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Summer at Emunah Neve Landy
For four weeks in July, more than 200 high school students from around the US travelled to Israel to create a meaningful, fun summer for at-risk children. Kol Hanearim—a nonprofit organization founded by Michael Reidler '09—is a unique program that tasks American teenagers with spreading love and energy at children's homes across Israel, working with some of the most vulnerable members of Israeli society and the Jewish nation at large. Kol Hanearim strives to help these special children create their own stories and believe in themselves despite their difficult living situations.
In 2008, Mr. Reidler had his first experience volunteering at Beit Elazraki Children's home. That one influential summer made him dream of helping every child at risk, and only a decade later, Kol Hanearim has sent hundreds of teenagers to seven homes across Israel and one in Odessa, Ukraine. Each year, the organization continues to grow as more high school volunteers are sent, more homes are involved, and more children's lives are changed.
This summer, Kol Hanearim began a program at Emunah Neve Landy in Even Shmuel. This home's distinguishing factor is its all-boys status, as opposed to the mixed-gender status of KH's other programs. Around 80 boys are housed at Neve Landy, many of whom have had traumatic, life-altering hardships in their early childhood.
Our job was to give these children, divided into groups and assigned to individual volunteers, a summer they would never forget. Besides for enhancing their yearly summer activities like biking, swimming, and trips to Superland, we took it upon ourselves to plan other exciting events that they had never experienced.
One of the summer's highlights was being able to create a Fourth of July carnival for the kids. Most of the children there had never even met Americans before, so it was really special to be able to share something unique to our culture. We planned relay races, an army day, and even a mini-World Cup. The tournament particularly excited the kids because not only did they get to play their favorite sport, but provided them with a chance to play organized sports – something that we take for granted in America, but they don't regularly experience. Even the simple act of kicking a soccer ball all day brightened their summers, and you could tell how much these kids appreciated us being there just by their willingness to play for twelve hours straight.
Some of the best moments on KH required no planning, from watching Spongebob with the kids to tucking them into bed at night. We were there not only to plan activities and sit with them during meals; we were there to be like older brothers and sisters, providing emotional support and making them feel special. Although at first the language barrier made it difficult to connect with the kids, everyday activities like playing Fortnite and taking selfies made the transition much easier. Whether it was teaching them how to play knockout or dancing to "Juju on that Beat," there was never a lack of energy.
To end the summer, six different children's homes were brought together with all 220 KH volunteers for a "winter wonderland" party in Tel Aviv, the first such event in Israel's history. Despite not having experienced the other five homes partnered with KH, it was clear just how happy each child was while throwing snowballs or ice skating with their new American friends.
As we were leaving the home, it was hard to believe that we had only been there for just four weeks. The connections we made with our children made it feel like we had spent years getting to know them. Even after returning to our regular lives, it was clear that the relationships we made were not just for four weeks: the kids who are able to FaceTime, text, and send voice messages do so daily. Although we were there for just a few of the fastest weeks of our lives, the summer that Kol Hanearim allowed us to give to these kids will impact them for years to come. Not only did we create new friendships, we redefined what a summer at Neve Landy looks like. Every year the children will countdown the days until summer because they know that new Americans are coming, and the next summer with Kol Hanearim will be another one to remember.
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These six elements will make your coffee shop great and have your customers coming back for more coffee.
- Cleanliness
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- Aroma
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How tall is Mark Wahlberg? Who is his wife? What is his net worth? Does he dress well? Here's everything you want to know.
Who is Mark Wahlberg?
Mark Wahlberg is an industry unicorn. He's one of the rare stars that successfully transitioned from teen idol to respected actor.
Restaurateur, fashion designer, rapper, underwear model, producer, investor, avid golfer, father, husband, and Oscar-nominated actor, Mark Wahlberg has done it all.
Yet, growing up, life wasn't perfect. Born in Boston, Wahlberg was the youngest of nine children in a middle class Irish family. He was constantly getting in trouble. In his youth, he spent time in jail following an arrest for assault. Though he ultimately only served 45 days of his two-year sentence, jail time turned out to be the wake up call he needed.
After his incarceration, Mark Wahlberg turned his life around. He started rapping and began his career in entertainment. He had an industry connection too. His older brother, Donnie, was a member of New Kids on The Block. Eventually, Wahlberg left the pop group to pursue a solo career as a hip hop artist.
His rap group, Marky Mark and The Funky Bunch, had success with their #1 single, "Good Vibrations" (1991). In that single he rhymes "my body is healthy". In addition to his music career, Mark Wahlberg turned to fitness to get his life on the right track.
Though his rap career has been over for a long time, he's continued to focus on health and fitness. Mark Wahlberg made headlines in 2018 when he posted his schedule for a "typical day" on Instagram stories. The calendar included a 3am workout, Cryo recovery, golf, another workout at 4pm, and six meals.
Aside from his insane schedule, Wahlberg is known for his roles in critically acclaimed films like Three Kings (1999), The Departed (2006) and Instant Family (2018). He's also a producer. His most famous productions include the HBO series Entourage (2015) and Ballers (2015-2018).
Outside of Hollywood, he owns a casual dining chain called Wahlburgers. His brothers, Donnie and Paul Wahlberg are partners. To date, there are 26 Wahlburgers locations throughout the United States, Canada, and the UK.
At the moment, Mark Wahlberg is filming the drama Good Joe Bell. It's scheduled for a 2020 release. His other film, Wonderland, is in post-production. It's likely to be released later this year.
Who is Mark Wahlberg's wife?
Mark Wahlberg is married to American model Rhea Durham. Together, they have four children. The couple began dating in 2001. Durham and Wahlberg married in a private Catholic ceremony on August 1, 2009.
The former Victoria's Secret Angel is taller than her husband. Rhea Durham is 5′ 9″. Their height difference is most obvious on the red carpet, since she's usually wearing high heels.
How tall is Mark Wahlberg?
We know he's rich. We know he's of the fittest men on the planet. We know he has a gorgeous wife and cute kids. Did you know he's also short?
That's right. Mark Wahlberg is 5′ 7″. At five-foot seven inches tall, his height hasn't stopped him from achieving success in any arena.
What is Mark Wahlberg's net worth?
These days, it's not the rhymes that keep him wealthy. He's amassed his fortune with plenty of projects.
Between his acting roles, producer credits, restaurants, his Barbados-based cricket team, his shares of F45 Fitness franchise, StockX sneaker resale marketplace, Aquahydrate, and probably a dozen other deals in the works, Wahlberg's investments have paid off.
As of 2019, Mark Wahlberg's estimated net worth stands at $255 Million.
His Casual Style
For Mark Wahlberg, shirts tend to be very fitted. Some are extremely tight–all the better to show off his hard work.
Mark Wahlberg's casual street style consists of:
- Graphic t-shirts
- Baseball caps
- A single chain (usually a cross)
- Loose fit jeans
- Large watches
- Cargo shorts
Although he goes for a casual look, the jeans and jewelry he sports are in line with his east coast roots. Those items would be swapped for flip flops and joggers if he were a native Angeleno.
Overall, his look is very simple, with a playful nod to his hip hop past. Mark Wahlberg is really just a jeans and t-shirt guy. It's no wonder his foray into fashion design was a t-shirt collection with Indian Motorcycle.
Of course, he also goes shirtless whenever possible.
His Red Carpet Style
In the past, Mark Wahlberg said he'll only put on a suit "if he has to." Maybe his discomfort with formal wear explains his tendency to make an Armani suit look like a JC Penney clearance find.
Fortunately, Wahlberg's non-suited professional outfits are much better. He has a go-to uniform of sweaters and black pants for television appearances and photo calls.
Generally, he sticks to the same basic silhouette of his casual looks–tight on top, with a looser fit on the bottom. His outfits may have one or more of these features:
- Solid crew neck sweaters
- Black pants
- Black jeans
- Suede boots
- Large watches
Overall, Wahlberg's style is fine, not great, but acceptable. Better tailoring, an upgraded shoe collection, and the addition of straight leg pants would go a long way to improve his look.


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kathyb replied to PatSchafer's topic in Gone Quilting...Chat About AnythingI sent you an email with some questions. Hoping it's not sold just yet. :-) I already have the Bliss rail system, so does this mean they are not compatable?
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kathyb replied to kathyb's topic in Gone Quilting...Chat About AnythingI ordered one! Thanks Cagey!
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kathyb posted a topic in Gone Quilting...Chat About AnythingI'm considering getting the True 1/4 inch foot for ruler work. I have a 2014 Millie. Can I just get the foot, or do I need something else with it to make it work? I notice that the foot surrounds the needle and I'm wondering if those who have it already can see their work since the foot seems to come up so high? I'm still not 100% sold on the idea. Thanks for your help!
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Norma, Will it help if you add a washer or two to the right side of the base to even it up? Maybe under the needle plate? Just a thought.
Great idea! I will try that Barb! Thanks!!!
Thank you ladies. You are correct! I knew when I was writing 'fence' it didn't seem right! Frustration made me go ahead and post! I don't have any issues with the height of the base. It lays very flat. It's just the gaps. I especially have trouble with the curved rulers. They get caught on the ends. I'm doing scallops on a border right now and and when I bring the machine towards me it 'hops' at the end.
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kathyb posted a topic in Troubleshooting & TipsMy Hartley Base doesn't seem to fit right. There are gaps between the base and the front of the machine, and also between the plate over the cutter. My rulers are constantly getting caught in them and messing up my work. I'm so frustrated! I've attached a picture. Does it look right to you? I had a 2003 Millie and that one fit snug. This is a 2013 Millie with a new Hartley base and it doesn't seem to fit the same.
Jim, I am on quilt #487 and my 2nd Millie. I am still learning things!! And still loving my job and this forum!!!
Jim and Rita, I also use all 3 bobbins. That quilt I happened to be using pre-wounds. It helped immensely changing my needle to a ball point. I had also changed the spring in the tension assembly even tho the original didn't seem to broken or anything. That worked! I've done 2 quilts since then and have only had very few skipped stitches. I do use a TOWA gage (life changing for me!) and I don't use the bobbins that are not running smoothly off the gage, whether they are wound on my turbo winder, or prewound. I have never had a problem with magna glides. With my pre-wounds, I take the cardboard paper off of the side that goes into the bobbin case and I have a Magic Genie washer in the bobbin case. I don't remember where I learned to tear the paper off the one side, but it works. It might have been Sharon Schamber. I really suspect the spring was not in the groove and changing it was what helped. Thanks so much!
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Rita, yes! Bobbin Genies! I have been using them for about 5 years now. I thought Debbie was talking about the actual discs on the tension assembly. LOL. Thanks!!
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Hi All, I changed the check spring, just in case... It solved most of the issues, but I don't really see anything wrong with the spring! Maybe the end of it had come out of the slot that it must go in. I also changed to a ball point needle (thank you Nigel!) and I should now be able to finish this quilt with no problems. I'm simply meandering around the 'rubbery junk', so I don't foresee any more issues. I hope! Rita, I do check under the little finger on the bobbin side at every bobbin change, but I'm not sure about the tension disks alone as Debbie mentioned. Where would I find that information? I'm very curious! Thank you all!!
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kathyb posted a topic in Gone Quilting...Chat About AnythingI have a new Millie (my 2nd one in 10 years!) and have quilted several quilts on it very successfully. Today I loaded a T-shirt quilt and have found that the tension is acting up. It looks very tight on the top so I have tightened the bobbin and loosened the top. Still looks the same. So I loosened the top so much that the tension discs are practically dangling and it is still looking too tight on the top! I noticed that it is occasionally skipping stitches too. I have looked at the hook assembly and the needle seems to be in the right place. I'm not afraid to time it as I have timed my previous machine many times. I have cleaned everything very carefully. I have used WD40 and oiled the hook assembly. I have changed the needle and turned it slightly. I checked the tension spring. Tried different thread and turned the cone upside down. Changed the thread path several times. Loosened the roller. Adjusted the hopping foot. I'm at a loss. Please help! Thanks in advance!
2004 Millenium 4 Sale in DALLAS/FT WORTH AREA $8,500!
kathyb replied to kathyb's topic in For Sale - Used Quilting MachinesTyra, everyone knows you on the forum already! You must the perfect new 'mom' for Millie! :-) Can't wait to order my new one!!!
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kathyb replied to kathyb's topic in For Sale - Used Quilting MachinesThis Millie is SOLD!!! She goes to her new home tomorrow!! Happy Trails Millie!
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kathyb replied to kathyb's topic in For Sale - Used Quilting MachinesThis Millie is still available in Dallas area!


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There are certain aspects of a country that seeps every aspect of the lifestyle prevalent there. It wouldn't be wrong than to say that Singapore and seafood have become synonymous of each other. A cuisine held in high regards here, the following locations do complete justice to the earthiness and richness of Singaporean seafood and way of living.
One of the easiest and cheapest ways to reach Singapore from Kuala Lumpur is to board a bus, tickets for which you can book from redbus.sg . The 11-hour journey passes through scenic routes that will see to it you don't realize where and when time passed by.
Red House Seafood Restaurant
Specialty: A plate filled with barbecued cuttle fish, black pepper crab and sambal belacan and the sea for company, this restaurant is said to provide locals and tourists alike a taste of what Singapore stands for. Its custard prawn preparation is a big seller.
Ponggol Hock Kee Seafood Restaurant
Specialty: The old-world charm of Singapore is represented through this seafood joint whose history dates back several decades. Reopened in 2014, this restaurant is known for its unique chilly-tomato sauce—a special preparation made from over 10 ingredients, including ones like dried shrimps and blue ginger.
Long Beach Seafood Restaurant
Specialty: The restaurant strives to be as distinct as the country. Each of its five outlets prepare dishes that are unique to that branch only. If barbecued fish is what you seek, then head to the East Coast Parkway branch. For the white jade crab, you will have to travel to the Dempsey Hill branch.
Mellben Seafood restaurant
The long queue at Mellben Seafood Restaurant is a testament to its popularity. During peak hours, you can find diners feasting on the signature claypot crab bee hoon. Also worth trying is the sensational butter crab.
Long Beach Seafood Restaurant
The creator of the original black pepper crab, Long Beach Seafood Restaurant currently has five outlets in Singapore. It is a place where locals go for seafood, and it serves a wide variety of seafood from all over the world such as Canadian Dungeness crab, tiger sea mantis and Norwegian rose gold crab.


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A Diesel Truck…With A Parachute
When you think drag racing, 1/4 times, and speeds fast enough to need a parachute, a pickup isn't probably the vehicle you envision. But that's exactly what this Dodge Diesel had.
It may look ridiculous but to watch a diesel truck power its way down the half mile is pretty cool in a whole new way. Let's be honest, these things weigh a ton and seeing them go that fast is pretty awesome. You have to appreciate a truck that weighs in at 6000 pounds and can hit over 200 mph.
1320 caught up with this somewhat awkward looking machine. It's a crew cab long bed pickup truck that's been lowered hits the half-mile with…a parachute. According to the owner, the truck has hit 204 mph at the Bonneville Salt Flats. But now the team decided that they wanted to try to rock out at a half mile event.
In fact, this truck makes so much torque that it looks like it's having a little bit of trouble hooking up on the pavement. But even when it's struggling to gain traction, this thing is still an absolute blast to watch.
This Dodge Ram crew cab monster really shows off what it can do! It might not have been able to get all of the factors to line up perfectly but you have to give them credit for the idea.


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HUF Hologram T-Shirt :
- Part of the HUF Fall2019 collection
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Help appeared in a snowstorm
My son and I had left New Milford early that morning to tour a college in Warwick, R.I. After the visit, we stopped for a quick lunch and headed back toward Connecticut into a blinding snowstorm.
Although traffic had come to a standstill at the junction of I-691 and I-84, we were able to exit into Southington to attempt to get back home via back roads, where travel was moving, but slowly.
There are no coincidences. We arrived at an intersection where we stopped at a gas station for directions and met an officer who was on his way home to Brookfield.
Hearing that we were trying to get to New Milford, he offered to guide us around the congestion and back toward home.
I never learned this officer's name, but thanks to him, my son and I arrived safely home. Thank you, sir, for your assistance that evening.


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CQC #42 and FTL #99
I used the now retired set True Friend by Stampin' Up! I love this stamp set. I usually use the sentiment that came with the set, but this time decided to go with one from Say It With Style by PTI. The large flower I used the Rock n' Roll technique. I stamped on the So Saffron pad first, than rolled the outer edge of the stamp on the Real Red stamp pad. I added some Pure Poppy buttons to the centers and -There it is!
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July 4th is the culmination of a year round campaign supporting Independent Retail Businesses Across the UK.
Here in Cardiff Central we are lucky to have such a wide range of independent retail businesses. Whether you're at the Maelfa in Llanedeyrn, Albany Road, Clifton Street or our vibrant City Centre you're never far from a thriving, independent retail business in Cardiff Central.
Independent retailers offer choice, diversity of product and service, tradition as well as innovation, and a more personal service to customers. They are also job creators and contributors to local and national economies.
And with retail spending under pressure, never have they needed our support more.
Why are local independent businesses so important?
• Independents account for something in the order of 65% of the approximately 290,000 retail outlets in the UK
• Research has shown that for every £1 spent with a small or medium-sized business, 63p is re-spent in the local area compared to 40p in every £1 spent with a larger business. (Source: FSB)
• Supporting independent local businesses helps job creation and job retention and retains diversity, choice and character in local communities.
This year, the campaign is asking anyone who can afford to to spend £5 in a local independent shop today. If we were all to do this, independent retailers would benefit to the tune of around £260 million.
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On Friday 9/26 in Carslile, PA, a well meaning trucker was seen by the McDonalds on Wolf Bridge Rd on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, luring Nevaeh into his truck with food after she had escaped her yard. Unfortunately, she has not been seen since. She is microchipped and she has a pink and blue topknot. She needs special food and medication. $1,000 is being offered for any information leading to the safe return of Nevaeh. No questions asked. If someone wants to drop her off anonymously, please take her to any vet or animal shelter where they can scan her chip. Please help spread the word!
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$1,000 REWARD for Return of Lost Yorkie in PA
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I dont want to give you any false hope because;
1) there may be a million Yorkies with pink hair on their head. It maybe something that is common with Yorkie owners &
2) I cant remember when it was, but......
2, 3 maybe 4 weeks ago, I seen a Yorkie (I'm pretty sure) in a truck with pink hair on its head... peeping out the passenger window...I think at the Loves fuel island... I think, in Minden, La. (I-20 exit 49)
I really didn't focus on the situation to store it in my mind & my memory aint so good these days, so I aint clear on all the details but, maybe its a lead that will fit somewhere in your search.
(Keep in mind, I'm an old, southern, old school, old fashion, country kinda guy)
Only reason I remember this is because I remember thinking.... "How silly it was that someone would dye a dogs hair pink". No offence but its why I remember the dog.... especially in a truck.
I aint clear on when it was, other than a few weeks ago & that I think it was a truck stop & there are only a few truck stops that I use in the limited area I run. Mostly La, Miss & southern Ark.
This may not have even remotely been your dog. It very well could have been just another Yorkie with pink hair.
Regardless if this helps or not, I do hope you find your dog. I have two little dogs & I am afraid that I'd go moffia on anyone who hurt, or took my dogs. But again, I'm an old, southern, old school, old fashion, country kinda guy.
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The 2017 edition of The Ogham Stone, the literary journal produced at the University of Limerick, was launched on 4th February at Doolin Writers' Weekend by the new Arts Council Writer Fellow at UL, Julian Gough.
Produced by the students on the MA in English and the MA in Creative Writing programmes, and supported by the School of Culture and Communication and the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, The Ogham Stone is fast emerging as a distinctive and prestigious context for new writing in Ireland, even at a time when literary magazines and independent publishers are increasingly under threat.
In his introduction to the current issue Professor Giles Foden remarks on the foresight of the University in its support of this publication, referring to The Ogham Stone as a "beacon of light … during these days". Julian Gough refers to the journal as part of Munster's literary renaissance in a recent Irish Times piece.
The 2017 issue showcases new writing and artwork by established and emerging Irish writers as well as international contributors from the UK and the USA. It features (among thirty-two pieces) poetry by Julian Gough, Marie Cadden, Catherine Phil MacCarthy, Mike Gallagher, and Jaki McCarrick; short stories by Joseph O'Connor, Catherine Donnelly and Anne Griffin; creative non-fiction by Nuala Ní Chonchúir and Barry McKinley; and artwork by Kieran Nee, Ruth Egan, Richard Smyth and John Chavers.
The Ogham Stone editorial team can be contacted at theoghamstoneul.com, and copies of the journal will be available for sale at the UL launch (*TBC) and on campus. The team can also be contacted on social media: Twitter and Facebook.


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From the moment the Lennon Sisters appear on the screen till the close of this extraordinary special, you'll be enthralled with this nostalgic 1992 compilation hosted by "America's Sweetheart of Song". Dianne, Peggy, Kathy and Janet have chosen achival black & white footage from their early days on the Welk show and recent footage from a variety of "old haunts" at the Santa Monica Pier, their family Victorian home and St. Monica's High School. They recall highly personal backstage memories and full-scale production numbers featuring such Welk stars as Larry Hooper, Myron Floren and Pete Fountain. It's superb entertainment form the glory days of television. Running time 85 minutes
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Monday, July 19, 2010
EIO Kids Cup Giveaway!
I do not know even one parent of young children who does not use some kind of straw or sippy cup for their child. Whether your are using plastic or steel cups, the cost adds up quickly. With each of these cups, you are also forced to clean out particles of mold and what-not that get into the valves and straws. Kathy Haskell, a mom of two, looked for a solution, and she came up with the EIO Kids Cup. Her children started drinking from 8 oz. glass jam jars. These jam jars were non-toxic and cost-friendly. With her husband, they created a user-friendly cap and sleeve to protect the glass in the cup. Voila! A Glass dinner-time training cup.
We like having our daughter using glass, like we do, at our dinner table. We also realize she is a toddler and throws, or spills things, so this cup is perfect.
The EIO Kids Cup
is a spout-free, valve-free cup made without BPA, Phthalates and PVC, and is designed to transition young children properly from bottles to real glass dinnerware. Sippy cup spouts and valves necessitate a bottle-like sucking motion, but EIO's unique cap promotes correct sipping, quickly and with less mess! Product baby loves it, and it has become her water-by-her-bed cup for nighttime.
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Following hot on the heels of barrier-breaking superheroes Ms Marvel and Black Panther is a bubbly sci-fi nerd. Erm. Did we mention she has telekinetic powers and can fly? Yeah. Move over, Superman.
Introducing Faith Herbert, Hollywood's first major plus-size superhero flying towards the silver screen. The Valiant Comics character will feature in live-action Faith, produced by Sony Entertainment and written by word-wizard Maria Melnik. In other words, Faith is going to be a film starring a women, written by a woman, and co-created by a woman.
If you draw a blank on anything superhero-related past the latest Spider-Man movie, worry not. Here's everything you need to know about this crime-fighting superhuman.
Faith Herbert is described as an energetic fangirl obsessed with all-things pop culture who just so happens to develop telekinetic powers, which turn her into a superhero… Casual. Even better is that Faith is drawn as a plus-size woman, and while there's nothing wrong with Wonder Woman's slender physique per se, 67 per cent of women identify as plus-size. It's time we get a super-protagonist that is a realistic representation of that.
"I've been hearing from women who are in their 20s, 30s, and 40s who have been reading comics for decades who have never seen a woman on the cover of a comic that looks like them," reveals Jody Houser, writer of the comic series. "And I think that makes people feel like they're welcome, and that this medium is for them, when maybe they've always loved comics but they haven't felt welcome before." We think the same could be said about Hollywood.
Could this be the pivotal moment for more body diversity and representation in modern media? While we don't yet know the answer to that, we do have faith.
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Top 5 Places To Visit When In Melbourne
When you talk about being elegant, hip, vibrant, and being the most liveable place in Australia, the pointer drops directly on Melbourne. This multi-coloured, dynamic city is known as the second largest liveable metropolis in the world. Being one of the most happening places in the world, Melbourne is as amazing as it is filled with places to explore. Foodies will have a delight here as you will get to experience a variety of cuisines like Italian, Greek, Asian cuisines which makes you feel like you are in Italy, Greek or Asia having the food there. Be ready to have a caffeine rush because some of the world's best coffee can be found here. Coffee person or not, you are going to try each one of them.
What exactly are the places and what you experience in those places are:
- World class events, the best of arts, food, drinks at the Federation Square.
- Feel the history of cricket in Australia in the Melbourne Cricket Ground and the National Sports Museum.
- Cruise it up in the Yarra River and relax at the Yarra valley with plenty of activities.
- Keep finding then losing yourself and exploring places around the laneways and arcade of Melbourne.
- Meet the famous snowy region animals pals, the penguins at the Phillip Island.
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Being a culmination of a lot of things at once, it would be best if you started your day here. If you are an avid contemporary art admirer, this place is filled with structures that you either love it or hate it. Since beauty is in the eye of the beholder, this place could be candy to your eyes or hot sauce, depending on how your taste in art is. Except for that, plenty of museums can be found. Not often do you find museums that exhibit games as an aspect of museums. Attend exhibitions and screening of a variety of contemporary art, experimental films in one of the several screening rooms. Gamers are in for a treat as there is a separate exhibit dedicated to video games. Apart from that this place is great for dining, or grabbing a bite to eat as this place is filled with plenty of eateries, pubs and cafes. Grab a warm cup of the best coffees you can ever have in the world. Coffee shops all around Melbourne have the best coffees exported from exotic places rich in coffee beans. As a matter of fact, Coffee shop tours are also available if you are the kind of person who cannot live without coffee.
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Melbourne Cricket Stadium (MCG), widely known as 'The G' is the world's largest cricket stadium and ranks in the top 10 largest stadium in the world. If you find yourself in this stadium during the summer, you are in a treat as the test cricket matches are held here during the summer. There are also events for people travelling there during winter. The Aussie runs takes place during the winter. So irrespective of whether it is summer or winter you can make sure that you get to catch in one of the games that take place in these grand fields. You can always have guided tour of the whole stadium and also don't forget to visit the National Sports Museum of MCG. Catch the highlight of the history of Australian cricket history and of MCG with thousands of artefacts all about cricket and stories of the legends Australian cricket. This definitely is a pilgrimage for cricket lovers.
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Wine yards, vineyards, wine yards! The main objective of coming to Yarra Valley is none other than experiencing and tasting one of the best wines ever made in Yarra Valley. Ale, Cider and vintage wines can all be found here. If you are the kind of person who enjoys a good art museums with even better wine, this place has got both of them and an additional, beautiful places to dine. There is no way to gain a sense of Yarra valley's beauty except for flying above it. Hot Air Balloon rides are available so that you could admire the beauty of it all while being above it all with the backdrop of Dandenong Ranges which made this place famous. Enjoy scoring fore with your nine iron on Eastern Golf club when you feel like you need to enjoy the view as well as shoot some balls. If you're planning on staying here, you would be stuck in an admiration dilemma between the architecture of the houses, the food and the wine. It is a tough struggle but the houses are amazing with jam dropping scenery around. Healesville Sanctuary if you decide to admire the different species of birds in the sanctuary and finish the tour with a good glass of Peach Melba; a dessert created by one of the top chefs of Yarra Valley which brings out every flavour you had in your taste buds.
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Open up your Instagram because this place is an abundance of creative, quirky places, shops and eateries. Make sure you fill yourself before you fill up the memory on your phone. Find a little piece of France in the Scott Alley. Heavy French accents and sweetest of delicacies all around. The Royal Arcade feels exactly like you've come to a place that looks like a Harry Potter movie. Hand-crafted designer toys, wooden dolls, and children's décor fills up this place. So many arcade which consist of various cuisines from around the world, antique shops, Melbourne made clothing, jewellery shops, secret lanes that lead to restaurants. For people who have a sweet tooth, sweets, lollies, candies and cakes are going make your mouth water and you will feel like a 5 year old at a candy shop at the Block Arcade. Take a tour of the alleyways and laneways of the place because the tour runs for almost 3 hours. These alleys and lanes run throughout the city filled with street art which are going to fill out your memory; your memory and as well as your device's memory. Mesmerizing street art and only makes you feel like exploring more.
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Few miles south-east to Melbourne this exotic island is the place which consists of endless coastline walks, abundant wildlife and seaside villages where you wake up to sound of the waves hitting up the shores. This holiday haven fills in with international motor boating, pristine family vacation time and a multitude of attractions that will tire your eyes in a good way. Splash out with your family in the ocean waters or surf high breaking the ocean waves, it is an amusement for every age. After a good long tiring day, chill out and dine out by the water and call it a day. Wake up and get your adrenaline rushing as you smell the burning rubber as there are motorcycle and car racing championships held at this island. Experience the night parade of the little penguins and seal the deal with the colony of fur seals. Enjoy the company of the furry and lazy Koalas as they lay lazy around and as you click pictures of these moments that are worth capturing and saving. You can also catch a glimpse of the migrating birds that fly miles to hang around the island for their chill-time.
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2020 Lotus Models are Arriving in Jacksonville
If there's one thing you can always count on with the Lotus brand of high-powered performance cars, it's that they never rest on their laurels. Sure, Ponte Vedra Beach and San Marco drivers won't be disappointed by anything that's come before, but sometimes it's nice to treat yourself to the very best. If you're looking to lock yourself into the latest that Lotus has to offer, you've come to the right place.
What's New in 2020?
History is being made in 2020. Lotus is releasing the first-ever British all-electric hypercar, the Lotus Evija, and it is truly a sight to behold. It uses a quartet of electric motors to produce a power output of 1,972 horsepower. Yes, you read that right; 1,972 horsepower.
As if that weren't enough, the Lotus Evija also gets up to speed at a downright gaudy pace. Zero to 60? That's nothing. It gets there in under three seconds. What's even more impressive is the fact that the Lotus Evija is capable of a zero to 186 mph time of just 8.6 seconds.
What helps it get to such a pace is the fact that the body is constructed from an ultra-lightweight carbon fiber monocoque, resulting in a weigh-in of just 1,680 kilograms (or just under 3,704 pounds). All in all, the Lotus Evija gets a top speed of over 200 mph.
As far as the all-electric part of the Lotus Evija is concerned, this hypercar gets a maximum range of 250 miles.
Refined Sports Cars Return
Of course, Palm Valley Drivers don't have to commit to the all-electric Lotus Evija. The Lotus Evora also makes a return in 2020 in one of two different models.
- Lotus Evora 400
- Lotus Evora GT
As its name indicated, the 2020 Lotus Evora 400 hits a maximum power output of 400 horsepower alongside an intelligently crafted body that emphasizes aerodynamics. The Lotus Evora GT takes everything a step further with improved power output and overall performance with an available race suspension package.
Take a Test Drive Today
The 2020 Lotus lineup has begun to arrive at Lotus of Jacksonville. Contact us with any questions you have, and we look forward to seeing you at our dealership.


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Do I really need a domain controller? That all depends on what your definition of one is. The Microsoft® definition of a domain controller is a server that allows a user to authenticate into a "domain," which is a collection of devices and IT services grouped together. Effectively, you would log in to the domain to receive services such as access to the network, applications, printing, file sharing, and email. In a sense, the domain was the equivalent to modern day single sign-on (SSO). The exception, of course, being that those services were within your on-prem network rather than web applications. But, that's hardly the way networks are comprised anymore.
Domain Controller Back Story
Domains were introduced under Windows® NT and subsequently became a core part of the back-office suite from Microsoft, which also included Active Directory® (AD) and Exchange®. The benefit of the domain was that you created a security model where you could give your employees access to critical internal resources and the IT admin staff could manage those devices/applications for support and troubleshooting.
Effectively, IT resources were locked away behind a perimeter, and in order to access them, the user would have to be within that network and physically connected to it via an ethernet cable. Alternatively, users could VPN into the network. That's not how most IT network environments want to operate, however. With the shift in IT networks, admins want to utilize the Zero Trust Security model, because they know that not all devices, users, and applications are to be trusted simply because they are logged in to the domain.
With the further push into the cloud era, is the domain even interesting anymore? There are a number of factors that are changing the relevance of creating and managing domains.
Factors Decreasing Domain Controller Efficacy
We have to remember the era that the domain was first created in for us to have a good idea about why it isn't effective now. Simply put, the scenarios that exist today are vastly different than those of the late 90s and early 2000s when the domain was the central aspect of most IT networks. Here are five key reasons why the domain of yesterday is lost in today's IT environments.
Less Windows-Centric Environments
The systems that you would find on networks during the late 90s and early 2000s would largely be Windows systems. But, with the influx of macOS® and Linux®-based systems, Active Directory and the domain controller have a much more difficult time managing those systems without cumbersome add-ons that require both monetary and time expenditures. With difficulty in joining non-Windows systems to a domain, many are leaving the domain behind altogether.
Increasing Cloud Infrastructure Usage
Companies are taking advantage of cloud infrastructure like Amazon Web Services® (AWS®), GCE, and Digital Ocean because of the overhead it eliminates from their operations. But, like Mac and Linux machines, these services exist outside of the scope of the domain controller. And, with cloud infrastructure usage comprising such a large portion of some workers' day-to-day work, the concept of the domain begins to make less sense.
Web-Based Applications
Long gone are the days of needing to install programs via disc. Now, users are getting a great deal of their work done on web applications like Office 365™ and Salesforce® housed in a browser window. So, the reliance on locally installed programs has lessened. The problem is, there are a number of different ways to connect SaaS identities to AD and the domain controller. That means IT admins are required to research, implement, and configure the right SSO solution, or Azure AD plus Azure AD Connect, and ensure that it is compatible with how their IT environment is constructed now and into the future. On the other hand, with some companies working completely from the cloud, many of them have decided to forgo using a directory altogether.
WiFi, New File Server Solutions
Nowadays, you don't even really need to be on a domain in order to leverage some of the tooling that used to be made available by one. You can now connect to printers and send them documents as long as you're on the right network. Another key feature of the domain was file sharing. But, with so many companies utilizing cloud file servers like G Drive™, Box™, and Dropbox™ as well as NAS and Samba devices there is much less need to configure your own traditional on-prem file server solution. Ultimately, this marks another strike against the domain.
Adoption of Directory-as-a-Service® (DaaS)
Now, more organizations are looking to adopt a cloud-based directory model, such as the one JumpCloud® has created with Directory-as-a-Service. With that shift, the need for domains may be completely supplanted. Directory-as-a-Service can authenticate users regardless of where they are and what network they are currently using to the services they have explicitly been granted access to. This trend towards cloud-based directory services coincides nicely with the shift away from infrastructure on-prem. For example, the adoption of G Suite™ to take the place of a number of on-prem productivity solutions like Exchange, Office™, and Excel™.
DaaS provides a centralized, cloud-based, and secure directory for authentication, authorization, and management of users and systems. The authentication of users and devices is a critical component when thinking about how you can potentially replace the functionality of your domain controller—or simply, to do without it. And like those early days of the domain, with SSO-like capabilities, JumpCloud provides True Single Sign-On™ via centralized user management, LDAP-as-a-Service, WiFi authentication through RADIUS, multi-factor authentication (MFA), system management with GPO-like Policies, SSO to legacy and web applications via LDAP and SAML, SSH key management, and much more.
Learn More About Cloud-Based Directory Services from JumpCloud
With the cloud era in full effect and fewer organizations utilizing Windows systems, admins are wondering if they even need a domain in today's modern IT environments. For those organizations looking to make a shift, sign up today for a JumpCloud account. It's free and it enables you to manage up to 10 users with the full version of the product. Once you've signed up, take a look at our Knowledge Base for information on how to get the most out of your account. And, if the concept of going domainless is causing you to have some reservations, feel free to contact us today to talk over your options.


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March 2014
Rich Andel
James Dunn
Tim O'Leary
Roger Haggett
Adam Hawley
Jim Parks
Chris Given
Dick Tuthill
Jason Fletcher
Nick Fletcher
Jeff Poltz
James Dunn shared his adventure brewing his award winning beer at Davidson's Brewery, Glenn Falls, ~3 hrs drive, they put on a great tour and are a true english style brewery making it very unique. They use the famous ringwood yeast open fermentors and repitch their yeast hundred of times, top cropping from one vessel to another. It sounded like quite a day, everything from shoveling grains and cleaning fermentors to brewing Jim's beer!
Adam - cider - 5 gallons of apple juice, S04 yeast and 1# brown sugar, dry hopped with 3/4oz aamarillo, 1/4 simcoe for 3 days, very drinkable
Adam - wheat stoute - 7# wheat, 4# 2 row, 1# flaked, 12oz cr 60, 12oz cr80, 12 oz choc, 8oz black, 1/2 oz magnum, 1/2 oz warrior, nice complex and flavorful.
Adam - ipa - freezer edition - prel, cascade, columbus, finished with 1oz simcoe & amarillo (kegged a week), a pleasing blend of hops.
James - Vienna Lager - young 2014 version, 1.052 og finished at 1.010, goes about 4 weeks lagering at 35 deg. Very clean and crisp.
James - Belgian Strong Ale - over 10% but you wouldn't know it, quite dry not the typical belgian yeast flavor (this is better and more drinkable), dry finish, slight pear flavor, little to no esters, abbey ale 530 whitelabs yeast fermented in low 60's, large yeast pitch from a gallon stirplate.
Tim - ice fishing lager - good lager with enough hops to make it interesting.
Chris Given - (sorry didn't have notes but I'm pretty sure we sampled your red ale containing plenty of hops, very flavorful.
We sampled a variety of robust porters from SmackinA$$ brewing (Jim/Jeff/Rich) all started from the 8% robust porter, which had black, peated and a decent amount of chocolate, S05 yeast.
The following samples we're all based on this beer and infused with flavors
Jim - robust porter, unmodified version, good clean flavor from
mix of dark malts.
Jim - robust porter with oak chips taken from a whiskey filled growler for up to year, these chips we're added to a keg and soaked for a few weeks which contributed vanilla and complexity of flavors to the beer. american chips, nearly a pound were added.
Rich - chipolte porter - same beer but new flavors added from an infusion of dried chiplote pepper which added a distinct smokiness and complexity, heat was also turned up with infusing a dried thai super chili for 3 days.
Roger - red zinfandel - 2011 medium dry, slighly sweet, very tasty.


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Serving: a small dish to go with rice
1 green zucchini, about 200g
1/4 tsp salt
1 egg
1 tsp milk
Dash of seasoning powder
1 tsp chopped garlic
1/2 tsp chopped ginger
1/2 tsp chopped red chili
1/4 tsp light soya sauce
30g water
Dash of salt & sugar
Dash of seasoning powder
1/2 tsp starch powder, mixed with
3 tbsp water
Chinese coriander for garnishing
1. Wash the zucchini with vegetable wash as we will be consuming the fiber rich skin.
2. Cut the zucchini into thin slices. Sprinkle 1/4 tsp of salt over them and mix well.
Rinse and drain the zucchini slices with water after 15 minutes.
This is to drain out excess fluid to make the zucchini crunchier.
3. Beat the egg with milk and seasoning powder. Set aside.
4. Heat up about 1 tsp of olive oil in a non-stick pan in medium high heat. Pour the beaten egg in when the oil is hot. Stir the egg into fragments after about 5 seconds. Allow the egg to rest in the hot pan for about 1 minute to brown it.
Flip the omelette over to brown the other face. Sweep the omelette pieces to the edge of the pan.
5. Pour 2 tsp of olive oil into the pan. When the oil is hot, add ginger, garlic and chilli to it. Stir-fry till fragrant, add in the zucchini slices.
6. When the zucchini slices have softened slightly, add 1/4 tsp of light soya sauce in, and wait until it bubbles. Pour in the water. When the water starts to boil, add in salt, sugar and seasoning powder.
7. Cook the zucchini to your desired softness, pour in the starch water and stir till the gravy thickens.
8. Garnish with coriander and serve hot with rice :)


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It was reported yesterday that the PSP2 may get a launch date and reveal come January 27th. MCV announced this rumor backed by a "legitimate source" but even more interesting is last year's article from IGN which rumors the device to be as powerful as the PS3. If and when the device is released you can expect it to be comparable to early PS3 titles. This outlines the strategy that is rumored of the device in order to compete in the handheld space.
Although MCV speculates that Sony has told licensees the device is "as powerful as the PlayStation 3" it makes sense that the company would be marketing the device as a high end alternative to Apple and Android devices. A handheld that would rival the 3DS more closely could be the end result of this strategy. More clarification on the product strategy should be outlined sometime in 2011, and the device is rumored to arrive in Q4 2011.
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The government has launched an official consultation about a new stamp duty surcharge - the long-awaited additional one per cent for non-UK residents and companies buying residential property in this country.
It was first announced during the Budget in November with Chancellor Phillip Hammond promising a consultation in January. The absence of an announcement last month prompted speculation that the government may have abandoned the idea; but this now appears not to have been the case.
Mel Stride, Financial Secretary to the Treasury and Paymaster General, says: "The UK is and will remain an open and dynamic economy, but some evidence shows that non-UK resident buyers of UK property could be inflating house prices. A one per cent surcharge could help more people own their own homes in the future, and its proceeds will go towards tackling rough sleeping, boosting our plan to halve the numbers of rough sleepers by 2022."
The consultation will cover all aspects of the charge, including how non-residents will be defined and how it applies to companies. The Treasury says further details will be published after the consultation has concluded on how much the charge is expected to raise.
The charge will apply to any person who is non-resident in the UK, including certain UK-resident companies which are controlled by overseas shareholders. However, crown employees working abroad – such as military service personnel – will not have to pay the surcharge at all whilst those who buy a residential property and then move to the UK will be eligible for a refund of their extra payment.
At the time of the initial announcement in the November Budget, the proposal received short shrift from the agency industry.
Rory O'Neill, then head of residential at Carter Jonas said: "In its attempts to maximise tax revenues from millionaire purchasers, the Treasury is facing an inevitable point of self-sabotage, as the breakdown it has exerted on the market as a result of its punitive stamp duty reforms is finally diminishing its revenues due to lower transaction volumes."
Meanwhile Guy Bradshaw, director of central London sales and lettings at UK Sotheby's International Realty, said: "We're pleased to see the government climb down from the original three per cent stamp duty levy … It's absolutely crucial that an extensive and collaborative consultation process takes place in January where we hope the government continues to listen to the genuinely detrimental impact this could have on an already fragile London market."
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Tomorrow we are off to Ontario – a quick visit with Mom before the second set of Consultation meetings in preparation for the Annual June change. We're looking forward to connecting with Mom as she continues to heal following her surgery. It is amazing what medical science can do! Her birthday is coming next week – am I suppose to still be saying you're 39 Mom?
Speaking of the Annual June change – when SA officers move to new assignments – the question was raised with me recently by another DC who wondered out loud if we could do away with this annual ritual. It would require a different way of looking at how we manage change as there are continual changes in the lives of officers that mean a geographical move or change in assignment. As well there are the needs of the SA as officers retire, resign or become ill. In April of 2009 I posted this question and surprisingly it has received a significant number of hits. Certainly there has been much discussion down through the years around our system.
The one thing that seems certain is that any system has it's strengths and weaknesses. So are we anxious to change because we think another system would benefit us, or because it is human nature to grow tired of what is common?
At the end of the day I was intrigued by the question posed by Michael Hyatt on his blog – is Romans 8:28 still in the Bible? Do we believe that God is working on our behalf to fulfill His will and that that will include some joyful days and some difficult days?


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March 2nd, 2007
Plot A God-fearing bluesman takes to a wild young woman who, as a victim of childhood sexual abuse, looks everywhere for love, never quite finding it.
Release Year: 2006
Rating: 7.1/10 (34,302 voted)
Critic's Score: 52/100
Director: Craig Brewer
Stars: Christina Ricci, Samuel L. Jackson, Justin Timberlake
Storyline In rural Mississippi, Lazarus, a former blues musician who survives by truck farming, finds a young girl nearly beaten to death near his home. She's the white-trash town tramp, molded by a life of sexual abuse at the hands of her father and verbal abuse from her mother, who seems to delight in reminding Rae of her mistake in not aborting her. Lazarus, who is also facing personal crisis at the dissolution of his marriage, nurses Rae back to health, providing her with gentle, fatherly advice as well as an education in blues music. Rae's boyfriend, Ronnie, goaded by the man who nearly beat Rae to death, misunderstands the relationship between Lazarus and Rae, and vows to kill him. Lazarus, exhibiting a street-smart understanding of violence and its motives, calls Ronnie's bluff, senses that he is as troubled as Rae, and becomes a guiding force in the young couple's resurrection.
Cast: Samuel L. Jackson - Lazarus Christina Ricci - Rae Justin Timberlake - Ronnie S. Epatha Merkerson - Angela John Cothran Jr. - Reverend R. L. (as John Cothran) David Banner - Tehronne Michael Raymond-James - Gill Adriane Lenox - Rose Woods Kim Richards - Sandy Neimus K. Williams - Lincoln Leonard L. Thomas - Deke Woods Ruby Wilson - Mayella Claude Phillips - Bojo Amy Lavere - Jesse Clare Grant - Kell
Taglines: To save his soul he must save hers.
Official Website: Official site | Paramount [France] |
Release Date: 2 March 2007
Filming Locations: Memphis, Tennessee, USA Box Office Details
Budget: $15,000,000(estimated)
Opening Weekend: $4,143,199
(4 March 2007)
Gross: $9,396,487
(20 May 2007)
Runtime:116 min
Trivia: Cedric Burnside and Kenny Brown, the members of Lazarus' band, are the grandchildren of legendary (but relatively unknown) blues singer R.L. Burnside. They played in his band while he toured up until his death in 2005. Additionally, the reverend (played by John Cothran Jr.) is named R.L. On a side note, features of Lazarus (played by Samuel L. Jackson), such as his hair and his history with the Juke Joint, are remarkably similar to Burnside's.
Goofs: Continuity:
When Lazarus is singing in the bar towards the end of the film. The cable on the microphone he is using keeps switching from being wrapped around the microphone stand, to just falling straight to the floor.
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An excellent movie with disastrous marketingRating: 8/10 We just saw this film previewed before release at the Norfolk (VA) Film
Forum, and there was general agreement on two matters: There were
excellent performances in a first rate drama by the two leads and by
others: and secondly, the marketing for this movie will only bring
disaster. We saw a lurid poster with chains and suggestive commentary
implying some sort of wacko sexual relationship between Samuel Jackson
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Revealing our feeling is the beginning of healing
At the start of the Bhagavad-gita (01.29), Arjuna reveals to Krishna the feelings of anxiety and misery that are overwhelming him. Seeking relief, he surrenders to Krishna (02.07). And the Gita concludes with Arjuna's declaration (18.73) that his negative feelings have been removed – he has been healed
Bhakti-yoga, which is the Gita's central recommendation, is essentially a process for healing our feelings. We are presently in an emotionally diseased state because our feelings are misdirected towards material things. As material things are changing and fleeting, attachment to them ends always in misery. Psychosis, neurosis, complexes and all such emotional problems originate in our misguided desire to enjoy matter.
Revealing our feeling is only the beginning of healing – it is not itself healing.
Bhakti-yoga purifies our emotions, redirecting them from matter to Krishna. When we practice bhakti, we need to, like Arjuna, reveal to our spiritual mentors our feelings, especially those feelings that strongly affect us. However, we need to remember that revealing our feeling is only the beginning of healing – it is not itself healing. We shouldn't stay stuck in the beginning, endlessly recycling old hurts and hang-ups, dumping our emotional load on others, and overall indulging in a pity party.
To actually be healed, we need to practice bhakti determinedly. So, just as patients inform their physicians about their symptoms to learn about the treatment, we inform our mentors about our feelings to learn how we can best practice bhakti.
Analyzing our feelings under guidance can help us better understand our disease and our cure. The worldly things that trigger wild feelings within us are symptoms of our disease – they show us our attachments and weaknesses, the things we need to guard against. The devotional things that trigger sublime feelings within us comprise our customized spiritual therapy – by doing those activities more, we can get a higher taste that makes austerities tolerable and bhakti yoga relishable.
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MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin isn't about to apologize.
Yes, the Badgers are stumbling into the Big Ten title game after a 21-14 overtime loss to No. 4 Ohio State on Saturday. Currently third in the Leaders Division, they've basically been gifted a shot at playing for the Rose Bowl because the Buckeyes and Penn State, the two teams ahead of them, are ineligible for the postseason because of NCAA violations.
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One of the biggest mistakes of my life? That time I quit writing
Hello and welcome to what Modern Blogger Magazine has called "The Most Popular Weekly Feature on the Internet, at least on Fridays, for sites named Ned's Blog, and not counting porn sites with the same name." I'm obviously VERY excited about this distinction! Although, not being one of those sites, my excitement is a little more discreet. Not to say my excitement isn't enormous! It's actually huge!
Wait… this isn't coming out right at all. I just mean that if you could see me right now, you'd know I'm very happy… DANG IT! I'm going to quit while I'm a head.
Anyway, some of you may have noticed the title to this week's post mentions a time I quit writing — which I did, back in 2006. For almost a year. It had nothing to do with the typical kind of frustrations every writer faces, such as not having a readership or being told it's time to "get serious" with your life by family members, friends, strangers or every publisher on the West coast. It also wasn't the result of drug addiction or alcohol abuse, although I did find myself addicted to watching Grey's Anatomy, which made me WANT to drink.
Things were going well with my writing. My readership was growing and I had an agent working to get me signed with a large publishing house.
The problem came on my 40th birthday, when I was given the ultimate surprise gift: divorce papers and single parenthood. Though I can look back on it now and see it for the gift it was, at the time it was like George Clooney showing up on Grey's Anatomy: Unexpected and surreal, yet with the underlying knowledge that it was always a possibility, depending on how other opportunities panned out.
In the span of 24 hours I had gone from celebrating 40 years of life, to life as a single father with two young children. And let me just say right now, Thank God for them. Nothing funny here, just fact: They saved me and were my daily inspiration. But to make ends meet, I left the editorial department at our newspaper and went into sales for almost a year. I also put my column on hiatus by being honest with readers, letting them know what was going on in my life and, for the time being, that I was having a hard time finding my "funny." I also needed to focus on this transition in my life and the lives of my children. Most newspapers and their readers were understanding. Even supportive. But not all of them were, and I lost about 20 spots — which I understood. I've never fostered any hard feelings about that.
My book deal also fell through. Probably because of the new intro I wrote, which began: I'm actually pretty funny, but let me tell you what I don't like about my ex-wife…
Ok, not really. But the book deal was put on the back burner, where it eventually evaporated, much like my desire to write during that period. On the surface, it seemed like the perfect inspiration for a columnist — at least until I sat down to write about it. I didn't want to become "the guy who writes about being divorced," but my life completely evolved around that subject at that point in my life. At the same time, writing about superheated pickles and glow-in-the-dark mice seemed… trivial.
Silly, I know. But hey, I wasn't myself then.
Because of the importance of that last statement, I'm going to repeat it: I wasn't myself then.
Even as I moved forward with my life, meeting and marrying the amazing woman I've been fortunate enough to call my wife for five years now, something was still missing (and no, it has nothing to do with male pattern baldness):
It was me.
Not until the following summer did I find that piece of myself, when I returned to the newsroom and began writing my weekly column for the first time in nearly a year. A few weeks later, on my 41st birthday, I started this blog as part of a gradual return to what I love:
Writing about my editor behind her back.
Ha Ha! Just kidding! I do that on Twitter.
What I discovered between those two summers was how giving up my writing meant giving up that part of myself that makes me whole. For writers, the written word is how we process the world around us and, perhaps more importantly, how we define ourselves within it. While most people are content experiencing life with their five senses, writers have a sixth sense that has nothing to do with ghosts or M. Night
Shamalon Shamellon Shahma The Sixth Sense guy. It's about taking those other five senses and interpreting them for ourselves and, if we're fortunate enough, sharing that with others in a meaningful way — either through serious reflection, humor, fiction or poetry.
In the same way that sharing this life with my wife makes it real and complete, writing makes me real and complete. It's not that I couldn't survive without either one, I just don't ever want to.
Nor do I ever plan to again. Together, life and writing make me very happy.
It's pretty obvious when you see the size of my blog…
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Donald Trump is once more very pleased with himself. Today, he tweeted, 'I am pleased to inform you that I will Address the Nation on the Humanitarian and National Security crisis on our Southern Border. Tuesday night at 9:00 P.M. Eastern.' His address, however, is likely to displease anyone but the already converted to his apocalyptic view of the border. If there is a crisis, it is one that Trump has artificially created by shuttering a good chunk of the federal government.
Trump intends to visit the border on Thursday and probably believes that an address by him announcing that he's invoking emergency powers, or intends to within a few days unless congressional Democrats capitulate, will boost his ratings. It is likely to do the opposite. Trump is an inspired speaker in front of what Burke liked to call the swinish multitude. In a formal setting such as the Oval Office, he is bound to look and sound uncomfortable. His arguments about terrorists and drug dealers swarming over the border are so threadbare that they would make a moth-eaten carpet look resplendent.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders thus lurched through an interview on Sunday about terrorists and immigration with Chris Wallace of Fox News. She claimed, 'nearly 4,000 known or suspected terrorists come into our country illegally' through the southern border. Wallace had the temerity to point out that the State Department's own statistics refute the nonsense being disseminated by her and other Trump flunkeys. Meanwhile, Democrats are hatching a plan to prevent any Senate business from being transacted until majority leader Mitch McConnell agrees to a vote on House-approved appropriations bills. They're also counting on the fact that any delay in IRS tax refunds will put intolerable pressure upon GOP legislators.
If Trump has bungled the government shutdown, he's also created another national security mess in Syria. His national security adviser John Bolton has almost singlehandedly done what former defense secretary James N. Mattis could not: reverse engineer the Syria pullout. As Ishaan Tahoor notes in the Washington Post, 'it's now far from clear when — or even if — the panic-inducing drawdown will take place. Trump seemed chastened by the backlash in Washington and extended his initial 30-day deadline for the pullout to four months. Administration officials have since muddied the waters further, briefing reporters that there is no timeline for withdrawal whatsoever.'
Indeed, the conditions that Bolton, who has been meeting with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reassure him that the administration will not abandon Syria, laid out are so sweeping as to be a mandate for endless warfare in the Middle East. Bolton's victory will embolden him to search for a casus belli to keep pressuring Iran until an actual conflict breaks out between Tehran and Washington. Trump himself is pretending that none of it is happening. In a tweet, he declared that the news media was misreporting what's occurring in the Middle East: 'With all of the success that our Country is having, including the just released jobs numbers which are off the charts, the Fake News & totally dishonest Media concerning me and my presidency has never been worse. Many have become crazed lunatics who have given up on the TRUTH!' He would know.


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One of the linchpins of the new NYTimes.com design is slipping into place finally … personalization feature My Times is now in limited beta for 5,000 registered NYTimes.com users who showed early interest (Some screenshots here). Plans call for adding subscribers in the same small batches while the shake-down cruise continues. Unlike TimesSelect, which is subscription-only, My Times eventually will be open to all registered users.
In some respects, it's a template personalized news page with the features we expect from any major site — drill-down to specific areas, add RSS feeds, move modules around, select from suggested news sources, etc. Users can even add widgets although there aren't many and there's no visible way to make your own.
But the NYT is also playing its ace card: beyond-the-headlines expertise from its own journalists. A small number of staffers (26 at last count) have set up their own pages and are sharing their "sources" with other MyTimes users, who can bookmark and keep track of "My Journalists' Pages." This is in keeping with the over-the-top tagline: "My Times: Where the best minds in journalism help you edit the Web." Users also can add the staffer sources to their own page. This doesn't seem to work both ways. I'm told these are just a sample of the personalized staff pages; more will be added.
First thoughts: Smart idea to start in very limited fashion. It's sluggish right now and still very much a work in progress. Once the logistics are settled, integrating My Times with TimesSelect would be valuable. It also will be interesting to see if they take this a step further and make non-journalists pages shareable. It's not a customized home page, though — the NYT isn't relinquishing the role of front-page editor to the user.


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Charity football match in memory of 25-year-old who passed away after heart attack raises £20,355 - four times its target
PUBLISHED: 14:08 08 May 2017 | UPDATED: 10:43 09 May 2017
Friends and family of Shane Holland battled it out on the football pitch to raise money for youth heart screenings
A charity football match organised in memory of a 25-year-old former Erith School student who died of heart attack last year, raised more than four times its original fundraising target on Saturday.
The event, which was organised in collaboration with charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), at Pheonix Sports Club on May 6, saw over 600 people gather to celebrate the life of Shane Holland, and raised a total of £20,355.
The match was played by Mr Holland's close friends who formed a team to play against his uncle's friends and family, with the latter winning after a 1-1 draw resulted in a penalty shootout.
Afterwards there was a disco, pizzas provided by Dominos, and a raffle, as well as children's activities including a bouncy castle and face-painting.
Dan Medlen, the event organiser and friend of Mr Holland, said: "There are not many times where I am lost for words but Saturday was certainly one of them.
"For everyone who supported us on the Shane Holland Heart Screening Initiative journey, may I thank you from the bottom of my heart on behalf of all Shane's friends and family.
"I hope everyone who was able to attend the event had an enjoyable day and you will most certainly hear from us again soon."
On December 21 2016, Mr Holland, who lived with his grandad in Sheppey Close, Slade Green, suffered a heart attack on his way to work. Tests are still being carried out to determine the cause.
The event's aim was to raise £5,000 to provide 100 heart screenings for Erith School students but the money collected on the day has raised enough to provide over 400 screenings.
The screenings will be carried out by CRY, a charity who aim to prevent young sudden cardiac deaths. The money raised will pay for doctors, technicians, screening equipment, and cardiologist reviews, and will be distributed at the school on a first come, first serve basis.
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