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"My feeling was, I'm not sick, I just have cancer, and we're going to beat this thing."
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Jim Ferraro has always been a 'glass half full' kind of guy. Retired from the defense industry, he is inspired by nature and the outdoors, the love of his close family and his faith in God.
Jim's positive outlook was put to the test in 2010, when, at the age of 61, he had a choking incident at a Labor Day family barbecue. A piece of meat got stuck and wouldn't move up or down his throat. Jim threw up what looked like bile, and his daughter, a nurse, was immediately alarmed. "Something just didn't feel right," he recalled. An endoscopy was scheduled for that same week with a specialist near Jim's home in Scott Township. "When my doctor brought us the results, he had tears in his eyes," recalled Jim. "He said it was cancer, and there was a possibility that the pancreas was involved."
While the news was devastating, Jim had no doubt he was going to pull out all the stops and fight. "Of course it was a shock, but I said let's get the crying done now, and then go to battle," said the Vietnam War veteran.
A niece with a friend in research at Fox Chase Cancer Center urged Jim to seek treatment there. "She said 'Uncle Jim, they're the best. That's where you need to go'," he recalled. Despite the three-hour travel time in each direction, that's exactly what he did, meeting first with a medical oncologist and radiation oncologist Joshua Meyer, MD, who performed a battery of tests and scans. "I felt like I was in good hands and was confident in their ability to care for me," shared Jim.
At that point, Jim was facing a diagnosis of stage 4 esophageal cancer. He met with the chief of the Division of Thoracic Surgery at Fox Chase, the surgical leader of his treatment team. "My feeling was, I'm not sick, I just have cancer, and we're going to beat this thing," said Jim.
The first line of defense for Jim was a six-week course of chemotherapy and radiation, administered at Fox Chase Monday through Friday. His wife, Mary Ellen, stayed with him, at the American Cancer Society's Hope Lodge, which is conveniently situated on Fox Chase's campus. She was able to drive Jim home every weekend. "Hope Lodge was a Godsend, saving us time and money," he said.
Jim tolerated the radiation and chemotherapy surprisingly well. "My doctors were amazed. I was so fortunate to have my oncologist, Dr. Goodyear (a fellow), Dr. Meyer and Dr. Rege (a fellow) on my team taking care of me," he said. "I was able to eat so I didn't lose that much weight. The last two weeks or so, I just got very tired." He finished up in early December and was home for the holidays before his scheduled surgery in the New Year.
Jim started 2011 with a 10-hour operation in which they removed any suspicious area of the esophagus. Then the doctor used part of Jim's stomach to form a replacement swallowing tube, which left him with a smaller stomach after the surgery. "I came out of the whole thing pretty good," he said. "I can't eat a big meal, so I've lost some weight, but I'm putting it back on. The best news was that they took 80 samples of everything, including my lungs, and there wasn't even enough tumor left to send for a biopsy," he said. "I am cancer-free today. It's a miracle."
More than a year after his surgery, Jim's energy is good, he's back to hunting, fishing and golfing. "I'm doing everything in moderation," he said. "I spend time with my grandchildren. It's fantastic. A lot of hospitals don't even take cases like mine. But God bless Fox Chase. Some hospitals treat you like you're a number. At Fox Chase, we felt like family."

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Soren couldn't sleep his mind dwelling over those idiots in the shadow sector starting a revolution against the humans. They were just messing shit up and it wasn't right what the humans were doing to them. Soren liked the way things were he felt that humans and his kind could not coexist peacefully both sides had bred much hatred against each other. This revolution would only breed more hatred; of course Soren knew he was being hypocritical in all ways and was a traitor to his own kind. That didn't bother him much though the world hadn't changed much it was still Darwinian type world only with a few twists.
With his mind running full tilt and the red glow of his clock radio on his bedside table seeming to glow brighter as time went on Soren left for what would hopefully be a peaceful walk on the city streets. Soren lived in a nice part of town full of highrises and where wealthy bachelors lived. The streets were kept nice and clean, there and the night air was not filled with sickening car exhaust. The grey sidewalks gave off heat even though the light from the sun had not touched them in hours. The streets were also void of most people say the few tired men and women that had to work at such an ungodly hour. An hour passed by as Soren walked through the vacant streets where the scenery began to transform from proud high rises to abandoned shops , industrial areas, and fenced off areas to abandoned construction sites. The streets here where a little more filled here with the homeless and few of Soren's kind. It was oddly lively here Soren noted as he looked around seeing rushing around perhaps this revolution had a little merit to it than Soren had first though. Still it would amount to the same once the humans issued their reaction;which wouldn't take long when a bunch of creatures from the shadow district showed up on their doorsteps.
Soren readied himself to turn around when gunshots went off only a few blocks away in an abandoned factory. It didn't take a genius to figure out what was going, but Soren was heavily curious as to exactly what was happening. He also wondered if he could get in on some of the action, seeing that his earlier excursion to the shadow district was uneventful. With the agility of a cat he made his way to the abandoned factory slipping by the the unprepared metro police who had surrounded the factory. With quick use of his powers he grew wings and aimed for a broken window on the top floor of the factory as his wings morphed back into his body. On the other side of the wind he rolled through broken glass but managed to keep quiet as the sounds of pounding feet raced by the room. With the light coming from the full moon Soren made his way to a catwalk overlooking a chaotic battle between a group of creatures mainly composed of werewolves versus a well trained swat team. It was hard to tell who was winning since smoke lingered between the opposing sides and screams could be heard on both sides. The police were beginning to pour into the building making the situation alot worse as they were easy targets for the werewolves. The police were not as well prepared as the swat team were but they were beginning to fall back and the two sides were at stand still again as bullets flung across the room and werewolves attempted to break the humans ranks.
Soren began to make his move toward turning himself into a monster with metallic like skin just as two figures appeared in his peripheral they both shot at him hitting an area which was still vulnerable. Soren held the pain in rolling to cover using his powers to push the bullets out and seal the wound for the time being. More bullets sprayed around him but now he was ready for the two humans and their guns. He rushed through his arms turning into deadly knives, the two managed duck narrowly missing his attack on them. Soren hit the wall and quickly jumped back missing another volley of bullets that passed through the wall as if it were nothing. The woman aimed her gun firing down at him causing him to off the catwalk. Soren should have guessed they would bring armour piercing rounds. Wings sprouted from his back again and he rushed towards the two humans picking them up before they could pull the trigger and throwing the hard against wall in hope they would drop their guns from their hands. Although winded the woman had managed to hold on to her gun, and took very quick shots hitting Soren's shoulder blade and legs. In seconds Soren plummeted from the air hitting the catwalk with such force it shook and wobbled dangerously. Baring through the pain he turned his arm into a large shield losing his metallic skin, his arm grew in mass and density as a flurry of bullets hit his arm. Soren had to get out, he too had come here unprepared, and he had paid heavily for it.


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Transform a social foible into a community benefit."
The soda fountain and soda fountain prototype are constructible settlement objects added in the Fallout 4 add-on Vault-Tec Workshop.
There are four variants of the soda fountain: the unique prototype built during the quest The Watering Hole and configured through a terminal, and three generic variants that can be built after the quest depending on what parameter was applied to the prototype.
Each variant requires 2 Power and an assigned settler to function.
The parameters that can be applied to the soda fountain are the following:
- "Mood Enhancer": The soda fountain will generate 15 points of happiness for the settlement.
- "Appetite Suppressant": The soda fountain will generate 5 points of happiness and 1 unit of food.
- "Regular Caffeination": The soda fountain will generate 5 points of happiness.
As for the slot machine, all settlers will periodically visit it to get a drink once it is operational including guards and off duty vendors.
The prototype is located in the Special section of the workshop crafting menu during the quest The Watering Hole. Once the quest is finished, the soda fountain is located under Resources → Vault.
All variants require the same materials to build.
Glass (3)
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The appetite suppressant variant is potentially lethal for random non-essential settler (1% chance of death per day).
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 13, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas f"" I Welcome Back, Students! Tomorrow marks the start of another school year. See what's in store, Page 2. Sisters in Suffrage See Page IB for special coverage on the 75th anniversary celebration of the passage of the 19th amendment. World Body Board Championship See Page 6A for more details. Inside Obituaries ...........................2A Opinion.........................................4A Letters to the Editor......................5A Sports Day..............................6A-8A People..........................................1BStammtisch Birthday wishes from the Herald-Zeitung! The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends birthday wishes to; Dustin Baker, Clarence Bueche, Connie Brumfield, Corrie Sisak, Jack Robinson, Pilar Urias and Frank Heynis. Happy anniversary to Arthur and Odelia Caballero (19 years). Good morning! Lotto Texas Saturday night's winning number* 25, 31, 34,35, 37,47 Est $28 million -TEXAS- lotterv Shopping Spree tickets on sale today The Noon Lions Club will be selling raffle tickets today at HEB for a three-minute shopping spree to be held next month at the store. Proceeds from the sale of the tickets will benefit the Texas Lions Camp for disabled children. Party for Claudia Perry An informal retirement reception will be held for Claudia Perry, celebrating 25 years of coaching volleyball at New Braunfels High School. The reception is today from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Capparelli's party room. Everyone is invited. La Leche League to moot The La Leche League of New Braunfels will meet Wednesday, Aug. 16 at 10 a m. in the meeting room of NBNB Center North, 1000 N. Walnut St. Breastfeeding mothers and babies, and mothers-to-be interested in breastfeeding, are invited to attend. For information, call Dana at 625-1240 or Mary at 609-2889. Annual Skat state tournament later this month The Texas State Skat League's annual state tournament will be held at Goerke's #1 near Marion on Aug. 27, and the Hermann Sons Lodge south of Giddings on Sept. 3. Play is required at only one of the locations. There will be a warm-up at 10 a m. with the main event at 1 p m at each location. As earlier announcements have indicated, public skat in Texas has continued to decline over the years. In an attempt to slow this, all those with any interest in skat are invited to come to the regular Saturday game at the American Legion in Seguin a little before 1 p.m. For more information, call Jim Leissner at (210)379-2955 or James Stolte at 625-7295. SUunmtisch ( Hie New Braunfels Htruld-Zeilunn invites its readers to submit items lo Stammtisch Accordion lo the So/duenburn Archives and members o] the German i immunity. "Stammtisch" represents a silt inn place for numbers of the community lo not her and share the da v s hap/ieninns We invite vou lo share with us I This newspaper is printed on recycled r newsprintNew Braunfels h J.vHerald-I ~ 22/99 41° "SScROPU ?SEi - PASO- TX 190SUNDAY $14)0 36 Pages in three sections ■ Sunday, August 13,1995 Serving Comal County for more than 143 years ■ Home of DUSTIN BAKER ut-*-Ojulg e of DUSTIN BAKER Vol. 143, No. 196 Project Learning Herald-Zeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL Volunteering their time for the Project Learning school supplies program are (left side of table) Adam, Dora and Louis Gonzales, and (right side) Hilda Medina, Irma Lara, Gloria Herrera and Domingo Herrera. Resident's den evolves into school supply center By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer It's the time when parents scramble to fill the back-to-school supply lists for their children. When area families find it hard to afford supplies their kids need for school, Project Learning steps in. Dora Lara-Gonzales, founder of Project Learning, was talking with a principal at a school board meeting several years ago. "The principal said she was amazed at how many children come to school without supplies," she said. Lara-Gonzales and friend Gloria Herrera decided to do something about it. They began collecting funds and school supplies to give to children who needed them. "The first year friends and relatives donated and we helped about 30 kids," she said. "Being bom and raised here, we wanted to give something back," she said. Project Learning has taken referrals from Communities in Schools in the past to avoid duplication of services, Lara-Gonzales said. At the end of each summer, she and Herrera set up an assembly line in Lara-Gonzales' den. The den is stocked with supplies needed for each grade in each school. "We buy everything that's on that list," she said. When the referrals start coming in the two women fill bags with needed supplies. "We put the child's name on the bag and take it to the 'In exchange for supplies the parents volunteer time at their child's campus.' — Dora Lara-Gonzales school," she said. One year Project Learning even bought shoes for a number of students, she said. Project Learning works with no overhead. "Every penny donated goes directly to help the students," Lara-Gonzales said. Wal-Mart has been a great help to Project Learning, she said. Anyone wishing to contribute can take donations to Wal-Mart. This year Lara-Gonzales decided to involve families of referred students in Project Learning. "In exchange for supplies the parents volunteer time at their child's campus," she said. That way parents have earned the supplies, and they're becoming involved at the school when they might not have been before, she said "We're proud of what we do," Lara-Gonzales said, "it's our opportunity to make a difference in the community that we love." Council expecting overflow crowd Monday's agenda stacked with controversial issues By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer Tomorrow night's city council meeting could be a bam burner. The Civic Center will be ready in case the public overflows the regular council chambers, Councilwoman Jan Kennady said. Six public hearings are on the agenda, and each of them has the potential for controversy: ■ enacting regulations to prohibit the possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages on the Comal River, ■ prohibiting the possession of metal containers on the Comal River, ■ prohibiting excessive noise in the city of New Braunfels, ■ rezoning a tract of land bounded by FM 725, County Line Road and McQueeney Road from "R-2 single family and two family district" to "R-3H multifamily high density district" and "M-1A light industnal district," ■ abandoning a portion of Garza Street in the vicinity of McKenna Memorial Hospital, ■ request for a special use permit to allow the operation of a health clinic on Krueger Avenue. No action will be taken on the Comal River alcohol or can ban issues or on the noise issue tomorrow — only the public hearings will be held. The meeting will probably last until around midnight, Kennady said. "We have so many people speaking to issues that are controversial," she said. "I'm prepared to listen to all their opinions." Public hearings are a needed part of the process, Councilman C. Ray Schoch said. "I hate to prejudge issues," he said. "There might be some things that come out at the meeting that will change your mind," he said. Concerned citizens who come to the public hearings need to stick around until the issues of concern come up later in the meeting — in the action agenda when the city council actually votes on an issue. "They need to hear the council's discussion of the issue, then see how it comes out so they aren't surprised when they read the results in the paper the next day," Schoch said. When so many heated issues are packed into one very long meeting, it can be hard to give each separate issue the attention it deserves, Kennady said. "I hope in the future someone can prioritize these public hearing issues and space them out within the agenda," she said. By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer CISD sets $18 million bond election district to do things such as replace old air conditioning units. "I don't feel good about what we have to spend, but I feel we're using the taxpayers money wisely by doing it this way," said board member Dan Krueger. lf passed, the bond is expected to increase the district's tax rate by about three to four cents per $100 valuation, according to Abel Campos, CISD Director of Business Operations. This means that CISD school taxes for a home appraised at $75,000 would increase approximately $19 per year. The bond election will be Oct. 14. The CISD board also unanimously approved a $35 million budget at Thursday's meeting. The 1995-96 budget is up from the 1994-95 budget, which will be approximately $31.8 million once all amendments have been made. The biggest increase in the budget was in the area of payroll. Campos said he still cannot give a firm tax rate. However, he estimates it will take a total tax rate of about $ 1.565 to fund the approved budget. This is down from the current tax rate of $ 1.58. Administrators for Comal Independent School District are citing rapid growth in student enrollment as a reason for a larger budget and a bond election. The CISD board of trustees, in a 6-1 vote, approved last week a $17.95 million bond election to be held Oct. 14, 1995. The bond is being requested to cover preventive maintenance, electrical and mechanical improvements, and construction costs. "There's no Cadillac here. It's things we have to have to run the school," said CISD Maintenance Director Roy Linnartz. The bond will include a new 800 student western campus middle school, distnct-wide safety code renovations, district-wide ADA renovations, electrical and mechanical improvements, a Canyon Middle School and Smithson Valley Middle School expansion, and expansions at Canyon and Smithson Valley High Schools. The board also added a section to the bond for preventive maintenance, which would allow the A Firm Foundation Bob Krueger credits much of his success to education, upbringing in New Braunfels By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer From Oxford, England, to Congress to Burundi, Bob Krueger is still guided by the principles that shaped him during his New Braunfels youth. "I've actually lived in the same house, now, for over 50 years. We moved here when I was seven years old " Krueger's father, Arlon, had great success with several New Braunfels businesses. "Dad started business here in 1928," Krueger said. Arlon Krueger began with a Buick dealership, which expanded to include Oldsmobile, Pontiac and CMC trucks. Later he acquired a hosiery mill and the Faust Hotel. Arlon Krueger was also an embodiment of one of New Braunfels' finest qualities — "This city has, by any standards of anywhere I've lived, an extra ordinary amount of community spirit,' Krueger said. The _ best example, he said, is the local volunteers — in schools, churches, government and clubs. As do New Braunfels parents today, Krueger's father supported the local schools with money, time, and spirit. During the war years, New Braunfels High School away football games couldn't be broadcast at night because of a radio blackout, "...so he had loudspeakers set up on the Main Plaza...and people would gather on the plaza and listen to New Braunfels playing football," SF Krueger in 1953 class photo Krueger said. Krueger looks back on his New Braunfels education with pride. He earned a Ph.D. from Oxford in England, and at age 36 was the dean of arts and sciences at Duke University. "I have always valued my doctorate at Oxford ... but I have equally valued my expenence in the New Braunfels school system," he said. Krueger and his family are members of First Protestant Church. The faith he learned drives every aspect of his life. "My mother and father started a religious radio program on Sunday mornings, and it is by far the longest running program that KGNB has had," Krueger said. The program still runs on KGNB, now produced by Krueger, his wife and sister. Krueger has ideas about the best road to a good future for the city of New Braunfels. "The most important singular natural asset we have are the This city has, by any standards off anywhere I've lived, an extraordinary amount off community spirit.' — Bob Krueger springs and rivers," he said. "I think that the community must, in every way, protect that natural asset. The community should not lose sight of that " "It's important that this community continue to care about the future," Krueger said. New Braunfels had the first tax sup ported school system in the state, he said. The city must continue to invest in its children's future, or "...it is not living up to the best traditions of the founders of this community," he said. Krueger leaves today for Burundi, where he continues to help hold together the country's fledgling democracy. His wife, Kathleen, will stay behind, awaiting the birth of their third child. The Kruegers know the baby will be a boy. and they have chosen the name Christian Freeman. They have two daughters. Manana and Sarah "We have always said the same prayer before the children were bom." Krueger said "It was very simple. 'God, send us a child whom we can bless, who will bless us, and who will bless the world.'"Readers split on federal funding for PBS. See The Survey Says, Page 4A. ;
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Recently, I had an incredible opportunity to be a guest on Shark Farmer's podcast. It was the first podcast I've ever been asked to appear on, I really wanted to do a good job! Rob and I have been social media friends for ages, so I knew he would be kind. We scheduled a time for an interview and well, the rest is history!
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Favorite Things 2016 – A Gift Guide
Oh, yes, friends. It is that time of the year again! Time of a list of stuff I love, aka The Aghag's gift guide for difficult people. Now I have this set up where all you have to do is click on the picture and it should take you to the corresponding shop. These are all products I use and love and I am not being paid to say that!
My 11 Favorite Things of 2016
- First on my list is a Traeger grill. Look at it as an investment. A glorious investment in your mouth's happiness. Your life will be better for this purchase. I use mine weekly, everything from smoking to grilling to just sticking my face in it and taking a big whiff. Yes, they are pricey but quality costs! And they make smoking more of a fun activity then an all day, make sure your fire is right, it's not right, no, wait, it's right, chore.
- As I keep repeating, I went to the South a lot this year. I loved it. I fell in love with good BBQ. It changed me. So if you are gonna pull that trigger and get a Traeger, might as well get some bomb-ass seasoning! Enter: Dreamland. They are right, "ain't nothing like 'em nowhere!'. Sadly I only have a few more uses of my BBQ seasoning left. I'm deeply afraid of getting on that website to order more. I'm pretty sure I'm going to end up with a whole bunch of ribs and a nana puddin' getting delivered.
- The Classy Trailer and I have been friends on Facebook for years. She thoughtfully sent me a beautiful memorial necklace a few years ago when my loyal cowdog of 16 years died. It was such a meaningful gesture to me. Anyway this year she sent me an awesome pig necklace! I have a collection of agriculture themed jewelry. It's a great conversation starter when I am out doing the Megan Aghag show. The Classy Trailer has great handmade gifts for your agriculture/animal enthusiast in your life!
- I've been following Alyson Thomas for years now. I stumbled across her on twitter when she was asking butchers about cuts of meat. Her art – Drywell Art is my jam. Food and booze. I have several of her meat themed pieces. I especially love her pig work! I love to give her art out as gifts to my foodie friends. Plus I got to meet her in real life at the Renegade Craft Fair, and she was super cool!
- Years ago I went to the Renegade Craft Fair in San Fransisco. It was like Etsy came to life. It was lots of fun and I picked up some great Christmas gifts for both myself and my family. My favorite thing is a feed bag purse I purchased from Selina Vaughan. I loved them so much I bought two! One for me and one for my Mom. We both used them for years and years. I use mine every time I go to an agriculture conference and always get tons of compliments.
- Big things happen this year. I met my cooking idol, Alton Brown. Good Eats was a popular show when I was in college and I watched it regularly. I love how Alton uses a science based approach to explain the why's and how's of cooking. That tickles my fancy. When I saw he was going to be signing his new cookbook in California, I scheduled a day off, borrowed my Mom's car (driving a truck in the city is a big cup of no fun) and went to meet him! And you know what? It was everything I thought it would be. He was warm and charming and he is still my celebrity crush. Aside from all of that, this is a great cookbook. Everything I've made has been amazing. Totally a great gift for your favorite Foodie.
- I am a picky little thing when it comes to water bottles. I don't like it when my water gets warm. I don't like it when I can taste metal. I don't like it when the part I put my lips on is exposed to "the outside". I also hate using plastic water bottle once, then throwing them away (we actually recycle, but still!). But since I am outside so much during the summer I do need water with me or I shrivel all up. And that's simply no fun at all. Swell is my favorite water bottle of all time. It keeps things cold, or hot for way longer than it takes me to drink it. The cap covers where I put my mouth so I have no fear of putting my lips in cow poo! And it doesn't make the liquid taste like metal. Perfect gift for your favorite ranchster.
- Speaking of water…..I'm bringing this one back from last year because I still love it. Once you go bidet you can't go back. This bidet attaches right onto your toilet and is amazing. I installed it myself in about 10 minutes and never looked back.
- My summer was rough. I worked hard. I drove a lot. I dealt with some deep shit, both literally and figuratively. By the time October rolled around, my mantra was "I worked damn hard, if I want something, I earned it, damn it". This ring was one of those things I wanted. It matched my beautiful bag I got for my birthday. A local artist made it. And it was shiny! I like shiny things! Unfortunately, J Daily doesn't seem to have an Esty store. But she does have an email address firstname.lastname@example.com. She had many beautiful and unique rings, earrings, necklaces – shoot her an email, check out her stuff, you won't be sorry!
- If you didn't notice this was an election year. While post of the posts on social media were pretty horrible; but there was one shiny, hilarious light! The Liberal Redneck and the WellRED Comedy Tour. Trae is funny. His videos talk about very serious issues in a funny way. I like that. But hey, don't believe me check one out. After watching his videos I really wanted to see him perform, and turns out, he was playing about a hour away from me! I saw the show, and loved it! All three guys were hilarious! And they hung out after their show and met their fans! So cool! Plus Trae follows me on Twitter now. I got their book after the I saw the show, and again, really enjoyed it. It'd be a great gift for your liberal and not so liberal friends!
- Booze is always a popular gift during the Holidays. I mean it's one of the few things you can get someone who has everything! And this particular alcohol is extra good. Lassen Cider is a new Chico, Ca business. He makes a mean cider from local, heirloom apples the traditional way. He gives the leftover apple pulp to my pigs and cattle, so he is being extra sustainable. I've had all three ciders he has available right now, and I must say, I am a fan. Unfortunately, you can only this cider is you are a Northern California native. Hunt some down, you won't be mad about it!
There you go friends. Did I miss anything? What tickled your fancy this year? Care to share? Leave me a comment and hopefully I can feature it next year!
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Alabama White Sauce
Remember last year when I went to the South a whole bunch? And discovered how amazing it is down there? One of the many, many things I loved about The South was the food. I mean, it changed my life (cough, cough Traeger makes an amazing smoker). One thing I'd never had, but heard about, was Alabama White Sauce. My first experience with it was at Saw's (GO THERE).
After my initial mouth joy, I kinda got pissed that I went this far in life without it. It's just not a thing in California. Before I came home, I made sure to try it as many times as I could. I bought it by the bottle and brought it home too! I also asked for recipes. I got many. I know the purist claim real white sauce is only salt, pepper, mayo and vinegar. But while I was down there I found that everyone had their own variation. I tweaked it and kinda came up with a California version, I love this sauce and make it all the time.
Alabama White BBQ Sauce:
2 cups mayonnaise (I think Duke's is the best)
1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
2 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
1 tablespoon prepared horseradish
1 tablespoon sugar
½ teaspoon dill
1 teaspoon (at least, I use more) freshly ground black pepper
Salt to taste
Put everything in a mason jar and shake to mix. I like to give it at least 12 hours in the fridge to "meld" before serving.
Learning how to smoke has been one of my favorite things from this year. I've made everything from smoked potato salad to bacon candy in my smoker. It adds a whole new flavor and texture to meat and vegetables. And again, I get kinda pissed I've lived this long without having a smoker in my life. Don't make the same mistake I did friends. Go get yourself a smoker, and make some white sauce. You're welcome.
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Between continued construction across campus, providing the human resource, police, ITS, physical facilities and auxiliary service operations of the University, and participating in the Road Map strategic planning process, the Division of Administration continued to keep Binghamton University running throughout the fall semester. We encourage you to read about some of our specific projects in this report.
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The Division of Research is dedicated to fostering a rich environment for innovation and entrepreneurship, on campus and beyond. This dedication is evident in our involvement in plans for a new high-technology incubator to be built in downtown Binghamton as well as in our Entrepreneurship Across the Curriculum Program. Two of our faculty inventors recently received funding from the state's Technology Accelerator Fund and we continue to see above-average levels of industry support for our research.
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17909 Equinox Avenue, Lakeville, MN 55044
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New Development Pheasant Run of Lakeville! Farmington School District! The Payton 1 was designed to give you a space for everything! 4 roomy BRs & laundry room up! Owners suite BR features a cathedral vault, private bath w/tiled shower & whirlpool tub. Main floor has 1/2 bath, flex room w/wainscoating! Kitchen has a large quartz island w/white cabinets thru-out, corner pantry & mud room closet. GR has gas FP w/stone surround & knotty alder mantel! LL has large family room w/ a 5th bed & WIC!
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Property Details for 17909 Equinox Avenue, Lakeville, MN 55044
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 2 Full | 1 Three-Qtr | 1 Half
Lot Size: 0.24 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 70x150
Year Built: 2016
Garage Dimensions: 3 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Driveway - Asphalt
Style: (SF) Two Stories
Neighborhood: Pheasant Run
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 2955
Above Ground Sq Ft: 2195
Below Ground Sq Ft: 760 (approx)
Room Information for 17909 Equinox Avenue, Lakeville, MN 55044
Main Floor
Living Room: 16.3x15.6
Dining Room: 13.9x10
Kitchen: 13.9x12.3
Flex Room: 11.3x10.6
Porch: 18x6
Lower Floor
Family Room: 25.6x15
Fifth (5th) Bedroom: 13.3x11.9
Upper Floor
Bedroom 1: 13.9x12.3
Bedroom 2: 11.3x10.6
Bedroom 3: 11.9x10.6
Bedroom 4: 11.9x11.3
Laundry: 5x6
Dining Room Description: Informal Dining Room, Eat In Kitchen
Family Room Characteristics: Lower Level, Family Room
School Information for 17909 Equinox Avenue, Lakeville, MN 55044
School District: Farmington
School District Phone: 651-463-5000
Interior Features for 17909 Equinox Avenue, Lakeville, MN 55044
Appliances: Range, Microwave, Exhaust Fan/Hood, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Disposal, Air-To-Air Exchanger, Furnace Humidifier
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air, Fireplace
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (760 sq Finished) Walkout, Full, Finished (Livable), Drain Tiled, Sump Pump, Day/Lookout Windows, Poured Concrete
Exterior Features for 17909 Equinox Avenue, Lakeville, MN 55044
Lot Description: Tree Coverage - Light, Sod Included in Price
Lot Dimensions: 70x150
Roof: Asphalt Shingles, Pitched, Age 8 Years or Less
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for 17909 Equinox Avenue, Lakeville, MN 55044
Tax Amount: $185
Taxes w/Assessments: $185
Tax/Property ID: 225710001020
Tax Year: 2017
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EUR/USD: Trade ideas for August 26
By Felipe Erazo
The EURUSD has not filled the bearish gap left open this week bacause of the the bad economic indicators in Germany and the resignation of the French's Prime Minister. So far the pair hasn't managed to rise to the resistance level of 1.3239, where is located the 50.0 Fibo level.
However, it is likely that the EURUSD perform a rebound at current levels and rise to the level of 1.3239 as part of a corrective move. On the other hand, if the EURUSD manages to make a breakout at the support level of 1.3170, the next target would be the level of 1.3128. The RSI indicator of keeps above the 30 level.
Trading recommendations: Place sell orders if the EURUSD does a breakout at the support level of 1.3170 with take profit at 1.3128 or if this pair does a pullback at the resistance level of 1.3239 with take profit at 1.3183.


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text: World Film History Asia North Africa Japan after the war • Number of cinemas in operation: 1940: 2500, 1945: 850, 1956: 2500 • Censorship during the US occupation banning the idealization of feudalism, imperialism and militarism; encouragement of films praising peace and democracy • 225 jidaigeki (period drama) films are ordered to be destroyed, 40 leaders of film industry imprisoned for war crimes (freed in 1956) • Distribution of American films has a major impact on young filmmakers • Godzilla (1954) and other monster films emerge as a major popular genre • Independent critical film production begins to emerge Major Japanese films • TADASHI IMAI: Okinawa's Lilies (1953) • KON ICHIKAWA: Burmese Harp (1956), An Actor's Revenge (1963) • AKIRA KUROSAWA: Rashomon (1950), The Idiot, (1951), The Seven Samurai (1957) • KENJI MIZOGUCHI: Diary of Oharu (1952), Tales of Ugetsu (1953) • YASUJIRO OZU: Tokio Story (1953), Early Spring (1956), Late Autumn (1956), An Autumn Afternoon (1962) • MASAKI KOBAYASHI: Barefoot through Hell (1959), Seppuku (1962), Kwaidan (1964) • NAGISA OSHIMA: Cruel Story of Youth (1960), Death by Hanging (1968), The Realm of the Senses (1976) Popular Japanese genres • Yakuza, a very violent gangster genre emerges toward the end of 1960s • "pink films" or soft-core pornography, sometimes with a touch of cinematic avant garde as in Tetsuji takechi's Hakujitsu mu and Kokeimu (both in 1964) function as a training ground for aspiring filmmakers • Anime – tradition reaching back to 1917 – gains tremendous popularity first at home in the 1960s and abroad in the 1980s India • First cinemas showing mainly American and British films opened in 1910 • Gradually domestic production emerges in the form of stage adaptations and treatment of mythological themes • With 12 major languages intertitles had to be in up to four languages – sometimes together with a narrator • Musicals make sound films mass entertainment • Realism in a melodramatic context, e.g. succumbing to alcoholism because of unrecruited love • Devotional films • After independence national Hindu policies at time thwart local production • Musical production balance by art-films (about 10%) • Left wing "parallel cinema" Major Indian films • • • • • • DHUNDIRAJ GOVIND PHALKE: Raja Harischandra (1913) P.C. BARUA: Devdas (1935), Mukti (1937) V. DAMLEM & S. FATEHLAL: Sant Tukaram (1936) K.A: ABBAS: Dharti Ke Lal (1946) RAJ KAPOOR: Awara (1951), Shri 420 (1955) SATYAJIT RAY: Pathe Panchali (1955), Apajarito (1957), Parash Pathar (1958) • BIMAL ROY: Do Bigha Zameen (1953) • MRINAL SEN: Bhuvan Some (1969), Interview (1971), Calcutta '71 (1972) Indian cinema has been inspired by • Ramayana and Mahabharata • Classical indian theatre • Popular theatre (partly derived from classical theatre) • 19th century Parsi theatre • Hollywood • MTV K. Moti Gokulsingi &Wimal Dissanayake Contemporary Indian cinema • Since 1971 India has been the biggest (or at least second biggest) film producing country – up to 800-900 films per annum in 12-16 languages • Distributed into many Asian and African countries and even to the USA • In Chennai and Tamil Nadu states production may exceed that of Bollywood in Mumbai • Marudur Gopalemenon Ramachandran (M.G.R.): trom a trixter figure into Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu • Followed by his protegée Jayalalitha Jayaram Contemporary Indian Cinema • PRAKASH JHA: The Death Sentence: Mrityu Dand (1997) • ANESS BAZMEE: Pyaar To Hona Hi Tha (1998) • SANJAY LEELA BHANSALI: Devdas (2003) • MIRA NAIR: Monsoon Wedding (2004) Chinese cinema before the war • Domestic film industry begins in1905 • Chain shows: films and musical stage performances • Genres for target audiences: monster films, detective stories, family melodramas, psychological studies • Production companies as a rule short lived • Shanghai becomes a centre of film production in the 1930s: first golden period • Communists infiltrate major studios and begin production of leftist-liberal films • Japanese invasion in 1937 forces the film industry to more further south into Hong Kong • Japanese takeover of Shanghai film industry Mainland Chinese cinema • • • • • • • • • HUI XI (producer): Wronged Ghosts of an Opium Den (1916?) MINGXING (production company): Romance of Fruit Pedlar (1922) JUNLI ZHENG: A Spring River Flows East (1947) SUN YUN: The Life of Wu Xun (1950) WU TIANMING: Life (1984) LU XIAOYA: Girl in Red (1985) CHEN BEICHEN: Under the Bridge (1984) ZHANG JUNZHOA: One and Eight (1984) CHEN KAIGE: Yellow Earth (1985), The Big Parade (1987), King of the Children (1988), Farewell, my Concubine (1993) • ZHANG YIMOU: Red Shorghum (1988), Ju dou (1990), Rise the Red Lantern (1991) People's Republic of China, 1 • End of 1940s: the second golden period • Film industry is nationalized and collectivized in 1949. New studios and the Beijing Film School are established. • In 1951 in order to avoid "ideological confusion" filmmakers and critics are sent to reeducation and preventive censorship is established • Socialist Realism established as the main guideline in 1953-65. • During the policy of "hundred's of flowers" in 1957 social criticism is allowed. • In 1958 the anti-right "great leap forward" becomes the mandatory topic of films. Earlier films are condemned because they convey a false image of the Chinese worker, peasant and soldier. • In 1964 many directors are accused of reformism and their films are labeled as "poisonous weeds". • Cultural Revolution beginning in 1966: filmmakers are sent to do agricultural work and to be re-educated • Nearly all films made before 1949 are destroyed as being contrary to the ideas of socialism and the party • Film production is almost completely disrupted and continues only in 1970 • Ten revolutionary operas are made under the supervision of Mao's widow • A new boom begun in 1972 as its was allowed to take some distance from traditional revolutionary realism • Under the leadership of Deng Xiaopingin in 1978 a relatively liberal period begun. Officially class struggle remained the main guideline • From the middle of 1980s the so-called fifth generation began to make films more centered on the individual and to explore new expressive means. • After the Tienamen affair in1989 the sixth generation began making critical small budget films while some of the older master began making historical spectacles Hong Kong film industry • Strong Canton language film production in the 1930s • During the war production is almost completely halted as film makers refused to collaborate with the Japanese • After the war filmmakers arriving from Shanghai begin the production of Mandarin language films • Both left- and right-wing films are made • Kanton film is mainly mass entertainment for domestic audiences – almost completely dies away in the 1970s • Mandarin cinema is more quality conscious with a diasporic audience spread over various parts of Asia • Kung fu cinema: Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan Hong Kong films • ZHANG CHEN: One-Armed Swords-man (1967) • WEI LO: First Fury (1972) • TSUI HARK: All the Wrong Clues (for the Right Solution) (1981) • JOHN WOO: A Better Tomorrow (1986), Hard Boiled (1992) • WONG KAR WAI: Chungking Express (1994), Happy Together (1997), In the Mood for Love (2000), 2046 (2004) Taiwan • Film production truly begins only in the the 1950s • Films in Taiwanese and about local topics, stories and history, often inspired by stage traditions • Co-productions with Hong Kong and Japanese producers → use of Mandarin • A commercial studio system emerges in a big way in the 1960s • State control in the 1960s: call for "healthy realism" • Art-house cinema of the highest standard beginning in the 1980s. Films made also in Taiwanese Taiwanese films: • KING HU: Touch of Zen (1971) • HOU HSIAO-HSIEN: A Time to Live and a Time to Die (1985) City of Sadness (1989), Puppet Master (1993), Three Times (2006) • EDWARD YANG: The Terrorizers (1986), A One and a Two (2000) • TSAI MING LIAN: The Hole (2000) • ANG LEE: Eat Drink Man Woman (1994), Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) Mizoguchi: Sansho the Bailiff (1954) • Historical film of two children sold to slavery • You can follow one of Mizoguchi's constant themes: the fate of women in a patriarchal society • Keep also on eye on Kazuo Miyagawa's exquisite camera work and how it functions narratively South Korea • Until 1987 cultural life is kept under strict militarypolitical control • A great number of popular films made in the 1950s and 60s • Censorship particularly regarding political topics could be harsh and arbitrary • More political and art-house films in the 1980s • Opening of the market for foreign films in 1985 is at first a major setback for domestic film industry • Action films, spectacles and their combinations in the 1990s • The state, film industry and business life reorganize the funding, production and training in1993 • Censorship replaced by a film board • Hybridization between art and popular cinema • By the turn of the century domestic films receive more than half of box office receit • South Korean entertainment industry becomes very popular in many Asian countries – and at international festivals New South Korean Cinema • JE-GYU KANG: Shiri (1999) • CHAN-WOOK PARK: Joint Security Area (2000) • KIM KI-DUK: The Birdcage Inn (1998), The Isle (2000), Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring (2003), 3-iron (2004) North Korean cinema • The biggest estimates of the volume range from 15-80/annum – in some years possibly only 1-2. • Authors were to be "engineers of the human soul," "not mirrors to its infinite variety and capacity for individuality." • Artist were to help in creating a people faithful to the Great Leader and dedicated to his view of revolution. • Topics centred on resistance to the Japanese invaders, the horrors of the Korean War, the continuing suffering of the people under American rule, the inevitability of reunification under the appropriately regime. • "writers and performers must have a firm understanding of the role of class in the characterization of our enemies in order to depict clearly their reactionary nature and their vulnerability. Our enemies must be portrayed accurately." Pratt, Keith: Everlasting Flower – A History of Korea Cinema in the Arab World • At first, social and religious attitudes inhibit the acceptance of cinema • Two distinct tiers: luxurious air-conditioned cinemas for the wealthy and small squalid cinemas for the poor – even today • Domestic production develops very slowly and is heavily genre-bound • Egyptian cinema emerges first and becomes almost synonymous with Arab cinema • Sound enlarges the audience, musicals become a particularly popular genre • Though cinema is very popular in Lebanon, there is very little production before the 1950s • No production in Iraq or Syria before 1945 • First feature film in Iraq in 1977 and then some investment on epic super productions • Nationalizing of Egyptian film production in 1961is disastrous but gives the other Arab countries a chance • Governments have not subsidized production but have rather seen it as a source of revenue • Until fairly recently only Egypt has had some art-house production – the only Arab country which has a film school Cinema in The Maghreb • By 1950s some 200 colonial films made by Europeans – only 9 feature films by native directors • New national cinemas emerge in the 1960s under fairly rigid state control • In the 1960s and 70s the films typically depict national struggles • Independent socially critical production with French assistance emerges in the 1980s – distribution mainly through festivals and television channels. • Films probably reach bigger European than domestic audiences Cinema in the Arab world - beginnings Tunis • ALBERT SHAMAMA [CHIKLY]: Zahra (1922), Ain al-Gheza (1922) Egypt • MOHAMED BAYOMI: Al bash kateb (1922) • ISTRAPHANE ROSTI & WEDAD ORFI: Laila (1927) • IBRAHAM LAMA: Qubla fil-Sahara (1927) • MARIO VOLPI: Anshudat al-fuad (1932) Lebanon • JULIO DE BUCCI & KARIM BUSTANY: Bayn hayekel Baalbek (1935) Modern Arab Cinema Egypt • YOUSSEF CHAHINE: Cairo Station (1958), Salladin (1963), The Sparrow (1973), Destiny (1998) Lebanon • HEINY SROUR: Beirut: The Encounter (1982) Leila and the Wolves (1984) • ZIAD DOUEINI: West Beyrouth 1998 Iraq • SHUKRY JAMIL: Clash of Loyalties (1983) Tunis • FERID BOUGHEDIR: Halfaouine: Boy of the Terraces (1990), A Summer in La Goulette (1995) • MOUFIDA TLATLIN: The Silences of the Palace (1994), The Season of Men (2000) Iranian cinema • Domestic production at first only actualities and documentaries for the Shah family and the upper class • First fiction film in 1930 • Heavy censorship gives domestic production a slight advantage • Poor economic and technical infrastructure curtails production • Religious taboos inhibit cinema going, particularly among women • American cinema and television consolidates its position in the 1950s • Shah Reza Pahlavi gradually tightens control of cinema • Maintaining socially critical independent production is made difficult – particularly when winning acclaim abroad • Most people prefer Egyptian and Indian musicals and melodramas, or action films with tough guys fighting for Iran against Western influences • Islamic revolution condemns cinema as a supporter of the Shah and colonialism → some 180 cinemas destroyed and more than 90 % of films made in Iran are banned → refugee cinema • Since 1980s cinema has developed well despite restrictions – social criticism allowed, but not that of religious matters • While directors may be imprisoned and films shelved, Iranian cinema is hailed abroad as "one of the world's most important artistic cinemas." • • • • • Iran AVANES OHANIAN: Haji, the movie director (1930) ARDESHIR IRANI: The Lor Girls (1933) ESMA'IL KUSHAN: Tempest of Life (1948) MOHSEN MAKHMALBAF: Gabbeh (1996) Silence (1998) ABBAS KIAROSTAMI: Where is the Friend's Home? (1987), (1992), Taste of Cherry (1997), The Wind Will Carry Us (1999) • JAFAR PANAHI: The Circle (2000), Offside (2006) • ASHGHAR FARHADI: A Sepration (2011, first Iranian film to win an Academy Award)) Youssef Chahine: Al-massir /Destiny (1997) • Story about Ibn Rushd, known as Averroes, a 12th-century Andalusian philosopher, major translator and commentator of Aristotle • What kind of understanding of Averroes' philosophy emerges from the film? • How is the this historical drama made relevant in today's context?


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For a delicious presentation, layer cold custard with whipped cream or plain custard with lemon zest. Garnish with a cherry and half a cookie, a mint leaf, a slice of mango or as in the recipe, some chopped almonds, sugar and cinnamon.
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Blair, an Auckland chef, beat out 5000 other entrants in TimeOut and nzherald.co.nz's competition to become New Zealand's first owner of a Playstation 4 console.
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