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What continuity was fucked up by Marvel Now?
I meant reset. I have only got into 1 Marvel Now title, and that's because I am still playing catch up.
Nothing was reset because of Marvel NOW. This isn't like the New 52. All the old stories still happened. This is nothing more than Marvel saying "Hey, if you want to start reading our comics but don't know where to begin, now is your chance."
It's similar to when all the books had The Initiative, Dark Reign, or Heroic Age banners. It's just a big status quo shift. They just went one step further by having a bunch of creative teams move around.
Daredevil would be a nightmare if you really tried to reconcile the timeline with other books. Dude goes through some pretty hefty timeskips while the rest of the MU chugs along.
Actually, that's kind of one of the issues I have with the non-stop onslaught of events. If you go by the "One Year Marvel Time = Four Years Real Time" stance they had at one point, then everything from Avengers: Disassembled to AvX has happened in a mere three years.
That's two reality shifts, two "government turns on the heroes" events, two alien invasions, two major events involving pantheons of gods, and the biggest "Marvel Misunderstanding" storyline in history (which was followed by a cosmic entity taking over the world).
And that's ignoring a lot of the minor events and all of the cosmic stuff. I feel exhausted for these guys.
Not to mention half a dozen different Directors of SHIELD.
Who is the current SHIELD director? Is it Black Fury or White Fury? And when the hell are we seeing Mexican Fury? Or Asian Fury?
Those sounds like the names of luchadores, and they probably are.
Can we have an Avengers lineup with all these Fury variants? I want a Cajun, Louisianian Fury!
I'm going to copyright Ginger Fury right now for my own personal use.
English Fury? Dapper Fury? Suave Fury? Lazy Fury? I could go with any of those.
Maria Hill, actually.
White Fury was Director up until Secret War. Then Maria Hill became acting Director. Then Tony Stark took over. Then Norman Osborn stole his crap and made HAMMER. Then Steve Rogers took charge and made the Avengers replace SHIELD. Then White Fury convinced the UN to reinstate SHIELD and made Daisy Johnson his heir apparent. Then everyone else at Marvel ignored that development and suddenly Maria Hill was in charge again. Black Fury is just her muscle, because Marvel's racist like that.
I'm pumped for Furry Fury.
Where's HasselFury at then?
Don't apply real time to comics continuity because NOTHING makes sense. Not a lick. Everything in the history of Marvel since the first appearance of the Fantastic Four has to have taken place within about a decade. It's even worse at DC since everything has happened in the last 5 years. Just think of it like time in the Simpsons. Nothing changes but time has passed.
Sorry about my misconception regarding Marvel Now! Speaking of S.H.I.E.L.D, what's happening with Special Agent Abigail Brand? I love her! I don't remember seeing her since Astonishing X-men, although she might have been in Gillen's Uncanny X-men. I wasn't paying much attention when I was reading that. Also would it be worth my while to buy Gillen's Uncanny X-men from volume 3 to the end of his run? I have the comics from the equivalent to the end of volume 2.
I think the whole S.W.O.R.D. concept is laying dormant for now; at least until another creator decides to tie back into it. I honestly can't remember the last thing I've read (sequentially) with her in it.
With Bendis doing a bunch of cosmic stuff in the near future, and Marvel's need to get concepts like Guardians and Thanos into the public conciousness, I suspect we'll see more of Brand and S.W.O.R.D. soon enough.
Brand and her minions still pop up in the X-Men books pretty regularly. They were in X-Men Legacy last week.
I knew about everything except for Maria Hill being in charge now all of a sudden. I remember hearing about White Fury being back and assumed they were back to that status quo. But so is he now relegated to being back in the shadows? From their stupid movie studio logic, it makes sense to have Maria Hill and Black Fury be the face of SHIELD right now, but this constant shitting on long time readers is really getting old. Then again, I'm not buying most of the crap their putting out currently so whatever.
I thought I saw a white Fury in an Ultimates preview. Was I just seeing things? I don't read the book.
That was Scorpio I believe.
Someone "new" to show up in the Marvel Universe following Age of Ultron?
My money is on Marvel/Miracle Man. Wonder who else it could be though.
I wonder if Marvel regrets that move.
They can always retcon! Because retcon means writers can do what the hell they like lol.
He's talking about Marvel's very expensive Miracleman purchase several years ago that has so far been anything but profitable.
The only reason it hasn't been profitable is because they haven't bothered to do anything with the character yet. They seem to be operating under the notion that Marvelman needs to be part of the Marvel Universe and not off in his own little world. And so they've been waiting a long-ass time for the right moment to introduce him.
It's not like that's a small reason though. It's been almost four years since the image below was released. Four years of nothing for a property that cost millions to acquire.
Well aren't they hoping the legal mess gets sorted out one day and they get the Gaiman/Moore stories?
I've never been clear on whether there is still a legal hurdle with those stories.
Even if there are no legal limitations on Marvel reprinting the 1980s stories, there might be practical ones. God only knows where or in what condition the source material has been kept during all of this legal wrangling, and what kind of restoration it would need for Marvel to be able to re-publish it.
I like Tawky Tawny.
I can't imagine that we wouldn't have seen some reprints by now if there were no issues with releasing them.
Has it actually been 4 years since that image was released and they announced they done got Marvel Man? No way, Jose.
Lol Red Delicious: I don't think a few million is really going to bother Marvel considering they are owned by one of the biggest corporations on Earth!
They have been reprinting the "classic" stuff and have been doing so at a pretty steady pace - we're just not interested in that stuff.
And to Dief's point, there may be challenges beyond the legal wrangling in getting Moore/Gaiman stuff reprinted.
I'm also beginning to wonder just how much demand is out there to read it. I've been able to read a fair bit of it over the years, but after re-reading Planetary again, I was reminded of just what that Moore/Gaiman run did to Marvelman, and considering how much we all shit on the dark and gritty stories these days, would anybody even be satisfied reading those?
Maybe (and yes, I'm giving Marvel a lot of credit in thinking this way) they want to be able to introduce the character in a meaningful way that won't be bogged down with the negativity that comes from that particular run. get the character out there, then eventually present that troubled stuff in it's own context.
Or maybe there's another big announcement coming this summer's SDCC?
Or maybe much ado about nothing and they don't have the rights to that stuff, tried like hell to get them, and decided 'fuck it; we'll just use him how we want'.
Also, based on the June solicit for Age of Ultron #10.A.I., it's obvious all of this guessing is wrong, and what's really happening is:
They weren't when they bought the rights to Marvelman. And even though Disney owns them now, some of the higher-ups at Marvel are incredibly stingy. There's still a fierce insistence on maximizing profits even though Marvel's publishing sales are miniscule compared to the movie and licensing revenue they bring in for Disney.
They were going at a steady pace with the "classic" volumes, but that stopped a couple of years ago, presumably due to low sales...which is unsurprising, considering the production values that went into them. They were printed on what was basically the same paper used for the black-and-white Essentials, but priced at $30-35. They were also only about a third of the length of the average Essential.
Only because I really want to get into a detailed argument over semantics ......... I think the last thing they published was a Young Marveman thing just over one year ago.
EDIT: and I should apologize/clarify - in an earlier post, I seemed to let on that I don't think anyone wants to read the Moore/Gaiman series; I definitely don't think that's the case. A lot of people would run right out and buy that (including me). Us old guys are going to want it for a number of reasons. My point was more - in an age where we have dozens, hell hundreds of stories that mimic what they did, (or even dare I say improve on?), would any new readers find anything of value in it, etc.
I want a surprise Marvelman debut. Like when a wrestler has a surprise, unannounced return.
THAT would be awesome!
Who did the art for those Moore/Gaiman stories? Does it look good?
Scott Kolins
BleedingCool has revealed who will be "guest starring" in the final Age of Ultron issue.
It's not who you think it is.
Marvel announced it officially via the New York Times.
*scratches head*
It makes sense. How many years have fans demanded this?
I've been wanting it for at least a decade.


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Gov. Dannel Malloy released a draft state budget last week that proposed a severe cut in funding to the town of Redding for fiscal year 2017-18.
According to the Connecticut Mirror, under the new budget Redding would go from receiving $1.4 million in state aid every year to owing the state more than $500,000 in teacher pension contributions.
Though the Board of Finance voted in January to stagger repayment of upcoming bonds for school projects and road restoration to "ease" a potentially large mill-rate increase due to those bonds, if the governor's proposal were to be voted into effect, Redding would have to plan for a 3.5% municipal budget increase, at least.
Under Malloy's budget, the town would continue to receive $1.2 million in state aid under various categories, including road repair and education cost sharing payments, but it would also be required to send Hartford $1.74 million to fund part of the state teachers' retirement program, which has in the past been financed entirely by the state.
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The Board of Selectmen voted Monday to present a budget proposal to the Board of Finance of $14,787,000.
This is an approximately 3.5% increase over last year's municipal budget, which was $14,287,132.
The Board of Selectmen had succeeded in getting its budget to a "0% increase" before the governor's budget came down from Hartford. The new state budget forced them to account for $500,000 of lost revenue from the state, now seen in a municipal budget increase of 4.5%.
To help stunt the effect of this loss of revenue, the board made a number of extra reductions in its proposed budget, shaving $40,000 off an already "0% increase" budget.
Included in the $40,000 reduction was the potential layoff of a full-time police officer. This officer would be replaced by two school security officers — retired police officers hired on a per-hour basis. The full-time officer to be let go would be the last police officer who joined the police department.
Also considered in the proposed municipal budget is reducing the number of Concerts on the Green, from 11 in the summer to eight, reducing hours at Topstone Park, from being open until 8 p.m. to being open until 7 p.m., and reducing maintenance funds for the police department.
Malloy's plan
The state has a two-year — or biennial — budget, and on Feb. 8 Malloy put forward a $40.6-billion budget proposal for 2017-18 and 2018-19.
The $18-billion budget for next year, 2017-18, proposes about $1.4 billion in spending cuts, along with about $320 million in new revenues, to help close a $1.7-billion budget gap.
Among the $1.4 billion in spending cuts is $408 million to be gained by transferring to the towns a third of the state cost for the pension plan that serves all public school teachers in Connecticut.
Among the cuts in the governor's plan is $700 million in yet-to-be-negotiated concessions from 15 unions — backed by the threat of laying off some 4,200 state employees, about a 10th of the state workforce — if a package of concessions can't be reached. The planned labor savings would rise to $860 million in the second year of the biennial budget.
The revenue increases in the governor's budget plan also include proposals to raise tobacco taxes, start taxing hospitals' real estate, and eliminate taxpayers' ability to claim a tax credit for local property taxes when they pay state income taxes.

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Three days after it was supposed to happen, the Cazenovia boys basketball team got to "Jam the Gym" last Monday and welcome Marcellus, intent on avenging a Jan. 4 loss to the Mustangs and ending that team's 12-game win streak.
By playing close to perfection in the first half, the Lakers got that payback, and gave itself a rocket boost toward the Section III Class B playoffs with a 58-46 victory over the Mustangs that really wasn't that close.
Cazenovia gave Aaron Burbidge, Tom Eschen, Peter Lokai and Adam Washbon a grand reception on Senior Night, as students and fans alike donned the "Jam the Gym" T-shirts and roared all night.
Remembering its earlier meeting with Marcellus, where it shot under 20 percent, did not even make a 3-pointer and put just 29 points on the scoreboard, Cazenovia reached that number before halftime in the rematch.
In doing so, the Lakers smothered the Mustangs on the defensive side. Every pass, every shot, every inch of space was contested as Cazenovia gave its fans a stark reminder of the resistance that helped the team win the OHSL Liberty division title.
"Our kids were ready," said head coach Todd Widrick. "Our defense played the best it has played all season in the first half."
Lokai, more than anyone, defined that presence. Every time the Mustangs missed a shot, Lokai seemed to snap up the ball, igniting the Lakers' attack. He would finish with 10 rebounds, to go with seven points.
Essentially, the Lakers flipped the results of the first meeting, holding Marcellus to six-for-22 shooting as it built a 33-13 lead by halftime and got up by as much as 28 (45-17) in the third quarter.
All around, there were omens. Trent Widrick hit the first two 3-pointers he tried. Bryan Wight came off the bench and hit three treys of his own, the last of them a one-handed prayer as the shot clock ran out that seemed to confirm to everyone at Buckley Gym that this was the Lakers' night.
Cazenovia went six-for-nine beyond the arc in the first half, nine for 17 overall. Burbidge led the way, with 13 points and six assists, while Widrick had 12 points and Wight finished with 11 points. Nourse matched Lokai with seven points, and Eschen contributed six points, nine rebounds and four assists.
For all that, the Lakers still got sloppy in the second half, committing 12 turnovers, most of them after the margin grew to 28.
Still, it never allowed any Marcellus player to score in double figures, holding its top scorer, John Kermes, to a mere four points. Will Fiacchi and Jeff Watson led the Mustangs with nine points apiece.
Cazenovia and Marcellus will both find out Wednesday who it will face early next week in the Section III Class B-1 playoffs
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I attended Agile Testing Days 2013 and went to India for holidays. I am back in the UK now, and it's time to reflect on the conference and share my experience.
Agile Testing Days started with a great note – some of us went for dinner, and many people stayed in the bar till morning. I was relaxed because I didn't sign up for any tutorial for the next day. I decided to take a day off from testing and explored Berlin before joining others for dinner.
The opening keynote of the conference was from Andrea Tomasini. I found it extremely fast paced and packed with.. well a lot of information on what agile is. You can find my notes from the session here. The key takeaway from the session for me were the notion of social, technical and business risk in agile projects and reasons of dysfunction (overburden, unnecessary variations, and wasteful activities) in any major system. You can see Andrea's blog post on the keynote here.
After the break, I joined Sami's talk on Flying under the radar. I missed the first half of the session (last minute prep. of my talk :-)) but liked the part I attended. Sami explained how he used mind maps and visual testing strategies to move his organisation from scripted to sapient testing. You can check-out Blog from Chris to read more about this session.
After Sami's excellent session, it was my turn to take the stage. I presented on the topic of misleading validations, and I will soon write a blog post to explain this topic.
By the way, one compromise I had to make as a speaker was – I couldn't attend the session on infrastructure testing as it was at the same time as my session. However, main points of this talk are covered in this blog post.
After lunch, it was time to attend Mary's keynote, and I was extremely impressed with her presence on the stage. She was extremely confident and calm. She spoke about the interdependencies and trust in agile teams. I have to get her book Discover2Deliver to get a better understanding of the concepts she was covering.
After the keynote, I headed towards the testing dojo. If you do not know what testing dojo is, you can read Markus's blog post. Huib Schoots acted as the product owner / stakeholder for this awesome horse game. The format of the Testing Dojo was extremely relaxed – two people would test the game for five minutes and present their findings to the stakeholder. I participated with someone (Sorry completely forgot your name:-() and highlighted the need to understand why. For the five minutes we had for this exercise, we did most of our testing by asking relevant questions and identified big holes in the product. It was good fun.
After honing my testing skills in Testing Dojo, I headed towards the test lab and got various badges including I made a thing (proud :-)). Test Lab, in my opinion, should be part of every testing conference. James and Bart ran the show, and there were many interesting exercises. I settled for the Scratch found a bug and made it dance. It was good fun 🙂
After getting all the badges, I headed towards the final keynote of the day. It was fromPeter. This keynote was very entertaining and lightweight. It resonated well with me. Peter's main message was simple and straightforward – Are you having fun?
And that was the end of the first day, and everybody was gearing towards the Halloween party. It was a great party, and I thoroughly enjoyed the show from mentalist. It was great to see our friend Ajay tried to test his methods on stage – however, he saved himself by saying – Save your questions for later 🙂
Next morning was a bit tricky. I skipped keynote sessions and got confused. There were three tracks I wanted to attend. Carlos track on BDD with JQuery and Cucumber, Adam Knight's track on Big Data Small Sprints and Alexander's track on Ripening of a RESTful Webservice. All of them looked very interesting. I ended up switching between Carlos and Adam's track. Carlos talk was very much hands on, and he has written a follow-on post to explain his session. Adam has already written a piece on testing big data applications earlier, which I found related and relevant.
For my next session, I was looking forward to learning about Continuous Integration for Mobile apps. However, this session was a bit disappointing. I just got few pointers to explore from iOS and Android world. MonkeyRunner and iOS instrumentation.
After lunch, I headed towards Dan North's keynote on accelerated agile testing – beyond automation. Dan highlighted agile teams usually have mini waterfalls in the sprints and gave a new perspective on automation – don't automate unless it has become boring. His keynote was packed with amazing stuff. Some of the things I liked in his presentation were
- What we do reveals what we value
- Good choices come from experience which comes from bad choices.
- The Goal is not automation, the goal is the confidence.
- Test deliberately – How, Where, What and When.
- Testing Quadrant – manual, automated, deterministic and random to highlight missing capabilities.
Overall, it was one of the best keynotes of the conference for me.
After the keynote, I spent next hour or so in the open sessions, and we discussed many issues such as a problem in the agile teams, challenges of automation and so on. Dan's talk gave me an opportunity to talk about TestSpicer and I hosted an open space session on randomisation. We spoke about the applicability of randomisation and how TestSpicer can be used to generate and consume test data within test automation projects.
After open session, I headed towards final keynote of the day from Matt. He mentioned two main books in his talk – Thinking Fast and Thinking Slow and Black Swan which is one of my favorite books, and material of most of my talk was drawn from this book.
I started my next morning by going to David's session on visualising quality. David emphasised that product of testing is – confidence. He shared many interesting stories in his presentation – handwritten engineering report, London tube map, infographics on Napoleon's army and US election – very interesting. I also enjoyed the experiment he did with the audience to highlight that we give more value to what we see with McGurk experiment.
After this awesome talk, I went to the continuous Architecture Validation talk by Andreas and thoroughly enjoyed it. Andreas mentioned that number one reason for failures is the constraints on the connection pool. He spoke about the need to have ops guys as part of the integral team because prod environment will always be different. He mentioned that there are many tools to find the size of the connection pool and problems in this area. There were many practical suggestions such as testing with the empty cache and testing with a primed cache.He suggested that infrastructure data should be surfaced and made visible to everyone from Jenkins. Some of the tools he mentioned to validate architecture are dynatrace, jprofiler, ptrace, and all of them can be integrated with CI to surface meaningful information. Have a look at this slide-deck from starwest 2013.
After this awesome session, I went to Agile automation at large session and unfortunately didn't find it interesting. It was very basic, and there wasn't anything about how agile automation can be scaled and managed by big teams. I left this session in the middle and went to another session with on building consensus using BDD. It was a good session. I already knew about testing pyramids, and it's anti-pattern, an ice-cream cone. I now have one more name for this anti-pattern – beer belly.
Unfortunately, that was the last session I attended, and after that, I went to Berlin to spend few more hours in the city before flying back to London.
It's a shame I had to miss keynotes from Joe, Lisa and workshop on Security testing. I heard many good things about these sessions on Twitter.
Overall – agile testing days is amongst the best conferences I have been/spoken to. It provided plenty of opportunities to learn, network and was great fun.
Looking forward to attending this conference in 2014 as well!!
BTW – Many people have already blogged about this conference. Some of the blogs I have seen from people I follow are –
- http://lisacrispin.com/2013/11/30/agile-testing-days-joy-part-2-2/
- http://theadventuresofaspacemonkey.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/agile-testing-days-2013-highlights.html
- http://danashby04.wordpress.com/2013/11/22/lessons-learned-from-agile-testing-days-day-3/
- http://www.mostly-testing.co.uk/
- http://blog.lunarlogic.io/2013/agile-testing-days/
- http://www.gilzilberfeld.com/2013/11/agile-testing-days-2013-simply-awesome.html
- http://rhythmoftesting.blogspot.de/2013/11/agile-testing-days-2013-tester.html
- http://tdoks.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/agile-testing-days-take-aways-1.html
- http://dancedwiththetester.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/be-real-team-member-agile-testing-days.html
- http://theadventuresofaspacemonkey.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/agile-testing-days-2013-highlights.htm
Have fun and hope to see you sometime, somewhere in the testing world!!


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What my 10 year old daughter made with my help
We enjoyed our time together. We also made the bow holder the bottem is headbands.
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I love that. I was trying to figure out how to best organize all my dd's hair accessories. Right now they are all thrown in a bin and its so hard to find what she needs. She has so many of them. I love doing crafts with my daughter but we have a 4 month old and I can barely find time for crafts. We've just been playing board games and reading together. I think it would be a great way to have some mother daughter time. Our little one is finally getting to where he's not so clingy anymore and I've been dying to get my hands back into some crafting.
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Thursday, January 01, 2009
Well, last night I went to bed with the hint of a sore throat. And this morning I woke up with a raging sore throat and the sniffles. Not what I was expecting for the new year. Can I have a do-over?
Today's goal (along with the consumption of large amounts of vitamin C) is to wrap up 2008 on the blog and lay out my plans for 2009. Not that I have big plans, but I do have a challenge post to write, and a 2009 Books Read post to get started, and a sidebar in need of updating. And two reviews to write so that I'm officially finished with 2008. Oh yes, and it's Thursday. So expect a flurry of posts.
I thought (briefly) of a wrap-up post for 2008, but I'm not a very reflective person. And I'm fickle about favorites. Last night, while I was hanging out with the chickens, I ran across this cartoon which I think works quite well as my summary post:
I have, however, enjoyed everyone else's wrap-ups and summaries and year in review posts, especially Eva with her uber-organizationalism, and Chris, with his list of 16.
I'm looking forward to a 2009 filled with books and book bloggers...and I wish you all much happiness for the upcoming year. Happy 2009 everyone!


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Fancy a date?
As part of her superfood series, Rosanna Davison explains why dates hold many sweet benefits for your health
This superstar of healthy treats is nature's finest sweetener, and an ideal replacement for refined sugar in recipes.
I use them in everything from smoothies and mousses to truffles, and to form the base of cakes and tarts. They're incredibly versatile and can even be used to make a healthy two-ingredient caramel sauce for drizzling on desserts and dipping strawberries and apple slices into.
Dates are like nature's very own toffees. Therefore, I wouldn't recommend having them every single day, but they make a superb base for sweet treats, because apart from their gooey, syrupy sweetness and great taste, dates have plenty of impressive health benefits too.
Dates are rich in dietary fibre, which is so important for a healthy digestive system. This fibre helps to slow down the rate that their natural sugars get absorbed into your blood stream, so you don't experience a sugar high and subsequent crash. Quick absorption of sugars sends your insulin levels soaring and can affect everything from your fat-burning abilities to your body's intricate hunger-control mechanisms, cravings and even your mood.
So upping your fibre intake if you're trying to maintain your weight or even lose a few pounds, is a really good idea to help keep you feeling full and stabilise blood-sugar levels. Fibre is found primarily in plant-based foods, as animal protein foods are almost devoid of it.
Iron is a nutrient found in dates, and is especially important for women, who tend to be more prone to developing anaemia.
Dates are an excellent source of copper, which is a lesser-known essential trace mineral, yet it's needed by every tissue in the body for normal metabolic function. It also plays a big role in reducing inflammation, strengthening connective tissue such as collagen in the skin for a supple complexion, and even helps to keep grey hairs at bay.
We tend to associate bananas with potassium, but dates are another excellent source of the mineral, which helps to regulate blood pressure and control your heart rate.
The various antioxidants found in dates, including the carotenes lutein and zeaxanthin, are important for eye health and help with vision by maintaining the eye's healthy light-filtering function.
The range of B vitamins in dates really help to boost your energy and metabolic function, while their vitamin A content helps to heal skin. In fact, vitamin A is one of my essential nutrients for helping to prevent and reduce acne.
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As if you need anymore reason to eat dates, they make a delicious creamy chocolate mousse when whizzed up with two of my other favourite superfoods, avocado and cacao. Enjoy!
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45g (½ cup) raw cacao powder or unsweetened cocoa powder
4 Medjool dates (if you can't source Medjool dates, use normal pitted dates, soaked in hot water for 20 minutes to soften)
1 tsp pure vanilla extract or seeds
60ml (¼ cup) unsweetened almond milk, to blend
Fresh berries, to serve
1. Place all the ingredients into a high-speed blender and blend until a smooth mixture forms.
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Syngene is delighted to announce its G:BOX imaging system is being used by scientists at a UK university to help visualise protein signals which will detect how cells in the human body react to new drugs.
Scientists at the university are using a high resolution G:BOX system to accurately analyse fluorescent and chemiluminescent proteins on Western blots. The system is also being used to visualise proteins on 1D and 2D protein gels stained with Coomassie blue and agarose gels of DNA stained with Sybr Safe™ and Ethidium bromide. The information from the gels and blots is being used to determine the effectiveness of new therapeutics, which could potentially speed up drug development.
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White Gold are responsive and will create a vibe that keeps the party happening. More than that, you'll find the band friendly, approachable and – above all – professional.
Members have toured with the world's biggest artists. White Gold have played across the globe and have a reputation for always filling the dance floor. Having performed at major awards events, celebrity weddings and corporate parties – but all that matters when playing for you is YOUR event and YOUR guests!
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I wanted to drop you a note just to let you know how delighted we were with White Gold, who performed at our wedding at the Jockey Club on 15 June. We are definitely very difficult customers and the process of choosing a band was something we wanted to get absolutely right. We invested a huge amount of time in researching bands and listening to sample music and one of our main criteria was that we wanted both male and female vocalists. We couldn't agree on any of the options that we found until we came across White Gold and felt that we could put our confidence in them providing exactly what we were looking for. Even then they way exceeded our expectations and as a band and individual musicians their talent and professionalism were outstanding. We knew that getting our choice of band right was going to be key to our wedding reception and we could not have been happier with the performance thatWhite Gold gave. They definitely ensured that our reception progressed into an enjoyable and fun evening for our guests and we have received so many positive comments about the quality of the entertainment. We have now seen some dance moves from friends and family members who have sat firmly on the sidelines at every previous occasion so hopefully that serves as testament to an excellent performance! ...thanks and regards to James and the rest of the band ...we would be more than happy to act as a point of reference in the future if this would help in any way. Thanks and regards Lucy and Chris (Paterson) Wedding at the Jockey Club Rooms, Newmarket, Suffolk. 15th June 2015
Hi James and Caron, We returned from our amazing honeymoon last week and wanted to drop you a note to say a huge thank you for helping make our wedding extra special! We had the most beautiful day and it was perfect for us. One of the highlights for me was undoubtedly James singing "our song " accompanied by the string trio! Wow what a moment - unforgettable and so perfect! Great job James thank you so much we couldn't have asked for more. The evening party was so good and you played so many of the songs we requested, lots of our guests said what a great job you did and how much they enjoyed the whole evening. We were very lucky to find such a great, talented and professional band, a memorable evening and such good fun! Thank you again!
The Football Writers' Association have been delighted to have White Gold perform at our Annual Tribute Dinner at The Savoy for many years. The dinner is the most prestigious occasion in the FWA calendar where the great and the good from the media and football gather.White Gold are an essential part of the evening. Always professional, fantastically entertaining and, most importantly, fully aware of the unique demands of the event.
In a word - Awesome! If you are looking for a hugely talented, highly professional, accommodating and reliable bunch of musicians then look no further -White Gold are the guys for you; without a shadow of a doubt! We have booked them for 3 corporate events over the past few years and have never been disappointed. The feedback received each time from both staff and clients has been nothing other than 100% positive! The only negative ............................ they eventually have to go home!
We booked these guys for our wedding and definitely did not regret it! They came in set up with very little noise or disruption to the proceedings, which we were very grateful for. The music was spot on and they certainly filled the dance floor very quickly, and kept it that way all evening. All the band members were lovely and interacted with the guests making it a real personalised experience. We had great feedback from the guests about the band. They were a fantastic addition to our day, I would recommend them to anyone wanting a full on live band experience for their event. You will not be disappointed!
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Misericordias Domini
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Offertorium. Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791). Edited by Robert Munster. Arranged by Eberhard Kraus. This edition: urtext. Stuttgart Urtext Edition: Mozart. German title: Misericordias Domini rev.2002. Latin Psalms, Lent and Passiontide, Easter and Eastertide, Praise and thanks. Full score. Composed 1775. KV 222 (205a). 24 pages. Duration 7 minutes. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.4004000).
Item Number: CA.4004000
ISBN M-007-08643-5. Key: D-moll (d minor). Language: Latin.
Since the two verifiable autographs of the offertory Misericordias Domini have been lost, for the present new critical edition Robert Munster was able to rely for the first time on the manuscript parts from the music of the Court of Munich which he discovered. These can be traced back to the material used for the first performance of the work in Munich in 1775 and hence they can also be traced back to the Munich autograph.


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Unanswered: Run-time error (R6009)
I installed a program that put Microsoft SQL Server on my system, Windows XP. The next day I tried to load a MSDOS Database program, Nutplus (Ultrapls), now I get a Run-Time error, R6009. The program will not load. Please help!!!!!, Thank you in advance.
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This seems to be a third party application and if your query is not related to SQL Server then approach vendor for suitable fix.--Satya SKJ
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RMS St Helena – UK Departure
Centuries of tradition ended today as the RMS St Helena set sail from the UK for the final time.
Maintaining Access To St Helena & Ascension
Following certification of St Helena Airport on Tuesday 10 May 2016, all parties are working to overcome the challenges of wind shear identified by the first few flights into the Airport.
Helicopter Rescue Exercise
Tuesday night the RMS St Helena took part in a scheduled helicopter rescue exercise, close to the Canary Islands on voyage from Ascension.
Crossing the Line
The Sun Deck onboard the RMS St. Helena was today transformed into realms of the deep when King Neptune, in the human form of Captain Andrew Greentree and Queen Aphrodite (Chief Officer Adam Williams)
The Last Voyage leaves St Helena Island
The last voyage to the UK departs St Helena with 58 crew members and 139 passengers onboard. All are excited about the RMS St Helena's arrival on the River Thames in London in early June.
RMS St Helena Open Day at Tilbury, London
The RMS St Helena will be open to visitors at the Port of London cruise terminal in Tilbury on Saturday 11 June 2016. Tickets will be allocated on a first come first served basis, apply now.
Saluting the last Royal Mail Ship
Brian Ingpen, from The Cape Times, in his article of 4 May, captures some of the history on St Helena and of the RMS St Helena.
100 days until the final voyage
With 100 days to go to the end of the final voyage, the Royal Mail Ship St Helena was still making history!
RMS St Helena to be withdrawn from service
St Helena Line has announced that it is to withdraw the passenger cargo Royal Mail Ship St Helena from service in July 2016...


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Unanswered: Need to highlight all rows in listbox.
Is there a way to highlight the entire listbox contents? I am having issues with getting this to work. I am moving selected data from one listbox into another listbox. I want to highlight all of this data in order to save it to a table. Maybe there is another way to save the moved items without highlighting them?
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Oh...I figured it out...thanks...this is what did it....
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It's day 8 of our Christmas Countdown and, continuing from yesterday, we are still looking at awkward or sometimes even mean holiday mishaps. Since today also happens to be "pretend to be a Time Traveller Day" why don't we all pretend to be in the shoes of the Doctor for a day and view the following Christmas events from his point fo view:
Time travel sure does come in handy at times, doesn't it? So let's hope for a similar naked or not so naked Christmas this year!
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The 2017 Emmy Awards: See the Winners
Find out who took home statues at the 2017 Emmy Awards.
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Reese Witherspoon was out celebrating her 40th Birthday on Saturday night. She took to the stage and sang Sweet Home Alabama accompanied by Keith Urban on guitar.
Reese Witherspoon has begun development on a biopic of Ruth Handler, best known as the creator behind the Barbie doll.
Add yet another live-action project to Disney's growing pile: the studio is developing a live-action film for Peter Pan's magical sidekick Tinker Bell, who has earned a rather large following in her own right with various animated films and merchandise. In addition to the announcement of this new development, we've also learned that Disney has performed a little casting magic, landing Reese Witherspoon for the title role — which is some seriously perfect casting.
Reese Witherspoon made country headlines this weekend when she returned to her southern roots for a duet with Kenny Chesney. The actress jumped on stage with the singer during a charity event in New Orleans for a Johnny Cash song.
This was crazy! She wasn't kidding when she said she said a bunch of crazy things, and now the video shows how it all went down. From things like "I'm an American citizen on American soil and I have rights! to "Do you know who I am?"
When Reese Witherspoon transformed into June Carter Cash in the Johnny Cash biopic 'Walk the Line,' she turned quite a few heads for her spot-on renditions of 'It Ain't Me Babe' and 'Jackson.' By now, we all know that Witherspoon has what it takes to play the part of a major country star — and Carrie Underwood knows it, too. In a recent interview with KO Video, Underwood said that if she could choose one actress to play her role in a biopic, it would be Witherspoon.
First of all, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, REESE!!! She is SUCH a DOLL! I absolutely LOVE Reese Witherspoon. I was wondering if she was going to have more kids. She has two already from a previous marriage, Ava and Deacon. She's been married to her new husband, Jim Toth for about a year and now their PREGNANT!
I hope David Drew is siting down when he reads this story, Reese Witherspoon is officially off the market.
The LA Times is reporting that the Oscar-winning actress married Jim Toth, a Hollywood agent, Saturday at her ranch in Ojai, CA. The ceremony reportedly lasted about half an hour, and included around 100 guests.
On the star-studded guest list were Renee Zellweger, Tobey Maguire, Robert Downey Jr. and Sean Penn, who attended the ceremony with rumored girlfriend Scarlett Johansson, according to PEOPLE.
I'm not like obsessed or anything, but Reese Witherspoon is 35 today! Reese was born in New Orleans at the former Southern Baptist Hospital...
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