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We spoke at his apartment in Karlín, Prague.
Michal studied new media art at the Academy of Arts in Banska Bystrica, Slovakia. He authored a number of projects including Odkazprestarostu.sk, Fruitmap.org, and a popular Google Chrome extension — Speed Dial 2. Originally, he planned on working with Andrej for a brief period of 3 months; these three months have now stretched to 3 years.
How did you get into doing what you do?
I started making websites in 2001, but I mostly made them for myself. My high school had Unix computers in the hallway, where you could surf the web with text-based browsers and it was fascinating. For one of my first webpages, I took Bjork's discography and categorized all her albums with album art and lyrics, so I was able to easily browse them myself.
The first project I was seriously involved in was Inyfilm.sk, a database of experimental films I made together with Jan Adamove. As the project grew, I had to improve my programming skills to make it better and here I learned the basics of what I needed for my future work. Later, with Marián Kišďurka, who worked in the Slovak Governance Institute, we came up with Odkazprestarostu.sk — a simple web application which helps municipalities fix civic issues based on submissions. It just took off very quickly without us realizing what we are building, and helped to solve thousands of small-scale problems in Slovakia.
I also kept working on my own side projects, like Speed Dial 2, a simple bookmarking extension for Google Chrome. It currently has over 650 000 active users and I can't live without it! Funny story — a new colleague once came to work at Represent, opened his computer and there it was — he had it on his Mac! (laughs) It always feels good to see someone else using your product.
Some of my projects started out in school, like this harmless computer virus which spread across the world or fruitmap.org — a public map of fruit trees in urban space.
What school did you attend?
I went to the Academy of Arts in Banska Bystrica, where I studied new media and I absolutely loved it, because it combined creativity and technology. When you study computer science, it doesn't necessarily mean you'll learn how to build something; but once you start working on your own projects, you learn quickly by overcoming every problem that's in your way.
Many of your projects have a significant social aspect, but they also work well commercially. What do you focus on more?
I try and keep it balanced. Working on a product that is used by a lot of people is certainly satisfying, but I always felt there should be a greater mission behind a company. Represent and its sister project Prizeo has helped raise millions of dollars for charity and they are both great examples of doing business with a social aspect.
How did you meet the guys from Represent?
Well, I met them when Represent didn't exist yet! I saw that Prizeo was hiring and headed to Y Combinator; I always wanted to see California (laughs). I responded to the open position and had a quick call with Andrej. A week later they mailed me a plane ticket, and I flew directly to Mountain View, San Francisco, knocked on the door and Andrej answered. That was it.
How did Represent start?
We took out a big sketchbook, sat down and drew the basic outline of the product page and checkout — just the bare minimum, we didn't even have a homepage! The first prototype was built in a few days. When we saw that it could actually work, we started adding more and more people to the team.
You wear many hats at Represent; if you had to choose just one position, what would it be? Or would you want to keep doing everything?
To be completely honest I never wanted to be the best designer or the best coder; instead, I try to learn things which make me independent to work on my own projects and I pretty much enjoy the process of creating something new rather than a finished product.
When do you consider a project successful? Is it when you use a product yourself, or when you see that it has a million downloads?
I think it's always different — not every project aims for thousands of users. Just the simple fact of making something work better for a small group of people can be considered a success. For example, I kept seeing my girlfriend listening to Czech public radio (Cesky rozhlas) through their web player and never liked the fact that the interface always hides somewhere behind all windows. So I made a simple extension to start your favorite radio with just one click. It's never going to have many users, but it was a success in that it managed to change our habits (laughs).
Why are you still with Represent?
My original plan was to stay with Prizeo for 3 months, learn something new and see California before getting back to freelancing. But I found working in a team very stimulating, and I liked it there right away. Working at Represent never feels like going to work, and at the same time, everyone is very focused on their job, just because we all like what we do. And I still learn a lot from others — that keeps me going.
What's the craziest idea you ever had and actually realized?
I think our band The Keygens was pretty weird! One day I forgot to quit a small program after using it on my PC. Later I found myself listening to a very short audio loop from Photoshop License Key Generator for at least an hour and realizing how much I actually enjoy it. A friend and I then downloaded all keygens we could find online and listened to all of them. By the way, we installed plenty of computer viruses in the process. We then made our all-time-favorite selection — some were disco, some 8bit, some very dark — it was really cool music! We had a few concerts where we got on the stage and ran .exe files, and although not everyone might have "gotten it", we really had a good time (laughs).
What's your favorite place in Prague?
Prague has a lot of great places, but I love the Přístav 18600 and Letna quarter near our office. It has a beautiful park and huge kinetic memorial called Metronome which was built upon leftovers of Joseph Stalin's monument detonated in 1962. A giant piece of communist propaganda has been now turned into one of the most unique sites I've ever seen, with bars, a skatespot and lot of young people hanging out every night.
Is there anything about Prague that annoys you?
The cars. I just can't stand seeing such a beautiful city as Prague being overwhelmed with this amount of cars. We give them disproportionate space in cities, and elevate them above all else. Sometimes, when I walk down the street, I think about what the city would look like without its rows of parked cars — just wide boulevards lined by trees. Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't ban cars altogether — just keep them out of the city. Sometimes I also think about all the money people spend on cars and gasoline being invested in brand new public transportation which is affordable, fast and ecological at the same time.
What advice would you give to your younger self?
Travel more!
What project are you thinking of doing next?
I've started focusing more on tiny projects I can finish over a weekend or two. They give me a lot of freedom to experiment with new things or just to try a different approach. I also help my girlfriend to run a small fashion brand called Blindberry and started working on my first hardware product together with my friend Erik.
If you want to join Michal at Represent, check www.represent.com/jobs and follow our Facebook & snapchat (representprague) for the latest news.


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In My View… by Simon Parker of South East Cornwall Labour Party
A few days before the European elections, a Labour poster in the back window of my car was obscured by a large Union Jack sticker. I don't know who stuck it there – or why. Had it been another party's poster pasted over mine, I'd have considered it legitimate political rough and tumble. But this felt different – and troubling.
What was the sticker meant to imply? Was it saying the Labour Party is in some way un-British? Because if that was the intent, it's way off beam. Labour, in office, works to implement policies to improve the lives of everyone in this country – and you can't get more 'British' than that.
No one needs another history lesson about Labour's creation of the welfare state and the National Health Service, but it's also worth remembering the party's more recent achievements. I'm no fan of Tony Blair and in particular his disastrous invasion of Iraq, but it should not be forgotten that during his premiership Labour brought in a huge raft of social justice legislation, including record spending on health and education, the minimum wage, tax credits for the working poor, increased police numbers, and support for renewable energy – not to mention sustained state funding for the good things in life like sport, the arts, open spaces and nature conservancy. Looking back, it was a golden age.
All of those principles – helping the less fortunate, valuing world-class healthcare and education, espousing tolerance, celebrating our national culture and character – are quintessentially 'British' values.
I suspect the person who stuck a Union Jack over my Labour poster may support a party that likes to fly the symbols of 'Britishness' while displaying none of the qualities. It is not 'British' to be intolerant, it is not 'British' to be isolationist, it is not 'British' to favour a powerful elite over working people, it is not 'British' to make others feel unwelcome, and it is not 'British' to suppress free speech with the crude gesture of a national flag sticker.
We saw the result of this shift away from traditional British values after the votes were counted at the weekend: the horrifying fact is that many in this country lent their support – albeit perhaps as a temporary gesture of frustration – to the far-right. Is that really who we, the British, have become?
Just for a moment, think back to the opening ceremony of the London Olympics in the summer of 2012. Remember the joy, the music, the innovation, the tolerance, the dynamism, the specialness, the industry, the inclusivity, the hope? We all felt proud to be British that day. Then ask yourself this: has that true spirit of 'Britishness' really been swept away by a fairytale party's notion of something as abstract as 'sovereignty'? And wouldn't we all, in our heart of hearts, really rather return to a golden era, epitomised by the London Olympics, when a progressive, forward-looking country, at ease with itself, was the envy of the world?
That sense of a society at peace is what Labour is trying to achieve. Perhaps poorly expressed, certainly misrepresented by those with malevolent agendas, Labour's message of common sense, integrity and national harmony needs more than ever to be heard if we are to regain our proper sense of 'Britishness'.
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As the pizza industry continues to grow in 2017, Oldham-based catering equipment supplier and renowned pizza equipment firm, Linda Lewis Kitchens (LLK) has seen the concept expand into new markets, most recently holiday parks.
In these exciting times, LLK is seeing more and more customers seeking advice on the perfect set-up, citing that "customers want equipment that is reliable, robust and easy to use".
For instance, in November 2016, LLK was approached by Blackpool-based dealer Commercial Kitchen Services (CKS), looking for the most suitable pizza equipment to go into Ribby Hall Village in Preston. Ribby Hall is an award-winning five-star luxury holiday park and village situated in 1,000acres of countryside. The holiday park recently expanded its popular tapas bar, allowing it to meet demand for Mediterranean cuisine from guests staying at the resort as well as local visitors.
CEO Paul Green and head chef Simon Ball took the decision to add pizza to the menu in the park's existing Tapas bar after Italian cuisine was ranked the second most popular cuisine in Britain. They also felt it was the perfect offering to add to the Mediterranean feel of the newly-designed restaurant. Both required kit that would produce consistent results, look the part and most importantly be energy efficient.
After consulting with CKS sales manager, David Holt, who Ribby Hall had worked with on a previous project, he advised the operator to attend a demonstration day at LLK. Holt commented: "I wanted my client to see all LLK has to offer. I think trying the product before investing is a great way to work. I attended the launch of LLK's new premises and was impressed with the demo kitchen set-up."
LLK's demo kitchen offers dealers the chance to bring customers along to test drive a wide range of its pizza equipment. So far, LLK has experienced a 95% success rate on securing dealer sales through visits to the demo kitchen. Jenna Lewis, LLK's business development manager, who runs the demo days, detailed: "Often, we sell additional equipment to customers who come to look at a specific oven, but haven't thought of buying complementary items such as a dough mixer or pizza press to make their pizza concept easy and consistent."
Ball believes that the time spent in the demo kitchen certainly helped Ribby Hall to come to the decision of purchasing LLK's gas living flame Verrocchio pizza oven. Green's decision on the oven was based on the tapas bar wanting "to create a piece of theatre within the operation to allow a clear path to be recognised by our guests".
As consistency was of huge importance to make the operation a success, CKS advised its client that a Cuppone heated pizza press would be an instrumental part of the pizza set up. After using the press designed with bevelled edge plates for several weeks since the launch, Ball said: "We don't need two members of staff opening dough, which is a difficult skill. This keeps costs down, meaning the press soon pays for itself." When asked to comment on the end product Ball stated: "The press produces a perfectly authentic Italian pizza base."
He and his team are ready and eager to get serving up pizzas to their new and existing diners, knowing they have kit that is both reliable and consistent.
Another holiday park embracing the popularity of the Italian concept is the well-known family resort chain, Butlin's. In February of this year, LLK's engineers headed over to Ludo's restaurant situated in Butlin's Minehead resort, to install a brand new Cuppone Giotto pizza oven and Cuppone heated pizza press.
Working together with YCE Catering Equipment in Leeds, LLK specified the Giotto and press to the restaurant where the staff operating the equipment had previous experience working at Ludo's predecessor, Pizza Hut. With the Giotto's revolving base, loading and unloading pizzas is said to be child's play. Add the Cuppone heated dough press to the set up, and producing consistently good pizzas can be achieved by anyone.
YCE MD Nick Brassett detailed: "Butlin's recognised it was time to invest in its business, bringing itself in line with the high street. Pizza is a concept that would make its business current.
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Summerside Feast Dinner Theatre cast is ready to whip out one-liners, sing, play, and serve, the musical comedy We Are the Champions.
J. Adam Bassett, an East Coast Music Association-nominated recording artist and Feast veteran of 20 years has been asked for guidance on how to channel the bravura of a character. "Sid (Acharya) is soft-natured, but his character, 'Freddie Jupiter,' has loud mannerisms. After being asked, I gave some guidance on how to have swagger when walking, confidence and flamboyance," said Basset, who plays Merwin Schurman.
Schurman is the host of the PEI Academy Awards, which sets the backdrop of the story. "I first performed in the Feast production called Leaving on A Jet Plane in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, 1999. After performing in numerous Feast productions, I went on to have a career in Education and lived in Nunavut for 10-years. I recently moved back to PEI to continue my career as a teacher," said Bassett.
"…it's invigorating to step back into Feast and work with the younger cast. It's also a lot of fun to be around my old friends in the business, Mike Allison, Sherri-Lee (Pike), and Adam MacGregor."
Sid Acharya is a student of the School of Performing Arts in Holland College, on the Berklee School of Music pathway. "I've been a musician in India for 10-years and I'm trained in Indian classical music, but I've experimented with various genres from around the world," said Acharya, who is playing the Feast character Freddie Jupiter.
"Freddie is one of the most popular PEI musicians (in the script). He is very confident, edging on cocky and the girls are all over him, but he's an incredible musician," he said.
This is Grace Blacquiere's first time performing in the Feast Dinner Theatre. "I started as a singer and pianist for the Summerside Intermediate School band and continued to sing in Three Oaks Senior High choir and Rhythm and Blues Band. I taught myself guitar to prepare for Feast and learned to play bass guitar with this cast," she said.
"This experience has definitely opened my range of musical instruments," added Blacquiere, who will juggle two Feast characters—Cindi Stylez and Nat Doiron.
"Cindi is the queen of style and she's very confident and wants to be PEI famous in entertainment. My second character, Nat, is very laid-back and has a country twang. Nat is already famous and a free spirit, which sometimes needs to be reined in."
Mitch O'Blenis, Sarah Eddie, and Josée Champoux are the other three talented returning cast members.
The writer of We Are the Champions, Mike Allison said, "This is a fun musical comedy for all the ages."
This summer Feast hosts two different productions. The Rodd Charlottetown hotel, on 75 Kent Street, kicked off its production, Crazy Rich Islanders, June 21. Brothers 2 Restaurant in Summerside begins We Are the Champions June 28. feastdinnertheatres.com


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The revelation earlier this month that the North Miami Beach Police Department was using mug shots of African-American men as practice targets sent shock waves across the nation. After initially trying to downplay the controversy, the department apologized, and the city council voted to ban the practice.
However, the outrage hasn't died down, and the hashtag #UseMeInstead is gaining steam, with people posting their own pictures as targets to protest racial profiling. The somewhat-surprising instigators of the hashtag: members of the Lutheran clergy.
See also: North Miami Beach Bans Offensive Mug Shot Targets but Stops Short of Firing Police Chief
Dear @myNMBPolice if you insist on using photos for target practice, don't use young black men #UseMeInstead pic.twitter.com/haCqMJKvdO
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Clergy members were discussing the story when they decided to start a Facebook event and hashtag to bring attention to the controversy.
"If you must use pictures of real humans for your target practice, we request that you use ours. We're sending pictures of ourselves, in our clergy uniforms, to use," says the Facebook event's description.
"Our faith teaches us that all human life is sacred. And when human life is devalued, Jesus teaches us to put ourselves in the place of those whose humanity is denied, just as he did."
"It's such a desensitization thing, that if you start aiming at young black men, and told to put a bullet in them, you become desensitized," Rev. Joy M. Gonnerman, one of the creators of the group, told the Washington Post. "Maybe, to change the picture, it's you know what, dare ya, shoot a clergy person."
Instead of using photos of young black men for target practice, #UseMeInstead pic.twitter.com/LI5NAhbmWE
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Here's mine. Tried to look surly & defiant, hth? @myNMBPolice #usemeinstead pic.twitter.com/eoHGlhJaS4
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I BOUGHT an Alfa Spider a while ago. They are glorious rust buckets, but once cosmetically and mechanically sorted they reward the driver and owner handsomely. And they have a pretend rear seat.
My dear beloved specified that if I was indeed intent on the mid-life crisis convertible, could it at least accommodate the hound so we could all go together for picnics, beach swims, coffee and gelato.
So that was the excuse I was waiting for – a Spider it was going to be.
After months of chasing, an original Australian delivered Kamm tail car was eventually found, bought and – as previous magazine articles have described – made to run close to the way it was designed. It even came with a brand-new top-quality soft top.
Anyone familiar with the 105 series Alfa is well aware that although closing the roof is a simple one hand operation, it is really only a shower roof, unsuited to a solid winter. The preferred alternative is the genuine – and rarer than rocking horse poo – Alfa Romeo genuine factory optional hardtop.
Last time I saw one advertised it was years ago on a popular on-line auction site that rhymes with eBay. Advertised in the UK, the opening bid was two thousand pounds. I have also seen them for sale in the USA for $5k. Factor in the freight and they are very pricey items.
So imagine my surprise to be killing time one evening on a popular online sales website whose name rhymes with Gumtree and there is an ad for an Alfa Spider hardtop.
In a nearby suburb. For only one thousand dollars. And complete and in unmolested condition.
With trembling hands, I dial the number, speak to the seller, agree to buy it and the very next day head but ten minutes from home with a pocket of cash. The cavernous 4WD barely manages to carry my prize, but eventually I get it home to the shed.
Then what do I do with it?
What the hell do you do with a hard top that is not going to be on the car most of the time?
After tripping over it, scratching it, and almost putting a size 10 boot through the glass window, I decide it needs to find a home up off the floor. Meccano and Heath-Robinson based devices are sketched out, visits to marine suppliers and hardware superstores result, and eventually I concoct my unique patented elaborate roof storage system for hardtop roofs. Anyone with any engineering qualifications ought immediately look the other way.
First challenge – it has to lend itself to solo operation.
Second requirement – it has to be out of my way. It most likely will sit there for decades without being used – but you don't pass up the chance to grab a hard top for your Alfa Spider when the opportunity comes your way. Third rule – it has to be strong enough to secure the load but soft enough not to damage even the rubber seals. Fourth – it must not cost more than the bloody thing was to buy.
I experiment with various lifting systems. Snatch straps from the big 4WD trip a few years back have been sitting idle ever since, regularly staring down at me from the top shelf, wondering what was their purpose in an increasingly confusing world.
Along with their companion D shackles – also undergoing an existential crisis – they are resurrected and enjoy a new lease of life. I figure if they are strong enough and resilient enough to lug a few tonnes of Toyota out of a bog they ought be able to cope with the plastic and glass hard top.
A productive visit to the neighbourhood marine supplies shop sees me wander out with some stainless steel pulleys and a hand winch. Throw in a detour to the camping shop for some carabiners and we were almost in business.
I want to protect my asset during what might well be – let's face it – prolonged storage. Now I concede it is unconventional but kitchen cling wrap is brilliant for many things other than last night's left over chicken, and in about ten minutes my investment was secure.
The carabiners keep the snatch straps where I want them, the pulleys and D shackles connect with stainless eye bolts to the roof beams and we are in business. The winch is bolted to a plate attached to the steel garage shelves and once my little prize is gently lifted and secured aloft, I have rested the winch by taking the weight onto two long square section steel tubes that bridge the roofing girders.
My roof is in the roof. Where all sensible roofs should be.
After all, only an idiot would put a hardtop on a soft top anyway.


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Grandmother taught me lots of things. One was that after you used the sellotape you turned over the end to make a tab so you could find it next time without having to scrabble away at the roll. She called it "sealotape"; she also pronounced Marmite "Marmeat".
Grandmother didn't buy wrapping paper. But when we were all sitting around opening presents, a busy, dissonant voice constantly punctured the air with warnings about ripping the paper, which she would instantly whisk away from us and fold into slightly wrinkled quarters. She expressed greedy satisfaction with these recyclable wrappings. Of gifts addressed to her, however, she expressed only regret: how foolish, what nonsense, oh it's far too much etc.
There was, however, one exception. This was the brooch I got for her the first time I ever chose my own presents (I was not yet old enough to pay for them). It was a cornet made of gold and pearls, as I supposed, and we got it in Woolworths in Tunbridge Wells. I was really very good at choosing gifts in those days, I could do it in a trice. Grandmother was absolutely delighted, and she never came to visit or dressed for any special occasion without prominently sporting the flamboyant brooch on her cardigan. There was a loyalty between Grandmother and me. Accordingly I devoutly believed all the things she taught me, including the pronunciation of sealotape. Essentially they amounted to a fond but complete condemnation of our lives. Of course, my parents were terribly busy, they were so active, they had so many responsibilities, they had every excuse. Grandmother was very fond of my young parents, especially in view of how fiercely critical she was of everyone nearer her own age. But I thoroughly understood that it was only Grandmother who really knew, who really took the trouble to do things in the correct way.
Grandmother didn't even use sellotape herself. When she made a parcel (generally, of something she had knitted or found in a church sale), she nestled it in the already-crumpled wrapping paper of Christmas Past, and then tied it all up with bottle-green twine or wool or string. That way, there was a good chance of the wrapping-paper coming back to her without any additional rips. And she wrote the recipient's name on a scrap of white paper, which she slipped behind where the string crossed.


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Greetings and salutations one and all, and welcome to another New Comic Book Day! We're going to rattle through the *checks notes* four new number ones at a rapid pace this week so that we can get on to the juicy new trades and graphic novels that are coming out, so lets get straight to it...
Marvel are giving us an insight into the story of everyone's least-favourite Hutt, with a tale spanning the Star Wars universe and telling why he is both hated and feared across so many galaxies, with Star Wars: Age Of Republic: Jabba The Hutt #1 (Greg Pak, Emilio Laiso, Marco Turini, Roland Boschi).
The world spanning War of the Realms event continues this week with The War Of The Realms: Strikeforce: The Land of The Giants #1 (Tom Taylor, Jorge Molina) seeing Captain America and his ragtag band of heroes take on the the frost giants of Jotunheim to try and rescue the god of Thunder himself!
Slightly confusingly titled for us Brits is Clue: Candlestick #1 (Dash Shaw), and new series based on the classic board game Cluedo, this is a new tale of murder, mystery and deception. Obviously.
Finally for new number #1's this week we have Secret Life of Pets #1 (Stephane Lapuss, Goum), based on the movie of the same name and giving us an insight into what your pets really get up to when you aren't home...
Lets jump in to a giant pile of trades and OGNs now, starting with Friendo vol 1 (Alex Paknadel, Martin Simmonds) which sees "unhinged ultraviolence" as a slightly broken VR creation and an even more broken man go on the rampage when the rule book goes out of the window. Another one for the grown-ups this week is Sex vol 2 (Joe Casey, Piotr Kowalski, Morgan Jeske, Chris Peterson), which sees the aftermath of the ten-year superhero orgy and what happens when the dust settles on the new world order.
Based on the popular computer, Life Is Strange (Emma Vieceli, Andrea Izzo) takes place one year after the game has finished and continues the story of Chloe and Max, with a long-awaited reunion.
From DC we have the trade collection of fan favourite Supergirl: Being Super (Mariko Tamaki, Joelle Jones, Sandu Florea), which sees Kara Danvers dealing with the usual teen drama *plus* the additional stress of having super-powers, They are also giving us a beautiful take on the origins of Oliver Queen's alter-ego in Green Arrow: Year One (Andy Diggle Jock). Not to be outdone, we also have Marvel's seminal Tony Stark story Iron Man: Demon In A Bottle (Bob Layton, David Michelinie, John RomitaJr, Carmine Infantino), which sees Tony take on evil weapons manufacturer Justin Hammer and his allies - with guest appearances from Ant-Man and the Sub-Mariner!
There are new short story collections from Junji Ito with Smashed (Junji Ito) a series of beautifully told and rendered horror stories, and Ride vol 1 (various) which gives us a series of tales of bullets, babes and bravado based around a 1969 Camaro. Because of course it does. For younger readers there is Carmen Sandiego: The Sticky Rice Caper - but where in the world is she?
There is also a whole swathe of new manga hitting the shelves this week, including Danganronpa (Takashi Tsukimi), where a giant robot teddy bear principle controls a school where there is only one way to leave - murder and fellow student... and get away with it! JoJos Bizarre Adventure 4: Diamond Is Unbreakable (Hirohiko Araki), a deluxe hardcover of the legendary Shonen Jump series. Plus there is the new Citrus vol 1 (Saburouta), where Yuzu - a teen girl interested in fashion, friends and fun - transfers to a new school and instantly makes an enemy of Mei, who is not only student council president but also her new step-sister!
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It's been a long time coming, but Google has finally unveiled their streaming TV product today at a media event, where they announced that it would be called YouTube TV. This is Google's competitor to the likes of Sling TV and DIRECTV NOW, offering an over-the-top streaming service that is streaming the traditional TV networks. YouTube TV is bringing you the four major networks – that's ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX – as well as around 30 of the more popular cable channels. As is the case with many streaming services, YouTube TV is missing some rather popular channels. It's missing Viacom, which is responsible for many of the big channels like Comedy Central and MTV. Turner Broadcasting is also missing here, so that means no CNN, TNT, and a few others. AMC Networks, A+E Networks and Discovery Communications are also missing.
Now it's clear that YouTube TV is definitely not the complete package. As you can see it is missing a good number of networks right now, especially the more popular ones. But starting at $35/month, YouTube is offering up six accounts which is a big deal. This will work as different profiles, so other members of your household can have their own profile on YouTube TV and watch whatever they want to watch, and get personalized recommendations on what they want to watch. Compared to DIRECTV NOW and Sling TV which offer only two concurrent streams. PlayStation Vue by contrast, offers up to five, but none of these offer different profiles under the same billing account.
YouTube is touting that there is cloud DVR support available for YouTube TV – something that Sling TV and DIRECTV NOW both launched without – and you'll be able to record live TV shows without ever running out of storage. YouTube TV will keep these shows in your DVR for up to 9 months. It'll also be available for virtually any screen, with it being on Android, iOS as well as on the TV via Android TV and Chromecast.
Those that might be wondering about YouTube Red, YouTube has noted in their press release that if you sign up for YouTube TV, you will get YouTube Red included. So if you fork over a bit more cash, you'll get some pretty good live TV channels on YouTube. Now since YouTube has already done plenty of streaming (heck over 1 billion hours are watched everyday on YouTube) they should have a decent backhaul for keeping up with streaming everyone's favorite shows. And not run into the issues that other streaming services have had. Right now, YouTube TV is set to be available in the coming months, but it'll be rolling out to select markets first before being available around the US. And of course, this is a US only type thing.YouTube TV


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October 23, 2019 - Vancouver, B.C. - International Montoro Resources Inc. (TSX-V: IMT), (Frankfurt: O4T1), (the "Company").
Camping Lake – Red Lake Mining District, Northwest Ontario:
Montoro is pleased to announce that we have signed a Property Acquisition Agreement with Falcon Gold Corp. (TSX.V: FG) to acquire a 51% interest in five claims comprising 109 cell units (approx. 2,250 hectares/5,559 acres) in the Red Lake mining district in Northwestern Ontario.
The claims are contained within the Birch-Uchi-Confederation Lakes greenstone belt which host the world-renowned Red Lake gold deposits and includes the Dixie project currently being drilled by Great Bear Resources Ltd.
The Camping Lake properties are located approximately 20 km southerly, of Great Bear Resources recent Dixie Lake high-grade gold discoveries. Great Bear Resources has recently reported exciting drill results with mineralized intersections commonly returning bonanza gold intersections in association with coarse visible gold grains.
Throughout 2010 to 2013 the Camping Lake property area saw extensive programs completed by Laurentian Goldfields Ltd., Kinross Gold Corporation, and Anglo Gold which included petrographic studies; diamond drilling; rock, soil, and lake sediment samples; IP/Ground Geophysics, etc.
"We are pleased to have been able to sign an Agreement in the Red Lake mining district, one of the most active exploration areas in Ontario at this time" stated Gary Musil, Chief Executive Officer/Director. The Company intends to immediately compile all of the available assessment work to assist in the planning of its inaugural exploration program.
Option Agreement Terms:
To earn a 51% interest, Montoro agrees to issue 1,000,000 million common shares upon TSX Venture Exchange (the "Exchange") approval; and 500K shares on the first anniversary of Exchange approval. Montoro will also assume Falcon Gold's payments totaling $65,000 over a four-year period.
Montoro also agrees to complete $100,000 in exploration expenditures –on or before October 31, 2020; and a further $200,000 (total $300K) in exploration on or before October 31, 2021. Any additional work completed in the first year will be credited to the 2nd year work commitment.
Upon Montoro acquiring the initial 51%, they have the option to acquire a further 24% interest (total 75%) for $500K in cash.
The Agreement contains a 2% NSR, with the original vendor holding 1.5% and Falcon Gold 0.5%.
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Essex-based marine technology specialist Servowatch has announced the completion of its latest project to upgrade a Condor Ferries vessel.
Servowatch, part of Indian multinational Larsen & Toubro, was selected to fit the Incat-built Condor Rapide ferry with ServoCore Alarm & Monitoring Systems (AMS), replacing the existing ISIS250 system.
The vessel is the fastest ship in Condor's fleet and carries up to 175 cars and 741 passengers between the ports of Jersey, Guernsey and St-Malo.
According to Servowatch, the retro-fit took three weeks and was carried out in co-operation with the firm's installation partner, Grundon Marine. The system provides a raft of new functionality and features including data logging and trending analysis, local operator panels, group alarm panels, and propulsion shut down.
Wayne Ross, Servowatch chief executive, said: "It's a pleasure to be selected as the AMS solution provider for yet another Incat vessel upgrade and we were delighted to be selected by Condor Ferries to provide a retro-fit system to the mid-life upgrade on Condor Rapide.
"The installation went as planned and we completed the work on schedule and in budget which I am sure will have pleased our customer."
Condor Ferries ship manager, Robert Loader added: "The Servowatch AMS was on time, on budget, installed with the minimal of disruption to our service and we look forward to many years of trouble free operations."
According to Toby Grundon, owner of Grundon Marine, the project was carried out with minimum fuss.
He said: "There are always issues to resolve when refitting a complex system, but with our extensive knowledge of the ISIS systems coupled with the tremendous support from the Condor Rapide crew and the first-class support provided by Servowatch, we were able to complete the installation with a minimal fuss and meet the deadlines of the owners."
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n 1959 @clubman went for a 90 mile ride on his fixed wheel bike in the freezing cold weather. It was hard as you might imagine. To commemorate that ride he's run similar rides for the forum appropriately named the Hard Day in January. This is the 2018 edition.
This is intended as a fixed gear ride. Although there will be some climbing there is nothing too steep to cope with on a reasonable gear, say 67-75gi. It's not that geared bikes are unwelcome, rather the idea is that it's a winter ride and so riding fg/ss should make it hard enough to be worth your while. Though of course if you show up on gears it's not like you'll be turned away.
Start location is the Cafe Nero on the pedestrianised high street a 2 min cycle from the station. Fuel up from 8:30, roll out at 9. I prefer a nice Greggs, but it's up to you.
The last train from Waterloo to arrive before 9am is the 8:20 (34 mins). We'll have a nice stop at the turnaround point in Berinsfield, the H Café. The ride will finish at the Old Red Lion for a celebratory pint (or get train beers if we're short on time) and then we'll ride the 300 meters back to Staines Station.
Depending on the size and strength of the riders on the day I may split into a steady club-run pace 16mph group and a "fast" group, though we'll work it out on the day if it seems appropriate.
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ride the 300 meters back to Staines Station.
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I'll do a lot for a nice trophy, sure i'll be in next year
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It's still August right?
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In, I want to start 2018 in a strong way..
My HDiJ trophy 2012, still with me Dan!!
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I know, crazy early right. But Thuekr seemed keen (so easier for him to plan) and that's the day I was going to go with anyway.
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I like the sound of this.
I have zilcho experience of riding in a group really - I have done a few calender audaxes but riding only fixed, I tend to spend 90% of the time by myself.
I have no idea what I need to working towards speedwise other than I've done a couple of lumpy centuries in about 9.5hrs total time, and I've done a few flat 200kms in around 10-11hrs (not including the first few from the beginning of the year when I only started riding). I've been geared stupidly low in all cases, and have no real idea of moving time within that. I tend to stop a lot to routecheck though, so this does kill my speed stone dead I guess!
I live well close too, which makes this something too look forward too I guess.
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Missed this year, I will endeavour to attend next.
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I like the sound of this.
This is it
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I did my first Audax (and only my 4th ride over 50miles) on 20 Jan this year. From Kew to Lambourn and back on a 58", with schwalbe marathon plus tyres and converse plimsolls, and a fairy lamp as a front light.
Quite literally almost died on the way back.
I've got quicker tyres now,some spd pedals and sandals, and a much brighter light, so how hard can it be? 🤔😳
Put my name down, Sir, I'm in.
PS - I won't be back for 1145 I don't think.
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The 11:45am finish time is optimistic to say the least.
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I plan on having another cheese omelette at H Cafe
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a nice Greggs
a nice stop
What's with all this niceness? It's supposed to be hard. Honestly, the youth of today.
I'll be there, with one bottle, and that'll be half full.
(I'll probably flake out before the day, but it'll be nice to dream the dream until then. Er oops ...)
Edit: Indeed, can't make it now. Have
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Sounds good!
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a few years since I did this - the "steady club-run pace 16mph group" sounds a bit ambitious for me. Is there a GPX route if I get dropped?
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I wouldn't worry, you'll have so many supplies in your huge courier bag that you'll be able to survive in the Chilterns for a few weeks.
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Na, there's no room in my bag cos there's a big chain in there
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hey @ian(conker) yes there will be a gpx, still deciding on the route but will post it up as soon as it's confirmed.
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This better be hard
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Haha well I'm no roadie monster and you are plenty tough so it's hard to say. But if the make up of the group is right on the day then it's possible we could split it into a fast-group and steady-group to ensure you get your money's worth. Also this route has a few more hills than last year if that's any consolation.


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A rare and undocumented painting by the celebrated South African artist Stanley Pinker last night set a new world record for the artist when it sold for R3,4 million at Strauss & Co's auction having been hotly contested between ten telephone bidders and buyers in the packed auction room.
The painting Love gripped the imagination of buyers at the auction that proved the South African art market continues to show great strength for works of quality and that are fresh to the market. Other highlights were Irma Stern's Dakar Woman which sold for R6.6 million, Alexis Preller's Red Angel which sold for R2,8 million and a Harvest Scene by Maggie Laubser that sold for just under R2,3 million.
The sale of paintings and furniture from the RB Stuttaford Will Trust and the Estate Late Mrs DE Stuttaford-Burton realised over R3.1 million and was characterised by competitive bidding throughout. Two of the paintings' highlights include Robert Gwelo Goodman's impressive View of Helderberg and the lovely Cape Town Docks and Table Bay which sold for R522,928 and R409 248 respectively.
The auction conducted by Strauss & Co in Cape Town totalled R40 million with a value sell-through rate of 88.49%.
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696 Irma Stern; Dakar Woman R6,593,440
745 Stanley Faraday Pinker; Love R3,410,400
706 Alexis Preller; Red Angel R2,842,000
692 Maggie (Maria Magdalena) Laubser; A Harvest Scene at Oortmanspost Farm, Malmesbury District R2,273,600
661 after Giovanni Paolo Pannini; A View of the Roman Forum R795,760
711 Alexis Preller; African Profile R625,240
666 Robert Gwelo Goodman; Helderberg R522,928
699 Wolf Kibel; Motherhood R 511,560
701 Irma Stern; Arab Man, Dakar R 511,560
685 Pieter Willem Frederick Wenning; An Eating House R477,456
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Between weeks on-call and taxiing my children to and fro I ride my motorcyle to get some down time...and lately to save gas. My 84 Honda gets 53 MPG while my 98 Expedition guzzles about 15 a mile so when I'm going somewhere by myself or with only one of the boys in tow, I opt for the open air ride.
And with gas prices through the roof it's no surprise that every dad (and some moms) across America are looking to Motorcycles and Scooters for some back pocket relief.
But with the upturn in 2 wheeled riders on the road statistics would also tell you there will be more of a chance for trouble. Mix in a few inexperienced riders and it's a recipe for a news story. And an Associated Press Article from South Carolina on June 13 laid out these same basics from recent motorcycle crash data in that state.
I just didn't know last Friday that this particular story was about to land right smack dab in my lap.
I was already at my son's baseball game Friday afternoon (yeah the 13th) and about 20minutes into the game I got the call to check out a motorcycle wreck in my county.
It turned out to be a fatal where a 16 year old driver of a car turned into the path of an oncoming montorcycle. The female was charged with Misdemeanor Death by Motor Vehicle.
To make matters worse...this was the 3rd Fatal Motorcycle wreck in 3 days within about 5 miles of each other.
I got all the appropriate video for our 10 o'clock Friday show and with the AP story fresh in mind I asked the State Trooper a slew of extra questions about the dangers of more motorcycles on the road.
Being a motorcyclist himself Seargent Ben Stalvey obliged my line of questioning and because other news dominated the weekend shows, motorcyle safety became my story for Monday. A few rider training experts later and I had an instant Motorcycle Safety story for new motorcyclists and people driving 4 wheeled cars as well.
It's certainly not my best award winning effort but I would hope it would get people thinking about how many more 2 wheeled vehicles are traveling the roads.
And of course it was nice to see in one of the local papers today a very similar story about motorcycle safety. Sometimes we do beat the papers to the punch on issue stories!
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Bearing Responsibility For Trump's Victory
For many, the election of Donald Trump to be our nation's next president was as much an event of emotional upheaval as it was political. The choice seemed so clear, and the polls professed a surety that, if not conclusive, at least let us sleep at night. Many of us weren't able to sleep so easy in the nights that followed, the gear-grinding reality of Trump's selection over Hillary Clinton seeming so preposterous, so unfair. But moving ahead — which I am not suggesting means giving up our opposition to Trump, the Republicans, or the politics of hate — requires us to reckon with the role we played in electing Trump and taking responsibility for it.
In a Vox piece titled "How to co-exist, after defeat, with citizens whose views you despise," political science professors Melissa Schwartzberg and Jennifer Gandhi attempted to provide a roadmap for recovery following a bitter election, and they hit on a few ideas that I believe are key to working through the emotional, social and democratic fallout of Trump's victory.
Perhaps hardest to internalize among their points, but most important, is their assertion that we must accept that "we the people fell short." They resist the knee-jerk reaction to place blame on pollsters, on the media, or even on the larger electorate, and force a difficult evaluation of how Clinton's supporters interacted with (or didn't interact with) the political process.
I had friends who phone-banked, who canvassed, who crossed state lines in order to get out the vote, and friends who didn't. One friend put up a post on Facebook the Friday before Election Day offering a ride to anyone in the Bay Area who wanted to head to Reno with him to go knock on doors. I looked with confliction at Clinton's web site, where last-minute weekend trips to Arizona and Nevada were advertised, balancing a much-needed weekend against a seemingly-remote Trump victory.
"We need — almost reflexively — to acknowledge that the electoral results express voters' preferences mediated by the institutional rules," Schwartzberg and Gandhi wrote. I've found this idea one of the hardest to wrestle with in the days following the election, as it became clear that Clinton would win the national popular vote while losing the electoral vote. Because the truth of the matter is that for the eight years the Democrats were in power, there was no fuss made about the Electoral College. Moreover, the Electoral College is not a secret body — while I had many friends who didn't understand the exact mechanisms of it, anyone who's watched election night returns should roughly now how it works. Does it suck? Absolutely. Is it unfair? It was in this case. Is it more responsible for Trump's victory than we are? Nope.
Schwartzberg and Gandhi are also careful to warn against the instinct to shirk responsibility for the election of the results — their two biggest examples being those who say, "Don't blame me; I voted for Bernie," and those who claim (fatuously or not) that they'll leave the country. They warn against this as a dangerous step towards challenging electoral legitimacy, which I take some issue with, as there are serious questions about how voter ID laws skewed the electorate in key states, but I think the push to own the results is right. The reason to support electoral legitimacy is because it's the same electoral legitimacy that elected Barack Obama, and that we hope will elect Trump's successor in four years (God willing). We must continue the fight against draconian voter ID laws, and against the Electoral College, but that has to be a forward-looking fight.
The most important and weirdly positive takeaway from their piece is that we should still value our vote, even if we lost, and that we should be able to identify "the role [we] played in producing the outcome." Every eligible voter, whether they voted for Trump or Clinton (or Johnson or Stein or didn't vote at all) "helped to constitute the margin of victory or defeat." As the California vote continues to roll in and Clinton's popular vote margin continues to grow, acknowledging the importance of those votes within our national political discussion — even if it's excluded from the Electoral College — is not insignificant.
Even as feelings of despair and dejection threaten to overtake us, accepting our role in this election and moving forward with the lessons we've learned from it are crucial to a progressive comeback. The alternative is giving our country over to those who claim to love it, but love some twisted version of it; and for me, at least, that is a retreat I am unwilling to make.


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Abandon All Commas, Ye Who Enter Here
The Story of an Hour, by Kate Chopin – a perennial favorite. My own perennial favorite: Commelina communis, or the Asiatic Dayflower. Happily, Student has most excellent ideas to write about – we will work together to tidy up the grammar so the ideas get the most excellent grade they deserve. "The Story on… Read More Abandon All Commas, Ye Who Enter Here


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Date of Birth: February 3, 1957
Hometown: Bremano-Afrancho, Kumasi, Ashanti Region
Highest Education: Urban Design. (McMaster University, Canada, BSc (Urban planning) KNUST, 1982.
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Located in the Sichuan Province of China is the bustling city of Chengdu. Considered to be one of the central hubs of economy, finance, commerce and culture in Western China, Chengdu is a rapidly developing and ever exciting city.
Giant pandas are some of the most fascinating creatures in the world. These endangered creatures are endemic to China and the Giant Panda Breeding and Research Base is a great place to know about these creatures. The best time to visit this Base is from 8.00 to 11.00, when the creatures are fully awake as it is their feeding time. Watching the Panda cubs as they feed and play is truly an unforgettable experience.
The Leshen Giant Buddha is the largest structure of the Buddha in the seated position. Standing 71m tall and over 24m wide, this giant Buddha monument is carved into a large mountain of reddish stone, and has also been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The monument is so big, that it is common to hear the phrase "the Buddha is the mountain, and the mountain is the Budda".
The People's Park is one of the most fascinating places to visit if you are interested to understand the lifestyle and culture of the people of Chengdu. In the evenings the park is quite lively, as lots of people come to engage in various activities. You will find people exercising, dancing in small groups to their own music, or flying kites so far up in the sky that you can hardly see them! The reputed Heming tea house I also within the People's Park.For tranquil and comfortable Chengdu accommodation in luxury serviced apartments, stay at the Citadines South Chengdu.
Sichuan opera is one of the oldest arts of China. Incorporating vivid costumes, dynamic music, rhythmic percussion, elaborate masks and many other theatrical tools, Sichuan opera is known for its intense dramas, hilarious comedies, and entertaining musical which keep audiences thoroughly enthralled. One of the most popular forms of Sichuan opera is Face Changing, an opera that involves rapid changing of masks, which is one of the most closely guarded secrets of the art.
Known to be one the oldest traditions in Chinese cuisine, Chuan cuisine is famously known for its rich flavors and mouth-watering blend of spices and herbs. Chengdu has many restaurants that offer authentic Chuan cuisine and many other fusions, which are sure to leave you craving for more. Make sure you try out the Ma Po Beancurd, Zhong Dumplings, and Clear Noodles in Chili Sauce. Jinli Snack Street and Chunxi Road are among the best food streets.
Qingcheng Mountains is one of the most picturesque scenic areas in Chengdu. The mountain range has 36 peaks, and is covered with lush grasslands and forests. The range is great for hikers and anyone looking for a day outdoors amidst nature. The mountains are also home to some of the city's most famous Taoist temples, such as the Shangqinggong Temple and the Jianfugong Temple.
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Armoured car ploughs into anti-regime protesters in Venezuela
An attempted coup has taken a violent turn on the streets of Venezuela after the Government responded with brutal military force.
US President Donald Trump has appealed for a swift end to the "brutal repression" of the Venezuelan people, following an abortive military uprising by forces backing the US-backed opposition leader Juan Guaido.
"The brutal repression of the Venezuelan people must end, and it must end soon," Mr Trump said as he hosted a national day of prayer service at the White House.
"People are starving. They have no food they have no water, and this was once one of the wealthiest countries in the world," said the president.
"So we wish them well, we'll be there to help and we are there to help."
It came as US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he would discuss disagreements on the Venezuela crisis with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov when they meet next week in Finland.
A US official said the two top diplomats would take up "a broad range of issues" when they see each other on the sidelines of an Arctic Council meeting starting on Monday in the northern Finnish city of Rovaniemi.
A Venezuelan human rights group says at least four people died in two days of protests.
The Venezuelan Observatory of Social Conflict says the dead from the unrest on Tuesday and Wednesday include two people who were shot in the city of La Victoria and two others hit by gunfire in Caracas, the capital.
One of those hit by gunfire, 16-year-old Yosner Graterol, died of his injuries on Thursday morning, the human rights group said.
Human rights activists say at least 230 people were injured and 205 were detained during the clashes between protesters and police.
Mr Guaido's call on Tuesday for an uprising by the armed forces to oust President Nicolas Maduro went unheeded.
Now, Mr Maduro is urging the armed forces to combat "traitors".
Speaking at Fort Tiuna, a military base in Caracas, Mr Maduro also said the opposition had sought to provoke bloodshed in Caracas with Mr Guaido's call, which failed to push


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Ever since Jurassic Park came out on film, there has been a curiousity about dinosaurs. But what I didn't know until I moved to Cromwell, CT years ago that right next door in Rocky Hill CT is a Dinosaur State Park. So, if you children are looking to know more about dinosaurs and spend the day walking trails, and exploring. They are open year round, so if there are school projects to be done, here is a place to start.
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