Hey Chef, What Can I Do With Bitter Greens?
Welcome to the first installment of Hey Chef, where we ask pros around the country for tips on how to use ingredients we love. First up: bitter greens.
The first greens of spring tend to be sweet, tender salad greens, but we're not ready to give up our kale, collards, rabe, mustard, dandelions...you get the idea. As the chefs we polled showed, bitter greens are well worth using in warm weather dishes.
What is a bitter green exactly? As a good rule of thumb, think of heartier green vegetables that you'd likely cook rather than eat raw (though some, like arugula and fellow traveler radicchio, are quite tender). Bitter greens usually have a slightly rough texture and pungent, peppery flavor compared to sweeter salad greens, which makes them a fun challenge to play with. You can't substitute all bitter greens for each other—kale and collards have tough leaves and thick stems compared to leafier dandelions—but some methods, like blanching or chopped salads, work for all of them.
If you're bored with kale salads, sautéed rabe, and stewed collards, here are some new ideas to keep the bitter green game going.
James Beard award winning, cookbook-writing chef Jose Garces is the restaurateur behind Philly's Amada, Tinto, JG Domestic, and, most recently, Volver. He also owns nearby Luna Farm, so there's really no one better to ask about using farm-fresh produce.
"We make a dandelion green pesto with almonds and Pecorino. The bitterness is tempered by lemon zest and juice, and it's really nice for a summer pasta; a little unexpected heartiness to your pesto. You can use it with most bitter greens: kale, mustard, chard. Blanch them in salted water for 10 or 15 seconds, dunk them in ice water, chop them fine, then work them in the food processor with nuts and cheese. Think of it like broccoli rabe and sausage with pasta, but with different greens and a different texture."
San Francisco's Matt Accarrino is a 2014 Food & Wine "Best New Chef" and his restaurant SPQR has been awarded a Michelin star for two years running.
"We use a ton of bitter greens. Right now we do an olive oil flatbread: it's flour, water, olive oil and white wine, and no yeast, and you can't over- or under-work it, so it's kind of the perfect dough. We roll it out and fill it with braised greens, then roll it up. For the filling we cook onions in butter and some water until they're soft, then wilt greens until they're tender but not mushy. Then we'll mix in things like sofrito and onions. Right now we're doing a meatball mix, so we put a layer of greens down on the dough, lay down a strip of meat, and roll the whole thing up.
"We also make chips out of bitter greens like kale. We make a purée of roasted peppers, carrots, onions, and whatever greens we want to put in, then bind it with a little raw cashew purée made from cashews soaked in hot water. We spread the mix thinly onto baking sheets and cook them in a low, low oven (as low as it'll go) until they're crisp like chips.
"Sometimes we have a dish with burrata, bitter greens, and broccoli; we dp a Green Goddess dressing, toss it with the greens, and then smash an avocado in there to hold it all together to serve with the vegetable chips."
Chef Dylan Fultineer has made a name for himself in the Richmond food scene at Rappahannock, and Zagat pinned him as one of their "Ten Southern Chefs to Watch" for his use of hyper-local ingredients.
"I use tons of bitter greens, but I don't usually go outside the box. When I get chicory, it's really amazing chicory, and I don't feel the need to do much to them. So if they're good raw, we'll eat them raw, and if you're looking to do the same, go for young, small greens. For larger ones we drizzle them with oil, salt, and pepper and throw them on the grill for salads with other flavors like artichoke, olives, and cauliflower. You can get similar effects in a really hot oven, about 450°F.
"This time of year we do a lot of asparagus and puntarelle—it's similar to a dandelion green with a long tender stem and leaf with spiky edges. It's amazing raw, so I do a grilled asparagus salad with raw puntarelle, a cured meat, and a warm anchovy oil. It has a really bold, bitter flavor that's one of my favorites."


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François Petit (Lyon, Francuska, 8. studenog 1951.) je francuski majstor borilačkih vještina i glumac, najpoznatiji po ulozi Sub-Zera u prvom filmu Mortal Kombat.
Petit je bivši pripadnik specijalnih snaga a nosi crni pojas osmog stupnja u jiu-jitsu te crni pojas 7. stupnja u karate do borilačkoj vještini. Ima i titulu KaiDen-Shihan što je najveća titula za poznavatelja borilačkih vještina u Svijetu, iako do nje nije došao pobjedom za naslov svjetske titule. Također, ima i crni pojas 3. stupnja u judu.

Osim nekolicine filmova, Petit je viđen i u dokumentarnom filmu "Beyond the Mat" koji govori o pro-wrestlingu (hrv. kečeri), gdje se osvrće na izvedbu hrvača Micka Foleyja nakon što je u meču izveo posebno opasnu akrobaciju. François Petit spominje se i u Foleyjevoj autobiografiji: "Have a Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks", gdje je spomenut kao hrvačev terapeut shiatsu masaže. Petit je radio i kao liječnik u World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), koja je ranije koristila naziv WWF (eng. World Wrestling Federation). Međutim, on nije certificirani liječnik u federalnoj državi Kaliforniji i drugim državama.

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Future generations might look at Andrew Flintoff's career figures and wonder what all the fuss was about. In Tests he averaged 31 with bat, and 32 with ball. For all the talk of fearsome fast bowling, only three five-fors featured among his 226 wickets. His one-day figures were good without being outstanding, and his Lancashire ones nothing special. But what the stats don't show is his presence, and the uplifting effect that Flintoff at his finest had on his team-mates, and crowds. The game treasures few things more than an all-action allrounder. Flintoff became one of English cricket's iconic figures and his presence helped to gain the game popularity as the new century developed.
"Freddie" was selected for England in 1998 as much on promise as performance, and underperformed at first, not helped by problems with weight and attitude. He was always a big man - 6ft 4ins and anywhere from 15-17 stone, depending on the recent calorie count - and the strain of juggernauting in and bowling at 90mph was inevitably a strain: his knees and ankles took multiple poundings from pitches and surgeons' scalpels.
He was always a correct, powerful batsman, sometimes hesitant against quality spin. His bowling was always wholehearted and occasionally magnificent, when he was probing away outside off with a hint of reverse swing at high pace. But it wasn't until the New Zealand tour early in 2002 that Flintoff finally scored a Test century or took more than four wickets in a match. He looked established at last - but then another injury kept him out of the 2002-03 Ashes, although he was fit enough for the World Cup that followed in South Africa, where he was the most economical bowler on view.
That kicked off Flintoff's golden period - three home seasons when he was at his princely peak. First there was 2003, when a six off Makhaya Ntini was still rising as it thudded into the Bedser Stand at The Oval. In 2004 he finally slipped the handbrake and bowled at his fastest - and also smacked a rollicking Test-best 167 against West Indies at Edgbaston, when one of his seven sixes was memorably dropped by his father in the stands. And then there was the crowning glory of 2005, when he bestrode the Ashes series and was undoubtedly the leading cricketer in the world, a fact acknowledged by Wisden. The photograph of him consoling Brett Lee after England narrowly beat Australia at Edgbaston became the photograph to capture one of the great Test series.
He coaxed one last big effort out of those creaking joints in 2009, demolishing the Aussies at Lord's before, uncharacteristically grazing in the outfield rather than catching tracer bullets in the slips, he virtually ensured the return of the urn with the pinpoint run-out of Ricky Ponting at The Oval. And that, sadly, was just about that: the Oval Test was Flintoff's last serious outing on the cricket field. Bullish statements about a comeback to limited-overs cricket were a regular feature of the next 12 months before finally, in September 2010, came the doleful but increasingly inevitable announcement that the body couldn't take it. One of cricket's nearly-greats had gone.
But not quite gone, it turned out. Four years later, a period filled with TV reality shows, expeditions and derring do, he announced his comeback to T20s for Lancashire. Those who feared for him had no need. He stood up to the challenge and briefly threatened to cap his return in storybook fashion as Lancashire finished beaten finalists.
Makes first-class debut against Hampshire, scoring 7 and 0.
Hits 61 off 24 balls at Old Trafford, including 34 off an Alex Tudor over, to help Lancashire chase 250 set by Surrey. The teams have scored 146 and 151 in the first innings. This innings comes a fortnight before the Old Trafford Test against South Africa, and Wasim Akram, the Lancashire captain, says Flintoff would already be playing Tests had he been born in Pakistan.
After consistent criticism about his weight, hits 42 not out against Zimbabwe in a low-scoring ODI at Old Trafford to win Man of the Match. Says the famous line afterwards, "Not bad for a fat lad."
Is called up from the Academy squad to bolster the Test team in India, and plays all three Tests. Struggles with the bat, but is a revelation with the ball.
Returns to India post Christmas for the one-day series. Wins England a close series-leveller with a tight final over, and runs around the Wankede Stadium with his shirt off.
In his 13th Test, crosses 50 for the first time, and makes sure it's a big one. Hits 163-ball 137 in the second innings of the Christchurch Test is overshadowed by Graham Thorpe, though, who scores 200 in 231 balls.
Picks up a hernia, which forces him to miss the final Test at The Oval against India, and the Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka. Travels to Australia for the Ashes series, but is clearly unfit and doesn't play any Test.
In the World Cup in South Africa, bowls 48.4 overs for 140 runs and seven wickets, but England go out in the first round.
Makes 142 off 146 balls in the second innings of the second Test against South Africa, breaking his bat in the process, but England lose by an innings and 92 runs. Makes 95 at The Oval to help England level the series.
Plays a key role with 11 wickets at 29 as England win 3-0 in West Indies. Scores a century in the final Test, but the limelight in that match clearly belongs to Brian Lara for his 400.
In England's clean sweep of all home Tests, scores 603 runs and takes 24 wickets. Is the Man of the Series for the four-Test series against West Indies.
Misses the one-day series in South Africa with an ankle injury.
Is England's driving force as they regain the Ashes after 16 years. Scores 402 runs at 40.20, and takes 24 wickets at 27.29 to win the Man-of-the-Series award, and also the Compton-Miller medal.
A month later, is named the ICC Cricketer of the Year alongside Jacques Kallis, and plays in the ICC Super Series against Australia.
Is named England captain for Tests and ODIs in India after Vaughan and Marcus Trescothick are forced home. Helps England come from 0-1 down to level the series with victory in Mumbai.
Continues as England captain against Sri Lanka at home, but picks up an ankle injury in the third Test and misses rest of the summer. Recovers from injury in September, and is named captain for Champions Trophy and Ashes series.
Loses Ashes series 0-5, but after a brief return by Vaughan is back in the captaincy hot seat for the latter part of the CB Series. Out of nowhere England win the finals 2-0.
Is stripped of the vice-captaincy after a drunken night out following England's defeat against New Zealand in St Lucia, which cumulates in falling off a pedalo.
Picks up another ankle injury before the series against West Indies, and undergoes further surgery that rules him out of most of the season.
Returns to action in the one-day series against India, taking a career-best 5 for 56 in the second match at Bristol.
Picks up a side strain in a county game, and is ruled out of the Test series against New Zealand.
Having endured another will-he-won't-he fitness race at the start of the 2008 home summer, Flintoff returned in time for the second Test against South Africa and produced a herculean spell in the third at Edgbaston. Many felt that Flintoff had lost a competitive edge since the 2005 Ashes, but when Aleem Dar wrongly denied him an lbw against Jacques Kallis, he was fired back to his inspiring best. Flintoff won a memorable contest by uprooting Kallis's off stump in his next over, but South Africa won the match and series to end Michael Vaughan's captaincy reign.
Having picked up a hip injury Flintoff was bowling through immense pain at St John's against the West Indies. In the way that characterised most of his career sheer hard work and guts still drove him to three first-innings wickets, but the grimaces were alarming. Restricted movement didn't help an already wooden batting style and he recorded a pair and limped out of the Test series.
Having returned from injury two games before Flintoff demonstrated his force as a limited-over bowler by ripping out five West Indian batsmen for 19 runs in the fifth game in St Lucia. Having dealt with the top order he returned to pick up Denesh Ramdin, Ravi Rampaul and Sulieman Benn in successive deliveries to seal England the series and his first hat-trick. It remains his last one-day international Flintoff played for England.
Much was expected of Flintoff when the IPL got underway in South Africa but he failed to live-up to his pre-tournament billing. He played just three games before tearing the meniscus in his right knee and flying home. During his three appearances, his normally water-tight bowling was dispatched to all corners and he arrived home facing an army of critics who questioned the choice to play IPL cricket months before a crucial Ashes series.
Having been forced under the knife, Flintoff missed the first half of the English season, but with the Ashes in sight, he hauled himself up for a final fling against the Aussies. Like the rest of his team he was whole-hearted but ineffectual at Cardiff and with his body rebelling once more he gathered the word's media to announce he would retire from Test cricket at the end of the series. It prompted the start of a summer-long leaving tour and the announcement split opinion, with many arguing it would distract from England's cause.
The decision proved an inspiration as Flintoff, freed from the responsibility of looking after his fragile body, flew into the Aussies at Lord's. In front of an emotional and charged crowd his second-innings 5 for 92 set aside any pretensions of an Aussie run chase and earned him a place on the hallowed Lord's honours board.
With his body ravaged, Flintoff's unrivalled presence was all he had left to offer England come the final Test at The Oval. As young pretender Stuart Broad ran amok to set England up, Flintoff found a way for a final fling. Ricky Pointing and Michael Hussey had calmly compiled a 127-run stand, and England fans were beginning to get twitchy. When Hussey pushed a single to the crocked Flintoff at wide mid-on, no one had banked on Flintoff swooping and hurling a rocket-throw to uproot the off stump at the strikers end with Ponting still short of his ground. It was a fine way to seal another Ashes triumph and end an epic Test career.
This is the summer where his weight has become a major issue, but Flintoff lets his bat do the talking with a thunderous innings that steers Lancashire to victory in the quarter-final of the NatWest Trophy. His hundred comes in 88 balls as he rips the Surrey attack to shreds. David Gower, who is doing TV commentary for the match, says: "We have just watched one of the most awesome innings we are ever going to see on a cricket field."
The innings that makes everyone believe Flintoff has finally become the match-winner England crave. Three Tests earlier he has slammed 142 at Lord's, but in a long-since lost match. However, at The Oval he changes the course of the series. After Marcus Trescothick's career-best 219, England edge ahead of South Africa's 484, but the odds still favour a draw - enough to give South Africa the series. Then, with Steve Harmison for company, Flintoff opens his shoulders in thrilling style. One six off Makhaya Ntini finishes in the pavilion, and by the time he is bowled by Paul Adams he has scored 95 off 104 balls, and added 99 for the ninth wicket; and the momentum had swung decisively England's way.
Flintoff has been England's most consistent bowler for three years now, but hasn't yet taken a decisive haul. In his 32nd Test, though, he breaks the barrier as England march towards their historic series win. Operating in the "dream team" attack alongside Steve Harmison, Simon Jones and Matthew Hoggard, Flintoff builds up a fearsome head of steam. He removes Lara for 36, and later adds Ridley Jacobs and Shivnarine Chanderpaul in the same over. West Indies recover with a solid bowling performance themselves, but Flintoff takes two in second innings, too, as they are bowled out for less than 100.
While England's Test form is reaching new heights, one-day cricket continues to be a problem. However, during the final part of a record-breaking summer they find form, and it owes much to Flintoff's pyrotechnics. In the Champions Trophy semi-final, at a dank Rose Bowl, England have slipped to 70 for 3 when Flintoff strides out. Firstly he consolidates, then begins to expand and his 91-ball innings boosts England to 251. It is more than enough in bowler-friendly conditions, as Flintoff bags two wickets for good measure.
Perhaps the Greatest Test, and definitely Flintoff's finest. He plays a key role in each innings, starting with his counterattacking 68 on the first day as England set pulses racing with 407 in less than 80 overs. After having come short at Lord's, Flintoff goes back to his instincts - at one point pulling Brett Lee for six with his eyes closed. He wraps up Australia's first innings to gain a lead of 99, but Shane Warne leads a fightback, and Flintoff walks in with England tottering on 72 for 5.
Flintoff's colossal series reaches its climax with another sterling all-round display at The Oval 2005. His 72 helps England to a competitive 373, but it is with the ball that he makes the Aussies quake. Delays with rain and bad light boost England's chances of the draw they need, but on the fourth morning Australia are 277 for 2 and shaping to take a first-innings lead. In murky conditions he bowls 18 overs unchanged at nearly 90mph as Australia lose eight for 86, Flintoff taking Matthew Hayden, Ponting and Damien Martyn.
Trailing 0-1 in the series and with five first-choice players missing it seems an impossible task for England to level the series in the Mumbai Test. But Flintoff, in his first series as captain, marshals his team well. His first-innings 50 builds on Andrew Strauss's century, but in the second - with India's attack threatening to bowl their team back into the match, Flintoff plays his most circumspect innings, taking 146 balls for 50. Then, as India chase 313, he removes Wasim Jaffer early on the final morning, and shortly after lunch nails Rahul Dravid. The rest fell in a clatter.


The first spate of struggle that brought Patel to public life was primarily his journey as a peasant leader. His foray into public life and eventually into the freedom movement was possible through successful satyagrahas in Barod and Kheda, wherein he through his exceptional skills in leadership and consensus building brought the British government on knees to agree to the demand for the withdrawal of exorbitant increase in revenue.
In a letter dated July 16th, 1949 to TR Venkatarama Sastri, Sardar Patel says, "I was myself keen to remove the ban at the earliest possible opportunity…. I have advised the RSS in the past that the only way for them is to reform the congress from within, if they think the congress is going on the wrong path".
In another correspondence the second sarsanghachalak of RSS MS Golwalkar writes to Sardar Patel, "I have decided to meet friends like Venkatarama ji etc. After meeting him and after attending to preliminary details with regard to our work, I shall do my best to call on you. I have learnt with sorrow that there has been some deterioration in your health. This indeed has given me much anxiety. The country is in so much need of your able guidance and service. I pray god to grant you long and healthy life. I hope till the time I shall be able to meet you; you would have much improved in your health. Some innermost feelings of heart are inexpressible through the medium of language. I am having such experience while I am writing this letter to you.
The communication establishes the fact that Sardar was open to the idea of 'conversation without confrontations'. There is a pertinent need to move beyond rhetoric; which can only be made possible through independent research on the subject.
"Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel is perhaps the only pragmatist in the Gandhi, Nehru, Patel trio who were the most important people especially in the run-up to independence and immediately afterwards. Most Indians do not realize that the map of India would not look anything like it does today had Patel not contributed to it. Without him, large chunks of India would have broken away through malicious intent. He almost single-handedly prevented this balkanization from happening. The one place where Patel could not entirely implement his wise policies is Kashmir, and we are paying the price for that even today. Next to Gandhi, and sometimes even better than the Mahatma, Patel understood the grassroots ethos and culture of India. If he would have lived even for a decade after independence, possibly many of India's persistent issues would have been resolved", observes Hindol Sengupta, author of the upcoming Patel biography The Man Who Saved India.
* The author is working as a Senior Research Fellow at India Foundation, New Delhi.


It is year 2500 A.D. and there is a terrible war between the forces of the Earth and the Mars. Recently, the commanders of the Earth are informed by their spies that the invaders of Mars want to land some paratroopers in the \(m\times n\) grid yard of one their main weapon factories in order to destroy it. In addition, the spies informed them the row and column of the places in the yard in which each paratrooper will land. Since the paratroopers are very strong and well-organized, even one of them, if survived, can complete the mission and destroy the whole factory. As a result, the defense force of the Earth must kill all of them simultaneously after their landing.
In order to accomplish this task, the defense force wants to utilize some of their most hi-tech laser guns. They can install a gun on a row (resp. column) and by firing this gun all paratroopers landed in this row (resp. column) will die. The cost of installing a gun in the \(i\)th row (resp. column) of the grid yard is \(r_i\) (resp. \(c_i\) ) and the total cost of constructing a system firing all guns simultaneously is equal to the product of their costs. Now, your team as a high rank defense group must select the guns that can kill all paratroopers and yield minimum total cost of constructing the firing system.
Input begins with a number \(T\) showing the number of test cases and then, \(T\) test cases follow. Each test case begins with a line containing three integers \(1\le m\le 50 , 1\le n \le 50\) and \(1\le l\le 500\) showing the number of rows and columns of the yard and the number of paratroopers respectively. After that, a line with \(m\) positive real numbers greater or equal to \(1.0\) comes where the \(i\)th number is \(r_i\) and then, a line with \(n\) positive real numbers greater or equal to \(1.0\) comes where the \(i\)th number is \(c_i\). Finally, \(l\) lines come each containing the row and column of a paratrooper.


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Q: Recording audio data from Flutter (16000Hz PCM data), capturing the audio to send it to backend(Node.js) I am trying to record audio through mic_stream package in pub.dev (since I want 16000Hz PCM data), and trying to capture data and send it to Nodejs server. I am not making any changes to the mic_stream example in the provided link, but I want to send the audio data in 16000Hz PCM format to Nodejs server. I have tried using http.MultipartFile as shown below:
var url = Uri.parse("http://localhost:3000/upload");
var request = new http.MultipartRequest("POST", url);
Future<int> length = stream.length;
var stream_length = http.ByteStream(stream);
request.files.add( await http.MultipartFile('music',stream,length,{
"filename1234.pcm"), new MediaType('audio', 'x-wav')});
//This gives me error because length is not of int type

request.send().then((response) {
  print("test");
  if (response.statusCode == 200) print("Uploaded! ${response}");
  else   print("Failure");
});

I want to know if this works or if there are any other packages that I can use to record the data and send to Nodejs in PCM format 16000Hz.
Any help is highly appreciated.

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One of our readers asked us about the issue with ingrowth while shaving. I agree – not the first thing you want to think about early in the morning but like Tuhina reminded us, its a problem.
I replied to her question in our comments section but after I did I realised I had a lot more to say. So guys, lets do it.
If you remember I did ask Dr. Rashmi Shetty about ingrowth and she had something quite interesting to say. I had always associated ingrowth as a problem with shaving. But Dr. Shetty said it's basically a problem with any one type of hair removal method, waxing or shaving, used for a prolonged period of time.
I asked Anisha about this to test out this theory. She says it probably is. She has waxed most of her life and still has ingrowth and I have shaved most of my life and have ingrowth. So we decided to put Dr. Shetty's suggestion to use. Anisha switched to shaving and I switched to waxing and guess what, it does help. So I definitely think it is just a case of mixing up your methods and of trial and error. I would encourage people to experiment as well. Just because something has always worked doesn't mean it couldn't work better.
Since I've been using the recommended method of first the shaving gel, then a good razor with multiple fine blades and finally a nice cooling aloe vera based gel post shaving, I've noticed that my skin is much smoother and feels way softer and more moisturized than before. There is also much less ingrowth than before. I'm yet to try Bidisha's trick of using coconut oil instead of shaving gel but it sounds really interesting and I'm going to give that a try soon. Coconut oil is basically good for everything I've come to realize. I hope this has helped answer some of your questions, and if you have any more ask away in the comments!
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Duane Martin Signs With Jada Pinkett Smith's Red Table Talk Productions To Produce Scripted and Unscripted Content
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Longtime friend of the Smith family, actor Duane Martin, is teaming up with his pals in a new production deal. Deadline reports that Martin, famous for roles in the Smith-produced television sitcom All of Us, has signed on to an overall deal with Jada Pinkett Smith's Red Table Talk Productions for both scripted and unscripted content. The first two projects slated under the agreement are The Free Agent and Deal Detective.
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The Free Agent, created by Martin and Pinkett Smith, is a series loosely based on the actor's 25 years as a sports agent. It will follow an on-the-rise agent who started his own company at a young age who later represents five Hall of Fame athletes in five different sports.
Deal Detective is a reality series that follows Martin as he leads a group of professional bargain hunters. The show will educate viewers on how to find deals while saving money to support their families in difficult financial times.
"Jada is the brilliant creator and architect of the Red Table universe and I'm thrilled we are working together. As we go forward with sharing part of my story, Jada has the unique perspective of having seen the journey unfold. I can't think of a better partner," Martin said in an official statement.
Pinkett Smith echoed similar sentiments. "Duane and I have been friends for a long time. It would be an understatement to say how excited myself and the Red Table Talk family are to work with someone as talented as Duane."
The move comes amid Pinkett Smith winning her first Daytime Emmy award for her Facebook Watch talk show Red Table Talk. Martin's other television credits include The Real Husbands of Hollywood alongside Kevin Hart, Boris Kodjoe and others.
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Absolute Purity je první LP americké symphonic progressive metalové skupiny Alas, vydané v roce 2001.

Seznam skladeb
 Absolute Purity – 04:07
 The Enchanted – 04:13
 Endlessly Searching – 05:14
 Silencing the Sorrow – 05:12
 Loss of a Life – 04:56
 Tragedies – 03:37
 Quest of Serenity – 05:10
 Rejection of What You Perceive – 04:34
 Surmounting the Masses – 04:10
 Longing for Destiny (Instrumental) – 03:24

Sestava
 Martina Astner – zpěv
 Erik Rutan – kytara
 Scot Hornick – baskytara
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In the present study, the antiviral effects of Euphorbia helioscopia extracts were investigated using plaque reduction assay. Plant extracts were prepared using Soxhlet apparatus or by maceration in methanol. After applying several enriching stages of phage CP51, phage titration was performed to determine the phage concentration in phage lysate for specifying the dilution factor of the phage to be used as negative control for the next working stages. Then IC50 of trifluridine, as a positive control, for phage CP51 was determined. The MIC of the extracts for Bacillus cereus was determined as 1.25 and 0.5 mg mL-1 for Soxhlet and maceration extracts, respectively. To determine whether the extracts have the ability to inhibit the adsorption of virus to host cell, it was pre-incubated with phage CP51 for 30 min at 25°C. The growth and reproduction of phage was inhibited by more than 50% at concentration of 1 and 0.25 mg mL-1, respectively. In order to test the effects of extract on transcription process, Bacillus cereus, phage CP51 and extract were incubated together. The growth and reproduction of phage was inhibited by more than 50% at concentration of 0.75 and 0.125 mg mL-1 or Soxhlet and macerated extracts, respectively. These results indicated that both extracts of E. helioscopia have considerable antiviral activity.
M. Ramezani, J. Behravan, M. Arab and S. Amel Farzad, 2008. Antiviral Activity of Euphorbia helioscopia Extract. Journal of Biological Sciences, 8: 809-813.
Viral diseases, including emerging and established viruses, are an increasing worldwide health concern. However, the search for antiviral compounds has not led to potent and safe antiviral drugs, while those approved for use often have exhibited bad side-effect profiles and viral resistance is often occurs after a while (Jassim, 2005). Consequently, the discovery of new plant-derived antiviral agents has assumed more urgency than in the past (Jassim and Naji, 2003). It is essential, therefore, to continue the search for useful and novel natural antiviral agents. Euphorbiaceae plants are well known to contain irritant and tumor-promoting constituents (Hecker, 1977). Several Euphorbia species have been studied for various biological activities including anti-tumor, antileishmanial and antibacterial. Some report on the antiviral effect of Euphorbia species has been reported by Semple et al. (1998), Betancur-Galvis et al. (2002), Khan et al. (2005), Lin et al. (2002) and some potent antiviral compounds were also purified (Abdelgaleil et al., 2001; Madureira et al., 2003; Tanaka et al., 2000). In traditional medicine, the extracts of different species of Euphorbia have been successfully used for the treatment of skin diseases which could be caused by viruses (Jassim and Naji, 2003). Therefore, the antiviral effects of Euphorbia helioscopia which grows wild in different parts of Iran and used by local people for skin disorders was investigated for its possible antiviral activity using plaque reduction assay. This is the first report on antiviral activity of E. helioscopia.
Media: Phage Assay Broth (PA Broth): nutrient broth 13 g L-1 (Merck, Germany), NaCl 5 g L-1 (Merck, Germany), at pH 5.6-6.0 was used in all the protocols. Phage Assay Agar, consisted of the above with the addition of 15 g L-1 agar (Merck, Germany) was used for Bacillus cereus culture to produce the phage. Phage assay top agar: for plaque assay, the soft layer agar was used where the agar content was reduced to 7 g L-1. All media contained 5 mL of the solution consisting of 40 g L-1 Mg(SO4)2. 7H2O, 10 g L-1 MnSO4.H2O, 30 g L-1 CaCl2.2H2O. Soybean casein digest agar (SCDA): casein enzymatic hydrolysate 15 L-1, papaic digest of soybean meal 5 g L-1, sodium chloride 5 g L-1, agar 15 g L-1.
Bacterial Strain: Bacillus cereus ATCC 10876 was used throughout the study. Cultures were stored at -20°C in 15% glycerol (Favrin et al., 2003). Prior to investigation a stock culture of the bacteria was maintained on SCDA plate. One loopful of the B. cereus was inoculated into a petri dish containing 15 mL of SCDA and incubated for 24 h at 37°C. Then, a few drops of phage suspension were added and the plate was incubated further for 24 h at 25°C.
Bacteriophage: A Bacillus phage CP51 was used in this study. The phage stocks were prepared on the host strain, Bacillus cereus ATCC 10876, by a plate lysis procedure essentially equivalent to growing bacteriophage Lambda-derived vectors (Atta-ur-Rahman et al., 2001). Briefly, one loopful of the B. cereus was inoculated into a petri dish containing 15 mL of SCDA and incubated for 24 h at 37°C. An aliquot (100 μL) of the phage sample (10-fold serially diluted with PA broth) was mixed with 100 μL of an overnight SCDA culture of Bacillus cereus ATCC 10876 in a sterile Eppendorf micro-centrifuge tube (polypropylene; 1.5 mL; Sarstedt) and incubated for 15 min at 37°C to facilitate attachment of the phage to the host cells. The mixture was transferred from the Eppendorf micro-centrifuge tube to a 5 mL Bijou bottle and then 2.3 mL of soft layer agar was added which had been melted and cooled to 40°C in a water bath. The contents of each bottle were then well mixed by swirling, poured over the surface of a plate and allowed to sit for 15 min at room temperature. The plates were incubated for 18 h at 37°C and a plate showing almost confluent plaques was used to prepare a concentrated phage suspension by overlaying with 5 mL of PA broth. The over layer medium containing the phage CP51 was decanted and filtered through a 0.22 μM filter syringe. The filtrate was used as a phage stock solution. Several dilutions of phage solution were made.
Plant material: Euphorbia helioscopia was collected in August 2005 from near Mashhad (Khorasan Province, Iran). The aerial part of the plant was dried in shade for three days and then was powdered. It was identified in the Herbarium of Ferdowsi University (Mashhad, Iran) and voucher samples were preserved for reference at the Herbarium of the Mashhad School of Pharmacy (Iran) with reference number: 190.
Phytochemical screening: The extracts were screened for alkaloids, flavonoids, anthocyanins, tannins (Chhabra et al., 1984) and saponins (Brain and Turner, 1975).
Soxhlet methanolic extract: The plant powder (50 g) was extracted with methanol (200 mL) for 12 h using Soxhlet apparatus. The methanol was removed under reduced pressure to yield a viscous brownish extract (9.5 g) and was kept in refrigerator until use.
Macerated ethanolic extract: The powdered plant (100 g) was extracted with ethanol (1000 mL, 80%, v/v) by maceration. The extract was collected every 24 h for three days. The combined extracts were dried under reduced pressure to yield a brownish extract (14.2 g). The viscous extract was kept in refrigerator for further testing.
Determination of Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC): The MIC of the test extract was determined (Zgoda and Porter, 2001) for test Bacillus cereus as follows: Sterile Eppendorf micro-centrifuge tubes (polypropylene; 1.5 mL; Sarstedt) were used for this purpose. Each tube contained colony-forming units (cfu) mL-1of B. cereus ATCC 10876 cultures, serially diluted Euphorbia helioscopia extract in distilled water (62.5, 125, 250, 375, 500, 750, 1000 and 1250 μg mL-1) and respective growth medium (Muller Hinton Broth). Triplicate samples were performed for each test concentration. The controls included bacterial host cell growth medium and (2) bacterial host cell growth medium incubated with erythromycin. All tubes were incubated at 37°C for 24 h. 0.5 mL of MTT solution (2 mg mL-1) was added to each well and the plate was incubated at 37°C for 30 min. The color change was observed and the concentration at which no color change was first observed was taken as MIC of the plant extract against B. cereus.
Phage inactivation assays: Either pre-incubation or no pre-incubation phage inactivation method was done according to Atta-ur-Rahman et al. ( 2001).
Pre-incubation protocol: Five hundred concentration of Soxhlet and macerated extracts of E. helioscopia in distilled water were prepared and filter sterilized. One loopful of B. cereus from overnight culture was taken and inoculated into a PA Broth medium (10 mL). The medium was mixed thoroughly and incubated at 37°C for 5 h. To a 500 μL sterile solution of extracts, 100 μL of phage in proper dilution was added and the mixture was incubated at 25°C for 30 min. Then, 500 μL of bacterial suspension and 3 mL of PA Top Agar medium were added. This mixture was overlaid onto a PA agar plate and incubated at 25°C for 24 h. The negative control contained all above except for the replacement of bacterial suspension with PA Top Agar medium. In the positive control plate the extract was replaced with 500 μL trifluridine.
No pre-incubation protocol: Different concentration of Soxhlet and macerated extracts of E. helioscopia in distilled water were prepared and filter sterilized. One loopful of B. cereus from overnight culture was taken and inoculated into a PA Broth medium (10 mL). The medium was mixed thoroughly and incubated at 37°C for 5 h. To a 500 μL sterile solution of extracts, 100 μL of phage in proper dilution, 500 μL of bacterial suspension and 1.8 mL of PA Top agar were added and the mixture was overlaid onto a PA agar plate and incubated at 25°C for 24 h. The negative control contained all above except for the extract. In the positive control plate, the extract was replaced with 500 μL trifluridine.
Statistical analysis: Experiments were performed in triplicate. Bacteriophage titrations and assays were performed in triplicate. The arithmetic mean±standard error of the mean (SEM) of control and experimental results were calculated using the Student`s t-test. p < 0.05 was considered statistically significant.
Preliminary phytochemical screening of E. helioscopia extracts indicated the presence of flavonoids and tannins.The MIC of the E. helioscopia against B. cereus was determined. The MIC for Soxhlet and macerated extracts were 1.25 and 0.5 mg mL-1, respectively.
When Soxhlet extract of E. helioscopia was added to the mixture of phage and B. cereus, a significant reduction (>50%) in plaque was observed for concentrations above 0.75 mg mL-1 and a 100% reduction was obtained at concentration of 1.0 mg mL-1 and higher (Fig. 1).
After pre-incubation of different concentrations of E. heliscopia extract with phage CP51 for 30 min, a significant reduction (>50%) in plaque number was observed for concentrations of 1, 1.25, 1.5, 1.75 and 2.0 mg mL-1. While at lower concentration no significant reduction of plaque was observed, at concentration above 2 mg mL-1 no plaque was formed indicating a 100% inhibition (Fig. 2).
When macerated extract of E. helioscopia was added to the mixture of phage and B. cereus, a significant reduction (>50%) in plaque was observed for concentrations above 0.125 mg mL-1 and a 100% reduction was obtained at concentration of 1.0 mg mL-1 and higher (Fig. 3).
After pre-incubation of different concentrations of E. heliscopia extract with phage CP51 for 30 min, a significant reduction (>50%) in plaque number was observed for concentrations of 0.25 and 0.5 mg mL-1. While at lower concentration of 0.5 mg mL-1 no significant reduction of plaque was observed, at concentration above 2 mg mL-1 no plaque was formed indicating a 100% inhibition (Fig. 4).
Several species of Euphorbia have been tested for their antiviral activity. Among 10 species tested, 3 showed potent antiviral activity (Betancur-Galvis et al., 2002). Several plant-derived compounds have been shown to have antiviral activity (Abdelgaleil et al., 2001; Madureira et al., 2003; Tanaka et al., 2000). Putranjivain A, a diterpene isolated form E. jolkini, has shown potent antiviral activity (Cheng et al., 2004). Since no phytochemical investigation has been carried out on E. helioscopia, it is hard to attribute the antiviral activity of E. helioscopia to any specific type of compound(s). Therefore, the present study was carried out to investigate the antiviral activity of E. helioscopia so that the justification for the isolation of its antiviral component(s) could be achieved.
Most extracts or pure compounds obtained from plants act as antiviral via two mechanisms including exhibiting their effects on viral particles prior to attachment to host cell or after the virus enters the host cell. The bioactive component(s), namely, protein and some derived polyphenolic compounds such as polysaccharides, lignins and bioflavonoids, were reported to act principally by binding to the protein coat and thus arrest absorption of the virus (Jassim and Mazen, 2007). To differentiate between these two mechanisms, we performed our experiment using either protocol where phage was pre-incubated with the extract prior to its exposure to B. cereus or without any pre-incubation with the phage. The results indicated that the extract exerted its antiviral activity in either method suggesting that the extract has no significant effects on the attachment of phage to the host cells or on phage itself.
In phage reduction assay, the antiviral activity should be distinguished from antibacterial activity. If an extract or compound reduces the number of plaques, it could be attributed to either its antibacterial or antiviral activity. Thus, the MIC determination against the host bacterium should be performed. MICs of both Soxhlet and macerated extracts against B. cereus were above the concentrations at which significant plaque reductions were observed indicating that the antiviral activity of the extracts were due to the action of the extracts on phage itself rather than killing the bacteria and that the antibacterial activity of these two extracts did not significantly contribute to the observed antiviral activity.
Two different common extraction protocols (Soxhlet vs maceration) were used to test the effect of heat and solvent on the antiviral constituents of E. helioscopia. The results showed that the macerated extract had a higher activity in reduction of the number of plaques suggesting that the heat used in Soxhlet method might destroy the active constituents of the extract.
It could be concluded from the present study that the extract of E. helioscopia has a mild antiviral activity and it is good candidate for further antiviral testing using human viruses and further phytochemical testing will also be valuable.
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If you live in Utah and are considering to buy a house, there are a lot of things you need to review. This, as with any other life-changing decisions, requires a great deal of research and patience.
There is a lot of questions to answer, too. Where in Utah exactly should you live? Salt Lake, Ogden or West Jordan? A bungalow or two-storey house? Should you consider having loft conversions? Which is better – cedar, asphalt, or metal roofing Salt Lake City residents recommend? But, one of the most important considerations of all is the timing. Is this a good time to invest in a house?
Entrepreneur named The 10 Hottest Housing Markets for 2014 and Salt Lake City ranked number one, followed by Seattle, Austin, San Jose, and Miami. But what's behind this rise in sales of home in Utah? How did it manage to remain competitive and bounce back in full swing while the national economy is still unstable?
Housing in Utah — Well and Alive!
Utah's housing and real estate industries are booming. According to Annie Cutler of Fox13, now is the time to sell or buy a house. But the term 'booming' should be used sparingly as the comparison is mainly based on the sales during and after the 2007 financial crisis. It has also been reported that the damage of the 2007-2011 financial crisis to Utah's housing market is far greater than in most states. But, there is a very positive turn of events in the housing market, as this boom is a good sign of recovery.
In the 2014 forecast, indicators like employment and earnings played an important role in the state's economic recovery. Business leaders had greater confidence, the state's unemployment rate was low, and the private sector is growing — all these contributed to the recovery of Utah's housing market.
The housing market is slowly making its recovery and with the reports of a rise in sales of homes in Utah, a steady economy, and growing private sector, this may really be the perfect time for you to invest, whether for your family or for your business.


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Cool climate Syrah's from Chile are all the rage!
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Last year CBS Consumer Products reached out to fifty artists of varying backgrounds and media across ten countries and commissioned works for an art exhibition commemorating the 50th anniversary of the original Star Trek series. The result was featured at Michael J. Wolf Fine Arts gallery in San Diego's gaslight district during San Diego Comic-Con this year, followed by a stint in Las Vegas for the annual Star Trek convention. It then heads to the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto from mid-August to early September before heading to the England for the Destination Star Trek Europe convention in October and continuing its worldwide tour through August 2017.
Next week Titan Books is releasing an oversized coffee table edition to accompany the exhibition, featuring all fifty artists and their Star Trek contribution. Similar in design to the successful Star Trek: The Art of Juan Ortiz, reviewed here at borg.com, Star Trek: 50 Artists/50 Years, is a colorful, beautifully illustrated guide for the Star Trek fan that appreciates artists interpreting the franchise. The hardcover exhibition catalog showcases some artists known for their Star Trek work and others who have never dabbled in the Trek universe before. Media used in these interpretations include paper, sculpture, metal, ceramics, and textiles, some hand-created and others via computer. The book includes a foreword by Star Trek film director Nicholas Meyer, and interviews with the artists.
Not surprisingly, the work of successful comic book cover artists Joe Corroney and J.K. Woodward is featured, Corroney with two vibrant retro style posters, and Woodward with a painting showing key Klingons throughout all the Star Trek series and films. A photograph incorporating the Vulcan salute by Leonard Nimoy was also included in the show. As with any non-juried exhibition, a few works don't quite seem to stir the senses as the others, but those that do are of high-quality and well-conceived. Comic book artist and animator Dusty Abell's poster thoughtfully includes an element of each of the 79 original episodes if the original series. It would be no surprise to find Viennese children's illustrator Amir Abou-Roumié's whimsical look at Star Trek characters in a future San Francisco, titled "Homestead," at the Met. Disney, Hasbro, and DreamWorks freelance artist Sue Beatrice's metal sculpture "On the Edge of Forever" is an exquisitely detailed timepiece featuring the starship Enterprise.
It's not much but the first teaser for the next Star Trek television series could be telling. It features the new logo for the series, which doesn't air until 2017, following the 50 year anniversary of the original 1960s series. It features familiar notes from the classic Star Trek theme, and a journey through the stars similar to the footage that accompanies the end credits to the J.J. Abrams movies.
CBS presents a new adventure. New Crews. New Villains. New Heroes. New Worlds.
The "New Worlds" shows an attempt to return to the series' roots, the search for strange new worlds. But it's the plurals that may be sharing some of what fans have been after. New Crews? So will this be a series of one-shot episodes? A series of multi-episode story arcs? An all-out anthology? The reboot Battlestar Galactica offered up a reasonably successful spin-off following another vessel's exploits. Is that the kind of story the new producers are working on? Or will each season follow another strange new world and crew?
The most lauded production in the Star Trek catalog is getting a facelift. Coming this summer, Paramount is releasing Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan in Nicholas Meyer's popular director's cut version for the first time in Blu-ray format. It's one of several releases this year celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Star Trek franchise.
Long referred to as among the best science fiction films of all time, Wrath of Khan has been digitally remastered in high definition with a higher picture quality than available before. It will include both the Director's Edition (previously only available on DVD) and the original theatrical version. The Blu-ray also includes a new, nearly 30-minute documentary entitled "The Genesis Effect: Engineering The Wrath of Khan," which details the development and production of the film through archival footage, photos and new interviews. Two hours of previously released material fills out the disc set.
Pre-order it now here from Amazon.com to get it when it is released June 7, 2016.
Director Nicholas Meyer was recently tapped as chief writer for the next Star Trek TV series, coming in 2017. He also directed the other Star Trek film competing for "best of the best" cred, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.
Few actors have had the opportunity to explore as many diverse characters as David Warner. As genre actor, Warner is frequently the choice for leading man villain roles, for his long face and ominous stature, but it is his powerful voice and slithery and sneering yet refined inflections that cause his words to echo years after you hear them. He's played classic roles like Henry VI and Hamlet and King Lear and even Bob Cratchit, he played a villain in the big budget movie Titanic and yet also narrated a Winnie the Pooh movie. He's performed opposite Vanessa Redgrave, Gregory Peck, Jason Robards, and Anthony Quinn, and also opposite Steve Martin and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. And since his debut in 1963 he has guest-starred in a variety of series ranging from Remington Steele and Hart to Hart to the Father Dowling Mysteries and Tales from the Crypt, to Murder She Wrote and The Outer Limits. In 50 years he has portrayed upwards of 200+ characters in as many productions.
TOM JONES (1963). In David Warner's screen debut he played the conniving Blifil, out to destroy the wily an dashing Tom, played by Albert Finney, and win over Tom's love interest, played by Susannah York. From the very beginning we can see the kinds of roles Warner would be cast in. As an 18th century squire's son, Warner performed according to period style and manner, yet subtley dastardly and ungentlemanly.
THE OMEN (1976). Warner played Keith Jennings, an unfortunate photo-journalist who becomes one of Damien's victims, one of many roles for Warner as part of the horror genre.
TIME AFTER TIME (1979). In director Nicholas Meyer's critically acclaimed re-imagining of H.G. Wells' Time Machine, Warner plays gentleman John Leslie Stevenson opposite Malcolm McDowell's author and inventor H.G. Wells. Or is he such a gentleman? As the most loathsome and recounted villain in history, Warner's take on Jack the Ripper as 19th century murderer-turned-time traveller let loose in modern times is picture perfect.
TIME BANDITS (1981). As the all powerful epitome of evil genius, the Evil Genius, in the silly Terry Gilliam film Time Bandits, Warner plays it completely straight, giving gravity to his performance and legitimacy to the entire film.
TRON (1982). For a subset of kids who were 10 to 12 years old in 1982, David Warner's Sark was every bit as cool a bad guy as Darth Vader. Warner played three roles in Tron, Ed Dillinger, executive of ENCOM, Sark, the red master of the soldiers in the computer world of The Grid, and the voice of Sark's own master, the frightening and lifeless Master Control Program. Sark's viciousness and lack of concern for anyone but himself was Warner at his best.
STAR TREK V: THE FINAL FRONTIER (1989). In Warner's first foray into the Star Trek universe Warner proved he could play not only high class evil but also a character who was outright smarmy. Hypnotized by Laurence Luckinbill's mystic Vulcan Sybok, Warner's St. John Talbot represents Starfleet stuck at the arse-end of the universe.
TWIN PEAKS (1991 ). As the conniving Thomas Eckhardt, Warner managed to carve out a memorable role in the middle of the strangest band of characters ever to hit the TV screen. Although a lot of his character's cunning occurred off-screen and in back story, onscreen Warner revealed a sinister affair with his former protegé, Josie Packard, including the assassination of his former business partner, Mister Packard.
STAR TREK VI: THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY (1991). In another Nicholas Meyer film and Warner's second Star Trek work, Warner is stunning as the Abraham Lincoln of the Klingon Empire. With a new Klingon regal look and flanked by fellow Shakespearean thespian Christopher Plummer as Chang, Warner's Chancellor Gorkon by all appearances was a typical Klingon warrior, but at a dinner with the crew of the Enterprise we learned that a Klingon could upstage the would-be heroes of the Star Trek universe, making them look like a group of backwoods hicks. Acting against type, Warner's martyred leader died trying to bring the Federation and Klingons together, and Warner's sincerity made us care, and his characterization in turn flipped our view of the Federation upside down.
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION (1992). Returning to the drippingly sinister, pure evil of Warner's performances as Jack the Ripper and Sark, Warner's Cardassian interrogator Gul Madred was the only villain except The Borg to have bested Captain Jean-Luc Picard, in the two-part Next Generation episode "Chain of Command." Gul Madred pulls no punches torturing Picard, even after his own people require Picard to be returned to Starfleet. I see three lights!
LOIS & CLARK: THE NEW ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN (1994). Proving that TV audiences would accept David Warner in the same league as Marlon Brando, Warner was able to play Jor-El, Superman's noble father who was savvy and smart enough to save his son from his planet's oblivion despite violating the rule of law of Krypton.
BATMAN (Animated) (1992-1995). In the DC Comics animated universe, Warner voiced the smooth talking terrorist Ra's Al Ghul for several episodes of the series, locking in his continual casting for genre voice roles.
BABYLON 5 (1995). In Babylon 5, Warner portrayed Aldous Gajic, the brain wiping seeker of the Holy Grail who dies saving a younger character that he sees as a version of his former self.
SPIDER-MAN (Animated) (1995-1997). Not one of his biggest roles for sure, Warner here was able to add the Marvel Comics franchise and one of Marvel's greatest foes, Red Skull, to his list of accomplishments.
MEN IN BLACK (Animated) (1997-1999). Here Warner played Alpha, a rogue Men in Black chief who had previously been Agent K's friend and mentor.
TOTAL RECALL (TV) (1999). As leading neurosurgeon Dr. Felix Latham, Latham works for Rekall and again Warner plays an assassinated character. Or was he a clone?
STAR TREK: KLINGON ACADEMY (Video Game) (2000). The video game includes some surprisingly good new footage of Warner and Christopher Plummer reprising their roles as Gorkon and Chang.
STAR WARS: FORCE COMMANDER (Video Game) (2000). It is easy to picture Warner as Grand General Brashin, a viperous Grand Moff Tarkin type in this video game from the Star Wars universe.
HORATIO HORNBLOWER – MUTINY and RETRIBUTION (2001). Returning to the costume adventure genre where Warner first got started, Warner played Captain James Sawyer in two installments of the brilliant and exciting Horatio Hornblower series from A&E. Sawyer was the vile and cruel taskmaster of the HMS Renown.
PLANET OF THE APES (2001). As Helena Bonham Carter's ape's white-haired father Senator Sandar, Warner showed that he is nowhere near finished amassing sci-fi film franchises.
DOCTOR WHO: UNBOUND (Audio) (2003 and 2008). Warner played the famous Doctor (an alternate Third Doctor, that is) opposite David Tennant, before Tennant was to play the 10th TV version of The Doctor, in the installment Sympathy for the Devil. Warner reprised the role five years later in Masters of War.
DOCTOR WHO: DREAMLAND (Animated) (2009). Warner played in the world of Doctor Who yet again as Lord Azlok, Lord Knight of the Imperial Viperox War Horde in this animated production.
And to wrap it up, at this link you will find a 10-minute feature involving Dillinger's character from the original Tron, first appearing on the Tron: Legacy DVD release special features. It has been suggested that this is a bridge for Warner to reprise his role as Dillinger and Sark in the sequel to Tron: Legacy.


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Staff shortages lead to long waitlists for kids
Low pay, competition from schools decimating neighborhood programs
Posted Monday, December 6, 2021 12:05 am
Kids scramble up a climbing wall as part of Mosholu Montefiore Community Center's after-school program. Groups like this are limited — especially at locations away from MMCC's main Dekalb Avenue center — because of staffing shortages, creating a waitlist of more than 400 kids.
TRINA MANNINO
Mike Halpern, who oversees youth services at the Norwood-based Mosholu Montefiore Community Center, says finding paid help has been difficult on this side of the coronavirus pandemic. He blames lack of funding, and significant competition from the city's education department.
Mosholu Montefiore Community Center — which offers a number of after-school and summer programs for kids across the Bronx — struggles to stay fully staffed on this side of the coronavirus pandemic. Without enough people to help lead the programs, the waitlist for kids to participate has skyrocketed to above 400.
P.S. 94 Kings College School in Norwood is one of dozens of locations Mosholu Montefiore Community Center offers remote after-school and summer activities — many of them for free. But as staffing shortages continue on this side of the coronavirus pandemic, so does the waitlist grow for kids wanting to participate — now at more than 400.
Keshia Collins Brown relied on her two college-age daughters to take care of her 8-year-old while she worked on-site at a Midtown bank during the coronavirus pandemic.
But as fall neared, Collins Brown's older children were expected back on campus, leaving her youngest without care. But there was one other alternative she could consider.
Collins Brown's youngest attended Mosholu Montefiore Community Center's summer camps and after-school programs since kindergarten. While the pandemic curtailed many of those programs at the Norwood facility and other locations, summer day camps north of the city at Harriman State Park had restarted — which MMCC successfully ran with no reported cases of COVID-19, not just this year, but 2020 as well.
"I definitely commend Mike Halpern for that because my daughter didn't get sick," Collins Brown said of MMCC's youth services director, who oversees summer camp and after-school programming.
Because of that, MMCC reopened after-school in-person services soon after. Without it, Collins Brown would have likely faced a difficult decision.
"I would have had to probably have been on unemployment or something," she said. "I was very fortunate to not have to go through that."
But some families haven't been so lucky.
The waiting lists to get into MMCC's after-school programs topped 400 as of late last month, according to Halpern, a former public school teacher who has worked at the Dekalb Avenue-based center since 1991.
That's because there simply isn't enough group leaders — part-time after school workers — to staff 34 of its 36 after-school locations.
At full capacity, MMCC's after-school programs can serve up to 5,000 students.
MMCC's staffing challenges aren't unique, however. One recent poll revealed that one in three working families with young children don't have adequate child care. While parents and caretakers across the country scramble to find ways to keep their children safe while they return to work, Congress remains divided on whether there's a place in President Joe Biden's Build Back Better plan, which awaits a not-so-bright fate in the U.S. Senate, for robust child care support.
On one October Wednesday, elementary school-aged kids waited patiently in MMCC's main branch gym to scramble up an indoor climbing wall. After-school director Katina Walker, dressed in a pink hoodie declaring "mom life," unspooled two buns atop a young girl's head so that a helmet could fit securely.
"The best part is to have a positive impact on any child, to help change their life in any way," Walker said. "I love that part."
The students took turns scaling the wall while after-school specialists spotted them, giving some a necessary boost. The scene — despite the high-energy activity and the short-staff concerns — appeared orderly.
The main branch location welcomed about a dozen students that day. It's one of few programs without a waitlist. Families pay out-of-pocket for the program, making it far less in demand than other programs that are free and located on-site at schools, Halpern explained.
One of those very programs was not far from Dekalb, at P.S. 94 Kings College School. There, Alexa Valdez heads the after-school program. She's worked in child care for eight years, three of them with MMCC. Before the pandemic, P.S. 94 served more than 230 students. Today, it accommodates fewer than half because of staffing shortages. Enrollment for MMCC's after-school programs is first-come, with capacity based on a ratio of one group leader for every 10 students.
Waitlisted parents check in with Valdez regularly, pleading their children be admitted. Non-English speaking parents, who often enroll their kids for homework help and extra language practice, are uniquely and acutely impacted by the scarcity of spots.
"I understand the frustration of them as parents not having child care and wanting to support their child," Valdez said. "It's sad."
MMCC faces a number of challenges trying to hire these much-needed part-time workers.
"It's expensive," Halpern said. "The reality is that all programs that you see out there were designed when the minimum wage was $9 an hour."
MMCC group leaders make at least $15 per hour — the city's minimum wage — generally attracting college-aged applicants.
Over the fall, Halpern estimated he received about 10 resumes per week, and only two of them actually showed up for an interview. But even then, some final candidates don't follow through with paperwork or choose not to vaccinate — an agency requirement.
Those who are hired submit to an extensive background check, including fingerprinting. A process that once took a few days, Halpern said, now takes two to three weeks. And during the waiting period, some candidates find other jobs.
MMCC also is losing existing staff members to the city's education department which, according to Halpern, has a leg up on after school-programs. With its budget and infrastructure, the school system can offer a wider range of opportunities, including more hours as well as full-time jobs with benefits.
"We're at the bottom of the food chain," Halpern said.
Justine Modica, a Ph.D. candidate at Stanford University studying child care work force history, thinks that broader government support — like increasing wages — could help thwart the massive turnover the industry is experiencing.
"Child care quality would improve immensely if workers could actually stay in the field and do the jobs they want to do," Modica said.
During the pandemic, New York introduced small steps to ease the burden for both parents and providers. Electeds at both the state and city level introduced their version of the Marshall Plan for Moms — legislation that, if passed, would create task forces to study ways to better support working moms and caretakers.
"This shortage, along with other impacts of the pandemic on women, further emphasizes the need for our state to prioritize the needs of women and mothers," said state Sen. Alessandra Biaggi, who sponsored the bill in Albany, in a statement.
The state also offered child care relief grants as part of its pandemic response. MMCC, for example, received one of those grants to get its after-school programs up and running again. There's also the state's essential worker scholarship, which Collins Brown has been able to take advantage of. It covers her out-of-pocket child care costs for three months.
When the scholarship ends Dec. 15, she'll resume paying $350 per week. The working mom estimates she spends 15 percent of her annual salary on after-school programs for her 8-year-old.
That's why Collins Brown welcomes more government support for child care long beyond the pandemic.
"In the urban areas, it's very hard to find child care," she said. "There are a lot of children who are small or school-aged that need day care or after-school care in order for the parents to work to better themselves."
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