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Stage Research Co-founder Taps SFX and LightFactory for Regional Theater
Stage Research continued its commitment to regional theater when co-founder Carlton Guc put SFX and LightFactory software through their paces on two recent Ohio productions.
SFX is the company's flagship product for creating reliable and enriched soundscapes; LightFactory brings all the features expected from a lighting control board to software that can be run on the smallest of laptops.
Stage Research provided many technical advances, including SFX and LightFactory software and related hardware, to Actors' Summit when Akron's professional theater company brought "A Christmas Carol" to Greystone Hall for a limited engagement. Guc also designed sound for the holiday production, which runs through December 29. This adaptation of Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Carol" is a traditional crowd-pleaser: It was staged at the Cleveland Play House for eight years.
Guc was also in demand as sound designer for "Steel Magnolias," which just concluded its run as part of the 2010-2011 TrueNorth Cultural Arts theater season. He tapped SFX to run all the audio for the production, about a group of tough but delicate Louisiana women, which was staged at French Creek Nature Center in Sheffield Village, LaGrange, Ohio.
"It was fun to be involved in two quite different Ohio productions which have each become classics in their own right," says Guc. "SFX and LightFactory showed their versatility in crafting and controlling sound for a holiday favorite and one of theater's most acclaimed contemporary 'dramedies.'"
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SFX is found at all levels of theater from academics to the pros. Professional theaters use the software to create reliable and enriched soundscapes and it has been employed in many award-winning shows, including several Tony Award winners. The academic stage (elementary education through college) and amateur theater appreciate SFX for the
high quality of shows it can create and because it can be easily run by novice operators. Students using SFX get the added benefit of learning the software they will most likely work with when they enter the theatrical job market.
SFX 6 provides features that no other product can. It enables designers to refine and create effects on-site rather than having to shuttle back and forth between a studio and performance space. This affords the freedom to optimize sound designs for the acoustics of the space and other components of the performance. SFX 6′s newly rewritten audio engine frees the need for an OS playback engine for hassle-free mixing and placement of audio. SFX 6 features an intuitive user-interface and can be programmed to run complex events with little or no user input.
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Certainly more interesting than the last video.
Stephen is going out of his way to not exist in the video apparently.
how about they post eros
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I liked the hot chick on the horse better
I'm actually liking this video
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Steph is just going through the motions on this...it's a pay day, and I can't say I'd be any different. I bet a Steph side project would slay.
Damn. Was hoping this was about Eros
So were most people including myself.
Make another video like "Sextape". I actually got through that one.
That's all I wanted, Deftones. A non-artsy music video that doesn't have a shot of horses every time the lyrics say horses.
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Steph's Sol Invicto side project doesn't slay though. So mediocre for a project involving Deftones and SikTh members.
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they should make a video for romantic dreams
I didn't mind the first one in all honesty.
What the hell happened to the Tempest video?
Not one of the greatest tracks from this album, but the video is decent.
Does it have a Porsche in it?
"Steph's Sol Invicto side project doesn't slay though. So mediocre for a project involving Deftones and SikTh members."
Just checked it out, with hopes I'd really enjoy it and...no.
Weird to make two videos for one song, even if the first one was criticised a lot.
Don't particularly love either but at least the first was pretty.
A non-artsy music video that doesn't have a shot of horses every time the lyrics say horses.
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then wear a blindfold, man
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Never understood why people get so worked up about music videos.
I agree with underflow. I'm easily entertained unless they're really bad and I don't mind when it's just the band rocking out or whatever as long as they look cool.
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not as fat as the saturday night wrist era that's for sure lol
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I did a Pineapple/Habanero Capsicumel.
For 2.5gal batch, 6.5 lb buckwheat honey, 1 pineapple, 1 habanero.
I first pitched a Wyeast Sweet Mead, but after 2 days, nothing was happening so I pitched half a pack of Lalvin K1, then it started.
It's almost 2 weeks now and I took a sample for tasting. We wanted a sweet/hot finish, and right now, that's where it is. The pinapple is present, the habanero flavor is there, the hotness is perfect, so is the sugar amount. I know it's really soon, but we wanted a sweet finish, So i thought I could stop the fermentation right now, instead of backsweeten.
I will eventually trasnfer to 2 one-gallon jugs for aging, so I thought I could rack on sorbate+sulfite then cold crash for months of aging (8-10°C in the cold room or 4°C in the fridge), or either take the gallon jugs and pasteurize them on the stove to kill the yeast. And maybe re-rack to get rid of dead yeast, or simply bottle-age it.
What do you think?
For now, I just put it at 9°C to slow down the fermentation.
check on this but I think you can add the sulfite to stop fermentation
BL, CL, Miller etc. is like makin love in a canoe.....
its fkin close to water.
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Hey Tiroux,
You've got it right! Sorbate and SO2 would get the job done when combined with cold crashing. This is usually how wineries produce dessert wines, or other wines where they wish to have a little residual sugar left over. It is possible that fermentation starts back up if aged for a long time at a warm temperature (if a wild yeast/bacterium gets in), so often times wineries put their wines through a sterile filtration prior to bottling. I've never put beer/mead through a sterile filter, but don't think you'd want to do that...might strip it too much. I'd probably just go with the sorbate+50ppm SO2, cold crash it for a little while, and should be good!
PS - This might also depend on the yeast strain you use. I know that you can't just use SO2 with most wine yeasts, simply because they're tolerant up to Xppm of SO2. I would assume that Mead yeast is also tolerant, so the Sorbate would be necessary...
Thanks to all
Finally, I will play the patience game.
I placed it at 48F°C, and it will stay there for 3 more weeks. My guess is that fermentation will continue but slowly, and some of the yeast will fall at he bottem, then I'll rack it into jugs and let them age before I stabilize and backsweet.


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Subject: Puns for Educated Minds
1. The fattest knight at King Arthur's round table was Sir Circumference. He acquired his size from too much pi.
2. I thought I saw an eye doctor on an Alaskan island, but it turned out to be an optical Aleutian .
3. She was only a whiskey maker, but he loved her still.
4. A rubber band pistol was confiscated from algebra class, because it was a weapon of math disruption.
5. No matter how much you push the envelope, it'll still be stationery.
6. A dog gave birth to puppies near the road and was cited for littering.
7. A grenade thrown into a kitchen in France would result in Linoleum Blownapart.
8. Two silk worms had a race. They ended up in a tie.
9. A hole has been found in the nudist camp wall. The police are looking into it.
10. Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.
11. Atheism is a non-prophet organization.
12. Two hats were hanging on a hat rack in the hallway. One hat said to the other: 'You stay here; I'll go on a head.'
13. I wondered why the baseball kept getting bigger. Then it hit me.
14. A sign on the lawn at a drug rehab center said: 'Keep off the Grass.'
15. The midget fortune-teller who escaped from prison was a small medium at large.
16. The soldier who survived mustard gas and pepper spray is now a seasoned veteran.
17. A backward poet writes inverse.
18. In a democracy it's your vote that counts. In feudalism it's your count that votes.
19. When cannibals ate a missionary, they got a taste of religion.
20. If you jumped off the bridge in Paris , you'd be in Seine .
21. A vulture boards an airplane, carrying two dead raccoons. The stewardess looks at him and says, 'I'm sorry, sir, only one carrion allowed per passenger.'
22. Two fish swim into a concrete wall. One turns to the other and says 'Dam!'
23. Two Eskimos sitting in a kayak were chilly, so they lit a fire in the craft. Unsurprisingly it sank, proving once again that you can't have your kayak and heat it too.
24. Two hydrogen atoms meet. One says, 'I've lost my electron.' The other says 'Are you sure?' The first replies, 'Yes, I'm positive.'
25. Did you hear about the Buddhist who refused Novocain during a root canal? His goal: transcend dental medication.
26. There was the person who sent ten puns to friends, with the hope that at least one of the puns would make them laugh. No pun in ten did.
Well after fidgeting around the house and getting laundry going and finding the paper towels in the spare room and deciding on supper, I was off to the school. I had gone through a couple of boxes and took a lot of it to school and even got to throw out some of it. Then I spent a couple hours there getting ready for the week and doing up a chart for the book buddies tomorrow.
Just have the homework to get organized tonite and another week starting tomorrow. So here I find myself speechless again.
Supper was vegetarian chicken, rice and a huge serving of stir fry veggies. Well, must get to my work. Another short week and very long weekend, probably go to the city... haven't decided when yet.
Wow, that was some meeting! Being new to it all, it was confusing with all the acronyms and I had to look silly and ask for explanation! So much going on but for sure it will give me lots of info on how things work. I took an opportunity to add the fact that I had been laid off last year on second last day, and it was interesting who came and asked me about it.
Anyway, we had an uneventful trip home with no wildlife on the road. We stopped in a little town for a bit, but nothing exciting.
So I have lots of info to pass out to everyone at school. Not much else, just lots of driving today.
And I'm tired.... off to school tomorrow to get prepped for the week... Hope everyone is resting and relaxing and taking advantage of reduced responsibilities on the weekend.
Short and sweet day at school.... 3 of my kids gave me a hug before I left. They all wanted to know where I was going and who was taking care of them....
I left school at 12:15 when the kids went out for lunch. Had a safe uneventful trip, we got here at just before 5pm.
we had stopped to gas up at Lac La Biche and had A& W Uncle Burger. Here, we went for a Subway sub and then shopped at the Dollar 'Giant and Walmart and found Shoppers Drug Mart closed at 9:23. BUt I left out the big deal, we went to Lesser Slave Lake and had a really nice long walk on the beach. DH even took the camera and I expected to post a pic, but the camera had no charge and we couldn't use it. He's going to check it and see if we can get it recharged for tomorrow if that's what's wrong.
Been fighting with this wifi to get computer going for a couple hours, and I', frustrated but it is finally working, but I gotta go to bed now. Meeting at 9am
Had an open face rye bread egg sandwich with antipasto fro breakfast and rye and ham sandwich for lunch and supper was pork chops, with spaghetti squash and baby potatoes with edame... I ate lots of fruit today and went over a bit.
Did something tonite I have never ever done before. The TA brought me a front quarter of a deer. So, we put it in bath tub to wash and then tried to cut it up with kitchen knife and scissors. So, an hour and a half or so later, we had 2 roasts, a soup bone cooking on the stove and 2 bags of stew meat.... I hope we like it. I was surprised that dh took charge of "butchering" it...
Well, at least that kept me from eating a lot tonite! I didn't go to school tonite with the arrival of the meat. But, I leave at 12:15 tomorrow and then recess, gym,, computer class, Cree cultural class and then probably they will put on a movie, not much sense trying to expect a TA to try to teach them, because everyone is related, they really take advantage of their auntie's, so may as well make it easy on them.
Left school shortly before 4pm today - not bad considering I promised myself I would leave right away...
So, pray for travelling mercies for me as I get on the road for a 4-5 hr. trip tomorrow....


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Niehoff study to determine if vitamin D supplements will improve mood in women with type 2 diabetes
Researchers enrolling women with diabetes and depression
MAYWOOD, Ill.– Loyola University Chicago Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing researchers are recruiting women for a study to determine whether raising blood levels of vitamin D can improve mood in women with diabetes. The study also will examine whether raising vitamin D levels can reduce blood pressure and affect how well women manage their diabetes.
Principal investigator Sue M. Penckofer, PhD, RN, and colleagues hypothesize that women who have low levels of vitamin D and receive weekly doses of 50,000 IUs of vitamin D3 will report a better mood than those who receive weekly doses of 5,000 IUs.
"Using a higher dose of vitamin D is potentially an easy and cost-effective way to improve mood," Dr. Penckofer said. "Improving mood may make these women more likely to eat properly, take their medication, get enough exercise and better manage their disease overall."
Penckofer and her Loyola co-investigators received a $1.49 million grant (R01NR013906) for the study from the National Institute of Nursing Research at the National Institutes of Health. Women who are eligible are between the ages of 21 and 75 and have type 2 diabetes, low levels of vitamin D in their blood, are overweight and report symptoms of depression. Women will be randomly assigned to receive one of the two doses for six months. The study began enrolling women in November 2013 and will continue until 2017.
Earlier studies have found that depressed people have elevated levels of inflammatory biomarkers, notably cytokines and C-reactive protein (CRP). The study will explore whether vitamin D supplementation decreases inflammation, thus providing evidence for a plausible mechanism for how the vitamin works as an antidepressant.
About 1 in 10 people in the United States has diabetes, and the incidence is projected to increase to 1 in 4 persons by 2050. Women with type 2 diabetes have worse outcomes than men. The reason may be due to depression, which affects more than 25 percent of women with diabetes. Depression impairs a patient's ability to manage her disease.
Many Americans do not get enough vitamin D, and people with diabetes are prone to vitamin D insufficiency or deficiency. The exact mechanisms behind this are not known, but may include limited intake of foods high in vitamin D, obesity, lack of sun exposure, and genetic variations.
Penckofer is internationally known for her research on vitamin D, diabetes, and depression. Her co-investigators are Angelos Halaris, MD, PhD; Ramon Durazo, PhD; Pauline Camacho, MD, Joanne Kouba, PhD, RD, Mary Ann Emanuele, MD, and Patricia Mumby, PhD.
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Bond guys galore
Who was the first actor to play James Bond on screen? Sean Connery? Nope. Barry Nelson. The American guy-next-door actor played "Jimmy"...
Who was the first actor to play James Bond on screen?
Sean Connery? Nope. Barry Nelson. The American guy-next-door actor played "Jimmy" Bond opposite bad guy Peter Lorre in an excruciating adaptation of "Casino Royale" for a 1954 episode of TV's "Climax!" You can find it as a DVD extra on MGM's edition of the 1967 "Casino Royale" spoof, but you've been warned.
The 007 rankings
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2. George Lazenby. Seriously. The Aussie is often dismissed as an early role model for David Caruso because he quit after one movie. But 1969's "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" has emerged over the years as one of the series' best among fans. Lazenby impressed producers by busting an opponent's nose in a screen test, and is the most physical of the Bonds.
3. Timothy Dalton. The Welshman turned down "OHMSS," and his eventual entries, "The Living Daylights" (1987) and "Licence to Kill" (1989) left mediocre impressions. But Dalton brought a no-nonsense quality to the role the Fleming would have toasted.
4. Pierce Brosnan. Women like him, and there's a generation of young fans who identify him with the role; but he poses and delivers one-liners with the gravitas of a male model.
5. Roger Moore. "Live and Let Die" was really a blaxploitation comedy, five of his next six Bond flicks were increasingly silly laugh-fests (1981's "For Your Eyes Only" was a back-to-basics exception), and Moore admits that he played Bond tongue-in-cheek. Ironically, the stiff star of TV's "The Saint" and "The Persuaders" was closer to what Fleming had in mind.
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Thursday at 4 o'clock, a Lee County judge signed a court order demanding Mindy turn over her son. She has not, so she is now violating a court order.
McCready's mother, Gayle Inge has legal custody of Zander. McCready took him somtime in the past week because she says he was in danger living with her mother. Zander has been in Inge's custody for the four years. They live in North Fort Myers and Inge denies any allegations she was harming her grandson.
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Wednesday 09 May 2012
The most charismatic children's illustrator of his generation, Maurice Sendak always chose to interpret texts rather than merely decorate them. Regarding himself as the wholly equal partner to the many authors he worked with, he brought his own personal vision into their work as well as to the picture books he wrote himself, repeating numbers of favourite themes and characters over the years. His best-known book, Where the Wild Things Are, proved highly controversial before finally settling into the well-loved classic it is today.
Sendak was born in Brooklyn, the third child of immigrant Polish-Jewish parents, his otherwise settled childhood blighted by a series of severe illnesses. Spending much of his time looking out of the window, he was a prime target for his loving parents' sometimes obsessive anxieties. Disliking school, where he was the shortest boy in his class, he found compensation at home in comics and visits to the movies. His love of Mickey Mouse films led him to decide aged 12 to become a cartoonist. He later assembled a collection of Mickey memorabilia, describing Mozart and the famous mouse as the two principal influences upon his cultural life.
By his last year at school Sendak's talents were evident, his illustrations appearing in Atomics for the Millions (1947), a physics textbook by one of his teachers. Yet he preferred studying art in the evening while working during the day for a window display company. But he was soon receiving commissions, and in 1952 illustrated A Hole is to Dig; A First Book of First Definitions, by the author-poet Ruth Krauss, who with her husband Crockett Johnson, a newspaper cartoonist, became close friends with the young Sendak.
During the next 10 years he illustrated more than 50 picture books, preferring a pen-and-ink technique which, with his penchant for cross-hatching, gave his pictures the look of 19th century steel engravings. Particularly influenced by British artists from William Blake to Randolph Caldecott, Sendak was producing truly distinctive work. His popular The Sign on Rosie's Door (1960), which he wrote and illustrated, featured an exuberantly streetwise child able to whisk her companions away into flights of her own personal fantasy. Chicken Soup with Rice (1962), one of four books in his The Nutshell Library, taught young readers the names of the months through a small boy romping through its pages.
This whole series was another great success, reintroducing to the market those tiny book sizes always more popular with children than they are with booksellers, who find them difficult to display. That year he also illustrated Charlotte Zolotow's Mr Rabbit and the Lovely Present in nostalgic style reminiscent of Winslow Homer.
Sendak was moving on to what has been described as his "fat" period, creating forceful and unabashed child characters with large heads, stumpy bodies and loads of self-confidence. Max, the hero of Where the Wild Things Are (1963) was one such child. In trouble with his mother after some epic bad behaviour, he is exiled supperless to his room. He imagines sailing away to meet grotesque Wild Things, all looking like fanged medieval gargoyles and based on the Jewish relatives who used to visit when Sendak was a boy. Like the Wild Things, they used to threaten to eat up the often sullen little child but Max tames them, turning out to be "the most wild thing of all". Order is restored by the end when Max feels lonely and wants his dinner, but unapologetic to the last, he sails home to find it waiting for him, "and it was still hot".
Many critics felt the images were too disturbing, with the influential child psychologist Dr Bruno Bettelheim – renamed Beno Brutalheim by Sendak – condemning its general direction without having read it. But librarians and parents, also with misgivings, found that most children relished these ultimately cosy monsters, symbolic for Sendak of infants' occasionally murderous feelings towards those they also love. This new guilt-free acceptance of a child's capacity for imaginary violence, allied to his haunting text and brilliant artwork, all worked to win him the coveted Caldecott Medal for 1964.
Higglety Pigglety Pop! (1967) was one of a number of books where the artist takes over a nursery rhyme and expands it through pictures, in this case drawing on memories of the loneliness and boredom of his own over-sheltered childhood. This book was later turned into a one-act opera by Oliver Knussen, to accompany his other short opera based on Where the Wild Things Are.
But in other ways this was a bad year for Sendak, seeing him only just surviving a heart attack and then having to face the death after 14 years of his beloved Sealyham terrier, Jennie. She had been a frequent character in his illustrations and was described by the author without irony as "the love of my life". He was by now deeply into psychoanalysis, and living in Ridgefield, Connecticut in a sprawling white house with his long-time partner Dr Eugene Glynn, also a psychoanalyst.
His next major picture book, In the Night Kitchen (1970) was again controversial. This describes how one night a boy named Mickey goes on a dream journey to a bakery run by multiple versions of Oliver Hardy. Surrounded by adverts and kitchen furnishings from the 1930s, he is deputed to fetch the milk necessary for the baking. This he does, but his state of nudity once he had shed his pyjamas proved too much for prudish librarians, and this title became one of the most frequently banned books in America. But in the same year he was the first American artist to win the Hans Christian Andersen Award for children's book illustration.
A year later he visited Germany looking for inspiration in its landscapes and architecture for his illustrations for Lore Segal's translation of Grimms' Fairy Tales. The two-volume result, The Juniper Tree and Other Tales from Grimm (1973) was a stunning success, but with Sendak still responding too fully for some to the violence of these stories. Succeeding picture books proved troubling in other ways, possibly reflecting a severe emotional crisis suffered by the artist in 1977. Outside Over There (1981), the story of a baby kidnapped by goblins, left some critics feeling uneasy. We Are All in the Dumps with Jack and Guy (1993), which describes the plight of homeless children living in cardboard boxes within blanket tents where they are plagued by rats, also worried numbers of previous supporters.
Sendak was developing a career as an opera and ballet set and costume designer; starting with Prokofiev's The Love of Three Oranges at Glyndebourne, he then worked on an award-winning American production of The Nutcracker Suite in 1983. He was involved in 17 more productions in as many years, including The Magic Flute, Hansel and Gretel and The Cunning Little Vixen. In 2003 he illustrated a picture book version of the children's opera Brundibar, first performed in Terezin concentration camp in 1943, having designed sets and costumes for its performance by Chicago Opera Theatre.
Occasionally irascible, but possessing great charm and a lively sense of humour, Sendak remained creative to the end. His occasional despair at the injustices of a world in which many of his relatives perished in the Holocaust and in which close friends were to die of Aids never stopped him from channelling his energies into hosts of different projects, all with positive outcomes. In 1990 he founded a children's theatre company, The Night Kitchen, and in 1999 he created a Wild Things fun house in San Francisco – an immense playroom crammed with areas to explore. In 2003 he shared the first Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award with the writer Christine Nöstlinger.
Three years later came his pop-up book Mummy?, based on memories of old horror films. "Scaring children is my particular hobby," he joked, but most children continued to enjoy this latest example of the Sendak experience, with ostensibly menacing pictures of Dracula or Frankenstein's monster rendered safe by the artist's obvious affection for what he was illustrating. A towering figure in the world of books, always on the side of children and not only when they were being good, constantly and creatively drawing on his vivid memories of his own experiences when young, he was a true genius for all time.
Maurice Bernard Sendak, writer, illustrator and set designer: born New York 10 June 1928; partner to Eugene Glynn; died Ridgefield, Connecticut 8 May 2012.
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A confident Brackley U10 side secured a 4-2 win and put in another team performance. Unfortunately this team performance was generally a poor one with drills learnt a few weeks ago forgotten, which led to a scrappy game (too many Easter eggs?).
Final Score 4 – 2 to Brackley.
Brackley v Casuals Game 2
15 April 2012
Casuals came out fighting for the second game scoring twice before Izaak Bow, in his first ever game for Brackley, could respond. Scrappy was the word of the day along with lateral which most Brackley players seemed intent on running.
Half time 2-0 to Casuals.
Brackley's attack in the second half usually came from George Altham and Jamie Cockerill who ran well eating up the yards but failing due to poor awareness. If passes were given, tries would have come.
More lateral play followed and there was even a time when 7 players were in the ruck! Ben White took contact using the only option - pick and go. Izzak Bow came in to take the ball over the try line to score his second try of the day. 3-1
Scrums were under pressure and shaky but Ben was still able to get the ball away to George Uzolins, who scores but is nearly tackled by a local terrier much to his surprise!
Brackley begin to play better holding scrum pressure with Franco Fulljames, Matthew Start, Jamie, Ben and Nathan Dowdell all combining to string passes together or present the ball.
Final Score 4-1 to Casuals.
Brackley v Casuals Game 3
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Game 3 saw game time for Izaak Bow, Logan, William Grantham, Jack Lester and a try for Jamie Cockerill
Brackley began to run forward and better aggression was showed by William and Jack work hard to gain ground but Casuals were on for revenge winning 4-1.
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All over Southeast Asia, yellow is associated with gods, royalty and feasts, and any celebration is likely to have a large dish of yellow rice like this at the center of the table.
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- 2 tablespoons peanut oil
- 3 large shallots, chopped
- 2 cups jasmine rice or other long-grain white rice, rinsed, drained
- 1 teaspoon turmeric
- 1 teaspoon ground coriander
- 1 cinnamon stick
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 3 1/2 cups canned low-salt chicken broth
- 3 fresh or frozen kaffir lime leaves
Heat oil in heavy large saucepan over medium heat. Add shallots and stir 3 minutes. Add rice and next 5 ingredients; stir 2 minutes. Add broth and lime leaves and bring to boil. Reduce heat to low; cover and cook until liquid is absorbed and rice is tender, about 20 minutes. Remove from heat. Let stand, covered, 5 minutes. Discard cinnamon stick and lime leaves. Transfer rice to bowl.
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Sunny Beach
Set on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast, Sunny Beach is a real big gun of a holiday resort. This modern, purpose-built resort is the country's biggest and it really packs in the nightlife. You'll find this place brim-full of clubs, hotels and restaurants. It also comes with a whopping 8-kilometre beach and easy access to Bulgaria's biggest waterpark.
Around 1,000 years ago, Obzor was called Sun City and Roman emperors came here to get away from it all in the summer. Some things don't change, and today this resort on Bulgaria's southeast coast is still pulling in the punters with its laid-back vibe and sandy beach.
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