wrong!
2. Small is the new big. To crack the British market for autonomous tractors, we may well see manufacturers coming full circle and developing smaller machines again as they'll be easier to manoeuvre without human input and potentially operate 24/7
3. Say goodbye to weeding woes. Machines are already under development that can interact with the growing plants they come into contact with, allowing them to identify what's a weed and what isn't and avoid fertilising this unwanted plant life and remove it
4. Are farms electric? We already work with some UK farms who already use small electric commercial vehicles, but a glimpse of the future can be found within motor racing, often the hotbed for innovations that later make it out into the wider market. Formula E cars used to only have enough power for half the race, forcing teams to bring two along just to compete. It's astonishing to see how quickly battery life has improved on the Formula E circuit; in years to come this will make electric vehicles a winner even on the largest farming estates.
Protecting Farm machinery – old and new Having worked in this sector longer than most, we've developed a pretty good idea of customers' needs and how brokers can best support them. That's why, two years ago, we created a dedicated agriculture underwriting support team led by Chloe Davies in Swansea.
The 12-strong team are responsible for all operational issues such as processing MTAs, loading new business quotations, issuing quotations within their authority, acting as the first port of call for broker enquiries, and dealing with renewals including issuing claims experiences.
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Join us at Foal Farm on Sunday 21 July for our biggest event of the year!
Country Festival will be bigger than ever this year – so please save the date and keep an eye out for updates and announcements throughout the year.
We will have all of the usual fun, including our famous Dog Show, Live Music, Dog Agility, Stalls, Shops, Hot Food, Kids Rides, Folk Music, Raffles, Doggy Splash, The Herbivore Hut, our popular Fresh Stonebaked Pizzas, and our much loved Beer Tent showcasing locally brewed beers and ciders.. and lots more to keep the whole family busy!
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May 1980 issue of Art in America. Edited by Elizabeth C. Baker. Written contributions by Donald B. Kuspit, Carrie Rickey, Charles F. Stuckey, Peter Schjeldahl, Carter Ratcliff, Martin Filler, Susan Mullin Vogel, Ann-Sargent, Jeffrey Deitch, Michael Leja, John Perreault, Ronny H. ... [details]
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AHL Playoff Game Night: 5-19-17 Crunch at Bruins
Crunchning Death Star continues to maraud its way through Calder Cup playoff run.
Syracuse Leads the Series 1-0
Mike McKenna allowed 3 goals on 36 shots for the victory. He might want one of the goals back that he allowed to make the game close for a moment in the Third Period, but life remains good when you bathe in sweet, sweet goal support.
First Period
3:57 SYR McGinn (4), (Condra)
12:20 SYR Bournival (3), (Conacher, Gourde)
Second Period
4:37 PRO Grant (2), (unassisted)
6:56 SYR Vermin (5), (Peca, Taormina)(PP)
Third Period
4:13 SYR Dumont (4), (Vermin, Erne)
12:56 PRO DeBrusk (6), (Grzelcyk, Grant)
13:09 PRO Heinen (6), (Simpson, Cross)
18:25 SYR Gourde (3), (Dumont)(EN)
19:38 SYR Froese (4), (unassisted)(EN)
Joel Vermin and Yanni Gourde were the game's first and second stars.
After failing to take a road win in their entire 7 game series against the Marlies, the Crunch got one right off the jump tonight thanks in large part to the play of their veterans. The P-Bruins should be sweating that outcome because the Crunch have to feel very loose right now knowing they've been very good holding serve at home and they've already taken away home ice advantage for the series. Heading into Game Two, the pressure is squarely on Providence's shoulders and the Crunch are playing with a tall stack of the house's chips.
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Samuel Parker has long been our gold standard for a local men's haberdashery. Named for owner Ken Himmelstein's own grandfather, the shop caters to gentlemen of refined and classic tastes. And while some women may lament that that can seem to be a dying breed, the success of Samuel Parker and Himmelstein's vision seems to indicate otherwise.
In fact, the shop is so popular that Himmelstein has actually moved locations, opening up in the Village of Cross Keys (as though you needed another reason to visit one of our favorite shopping oases). The new and expanded Samuel Parker opened its doors Thursday, Sept 4, complete with all the incredible menswear the shop is known for, plus new offerings that take the shop well beyond just fashion, embracing all things that make for a man of complete style.
To the discerning eye, it's clear that everything at Samuel Parker is much more than simply stylish. Every item is made with the highest quality material available, and tailored to fit perfectly and last for the long haul. After all, a true gentleman knows that one pair of well-sewn, quality shoes far out-values a lesser pair that, while perhaps less expensive, will fall apart and come unglued (and fall out of fashion) in a matter of months. Himmelstein is the perfect figure to curate such a collection, and the shop reflects his tastes, his interests, and all that he's learned from his years in the business.
As an expansion on the old location's offerings, the new shop features a greatly expanded footwear department, a selection of gentlemen's books on style, cars, Hollywood icons, periodicals (including The Rake and Man Of The World), a home furnishings department, and some of Himmelstein's favorite chocolates from Debauve & Gallais Paris (we're going to assume that's a little something for the ladies). There will also be even more (including exclusive items) from lines like Breuer, Turnbull & Asser, Drakes, Nigel Knox, Macintosh and Crittenden. That means a whole lot of new, but with all of the traditional quality and value that Samuel Parker is known for. We're so glad that some things never change.
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Griezmann willing to slash his wages by £6m-a-year to seal £100m Barcelona transfer from Atletico Madrid
Ace snubbed La Liga champions last summer but is now ready to make stunning move
ANTOINE GRIEZMANN is reportedly willing to slash his wages in order to join Barcelona this summer.
Mundo Deportivo claims the Atletico Madrid ace regrets snubbing the Spanish champions last year.
And with a potential exodus looming at the Wanda Metropolitano, Griezmann now hopes to finally make the move to Catalonia.
His release clause is set to drop from £170million to £100m at the end of the season, putting him within Barca's price bracket.
However, Griezmann's current £20m-a-year wages would be an issue.
And it's said the World Cup winner is ready to sacrifice £6m-a-year to make his Nou Camp dream come true.
Griezmann, also linked with Manchester United, is apparently concerned that Atletico have lost their magic touch.
And his confidence in Diego Simeone's project has been left shaken by Lucas Hernandez's £70m move to Bayern Munich.
There are also doubts over the futures of star men Diego Godin, Diego Costa and Saul Niguez.
And with Barcelona firmly in the hunt for the treble, it seems Griezmann feels he has a better chance of winning trophies under Ernesto Valverde.
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All the destinations during my 2010 trip to the UK was rewarding, but Durham was rewarding in a significantly different way. I came to Durham to visit a former teacher of mine. I say 'former teacher', but in reality, there is no such thing as 'former' teacher. Once a teacher, always a teacher. Wouldn't you agree?
I really looked foward to spending some time with P (this teacher of mine). It was the first time ever in my life to have the chance to so closely observe the lifestyle of a teacher. At the time of my visit, I had a lot of questions, issues, and problems. After openly discussing with P and his wife, J, I think I can say now, that they had help me find that balance in life.
It was P's first class with us, and he walked in with a can of beer. That certainly made a deep impression on us as sophomores. Then, he started the course by telling us how much he didn't want to teach the course. As it turned out, his method, from my point of view, had been the most effective. He didn't give me very high grades, to be honest. But what kind of reason would it be for one to like a teacher for giving high scores? I felt that I had really learned a lot from him. Ever since that incident with the beer, for the rest of my time during undergrad, I took every single course he taught in the department.
During these few days with him and his wife, we talked about the old days, present day, and the future. Sometimes he would become laconic and the room would be filled with silence. But then the next minute, he'd start telling me a funny story. Then, we'll chuckle together.
I loved watching how P and J interacted. How they would so subtly exhibit their deep love and respect for each other, without giving others goosebumps. There was an instance when they were both busy in the kitchen, while I sat and sipped my premeal sherry in the living room, when I thought - P was the kind of man I wish my future husband would be like!
I had originally wanted to name this piece 'Following the footsteps of a teacher', but I changed my mind. I wanted the article to depict that sense, but I don't want to give it away right at the beginning. As students, we are always following the footsteps of our teachers. Whether in our minds they are brilliant or not so brilliant, one incontrovertible fact is - you will ALWAYS! learn something from them.
To all the teachers that had been (are, and will be) a part of my life - THANK YOU!!


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For many fruity coffee and the acid involved feels very chaotic and unfamiliar on our tongue. Most adult men are craving about flavors like raspberry, blueberry, apple, lemon, strawberry or any other berries and everything else you can find on a fruit market. What does it taste like exactly? We all know how the fruits taste, but in a coffee? Fruity coffee? How could that possible and how could it be like?
The majority of us have learned at home, that coffee is mostly strong, black and bitter and that's what our grandfathers told us and the kind of coffee they usually want and they hate on fruity coffee because they think it tastes weird. Fruity flavour could be found in filter coffee or even espresso, cappuccino and latte.
About flavours, even a small bean contains over 1000 different flavors. Depending on how you process the bean or how the roastery roast the beans and depends on where the beans come from. You can tickle the flavour out of her.
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The field of flavors is quite extensive, therefore:
Flavors are specific smells and tastes caused by chemical substances or compounds. In nature, so far around 10,000 different favors have been identified and with practice one can distinguish a few 1000 of them. Accordingly, if the right combination of chemical compounds hits on a few of our 10 million olfactory cells, it may remind us of mama's apple pie, the favorite floral perfume of our lover or freshly brewed coffee. Many substances share similar or identical compounds, resulting in the instance, that a glass of rum offers tastes of vanilla, banana and chocolate, without ever coming into contact with it. Amazing, isn't it? How could coffee taste like all the stuffs above, but anyway, a coffee that tastes of apples is not necessarily blended with apple juice!
What is the difference between acid and fruity?
Let's stay with apples for a second to imagine the difference between acidity and fruity. The distinction between these flavors is not always easy to notice but a small hint is very helpful. For the fruity ones, one can think of biting into a juicy, ripe, sweet, such golden delicious apple. The apple tastes fruity and aromatic, having almost no acid. The bite in a Granny Smith apple, however, has a crisp, fresh and astringent effect and acts more acidic instead fruity. It's important that the acid is not unpleasant. At what point that happens, everyone must decide for themselves. The aim should be to achieve a highly balanced relationship including body, sweetness, acidity and bitterness.
Coffee contains around 100 different acids. These include, for example, acetic, apple, citrus, milk and chlorogenic acids. These are, you guessed it, responsible for the acid in the cup. The roasting process especially degrades and decomposes the chlorogenic acids continuously. Saying, the longer the coffee is roasted, the more acids can be degraded and the less acid is in the brewed coffee.
dark roasts = little acid / fruit
light roasts = strong acid / fruit
But again, it depends on where the beans come from, which region and the proccessing of the coffee beans.
Which beans and regions have more acid / fruit?
Basically, one can say that Arabica beans have more acids and fruity components than beans of Canephora, also called Robusta because Robusta is more like a darker roast so most of Robusta coffee taste stronger. Concerning regions, particularly African coffee, for example from Ethiopia and Kenya, is very much known for its fruit and citrus accented flavor, also the berries flavour.
How to control the acidity in coffee
During the brewing process, the light flavors and acids are dissolved first. The longer the water is in contact with the coffee, the more bitter and heavy flavors you get, the more body it is. Also, the temperature is of significance. The hotter the water, the more substances dissolve and the shorter the brewing time can be chosen. More than this a different temperature will also extract different substances. A Cold Brew, which is prepared with cold water, for example is very poor in acids, bitters and caffeine. The third factor is the grind. The finer the grind, the more extraction and the more flavors are dissolved in the same time.
In the preparation of espresso this behavior of coffee is particularly impressive. Thus, an espresso of 25-seconds can be very acidity and the one of 30 Seconds tend already to be bitter.
Taste and flavor are very individual things that everyone experiences differently. So do not be worried about the aroma, the most important thing here is for you to enjoy the coffee!


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How vain are you?
We were asked this question during the Vanity Fair at SM Sky Dome last Friday but honestly and I don't have a clue how vain I am that I just came out with a stoopid answer.
But honestly I can't answer for myself because I'm bias to myself, to me I do what I think I should to maintain my gorgeousness inside and out , if that means I am vain then OK I am (LOLZ!).
Anyway, the Vanity Oh! Vanity Fair was a place for "vainness" indeed. Free make overs, free health consultations, free hair do, free skin analysis (so we can make our acne treatment review objectively) , free samples of healthy food and drinks and make up and modeling tutorials.
Activities at the Vanity Oh! Vanity Fair:
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Fashion, Lifestyle and Beauty Bloggers at the Fair as invited by Lizz of Project Vanity:
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What mental or emotional connection do you experience when you see or hear the word, WAVE? Please feel free to offer that up in the comment section below as well as anything else that you may want to share.
What sparked this blog was my visit to the ocean on May 2. I started in Half Moon Bay, just south of San Francisco, and made my way slowly, stopping frequently along the shore, 40 miles, to Santa Cruz. The beaches, the rocks, the flowers – all beautiful and the waves were spectacular, whether crashing against the rocks and sending spray vertically into the air or gently folding over and rushing in on the sand. The day was clear, sunny and cool, in other words, ideal. These kinds of waves need little explanation or description for they speak volumes, along with the water, tides and currents. These ocean waves are most commonly caused by wind and are created by the friction between wind and surface water. As wind blows across the surface of the ocean or a lake, the continual disturbance creates a wave crest. These types of waves are found globally across the open ocean and along the coast. How do these kinds of waves speak to you and some of life's larger issues?
There are sound waves, waves of compression and rarefaction, by which sound is propagated in an elastic medium such as air. These vibrations are called traveling longitudinal waves, which we can hear. Thus we hear the music or the wind or the waves crashing. Sound waves consist of areas of high and low pressure called compressions and rarefactions. The wavelength of voice is about one meter long. The wavelength and the speed of the wave determine the pitch, or frequency of the sound. Wavelength, frequency, and speed are related by the equation speed = frequency * wavelength. Since sound travels at 343 meters per second at standard temperature and pressure (STP), speed is a constant. Thus, frequency is determined by speed / wavelength. The longer the wavelength, the lower the pitch. The 'height' of the wave is its amplitude. The amplitude determines how loud a sound will be. Greater amplitude means the sound will be louder. It's why musicians use amplifiers. When someone says, "we are on the same wavelength" what does that mean for you?
There are also electromagnetic waves and here's an explanation of light waves, ultra-violet or UV rays, the appliance in most kitchens, the microwave oven, bluetooth, TV and others.
Then there is a wave of despair and its counterpoint, a wave of hope. Each of these phrases uses the metaphor of a wave to describe an experience where one feels overtaken or washed over, almost drowning OR catching the wave and riding it like a surfer. In the 2018 election cycle there was a so-called "blue wave" which turned the House of Representatives into a Democratic majority and a greater number of first-time women elected. Some saw hope, perhaps others saw despair. You may not remember women who were called WAVES — Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service — a division of the U.S. Navy created during World War II to free up male personnel for sea duty. President Roosevelt signed a law creating the WAVES in 1942. The Army equivalent were the WACS, the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps created also in 1942 and converted to active duty in1943. Where do you see hope and where do you see or feel discouragement?
A very familiar wave is the wave of a hand, often the wave of good-bye ("god be with you") as a kind of fare well blessing. You can also wave two hands back and forth crossing each other or simply hold up both hands to signal, "Stop!" A wave can also be a greeting of "hello" and one easily recognized is the royal wave of the Queen, a hand held up while gently rocking slowly side to side. I'm sure you have seen that along with a wave of a celebrity to a crowd of people. It's the same kind of wave used as a distant signal of recognition. Hands making waves without words and communicating effectively. Apparently the word "hello" did not come into vogue until the advent of the telephone. Think of some places and times where you use your hands by waving. What is your intention?
The Third Wave is a 1980 book by Alvin Toffler. It is the sequel to Future Shock, and the second in what was likely meant to be a trilogy that was continued with Powershift: Knowledge, Wealth and Violence at the Edge of the 21st Century in 1990. The first two waves were agriculture and the industrial revolution and now we are on the cusp of AI. What Toffler said was The Third Wave, "is a work of large-scale synthesis, an identification of a process already begun, a prediction of good things to come through technology that gives reason to challenge the chic pessimism that is so prevalent today." Ironically, Steve Case, a co-founder of AOL wrote a book by the same title in 2016 with a similar premise regarding technology. How do you regard technology as a wave? May your experiences with waves bless and enrich you with their gifts whether of water, light, sound or hope for the future. Stop. Watch. Listen. Learn.


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Why I make music
Speaking from personal experience, the artistic process strives to capture the perfect performance. But to some, all that really matters is when the dopamine kicks in. When you cross those two lines of feelings and technique, this is what some people would say is, simply "Wow". This is also why an instrument has the same […]Read more "Why I make music"


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Best New Rod
Three of the world's most popular rod brands are set to take their battle for market share well beyond the EFTTEX Best New Product Awards this year.
Hardy, Shimano and Abu Garcia will first look horns in the Best New Rod Award category with their latest models. Hardy is putting its faith in its Hardy Marksman Supero Rod range, which it expects to elevate the brand 'to the very top of the coarse fishing sector'. Shimano has high hopes for its Wild Romance rods; while Abu Garcia is backing the Fantasista Nano to continue the exceptional work performed by its Rocksweeper Nano rods.
Meanwhile, for catfish anglers there is the Rhino Black Cat Freestyle Catfish, which the company styles as a 'true all-round catfish rod'.


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Is located in the quiet, suburban part of HRC Pension Hajduszoboszlo. 14 double rooms with en-suite bed rooms await guests.
The rooms are equipped with Internet access. Wi-Fi is available. We offer dining options on site.
Lounge area provides an ideal space smaller trainings, presentations retention.
Among wellness and fitness services in Finnish and infra sauna, jacuzzi, solarium, fitness room, as well as different types of massage (cellulite, face, neckline, etc).
Playground for children offers many opportunities: shaded sandpit, slide, climbing towers, swings, trampoline. In the garden, kettle, you can grill.
We're able to organize a trip in case of a claim, where the guests get to know the city a bit better, which is known as "the Makkah of the rheumatics" , and the famous settlement of the plain (pl.: Debrecen, Hortobágy)
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The guests of the hotel can use it free of charge.
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About this book
Weare entering an especially prolific era in reporting and publishing clinical experiences with cardiac valve replacement. A voluminous litera ture on this subject is already in existence, emanating from clinicians, surgeons, bioengineers, and other scientists. Additionally, information presented at heart valve symposia in the form of bound collections reaches the shelves of the medical book stores every year. This activity reflects the dynamic state of cardiac valve technology, highlighted by the introduction each year of new valve designs that often utilize new materials. As a result, the authors recognized the need to update their book The Pacemaker and Valve Identification Guide, separating the contents into two volumes dealing with pacemakers* and cardiac valve technology. For this Guide to Prosthetic Cardiac Valves, we have gathered a group of recognized authorities in the field, all of whom have contributed in depth analysis in their areas of expertise. New material dealing with the preoperative and postoperative care ofthe heart valve patient, pathol ogy of cardiac valves, bioengineering problems of cardiac valve technol ogy, and separate chapters on valve implantation in children and ultra sonography have been added. Chapter 3, "The Radiology of Prosthetic Heart Valves," we feel will be particularly helpful to the physician in identifying a prosthetic valve and revealing the most likely complica tions. Chapter 10 is an atlas with descriptions to supply the reader with the essential features of the various prostheses when he or she is faced with a new patient bearing an implanted cardiac valve.
Cardiac Valves Künstliche Herzklappe Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI complications evaluation heart implantat implantation magnetic resonance magnetic resonance imaging management pacemaker pathology sonography ultrasonography
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I cannot tell when this Fox interview occurred other than over the weekend. Nevertheless, it was well balanced (pointing out the Fox poll in favor of marriage equality
There is no constitutional right to redefine marriage. Our Founding Fathers didn't see it that way and the last Supreme Court decision, Nelson v. Baker, the United States Supreme Court said there was no federal question here, so this is essentially making the law up as you go along, it is reading into the Constitution [which] is not there, and I do not believe the United States Supreme Court is going to launch another culture war, Just like Roe v. Wade did not end the abortion debate, creating a right to redefine marriage will not end this debate it will exacerbate it.As is usually the case with Brown, he has his talking points and he is sticking to them.
Brown's first point is simply incorrect. Marriage has been changed ("redefined" is NOM-speak). At one time, in many states, it was limited to two white people. Then it was two white or two black people. Then it was consenting opposite sex people. Now, in 20% of the country
As for Nelson v. Baker, it was a summary decision without briefs or oral argument in 1972. It could serve as precedent for later cases raising precisely the same legal issues. However, the Court has established a limitation on precedent if it has been undermined by "doctrinal developments" (a phrase used by the Court in other cases). Brown does not seem to understand, for example, that, in 2003, Bowers v. Hardwick (1986) was overturned by Lawrence v. Texas. Much has changed in the last 40 years.
The notion that a potential culture war issue is at stake similar to Roe v. Wade is preposterous. The more that gay people marry, the more that people realize that equal marriage really doesn't affect anyone else. It's an idiotic, if not irrelevant, argument.


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– Saturday – May 05 – 2018 –
– Salsa @ the Cube –
– Mambo Marci –
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the 475-seat recital hall inside the
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featuring national artists and homegrown talent.
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The Cube in terms of the
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Mix @ The Max
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chamber music,
world music,
post-jazz concert "hangs,"
salsa dances,
yoga with musical acompaniment
artist-curated events
artistic subcultures in metro Detroit.
The Cube is a flexible, multipurpose venue,
offering either cabaret-style seating with tables or tiered theater seats.
The acoustics are good enough for both acoustic and amplified styles.
The DSO also uses the space for receptions.
Next door to the Cube is the smaller
Robert A. and Maggie Allesee Rehearsal Hall,
which anchors the DSO's Saturday morning education programs
and has become the home for the
Detroit Public Theatre.


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It was excellent in 2016, and though 2017 was much warmer, therefore not necessarily any better for whites, I had high hopes for this wine. It may not reach the heights I was envisioning but this is still a very good wine and one that I really came to like. Having tasted it side by side the 2017 Pannonhalmi Apátsági Pincészet Riesling I had the distinct impression that the Laposa was fermented with ambient yeast. I was factually wrong but poetic justice may still be on my side.
This is an effortless, spacious and inviting wine. The only letdown is the nose which is rather shy and doesn't show much riesling character. But from the moment it enters your mouth you are won over by its charm. Beautifully balanced, juicy and refreshing with an almost oily texture and aromas of lime, orange complemented by pithy bitterness. Long finish with a touch of tannins.
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The story of Manchester's economic success jars with the city's poverty levels. Can Devo Manc plug the gap?
'If Engels came back to Manchester today he would still recognise the inequality that exists. After nearly 200 years of social progress what's changed?'
Mike Wild has been chief executive of Manchester's community and voluntary sector support organisation Macc for ten years, and has chronicled the rise of inequality in the city region.
According to the latest figures from the Greater Manchester Poverty Monitor, almost 30% of children in the region live in poverty and one in five households claim housing benefit. In the last five years rough sleeping has risen 50%. 'We're being overwhelmed by demand,' Wild says.
This picture contrasts starkly with the economic story of Manchester, now at the heart of George Osborne's vision of a 'northern powerhouse'. In that story, the city is a model of post-industrial regeneration with GDP growth eclipsing that of London – at 4.6% – and inward investment booming.
The steady hand of the current governance structure – the leader and chief executive of the council have each been in place for almost 20 years – has been praised as an example of civic leadership and rewarded with Devo Manc, the region's devolution package.
It gives the Manchester city region powers over transport, housing, planning, policing, skills and employment, worth around £1bn in public spend, as well as control over its £6bn health and social care services budget, which will be integrated across the region.
Leader of Manchester council Richard Leese told New Start that greater control at a more local level will allow the city region to improve its social record: 'National one- size-fits-all social interventions are inefficient and haven't delivered the outcomes we need. The alternative route of public service reform, place-based budgeting, integrated services at a local level gives far greater opportunity for innovation.'
Devolved centralism
But doubts are surfacing about how far the deal will shift the region's stark economic inequalities, and bring decision-making closer to the people. At a New Start event held in the city on the day that plans for devolution to be enshrined in law were announced, representatives from civil society and the public sector said that they had been left out of any discussions about the deal, and worried that it would lead to little change on the ground.
The speed of Devo Manc meant that it was brokered with little consultation with civil society, and none with citizens, delegates reported. The deal is not perfect, one delegate said, and in a time of cuts we must guard against a problematic national economic model being transplanted onto the local.
'What we are getting is a particular type of devolution which is about economic growth and about managing the cuts – passing the book on austerity,' said one charity boss. 'What would be the difference between getting hit by a central stick and a local stick? It still hurts.'
In particular delegates questioned how far the city's doughnut – the entrenched ring of poverty that surrounds Manchester – and the region's satellite towns that are a long way from being a 'powerhouse' would benefit from a decentralisation of power with no change in economic policy.
While the need for partnership with the treasury is clear, what's missing from the devolution deal on the table – and the key question in all devolution agreements – is how much room it offers to local players to forge an alternative economic and social model.
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NYU Steinhardt congratulates Erin Doyle and Ali Feindstein, two alumnae nominated for 2018 Emmy Awards for their work on television shows.
Erin Doyle (BS '07), who graduated from with a degree in communication studies, was nominated for Outstanding Short Form Variety Series as a producer for NBC's Creating Saturday Night Live.
Ali Feinstein, (BS '11), a graduate from Steinhardt's Department of Media, Culture, and Communication, was nominated for Outstanding Creative Achievement in Interactive Media within a Scripted Program for global marketing management of the Netflix hit, 13 Reasons Why.
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Seaman high school's Trey Duffey is a well-rounded individual. He gets it done in the classroom, on the court, and still makes time to be one of the nicest guys around.
His vision's been clear, nothing was going to slow down Trey Duffey from getting where he wanted to go.
"I set my mind to it, and I just wanted it, I wanted it, I wanted it really bad and I was determined to get it," Duffey said.
That mentality bloomed into a chance to play college hoops for Kansas Wesleyan in Salina
"He's just extremely talented and couple that with his work ethic, he just gets things done on the court. He might not be the flashiest player at times, but then you look up at the stat sheet and he's got 20 points and 10 rebounds and a couple of assists, he just does everything really, really well. and when you have kids who work as hard as he does and really want to be good, they usually turn out pretty well," Kansas Wesleyan head basketball coach Anthon Monson said.
Part of the reason he chose the school was for the community feel around campus, similar to what he has at Seaman.
"Always loved it, because north Topeka it's like it's own little thing in Topeka, when you come to North Topeka, that's seaman territory, we have a great community up here and I've enjoyed my last four years here being part of such an amazing culture," Duffey said.
With a support system like that, it was easy to see why he flourished and was apart of one of the most successful four-year runs in Viking basketball history.
"It means to me like I left my impact and that was my goal, that was my dream when coming here to seaman, we have a lot of students here, we have over 12 hundred students so it's hard to leave your mark on a high school, especially an amazing high school like seaman so I can always come into the gym here and be like ya, I left my mark," Duffey said.


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The Patriots have informed veteran tight end Daniel Fells that he will be released, according to a source.
The decision doesn't come as a big surprise as the seven-year veteran played deep into Thursday night's preseason finale. He was set to earn a base salary of $1.25 million and wasn't included on either of ESPNBoston's final roster projections.
In his one season with the Patriots, in 2012, Fells caught four passes for 85 yards.


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Add special effects to videos in Android ?
Editing videos are very common these days, but there is something new out there which is going to change this experience forever. It is going to make it so fun that it will put traditional video editing to shame. The new concept which is gaining lots of popularity these days is to add special effects to videos in Android.
You can add all kinds of cool VFX shown in the movie like throwing fireballs, playing with stars, changing color patterns, throwing laser beam from your eyes and a lot more. Adding these visual effects can add great value to your videos.
As an amateur to this field you can learn many new things and if you just use these Apps for fun purposes then also you can learn a lot, have fun, and enhance your skills to the next level. I'm going to mention the best and my favorite Apps for the task and those Apps are filled with loads of effects, filters and colors to suit your need. They are loaded with all kind of necessary features. They are simply the best.
Also Read – How To Edit Webpage on Android : Without Root ?
I am not going to mention the tutorials of the App as they are too easy to use.
Here is the list of the Applications.
Best Apps to add special effects to videos in Android –
#1 Like App –
Like App is one of the highest rated App for adding special effects to the videos in Android. In Like you can add hundreds of different types of music and Visual Effects. The BOOM Effect is the specialty of the App. It has 12 kinds of different explosion effects to make your videos a blockbuster. From fantasy effects to magic arrows to mesmerizing sound effects.
Other awesome effects are Ice Butterfly, Heart, Frozen, Laser etc. You can turn your videos into 3D by adding 3Dmagic effects like Minify, Zoom, Rocket etc.
Coming to the sound effects, you can add tremendous value to your video by adding your favorite track in the videos by lip-syncing and even creating your own music.
Some Best Edited Videos By Like –
You can save and share the final product with Like Community to get maximum likes and feedback on your videos. The best part is that Like suits everyone because it supports 23 different languages. This is undoubtedly one of the best App to add special effects to videos in Android.
#2 Funimate –
Funimate is another very popular Video editing App with over 5 million downloads on Google Playstore. Creating awesome videos is not a big deal on Funimate as the App is so easy to use. You can add cool effects, music, lip-sync and can create your best videos.
You can add 20 types of different effects to your video with Emojis, stickers and text.
As the App is feature rich, it also provides you the editing touch with the ability to merge different videos and cut and trim a single video at any moment. You can add your favorite track to the video or create your own short music piece, and even you can create your music story on the App to share it directly to all social media platforms like Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram.
Funimate Tutorial –
The rating of 4.5 out of 5 on Google Playstore shows how good the App is.
Also Read – How To Enable WhatsApp Auto Reply Messages In Android (Without Root)
#3 FX Guru –
FX Guru lets you add hardcore visual effects in your videos by offering Hollywood style horror and Sci-Fi effects. Your creativity can unleash the monster inside the App and you can create some damn good visuals to impress everyone around you.
The App uses Motion Match technology to create realistic looking world-class special effects which make you feel that you're aren't editing a homemade video but a professional movie.
A collection of over 90 types of special effects like disaster, Horror, Sci-Fi, destruction, animals, Moving Vehicles, and a lot more makes you feel like a Pro. Your only limit while using this App is your imagination.
Best FX Guru Edited Videos –
Apart from effects, the feature of HD recording can make your videos bright, sharp and over the edge to leave to groundbreaking effects. This App is designed for people who want to look beyond innocence and create something really classy using their wildest imaginations.
#4 Reverse Movie FX –
Reverse FX is a not a very complex App. It runs on a very simple trick that alone is enough to stun anyone. What it does is that it reveres your video to make it run completely backward.
So was I before I saw the magic with my naked eyes. For Example shoot a video of someone walking or running on a street, or a video where a person is jumping or drinking juice.
After finishing your video shooting, you just have to press the "Start" button and the video will be reversed, and the person will start walking backward, drinking juice would like spitting the juice back in the glass. That's the magic of Reverse Movie App.
Amazing Reversed Video Tricks –
Best Illustrations –
- Throwing an Item.
- Spitting Juice.
- Spilling Juice.
- Throwing Money.
And whatever and wherever your imagination takes you.
You can also add your favorite music track in your reversed video to add some extra flavors to it. For the awesome tweaks with the videos it deserves its name in the list of best Apps to add special effects to videos in android.
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Suggested Read –
- How to Use Android as Mouse and Keyboard [Step by Step Tutorial]
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- How To Hide Chat In WhatsApp Without Root (Secret Trick)
Ending The Article –
At the verge of the end of the article, All I want to say that all the Apps are top-notch on the task of editing videos and adding great visual effects. So you can choose anyone or try all of them to get your favorite one.


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Job type: Permanent, Full time
Location: Chicago
$250000 - $295000
Sector: Public Accounting
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Their focus on emerging technology solutions along with their commitment to internal career growth and exceptional client value has resulted in a name that is routinely recognized as a "Best Place to Work." The firm is 75 years strong and still growing.
The firm is looking to hire a Managing Director in the Transfer Pricing practice in Chicago; IL.
The successful candidate will be responsible for providing transfer pricing services to current and future clients in the Midwest region.
• Grow client base for transfer pricing services in the Midwest region
• Develop and foster relationships within firm to identify opportunities to provide or expand transfer pricing services at existing clients
• Effectively managing all aspects of transfer pricing projects, from scoping to deliverables, including technical content, client and internal communications and engagement economics
• Build, develop and lead a local team of transfer pricing professionals within the existing national transfer pricing practice to successfully provide high quality and timely deliverables
• Generate business and goodwill for the transfer pricing practice by proactively engaging within the national, regional and local marketplace and firm's community
• 15+ years of experience working full time on in a professional role within a transfer pricing group (consulting experience preferred but will consider in-house experience)
All of the following:
a. A Bachelor's degree,
b. Certified Financial Analyst designation, American Society of Appraiser's Business Valuation Certification, or Certified Management Accountant designation, and
c. Three years' experience working full time in a professional role within a transfer pricing group.
OR All of the following:
a. A Master's degree in economics, tax, finance, or accounting,
b. An enrolled agent designation, and
c. Three years' experience working full time in a professional role within a transfer pricing group.
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a. PhD degree in Economics, Statistics, Quantitative Analysis, International Business, Accounting, or other related major, and Attorney with JD or JD/LLM (Passed Bar Exam and maintains active license)
b. Three years' experience working full time in a professional role within a transfer pricing
• Demonstrate strong technical competency in transfer pricing concepts including economics, finance, and international taxation as well as knowledge of U.S. transfer pricing regulations, OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines, BEPS and other relevant legislation in the United States and globally
Excellent skills in the following areas:
• Staff management, including strong interpersonal and teamwork skills with the ability to explain, teach, and encourage teammates to perform to the best of their abilities
• Project management, including strong organizational skills, self-motivation, and attention to details
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Henzie, Tanner, & Thompson Elected To Board Of Directors; Lavoie Re-elected
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- Published: 2018-03-07
At the PGA of Alberta Annual General Meeting held March 5th, Dave Henzie (Nanton GC), Jeremy Tanner (Highlands GC), and Sean Thompson (Cottonwood G&CC) all were elected to the Board of Directors. Shawn Lavoie (The Winston GC) was re-elected.
The PGA of Alberta Board of Directors sets all policies, rules and regulations for the PGA of Alberta, meeting on a quarterly basis to conduct the business affairs on behalf of the Members. There are between nine and twelve Members elected to the PGA of Alberta Board of Directors, all are Class A Members of the PGA of Canada. Elections to the Board are held every year at the Annual General Meeting in Spring, and election terms are set at three years.


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South Sydney great Craig Coleman has urged the NRL club to send an SOS to premiership-winning halfback Brett Finch following Chris Sandow's defection to Parramatta.
With Sandow confirming on Wednesday he would join the Eels in 2012 on a lucrative four-year deal, the Rabbitohs must find a new player to take on the No.7 jumper.
And Coleman, who made 208 first grade appearances for the Bunnies from 1982-92, believes former NSW representative Finch is the man for the job.
Finch is currently plying his trade at English Super League club Wigan under coach Michael Maguire, who himself is heading to Redfern next season to replace John Lang.
Coleman believes Finch's experience and leadership are exactly what Souths are lacking.
With youngster Adam Reynolds ruled out for the remainder of the season following a knee reconstruction, Coleman said the Rabbitohs have no choice but to stick with Sandow for 2011.
He felt the club couldn't afford to prepare for life without Sandow if it would jeopardise their premiership campaign.
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|Spartan Hegemony
Spartan territory and allies in 400 B.C.
|Greek Polytheism
|Historical Era
|Classical Era
|Victory of the Spartans in the Peloponnesian War.
|Defeat of Sparta in the Battle of Leuctra.
The Spartan Hegemony was the second period of dominance by a specific Greek city-state during the Classical era. For over thirty years Sparta enjoyed martial dominance over Greece as well as being the major political force. Sparta and its dependent Peloponnesian League controlled Greek affairs ever since it usurped the position from Athens following the Peloponnesian War.
For much of its history Sparta resisted the foreign adventurism that dominated Athenian politics and instead opted to maintain its pre-eminent position as the major Greek state. To that end Sparta engaged in punitive wars with other city-states that attempted to usurp Spartan authority or otherwise pose a significant threat to Spartan interests. States that were beaten would typically have a pro-Spartan oligarchy installed, as was the case of Athens with the Thirty Tyrants. Other states had their walls destroyed.
Eventually, however, such measures earned the ire of other Greek states, in particular Thebes. The ruling oligarchy was overthrown by the Theban citizens, who then proceeded to dismantle much of the Spartan order in Northern Greece. Understandably, Sparta resisted, and the two powers went to war. The war moved back and forth with no conclusion for several years, with the Spartans possessing the best military in Greece but the Thebans having innovative tactics. Eventually the Spartan military was broken in the Battle of Leuctra in 371 BC, catapulting Thebes into the next period of hegemonic power. Conversely, Sparta entered into a period of decline, becoming largely seen as a backwater by the rest of Greece as its slave population was largely freed by the Theban military and its fragmented military posed little threat to the rest of Greece. Sparta would eventually be annexed by Macedonia with little resistance later the same century.


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I bought a tent
for Wellspring. I'm excited, I haven't had camping gear for a long time. Hell I haven't been in the great outdoors in forever. I will be soooo glad to get out of the city! It's not WGT to be sure, but it will be Good Times nevertheless.
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Hey, we will have to meet there! This will be my first time there. I am flying up from Houston. I can not wait.
It's my first time too! I am driving up with my Grove from Chicago. We should have a dedicant party, I can't wait either 🙂
W00T! Looks like you got a nice tent, Caroline! (Chris said, "Didn't they have it in black?" when he saw it!) Do you have a sleeping bag or air mattress? I figure that a Wellspring planning session will help us figure out who has extra equipment and such.
Speaking of which, we're going to have to go through our camping stuff and get it ready for Wellspring soon. I can't believe it's in another month…where the hell did the time go?
Trust me if they had had it in black I would have gotten it. I have an air mattress (somewhere) and I plan on ordering my sleeping bag from Target in a few minutes actually. We could either have a Wellspring planning meeting after Beltaine or plan the time to have the planning meeting after Beltaine 😉