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Galway anti-water tax groups unite for major protest on Saturday
Anti-water tax groups from across Galway city and county have united into a new association, Galway Unites Against Water Charges, which will hold a major protest in the city this weekend.
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Guide:Crafting 101
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Crafting Recipes[edit]
To access the Terraria crafting menu, press the Inventory key (which is Esc by default) while in-game. This will bring up your inventory, as well as equipment slots and other options. The crafting menu is located in the bottom left of your screen, as indicated in the image below.
The items that can be currently crafted will appear in this menu. Your options are determined by the items you have in your inventory, as well as your proximity to various crafting stations. Next to an item's icon is where the Recipes for the respective craftable items will appear.
To navigate this menu, you can click or use the mouse wheel to scroll through items. To craft something, click the icon of the item you wish to craft. The item will attach itself to your cursor, and from there it can be placed in your inventory or dropped by clicking to the outside of your inventory in the world. Large numbers of stackable items can be made by right-clicking and holding the icon to quickly create and stack that item until the stack is maxed. To exit your inventory, press the 'Esc' key again.
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The most commonly used crafting stations are the Work Bench (all variants), Forges (Furnace, Hellforge, Adamantite Forge, Titanium Forge), Anvils (Iron Anvil, Lead Anvil, Mythril Anvil, Orichalcum Anvil), Alchemy Station, Sawmill, Altars (Demon Altar or Crimson Altar), Keg, Cooking pot, Loom, Tinkerer's Workshop, Dye Vat and a Table with Chair combination (all variants). There are a few more crafting stations, however they only allow you to craft a few recipes. When standing next to any of these stations, depending on the materials in your inventory, the crafting menu will have items you can craft. Most recipes require the player to be close to a specific crafting station.
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An example of a complete above ground crafting station. There is no Demon Altar since they can not be moved.
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- Release Date: Oct 30, 2001
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22-Pound Cat Attacks Baby And Holds Family Hostage
Cats are assholes.
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On Sunday evening in Portland, Oregon, a 22-pound housecat named Lux with a "history of violence" attacked a 7-month-old baby and then held an entire family hostage in a bedroom.
The chain of events unfolded like so: The cat scratched the 7 month old in the forehead, causing the child's dad to kick the cat away from the baby. The cat then became enraged, and started to attack the family, who themselves retreated to a bedroom and called 911 while the cat paced in the hallway outside the bedroom.
It would then, according to the police report, attempt to charge the door whenever anyone tried to leave. When the police arrived, the cat "attempted to flee custody" (actual language used in the report), ran to the kitchen, and then to the top of the refrigerator, where it was (somehow) captured using a dog trap (!) and placed in a travel-style kennel.
There are two types of people in this world. There are cat people, and there are sane people. Cats are essentially awful, terrible, some might say sociopathic creatures who cannot be trusted and prey on humans using mind control.
Of course, there are already cat apologists out there who are #dadshaming the father for taking action to save his child. Is it not in our rights as Americans to protect our family? If a cat comes to my door and terrorizes my family, can I not use force and my God-given American right to kick it up the backside?
If you can't kick a cat in America, what has this world come to? These are our rights at stake, folks.
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The "new" Farragut Hotel, seen in 1987, was built on Ocean Boulevard in Rye to replace the original, which was torn down in 1975, but it was never occupied and stood empty for more than 20 years before being torn down in 2003. (Union Leader file)
Rye granted Valley Properties a permit to pour a foundation in November of that year. The following year, work began on a 95-unit structure.
The other big difference was the original Farragut had reservations and guests.
"It was never finished, never occupied," Herlihy said. "It was a brick envelope that sat there for 24 years."
"My understanding was it was because of dispute in the family that went way back," Epperson said.
When residents added their comments to the town's 1986 master plan, the Farragut property and over development ranked high on a list of concerns.
And the building codes that were in place back in the late 1970s were all updated. Without ever being completed, the new Farragut needed to be renovated.
While that small makeover was underway, a reporter from the Portsmouth Herald asked Demoulas family member Michael Kettenbach why the project was never completed. Kettenbach said indecision on the part of the town, the beach district and the owners were to blame.
Herlihy said that today the site is a well-maintained lush, green carpet. And while the site is one of the most valuable pieces of land on the Seacoast, the Demoulas family has never offered even a glimmer of hope to potential buyers that the acreage is for sale.
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HEARding Cats Collective is excited to present International Electromatics, a improvising duo based in Baltimore, MD that performs on modular synthesizers. Featuring veteran syntheists Dave Vosh and Frank Vanaman, every performance is uniquely different from the last. International Electromatics are previous performers on the Sonic Circuits Festival, as well as at the (now defunct) Hexagon space, and more recently at the National Electronics Museum in Linthicum, MD.
Dave Vosh, born in Washington, DC, has been experimenting with electronic music since the 1970s and live performance since 2005 in various solo, duo and trio projects involving modular synthesizers and other devices. He performs regularly in DC and Baltimore. HEARding Cats presented Vosh at Floating Labs in 2010.
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Texas Health Unveils Center for Population Health
Opening the research center is part of a strategic plan to move Texas Health Resources squarely into a leadership role in the transition from fee-based healthcare to a value-based reimbursement model, says CEO Douglas Hawthorne.
Texas Health Resources has opened a research center intended to establish best practices for population health strategies that are intended to shift the giant health system's business model from fee-for-service to a value-based model.
Douglas Hawthorne, CEO of Texas Health Resources
It named Tricia Nguyen, MD, to lead the new Population Health, Education & Innovation Center. The health system, one of the largest in the state and billing itself as the largest in its north Texas home area, has spent the past seven years trying to make a transition from sick care to a value-and population health enterprise, as have many other health systems dealing with the challenge of healthcare reform.
A press release announcing the center's creation says it will be the nexus for sharing best practices, disseminating information about innovative approaches, leading physician-directed population health initiatives and coordinating community-based well-being collaboration.
It's all part of a strategic plan to move Texas Health squarely into a leadership role in the transition from fee-based healthcare to a value-based reimbursement model, says CEO Douglas Hawthorne.
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Family Tree: Season 1 (2013)
Critics Consensus: Family Tree starts slow, but eventually this mockumentary adds heart to the slapstick.
Critics Consensus: Family Tree starts slow, but eventually this mockumentary adds heart to the slapstick.
Season InfoNewly single and unemployed Tom Chadwick (Chris O'Dowd) sets out to discover his lineage after inheriting a chest of curios from a deceased relative. The improvisational series is filled with the eccentric characters common to the films of Christopher Guest, who created the show with Jim Piddock, and appears in the cast along with Ed Begley Jr., Michael McKean and Bob Balaban.
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Newly single and unemployed Tom Chadwick goes on a journey of self-discovery after inheriting a chest of curios from a deceased great-aunt in this mockumentary series. In the opener, Tom investigates an old photo of a man who may be his great-grandfather, while his friend Pete sets him up on a date.More
'Treading the Boards.' (Season One) Tom heads to a regional theater in Sussex after learning that acting runs in his blood. Ends 07/22More
Bea and Monk audition to perform at a birthday party; Tom seeks information about the life of his grandfather, William; Pete accepts a challenge.More
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[Christopher] Guest's gentle scripts offer plenty of lighthearted laughs that entertain, and you can't help but cheer for Tom to succeed in his quest and perhaps find love along the way.
By the time it aired its seventh and final episode, Family Tree was a genuine delight... albeit one that was so low-rated.
HBO's new series Family Tree shows great promise, mostly due to Christopher Guest's direction and Chris O'Dowd's strong performance.
Christopher Guest cuts his molars on TV with a program that rarely tries to be more than fairly amusing, mildly ambitious.
Far from frivolous, Family Tree actually does its best work -- and has the most fun -- mucking about in the spongy space between our imagined best selves and our worst instincts.
It stands out as HBO's most endearing offering, with every character naturally well-meaning and slightly whimsical.
It's painful to admit that the show is flimsy, but, for a series focused on DNA, its own seems ultimately flawed.
Family Tree bears rather disappointing fruit, so droll and dry as to be nearly taste-free, with only the occasional hint of bite.
If the plot is thin, the show does offer other pleasures, including the actors' improv skills, revealed in subtle and hilarious flashes of genius.
While the look, feel, and deadpan comedic sensibility of the series is reminiscent of Best In Show, Waiting For Guffman, and A Mighty Wind, Family Tree is its own beast.
Like anything Guest does, the show expertly blends pathos into its comedy, and we can't wait to see what hilarious family secret our poor hero uncovers next.
The rumpled O'Dowd has morphed into an unlikely dreamboat with his charming turns in Bridesmaids and The Sapphires, so if he's on a single-camera, mockumentary journey co-created by Guest, we're there.
Compared to more aggressive American sitcoms, Family Tree putters along, but winningly.
This series won't change the world, or even the world of TV comedy, but it is an intriguing diversion.
Over the first four episodes, Family Tree doesn't have the gut-busting, excruciatingly funny moments of Guest's movies, but it adds a warmth to the usual pathos of his characters, and O'Dowd's hangdog charm is a good match for the story.
The show provides some chuckles along the way, but many viewers may lose patience.
The freshest take on the single-camera mockumentary since Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Christopher Guest brings his improvised mockumentary style to television with hilarious results.
Guest loves nothing more than mocking the delusional among us, and I love nothing more than laughing at what he's laughing at.
When Christopher Guest has his director's hat on, droll is generally the order of the day. He carries that tradition to the small screen with Family Tree.
Family Tree makes for a somewhat baffling TV show. It is not quite a comedy because it is not particularly funny. There are at most a handful of moments that provoke more than a bemused smile.
The shows-within-a-show speak to the attention to detail lavished on Family Tree.
Like the characters who occupy Guest's best work, Tom and his friends have real stature, and the jokes often gracefully comment on their yearning to puncture the bubbles of their own self-concern to connect to others.
The results contain both fart jokes and erudition, but not so much heart. Family Tree is colder and flatter than Guest's best work, missing its inspired kookery and high-energy strangeness.
Family Tree is less belly-laugh funny than wry and occasionally poignant. It's a monument in a bottle.
Overall, there's not a lot here that's gut-bustingly funny, certainly not in the way that Guest's fans might expect, or with much memorable dialogue or laugh lines I can reproduce for you here.
There's a yearning in O'Dowd's performance that shows promise of a depth Family may yet achieve. Let's hope so. Family deserves at least that much.
While the show is full of comic highs and witty insight, it isn't funny all the time because some of the jokes are crude. But the gentle persona of Mr. O'Dowd is a perfect example of the sweet haplessness that underpins even the sharpest comedy here.
This balance of heartfelt emotion and absolute lunacy is probably the only way a Guest project could work as an ongoing series.
Family Tree may have too generic a title, but there's otherwise nothing commonplace here.
With the endearing and amusing Family Tree, Guest uses loose rhythms and semi-improvised scripting to make us feel as though we're in the room with yet another bunch of his crazy, sweet, unique characters.
Family Tree doesn't need its mockumentary monkey business to be affecting; it's stuffed with poignant, diverting treasure.
Family Tree marks Guest's first foray into small-screen comedy, and he's delivered all the goods we've come to expect from his subtly hilarious feature films.
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Sharkoon Launches A Very Affordable Virbating Gaming Headset With Mic, The RHS100
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Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Don Quijote Museum, Parque de Gasset, and Plaza Mayor. Also nearby are Museo Provincial and San Pedro Church.
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In addition to a restaurant, NH Ciudad Real features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and a 24-hour business center.
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 4-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Event facilities measure 3927 square feet (365 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and concierge services. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 89
- Number of floors - 6
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Conference space size (meters) - 365
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 3927
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Wedding services
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
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- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bathtub or shower
- Television
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Satellite TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Room service (limited hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Pillow menu
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
NH Ciudad Real - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Open select days.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-out time is noon
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Pets allowed, Only dogs and cats are allowed
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
- Breakfast fee: EUR 10 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 12 per day
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
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Anat Cohen is making the clarinet cool
As a good jazz musician, clarinettist and saxophonist Anat Cohen will introduce surprises into her performances -- a tune you didn't expect, an unusual phrase, a solo you'll talk about for a long time.
Or -- as when the Israeli-born, New York-based Cohen leads her quartet here in three concerts next month -- she'll add another musician to the mix: the harmonica player Grégoire Maret.
"It's not finalized what we'll play," Cohen says in a telephone interview from New York. "We'll see. I love the way he plays, the sound of harmonica with clarinet."
Cohen is on an extensive tour of North America and Europe with her quartet, featuring music from her latest CD, Claroscuro, but Maret has been added to the lineup only for the Winnipeg shows, March 9 and 10, as part of the Izzy Asper Jazz Performances series.
That unusual pairing of sounds just adds to the appeal of a show by the exuberant, skilled and innovative Cohen, who will perform here with pianist Jason Lindner, bassist Joe Martin and drummer Daniel Freedman.
On Claroscuro (Anzic), her sixth album as a leader, Cohen combines buoyant dances and dark ballads; thus the title, which describes the play of light and shade in art. Playing clarinet, bass clarinet, tenor and soprano saxophones, she swings on an Artie Shaw tune, Nightmare, transports La Vie En Rose from Paris to New Orleans with the help of trombonist and vocalist Wycliffe Gordon and gets down and dirty with a Middle Eastern tinge on And The World Weeps, a Dr. Lonnie Smith blues.
So, if that isn't enough for her Asper concerts, she'll add Maret's harmonica and "hopefully, I'll have new material by then," she adds.
Cohen is adept on clarinet, tenor and soprano saxophones but is reluctant to pick a favourite. "It's a mix," she says. "It depends on the project."
When she performs with her brothers, trumpeter Avisahi and soprano saxophonist Yuval, as the 3 Cohens, as she has done recently in support of their album Family, she plays mostly tenor.
"In my band, the balance is more clarinet than tenor; with Claroscuro, there is soprano, too," Cohen says.
The clarinet has a revered place in jazz history, but is played less as a solo instrument these days; it's more likely to show up in a big band.
But Cohen has raised the clarinet's image by playing it as a feature instrument. "A usual response (from audiences) is 'We didn't know the clarinet could sound like that.' For the most part, people who haven't heard me don't realize the clarinet is not just from one period -- it is a living voice in any music," she says.
"I'm helping people think the clarinet is cool."
Younger people don't get exposed to it, she adds, because of cutbacks in school music programs. "I don't know how young people will get any appreciation for musical instruments."
Cohen and her brothers don't get to perform together as much as they'd like -- Anat and Avisahi are based in New York while Yuval is based in Tel Aviv -- but they do manage a few times a year, she said.
Last year they had a three-week tour, which included the famed Newport Jazz Festival. This year their tour incudes a Carnegie Hall performance. Cohen says she has performed there before, but 'this is my first time co-leading a band at Carnegie Hall."
Cohen's quartet will tour in Europe in March and May.
"I'd like to get more time in Europe," she says. "I like to play in Europe because there is a general appreciation for the art of jazz; they are enthusiastic."
The Anat Cohen Quartet performs Saturday, March 9, 8 p.m., and Sunday, March 10, 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., in the Berney Theatre at the Asper Jewish Community Campus. Tickets are $38 at 204-477-7534 or online at www.radyjcc.com/ticketcentral.
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Five games in six days is a tough task for any team.
For the second consecutive week, it was a fourth quarter interception that was the main factor in a Statesboro victory.
CLAXTON - Claxton's star running back, Shavez Mincey, left the game with an injury midway through the second quarter, but the rest of the offense answered the bell.
BROOKLET-It wasn't as bad as it looked. Really. This isn't just a "hometown newspaper" thing.
Bulloch Academy turned five Tiftarea fumbles into points Friday night as the Gators pummeled the Panthers 48-7 in the GISA Region 1-AAA opener for both teams.
The Screven County Gamecocks picked up their first win of the season in the region opener, beating Jefferson County 31-19 in a back-and-forth affair with a wild fourth quarter.
Despite the relative closeness of the schools, tonight will mark just the second all-time meeting between Statesboro and Tattnall County when the two square off at Womack Field at 7:30 p.m.
After two weeks on the road battling non-region foes, Bulloch Academy begins its eight-game Region 2-IAAA schedule tonight at Gator Alley, hosting the winless Tiftarea Panthers.
PORTAL - After a stunning setback last week, the Portal Panthers will try to get back to their winning ways tonight as they travel over to Evans County to take on Claxton at 7:30 p.m.
BROOKLET-Southeast Bulloch has boiled tonight's matchup against Bleckley County down to a simple catchphrase - "Make them snap it again."
PEMBROKE - Last season, Mark Wilson struggled in his first year as the head coach at Bryan County. Trying to make some changes on a team that was heavy on youth and light on recent success, the Redskins stumbled to a winless 0-10 mark, but this season, a resurgence has Wilson and his team sitting at 2-0 through their first two games.
For many high school football teams, the goal is simply to find a way to put up the most points each week. For Statesboro, which can boast more wins than most, everything is about the bigger picture.
BROOKLET - A football team's biggest improvement comes between the first game of the season and the second game.
PORTAL - It was the best of halves and it was the worst of halves.
SANDERSVILLE - For three quarters, the House of Pain lived up to its name - then Statesboro dealt out some punishment of its own.
BROOKLET - Southeast Bulloch has passed the first test, but there is still plenty more work to be done.
SYLVANIA - When Ron Duncan arrived at Screven County prior to the 2012 season, the Gamecocks were in a decade-long rut.
Halfway through the season, the Metter Tigers found themselves with their backs against the wall.
PORTAL - The Portal Panthers celebrated their homecoming two weeks ago, but a few more alums will get an encore performance when Jenkins County comes to town on Friday night.
BROOKLET - Since taking over at Southeast Bulloch in 2010, head coach Pat Collins has been consistent with his plans for the Yellow Jackets.
DUBLIN - Bulloch Academy's Lanier Olliff and Will Rushing combined for just 16 carries, but the duo amassed 216 yards and five touchdowns as they led the Gators to a dominating 42-16 victory over Trinity Christian School in GISA Region 2-AAA action at Cleve Warnock Stadium Friday night.
Statesboro entered Friday night's game on a two-game winning streak, but the top-ranked Gators from Ware County brought it to a screeching halt.
BROOKLET - It's safe to say that the rough start for Southeast Bulloch is all but forgotten.
The Statesboro Blue Devils are coming off a pair of wins that have given them a spark after an 0-5 start to the season.
PORTAL - The road doesn't get any easier for the Portal Panthers tonight as they face their sixth consecutive opponent that will likely make the Class A state playoff field in November.
Bulloch Academy will have to find a way to derail the 'Payne Train' tonight when they face Trinity Christian School in a key GISA Region 2-AAA matchup at Cleve Warnock Stadium in Dublin.
The Statesboro Athletic Hall of Fame is proud to announce the upcoming addition of six new members.
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Audit finds few issues in district
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Michael Bisping turned down an offer to fight Cung Le before accepting a middleweight fight with Tim Boetsch at UFC 148 in Las Vegas on July 7, he revealed to me earlier today.
The British fighter also dismissed Mark Munoz as not "particularly dangerous" as an opponent. He also stated that he would take a re-match with Dan Henderson, whom he lost to at UFC 100.
"I have never really looked at Mark Munoz and thought he looked like a particularly dangerous opponent," said Bisping.
"His ground and pound looks good, his wrestling doesn't look all that dangerous, his stand up is suspect and he's got a weak chin. I think Tim Boetsch is probably a harder fight."
On Henderson, Bisping added: "I would 100 per cent be interested in a rematch. Made a lot of mistakes in the build-up to that fight and I have grown as a fighter."
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