Checked on the chicks this morning, no visible activity but lots of peeps were heard emanating from under Beautiful. It's been coldish from a minor weather front, so hopefully they are getting out here and there to eat. The one found dead was checked at work, and it showed good yolk absorption but congested lungs (and no particular leads). I hope this is nothing infectious since that would just be no good at all. The regimen used at home is good for the birds until anything contagious comes along, and then it's trouble. Likely I will never have more than 50 turkeys, just to minimize stress and therefore disease risk.
The transplanted artichoke was noted to have survived–barely. Lesson learned: they don't like their roots disturbed. The big 'choke that survived the gopher attack is plugging along–barely. Next time I put 'chokes in the ground, they go in wire planting baskets. I am sick of gophers getting the plants just when they are setting their produce!
Ken has almost finished the grape arbor, it looks fantastic. Hard to believe, we have almost completed a project! Next the decorative gate will be finished. I have decided on extremely saturated colors of purple, orange and yellow for the paint (bug surprise). I'm sure it'll look bright and cheerful, and set off the flowers I plan on putting out front. Tomorrow is Friday, I am thinking about getting more hay for the weekend but I guess I can do without it. Yesterday we got 100 lb Layena, 50 lb Turkey Starter, 50 lb Scratch Grain, and 50 lb oyster shell. That should take care of the birds for, oh, a few weeks. Wish they'd eat more grass!


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A must read: Announcing the Windows 8 Editions (via the Windows 8 Blog)
Source: http://windowsteamblog.com/windows/b/bloggingwindows/archive/2012/04/16/annou…
Windows 8 has the flexibility you need – whether you're on an x86/64 or a WOA PC. You can use a touch screen or a keyboard and mouse – and switch anytime. It's beautiful, fast, and fluid design is perfect for a wide range of hardware. And you'll love browsing through the Windows Store and downloading all the apps you want. And those apps can work together too so you can share photos, maps, contacts, links and whatever else you want faster and easier. All editions of Windows 8 offer a no-compromise experience.
First, Windows 8 is the official product name for the next x86/64 editions of Windows.
For PCs and tablets powered by x86 processors (both 32 and 64 bit), we will have two editions: Windows 8 and Windows 8 Pro. For many consumers, Windows 8 will be the right choice. It will include all the features above plus an updated Windows Explorer, Task Manager, better multi-monitor support and the ability to switch languages on the fly (more details on this feature can be found in this blog post),which was previously only available in Enterprise/Ultimate editions of Windows. For China and a small set of select emerging markets, we will offer a local language-only edition of Windows 8.
Windows 8 Pro is designed to help tech enthusiasts and business/technical professionals obtain a broader set of Windows 8 technologies. It includes all the features in Windows 8 plus features for encryption, virtualization, PC management and domain connectivity. Windows Media Center will be available as an economical "media pack" add-on to Windows 8 Pro. If you are an enthusiast or you want to use your PC in a business environment, you will want Windows 8 Pro.
Windows RT is the newest member of the Windows family – also known as Windows on ARM or WOA, as we've referred to it previously. This single edition will only be available pre-installed on PCs and tablets powered by ARM processors and will help enable new thin and lightweight form factors with impressive battery life. Windows RT will include touch-optimized desktop versions of the new Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote. For new apps, the focus for Windows RT is development on the new Windows runtime, or WinRT, which we unveiled in September and forms the foundation of a new generation of cloud-enabled, touch-enabled, web-connected apps of all kinds. For more details on WOA, we suggest reading this blog post which shares more detail on how we have been building Windows 8 to run on the ARM architecture.
The below chart breaks down key features by edition (this list should not be considered an exhaustive list of features):
Feature name
Upgrades from Windows 7 Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium
Upgrades from Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate
Start screen, Semantic Zoom, Live Tiles
Apps (Mail, Calendar, People, Messaging, Photos, SkyDrive, Reader, Music, Video)
Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote)
Device encryption
Connected standby
Installation of x86/64 and desktop software
Updated Windows Explorer
SmartScreen
Enhanced Task Manager
Switch languages on the fly (Language Packs)
Better multiple monitor support
Exchange ActiveSync
ISO / VHD mount
Mobile broadband features
Picture password
Play To
Remote Desktop (client)
Reset and refresh your PC
Touch and Thumb keyboard
Trusted boot
BitLocker and BitLocker To Go
Boot from VHD
Client Hyper-V
Domain Join
Encrypting File System
Remote Desktop (host)
In the coming months, we plan to share much more information about Windows 8, including details on pricing and limited-time programs and promotions that we will make available to customers. Today, you can check out a preview of Windows 8 for yourself (if you haven't already done so!).
NOTE: As with previous versions of Windows, we will also have an edition of Windows 8 specifically for those enterprise customers with Software Assurance agreements. Windows 8 Enterprise includes all the features of Windows 8 Pro plus features for IT organization that enable PC management and deployment, advanced security, virtualization, new mobility scenarios, and much more.

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Eduardo Bolsonaro saw the selection in the VIP area of the Cup washed down with drink
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Federal deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL-SP), son of President Jair Bolsonaro, watched the match between Brazil and Switzerland, for the World Cup, in the VIP sector of stadium 974 in Doha. The sector is for guests only and has a deluxe buffet that includes 'gourmet' food and assorted alcoholic beverages. The group of friends of the parliamentarian drew the attention of those present for their animation and the consumption of drinks.
Eduardo's trip has caused controversy in Brazil because his father's supporters are camped in front of barracks in a coup movement to reverse the result of the presidential election.
O UOL Sport heard the report of five people who saw Eduardo Bolsonaro in the VIP sector and observed his behavior. The venue can only be accessed by invitation, with no ticket sales. Most are invited by FIFA or governments. The Brazilian embassy in Doha informed that it had not participated in the congressman's trip to Qatar.
The information obtained by the report is that a Brazilian representative of Harley-Davidson in Qatar, close to the emir Tamin Bin Hama al-Thani, arranged the accesses for the deputy and his group.
The group that accompanied Eduardo Bolsonaro had a journalist from Jovem Pan accompanied by his girlfriend and the president of BNDES, Gustavo Montezano. He is a friend of the federal deputy, and sat next to him on the platform. Eduardo's wife, Heloisa, was also present.
The group was seen in the alcoholic drinks queue in high spirits, with a loud and shouting behavior. Unlike the rest of the stadiums, FIFA's VIP areas allow alcohol. At least two people present said that the president's son's group drew attention in the place for the high consumption of drinks. None of those present could say whether Eduardo had also consumed alcohol at the scene.
To the tribune, people who were with Eduardo Bolsonaro took large glasses full of wine. The group even spilled drinks on other guests who were ahead, causing some discomfort.
On the buffet, there was pasta and meat. The menu also had dishes like grilled prawns in a creamy paprika sauce and chocolate pie for dessert. One of those present described the quality of the food as 'top chef level'.
In addition to Eduardo Bolsonaro, the President of the Federal Chamber, Arthur Lira (PP-AL), and Senator Romário (PL-RJ) were in the same VIP sector. They, however, were in separate groups. As a former player and world champion, Romário even has the right to go to areas of the Legends stadium, where famous players in the Cup are.
The VIP space is for guests only, but FIFA negotiates Hospitality packages in another sector with similar luxury services through the company Match. The cost is around US$ 3,000 per game, depending on the stadium and the match.
After the match in Brazil, given the negative repercussions of his presence at the game, Eduardo Bolsonaro published a video in which he said he went to Qatar to take pen drives with videos about Brazil.
He later published photos of the Iran-US game alongside Emir Tamin Bin Hamad al-Thani and FIFA President Gianni Infantino. The two are in an even more exclusive sector, the VVIP, which can only be accessed by heads of state and high-ranking FIFA officials. On his social networks, Bolsonaro said: "Wherever I go, you can be sure that I bring truths about Brazil".
Sought by the report through his parliamentary advisory, Eduardo did not speak until the publication of the article. If a placement is sent, it will be updated.
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Soy yoghurt with fresh strawberry purée and blueberry purée, topped it with fresh berries. You can add a bit of vanilla extract to the yogurt if you like.
Did you know that supposedly healthy (ready made) fruit yogurts can contain more sugar than icecream ore biscuits and many of them only have the flavor but don't even contain real fruits?
That's why it's much better to have a pot of natural unsweetened yogurt in the fridge and fresh fruits and make a fresh fruit purée before you want to eat it. Then you have no added sugar, no artificial flavors and no artificial colorings.
This is a strawberry – blueberry – vanilla yogurt with real fruits and without added sugar. Berries are very low in sugar and they have a low glycemic index.


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Jason Parker June 27, 2012
It has been a long road for Friday The 13th fans who have been eagerly awaiting the release of NECA's replica hockey masks from Friday The 13th Part 3 and Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter. Originally slated for release in 2011, both masks were delayed to 2012 and finally settled on an October release for this year. Not much had been heard about the masks since our last update about these replica hocks since March, but now it seems there is some news as many fans who pre-ordered these masks in 2011 have been receiving update emails from NECA. How about an earlier release than October and a price hike?!
The Friday The 13th Part 3 hockey mask will now be released in July of this year, more specifically, July 31st, according to Amazon.com. The price has increased between $4 to $5, but fans are sure to still want to get their hands on these masks when they finally hit the market. No word on The Final Chapter mask, but we are positive that the price will go up slightly on that as well, with possibly an October release date as well.
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On Thurs., May 21, ANC 6B's Hill East Task Force will hold a meeting from 6:30-8 pm at St. Coletta of Greater Washington (1901 Independence Ave SE). Topics include a discussion on crime and public safety in the neighborhood with PSA 108 Lt. James Dykes and an update from Donatelli Development on plans for Hill East/Reservation 13.
I'll be holding a Neighborhood Town Hall meeting on Thurs., May 28, 6:30-8 pm at the Congressional Cemetery Chapel (1801 E Street SE). Representatives from Goldstar Group and NOVO Development will be on hand to provide updates and answer questions related to their respective projects at 1500 and 1600 Pennsylvania Ave SE. Representatives from Washington Gas will also provide an update on their pipe replacement project on the 300 block of 17th and 1700 block of D Streets SE. And, as always, I will open the floor for any questions on city or neighborhood issues.
Tonight (Fri., May 15), Congressional Cemetery is hosting its first "Cinematery," an opportunity to watch Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds under the stars. Gates open at 7:30 pm and the movie begins at 8:30 pm. There is a suggested donation of $10.
The 36th Annual Capitol Hill Classic is this Sunday, May 17. The CHC is an annual fundraiser for the Capitol Hill Cluster School. You can learn more and register for the 10K, 3K and fun run on the CHC website. Be advised that the race will close East Capitol Street between roughly 8:30 am and 11 am so plan your travel accordingly.
If you have not already done so, please visit the much improved ANC 6B website and sign up to receive e-mail notifications of commission meetings and other events. Just type your e-mail address in the box in the top right hand corner of the homepage.
Another major development project is coming to Hill East! On Thursday, March 12, developer CAS Riegler will host a community meeting to discuss their initial plans for the current NY Pizza site (1401 Pennsylvania Ave SE). The meeting will begin at 7 pm at the Hill Center (921 Pennsylvania Ave SE). Attendees will have an opportunity to share ideas and provide comments to the development team.
Note that this is a community meeting hosted by the developer. Any development plans for the site will likely come before ANC 6B later this year. You can read more about the developer and submit comments/ideas on the CAS Riegler website.


Ahhh, things have become a whole lot clearer today after reading a letter to the editor in today's Spectator by John Dolbec of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce.
The most telling comment in this letter is when Mr. Dolbec writes, "The chamber's opinion is one of benign neutrality."
Sadly, Hamilton's economy over the past 20 years reflects that mindset. No city ever revitalizes itself on the back of "benign neutrality".
A changing of the guard among Hamilton's business elites is long overdue. Unfortunately, the majority of them appear to operate by this same mantra.
Until a champion of our city emerges, expect business as usual.
They certainly showed "benign neutrality" concerning the Red Hill Expressway, didn't they.
Jason get used to it, not here nor there nor anywhere kind of remark isn't it.
I disagree, don't get used to it. Tell them what you think. Keep writing articles and contacting city council about what it is we want. We might not get everything we ask for, but if enough people raise a fuss they might just do something.
Another stellar analysis by Jason. Keep it up sir! Your deep reflections inspire us all!
lol....I can't help but chuckle along with that one. It's like "Deep Thoughts with Jack Handy". haha.
"Kill the messenger" if you like; but the basic point being that there is just not a strong concensus amongst business people on this issue, one way or t'other.
E.g. on Wed. AM, I had breakfast with two business people. A guy from Dundas/Hamilton West was adament that we needed two way streets. However, a downtown "store front" guy said that he and his neighbours on King William Street felt that the John/James conversions are simply "killing their businesses".
It is my job to reflect the broad concensus of the views of my members, as a guage of the will of business, my own personal views are largely irrelevant. When I have such sharp division of opinion, relatively evenly split, in my view, I must state that, organizationally, we are "nuetral".
The broad concensus is though that "one way or two- way streets" are not a "magic bullet" which will by itself revitalize downtown.
E.g. I have visited many cities which do have very vibrant re-vitilized downtowns that still do have "one way" streets - LA for one.
As to the Red Hill Parkway, there was no material lack of concensus amongst the broader business community; so we were definately not nuetral, and make no aplogies about that.
Sorry, if all that "offends" you folks; but the raw truth is that support for "one way" streets hardly universal, even amongst "downtown" store front businesses - so, we do agree that City Council neds to be cautious in proceeding with implemenation.
Thanks for your response Mr Dolbec. I am the author of the letter you were responding to. There may not be consensus among our local business owners, but there most certainly IS consensus among urban theorists, architects, and just about anyone else who understands how cities work, which is why the obstinacy of some members of our business and political classes is so frustrating to "us folk".
You ended your letter to the Spec by saying that council should "take action on the advice of professional staff". The Downtown Transportation Master Plan that called for the conversions was developed painstakingly by "professional staff" over a number of years. I realize that it is your job to reflect your members' wishes, which in this case are divided, but the expert opinion that you also appear to be advocating, is anything but divided, so you may have to take a stand at some point afterall.
BTW, I don't think LA is a city we should be emulating in the age of peak oil and climate change. A closer example, Toronto, is a thriving city that has some one-way streets. However, if you look closer, you will see that one-way streets such as Adelaide and Richmond are dead compared to their nearby two-way counterparts.
I hope you didn't mean it the way it sounded, but your dismissive use of the term "you folks" to refer to contributors and fans of RTH, conveys an 'us vs. them' mentality that is not constructive in a community that is trying to come together to create positive change. You will do the Chamber's 'Team Hamilton' initiative a great disservice if you appear to be marginalizing passionate, well-informed, creative citizens. My husband and I own a small creative business. I am trying to convince him to join the Chamber since I think voices like ours need to be heard in the wider community, so this is one "folk" who just might be one of your members some day.
I do sincerley apologize if I seemed "dismissive" - no such tone was intended -sometimes e-mail is just an imperfect means of communications.
I am certainly not dismissive in any way about RTH, which I do follow closely; and, as anyone who knows me I think can attest, I am alwasy fully open to any diolgue, even (perhaos particularly with those with whom I may disagree).
However, may I tactfully point out that respect and diologue are indeed two way streets (no pun intended).
If one wants respect, one should treat others, particularly those whom one may disagree, with equal respect.
Just becasue I may have an alternate viewpoint, does not mean I am say: "backward", "stupid", or "evil", as some of the previous entries seemed to imply to me.
Certainly, I would hardly classify many of the above comments as particularly respectful in tone.
I agree that some of the comments weren't particularly respectful in tone and not very conducive to dialogue. It's a good reminder to be more mindful of who might be reading.
Like it or not however,you are a public figure, and rightly or wrongly, public figures inevitably come in for more than their share of vituperation. I don't think any of it was meant personally, but was born out of extreme frustration at the unwillingness on the part of some of our business and political leaders to see the evidence and expert opinion that supports two-way. I don't think anyone believes that conversion back to two-way is a magic bullet, but it is a relatively quick and cost efficient way to make a positive change that will have many beneficial spin-off affects, and it's very frustrating that we can't get our act together to take this one tangible step forward.
Mr. Dolbec, maybe you conducted a thorough analysis of people's needs, but this doesn't come across very well.
You stated that you talked to "a guy in Dundas Hamilton West" and "a downtown storefront guy" this Wednesday. It doesn't leave us with the impression a thorough analysis was done. Would it make sense to you to do a survey of some kind to find out what people want?
Highwater/Mary Louise, who decided that the urban planners, and architects should have the final say on what gets built in society?
I personally don't remember signing away my own self interest, and I doubt other people have either. If you want to let the "experts" tell you what is good and what is bad, that is your choice, it's also rather pathetic.
Why don't you try thinking for yourself, and stop being a mouthpiece for the elites.
Hey Mr. Dolbec. thanks for chiming in and joing the discussion. Great to have you!
I suppose your organization is in a tough spot considering you are supposed to represent your businesses, but at some point it would seem prudent for the Chamber to promote ideas that are proven to help business (as you have with LRT for example). I can think of several other boarded up and collapsing reasons why a business owner on King William might be getting 'killed' these days. The fabulous effect of two-way on James and John can't be disputed. Downtown streets should be all about people. I was in TO this week on College and Queen East in the Beaches. Both neighbourhoods were full of shops, patios, cafes, and TONS of people. As a previous poster mentioned, you can go around the corner onto one-way streets in downtown TO that are dead by comparison. People spend money. Speeding cars don't. We've used downtown as a cut-through freeway for far too long. I fully believe that downtown can become the centre of Hamilton's retail economy once again, but it will never happen with trucks roaring past the Farmers Market at 70km and 5 lanes of screaming traffic flying down Main on their way to somewhere else.
I hope the Chamber can do some more analysis on the issue and promote the formula that will help to bring more people downtown every day and evening to spend money in Chamber shops/stores and allow hundreds of new shops to open up in our core.
Thanks again for your thoughts John.
Quite frankly, any issue that the Chamber of Commerce or "Hamilton's business elites" want to stay out of is a-ok with me. Lord knows it doesn't happen often enough.
We own businesses and belong to the Chamber of Commerce. That gives us a special say in how the City is run. So what? It's how democracy works.
All power to the BIA's!
I trust that was snark.
I think we can all agree that slowing down the through traffic will positively affect street life throughout the core. Converting back to two way is a reasonable step which can achieve that goal without the loss of lanes and without the expenditure of full-out curb repaving (bump outs, street parking, etc).


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Aug 4 Call Answered: Gary Waldman: What I Learned In Fallsburg - the Hip, New Catskills Musical at The Triad
Growing up, I was very fortunate to spend many a Christmas vacations from school up in the Catskills with my family. From Kutsher's to The Fallsview to The Nevele, I was lucky enough to have this special time with my family peddle boating, playing golf, arcade games, dinners together and best of all seeing legends just starting out from Jerry Seinfeld to Penn & Teller in the hotel nightclubs. I can still vividly see my grandparents laughing hysterically as we all watched Jerry Seinfeld perform. Looking back, I see what a special time this was for me and my family.
When Penny Landau of Maya PR suggested I interview Gary Waldman (writer, director, composer/lyricist), I was more than happy to go back to this wonderful time in my life and talk to the guy who's show What I Learned In Fallsburg - the Hip, New Catskills Musical is playing The Triad in NYC, chronicling his 35+ year career, beginning in the early 70's at Nan Acres Bungalows in South Fallsburg, NY & continuing through, well, today, with a personal tribute to growing up in the Catskills from a Baby-Boomer's perspective.
What I Learned In Fallsburg - the Hip, New Catskills Musical will run from August 1-September 6 at The Triad (158 West 72nd Street (bet. Amsterdam & Columbus). Click here for tickets!
For more on What I Learned In Fallsburg - the Hip, New Catskills Musical be sure to visit http://www.fallsburgshow.com and follow the show on Facebook!
1. Your show, What I Learned In Fallsburg - the Hip, New Catskills Musical, is going to be making it's NY Off-Broadway debut this August at The Triad on NYC's Upper West Side. What are you looking forward to about bringing this show to NYC? Wow. Where does one begin? The excitement of knowing your hard work and determination paid off well enough to bring your life's story to the theater capitol of the world (and my home town)...it is humbly surreal.
2. What made you want to write a show about growing up in the Catskills? It's actually a cool story...I was running a theater in Florida last year and we needed a "place-filler" to generate income over the summer (off-season in Florida) so I decided to throw together what was basically to be a nightclub act to run for just a few nights. It's the one thing in my 44-year career (I started singing at six) that I had never done. I was trained classically, sang in a rock band from my teens through my early 20's and from then on worked pretty much exclusively in the musical theater as a performer, director and producer...I had pretty much never gone onstage as myself. Being a musical theater person, I decided I needed a through line and since growing up spending my summers in the Catskills (where I also first began performing) left such an indelible mark on me I figured that was the best route to go. Turns out what I had scripted for myself bored me onstage and I began ad-libbing all of my dialogue. After the first or second show, we realized it wasn't a nightclub act at all...with a little honing, we had a musical! And the audience loved it, we got ravishing reviews and wound up stretching those "couple of nights" into over six weeks...only to be forced to close when "high season" came upon us and our musical theater series was opening...thereby bumping "...Fallsburg" out of the building.
3. What do you enjoy most about working with this cast? There are no words...but I'll create a few thousand. I'm up there with the absolute BEST people I know from the cast to the band to the crew. Chelsea Lee Wheatley and Elijah Word are hands-down the two best young singers I know, Jonathan Eisele the best dancer I know...and we've all worked together in several shows over the past few years...from the time they were, truly, kids. They call me Grandpa and I love it! Our music director, Jon Delfin toured the country with me for nearly seven years with the show, Paved With Gold and we first met when I went to him for a coaching session when I was 16 years old! Sheesh! Has it really been five years already? LOL
4. What do you hope audiences come away with after seeing What I Learned In Fallsburg - the Hip, New Catskills Musical? Easy one! For all who didn't experience the magic of the Catskills, especially as a kid...let's hope they see for real why those of us who did have an almost "cult-like" camaraderie.
5. If you could give people one reason as to why they should come see What I Learned In Fallsburg - the Hip, New Catskills Musical, what would that reason be? It's such a sweet show with such a talented cast and positive, often very funny message. And the music is the best "stuff" in my shopping bag from a 40+-year career.
Gary Waldman in "Sounds of Simon"6. Who or what inspired you to become a performer? Me. With tremendous support from my parents who just let me go where life took me...never pushing, never discouraging. So many of us "kids with good voice" are either pushed to the brink of madness or stifled by our parents. Mine did the perfect job.
7. What's the best advice you've ever received? Take more out of life than it takes out of you.
8. What have you learned about yourself from being a performer? That I'm a little crazy. I call it a disease LOL. There cannot be a less financially rewarding, professional-level career than musical theater. But if you have "the disease" you just don't care. You can never imagine doing anything else.
9. If you could have any super power, which one would you choose? Printing money by twitching my nose like on Bewitched.
10. If you could create your own signature drink, what would you call it and what ingredients would you put in it? I would call it "The Movement"...one part Manischewitz, two parts prune juice.
Gary WaldmanMore on Gary:
Gary Waldman is known nationally as a producer, stage director, composer-lyricist & performer with a 35+ year professional career that has led him down virtually every path imaginable. He has been performing as a singer-actor in musical productions and in-concert since he was all of six-years-old...and yes, in the Catskills. As a performer, Gary was once best known for creating the lead role of "Izzie Jacobson" in the 7-year National Tour of Paved with Gold where he received ravishing reviews nation-wide and generated an enormous following. Paved With Gold was adapted for two-performers from the hit 1984-1986 off-Broadway musical, The Golden Land by Moishe Rosenfeld and Zalmen Mlotek and the music and dialogue was about 70% in Yiddish…a language he knew virtually nothing of as a 4th-generation-American, "Jewish kid from Queens"…it took about 18 months to learn the role and to speak and sing the language of his ancestors…a skill he has been called upon to coach scores of other performers in the 20+ years since.
Gary Waldman in "The Last Session"He began his professional producing career at the age of 23, wrote his first professionally produced musical, Meet Me at the Pitkin at 29 and began directing at 31. His 2005 production and re-conception of the Broadway musical, The Life ran for an unprecedented 8-month, sold-out run in Palm Beach County in 2004-2005 and garnered 19 Award Nominations, including 4 for Waldman himself. He made his off-Broadway debut in 2000 producing, directing and performing in Sophie, Totie & Belle. The show ran in several productions in south Florida, suburban NY and NJ in the years prior until his 1999 production in Fort Lauderdale caught the interested of New York investors who moved the Florida production directly to New York.
Gary conceived and directed seven professionally produced and touring musicals, writing the original music, lyrics and full librettos to Snowbirds, Bungalow Bunnies, Meet Me at the Pitkin, and Midlife Madness and the concept and unique arrangements to I Write the Songs, Hey! Big Spender and The Sounds of Simon, the latter of which was first produced as an intimate 5-person "review-sical" in Palm Beach County in 2005 and was revived and re-conceived in June 2013 as a full-fledged musical complete with developed characters and an ensemble of singer/dancers (for a cast ranging from 12-16). The newly conceptualized Sounds of Simon ran for the entire summer of 2013 at the Mizner Park Cultural Arts Center, and then served as the premiere production of his new facility, Delray Square Performing Arts running through the end of April, 2014 for a total packed run of almost a full year.
Gary Waldman with Lainie Kazan & Mike BurstynMost recently, Gary fulfilled a 25-year dream of playing the lead role of "Charlie Anderson" in the south Florida revival of the classic music Shenandoah. He also starred in the title/lead roles in extended runs of Jesting With Danny Kaye, The Last Session, Hey! Big Spender, the 2013 production of Bungalow Bunnies and every production of The Sounds of Simon to unanimous raves. As a businessman, Gary has produced hundreds of professional theatrical runs, national tours, and operated five venues. He has worked with countless celebrities, politicians and luminaries including: Judy Collins, Leslie Uggams, Eli Wallach & Anne Jackson, Marilyn Michaels, Bruce Adler, Mal Z. Lawrence, Mike Burstyn, Yitzhak Perlman, The Israeli Philharmonic, U.S. Senator Charles Schumer, U.S. Representative Lois Frankel, Mayor Ed Koch, Donna Hanover Giuliani, Theodore Bikel among countless others, and is proud to have produced and managed his dear friend, the legendary singer/actress LAINIE KAZAN from 1995-1997.
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The ENteric Immunity SImulator (ENISI) is a simulator of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract mucosal immune responses created for generating and testing hypothesis of mechanisms of immune regulation in response to the presence of resident commensal or pathogenic bacteria. ENISI is an implementation of an agent-based model of individual mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue immune cells each endowed with a program for trafficking and differentiation according to their intrinsic properties, i.e. epithelial cells, dendritic cells, macrophages, T cells, and natural regulatory T cells (Treg). The internal programs specify movement among the epithelium, lamina propria, and blood in response to inflammation-inducing pathogens and tolerance-inducing commensal bacteria. The model focuses on the antagonistic relationship between inflammatory and regulatory (anti-inflammatory) factors whose constant presence characterize mucosal tissue sites in general and gut mucosa in particular.
In its current stage, ENISI is capable of testing hypotheses to predict the net immune response to a pathogen given the complex interplay between both regulatory and inflammatory pathways. In addition, ENISI can be used to identify aspects of competing immune pathways that could likely be manipulated, through pharmacological intervention for instance, to inhibit pathogen invasion, infection, and evolution.
Accurately predicting these outcomes in specific individual backgrounds sets the stage for modeling determinants of a successful infection (host susceptibility), the capacity of the host as an infectious carrier, and pathogen phenotype selection. These are all relevant to devising effective therapeutic approaches that intervene in microbial infection cycles and pathogenic functions.
Through user-manipulation of cell type-specific programs, ENISI allows one to observe the effects of phenotypic changes in individual cell-types, observed in vitro, at the tissue level. As such, it is a translational research tool that allows researcher to:
Test plausibility of in vitro observed behavior as explanations for observations in vivo in situ,
Propose behaviors not yet tested in vitro that could be plausible explanations for observations at the tissue level.
Conduct low-cost, preliminary experiments of proposed interventions/ treatments.
Indicate useful areas of research through identification of missing data necessary to address a specific hypothesis.
Perform in silico experiments that help define the best experimental design for successful immunological outcomes.
The tool currently captures dynamics of four possible outcomes in response to pathogen exposure in the presence of tolerance-inducing microflora:
Complete tolerance that leads to ongoing pathogenic microbe persistence.
Hypo-inflammation in which a pathogen is not completely eliminated and persists chronically in the host.
Inflammation that eliminates the microbe, but it ceases prior to extensive tissue damage.
Hyper-inflammation in which the microbe is eliminated, but at expense of host tissue damage.
Users may modify rules for agent behavior to create in silico experimental conditions by specifying any of the following features of the system:
Infection specifics: dose and timing of pathogen entry
Experimental host phenotypes: parameters governing interactions between specific phenotypes to represent changes in cytokine and cytokine-receptor expression
Host immunological set-point: initial immune cell populations present at the time of infection
Strain-specific functions of bacteria: specifications of interaction conditions and consequences for the three general strain-types represented, commensal bacteria, tolerogenic bacteria, or inflammatory bacteria such that their behavior mimics that observed in experimental strains.
The ENISI model includes 87 parameters that the user may control through a scripting language described in ENISI 0.9 documentation. Here we provide an interface that allows the user to observe the outcome of a simulated infection with the gastric pathogen Helicobacter pylori under hypothetical experimental conditions that have been pre-configured for past in silico studies.
Naive wild type (WT) mouse: The only bacteria present in the GI tract are strains of the resident microflora that are assumed to be tolerogenic.
H. pylori-infected WT mouse: The gastric mucosa of mouse is colonized with a pathogenic strain of the bacterium (i.e., 26695) carrying the cag pathogenicity island.
H. pylori-infected myeloid cell-specific peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor (PPAR)γ-deficient mouse: The gastric mucosa of genetically modified mouse lacking PPARγ in myeloid cells (macrophages, dendritic cells and neutrophils) is colonized with H. pylori strain 26695. PPARγ is a nuclear receptor for endogenous lipids [i.e., prostaglandins or hydroxy-containing PUFA] that are produced during various homeostatic processes and has been shown to participate in a number of anti-inflammatory mechanisms including induction of anergy in inflammatory T-cells, enhanced regulatory T cell responses, suppression of inflammatory responses by macrophages, differentiation of macrophages towards an M2 phenotype, and suppression of T cell effector responses.
H. pylori-infected T cell-specific PPARγ-deficient mouse: The gastric mucosa of genetically modified mouse lacking PPARγ in T cells is colonized with H. pylori strain 26695. PPARγ has been shown to modulate CD4+ T cell differentiation upon antigen recognition promoting regulatory responses.
H. pylori-infected RORγt deficient mouse: The gastric mucosa of retinoic acid receptor-related orphan receptor (ROR)γt knockout mouse is colonized with H. pylori strain 26695. RORγtT is a transcription factor responsible for commitment to the T helper (Th)17 phenotype.
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Last week was a big week for Dropbox, with the unveiling of its 'Home for Life' project, the introduction of Carousel, and the appointment of new board members. This week, its expansion continues as it adds photo storage and systematisation app Loom to its family of purchases. Loom is an app that we've featured a few times here on Photocritic. It's a stylish interface that allows you to keep track of photos taken on different devices in one place. I've used it as a repository for my mobile photos because of its easy auto-upload feature. Now, unless I request a zip file of my data, they're all going to be switched to Dropbox.
What impact will this have on Loom customers, or potential customers?
For those Loom users who don't want to make the switch to Dropbox, a zip file of their entire libraries, including albums, can be requested.
If you were someone who was using Dropbox and Loom in tandem to store and organise images (one as your primary source and the other as a back-up, for example) it's a bit of a bugger, really.
In an email to Loom users, the team stated that: 'We know this is a big deal. This decision was made with great care. We have worked hard on our product and feel that our vision aligns perfectly with Dropbox's vision for Carousel.' Maybe it was a case of converging ideals, or perhaps it was a case of a graceful surrender rather than a bloody fight to the death, but the merger is indicative of what an interesting and brutal battleground the cloud space is right now. The Big Guys are taking image hosting, storage, and sharing seriously with Google+, Flickr, and Amazon Cloud Drive offering increasingly desirable packages. The Little Guys are having to find ways to differentiate themselves and preserve their markets before they go the way of Everpix.


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Part I : Model-Based Reinforcement Learning Welcome to the series "I...
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In this part we will continue our talk about descriptive statistics and the measures of variability such as range, standard deviation and variance as well as different types of distributions. Feel free to read the Part I of these series to deepen your knowledge about the measures of central tendency:
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Measures of Variability (Spread, Dispersion)
The second group we use in descriptive statistics to describe data is the measures of variability. Sometimes also called measures of spread or just dispersion. As the name reveals, here our goal is to describe the variability within the data or the extend of stretching or squeezing in the data. In other words, when we use measures of variability, we want to know how spread out the data is.
the distribution number 1 has the lowest variability
The range is one of the measures of variability that is intuitively easy to understand. It's the difference between the smallest and the largest term in the data set.
Interquartile Range (IQR)
First of all, what is a quartile? In simple words, a quartile is a representation of the data split. Quartile comes from "quarter", so a quartile divides data (namely, distribution) into four equal parts.
The Q1 (the lower quartile) denotes the first quartile and is essentially the middle number between the median of the data and the smallest number in the data.
The Q2 (50 % of the rest values lie below and the other 50 % above) is the second quartile and is in fact the median of the data set.
The Q3 (the upper quartile) is the third quartile and is the number in the middle between the highest value of the data and the median.
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The IQR measure shows how widespread the interval is, in which the middle 50 % of all the values lie.
A general procedure to find IQR would be:
sort the data
find the median in the whole data
find the difference between the middle of the first half and the middle of the second half. In other words, find the difference between the medians from the first and the second parts respectively.
Let's look at an example:
Out data set can look like this:
Step 1: Sort the data set:
Step 2: Determine the median of the data:
Step 3: Find the difference between the middle of the second part and the middle of the first part
Quartile is often confused with quantile ... They are similar but not the same. Look at the short note below to see the difference:
Note about quartile vs. quantile :
Quantile (from "quantity") is a point at which a distribution is divided into equal parts. Strictly speaking the median is a quantile because it (the median) divides the complete data set into two equal groups: the first one is lower than the median (the first 50%) and the second one is above the median (the second 50%).
Quartile is one type of quantile. Quartile divide the data set (the distribution) into four equally sized parts. So, for example, one quartile is equal to 0.25 quantile.
Standard Deviation (SD)
The standard deviation (SD) describes how data is spread out going from the mean. SD measures dispersion (variance) of a data set.
If the data points are closer to the mean, then we observe low SD :
If the data points have a wide spread, then we observe high SD :
The formula for the SD is:
if we look at the definition from Wikipedia, we read:
"it measures how far a set of (random) numbers are spread out from their average value", Wikipedia (Variance)
And what's the difference from the standard deviation? Well, basically there is no big mathematical differences between the standard deviation and the variance. So, in our statistical analysis we can sometimes interchange both. We use the variance to calculate the data spread. The variance give us a measure of how far the values are distributed from each other starting from the mean but we can also use the SD for this task.
We can present the variance as the square root of the Standard Deviation:
Variance, SD and interquartile range are all used to measure statistical dispersion. Both variance and SD are applied to measure the spread around a data set and both of them tell us the spread of a data set around the mean.
We will cover the topic of probability in the Part II more in detail. But for now, a probability distribution summarizes all outcomes of an experiment.
Normal Distribution
The normal distribution is often called Gaussian or Laplace-Gauss Distribution. It is a continuous probability distribution.
Continuous values are for example person's age, weight, height, stock prices, etc...
Look closely at the normal distribution graph above. Did you notice that the distribution's "tails" never touch the x-axis? This we call horizontal asymptote. Asymptote is some hypothetical line which touches the curve at some point in infinity. Which basically means, the curve approaches the line but never actually reaches and touches it.
The curve can only approximate the x-axis but never reach it because we cannot realistically be 100% sure about any result. If we measure the area under the curve at some "tail-point", we see that it is very small but still existent. In other words the area under the curve depicts the probability of getting a particular value.
As we mentioned above the measures of central tendency are all equal with the normal distribution. They are all equal because most of the data is placed around the center and the total area under the curve is equal to 1 which respects the probability measure.
Data Dispersion
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Inspect the image above. We can see that approx. the 68-69 % of the whole data set is within the first standard deviation and approx. 95 % in the second. And if we look at all three standard deviations, we cover almost 100 % of the whole data set.
Laplace Distribution
Another continuous probability distribution is the Laplace distribution. This kind of distribution is frequently associated with the exponential distribution because we can view the Laplace distribution as if it would combine two exponential distributions.
Binomial Distribution
The binomial distribution is a discrete probability distribution. Discrete values are always certain and can be placed in certain categories, for example the gender of a person, income (low, medium, high), grades (bad, satisfactory, good, excellent), civil status (single, married, divorced), etc ...
In contrast to the normal distribution, the binomial distribution takes only a limited number of values hence, it is discrete.
Binomial Distribution: discrete probability distribution
Normal Distribution: continuous probability distribution
Uniform Distribution
The uniform distribution (also rectangular distribution) is a kind of a distribution that has a constant probability. The uniform distribution is symmetric in its nature and has all its intervals of the same length.
Conclusion for Part I and Part II
In these two parts we learned about two major branches in statistics: descriptive and inferential. We've seen what are the measures of central tendency and the measures of variability and got to know some types of probability distributions.
In the third part of this article, we're going to learn more about the three axioms of the probability theory and different probability types.
Read The Part III next :)
Introduction to Statistics Part I
Introduction to Statistics Part III
Classification with Naive Bayes
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Duxford Air Festival 2017
By Adam Duffield| 2017-06-21T19:11:53+01:00	June 21st, 2017|Categories: Airshow Reports, Event Reports|
The Duxford Air Festival 2017 was the first of the three major air display events to be held at the Cambridgeshire airfield this year. With a strong lineup spanning almost the entire history of aviation, Adam Duffield headed to the Saturday of the two day show for AeroResource. Additional images from [...]
Abingdon Air and Country Show 2017
By Jamie Ewan| 2017-12-19T19:53:33+00:00	June 12th, 2017|Categories: Airshow Reports, Event Reports|
Abingdon Air and Country Show has always been a traditional season opener taking place at the very start of May. However, as comes with the territory of being 'the first' it has also suffered in previous years from a number of display acts cancelling last minute due to not being [...]
Blackburn Buccaneer S2 XN974 Unveil
By Jamie Ewan| 2019-01-23T22:32:32+00:00	June 7th, 2017|Categories: News|
When compared to so many other types it once shared the skies with, the Blackburn Buccaneer has survived in far better numbers - some 48 complete airframes are still in existence today. The first production example of the S2 variant, Blackburn Buccaneer S2 XN974, has been the focus of a near [...]
RAF Marham Enthusiasts Event 2017
By Adam Duffield| 2017-05-24T21:57:26+01:00	May 24th, 2017|Categories: Event Reports|
Home to the UK's Tornado Force, RAF Marham once again opened its doors and welcomed a group of aviation enthusiasts on to the base for an evenings photography of based aircraft. Adam Duffield joined them on May 11 to photograph some of the based jets in their natural surroundings, with [...]
F-35A Deployment to RAF Lakenheath
By Mark Kwiatkowski| 2017-05-13T10:20:53+01:00	May 13th, 2017|Categories: Operational Reports|
Eight F-35A Lightning IIs from the 34th Fighter Squadron 'Rude Rams' along with pilots, maintenance specialists, security and other support personnel from the active component 34th Fighter Squadron and the Air Force Reserve's 466th Fighter Squadron, both based at Hill Air Force Base, Utah recently undertook a three week deployment to RAF [...]
Hellenic Air Force RF-4E Phantom Retirement
By Duncan Monk| 2017-05-09T09:36:04+01:00	May 8th, 2017|Categories: Event Reports|
On May 5, 2017, the Hellenic Air Force retired its final three RF-4E 'Recce' Phantom II aircraft during a ceremony at their home base of Larissa. The retirement brings to an end the use of the 'Recce' Phantom in Europe, as final RF-4E Phantom Squadron - 348 MTA – bows out [...]
Australian International Air Show 2017
By Douglas Monk| 2017-04-17T07:50:13+01:00	April 17th, 2017|Categories: Airshow Reports, Event Reports|
Air Power in Action was the theme of the 13th biennial Australian International Air Show and Aerospace & Defence Exposition held at Avalon Airport, Geelong, Victoria. Held as two concurrent events comprising an airshow and exposition, the air show is quite rightly marketed as the premier event of such 'South [...]
Gazelle 50th Anniversary Commemorative Fly-in
By Adam Duffield| 2017-04-12T12:13:55+01:00	April 11th, 2017|Categories: Event Reports|
On April 7, 1967, legendary French helicopter Test Pilot Jean Boulet took the Sud Aviation SA.340 on its maiden flight. To mark this important anniversary and celebrate the success of what we now know as the Gazelle, Threshold.aero organised a gathering of the type at the 'home' of Army Air [...]
US Air Force Air Education & Training Command
By Mark Forest| 2017-04-02T19:03:31+01:00	April 2nd, 2017|Categories: Operational Reports|
Life in the United States Air Force (USAF) begins with the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) with their mission to "recruit, train and educate Airmen to deliver air power for America". Often nicknamed 'The First Command', over 30,000 students – both domestic and international – train with the 19th [...]
Win Yeovilton Air Day 2017 Tickets!
By AeroResource| 2017-04-03T12:50:28+01:00	March 24th, 2017|Categories: News|
With thanks to the organisers, AeroResource are once again offering two lucky readers the chance to each win a pair of tickets to Yeovilton Air Day 2017! Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton, Somerset will open its gates on Saturday July 8th for the Royal Navy's only official airshow of the year. This action-packed day [...]
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Sixth teen charged after St Kilda stabbing
An 18-year-old man has become the sixth teenager charged following the fatal stabbing of Hashim Mohamed in an inner Melbourne beachside suburb.
The Tarneit man, also 18, was discovered with stab wounds near St Kilda beach on December 4 and later died in hospital.
On Friday, an 18-year-old from Albion was arrested at a bus stop in Deer Park, in the city's west, by police from the Gang Crime Squad.
He was charged with violent disorder and affray.
Five other males, aged between 15 and 17, were previously charged with various offences as part of the investigation.
The probe is ongoing and anyone with information about the incident has been urged to come forward.
Ewan out to build cycling form in Geelong
Caleb Ewan will have one eye on Italy in March when he tests his classics form at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race.The four ascents of the steep Challambra Crescent climb in Geelong mean Ewan is not seen as one of the favourites in Sunday's 176.
Are your cats fighting or playing? Scientists analysed cat videos to figure out the difference
schankz/ShutterstockHave you ever worried if the play between your cats was getting too rough? A new study published in Scientific Reports has investigated play and fighting in cats. Their aim was to use simple behaviours anyone could observe to work out what was play and what might lead to fights. This is important because the consequences of fights include injuries to animals and humans. At worst, you may even have to rehome one of your cats if they're not getting along. Categorising cat 'figh


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If you love science and nature then an online biology degree could be for you. Biology is the natural science that is concerned with the study of life and living organisms.
And you might think that in order to obtain a degree in biology and have a successful career, you have to go the traditional way of enrolling into a university.
Well of course that can work, if you have enough money and you have the time to get through it. But there are people who want to finish their degree without the added cost while still being able to accommodate their day job all in one. With the help of the World Wide Web, let me introduce to you online degree programs. Now you can get that online biology degree that you need, work on your free time and save up money. Now who wouldn't want that for a lucrative future?
An online biology degree offers the same courses and educational outlines as a traditional university curriculum. The only difference is with an online degree, you can maximize your schedule for school, your job and even while raising a family.
An online degree will also help you with your financial status, since online fees are smaller compared to tuition fees at real world universities. In view of the fact that there is a huge advantage for online biology degrees, you have to make sure that you are choosing accredited universities or colleges that offer courses. With the increase in popularity of online schooling, there has also been an increase of fake certifications and fake degrees that end up wasting your time, money and effort.
An online biology degrees covers a variety of topics that deal with anatomy, plant and cell biology and animal physiology. They may also require credits in mathematics, physics, computer science, and chemistry. A biology degree basically helps us understand what life truly is. How it is made up, how it is formed, and how it is affected by its environment and the changes that happen. Because of the science of biology we will be able to understand this. Every health and medical development today is through the study and use of biology.
This degree can be the basis for further career paths such us biochemistry, bioengineering, medicine and nursing. Online biology degree programs are a stepping stone for further medical studies or for career opportunities. Teaching biology is also an option and venturing into advance fields like business, nutrition and forensic sciences.
Although getting an online biology degree is easier and cheaper compared to the traditional way, you will still be getting all the benefits that you need. You might have difficulties with laboratory work and group discussions; nevertheless, if you are really in need of obtaining the degree, then an online program may be a beneficial option.


What did we do yesterday? We posted to feb29th.net as part of a world-wide blogging event. Over 20,000 people visited the site, mostly school children and mostly from Great Britain. At least 20 of my students posted with a variety of posts about life, school, basketball and lists of 29.
Most had fun. Some did it because I 'made' them do it. Most followed our iSafe rules about posting personal information on the internet.
Posting for a global audience thrilled me, and I hope it started the kids thinking, right…there is more to our world than what I see outside the classroom windows.
I posted four times….in the thousands of posts, here's the one I can find.
What global writing project will we participate in in 2016?
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Guts and Glory rating. Xbox One.
The gameplay has an easy to pick up and play style and this makes the gameplay both fun and very addictive at the same time for a brief amount of time.
Whilst the presentation side of the game lacks in terms of polish I actually found both the visuals and sound design to be quite charming in a weird way.
There is a decent selection of maps for you to sink your teeth into and the best thing is that there's quite a bit of variety in these maps.
I was actually quite impressed with the physics in the game because they haven't been done bad at all.
Unfortunately the game suffers with a few technichal issues every now and then and these can be pretty frustrating to say the least.
The controls in the game can be an absolute nightmare at times because they never seem to do what you want them to do.
When played for long periods the game can become repetetive quite quickly so I would recommend playing the game in short bursts.
I was expecting a little more in terms of content because there isn't really much here.
All in all I first saw Guts and Glory when I watched my friend play it on PC and despite it having a few teething problems here and there it did look like a game that carried with it quite a bit of fun. As you can imagine then I did have some interest in the Xbox One version and after playing it for a while it's clear that it does have some enjoyable moments present, but unfortunately it also has a few problems present as well which in the end stop the game from reaching its full potential. That being said at first the game can be really fun and the easy to pick up and play style that's been implemented means you can jump into the action straight away. At first I did become a little bit addicted but after a short while it's clear that this game is best enjoyed when played in short bursts because it can get repetetive quite quickly when played for long periods. Another problem the game delivers to you when played for long periods is technical issues. Granted most of the technical issues are quite small and only happen every now and then but when they all combine together it can harm the fun factor quite considerably. Thankfully though I was just about able to look past these issues and when I did I realised that the physics that have been implemented in the game are actually pretty decent. Unfortunately the controls that accompany these physics are not as good. Throughout my time with the game I never really felt truly comfortable with the controls because they never seemed to do what I wanted them to do which did cause me to have quite a few frustrating moments. When the controls did perform well though I did have quite a bit of fun and you'll be pleased to know that there are a decent amount of maps for you to race and ultimately have an horrific death on. Despite there being quite a few maps available to you as far as content is concerned the game doesn't have a huge amount for you to get to grips with which means in terms of replayability there isn't a great deal, which is a shame. One of my favourite things about the game was its presentation. Don't get me wrong it does lack polish in some areas but in a way I think this made both the visuals and sound design have quite a bit of charm packed into them. At the end of the day Guts and Glory is game that's perfect to play for a quick 30 minutes here and there because if played for longer the game's shortcomings become a lot more noticeable. That being said despite its shortcomings it probably just does enough to get a very small recommendation from me.
I rate Guts and Glory 6/10.
Developer: Hak Jak
Publisher: tinyBuild
Genre: Action/Racing
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White Swan | Toppenish, Rolling Hills | Story
In 1948, maybe 1953, certain earlier, my brother Gilberto, when he was a 11 or 12 year old member of our migrant farmworker family that had travelled north and landed in Yakama lands to work the land, met White Swan. White Swan was then old, very old, deep in the winter season of his life. White Swan's face was so wrinkled, crevasses, ravines, rivulets, rivers etched into his face.
White Swan walked if slowly, still glowing with the power of his roots, without help, He would walk close to where we lived, a former soldier's barracks converted into a migrant camp, alongside an field that was separated from our camp by a barbed wire fence that held horses captive.I would see him, too, and he would come over and smile at me as I pulled stalks of grass that I hand-fed to a horse.
White Swan shared two very important stories about the web of life with Gilberto. Gilberto said that White Swan took him walking across the fields, some open with horses and others pocked marked by telephone poles and wires that criss-crossed overhead where in summer and autumn became heavy with hops, luscious green honey-combed buds used to intoxicate the senses in liquid form.
White Swan told Gilberto that at one time he could get on a canoe and get anywhere in the misspelled Yakima valley. White Swan could row all the way from where Zillah now stood to the migrant camps where we had met him. He could ride on the waters of creeks that fed off and into the once fierce Yakama river. The Yakama's river even in the 1960s still was rich with salmon and other fish. I saw Yakama men build small platforms that they would place at the foot of the river water falls and rapids and, standing upon them with a pole that had a round net, catch salmon jumping up the river's source into the mountains where Selah, Ellensburg and other towns built along this powerful river.
White Swan told Gilberto that the Yakama river and its creeks and tributaries connected all life in the valley all the way to the mountains and into the oceans. The salmon were the sister and brother carrying messages of survival and adaptability. We indian humans were like salmon, White Swan told Gilberto. We cross worlds, we can live and thrive and grow old, ancient wise in bitter oceans of frogetfulness ruled by those who never pay mind to the present or the past and do not care about their future. And then like salmon make our way back to the sweet waters of the Yakama river, to make love, convulsing from the pleasure of the long journey, the battle to live, love and protect the future, and start the journey once again from sweet water to bitter water. This relationship between humans, the rivers, the fish, other humans and other creatures and plants would die because of human greed to accumulate more than they can use and ignore the seasons, the water and the salmon.
Gilberto walked alongside White Swan who led him along a path of soft sand, gravels, rocks and big stones over which the waters of the Yakama would flow. Gilberto walked all the way from the migrant camp to the Yakama river with White Swan. There the Yakama river still flowed strong. White Swan said the water was sick because of human greed and lack of consideration. He said there was trash, rust from cars and other industrial items dumped either at the shores or right into the waters of the Yakama. He warned about the danger to his health if he swam too much in its waters or ate too much fish caught from its body. The water was nothing like from his days, White Swan said. And he was sure that both the waters and the humans would be restored, helped, become healthy again.
White Swan would also pull stalks of green grass and feed the horse and spoke to me about the places he had come from…
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using System.Composition;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CodeRefactorings;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Host;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Host.Mef;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Options;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Shared.Options;

namespace Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Editor.Implementation.CodeRefactorings
{
    [ExportWorkspaceServiceFactory(typeof(ICodeRefactoringHelpersService), ServiceLayer.Editor), Shared]
    internal class EditorLayerCodeActionHelpersService : IWorkspaceServiceFactory
    {
        private readonly IInlineRenameService _renameService;

        [ImportingConstructor]
        public EditorLayerCodeActionHelpersService(IInlineRenameService renameService)
        {
            _renameService = renameService;
        }

        public IWorkspaceService CreateService(HostWorkspaceServices workspaceServices)
        {
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Jnr Williams' vocals are smooth, enticing and flows from note to the next. The raw emotion rises to the surface in his new EP 'Where We Start'. He confronts fear, and the vulnerability of this compilation shines through.
The Hackney-born artist has a voice that feels like home; it's familiar and warm, and the underlying tunes bring out the different layers of his sound.
We asked him a few questions about his new EP, his music video for 'A Prayer' and what people don't know about being a singer/songwriter.
You just released a new EP 'Where We Start'… Can you describe it for us?
Yeah, sure, so first the title of the EP is called 'Where We Start', and the reasoning behind it is I really wanted to make a point of the 'we' thing and not the 'me' thing, as so many people feel alone. 'Where We Start' is all about us all going on a journey and not being afraid to share our stories good and bad.
Your new music video for 'A Prayer' is very beautiful. Did it end up being what you envisioned?
Blessings for this. Iggy, who directed the video, is such a talented guy. It actually turned out better than I ever dreamed it would. It's opened up room for discussion surrounding male masculinity and has added another layer to the song, so yes, definitely what I envisioned.
You are set to headline in London at the end of March. What is your favourite part of performing?
I wanted to tell my story, and music was the best way I felt to express that.
If you had to watch one music video for the rest of your life, what would it be and why?
I was moved so deeply by a video done by my bro Iggy called 'Velvet'. It moved me to tears… I could watch that forever.
What do you wish people knew about singing/songwriting?
It's not easy ha. Nah, it's really about being a student of music for life; just allow yourself to learn from everyone and everything. That's all you need to know.. oh, and no rules.
What are your top three goals for the remainder of this year?
More gigs, more music and to reach more people and create a movement.


What are your favourite archive file formats?
I voted for 'other' since LHA didn't show up - still have some in-house apps that work with LHA formats.
I delved into the site a little deeper this time and found the password. Thanks!
Here is what happends: WinRAR creates a registry entry for creating empty-RAR file. Then when you start PowerArchiver it associates with RAR files (because PowerArchiver can extract RAR files). So from this moemnt, all RAR files are called "PowerArchiver RAR file" and when you choose "New" -> "PowerArchiver RAR file", Windows will use ShellNew key created with WinRAR but call it "PowerArchiver RAR file" since .RAR files are associtated with PowerArchiver. There is nothing we can do here - we cannot create RAR files, but still cannot delete registry keys created by other archive utilties. If you often create RAR archives, then I would suggest you to disable RAR file assciation by PowerArchiver and re-enable it by WinRAR.
this needs to be updated cause you have nonags and zednets sayes your program is the free file of the day. This gives the impression that powerarchiver is freeware. You need to say that thats theses two awards were given to the free version of powerachiver.


The Bosnia Coast that causes headaches for businesses and tourists in both Croatia and Bosnia is a result of medieval countries.
There are several ways to become a Bosnian Citizen. This article will discuss the basics of becoming a Bosnian Citizen.
The Dayton peace accord established three separate educational departments in Bosnia. Two decades later children are still being divided by ethnic lines continuing the destruction of this fragile country.


Congratulations on the purchase of a BYOES kit! Each BYOES kit contains everything you need to assemble your very own EcoSystem - you just need to provide 0.5L of distilled drinking water. By following these simple instructions you will be on your way to completing your very own BYOES in short order. If you would prefer to watch all 5 videos in Playlist format, please click here.


LISTEN: LOUIS TOMLINSON's New Song "Miss You" Is Great! - MYX | YOUR CHOICE. YOUR MUSIC.
LISTEN: LOUIS TOMLINSON's New Song "Miss You" Is Great!
Enough missing Louis Tomlinson because his new single "Miss You" is here!
Let us know what you think of "Miss You" in the comments!


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Everything We Learned from the STAR TREK: PICARD Comic-Con Panel + 5 New Photos
The Star Trek: Picard portion of the Star Trek Universe panel in Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con was jam-packed with newsworthy reveals on Saturday. The panel, which included series star Patrick Stewart, showrunner Michael Chabon, writers Kirsten Beyer and Akiva Goldsman, along with cast members Alison Pill, Michelle Hurd, Evan Evagora, Isa Briones, Santiago Cabrera, and Harry...
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WATCH: William Shatner, Sonequa Martin-Green, Star Trek Alums Accept Emmy Award
On Saturday, September 8, 52-years-to-the-day Star Trek first aired on television, the franchise was the recipient of the prestigious Governors Award during the Creative Arts Emmy Awards ceremony. With an introduction by Bill Nye and accepted by Original Series star William Shatner and Discovery's Sonequa Martin-Green, all iterations...
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Shatner, Nichols, Ryan, Isaacs & More Announced For Destination Star Trek Birmingham In October
This October, Destination Star Trek returns to Birmingham, England for three days of celebrity panels, autograph sessions, photos ops and a special prop and costume museum. The event will kick off on Friday, October 19th and run through Sunday the 21st at the NEC Birmingham. "Europe's Official Star...
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William Shatner and Jeri Ryan Headline Creation's Official Star Trek Convention In San Francisco This November
Creation Entertainment's Official Star Trek Convention is set to beam down to San Francisco this November for three days. Taking place November 8-10 at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport, the convention's guests will include William Shatner, Jeri Ryan, Jonathan Frakes, Robert Beltran, Gates McFadden, Robert Picardo, John...
Jeri Ryan, Brent Spiner, Michael Dorn & More Added to Creation's 2013 Las Vegas Star Trek Convention
Creation Entertainment has announced the addition of Jeri Ryan, Brent Spiner, LeVar Burton, Michael Dorn, Marina Sirtis, Cirroc Lofton and Vaughn Armstrong to the already impressive lineup of the 2013 Official Star Trek Convention in Las Vegas. Taking place August 8-11 at the Rio Suites Hotel, the stars...
Jeri Ryan on Working with Kate Mulgrew: "It Was Tough"
In a new interview with the Huffington Post, Body of Proof star and Star Trek: Voyager's Jeri Ryan talked about her time on the series, as the attractive Borg known as Seven of Nine. During the interview, Ryan discussed former castmates, the cat suite, her favorite Voyager moments...
William Shatner, Avery Brooks, Kate Mulgrew & Jeri Ryan Set for Wizard World Chicago in August
Star Trek's original Captain Kirk, William Shatner, Deep Space Nine's Avery Brooks along with Voyager's Kate Mulgrew and Jeri Ryan are set to headline Wizard World Chicago later this summer. The four-day convention takes place August 9-12 at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, just outside Chicago, in...
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Projet Mosaïk – Aiming for an unforgettable prom and after-party experience. Parents, you have an important role to play!
This leaflet is intended for the parents of primary and secondary school students and may be distributed by professionals in the health and the social services and educational networks and by community network outreach workers.
The leaflet deals with the school prom and suggests a variety of ways of dealing with security, alcohol and drugs, sexuality and peer-to-peer help.


? Service school catering to lower environmental impact in day care, schools, primary and secondary schools of the City of Cagliari school years 2014/2015 - 2015/2016 - 2016/2017 - 2017/2018 ?. CIG 52781925D3.
Four-year management of the school canteen service at the kindergarten, nursery schools, primary and secondary grade 1, located in the city of Cagliari.
catering service with a reduced environmental impact in service mandatory staff canteens of the prison service in the penitentiary institutes offices, schools and training institutions of the territorial district of Sardinia, made by means of meals production at the kitchens contracting Administration in respect of 'Annex 1 to the decree of the Ministry of environment and protection of land and sea of 25.7.2011, published in the Official Journal of 21.9.2011 n. 220. One Lotto.
The indicative number of meals that the contractor assumes Administration can be consumed during the expected life of the main contract (1.4.2017-31.12.2018) at the locations of delivery to date and certain listed above, amounts to 274,745.
The aforementioned amount is purely indicative and not binding on the contracting Administration. The total amount of service that the contracting Administration shall be the provider will be calculated by applying for each meal actually consumed the price awarded to the supplier and for each possible breakfast actually consumed the 0.85 euros price.


Welcome to Toulminville-Warren Street United Methodist Church Day Care Center.
As a ministry of Toulminville-Warren Street, the Day Care Center will focus on the development of the whole child. We believe that children are precious gifts from God and we will care for them with this conviction.
Our daily program operates between the hours of 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. for children 6 weeks through 12 years of age. The program is open to children of all faiths. Through structured developmental appropriate activities children are given the opportunity to develop sequentially from one stage to another.
We want our parents to feel comfortable knowing that their children are in a safe nurturing environment that will enlarge their spiritual, physical, intellectual, emotional, cognitive, and social growth.
We are excited to be a part of your child's development and provide the necessary tools needed to meet the many challenges of the future.