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In the pouring rain under the bright lights of the cake tin the All Blacks and the British and Irish Lions played out a gripping encounter that will long be remembered for its intensity and physicality, if not necessarily its beauty.
The conditions meant that the rugby was often not pretty and there were lots of errors, but what we saw was a battle of wills – a battle that was narrowly won by the Lions. The Lions prevailed by three points after a late Owen Farrell penalty put them in front after the Lions had trailed for most of the game.
The series is alive, and the third test will be the most anticipated game in rugby for some time.
I will admit that I was wrong. Last week I was scathing in my assessment of the Lions pack and gave them little chance of turning things around. It took only the first Lions tackle to realise that this game would be very different.
Alwn Jones' selection in the starting side raised plenty of eyebrows, but the Welsh stalwart struck the first blow, bringing down and pushing back Brodie Retallick in a big statement of intent.
What we saw was a clear reversal of last week, and credit must go to Warren Gatland and the coaching panel for making the adjustments in tactics and personnel that facilitated this much-improved display.
The battle up front
It all starts up front, and the first contact from the Lions defence was first class all night. From the beginning they drove the All Blacks behind the gainline.
The solid first contact meant the play was slower and the rush defence was much more effective. The entire forward pack was immense from start to finish – they won the gainline, were brutal in defence and cleaned out effectively to set a much better platform for the halves.
Maro Itoje was a standout – his aerial work was first class, he was always on hand to clean out and he was excellent in the set pieces leading the line out when Jones went off. The entire unit worked together to get over the gainline and set a better platform for Sexton and Farrell to operate.
For the first time on this tour you could say that the Lions made the most of their opportunities. The tries to Faletau and Murray were great pieces of attacking rugby and meant the Lions made the most of their forays into the New Zealand 20.
The set piece battle?
The Lions set piece was excellent. The scrum was rock-solid and a brilliant contest between two evenly matched teams. Both teams were able to use the scrum as an attacking platform. The lineout was another great battle, and again I would say honours were even.
The Lions varied their patterns much better than last week. Early on they appeared set to roll a maul, but a quick offload saw Sean O'Brien roaring around the corner. They threw deeper at times, allowing the back line to get involved, and this variation meant that they were better able to use the maul.
The maul was more effective and gained metres, and unlike last week it did not lead to any turnovers. This was partly due to better control, but it was also down to their set-up point from the lineout, which was different and which made it harder for the All Blacks to disrupt early. This was partly achieved by setting the maul up from deeper throws.
How about the backline?
Much was made of the decision to pair Sexton with Farrell given Ben Te'o had an excellent defensive game last week against Sonny Bill Williams and the fact that Farrell and Sexton have only played together for some 75 minutes on tour.
I am a believer in having a second playmaker at 12 as it opens up more attacking options. Sexton showed his wares with an intelligent passing game, and rather than feeling burdened to provide the bulk of the creativity, the duo shared the playmaking and kicking duties with aplomb.
After a shaky start with his kicking, Murray was brilliant, showing good speed to the breakdown and crisp service. I did call for Rhys Webb to come in as he would run it more and attack the ruck edges, but perhaps Murray fooled us all. No-one, including the All Blacks defence, expected him to run the ball, but his quick dart five metres from the line led to the crucial second Lions try.
Given the conditions, the aerial battle was going to be important, and perhaps the Lions took the edge here. They put Dagg and others under pressure all night, and high kicks led to turnovers that enabled them to better control territory compared to last week – even though All Blacks still won the territory battle statistically.
Discipline was a major issue all game
The Sonny Bill Williams red card provided the turning point of the game. I can remember half a dozen bone-shattering shoulder charges from SBW in his rugby league days – it was one of the reasons he became my favourite player – but rugby has rightly or wrongly moved on, and his indiscretion and lack of discipline sold his teammates short.
That said, discipline was a huge issue all game. Mako Vunipola received a yellow card for an illegal clean-out on Barrett and there were numerous off-the-ball incidents or late hits that drew penalties.
The red card changed the game. Perhaps that was not immediately noticeable given the excellence of the All Blacks, but the loss of SBW would have had an effect on fatigue, overall planning and backline set pieces, all of which are difficult to measure but when put together had a big impact on the result.
The negatives for the Lions?
It is hard to find fault in any team that manages to defeat the All Blacks such is the rarity of this occurrence, but discipline was a major issue and penalties led to each All Blacks score.
A better kicking performance by Barrett would have seen the Lions lose this game. The Lions played the game on the edge and were penalised for offsides, late tackles and illegal clean-outs –
but that being said, you have to play the game on the edge to challenge the All Blacks.
The All Blacks never really came close to crossing the try line such was the ferocity of the Lions defence, but repeat that level of indiscipline next week when it is 15-15 and it could really hurt the Lions.
The Lions need to improve their field kicking to cut down on major errors that led to turnovers. Conor Murray sent a kick out on the full and later Sexton and Daly were guilty of overcooking kicks that tumbled too long, taking play back into their half. Such mistakes did not lead to tries in this match, but gifting the All Blacks possession inside your half is a recipe for disaster.
On a final note, there has been enormous anticipation and interest in this series. After today's result calls for the end or even the shortening of Lions tours are ill founded. If it was not already, then it is now a truly gripping contest between two world-class teams. Let's hope for of the same next week and for many decades to come.


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As teachers we like to encourage as much practical activity in lessons as possible and in turn give the students a platform to perform. Our slogan in the music department is 'Practice Makes the Performance'. There are three music concerts a year and we also have a carol concert during the festive period at Worcester Cathedral. We also take part in the annual Sing UK projects and have been lucky enough to be performing at the Albert Hall. All year groups can contribute towards these shows and are encouraged to take part as much as possible. Students are also encouraged to perform at school assemblies, open evenings and lunch-time events. Throughout the week we offer many different opportunities for the students to use our facilities during lunchtimes. The students can use this allocated time to rehearse or attend one of the following extracurricular activities:
Singing and strings – A mixture of string instruments (ukulele, bass, and guitar) with a clear focus to develop the love to sing.
Strings – A classical mixture of cello, violin and viola (classical pieces explored in ensemble scenarios.
Rock Orchestra – A project that encourages the love to rock. Very heavy, dark and melodic.
CWLC Orchestra – All instruments are welcome and all levels of musical ability will be catered for.
We explore many topics in music such as in year 7: music theory, structure and form, film music, African drumming and much more. Y8: Rock and Pop, Reggae, Musical Theatre and the Blues. Y9: Popular song structure, working as musical ensembles and the fusion of different genres of music. All lessons encourage students to improve their performing, composing and appraisal skills. We like all students to bring their own instruments to class (if they have instrumental lessons or you might have an instrument hiding in your attic) and attend one of our music clubs. All classroom practical work is adapted from official music boards (initial stage, preliminary stage, grade 1 to 8). All topics covered in key stage 3 prepare the students for the options available in key stage 4 (BTEC level 2 or GCSE music).
All students that take part in the extracurricular activities/lunchtime rehearsals will have the opportunity to feature in our annual music showcases and concerts. We will be looking at many different genres of music and students can work in large ensembles, smaller groups and as soloists
At Key Stage 4 the department offers both the GCSE and the BTEC First in music both of these courses offer their own distinct challenges and encourage the students to think about performance and composing. The BTEC is a work based continuously assessed course. Students can choose whether they wish to play as part of a musical ensemble or as a solo performer. Throughout the year the students must put on their own showcases and are responsible for all the elements of production.
Topics and Units of Work: Managing and Promoting a Music Product
Introducing Music Performance
Introducing Composition Working in the Music Industry
The GCSE encourages the students to work more on creating their own original material while learning more about the theory of music. They are tested on their listening skills and their ability to complete various coursework tasks that are marked throughout the two years.
Topics and Units of Work:
Rhythm and Metre Timbre and Dynamics Texture and Melody Harmony and Tonality Structure and Form.

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The first trailer for Top Gun: Maverick is here and it is awesome. Watch the trailer above and keep reading to see the poster and two new images from the film.
Top Gun: Maverick Synopsis
After more than thirty years of service as one of the Navy's top aviators, Pete "Maverick" Mitchell (Tom Cruise) is where he belongs, pushing the envelope as a courageous test pilot and dodging the advancement in rank that would ground him. When he finds himself training a detachment of Top Gun graduates for a specialized mission the likes of which no living pilot has ever seen, Maverick encounters Lt. Bradley Bradshaw (Miles Teller), call sign: "Rooster," the son of Maverick's late friend and Radar Intercept Officer Lt. Nick Bradshaw, aka "Goose."
Facing an uncertain future and confronting the ghosts of his past, Maverick is drawn into a confrontation with his own deepest fears, culminating in a mission that demands the ultimate sacrifice from those who will be chosen to fly it.


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Since I made the mistake of not cloth diapering my child as an infant, I wanted Potty training to be a positive experience. My daughter is beginning potty training and I believe it was sending her a mixed message to put her in a diaper that pulled up and down. better for babies sent us the Little Beetle Learner. The Little Beetle Learner can be pulled on, but also has snaps on the side to unsnap if you so choose. It is made from two layers of fair trade organic velour cotton, with a third layer tucked into the wet zone and hidden by some very sporty stitching! The Learners are 100% natural fibers which means no PUL or other waterproofing layer. You can add a wool soaker short for heavy duty needs. Designed to catch an small accident or miss while headed to the potty, the fit is trim yet contemporary. The Little Beetle Learners are almost as absorbent as Little Beetle diapers and thus can serve double duty if you like (for use as a diaper, add a doubler and wool soaker short). We tried ours recently and even though she had a little accident, I would never have known it unless she told me. The Little Beetle Learner soaked it right up. I put it through the wash and it looks like new. My daughter loves that she has room to move around and she is psyched she is not wearing a "diaper"...it is a win/win. Potty training should always be a positive experience, and with Little Beetle by better for babies...it really is.
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CULTURAL RESPONSIVE TEACHING CHECKLIST[i]
University of Washington Profession of Education Geneva Gay defines culturally responsive teaching as "the behavioral expressions of knowledge, beliefs, and values that recognize the importance of racial and cultural diversity in learning. It is contingent on . . . seeing cultural differences as assets; creating caring learning communities where culturally different individuals and heritages are valued; using cultural knowledge of ethnically diverse cultures, families, and communities to guide curriculum development, classroom climates, instructional strategies, and relationships with students; challenging racial and cultural stereotypes, prejudices, racism, and other forms of intolerance, injustice, and oppression; being change agents for social justice and academic equity; mediating power imbalances in classrooms based on race, culture, ethnicity, and class; and accepting cultural responsiveness as endemic to educational effectiveness in all areas of learning for students from all ethnic groups."
Geneva. Gay. (2010). Culturally responsive teaching: theory, research, and practice. New York: Teachers College, p. 31.
Multi-cultural = includes racial, ethnic, linguistic minority, gender, sexual orientation, SES, disability, and their various intersections
Dominant culture = AKA mainstream, majority, Eurocentric
As I teach, consider:
CRT Level -1 Do I view my students through a deficit lens?
How do I talk about my students' identities? How do I speak about the histories and cultures of groups other than my own? Are members, histories, and cultures of the non-dominant group characterized/represented through a deficit lens or with demeaning messages by me or through the resources I use?
If so, how?
RACE Specify:______________________________________________________
- COUNTRY/ETHNICTY Specify:_______________________________________________________
- IMMIGRATION STATUS Specify:_______________________________________________________
- LANGUAGE/ACCENT Specify:_______________________________________________________
- RELIGION Specify:_______________________________________________________
- GENDER Specify:_______________________________________________________
- SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS Specify:______________________________________________________
- DISABILITY Specify:_______________________________________________________
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- No culturally or linguistically relevant materials were included in my class.
Level 1 CONTRIBUTIONS APPROACH
Heroes, holidays, historical events, & discrete cultural elements are incorporated into class lessons.
- I include major figures, contributors, or historical events from cultures other than the dominant culture[1] into the lesson.
- I include cultural or artistic works (literature, music, visual and performing arts/artists) from cultures other than the dominant culture into the lesson.
- I include research contributions from cultures other than the dominant cultures into my lessons.
CRT Level 2 ADDITIVE APPROACH
Multicultural content, concepts, themes are incorporated to the lesson from multi-cultural students' perspectives
- I include resources and texts that (e.g., reading, film, etc.) present multi-cultural[2] perspectives in the lesson.
- I include lectures/discussions that present multi-cultural perspectives my lessons.
- I teach a unit that presents multi-cultural perspectives into my curricula.
CRT Level 3 TRANSFORMATION APPROACH
The structure of the curriculum enables students to view concepts, issues, events & themes from the perspectives of diverse ethnic, racial, & cultural groups
- I provide resources and instruction that enables students to view concepts, issues, themes and problems from several multi-cultural perspectives.
- I provide resources and instruction that enables students to view class concepts being studied from multiple perspectives, frames of references from various groups and various individuals within those groups.
- I infuse multiple perspectives, frames of references, and content from various groups and perspectives to extend students' understandings of the nature, development, and complexity of the society in which they live.
- I introduce the "canons" of my discipline and augment them to reflect the complex synthesis and interaction of the diverse racial/ethnic/religious/cultural elements that comprise our society.
CRT Level 4 SOCIAL ACTION APPROACH
Students make decisions on important social issues & take action to help solve them
- My teaching encourages students to identify existing social problems or issues from multi-cultural perspectives.
- My lessons and assignments encourage students to gather pertinent data from multi-cultural perspectives on existing social problems or issues.
- My teaching encourages students to clarify their values and make decisions about existing social problems using multi-cultural perspectives.
- My teaching encourages students to take reflective actions to help resolve social problems.
[i] This checklist is adapted from Integrating the Curriculum with Ethnic Content: Approaches and Guidelines, pp 189-207 in J.A. Banks & C. A. McGee Banks (Eds.), Multicultural Education: Issues & Perspectives, Boston: Allyn and Bacon.
Desdemona Cardoza, PhD and Margaret Fieweger, PhD developed a version of this checklist for the 4th Annual All Campus Faculty Symposium, (1990). "Communicating, Advising and Teaching in a Multicultural University", California State University, Los Angeles, April 24.
The UCLA Institute for Immigration, Globalization, & Education research team (PI- Carola Suárez-Orozco) further adapted it for the Spencer Foundation funded Making the Invisible Visible Project by adding the Cultural Deficit Lens (CRT -1) and No Cultural Relevant Pedagogy Observed (CRT Level 0).
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What Could Have Been
Thanos's "snap" in Infinity War had a massive effect ton the MCU. Effectively taking out half of the Univers's population. Not only where most of our favorite MCU heroes turned to dust, but normal everyday people as well. Parents, siblings, pets; with a snap half of them vanished. While Avengers: Endgame slightly touched on the topic and it seems Spider-Man: Far From Home may expand on the topic more. We don't really know how it affected everyday people that much in the MCU. Joe Russo notes that there were plans for Black Widow to play a role in helping those that lost loved ones.
Black Widow
Via Geeky Tyrant Joe Russo spoke with the Slate Podcast The Gist about a possible alternate story for Black Widow in Avengers: Endgame.
"One thing that we talked about a lot—and I thought was really profound, but it was almost too large of an idea for us to wrangle, but we did try for a while—is just the idea that one-quarter of all children have no parents. Assuming you started with two parents. So that's a lot of global orphans. Just the staggering number of that. I believe at one point really early in development, Black Widow was actually leading the organization in D.C. that was in charge of orphans, basically. That was what she was heading up five years later. But yes, it's fascinating when you start running it down."
That would be a pretty heavy event to focus on and obviously with so much going on in Endgame it would have been hard to expand upon in a short amount of time. But it is interesting that this was a possible story line at one point in time.
Five Years
The whole five year time jump accompanied by who got "snapped" away and who stayed will obviously be a big theme going forward in the MCU. How did this affect characters and the world as a whole? The Russo brothers obviously thought about this when starting Avengers: Endgame. There are still a lot of questions that probably won't be answered about how the world worked and what happened after Thanos's first snap in Avengers: Infinity War.
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Saudi Arabia 'consulting allies' about next steps after attack: Minister of foreign affairs
In a press conference on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, KSA foreign affairs minister said he holds Iran responsible for the attacks
On the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, Saudi Arabian Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Adel bin Ahmed Al-Jubeir said that the kingdom is continuing its investigation into attacks on Abqaiq and Khurais facilities, which brought the kingdom's production down 50%.
"As for the situation after the recent attacks on Abqaiq and Khurais, we are consulting with friends and allies about the next steps that we will take," he said, according to state news agency SPA.
"We have conducted an investigation to ascertain the source of the launch of these missiles and drones, and preliminary results confirm that they were Iranian weapons, and we hold Iran responsible for this, and we asked the United Nations to send experts in support of this investigation and be part of it, and experts are now in the kingdom along with experts from other countries working on this investigation as well," he added. "When we reach the results we will know for sure from where these missiles and drones were launched, and then decide the options available after intensive consultations with friends and allies."


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Do you want to have an amazing-smelling? When you have the opportunity to catch up with family and friends, and the last thing you want is to greet one of them with bad breath.
- Brush at least twice per day, floss ( Yess I said FLOSS!) and scrape your tongue. It's really old, basic knowledge, but it helps. Bad breath happens when the bacteria in your mouth have bits of food and detritus to serve on. Don't let them…Keep your mouth clean, and you will greatly increase the chance for healthy breath.
- Drink a lot of water. Water helps clean out your mouth and limits dryness, which can lead to bad breath. Always stay hydrated and limit your intake of alcohol to prevent dry mouth. ( You can do it!).
- Eat foods that will help your breath smell good. I'm sure this is a really good tip, not only for your oral health but also for your diet. Fruits high in Vitamin C like melons and citrus fruit help kill germs in your mouth, and fiber-packed foods like celery and apples can help remove food wedged between your teeth. This is a piece of advice well-known for professional dentists. Now, this knowledge is increasingly popular. A video of influencer Jennifer Chiu agrees with this tip:
Other things that really help are citrus fruits, like lemons and oranges. These fruits help your mouth salivate so when you're about salivate it's actually flushing on all the toxins, flushing on all the bad breath and food inside your mouth. So try drinking lots of water and add some lemon juice or add some orange juice in it and that should help with bad breath.Jennifer Chiu
One last tip to make your breath smell good:
- Chew or eat medicated mints or natural fresheners. Bacteria in your mouth, that we mentioned before, love sugar and break it down into acids, which make your breath smell. So therefore, medicated mints is a sugar alternative that those bacteria can't break down, meaning you are just left with whatever fresh scent your mint has. Also you cant take a natural freshener like cloves or pomegranate.
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Review: Justice League 1
The cover of Justice League 1 invites you in bold gold text to DC Comic's "New 52". It's not just the headline either. The costumes look different, the attitude looks different, and we've even got a brand new logo for it. It's too bad that the actual content doesn't feel all that different. Geoff Johns provides a serviceable first issue that works as a good opener to the New DC, without trying too hard. It's an enjoyable read, but nothing substantial.
Justice League 1 opens big. Batman is running across rooftops trying to catch a bad guy while Gotham helicopters fly above, chasing him as if he was another criminal. The monster is about to get away, when Green Lantern smashes the beast into the ground with a green firetruck. It does the trick, but now the police see them. Batman vulnerable and the Green Lantern in plain sight, the helicopters turn their guns and fire. It's good stuff, it just ends far too early to mean anything. Read the rest of this entry
Review: The Ultimates 1
As I've stated throughout this website, I am a great fan of the Ultimates. I read all of Ultimates vol. 1 in a day, and from then on prayed every month that Mark Millar will finally get an issue done on time. Millar has since turned into a bad taste in my mouth, due to some questionable writing choices in his independent comics and his more or less apathy to his remaining Marvel comics. This is no reflection the Ultimates, but boy, am I happy that someone who isn't Jeph Loeb is finally getting their hands on this series.
To counter my dear love for original Ultimates series, I should also note my tepid reception of Jonathan Hickman. Despite owning most of his independent work, I have grown tired of him since discovering that he writes every single comic with the same unsubtle underlying themes.
With my own biases aside, I will now say that "The Ultimates" 1 (now finally an ongoing series) is an amazing first issue. The plot continues from Ultimate Fallout and Avengers vs. New Ultimates (though you don't need to read those series to understand what's going on here). Nick Fury is director of S.H.I.E.L.D., and organization which has expanded past the United States-mandate into an organization that spans the globe. The Ultimates, a team run by S.H.I.E.L.D., includes Thor, Hawkeye, Iron Man and, perhaps most significantly, not Captain America. Fury is shown to nearly have a personal empire as he commands some of the most powerful people on the planet. However, Fury fails to realize that in his expansion, he may have over-extended his reach. Read the rest of this entry
Review: Batman: Gates of Gotham 1-5
Scott Snyder has proven himself with American Vampire and his run on Detective Comics to be one DC's best writers. Gates of Gotham, however, is not quite at that level. It is by no means bad or unreadable but it doesn't capture the same thrill and intrigue that his other comics have done.
The story of Gates of Gotham regards the destruction of Gotham's landmarks, where the city becomes a character in a plot that spans decades of its history. Batman (Dick Grayson) and all of his allies must stop whoever is responsible and discover their motives before Gotham becomes unrecognizable. The best attributes of the story are its characters and how it elaborates on Gotham's past. I really enjoyed seeing Damien antagonize Cassandra Cain, and Tim Drake's wit and Dick trying to hold all three of them together. They all make the story interesting and better realized. Read the rest of this entry
Review: 15 Love 1
In a refreshing turn of events, last week Marvel published "15 Love" is a new comic from Andi Watson about tennis. Weird, right? I was wondering where Spider-Man was until they told me it was " TEENAGE TENNIS ACTION AS ONLY MIGHTY MARVEL CAN DELIVER! ". Turns out, Mill Collins is a bottom ranked tennis player at Wayne's Tennis Academy, close to getting kicked out for her terrible scores. Right as she fears the worst, a strange man named Walt offers to train Mill to win her next game and increase her rank. It's a simple underdog sports comic, and until the last two pages, it plays out like one. The cliffhanger at the end hooked me in, but not enough to save the rest from being run of the mill.
Despite the lack of originality when it comes to the premise, the execution is actually not bad. I can say right now that I recommend it to people who are looking for something different from superhero comic, and perhaps something a lot more Japanese. Read the rest of this entry
Heroes Season 3 Premiere
Quite literally jumping from my seat to write this post, Heroes Season three has an awesome start. Again, these two episodes are better than the entire second season.
So for a quick run through (Warning Spoilers) :
- Peter shot Nathan
- Alright, Future Peter shot Nathan
- The future is a horrible nightmare where telling everyone about their abilities didn't turn out so well. Thus Future Peter is trying to change that
- Future Peter traps Present Day Peter is in the body of a prisoner named Jesse in the Company's Level 5 Prison (Astral Projection Perhaps?)
- Hiro gets a secret chemical formula from his father, who tells him not to touch it which he does.
- Instantly, he loses it to a speedster, so to find out if it actually was so important, he goes to the future and finds it to be a Godzilla remake where Ando can shoot power blasts out of his hands. (Future Ando kills Future Hiro). They chase after the culprit.
- Nathan survives, (thanks to Linderman?) and becomes a devout man.
- Oh and Linderman's back…but no one except Nathan can see him.
- Mohinder gets Spider-Powers, thanks to discovering the true origin of these abilities (it's the adrenaline) Then he discovers side effects like being horny and the shedding of his skin.
- Claire is at home when she shouldn't be thanks to Future Peter, and is attacked by Sylar.
- Sylar not only gets her power but goes after the criminals in Level 5
- Matt figures out that Peter is not Peter, so Peter sends him to Africa where he meets an African guy who can paint the future.
- Mrs. Angela Petrelli tells Future Peter how much he screwed up.
- Tracy Strauss, who looks a lot (by a lot I mean exactly) like the deceased (?) Niki Sanders, hires Nathan to be the new Junior Senator of New York.
- Bob is killed by Sylar, who invades Level 5 attacks Elle, who retaliates by electrocuting everything in the vacinity.
- Sylar is captured, several dangerous villains escape, Elle is fired, and Angela takes over the Company
- Noah Bennett goes after said villains, and leaves the scarred Claire in the hands of Meredith, who responds by lighting a giant fire.
- Oh and Angela is Sylar's mom.
Impressions (Also Spoilers)
This season has started off with nothing but promise. The writers have once again found a way to forcefully separate some of the characters. I enjoyed how they did it this season than last. In Season 2 they used the Time Skip to show how some characters were drawn apart or together; however the way they've done it this season seems more natural or coherent. They don't thrust the fact that they're apart again at us with no explanation, instead using the plot to put them in trouble again. Also several new characters have been introduced while giving them a purpose within the known story. This in comparison to last season where Maya and a couple others were introduce with little relation to the overall story. One issue that I am having with these episodes is how no one notices Matt is gone. He's been away for at least a few days within the time line of the show and no one has even mentioned his existence. It's almost as if as soon as they don't need him, they dump him off and never bothered to ask where he went. Finally I'm not entirely sure that I like the whole, Angela is Sylar's mom story. While it definitely left me in suspense, it would have been better if it had been foreshadowed earlier on in the story. Here it just looks like they pulled it out for drama's sake.
Regardless, the first two episodes definitely left me looking forward to next week, where I hope we get a better look at the Godzilla future, and maybe a little more into Future Peter's future (Oh God that's a mouthful). They were both pretty vague about what happens except horrible things. Also, I'm wondering based on the fact that Hiro has been a jerk to Ando in these two episodes, that if Hiro was the villian and Ando was actually trying to help save everyone. Damn, I can't wait for next week.


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Sun Life resumes Money for Life campaign
Sun Life Financial Canada has resumed its "Money for Life" advertising campaign for a fifth year. The television campaign, developed by FCB Toronto, focuses on the importance of planning for changes in life. The TV creative is being supported with a digital component consisting of videos on AOL and the Huffington Post. The campaign also includes exposure on the TVA television program Boomerang, with the Toronto Raptors and on Facebook. The campaign was developed in collaboration with PHD Media and Havas Worldwide.
"With this campaign, we want Canadians to understand the importance of a plan that adapts to changes throughout their life," said Lisa Ritchie, chief marketing officer at Sun Life. "Life is not as linear as we think. We go through all kinds of ups and downs, and our 'Money for Life' approach can help you adapt to any of your personal situations. It's really about ongoing planning, so you can be optimistic about your financial future."


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My review of K.J. McPike's Truths Unspoken…
Book: Truths Unspoken (Previously known as Nemesis, Book 1.5 of the Astralis series)
Author: K.J. McPike
Pages: 388
Genre: Young Adult/Fantasy/Paranormal
Age Recommendation: 12+
Published: 30/08/2016
Publisher: Terracotta Rose Publishing
"Of course there would be something else to complicate things; I couldn't catch a break with a net the size of Texas."
Last year I read K.J. McPike's Souls Untethered and it quickly made it to my top 5 reads of 2015. I loved everything about the book and the characters and was desperate to read more of their story. But I especially wanted to know more about Kai. I couldn't wait to hear his side of the story so I jumped at the chance to read McPike's latest novel, Truths Unspoken.
Truths Unspoken gives us the events before, during and after Souls Untethered from Kai's point of view. The story flows just as well as the first and despite including the same conversations and events, the depth and complexity of Kai's character meant the story never felt repetitive. In fact, it was heartbreaking. Fueled by emotions and internal moral conflict, Kai was driven to do terrible things for the people he cares about the most. This story shows he's not a villain, he's simply human.
Truths Unspoken added so much to depth to the world of the Souls Untethered sage and I am so excited to see where the series goes next!
I highly recommend the series to everybody with a love for paranormal and urban fantasy novels.


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If you're already a member of Shoemint, then you're probably already familiar with the three styles released late November. It's been talked about that two of the three styles (Edith and Jolly) have a striking resemblance to a couple of Steve Madden's current designs. Can't say it's a total shocker, considering Steve Madden is the manufacturer of the brand.
I was eyeballing the taupe colored wedge booties for a while, but never ended up getting them because I've seen similar styles in other brands. I'm glad I didn't because I spotted the Steve Madden Tanngoo's at my local Marshall's on Clearance for $40 (regular price $49.99).
If you're interested in these, definitely check out your local TJMaxx or Marshall's stores! Most winter boots have been marked down.


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The Kenzo Women's Packable Windbreaker in Faded Pink might just be the most stylish packable windbreaker ever made. This unique piece features a high neck with a removable hood, printed KENZO logo at the back of the neck, elasticated cuffs, pull cords at the waist, zipped chest pocket, and front zip closure. Packs away into KENZO branded pouch. Made from 100% nylon.
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If I listened to my voice of borderline all the time, I would have no friends and I would have pushed everyone away, of that I am sure. If I were to tell every person when they take more than 2 minutes to respond to my text if we are texting back and fourth, I assume I am not important, worthless, small and not worthy of your time. If I were to tell others that when I sense a change in tone even in writing whether that be simply by the lack of punctuation that I think they hate me and I did something wrong, people would say that I am crazy. People would argue that I am paranoid and need to calm down, smoke some weed. If I told people how attached to them I got after hours of talking to them they would think I am their stalker and a lonely loser. Sure, this does not happen with everyone but with new friendships and romantic interests this is most always the case.
I hang on to peoples word, my mood hanging by a thread on what is said or isn't said. If I were to tell people how thoughts of abandonment turn to vicious thoughts in my head, people would tell me to seek help. If people knew that when someone does not respond to me I think I am fat, gross, ugly and worthless they would feel bad for me. I don't want pity. I want a world where it isn't bad to ask for what I need without the stigma of seeming crazy for having these thoughts. I try to explain these feelings to others and they don't understand, "take it slow" they tell me. There is no pause or slow motion button in my head or for my thoughts, it's full steam ahead all the time. How am I supposed to date someone or get to know someone when quickly they become my everything? How am I supposed to be in a normal relationship when I am waiting for the inevitable moment when someone tells me they don't like me and I am a ruiner. That I have a pretty face, I'm sweet and kind but "too intense" and I "come on too strong?" How will anyone get to love me past my illness when it causes me to push others away? I will never be free of bpd, this is my life- I'm stuck with it.
I just wish there was a world I lived in where I could tell someone all my truths and not be thought of as aggressive or too much. I just want to be freely me and then have someone decide if I am right for them. If I listened to my borderline mind I would have been dead at 22. If I listened to my borderline mind I would have stopped in traffic already or jumped out a window just to see if I would die. If I listened to my borderline mind I allow myself to whole heartedly believe I am crazy and unwell. If I listened to my mind, I would believe that I am unworthy of love and affection because I am too sick. I want my mind to be quiet. To be at peace. To allow things to naturally unfold and not have a ticking time bomb clicking away, making everything so intense and urgent. I want to feel what it's like to slowly fall in love with someone, and not crash into it. I want to know what it's like to grow fond for someone overtime instead of them becoming my everything after a day. I want to know what it's like to have normal, healthy relationships.


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Some viewers don't like Tina's affair storyline
Some dedicated Coronation Street fans love Michelle Keegan but are pretty pleased her character Tina McIntyre is getting killed off.
Barmaid Tina will be murdered in a whodunnit storyline in the next few weeks and a number of viewers can't wait to see the back of her affair storyline with married Peter Barlow.
'Don't like how @itvcorrie have completely ruined @michkeegan's character
for this affair. Tina could have been a great character #corrie…,' Tweeted one this week.
Another wrote: 'I am so angry with Tina on Corrie for being a stupid cow.'
While one opinionated watcher said: 'When is tina macintyre getting killed because thats the only reason when ill watch corrie lmao.'
Michelle, 26 – who's engaged to ex-TOWIE star Mark Wright – has played Tina since 2008 and filmed her final scenes on the soap's Manchester set last Thursday.
She's previously said that she's found the affair 'difficult' to act out because Tina's 'always known what's right and wrong' and she didn't want to leave with people 'hating her'.
But Michelle revealed that a Corrie producer had explained her alter ego's actions to her by saying that Tina has had a 'hard life' and is 'desperate to be loved'.
Luckily for the stunning brunette, she still has plenty of devotees who are gutted to see Tina go because it means Michelle's exit for good.
'you will be sorely missed on the cobbles,' Tweeted one.
Another said: 'Hate when great characters are killed off cause u cant return and your one of them :-(.'
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Introduction: Instamorph Rose Hair Stick and Barrette
My Daughter loves Firefly, her favorite character is Zoe. Zoe has beautiful long hair and she holds it with a hair stick and barrette combination.
This is how my daughter made a similar hair stick and barrette combination with Instamorph
Step 1: Making the Barrette
Start by heating the Instmorph in a cup of hot water. Make a long snake and pull one end and connect to the middle of the snake. Bring the other end to connect the top of the loop. VERY IMPORTANT make sure you have space for the hair stick and your hair by using a pencil to create an arch.
Step 2: Creating the Rose Hair Stick
Start by creating a 'snake' approximately a pencil in thickness. Then place a blob of hot Instamorph on the end, flatten the end to take the next pieces. Take a small flat piece and roll into a cone, leaving a spiral at the top. Create petals (an uneven oval shape) place around the cone petal by petal until you have a rose.
Step 3: Finished!
A simple step by step Rose Hair Stick and Barrette! It holds securely and is easy to make!


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Prezzo - Leatherhead21-25 Church Street, Leatherhead, London, KT22 8DN Italienisch
Buy a dining gift at your favourite Prezzo restaurant… 3 courses & a glass of wine, £30 for 2 people 3 courses & a bottle of prosecco, £55 for 2 people This Prezzo in Leatherhead has a modern and stylish interior and serves authentic Italian cuisine. Leatherhead Rail Station is within easy reach of the restaurant.
The Prezzo menu presents a range of exciting dishes, crafted using the season's best ingredients. Sample meat & fish dishes like chicken Milanese or sea bass, along with classic pasta recipes, hand-stretched, stone-baked pizzas, and risotto.
All the favourite antipasti dishes are on offer, as well as speciality folded calzones, and piled-high 'la famiglia' pasta dishes, designed for sharing. Start your visit with a fruity, fizzy pre-dinner aperitivo from the Prezzo cocktail list, and finish with an indulgent Italian-style dessert.
Featuring floor-to -ceiling windows, Leatherhead - Prezzo is also next door to Leatherhead Theatre making it perfect for pre-theatre dining. There is also a parking area close to Prezzo.
der Gäste empfehlen dieses Restaurant weiter
Empfohlen für
- Kaffee und Kuchen (5)
- draußen essen (8)
- Frühstück (8)
- Geschäftsessen (36)
- Essen mit Kindern (86)
- Abendessen (173)
- gute Unterhaltung (31)
- große Feiern (84)
- Mittagessen (102)
- extravagant (14)
- geschlossene gesellschaft (12)
- romantisch (50)
- trendy (28)
- preisbewusst (55)
- gute Aussicht (7)
3. März 2020
The food came quickly and was delicious. One meal was only like warm so they took it away and replaced it very quickly with a steaming hot plate of food. The took the price of the dessert off the bill for the inconvenience. We will be going back for another visit!
21. Dezember 2019
Food very average
2. November 2019
We enjoyed our lunch. Perfect for the children. However this is the second time we are visiting Prezzo in the last few months, our visits were one month apart (the previous visit was booked through you), and on both occasions the staff failed to see us out, thank us for our business and say goodbyes, which is a let down when everything else was good.
23. Oktober 2019
Average experience for a chain restaurant
22. Oktober 2019
Made very welcome and food served piping hot
5. Oktober 2019
Lovely meal and the guy serving us was very attentive
22. September 2019
The catalyst for lunch was a birthday celebration with Prezzo kindly offering a bottle of Prosecco as an incentive. Generous as that was, I was a little disappointed that we were only offered the house plonk red wine as a substitute for the Prosecco.....it was nearly half the price. Anyway, it was still a good deal. Food was mixed. My wife's pizza looked great, my chicken spaghetti carbonara was fairly average. Service ok but they initially forgot to deduct the cost of the wine. glad I checked the bill.
21. September 2019
3. September 2019
Good food - gluten free options good Only problem no dairy free milk option for hot drinks- Unbelievable
30. August 2019
When we arrived said I had booked a table online they didn't have booking ,we were still able to have a table restaurant wasn't busy. The table we sat at was cold the air con was very cold and I had to get a wrap from the car for my granddaughter,service was slow had to ask to do our order,food was fine but yet again when we wanted to pay had to ask again for somebody to do this.
Restaurants in der Nähe
Prezzo - EpsomItalienisch6.1kmPrezzo - Epsom
6.2kmChessington World of Adventure Resort - Temple Restaurant & Bar
6.3kmChessington World of Adventure Resort - Zafari Bar & Grill
4.5kmEmlyn Restaurant at Burford Bridge Hotel


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ORDERED, That the Commissioner of Transportation is hereby authorized and directed to give consideration to the establishment of a residential permit parking zone on the 5200 block of West Quincy Street , on both sides of the street . at all times, Sunday thru Saturday.
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Warner Bros Chairman and CEO steps down amid scandal
As an investigation into potential misconduct continues, WarnerMedia said that Warner Bros chairman and CEO Kevin Tsujihara is exiting the company.
"It is in the best interest of WarnerMedia, Warner Bros., our employees and our partners for Kevin to step down as Chairman and CEO of Warner Bros.," WarnerMedia CEO John Stankey said in a statement on Monday, reports deadline.com.
"Kevin has contributed greatly to the studio's success over the past 25 years and for that we thank him. Kevin acknowledges that his mistakes are inconsistent with the company's leadership expectations and could impact the company's ability to execute going forward."
WarnerMedia continues to work with a third-party law firm to complete its investigation, with Tsujihara's cooperation, in the wake of texts that were dropped in the trades revolving around the executive's alleged involvement in having British actress Charlotte Kirk cast in Warners movies "Ocean's 8" and "How to Be Single".
WarnerMedia has yet to name a successor to Tsujihara.
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Wine supplier Ehrmanns has had a "lively" few months, but says recent changes have left it "galvanised and recharged" and looking to the future with confidence.
Wine supplier Ehrmanns has had a "lively" few months, but says recent changes have left it "galvanised and recharged" and looking to the future with confidence.
Since spring 2014 the company has seen the departure of senior staff members, new recruits added to the team and changes to its portfolio. But director Hugo Campbell told Harpers.co.uk: "The process has galvanised and recharged us - we are just looking ahead. We don't reflect on it or want to be distracted by it."
One major recent upheaval has been to its Chilean portfolio. Ehrmanns has had a strong reputation for South American wines since the early 1990s. Most recently it worked with Luis Felipe Edwards - which has since moved to new outfit North South Wines. It has now added Santa Carolina, formerly handled by Diageo's Percy Fox, to its portfolio. Ehrmanns director Hugo Campbell said the companies had "quite a lot of crossover in terms of positioning and mutual respect and trust". "It's a very exciting opportunity - both parties have the chance to effect a change and really drive Santa Carolina as a brand and producer in a very competitive market."
According to Santa Carolina's export director Christian Wylie, the UK is currently only its sixth largest export market, while for many Chilean brands it is number two or three. Both sides would like to grow its UK business, but admit it will be a slow process, with Campbell saying they are working to a five-year target.
Wylie told Harpers.co.uk: "We had a very good relationship with Percy Fox - it was quite close and very strategic. We went after the UK in a very successful way right before the crisis. But we got hit hard in Chile by the earthquake, and there were some very bad returns across the business. We had to walk away from a lot of business - with Greene King and Tesco and others. We said Santa Carolina is a big producer with a big portfolio - we want to work across all levels and price points. We've been very proactive and have a lot of new research projects. All of that was a little bit different from what Percy Fox/Diageo could or wanted to handle. We had a very honest conversation with them and left Antares with them."
The search for a new agent was about finding someone more in the wine world than the retail world, and Wylie had known Ehrmanns for a long time. "They seemed to be coming out from a couple of tricky issues in the past, and we suited each other well," he says. Add to that that Ehrmanns was just working itself out of an "intricate deal" with Luis Felipe Edwards, and the timing seemed perfect, Wylie said.
To find out more about Chile, read our country report here.


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Our Amazing Students & Faculty: April 2017
Matthew Douglas has been accepted to present at the following conferences:
Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Conference, "A Politicized Reformation? French Huguenots and English Catholics in an Era of Religious Intolerance" - Grand Junction, CO
University of Utah, Gateway to Teaching Workshop, "Aspects of the Renaissance and the Transformation of European Society, 1300-1650"
Aaron Stockham has become a Swivl Pioneer, a program begun by Swivl, an education technology company that makes it easy to videorecord classes. As a Pioneer, Aaron helps explore the different uses of Swivl's technology, especially as it relates to individualized observations of teachers in the classroom. He also helps Swivl by producing blog content, educating other teachers, and showing how Swivl can aid teacher development.
Our US veteran Robotics team is competing in the FIRST World Robotics Festival in Houston, TX (April 19-22). Robotics coach James Harris and students Walter Robson, Katie Beck, and Ryan Outtrim earned a spot to the world championship following a successful performance at the Idaho Regional FIRST Robotics Competition. Our robotics team is joined in Houston by the Navajo Mountain High School (NMHS) team, who qualified upon receiving the Rookie All Star Award at regionals. Good luck, Ravens!
Tanisha Matheswaran (Class XI) and Emma Sun (Class IX) were two of eight Grand Champion prize recipients at the Salt Lake Valley Science and Engineering Fair (SLVSEF). Matheswaran and Sun will represent Waterford in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) on May 14-19 in Los Angeles, California. Emma, who partnered with her brother, Alex Sun of Hillcrest High School, won first place in the SLVSEF Behavioral and Social Sciences category for their project titled, "Understanding 'Compassion Fade'. Tanisha won first place in the SLVSEF Energy: Chemical & Physical category for her project titled, "Waste Embraced 2.0: A Novel Study of the Effects of Optimized Struvite Precipitation on Biogas Production and Resource Recovery from Municipal Landfill Leachate and Wastewater Centrate." Read more here.
Shayan Pandit (Class V) placed second in the Utah National Geographic Bee at Thanksgiving Point. Shayan competed against students in grades 4-8 from around the state.
The Waterford Troubadours earned a superior rating and took first place in the 1A chamber choir category at the Heritage Choral Festival in Honolulu.
Bryant Smaellie has been able to participate in the Waterford Troubadour Hawaii Choir Trip as the only four year member and as the current Choir Department President. Bryant also sings and beatboxes in FreQuency A Capella, based in Provo, the only contemporary high school a capella group that is nationally recognized without being linked with one specific school.
On March 28, Waterford hosted the 2A, Region 14 Large and Solo and Ensemble Music Festival. The following ensembles and soloists qualified for State:
Meagan Matthews - Violin Solo
Waterford Quartet No.1 - Ruby Finlayson, Indigo Heuston, Grant Flynn, Rachel Howard
Waterford Quartet No.2 - Jihu Lee, Charlotte Wang, Myalee Smith, Katie Dover
Waterford Quartet No.3 - Sophie Taylor, Emma Sun, Kelly Reynolds, Clark Ahlstrom
Waterford Quartet No. 4 - Catherine Dowd, Matthew Buxton, Tate Reynolds, Sarah Shipp
Cello Duo - Tate Reynolds and Ford Christensen
Tate Reynolds - Cello Solo
Ford Christensen - Cello Solo
Charlotte WAng - Violin Solo
Jihu Lee - Violin Solo
Bass Trio - Andrew Smaellie, Miles Elgren, Reed Ahlstrom
Clark Ahlstrom - Cello Solo
Haley Taylor - Violin Solo
Sophie Taylor - Violin Solo
Abby Larkins - Violin Solo
Wilson Lee - Violin Solo
Ruby Finlayson - Violin Solo
Myalee Smith - Viola Solo
Omeed Moshirfar - Viola Solo
Lelia Becker - Piano Solo
Tiffany Xu - Piano Solo
Samantha Larkins - Piano Solo
Sarah Shipp - Piano Solo
The Troubadours
Vocal Duet - Kelly Reynolds and Colette Gauthier
Elsie Shaw - Mezzo Vocal Solo
Bryant Smaellie - Baritone Vocal Solo
Hannah McKinley - Soprano Vocal Solo
Percussion Ensemble #3 - Noah Conner, William Fluetsch, Riley Peters, Sam VerMeer, James Willes
Sam VerMeer - Mallet Solo
State will take place for the Solo and Ensemble Festival at Northridge High School on Saturday, April 29th.
State will take place for the Large Ensemble at Salem High School on Friday, May 19th.
Gwyneth Park (Class IIIA) went to Nationals for snowboarding!
Jackson Sponaugle, Xander Priskos and Parker Law were all voted to the 2A All-State Basketball Team
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Screening for duplicate text in PhD thesis
The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences screens all PhD theses for duplicate text immediately after submission and prior to forwarding to assessment committees. If no duplicate text is identified, the screening takes a maximum of seven days. The Royal Library conducts the screening using the detection software iThenticate. It is not possible for PhD students to conduct this screening in advance.
Learn more about avoiding questionable writing practices
Overview of the screening process
- Plagiarism is considered research misconduct
- Self-plagiarism is regarded as questionable research practice.
Self-plagiarism is categorised as the duplication of text without correct references from the PhD student's own work. This includes master theses as well as published articles and manuscripts for which the PhD student is an author or co-author.
PlagiarismWhen plagiarism is suspected in a PhD thesis, the University of Copenhagen Practice Committee and the Danish Committee on Research Misconduct investigate the scope and nature of the duplicate text.
The ruling from the Danish Committee on Research Misconduct must be presented before the thesis is submitted for assessment. If the Committee finds the duplicate text to be plagiarism, the thesis is rejected with no further opportunity for revision.
Self-plagiarismIn most cases of suspected self-plagiarism, the PhD student and their principal supervisor are summoned for a meeting at the Graduate School to discuss revisions of the thesis before it is submitted for assessment. The Practice Committee may also investigate the matter.
As per 1 July 2017, PhD theses are covered by the Danish Act on Research Misconduct. PhD students are responsible for the content of their thesis. The principal supervisor is expected to advise the PhD student on Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR). Information about RCR at the faculty is available on the SUND website.
For questions on text duplication, please speak to your principal supervisor. For additional guidance, contact the Graduate School.
Danish Act on Research Misconduct (in Danish).
For questions on text duplication, please speak to your principal supervisor. For additional guidance, contact the Graduate School.
Danish Act on Research Misconduct (in Danish).


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Time Out Says
Although there is an à la carte selection of juices, salads and sandwiches, the main draw is the set menu, which changes every day. Expect vegan pizza, low-calorie falafel and lots of spiralising and dehydrating. On our last visit, towards the tail end of the evening, they'd run out of all the specials. Ordinarily, we'd have a good moan. In the case of Comptoir 102, where the staff explained that they don't want to waste food or freeze anything, we've got to love them more for their dedication to their cause.
So, off the à la carte menu, we ate a lot of superfood-stuffed variations on a healthy theme. All fresh, generously sized and flavoursome. If you like your food heavily seasoned, perhaps this is not for you. However, if naked flavour and traceability excite you, this place is an unmissable treat.
The bottom line
As green as it gets in Dubai, with style and taste in spades.
Nestled away in a villa on Jumeirah Beach Road you'll find Comptoir 102 – a trendy café-meets-concept store.
The menu is packed full of healthy dishes with the majority being plant-based (a handful contain eggs and cheese), raw and gluten-free, and there's a specials menu that changes based on what's seasonal at the time. The café also sources all its fruit and vegetables from local organic farms.
After scouring the menu we decide on the seaweed pesto (hijiki served with guacamole and raw flaxseed crackers) and the vegan kale Caesar salad with avocado, "bacon", chickpeas, cucumber, lentils and a creamy dairy-free dressing.
The portions are generous and everything tastes super-fresh.
We wash it down with a "golden latte", concocted with homemade almond milk, turmeric, pepper, honey and cinnamon.
Don't leave without trying the choco petit pot – a rich and creamy chocolate mousse topped with roasted hazelnuts – it's hard to believe it's not only plant-based but refined sugar-and gluten-free too.
Compared to other cafés in the city, it's on the pricier side with dishes averaging in at about Dhs65 and superfood packed smoothies (think açaí, guarana and spirulina) going up to Dhs37, but the quality of the food is justification enough.
With trendy vibes, a cosy feel and fab food, you could while away hours with a book and herbal tea. A peaceful haven in Jumeirah that's well-worth a visit.
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For healthy food and the choco petit pot
By Time Out Dubai staff | 23 Sep 2019
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February 18, 2020
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The breadth of Penn State's research expertise surpasses that of any university in the country, according to the latest National Science Foundation rankings of Higher Education Research and Development (HERD) research expenditures by key fields and subfields, released in November 2019.
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For generations, the Thomas family has placed a high value on education resulting in numerous degrees, a great majority of which were earned at Penn State. Now, to give back to the University that so positively impacted their lives, the wife and children of the late Lloyd E. Thomas, a 1961 University alumnus in agricultural engineering, have named the Lloyd E. Thomas Family Department Head Suite in the renovated Agricultural Engineering Building.
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Current carbon cycle models may underestimate the amount of carbon dioxide released from the soil during rainy seasons in temperate forests like those found in the northeast United States, according to Penn State researchers.
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A new podcast that highlights the work of Penn State researchers and how their findings impact communities near and far is now available through central Pennsylvania's public media station.
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January 30, 2020
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January 23, 2020
The Penn State-Ingredion Plant-based Yogurt Alternative Short Course took place last fall and was deemed a success. During the two-day workshop, 31 attendees, hailing from 11 states and four countries, gained insight into the challenges of formulating plant-based yogurt alternatives, the breadth and functionality of plant proteins, and the nitty-gritty details of bringing a product to market.
January 21, 2020
A technology that uses dielectric heating and radio frequency energy to destroy destructive pests lurking within wood products is closer to reaching the marketplace after a recent commercial trial at Penn State's University Park campus.
January 21, 2020
An industrial chemical — phased out since 2002, but previously used in stain and water-repellent products and firefighting foam — alters the gut microbiome of mice and could have implications for human health, according to an international team of researchers.
January 21, 2020
The Center of Excellence in Industrial Biotechnology at Penn State has announced a new round of seed grant funding for interdisciplinary research, curricular development, or educational activities in the broad area of industrial biotechnology through its 2020 IMPACT Seed Grant Program. Full-time faculty, staff and students are eligible to apply; the application deadline is Feb. 7.
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During the past 20 years, insecticides applied to U.S. agricultural landscapes have become significantly more toxic — over 120-fold in some midwestern states — to honey bees when ingested, according to a team of researchers, who identified rising neonicotinoid seed treatments in corn and soy as the primary driver of this change. The study is the first to characterize the geographic patterns of insecticide toxicity to bees and reveal specific areas of the country where mitigation and conservation efforts could be focused.
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"We want to be nasty up front. That's how it is. All these guys up front, they wanna fight," Bolles explained. "We have guys from big programs, guys who want to run the ball and smash people in the mouth. That's what we want to bring. We're all tough, smart guys who want to work hard day-in and day-out and get better every single day."
This desire to be aggressive is nothing new for Bolles. Even though he is an offensive lineman, Bolles has drawn player comparisons to Derek Wolfe because of the aggressive attitude and effort the rookie brings on each snap. As a whole Bolles feels honored by the comparison.
"Well first off, Derek Wolfe is Derek Wolfe so I can't compare myself to him at all. He's a hell of a player and there's a reason he's the run stopper. He punches people in the throat and he has the attitude and effort that guys up front don't like to face," he said. "That's how I am … I bring that nasty edge up front. I finish my blocks and I go to the whistle. That's how we want to be this year, this Bronco team going into the season. We want to go to the whistle and make sure every team knows not to mess with us on Sunday."
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In his article, ""Pro-Lifers: We Really Are Hypocrites," Steven Trebus suggested that Pro-Lifers are hypocrites because:
"We call for Roe v. Wade to be overturned and for the defunding of Planned Parenthood, but we offer nothing in return. We're a movement devoid of actual solutions and choices. We preach life but fail to actually help the lives of struggling women right in front of us."
Interestingly enough, Trebus (later in the article) discusses Pregnancy Resource Centers as evidence of what pro-lifers are doing for women considering abortions. Therefore, his statement that "we offer nothing in return" is misplaced. He also ignores the Republican effort for birth control pills to be sold over the counter, an action that would arguably cut down on unplanned pregnancy.
Trebus goes on to suggest it is the "lack of choice" which causes abortions.
"At the end of the day, when a woman considers an abortion, it's because she feels she has no other choice…"
To generalize all abortions as an instant where an individual feels they don't have a choice is an incorrect overstatement. Women choose abortion for a plethora of reasons. If we take Trebus generalization as gospel truth, then PRC's and the fact that two million infertile couples are seeking to adopt (and there are many organizations that help connect these couples to women who believe they cannot take care of the child they carry) can rest his fears of "no other choice" at ease.
He then suggests those who are pro-life should put their money where their mouth is, after discussing how government spending might help the pro-life cause. This is a confusing point because it appears Trebus is talking about how pro-lifers should be in favor of their tax dollars going to PRCs, but he uses the language of personal donations ("money where your mouth is").
There are several problems with this point:
First, government funding for PRCs is already a reality (as Think Progress, Mother Jones, and Salon complain about consistently).
Second, choosing to not donate to a PRC or other such organizations is not hypocritical for a pro-life person. Killing an innocent life is wrong regardless of whether I donate to certain organizations. I am not an accessory to the death of an unborn child if I do not place a few dollars on the PRC plate, just like I am not an accessory to crimes of other sorts if I do not donate to the right organization.
Third, Trebus told readers he is a libertarian, and as a libertarian it seems he would be aware of how incompetent tax dollars are at solving problems. He admits and dismisses this in the same instance:
"Yes, government services generally suck and have plenty of fraud, but I'd rather help women have a choice and have some fraud than continue down our current path."
It is curious to me why Trebus, a libertarian, does not advocate for personal donations but instead chooses government forcing you to pay up as a solution. How I spend my money should be no one's business but my own. Being labelled a hypocrite without knowledge of where my money, my time, my energy goes is a very strange thing for a libertarian to do.
Trebus, it seems, is speaking from a lack of knowledge about the Pro-Life movement and the efforts, money, and resources it puts forth. This article is built upon an unfounded accusation, of which Trebus should remove himself from.


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As writers, we're always watching (or at least, we should be). When we watch, we can't help but notice strange things, people, places, objects, etc. Maybe they're not strange, but they fascinate us in some way.
I'm almost ADHD when it comes to watching. If I'm making small talk with someone in a crowded place, I get antsy really fast, mostly because I'm trying to look around and watch while the person's trying to talk to me. I don't like to just stand in one spot very long. I like to walk around and notice things.
People fascinate me most. Sometimes I'll be in a restaurant or the library, or basically any random public place and I'll think up little stories about the people I see. I might see a person who looks like one of my characters and I have to resist the urge to stare at them. Crazy, I know.
I don't usually base my characters off total strangers, though. Most of the time, they're based off a person I know or a mixture of two or more people I know or find fascinating. (It's a compliment, I swear!) The more I develop the characters, the more they form their own personalities and become less and less like the real life people they were based on. I take bits and pieces of what I've seen from random people and add them to my characters. A strange-looking tattoo, an odd hairstyle, a funny way of speaking…
Dreams are another good source of characters. The odd people who pop up in my subconscious mind are often nothing like the people I know in real life. A good number of my characters are based on people I've "met" in dreams. The imaginings of the subconscious mind can be an endless source of inspiration.
So… how do you create your characters?