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Disney Completes $71.3 Billion Acquisition of 21st Century Fox
Wednesday March 20, 2019 6:09 am PDT by Mitchel Broussard
After first confirming its plan to acquire certain parts of 21st Century Fox in December 2017, today The Walt Disney Company has officially closed its $71.3 billion acquisition of Fox (via The Hollywood Reporter). The deal had to go through various regulatory and antitrust reviews, and Disney saw a bit of competition with Comcast for Fox's assets throughout 2018. Now, Disney owns 20th Century Fox Film and Television studios, the FX stable of networks, National Geographic, and the Fox-related cable and international TV businesses, like India's Star India. The acquisition has also made Disney the majority owner of Hulu thanks to Fox's 30 percent stake in the streaming service, combined with Disney's existing 30 percent stake. Disney is said to also be looking into acquiring WarnerMedia's 10 percent Hulu stake, but will leave the service as it is and focus mainly on its upcoming Disney+ platform instead of altering Hulu. For Disney+, the company now has a huge back catalog of Fox films and TV shows to bolster its not-yet-released streaming service, and potentially entice more customers to join. It's already been confirmed that Disney+ will host "the entire Disney motion picture library," signaling the end of the Disney Vault in the process and allowing subscribers to stream any Disney film they desire. There will also be new original TV shows and films based on Disney properties, like The Mandalorian set in the Star Wars universe, and a Marvel show focused on Tom Hiddleston's Loki. Disney plans for the service to be family-friendly and educational, with shows


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T.H.E. Show, Capitol Studios, ATC and Legacy Audio
It was another audio event at the famed Capitol Studios in LA, but hanging out in studio A in theRead more
It was another audio event at the famed Capitol Studios in LA, but hanging out in studio A in theRead more
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The Astell and Kern room on the 4th floor of the Hotel Irvine was bumping. One side of their twoRead more
There was a ton of things to see and hear at the big Newport show this year. I was ableRead more
While the French-based Focal usually packs the biggest impression at audio shows with its Grand Utopia ($80k/pair) in a largeRead more
The budget friendly Zu Omen has gone through a few changes over the years. An official "Mk2" version was released intoRead more
Onward and upward they say. So it is with ALO audio. While their mainstay brand continues to broaden its productsRead more
While AudioQuest's outstanding UBS-stick-sized [Dragonfly DAC] is now in its second generation, a few new digital products have recently surfacedRead more
Hot on the heels of the new flagship HE-1000 comes another interesting entry at the other end of the priceRead more
While US attendee's were treated to the new AK Jr. at this year's [AXPONA Show] in Chicago, the new flagshipRead more
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9th January 2013
The New Year saw media attention turn to the issue of older and elderly inmates in Irish prisons, and the specific care issues which arise in relation to them.
Older prisoners of course experience the same difficulties related to their age as older people within the general population. Many have mobility problems and health issues which can include dementia.
Recent years have seen a dramatic increase in the number of prisoners aged 50 and older, with the number jumping from 199 in 2007 to 335 in 2012, according to Irish Prison Service figures.
Speaking to the Irish Times, IPRT Executive Director Liam Herrick stated that he is not surprised at these figures, as there has been a similar trend observed in other countries. He suggested that possible reasons for the increase may be greater use of longer sentences and the prosecution of an increasing amount of historical cases where defendants may be considerably older. Further, he said that older prisoners should be recognised as a vulnerable group within the prison system in much the same way as young people, women, and those who suffer from mental illness are recognised as vulnerable, as the prison experience can have a particularly negative effect on them.
Further media coverage of this issue can be found below.
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MPs MUST keep No Deal on the table – or Remainers will be on the road to stopping Brexit
If Brexit is delayed the wrong people will be clapping and our EU exit may never happen at all
LAST night the Prime Minister's Brexit deal was defeated by a smaller - but still thumping - majority of nearly 150.
With Brexit due in just over two weeks, the question is whether we should remove the option of leaving with No Deal on March 29.
One thing is certain. If we say we will never, ever leave without a deal, the EU would know that they can stop Brexit in its tracks by refusing to agree a deal with us.
Or, if they're feeling subtle, by offering a bad deal they know Parliament will turn down.
Either way, they'd know we'd blink. Faced with those options, we couldn't take either of them. We would have no choice. We'd have to go cap in hand and beg the EU to delay the day we leave.
Some people think that would be fine. According to them, Parliament would "take charge" and find a new, better, more democratic solution. Peace would break out and, before you know it, we'd all be sitting round the campfire holding hands and singing kum-ba-yah.
Except that Parliament has shown repeatedly that MPs are brilliant at deciding what they don't like, but terrible at agreeing on what they do.
The chances of finding a previously unnoticed solution down the back of the Parliamentary sofa are somewhere between nil and zero. There's only one option which Parliament has ever supported - the Prime Minister's deal with a change to the Irish backstop.
Nothing else works.
So what happens when the extra time we'd asked for runs out? We'd have delayed Brexit to search for a better deal, but we wouldn't have one. And nor could we leave without one either. What then?
The only option would be another temporary delay. And then, when it ran out, another one. And another. And another. In the end, the temporary extensions would become permanent. We'd have built an enormous elephant trap for ourselves, and there'd be no way to climb out. We'd never leave.
Brexit would fail.
As a former Remainer who believes we've got a democratic duty to deliver Brexit, I won't be supporting proposals to take a World Trade Organisation, No Deal Brexit off the table.
Not because I like the idea of No Deal, or want it to happen - the Prime Minister's deal with an amended Irish backstop would be far better. But because too many of the people who are clapping loudest at the idea of ruling out No Deal are the ones who want to stop Brexit completely.
The rest of us should realise what ruling out No Deal would lead to, and refuse to follow them.
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Prior to joining Arts Midwest in 2009, Anne worked across various social sectors with roles in museums, higher education, affordable housing, and organizations serving survivors of domestic violence.
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Anne holds a B.A. in Political Science from Loyola University Chicago and an M.A. in Arts Administration and Policy from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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When assessing the Ninth Doctor's attitude to war, there are a few episodes that stand out as obvious examples: Dalek sees him come face-to-face once more with the enemy; The Empty Child/ The Doctor Dances finds the TARDIS amid one of Earth's bloodiest battles; and Bad Wolf/ The Parting of the Ways shows how far this Time Lord will or won't go to stop further wars.
But this is a Doctor steeped in war – he's just escaped the biggest war in all time and space, with apparent memories of blowing up his own people – so it's equally useful to find his mindset in the quieter moments. And few scenes are as gently heart-breaking and important as the conclusion of The End of the World.
We didn't really know what had happened to the Doctor or the Time Lords at this early stage. We'd been reintroduced to him in the previous episode, and, like Rose Tyler, we were still catching up. While the show was off-air, something big had happened. The Time War.
Details about this monumental fight would slowly leak out over subsequent years, but in this episode, written by Russell T. Davies, we got roughly three lines of dialogue and a Doctor weighed down by an immense sadness. It's absolutely beautiful.
Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper play it wonderfully: there's an incredible weight to their brief interactions. They put aside their petty grievances (notably arguing about the effects of the Time War, i.e. the Doctor not even allowing himself to say his own planet's name – and indeed, he never does in Series 1 at all; Gallifrey isn't mentioned until The Runaway Bride) and share this moment of mourning.
Perhaps it works so well because he and Rose are talking about something so massive while life carries on, in all its mundanities, around them. There's a Big Issue seller, a baby crying, and crowds shopping. Meanwhile, they're talking about a massacre.
Perhaps it's because the previous scene was equally sad, as Rose watches pieces of the Earth drift apart into the vastness of space, knowing that no one was watching when the sun bloomed and the planet was consumed. This huge event happened, and everyone else was looking away, more concerned with their own lives (or at least what could've ended those lives).
Or perhaps it's both of these things because they're the same. It's what Doctor Who does so well: combine the big and the little things and say they're equally important. If you're looking for a scene in the 2005- present show which utterly defines the programme, it's here. It's the Doctor and Rose, hand-in-hand, discussing something terrible, talking about danger – but going off for chips afterwards.
It typifies the rest of the episode too: while Jabe tries to side-line the Doctor, tempt him into opening up about the Time War and marvelling about his very existence, the teary-eyed Doctor carries on regardless. He saves the day.
The Ninth Doctor constantly lives in the shadow of the war, but the whole point if that he continues doing what he does. War might act as his backdrop, but all that he's seen won't stop him. In fact, it'll do the opposite. Heck, that's not just a good attitude to war: it's a good attitude to life.
Forget what they say – the Doctor isn't always a solid role model. Yet here he is. A true televisual hero.


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Review: Katyar Kaljat Ghusli
Bring alive the festive season with a musical treat comprising stellar performances and a gripping story of a bygone era.
by Ravi Shet
Rating: 4 out of 5
Katyar Kaljat Ghusli first shot to fame in the 1970s as a musical play helmed by singing stalwarts Pt Jitendra Abhisheki and Pt Vasantrao Deshpande. The same story has now been adapted for the big screen by director-actor Subodh Bhave, who also stars in the film.
The plot is based in the pre-independence period in princely Vishrampur, and centres on the clash between two musical gharanas led by Pandit Bhanu Shankar Shastri (Shankar Mahadevan) and Khan Saheb (Sachin Pilgaonkar). Panditji, owing to his talent, is elevated to the Rajgayak (royal singer) status in the State. He is impressed by Khansaheb's talent, though the latter belongs to a different musical gharana, and asks him to move to migrate to Vishrampur.
Khansaheb moves to Vishrampur and performs a jugalbandi with Panditji, where the king declares Panditji as the winner of the competition. A frustrated Khansaheb continues to challenge Panditji year after year; however after a decade Panditji leaves the stage without singing which eventually makes Khansaheb the winner and he gets the Rajgayak status.
Khansaheb moves to the palace where Banke Bihari (Pushkar Shrotri), the State's royal poet, and other royal attendants present him with a dagger (katyar) and inform him that the king would pardon one murder by the dagger.
Meanwhile, Sadashiv (Subodh Bhave) arrives at the palace hoping to take singing lessons from Panditji, but on learning that Khansaheb is the new court singer, he asks for lessons from him instead. Khansaheb is furious when he realises that Sadashiv sings in Panditji's style and refuses to teach him. Though upset, Sadashiv leaves and takes shelter in a place where he meets Uma, Panditji's daughter, and starts learning the notes her father has left behind. Here, he meets Zareena, Khansaheb's daughter, who urges him to come work in the palace disguised as a servant so that he may learn singing when her father is practicing.
The story moves at a fast pace and several scenes have been stitched together beautifully to create an impact. The music by Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy is impressively scored to recreate a bygone era, and the camerawork is top notch. Debutant director Subodh Bhave has tackled a difficult subject deftly and extracted good performances from the cast, notably from Shankar Mahadevan, Amruta Khanvilkar, Mrunmayee Deshpande and Pushkar Shrotri. But Sachin Pilgaonkar steals the show with his excellent portrayal of Khansaheb.
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Joint Replacement
The decision to have a joint replacement procedure typically comes only after all other options have been exhausted. The surgeon will take into account your age, health profile, and desired activity level when considering a joint replacement.
If you are unsure about having joint replacement surgery, call McNeil Orthopedics for a second opinion.
McNeil Orthopedics offers replacement options of the shoulders, hips, and knees. Advancements in modern surgical techniques have made joint replacement less invasive and more successful than ever before. This technology makes replacement surgery much safer and faster, with a quicker recovery and fewer complications. We also perform same-day outpatient joint replacement, an option that is becoming increasingly popular. Dr. McNeil or Dr. McGonigle will let you know if you are a candidate for this procedure.
Joint Replacement Procedures We Perform
A total knee replacement, or knee arthroplasty, replaces the entire knee joint with artificial parts to help relieve pain and improve mobility. It may be recommended if your knee is severely damaged by osteoarthritis or injury.
A total knee replacement involves replacing all three of its compartments: the inside (medial compartment), outside (lateral compartment), and under the kneecap (patellofemoral/anterior compartment). It may be performed as a traditional, open surgery with a large incision, or in a less invasive manner involving smaller incisions and less trauma to surrounding muscles and tissue.
Prosthetic knee joints are expected to last 20 years or more.
If only part of the knee joint is damaged, then only that part is replaced with a prosthetic in a surgical procedure called a partial knee replacement. Healthy bone, cartilage, and ligaments are left in place.
A partial or "unicompartmental" knee replacement minimizes trauma to the knee, resulting in a faster recovery and less post-op pain than is experienced with a total knee replacement.
This procedure may be recommended when osteoarthritis or other damage is restricted to a particular compartment of the knee.
A total hip replacement, or hip arthroplasty, surgically replaces damaged bone and cartilage with an artificial joint.
Injury due to osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and trauma (such as from a fall) are common reasons for a total hip replacement.
During the surgery, the ball at the top of the thighbone (femur) and the socket in the pelvic bone are replaced with prosthetic parts. Surgical screws or cement may be used to hold the components in place.
The procedure may be conducted through a traditional ("open") surgery or a minimally invasive procedure in which one or two smaller incisions are used to minimize the disruption of muscles and other tissues, as well as reduce pain.
A total shoulder replacement, or shoulder arthroplasty, replaces the damaged ball-and-socket joint of the shoulder with artificial components.
The damaged ball atop the arm bone (humerus) and socket of the shoulder blade (scapula) are replaced with prosthetic parts.
Degenerative joint diseases, fractures, and rotator cuff tears may lead to the need for a total shoulder replacement.
Just as its name implies, a reverse shoulder replacement surgery involves replacing a damaged shoulder joint with a prosthesis – although the ball and socket positions are reversed.
That is, the ball atop the arm bone (humerus) is replaced with an artificial socket, and the socket of the shoulder blade (scapula) is replaced with an artificial ball.
This allows the deltoid muscles to operate arm movement, rather than the rotator cuff. This type of surgery may be recommended in cases where damage to the muscles and tendons of the rotator cuff are severe.
After joint replacement surgery, many patients return to normal activity within 6-8 weeks of surgery.
If you've reached a point when surgery may be necessary, please see us for an evaluation of your joint health. Contact McNeil Orthopedics in North Easton, Massachusetts, today to schedule an appointment with either Dr. McNeil or Dr. McGonigle. Call (508) 205-9630 or you can request an appointment online at your convenience.


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The 2016 voter's register audit findings have shown that 132,837 voters on the voter's register are sharing National Registration Card numbers while 2,555 people shared NRC numbers, names and dates of birth.
The audit has not been able to show evidence to support the allegations of inclusion of suspected foreigners in the provisional register of voters because all the registration records have associated NRC numbers that conforms to the legal requirement.
The auditors however did not rule out the fact that it is possible for the Electoral Commission to register foreign nationals.The Commission has since invited political parties to inspect the provisional register and identify any non-Zambians who are on the list.
As a result of that call, two people have since been taken off the register.
The Electoral Commission of Zambia engaged external consultants from Kenya lead by Dismas Ong'ando who started working on the 5th of June up to 5th July this year.
And the audit has revealed that 492 people shared nearly full registration details with some variations on gender and district code on NRC number.
It has also established that 1,697,762 people representing 32 percent of the registered voters were added to the register as new voters while 142,383 were ineligible to vote and have been removed from the voter's register.
This was disclosed during a stakeholders meeting in Lusaka organised by the Electoral Commission of Zambia.
Meanwhile, ECZ Chairperson Esau Chulu also disclosed that the register audit key findings show that there is no evidence that foreigners were added to the 2016 voter's register.
Justice Chulu emphasised that the audit of the voter's register was done transparently by foreign independent auditors between 5th June and 5th July 2016.
He said the ECZ has established that the existing penalties on election offences are inadequate with no penalties specifically related to the offence of multiple voter registrations.
He said the commission has since written to the Department of National Registration, Passports and Citizenship requesting for death records of citizens that were of voting age at the time of death.The Commission also wrote to the National Pensions Scheme Authority last month requesting for the records of citizens that were of voting age at the time of death.
NAPSA has since replied to the Commission which is also analysing and processing the date availed to it.
Team leader Mr. Ong'ondi is a qualified Information Security Management Business Continuity Management IT Governance and was trained at the University of Nairobi, in Kenya.


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According to the Skin Cancer Foundation (SCF), about 90% of non-melanoma skin cancers are associated with exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun and up to 90% of the visible changes commonly attributed to ageing caused by the sun.
In our 20s, we do not yet see the effects of UV exposure on our skin because our cells turnover at a relatively quick rate.
The best strategy in our 20s is to wear sunscreen, avoid long term sun exposure and start a solid cleansing routine.
In our 30s, fine lines, wrinkles and sunspots start to surface, causing many of us to run to our dermatologist in search of a solution. We can't turn back time, but exfoliating will help. This is one of the best tools to help promote faster cell turnover, smooth skin texture and even out skin tone. Now is the time to start using a richly moisturising eye cream.
The 40s is the time to bring out the big guns. If you overlooked skin care in your 20s and 30s, you will really start seeing the results in your 40s. Cell turnover and collagen production have significantly slowed down at this point in your life, making continued exfoliation and moisturising even more important. Look for skin care products that contain peptides to help increase skin firmness and reduce the look of wrinkles.
Skin in your 50s tends to be dry and thin, mainly because of fluctuating hormones due to menopause. Reduced estrogen results in dryness and a loss of collagen and elastin causes crepey skin. Keep exfoliating (either mechanically with microdermabrasion or chemically with peels) and use products containing retinoids, hyaluronic acid and ceramides. Choose creams over lotions because they provide a more intense level of moisturising.


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What Is Astaxanthin & How Can We Benefit From This Supplement?
The definition of astaxanthin, according to Wikipedia, is that it is a carotenoid, belonging to a larger class of phytochemicals known as terpenes, which are built from five carbon precursors; isopentenyl diphosphate and dimethylallyl diphosphate.
Information for the rest of us!
But all we really need to know is that astaxanthin has been discovered to have antioxidant properties that are similar to vitamin A so that many have started to take it as a health supplement, available over the counter in various dosage levels. It is taken to replace vitamin A, beta-carotene, lutein and retinol, and considered to be a robust supplement to prevent and fight cancer.
A big plus is that astaxanthin will never transform into a harmful pro-oxidant, something that can happen to other antioxidants once they become depleted
Astaxanthin occurs naturally, and is found in algae, fish, krill oil, lobsters, crab, crawfish and salmon. If seafood is not high on the list of the food that you eat, you may be deficient in this nutrient – making it one of the reasons for the recent popularity of this supplement.
Astaxanthin is particularly recommended for both males and females to use as they grow older – and you can see why just below.
There are 5 main health benefits of astaxanthin
1. Astaxanthin can help relieve pain and inflammation. The modern scourge of inflammation affects many and can lead to so many chronic conditions. Anything that can minimize inflammation is to be welcomed.
2. Astaxanthin supports our eye health being particularly helpful with such eye problems as diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, strain and fatigue as well as being able to see the fine print and other detail.
3. Astaxanthin helps fight fatigue. Whether this fatigue is from the aging process or because of over exertion or too much exercise, astaxanthin is a considerable help in the recovery process. Pure natural astaxanthin is often used as a treatment for the recovery of muscles, better endurance, enhanced strength and improved energy levels. Just as an aside, astaxanthin is the reason salmon have the strength and endurance to swim up rivers and waterfalls for days on end. Their diets are high in this pigment where it concentrates in their muscles.
4. Astaxanthin cleans up our cells because of its almost unique antioxdant coverage.
5. Astaxanthin improves our skin by helping and improving skin moisture levels, smoothness, elasticity, fine wrinkles as well as spots or freckles, while at the same time acting as a natural sunscreen and even preventing sunburn.
This is one potent supplement
An advantage of astaxanthin over a vitamin A supplement is that it has a milder chemical make up. For some, there can be a risk associated with taking too much vitamin A because it can produce toxicity in the body.
A 2007 study analyzed several popular antioxidants and their antioxidant power, finding astaxanthin to be six thousand times stronger than vitamin C, eight hundred times stronger than CoQ10, five hundred and fifty times stronger than green tea catechins and seventy five times stronger than alpha lipoic acid. It is no mean supplement!
The only side effect noted is an orange coloring of the skin at very high dosages, around 50 mg daily.
I recently wrote on vitamins and supplements in general and astaxanthin was included. Now you know why!
Easily available online or from a reputable heath store, just ensure that your brand of choice has had the necessary precautions taken to harvest your astaxanthin properly, purify it, package it and, of course, protect its potency up to the expiry date. The recommended dosages range from 2 to 12 mg per day, depending of course on your health status and what health condition is being targeted.


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GARY JONES has no complaints about turning back the clock to make himself an important element of Tranmere Rovers' revival under new manager Brian Little.
The powerful 28-year-old is being asked once again to play a variety of roles in the Tranmere cause, just as he did in the early years of his career at Prenton Park.
The versatility tag helped Jones regain a place in the starting line-up under Little and he repaid the manager's faith with winning goals in the last two games.
Jones says: "The most important thing to me is getting a shirt in the starting line-up. So if the gaffer wants me to play different positions for him, I'm happy to do that.
"From my own point of view I would prefer to concentrate on playing one position, ideally midfield. But if the gaffer tells you to do something, you do it."
As a product of Tranmere's youth development system, Jones was more likely to be found at centre-forward or centre-half during his first spell at Tranmere between 1993-2000.
When he returned from a twoyear stint with Nottingham Forest in August of last season, Jones quickly established himself in a settled midfield slot for Ray Mathias' team.
"I must have played about 50 games in midfield last season," says Jones. "But when new managers come into a club, they always have different ideas.
"I should not be surprised about being moved around because it's a bonus for a manager to have players who can be used in two or three different roles.
"Lately I have played mostly centre-forward and centre midfield but I've also been used on the right wing and centre-half. I've enjoyed it."
Jones' eye for goal proved particularly valuable in recent weeks. He came off the bench to earn Tranmere three points with a last-gasp winner against Swindon, and then helped Rovers secure their first away victory of the Division Two campaign at Grimsby 13 days ago.
And Jones won a tricky FA Cup second Round tie at Hornchurch last weekend with his sixth goal of the season.
That makes Jones Tranmere's leading scorer as they prepare to make the journey to face second division strugglers Chesterfield tomorrow.
Jones is currently on course to better his haul of 10 goals from midfield last season. He says: "If I keep my place in the side up front then perhaps I can improve my goals ratio."
Often in recent weeks Jones has found himself playing different roles within the same game. He was pushed up front from midfield at Grimsby, then the following week started as a striker but dropped back to reinforce the midfield in the second half at Hornchurch.
Little points out: "Gary's versatility means I can adjust our formation without necessarily having to change the personnel. If I ask him to do something he just goes ahead and does it. He has done very well for me."
Tranmere are taking full value from every goal they score under Little.
All six wins in nine league and cup games under the new manager have been by a single-goal margin. In Jones' view that tells you plenty about the improvements Little has fashioned in the Rovers defence.
He says: "By playing three at the back we have become a lot tighter. You only have to look at the four clean sheets John Achterberg has kept for the gaffer to see what we are about.
"He has us working on the defensive side of things most of the time. I don't know how exciting it is for the fans to see us winning 1-0 every week but in our position results are what counts most. Needs must when you are near the bottom of the table.
"Perhaps in the coming weeks and months if results continue to go well, he may introduce more attacking ideas. At the moment this season seems to be following the same pattern of the last one when we had a sticky patch fairly early on and then made a very strong recovery. I'm hopeful we can do the same."


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- Clear bottle with coloured twist-on lid, clear flip-top drinking spout attached to a clear straw inside, there's a matching coloured base that twists off for access to the infuser and for easy cleaning.
- Tip for fab flavoured water: in evening add sliced fruit to the infuser bottle and fill with warm (not boiling!) water - put into the fridge overnight to let the fruit infuse, in the morning shake gently and enjoy the chilled fruity water.
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Provide a lending library and assist in the production and distribution of confessional Christian literature and other mass-media in the languages in which the fellowship of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod is working and in languages in which our fellowship may never establish a missionary presence.
Our Mission
- Gather and catalog all available publications of interest to Confessional Lutherans for cross-cultural outreach.
- Provide a central lending library.
- Translate, print and distribute prioritized publications a) in any language in which missions in fellowship with the WELS are found, and b) in other languages for which the fellowship of the WELS may not have a church or missionary presence.
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2019 Season Schedule
coming soon!
Home field
Mt. Carmel HS, Rancho Penasquito, CA
2018 Season Schedule
5pm Kick Off; Gates open at 4:30pm
12 & under FREE, Adults $10
Week 1: April 7th vs Capital City Rage- W
Week 2: April 14th vs Riverside Ravens -W
Week 3: April 21th BYE
Week 4: April 28th vs Los Angeles Warriors - L
Week 5: May 5th @ Capital City Rage - W
Week 6: May 12th vs Las Vegas - W
Week 7: May 19th @ Los Angeles Warriors - L
Week 8: May 26th BYE Week
Week 9: June 2st @ Riverside Ravens - W
Week 10: June 9th @ Ventura Wolf Pack - W
Week 11: Playoffs vs Everett Reign - W
Week 12: Playoffs @ Mile High Blaze - L
8 players were selected to the All American team, 4 1st team, 4 2nd team.
Knengi Martin was named the Defensive Coordinator for the American team in that game.
National Championships is in Atlanta, GA


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Do ag stocks really have room to grow? Find out from Mosaic CEO Jim Prokopanko, Friday's surprise guest. Following is a summary of his main points.
At what point do you worry about the rising costs of raw materials?
"I will worry when we can't raise the price of fertilizer beyond the prices of the raw materials. Right now the demand for fertilizer has allowed us to raise prices and pass along the costs," replies Prokopanko. "The demand remains strong. As world food demand grows it's all we can do to keep up with the surge in demand."
The phosphate portion of your business grew 82% year over year. Can you maintain that rate of growth?
"There's still more room and we're showing considerable improved performance in revenues and mining operations," replies Prokopanko. "There are only so many places you can get phosphate fertilizer or potash fertilizers. We sell our product to 66 different countries. In fact, there are people lined up to take our product. This year we don't have enough product in North America to supply all our customers here."
What do you think is the biggest risk to your story?
"The price of the food commodities," replies Prokopanko. "If those prices come off, we'll see a slack in demand for fertilizer products."
Traders what do you think?
As long as the commodity story stays strong, I like this stock.


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Date: Sunday, January 28, 2018
Time: 11:00am-2:00pm
Phone: 866.617.6779
We invite you to take a moment and step inside the peaceful beauty of McEvoy Ranch. Focus on the natural world and begin the year by recognizing our need for balance in our hectic lives. We will share some simple insights and lifestyle changes that will help. Jacquelyn Buchanan, chef educator and former Culinary Director in the Natural Chef Program at Bauman College will teach you how to make bone broth, mineral broth and nourishing soups to boost your immunity.
Cost: $65 per person
Tickets can be purchased online.
Additional Location or Other Information
McEvoy Ranch is located at 5935 Red Hill Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952. The weather can change quickly; jackets, sunglasses, hats and umbrellas may come in handy. Mildly rainy conditions will not cancel the tour, event or workshop. Please leave your pets at home as they are not allowed in our buildings and vehicles parked on the gravel get extremely hot in the sun.The speed limit is 15 mph or less once you turn off the main road, out of respect for our neighbors and the local wildlife. McEvoy Ranch is a private residence; please stay with your group during your visit.


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AUGUSTA, Ga. – The Peach Belt Conference released the 2018-19 All-Conference team on Friday night at the tournament banquet and Augusta University freshman Asia Harrison was voted the PBC Freshman of the Year.
Asia Harrison (2018-19 Freshman of the Year)
Asia Harrison started in 25 games for Augusta in her first collegiate season and played in all 28 games. The guard from Valdosta, Ga., was tied for third on the team in scoring, was second in assists and led the Jaguars in steals. Ranked among the PBC's top 20 in three-point field goal percentage, she had 10 games of double-digit points with two games at 20+ including a career-best 26 at Georgia College on Feb. 16; a game that saw her hit 6 of 7 three-pointers, the fourth-highest single-game 3-point percentage in the league this season. Harrison becomes the second Augusta player to be named the PBC Freshman of the Year, the first since Lawanna Monday in 1995.
View the full PBC All-Conference below…
Freshman of the Year
Asia Harrison, Augusta
Defensive Player of the Year
Tabitha Odabe, Flagler
Player of the Year
Jessica Harris, Lander
Coach of the Year
Erika Lang-Montgomery, Flagler
First Team
Kwajelin Farrar, USC Aiken
Shaunice Fulmore, Francis Marion
Jessica Harris, Lander
Tabitha Odabe, Flagler
Amber Skidgel, North Georgia
Second Team
Mylea McKenith, Lander
Julianne Sutton, North Georgia
Tamera Thorpe, North Georgia
Tatiana Wayne, Columbus State
Chris Wilson, Flagler
Third Team
Kyrie' Chandler, USC Aiken
Kierra Crane, Flagler
Madison Newby, Clayton State
Leeaysia Williamson, Columbus State
Taneria Wilson, Clayton State
Elite 15 Award Presented by EAB
Kyrie' Chandler, USC Aiken
Mike and Amy Wood Foundation Graduate Scholarship
Avery Locklear, UNC Pembroke
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Our first trip to the dog park was only a mild success. The only good thing about that park was the fact that it was fenced. No running water, no grass (think mud), and a creepy walk past some big dumpsters and through an even creepier wooded area. Clover wasn't sure exactly what was expected … Continue reading
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If you're a huge fan of the 2011 remake of Footloose starring Julianne Hough and Kenny Wormald and you follow Wormald on Instagram like us, then you know Wormald is an extremely talented dancer and choreographer.
Lately, he's been posting videos of himself at Playground LA, his dance studio, dancing to Dallas native Leon Bridges' music.
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Come & Gone
The National Hurricane Center stopped issuing advisories on Alberto at 4AM CDT and handed it off to the Weather Prediction Center. Heavy rains from the storm are still a flood risk for the Mid-South and the Midwest.
Roseanne Barr started the day as the star of a highly rated sitcom on ABC and then posted a racist tweet about Valerie Jarrett, an advisor to former President Obama. She, the rest of the cast, and the show's crew are now unemployed. ABC, a division of 'The Mouse' [Disney], dropped the show as they viewed the Tweet as a violation of network standards. Ms Barr claimed the tweet was a joke.
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- 1 Badtux { 05.30.18 at 1:35 am }
Yeah, just like she claimed that the tweet of herself wearing a Nazi uniform baking human-shaped cookies in an oven was just a joke.
Needless to say, Jewish descendants of Holocaust survivors were *NOT* happy.
- 2 Shirt { 05.30.18 at 9:26 am }
1500 immigrant children are missing and the vulgarian Barr drives it off the news with more vulgarity. She ought to be in politics
- 4 Kryten42 { 05.30.18 at 1:09 pm }
I've seen many news editorials & opinions about ABC cancelling the Roseanne reboot & a good post by Wonkette. But this opinion piece by Prof. Roxane Gay at NT Times I think is the most appropriate.
It was the kind of thing Roseanne Barr has been doing online for years. This time, however, the backlash was immediate and vigorous. Ms. Barr apologized for her "joke" that wasn't really a joke and said she was leaving Twitter as if Twitter were responsible for her racist behavior. That apology was not enough. ICM Partners, her agents, stopped representing her. The comedian Wanda Sykes, who was a consulting producer on the reboot of "Roseanne," announced that she was quitting the show. Within a matter of hours, ABC canceled the new "Roseanne" and the original show's reruns were pulled from TV Land, CMT and the Paramount Network.
For once, a major network did the right thing. But before it did the right thing, it did the wrong thing. It is not new information that Roseanne Barr makes racist, Islamophobic and misogynistic statements and is happy to peddle all manner of dangerous conspiracy theories. ABC knew this when it greenlighted the "Roseanne" reboot. ABC knew this when it quickly renewed the reboot for a second season, buoyed, no doubt, by the show's strong ratings.
The cast, the writers and the producers knew what Ms. Barr stood for when they agreed to work on the show. Everyone involved made a decision to support the show despite its co-creator's racism. They decided that their career ambitions, or desire to return to network television, or financial interests would best be served by looking the other way. It was only when Ms. Barr became an immediate liability that everyone involved finally looked at her racism and dealt with it directly.
Channing Dungey, the president of ABC Entertainment, said in a statement, "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show." Bob Iger, the chairman and chief executive of Disney, ABCs parent company, said, "There was only one thing to do here, and that was the right thing." The cast member and producer Sara Gilbert lamented the show's demise and said, "Roseanne's recent comments about Valerie Jarrett, and so much more, are abhorrent and do not reflect the beliefs of our cast and crew or anyone associated with the show."
All of these statements sound conscientious and righteous. These statements make it seem as if ABC is invested in doing the right thing. The statements make it seem as if the cast and crew are nothing like the show's star. These statements are but part of an elaborate and lucrative illusion. ABC is the same network that shelved an episode of "Blackish" because it addressed the N.F.L. anthem protests.
I am more interested in the statement ABC could have made by never making the reboot in the first place.
Full piece here:
'Roseanne' Is Gone, but the Culture That Gave Her a Show Isn't
- 6 Kryten42 { 05.31.18 at 7:51 pm }
Roseanne is now blaming Michelle Obama and vow's to make her pay! 🤣🤣
She's definitely a RWNJ Trumper. A complete inability to take any responsibility for her own actions. The screws aren't just loose, they've completely vanished, the light bulb's have burned out, the wheels have fallen off & the shingles have been blown away. 😉 😀
- 7 Kryten42 { 05.31.18 at 8:38 pm }
This is the best take on this Roseanne crap I've seen so far. It was always political from the first season. The reboot just became far more blatant. I suspect the whole thing was at least partly a con to take people's mind's off the train wreck in the WH.
How 'Roseanne' Had the Most Disastrous Endgame In TV History


text: Turning 50? What better way to celebrate than a trip through the decades of your life with a Video DJ at the Port Theater in Corona Del Mar, which is exactly what Irene did. Party Planner Lisa Fogerty was most instrumental in fusing the foods and decor with the decades. TV dinners for the '60s, fondue for the '70s, Chinese chicken salad for the '80s and so on.