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Galway Pub Scrawl: Galway Pub Scrawl #130 - Time Finger II:The Pokening.
Galway Pub Scrawl #130 - Time Finger II:The Pokening.
More Art & fun in the Pub! We gathered as usual in McSwiggans on a very cold night to hang out and make some Art!
You can find us in a fortnight's time in McSwiggans as usual for our next Galway Pub Scrawl #131 - Inside the Pub Scrawler's studio and on Sunday the 8th in The Secret Garden from 2 o'clock for the next Secret Sunday Scrawl.


Since its launch in 1991, Investors in People had become associated closely with training, HR, the Public Sector and was often considered only relevant to large organisations. It was also seen as inflexible and all about bureaucratic form-filling.
dR's challenge was to re-position and re-launch IiP to a target audience of SME business leaders and help them realise the potential of the organisation's highly-effective strategic service to optimise business performance and growth.


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Just to let you know beforehand, I am a few episodes into season 3.
In the fall of 2010, Boardwalk Empire debuted and it was supposed to be a colossal sensation according to the critics. The hype it was receiving was justifiable because Martin Scorsese, one of the best directors ever, was named director for the premier and Terrence Winter, who wrote one of the most well-received tv-shows ever, was named the writer. Strangely enough, critics projected that Steve Buscemi would not portray the main character convincingly. Obviously, any avid movie fan recognizes that's foolish because he played tremendous non-comedic parts in both Reservoir Dogs and Fargo. To be honest, I would go on a limb saying that Steve Buscemi is one of the most versatile performers ever. If he just stayed away from Adam Sandler's abominable movies, I believe he would not have a stigma that said he could only play one role.
Thus, I believed that Steve Buscemi was an impeccable choice for the role. And as if I was not enthusiastic enough due to the hype and Buscemi, I heard the first episode cost 18 million dollars (the most spent on a pilot ever). That had me counting down the days as I was anticipating perhaps the greatest drama tv-series ever.
But in its 2 1/2 seasons that I have fully watched, it is not even close to being the greatest drama ever.
Surely, I certainly like many things about the show. The acting is top-notch as almost everyone portrays their character convincingly. The clothing, setting, music, weapons, and the dialog, makes it feel akin to a reality television show in the 1920s. The directing is superb. They know how to make scenes exceptionally intense and vivid; they know how to shoot the finest camera angles, and they know how to get the best out of his actors/actresses. In spite of all that, there is a major problem with this show: the writing.
Initially, I thought Terrence Winter marinating the storylines was brilliant idea, because too many television shows rush into the action too fast and thus the action loses its merit. Therefore, when a storyline keeps building, the audience becomes more intrigued and looks forward to the culmination. Winter does a great job in building up intriguing stories, but a show that progressively builds their stories requires a prodigious culmination. Boardwalk Empire hardly ever does that, though. Instead, they spend all this time building up these intriguing stories only for them to fall flat. Furthermore, it is good to have timing for the action. That way it does not become complete overkill, but this show has almost no action whatsoever. Frankly, there is just not enough of a balance between talking and action.
Additionally, the pace of the show can almost be insufferable. I mean, some of the shows honestly drag worse than a chunk of metal handing off a car going down the time. And at times the show becomes so convoluted and hard to follow due these unimportant sub-stories that lead nowhere. They should cut down on the storylines, and just stick to the ones they feel to be important.
In season one, it felt like the feds were Nucky Thomson's biggest archrival. The lead man after Thomson was Nelson Van Alden, who lived such a structured life that it turned him insane. They spent all this time building him getting close to catching Thomson. He then struck gold when he found a frustrated Lucy Danzinger at an underground bar after being dumped by Thomson. This foreshadowed that Alden would find out all the secrets about Thomson that she knew. Instead of doing that, they wedged Alden into this "Days of Our Lives" bush league soap opera, wherein he gets Danzinger pregnant, his wife finds out he is cheating on him, and he loses his duties as a federal agent because he killed his partner by attempting to baptism him. No, I did not make that up. It really happened.
Then there is the death of Jimmy Darmody. Sure it shocking television, but it was still preposterous to write-off one of the most multifaceted and layered characters on the show. They ultimately did something to surprise the fans just for the sake of doing it. What is more is they invested tons of time in building up this rebellious alliance with people who were treated poorly by Nucky that led to nowhere.
Right before they killed it off, the rebellious alliance sub-plot actually seemed to promisingly be a major turning-point of the show. One of the most engaging stories was when Manny Horvitz realized Darmody sent people to kill him, so he tried to get back at him by killing him in his house. Darmody was not home, but his wife was and was cheating on him with a women. Therefore, Horvitz killed both women.
After Jimmy came home to find out what happened to his wife, Gillian was scheming an idea to tell his Jimmy's kid. She said to tell them she went to France and eventually everyone will forget about her. This made Jimmy so furious that he started choking her and saying, "I'll remember". Louis Kaestner, saved Jimmy from choking her by stabbing him with a spear and then choking him with it. Out of desperation, Jimmy grabbed a knife out of his shoe and stabbed his dad in the gut. Gillian told Jimmy to finish him and thus Jimmy killed his dad.
Everything worked in this scene – the directing, acting and the writing. It also seemed to be the turning point for the show, but everyone who was not killed ended up begging Nucky for forgiveness. Don't get me wrong, they logically explained why everyone went back to Nucky – because he blocks business off and made a deal with the IRA for liquor—but just because they logically explained it, doesn't diminish the fact that they ruined a potentially engaging storyline.
Do not get me wrong, I don't think this is a bad show. The acting, directing, and the setting are all magnificent. But the writing is too inconsistent. I am on now on the Season 3 première, which to its credit has developed interesting storylines, but my biggest gripe about the show remains. Not one of Nucky's adversaries is on an even playing field and therefore Nucky feels untouchable. Unless this show severely improves in the writing department, it will be classified as an over-hyped disappointment.


I'm a mom, a wife, a sister, a daughter, a friend. I'm a runner and a skier. I'm an introvert, but you'd never know it because my voice carries a long way. I'm fiercely loyal and passionate about the things I focus on – and when I focus on something, I tend to go all in. I'm a hugger. I love the feeling of meeting a client for the first time, and walking away at the end feeling like we've been lifetime friends. Established in September 2007, annie g photography is a Seattle based portrait photographer who captures moments, life, and stories. A blend of candid and lifestyle elements, each photo embraces the perfect imperfections that make each family unique and evokes feelings that are a true reflection of those in them.


Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and respect at Brilliant Vidya Bhavan, Coimbatore. Mrs. Padmavathy. G. Nair an eminent educationalist, graciously presented for the function as a Chief Guest. The Principal Mrs. Saroja welcomed the gathering and introduced the Chief Guest. To Commemorate the sovereignty of our nation, the Chief Guest unfurled the tricolour flag and all in unison sang the National Anthem and expressed the joy of our freedom. The students of Choir group sang the Patriotic song that awakened everyone's feelings towards our Mother Land. The Chief Guest of the function Mrs Padmavathy.G. Nair addressed the gathering and spoke about "This day is of great importance to all Indian citizens as it gives us opportunity to remember all those freedom fighters who had sacrificed their lives just for giving us a beautiful and peaceful life." At the end sweets were distributed to the students. Indeed, it was a day of joy, a day to love and respect our country and make it a better place for Indians to live and experience the freedom, peace and unity in diversity.


Lower the risk of metabolic syndrome with vegetable juice. Drinking 100% fruit juice or vegetable juice greatly decreases your child's risk for obesity and metabolic syndrome. Obesity is a commonly used word, but what is metabolic syndrome? Simply put, metabolic syndrome increases your chance of having diabetes, heart attack, and stroke. It is just as bad as obesity and maybe even worse because it can increase central obesity, sugar levels, and high blood pressure. The good news is that metabolic syndrome can be avoided when you have the discipline to change your diet.


Many cities, towns, suburbs and rural communities across the country have recently experienced a sudden influx of immigrants. Some places saw their local economies flourish during the high-tech and construction booms of the past decade. Others, facing an economic downturn, are concerned about the costs of providing services to newcomers, especially as their schools see a spike in the enrollment of limited English proficient students.
In short, immigration is bringing change to communities of all kinds and sizes, from the Dallas suburbs to Prince William County, Va., on the metropolitan fringe of Washington, D.C., to rural areas across North Carolina. Heartland states saw surprising increases in immigrants since 2000 — Indiana ranked 10th among all states, close behind Georgia, North Carolina and Arizona.
Yet the groundswell of local pressures guarantees that immigration reform will be one of the biggest domestic issues our next president will face. Many states and localities have stepped into the breach by adopting their own enforcement policies aimed at restricting illegal immigrants. This leads to a patchwork of confusing measures, many of which are socially divisive and costly; some are of questionable legality.
Our country's large immigrant population brings many positives. Immigrants keep our workforce numbers up, which means economic growth and more payroll tax contributions to Social Security and Medicare. Immigration assures the United States a young, productive labor force.
But there are also challenges and responsibilities. One-third of immigrant workers lack a high school education. Immigration, both legal and illegal, puts stress on community infrastructure, from public schools to municipal providers of law enforcement, fire safety and public health.
Although some state treasuries benefit from illegal immigration — Texas, for example, has concluded that illegal immigrants paid $425 million more in state taxes than they consumed in state services — many towns, cities and counties paid more for services to illegal immigrants than they received in taxes. And, so far, the federal government is doing little to help hard-pressed local governments even the score.
The United States has more than 37 million immigrants living here, or 12.5 percent of the population. An estimated 11 million to 12 million are without legal status. The current generation of immigrants and their offspring — many of whom are U.S. citizens — will play a central role in our workforce as our native-born population continues to age. Without an adjustment to legal status, however, many may never make the kind of gains needed to secure a place in the labor market, the educational system and in local communities.
What's needed is a three-pronged strategy.
The Earned Legalization program should offer enough promise to illegal immigrants to coax them out of the shadows. But it should be tough enough to weed out those who would do the country harm.
Second, the next president should develop an Impact Aid program to compensate state and local governments for their extra costs. Part of this program would be financed through the registration fees paid by illegal immigrants.
Third, the next president should announce a New Americans Initiative to help all immigrants integrate into American life. This initiative would allow states to strategically design and run their own New Americans programs through public-private partnerships, seeded initially by Washington. They could pursue new practices or enhance existing programs tailored to their own needs including English language instruction, civics education, welcome centers, and state and local referral services.


Warning: If you bring your dogs to this restaurant, you may never get them to leave! Blue Pit has worked closely with the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Shelter, Inc. (BARC) in countless fundraisers and events. During the winter, they have offered photo shoots with Santa Paws and holiday sweater photo contests. Year round, they place photos of adoptable BARC dogs near the bar. If you're lucky, you may spot their official mascot, Sakai the blue pit bull!


Step into a new level of fandom with the Nike NFL Game Day Jersey — a comfortable, player-replica jersey offers you a newly tailored fit. Armholes, sleeves, and body are slimmer to give a better fit and feel. Finished neck band is designed to the exact specifications of NFL athletes, bringing the game to life in your gear. Player name and number are applied with a silicone print for long-lasting style and durability through washing. Back neck label and sewn on jock tag add authentic appeal. 100% polyester. Imported.


Many at times while on a long vacation or during the weekends when you are choked with activities of any kind, you may want to still catch up with life match updates and analysis with your smartphones / computer.
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On Sunday, the MFA Products of Design helped out the amazing grass-roots organization Racket by providing space for one of their epic "packaging" sessions. In only three hours, a cadre of volunteers met at the department and packed kits of over 25,000 products—a record according to Racket founders Margo Seibert and Caroline Angell.
Racket's mission: "RACKET. thinks that all people deserve a shame-free relationship to their periods regardless of socioeconomic circumstances. We aim to redefine menstrual hygiene products as essential; to provide menstruating people access to these products; and to encourage an open dialogue about menstruation, thereby transforming a historically taboo subject into one that connects communities."
Racket's work: RACKET. is fighting for people who menstruate on many different fronts. We regularly partner with organizations, businesses, Broadway shows, bands, churches, and shelters to run drives to collect menstrual hygiene products to distribute to people with limited access. Additionally we partner with journalists and activists to help publicize their work in the field of menstruation and gender equality."
Check out some images below, and contact them through their site if you'd like to join in one of their next events!


In decision theory a choice problem is abstractly represented as a set of alternatives. But when facing a concrete choice, an agent typically cannot access this set at once. For instance, when buying online, he needs to navigate a search result in multiple steps, manually clicking to move from page to page. An agent's choice procedure has to respect this constraint.
In this paper we develop a theory of constraints imposed by the environment and of choice procedures operating on them. We ask which properties procedures have to fulfill such that their choices can equivalently be understood as a maximization of a rational preference relation when the constraints are ignored. We fully characterize such procedures and establish that they are linked to well known properties such as Sen's α. What is more, we show that there exist purely procedural properties that are sufficient for a rationalization.


Húrin & Morwen - When Men arrived in Beleriand, they came in three great waves of migration. This established the Three Houses of the Edain (Edain is the Sindarin word for Men, Atani is Quenya). The first was the House of Bëor. They were the first to arrive in Beleriand, but smallest in number. The third was the House of Hador. They were the last to arrive, but largest in number. Morwen came from the House of Bëor and Húrin from the House of Hador. They would marry and become the parents of Túrin & Nienor.


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An unforgettable night for Carrie Underwood & Vince Gill with their duet 'How Great Thou Art'
When Vince Gill backs up Carrie Underwood, you know it's about to get real. Country music gained an all-time classic moment as they performed 'How Great Thou Art'.
The song 'How Great Thou Art' has Swedish roots that go as far back as 1859. It is a beautiful song, and rivals 'Amazing Grace' as one of the most well-known hymns of all time. ACM Girls Night Out: Superstar Women of Country was about showing the world what real talent looks like.
Not only did they accomplish that goal, but they raised the bar. In a single night, Carrie Underwood was the most valuable name in country music.
Her personal take on the song used her powerful voice backed up by Vince Gill and his melodic guitar playing. The guitar solo for the second verse was unexpected, but great preparation for the last verse by Underwood.
By the end, audience members were in as much disbelief as the people at home. Carrie Underwood was already a household name at the time of the song. This performance turned her into one of the leading women in country music.
It's hard to believe that Underwood is an experiment of the earlier seasons of American Idol. Her winning the fourth season changed lives, and raised her profile significantly. Even several years after her win, it's hard to find a star that shines as bright as hers.
The Jackson 5 performs 'I Want You Back' on The Ed Sullivan Show
The Mamas & The Papas perform 'California Dreamin'
Michael Flatley's unique 'Feet of Flames' routine Irish dance
Son of Art Garfunkel joins his performance and steals the show
Scottish toddler attracts everyone's attention with his dance moves
Low Bass Singer Cover of the Song 'Sixteen Tons'
Brooklyn Duo performs Pachelbel's 'Canon in D'
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'Peggy Sue' by Buddy Holly and The Crickets
Irish violin duo wow 15,000 fans
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District 1 candidate Robert Nowak.
McHenry County Board candidate Carolyn Schofield talks with the Northwest Herald editorial board on Monday, Sep. 24, 2018 in Crystal Lake.
The day after midterm elections Tuesday, McHenry County Clerk Mary McClellan released the final unofficial vote totals for County Board races.
The board saw a "blue wave" unfold Tuesday when three Democrats took victories at the polls, according to unofficial results.
Incumbent Republican Robert Nowak collected 38.4 percent of ballots (9,393 votes). Christopher Spoerl took only 28.4 percent (6,960 votes), losing his seat to Democrat Michael Vijuk, who captured 33 percent of ballots (8,129 votes).
Republican Carolyn Schofield collected the most votes (7,132 votes) to take a seat with Democrat Suzanne Ness, who took 6,758 votes.
Republican newcomer Josh Howell fell short with 28 percent of ballots (5,445 votes).
Voters got a chance to impose term limits on County Board members and the board chairman through two separate referendums.


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2623 Zech eller A919 SA är en asteroid i huvudbältet, som upptäcktes 22 september 1919 av den tyske astronomen Karl Wilhelm Reinmuth i Heidelberg. Den har fått sitt namn efter den tyske astronomen Gert Zech.

Den tillhör asteroidgruppen Flora.

Referenser

Huvudbältesasteroider
Flora-asteroider
Småplaneter namngivna efter personer
Astronomiska upptäckter av K Reinmuth
Astronomiska upptäckter 1919

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The Greeley Chamber is thrilled to include a Leads Group as a benefit for our investors! We meet every Thursday morning to share and create business leads for our group's members. Please join us! There is no cost to be a member of the group, just a great desire to grow your business and help other Chamber investors grow theirs!


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Bookies' view on Huddersfield Town
THEIR chances of sneaking into the League I play-offs may be all but over with just half a dozen fixtures left to play.
But Town are nevertheless brimming with confidence having recorded back-to-back away wins at Hereford and Bristol Rovers.
Accordingly, the Terriers are Jaxx.com's narrow 27/20 favourites as they prepare to welcome Southend, Betdaq's 9/4 outsiders, to the Galpharm Stadium.
At home, however, there has been just one win in five for Town, who have shared the spoils in two of their last three on their own patch.
And punters taking these two stalemates as a signal to back another, at 12/5 with Betfred, can also obtain odds of 11/2 (Coral) for the clash to finish 1-1.
In addition, Victor Chandler quote odds of 14/1 for a four-goal thriller that ends in a 2-2 draw and 4/1 is available with Stan James for the contest to be level at the halfway point and the final whistle.
Confident home fans casting their minds back to December, of course, will recall that the Terriers grabbed the only goal of the game when the pair met at Roots Hall.
Lee Clark's charges are 7/1 courtesy of Sportingbet to register a repeat of that scoreline and 9/2 with bet365 to again tag a victory on to the back of a drawn first period.
Ian Craney, who bagged the winner in that fixture, is rated by Boylesports as a 10/1 shot to replicate his opening goal scoring feat in a clash that is 9/10 (Betdaq) to again feature less than three successful strikes.
However, Craney has featured from the bench of late and so Danny Cadamarteri, who is back amongst the goals, could be a shrewder proposition at 15/2 with Blue Square to break the deadlock.
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Elysium Healthcare, the property portfolio being spun out of the Priory Group to BC Partners, has cut its sterling loan offering to £133m after reaching a ground rent agreement mid-transaction.
The loan was originally for £200m, but despite the smaller size the price guidance remains unchanged at at 525bp over Libor.
The rent agreement differs from a sale-leaseback transaction as the ground rental payment is less, a banker on the deal said. The leasehold is for 125 years.


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Bible > 1 Kings > Chapter 12 > Verse 28
◄ 1 Kings 12:28 ►
So the king took counsel and made two calves of gold. And he said to the people, "You have gone up to Jerusalem long enough. Behold your gods, O Israel, who brought you up out of the land of Egypt."
Whereupon the king took counsel, and made two calves of gold, and said unto them, It is too much for you to go up to Jerusalem: behold thy gods, O Israel, which brought thee up out of the land of Egypt.
Whereupon the king took counsel, and made two calves of gold; and he said unto them, It is too much for you to go up to Jerusalem: behold thy gods, O Israel, which brought thee up out of the land of Egypt.
And finding out a device he made two golden calves, and said to them: Go ye up no more to Jerusalem: Behold thy gods, O Israel, who brought thee out of the land of Egypt.
Whereupon the king took counsel, and made two calves of gold; and he said unto them, It is too much for you to go up to Jerusalem; behold thy gods, O Israel, which brought thee up out of the land of Egypt.
Upon which the king took counsel, and made two calves of gold, and said to them, It is too much for you to go up to Jerusalem: behold thy gods, O Israel, which brought thee out of the land of Egypt.
1 Kings 12:28 Parallel
Keil and Delitzsch Biblical Commentary on the Old Testament
But after the return of Rehoboam to Jerusalem he was still desirous of bringing back the seceders by force of arms, and raised for that purpose an army of 180,000 men out of all Judah, the tribe of Benjamin, and the rest of the people, i.e., the Israelites dwelling in the cities of Judah, - a number which does not appear too large according to 2 Samuel 24:9. But the prophet Shemaiah, a prophet who is not mentioned again, received instructions from God to forbid the king to go to war with their brethren the Israelites, "for this thing was from the Lord." הזּה הדּבר, "this thing, i.e., his being deprived of the sovereignty over ten tribes, but not their rebellion" (Seb. Schmidt). For the fact itself, see the remark on 1 Kings 12:15. The king and the people hearkened to this word. ללכת ישׁוּבוּ, "they turned to go," i.e., they gave up the intended expedition and returned home. In 2 Chronicles 11:4 we have the explanatory phrase מלּכת ישׁוּבוּ.
1 Kings 12:28 Parallel Commentaries
took counsel
1 Kings 12:8,9 But he forsook the counsel of the old men, which they had given him, and consulted with the young men that were grown up with him...
Exodus 1:10 Come on, let us deal wisely with them; lest they multiply, and it come to pass, that, when there falls out any war...
Isaiah 30:1 Woe to the rebellious children, said the LORD, that take counsel, but not of me; and that cover with a covering, but not of my spirit...
two calves of gold He invented a political religion, and instituted feasts in his own times, different from those appointed by Jehovah; gave the people certain objects of adoration, and pretended to think that it would be both inconvenient and oppressive to them to go up to Jerusalem to worship. These calves were doubtless of the same kind as the calf which was set up by Aaron; and it is remarkable, that in pointing them out to the people he should use the same words that Aaron used on that occasion, when they must have heard what terrible judgments fell upon their forefathers for this idolatry. Solomon's idolatry, however, had prepared the people for Jeroboam's abominations.
Exodus 20:4 You shall not make to you any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath...
Deuteronomy 4:14-18 And the LORD commanded me at that time to teach you statutes and judgments...
2 Kings 10:29 However, from the sins of Jeroboam the son of Nebat, who made Israel to sin, Jehu departed not from after them, to wit...
2 Kings 17:16 And they left all the commandments of the LORD their God, and made them molten images, even two calves, and made a grove...
2 Chronicles 11:15 And he ordained him priests for the high places, and for the devils, and for the calves which he had made.
Hosea 8:4-7 They have set up kings, but not by me: they have made princes, and I knew it not...
Hosea 10:5,6 The inhabitants of Samaria shall fear because of the calves of Bethaven: for the people thereof shall mourn over it...
It is too much
Isaiah 30:10 Which say to the seers, See not; and to the prophets, Prophesy not to us right things, speak to us smooth things, prophesy deceits:
2 Peter 2:19 While they promise them liberty, they themselves are the servants of corruption: for of whom a man is overcome...
Exodus 32:4,8 And he received them at their hand, and fashioned it with a engraving tool, after he had made it a molten calf: and they said...
And he received the gold from their hand and fashioned it with a graving tool and made a golden calf. And they said, "These are your gods, O Israel, who brought you up out of the land of Egypt!"
They have turned aside quickly out of the way that I commanded them. They have made for themselves a golden calf and have worshiped it and sacrificed to it and said, 'These are your gods, O Israel, who brought you up out of the land of Egypt!'"
And when Moses saw that the people had broken loose (for Aaron had let them break loose, to the derision of their enemies),
but you have done evil above all who were before you and have gone and made for yourself other gods and metal images, provoking me to anger, and have cast me behind your back,
He did what was evil in the sight of the LORD and walked in the way of his father, and in his sin which he made Israel to sin.
because of his sins that he committed, doing evil in the sight of the LORD, walking in the way of Jeroboam, and for his sin which he committed, making Israel to sin.
But Jehu did not turn aside from the sins of Jeroboam the son of Nebat, which he made Israel to sin--that is, the golden calves that were in Bethel and in Dan.
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Natures Pride is hosting a contest offering airfare and accommodations to the Foodbuzz Blogger Festival in San Francisco this year. To enter, we needed to create a recipe using Nature's Pride bread.
Christey and I went to the Blogger Festival last year, and we were really impressed by the winners of last year's contest. So, we batted some ideas around and decided to enter a recipe for mini Eggs Benedict with a coffee sauce. They're a fun brunch appetizer -- coffee and eggs and toast, all in one bite!
Foodbuzz and Natures Pride offered a coupon for a free loaf of Natures Pride bread. We ended up choosing the Natures Pride 100% whole wheat bread as a good substitute for the traditional english muffin in Eggs Benedict. It toasted nicely, with just enough texture to hold the flavors together.
Eggs Benedict is traditionally topped with Canadian bacon, poached eggs, and Hollandaise sauce. We wanted to play with these ingredients a bit and make them festival-friendly, so we decided to go with bite-sized pieces of Natures Pride bread, topped with a sweet coffee sauce, prosciutto di Parma, poached quail eggs, and Hollandaise sauce.
Quail eggs are funny things. Little birds with little eggs, packed with nutrition. Once we decided on the recipe, I actually had a hard time finding quail eggs in our Florida town. I looked in a lot of produce and grocery stores, only to be met with shaking heads. "Sure we sell them, but we haven't had any in a week or two." We were actually in Orlando this weekend to celebrate the birthdays of two of our kids, and I finally found some in a Whole Foods...only to see they were stamped from a town 10 minutes from our home.
I used the top of a wide spice jar to punch out chunks of Natures Pride bread. English muffins are usually toasted, but I like to put the bread on foil in a 450 degree oven to warm and brown the bread a little more evenly than a toaster.
While the bread was toasting, I made espresso.
Bread done, coffee sauce done, next is the Hollandaise and poaching the quail eggs.
I separated out three egg yolks from a local cage-free, organic producer. I added a couple tablespoons of water, and mixed them together.
Meanwhile, I added some champagne vinegar to water that was barely simmering -- maybe 180 degrees. The vinegar is said to help solidify the whites while poaching, but I also like the bit of acid taste that the water gives the egg. I cut the eggs out of their shells and dropped them into a small dish, then eased them into the water to poach.
The tendrils of white can be cut away, as long as the center whites hug the yolk. In 180 degree water, the eggs poach for 3-4 minutes, and are removed.
Hollandaise is best made in a pan over steaming water. Well, we just poached eggs in steaming water, so we have a great steam producer already chugging away!
I dropped the yolks into a small saucepan and started whisking to incorporate some air.
There's a magic point in Hollandaise sauces and their derivatives. The yolks and water start out liquid and vibrantly yellow. Air is whipped in, things get frothy, but it's still liquid. Things heat up, not enough to cook the yolks solid, but suddenly the yellow, liquid yolks get pale and thick like a mayonnaise. Finding that point is almost exactly like learning to drive a stick shift. Once you find that point in the clutch and learn it in your bones, it's burned into your brain.
At this point, I add about 3/4 stick of butter, cut into 1" chunks.
The pan is on and off the steam to keep it just warm enough to melt the butter. Once that's done, the sauce is tested for salt, then the juice of half a lemon is squirted in.
The Hollandaise is the final cooking, and the touchiest. Under body-temperature and it'll seize up. Too warm, and it'll break and get runny. So, it's time to assemble and serve!
Tear up some prosciutto di Parma and pile it on, all loose and wrinkled like making a shaved-turkey sandwich.
The quail egg goes over the top, then the Hollandaise, then some chopped chives for color and a hint of herb.
They're fun and crunchy and pack a lot of flavor into one or two bites! The toasted Natures Pride bread was a great foundation -- the crispy and fluffy texture soaked in the flavors and added its own wheat flavor to a brunch classic!


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Wiring Products - Canadian Electrical Code Part II
CSA C22.2 NO. 61058-1-1:17 (R2022)
Switches for appliances - Part 1-1: Requirements for mechanical switches (Binational standard with UL 61058-1-1)
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This is the harmonized CSA Group and UL standard for Switches for Appliances – Part 1-1: Requirements for Mechanical Switches. It is the first edition of CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 61058-1-1, and the first edition of UL 61058-1-1.
This harmonized standard is based on IEC Publication 61058-1-1: first edition Switches for Appliances – Part 1-1: Requirements for Mechanical Switches issued May 2016. IEC 61058-1-1 is copyrighted by the IEC.
This harmonized standard was prepared by CSA Group and Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL). The efforts and support of the International Harmonization Committee on Switches for Appliances are gratefully acknowledged.
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This standard was reviewed by the CSA Integrated Committee on Wiring Devices, under the jurisdiction of the CSA Technical Committee on Wiring Products and the CSA Strategic Steering Committee on Requirements for Electrical Safety, and has been formally approved by the CSA Technical Committee.
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C'mon, admit it. Once again you've bought too many bananas and now they're looking mighty sad sitting on your kitchen counter covered in black specks. Not to fret, it's a perfect excuse to whip up a batch of delicious muffins! These are one of my favorites. I love how they rise high above the pan and practically pop right out of the tins without sticking. Loaded with blueberries, banana goodness, and crushed almonds for a bit of crunch. Just in time for Mother's Day.
Let's face it, muffins are really little cakes without frosting. I try to avoid them at breakfast, opting for a healthier choice. But when I can't resist, I look for muffins that aren't too sweet, contain some whole grains, and perhaps a bit of fresh fruit. Which brings me to these beauties.
It's been a good season for Ohio corn. The yellow and white variety commonly known as "Peaches n Cream", has been consistently sweet, and oh, so tender. Now that summer has come to an end, I will miss it dearly. But before it's all gone, here's one final recipe.
Loaded with goodness, these muffins are guaranteed to kick start your day! The batter can be mixed the night before if you like, and the muffins baked fresh in the morning. Add a bowl of fresh fruit, a little Greek yogurt, and hey, it's the beginning of a great morning!
It's countdown to Thanksgiving, my favorite holiday. Great food, good friends and family gathered around the table to give thanks for our bounty. I can't think of a nicer celebration. In my never ending quest to find a better way to get the holiday dinner on the table more efficiently, I've decided this year to bake my stuffing in muffin tins. No last minute fussing. Simply pop these out and onto a serving dish.


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  Cahaignes est
       un village
       localisé dans le département de l'Eure en Haute-Normandie. Elle comptait 342 habitants en 2008.

La ville propose quelques  équipements sportifs, elle dispose, entre autres, de un terrain de sport.

Le parc de logements, à Cahaignes, se décomposait en 2011 en un appartements et 144 maisons soit
 un marché plutôt équilibré.

Si vous pensez emmenager à Cahaignes, vous pourrez facilement trouver une maison à vendre.

À coté de Cahaignes sont localisées les communes de
Civières située à 4 km, 228 habitants,
Authevernes située à 3 km, 405 habitants,
Cantiers à 3 km, 199 habitants,
Château-sur-Epte située à 4 km, 590 habitants,
Fontenay située à 2 km, 315 habitants,
Guitry à 3 km, 255 habitants,
 entre autres. De plus, Cahaignes est située à seulement 25 km de Mantes-la-Jolie.


We all know that talent wins you matches, some have alot and some don't have it all. But I remember the former head coach and former player of the Montreal Canadiens Guy Carbonneau saying something about one of his players during the playoffs in his press conference. He talked about Guillaume Latendresse having just enough talent to go on the ice and get that game winning goal to give his team that important win in a playoff game. Woly has more than that little bit of skill and talent, he has the heart, desire & passion to go on the field either as a starter or a super sub to give his all and score as many goals that he wills himself to do. That's why I say Woly Magic has done it again.
I've always liked Wolyniek. He has an exquisite first touch most of the time. Too bad he doesn't play on a real soccer field.
What does this sentence mean? The goal you're talking about was the second one he's scored in MLS, I get that… But OMG that "when." Do you mean he scored two in MLS and three overall, because he also scored one in the Champion's League? If readers don't already know the facts of what you're talking about there's no way they're going to get it without puzzling over it for a while.
Talent, some have "alot," like you. Some have a lot, like me. Some don't have none.
Don't quit your day job! Who's the worst writer on mlstalk, you or the Texas lawyer?
Fantastic piece of writing. I liked it "alot".
John Wolyniec is a local hero. The MLS needs that to keep the fans.
A wicked awesome piece of writing.
@Jack @Chic – Well a lot of Americans voted for George W. Bush too, but that didn´t make him not a moron did it?
If you take pride in pointing out the fact that a supermodel has a mole then good for you. I enjoyed the fine piece of writing mostly because I could feel the passion.
@dude abides – talk is cheap, if you can write half as good as Daniel I'm sure Kartik would have no problem posting what you would write but until then refrain from displaying your lack of maturity.


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After Ekiti State governor-elect, Ayo Fayose, inspired the intimidation of the judiciary in Ekiti a few weeks ago, I wrote that it was necessary for Nigerians to wait for the reactions of President Goodluck Jonathan, given his oath to defend and uphold the constitution, the National Judicial Council, and a few other leading Nigerians. The NJC, perhaps for obvious reasons, was quick to respond. It ordered the reopening of the courts in Ekiti, asked for the police to both provide adequate security for the courts and investigate the crisis, and arrest those who planned and executed the attacks on the courts and their judges.
The ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) also spoke fairly quickly. Through its spokesman, the unscrupulous Olisa Metuh, the party reiterated the allegations made by Mr Fayose suggesting that the opposition All Progressives Congress (APC), which lost the June governorship election, was planning to use the courts to subvert the swearing in of Mr Fayose. He saw nothing wrong with the self-help embarked upon by thugs acting on behalf of his party. He did not see the danger of the consequences of intimidating the judiciary, how it could predispose the country to anarchy, where everyone second-guesses the courts and takes unlawful steps to achieve or enforce private objectives.
For weeks, the president kept quiet. Finally, however, Dr Jonathan has spoken, and what he had to say is truly depressing. By keeping silent over the grave attacks on the courts, attacks that horrified the rest of the world more for the tepid response of security agents and the government, the president is unaware he has spoken. He in effect has endorsed the attacks by conniving at it. Any other president would have moved speedily to protect the judiciary. But since he himself had once attacked the judiciary by prejudicially sacking a president of the Appeal Court, Justice Ayo Salami, it was inconceivable that he would be horrified by the attacks on Ekiti courts inspired and led by Mr Fayose.
To reinforce the president's unspoken but unmistakable views on the attacks, the courts ordered reopened by the NJC have been kept under lock and key by soldiers and policemen. The security agents are supposed to provide security for the courts as they reopen, but they have ensured they are shut even against a few of the judges who attempted to gain entry and resume work. The security agents hide under the strike embarked upon by Ekiti civil servants to defy the NJC and to keep the courts shut until Mr Fayose is sworn in. The country has not felt sufficiently outraged enough to compel Dr Jonathan to live up to the oath he took to uphold and defend the constitution. Politicians, unable to appreciate the enormity of the precedence being laid in Ekiti, hide under partisanship to excuse the anomaly. We are sowing the wind; and it is certain we will reap the whirlwind.
It takes a visionary leader to see the damage to the body politic caused by the Ekiti attacks. It takes a leader to understand the dangerously sublime message being sent out by the attacks. It takes a deep leader to recognise that in a global village the madness shown in Ekiti and connived at at the highest level lowers us, and particularly the president, in the esteem of the world. The president has indeed spoken, and we must recognise that what he had to say is unflattering and humiliating to the black man. The consequences are unavoidable. They will come. And it is not only the victims of the court closure and attacks that will suffer; even the inspirers and executors of the attacks, not to say the presidency itself, will suffer much more.


I have a original 1948 Renaissance chess board game is it valuable?
Edgar Burroughs' Jetan has many pieces with multiple pathways. Before returning to Jetan, Eric Greenwood's Renaissance Chess here and in Pritchard has relevant pieces. Both Cavalier and Duke [recently discussed by David Paulowich] are two-path long-range pieces. Any square each can move to has two routes, and when one is blocked by either colour, move may yet be valid by the other pathway. So, 'multiple-pathers' extend Falcon, Rose, Half-Rose, Duke, Cavalier, Sissa.
The movement table shows the same symbol for Page and Cavalier. The graphic used for the Cavalier in the picture--if that's the right graphic--is not found in the table.


Small or Large groups are an excellent resource for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Lee County. Throughout the year Clubs are involved in civic events and Club improvements. We are always looking for extra help with our projects. Many times Companies are looking for help as well. Members are eager to help those who have supported them. If your group or company has an idea or just wants to volunteer for the day we have many opportunities.


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MAN ACCUSED OF SEX CRIME WITH STUDENT AT PELION MIDDLE SCHOOL. A school employee a found the suspect and a female student in a restroom, deputies say.
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PELION, S.C. — A temporary employee is being accused of a sex crime involving a student at a Lexington County middle school.
Juston Deon Smith, 21, is charged with criminal sexual conduct with a minor, according to Lexington County deputies.
Officers say Smith was a temporary employee working for a contracted janitorial service company and was sent to the school for work. Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon said a school employee at Pelion Middle School found Smith and a female student in a restroom. Koon said Smith had a sexual
Josephine Rodriguez May 28, 2021 ABOUT SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS, SCHOOL PERSONNEL, SCHOOL PROPERTY, SEX CRIMES COMMITTED IN SCHOOL, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS COMMITTING CRIMES IN PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS IN POSITIONS OF TRUST
FORMER KANSAS SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON FOR CHILD SEX CRIMES
NORTON, Kan. (KAKE) – A former Kansas City school resource officer was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison for child sex crimes and rape.
Kansas Attorney General said Mark Scheetz was sentenced for two Jessica's Law counts of aggravated criminal sodomy with a child younger than 14 and two counts of rape. Scheetz was sentenced to life in prison and he will not be eligible for parole for at least 50 years.
Scheetz was also sentenced to 32 months for sexual exploitation of a child and six months
Josephine Rodriguez May 28, 2021 ABOUT SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS, GIVING THEIR LIVES FOR LAWS, GOOD POLICING CATCHES SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS, JESSICA S LAW, POLICE OFFICER, SCHOOL PERSONNEL, SENTENCING, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS APPREHENDED, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS IN POSITIONS OF TRUST, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS WHO REOFFEND, WORST OF THE WORST
COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO EMPLOYEE ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF SEX CRIMES. Authorities said he committed sexual acts on two young teens
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A College of San Mateo employee has been arrested on suspicion that he committed sexual acts with two underage girls, San Jose police said.
San Jose police said 52-year-old Richard Rojo turned himself in after an arrest warrant was issued. Rojo is the director of marketing and community relations at the community college.
Police said that in November, he met one of the victims on social media and then engaged in sexual activity with her and another juvenile. The two victims were 14 and 15 at the
Josephine Rodriguez May 26, 2021 ABOUT SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS, CALIFORNIA, INTERNET OFFENDER CASES, SCHOOL PERSONNEL, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS APPREHENDED, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS IN POSITIONS OF TRUST, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS WHO REOFFEND
FORMER KALAMAZOO PASTOR'S WIFE CHARGED IN SEX CRIMES CASE
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Jazmonique Strickland, the wife of Stricjavvar "Strick" Strickland, has been charged with eight felony counts related to child sexual assault and human trafficking of a minor, according to Kalamazoo County Court Records.
On Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021, a Kalamazoo County judge issued an arrest warrant for Jazmonique Strickland.
"These are extraordinarily serious allegations. These are offenses for which it's common that significant prison sentences are the outcome if people are convicted of those crimes," Kalamazoo Prosecuting Attorney Jeff Getting said.
Strick Strickland, a former Kalamazoo
Josephine Rodriguez February 5, 2021 ABOUT SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS, CHILD PORNOGRAPHY, FEMALE SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS, HUMAN TRAFFICKING, PASTOR, SCHOOL PERSONNEL, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS IN POSITIONS OF TRUST, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS WHO REOFFEND, TRAFFICKING CHILDREN, WORST OF THE WORST
FORMER HIGH SCHOOL RECEPTIONIST PLEADS GUILTY TO FELONY SEX OFFENSES. Leigh Greene was a high school receptionist when charges filed
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A former high school receptionist who was indicted in August 2019 on child sex offenses pleaded guilty last month to two felonies.
Leigh Perkins Greene, 53, of Morganton, pleaded guilty to felony disseminate obscene material and felony crimes against nature Dec. 7, according to court documents filed at the Burke County Courthouse.
Greene initially was indicted Aug. 12, 2019, on charges of attempted indecent liberties with a student by school personnel other than a teacher or administrator, disseminate obscene picture, third-degree sexual exploitation of a minor and providing alcohol
Josephine Rodriguez February 5, 2021 ABOUT SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS, CELL PHONE PREDATORS, DNA, DRUG FACILITATED SEXUAL ASSAULT, FEMALE SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS, REGISTERED SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS GENERAL, SCHOOL PERSONNEL, SENTENCING, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS IN POSITIONS OF TRUST, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS RESTRICTIONS
PUBLIC SCHOOL EMPLOYEE CHARGED IN DECADES-OLD SEXUAL ABUSE CASES. Prosecutors say 65-year-old Kevin Edward Belker of Bloomington sexually assaulted two boys under the age of 13, in alleged incidents between 1977 and 1980.
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BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — A man who has worked for at least two metro-area school districts is charged with sexually abusing at least two children in cases that date back several decades.
Prosecutors say 65-year-old Kevin Edward Belker of Bloomington sexually assaulted two boys under the age of 13, in incidents that took place between the spring of 1977 and winter of 1980.
A criminal complaint filed against Belker in Hennepin County District Court details how Bloomington Police were notified by the Bloomington Public Schools that the district
Josephine Rodriguez January 11, 2021 ABOUT SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS, NEIGHBOR, SCHOOL PERSONNEL, SENIOR SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS IN POSITIONS OF TRUST, SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS WHO REOFFEND


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Henry Tenon, 61, arrested in the murder of Jared Bridegan
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Mr Eazi Acquires Stake In Cape Town Tigers Basketball Club
by Cypress Ghana 5 days ago 5 days ago
Creative and business visionary, multi-award-winning musician, and serial entrepreneur, Mr Eazi, kicks off the New Year announcing his latest business endeavour as a shareholder in the Gugulethu, Cape Town, South Africa based basketball club, Cape Town Tigers.
Established in 2019 and currently the reigning title holders of the South African National Championship with consecutive wins (2021 and 2022), Mr Eazi attributes his latest acquisition as being inspired by his mentor Jay-Z.
I read that Jay'z got shares in a NYC basketball team! So I had to do my own to ff my mentor!! Happy to announce I am now a shareholder of @CapeTownTigers the best basketball team in Africa from now going forward! See you at the next game! Honoured to be part of The family
— Genius (@mreazi) January 24, 2023
Currently in South Africa on business, Mr Eazi expresses: "The Cape Town Tigers are the best basketball team in Africa. I'm honoured to be part of the family. See you at the next game!"
The Forbes Under 30 alumni is no stranger to business having been featured by the likes of CNN, Rolling Stone, Billboard and Forbes Africa for his forward-thinking approach to business, Mr Eazi continues to make a mark on the continent with his business acumen and endeavours.
Co-Founder of the ground-breaking emPawa Africa, a talent incubator program which funds and mentors emerging Africa artists, amongst other businesses geared at uplifting African talent, Mr Eazi's latest acquisition further reinforces his role as a changemaker on the continent pushing the African narrative forward.
Cape Town Tigers Basketball Club, Mr Eazi


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Biopharma, Tech Stocks Lead European Equities Slightly Lower
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11:10 AM EST, 01/25/2023 (MT Newswires) -- Biopharmaceutical firms and tech stocks led European equities modestly lower in Wednesday trading, as American depositary receipts of European stocks were down 0.22% to 1,161.41 on the S&P Europe Select ADR Index.
In continental Europe, the gainers were led by biopharmaceutical companies MorphoSys (MOR) and Grifols (GRFS), which rose 3.1% and 2.2%, respectively. They were followed by pharmaceutical company Sanofi (SNY) and telecommunications company Nokia (NOK), which were up 0.7% and 0.3%, respectively.
The decliners in continental Europe were led by biopharmaceutical company Cellectis (CLLS) and 3D printer company voxeljet (VJET), which fell 8.4% and 6.5%, respectively. They were followed by internet browser company Opera (OPRA) and dating app operator Spark Networks (LOV), which dropped 6.1% and 4.2%, respectively.
In the UK and Ireland, the gainers were led by biopharmaceutical company Akari Therapeutics (AKTX) and pharmaceutical company Avadel Pharmaceuticals (AVDL), which advanced 6.7% and 5.6%, respectively. They were followed by financial services companies Lloyds Banking Group (LYG) and Barclays (BCS), which increased 2.2% and 1.2%, respectively.
The decliners in the UK and Ireland were led by biotech firm Autolus Therapeutics (AUTL) and software firm Endava (DAVA), which lost 5.3% and 4%, respectively. They were followed by biopharmaceutical companies Bicycle Therapeutics (BCYC) and Adaptimmune Therapeutics (ADAP), which were down 2.2% and 1.6%, respectively.
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The Asics Gel-Fit Nova Women's Training Shoe is one of the lightest shoes and is specifically designed to provide every woman with variable support and flexibility in order to gain the best results.
Using seamless materials, there is a reduction of the potential to cause friction or irritation to the foot which ensures the wearer stays comfortable while on the move. The GEL-fit Nova features an internal flexible fit system which uses elastic bands to wrap over and across the foot to provide lock-down support and enhances flexibility in every move. The contoured inner shell compliments this custom fit and feel with moisture wicking ortholite sock liner for extra comfort. The Mono-Sock Fit system is an elastic internal sleeve which replaces a traditional tongue to offer a sock-like fit.
A low profile midsole engages more of the muscles in the foot and lower leg which leads to greater power in movement and running stability. A rearfoot GEL cushioning system compliments the midsole by reducing shock during the impact phase. This spares your joints from those hard touchdowns on the treadmill and allows a smoother transition to mid-stance.
A non-marking rubber outsole completes this lightweight and comfortable training shoe to become a valuable addition to your workout attire.


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Azouzi Mohamed est un peintre, plasticien et sculpteur marocain né vers 1946 à Casablanca, au Maroc. Il est décédé en 2022 en France.

Biographie
Né en 1946, le peintre Mohamed Azouzi originaire de Tafilalet intègre l'École Supérieure des Beaux Arts de Casablanca à l'âge de 20 ans. En 1970, il poursuit ses études artistiques au sein de l'École Nationale des Arts Supérieure des Beaux Arts (Atelier Jean Bertholle) et l'École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs à Paris, où il finit par s'installer.

Il expose pour la première fois à Casablanca en 1970. Il fera la majeure partie de sa carrière artistique en France et plus particulièrement à Paris.

À l'étranger il expose également aux Etats-Unis, au Japon, en Russie et en Belgique.

Dans un article de la revue Esprit intitulé « Azouzi, peintre et humaniste », Mohammed Kheir Eddine évoque les couleurs chatoyantes qui caractérisent l'œuvre picturale de Mohamed Azouzi, enracinée dans un univers onirique.

Selon Yabiladi, les tableaux d'Azouzi sont autant d'« hommages à la terre marocaine ».

Selon Aujourd'hui le Maroc, Azouzi Mohamed, « très attaché au vécu, prend des situations de la vie quotidienne et ordinaire » pour les transposer dans son œuvre picturale.

Expositions personnelles
1979: La Galerie, rue Saint-André-des-Arts, Paris (texte de Jean Bertholle)

1985: Maison Mansart, rue Payenne, Paris

1988: Hôtel Saint-Aignan, organisée par la Galerie A.R. (siège de l'ICOMOS, actuel Musée d'art et d'histoire du Judaïsme), 71 rue du Temple, Paris.

1989: Ligue des Etats Arabes, Paris, organisée par la Galerie A.R.

1990: Galerie A.R., Paris

1992: Galerie A.R., Paris

1993 (avril): Galerie A.R., rue de Monceau, Paris

1993 (septembre): Centre culturel algérien , 117 rue de la Croix-Nivert, Paris91

1994: Fondation Taylor, 1 rue La Bruyère, Paris (en présence de Madame Danielle Mitterrand)

1995: Galerie A.R., Paris

1997: Galerie de la Butte, Octeville (sous le patronnage de M. Bernard Cazeneuve, maire d'Octeville, futur Premier Ministre)

1997: Espace des Bains du Marais, rue des Blancs Manteaux "Peintures - Pastels - Encres"

1997: Galerie Al Manar, Le Dawliz, Boulevard de la Corniche, Casablanca.

2005 : Galerie Tadghart, "Conversations avec Azouzi", Marrakech, Maroc

2022: Espace Rivages, "L'Essence de la vie", Rabat, Maroc - A titre posthume

Expositions collective
1978: Exposition "Peintres et sculpteurs d'aujourd'hui" (Salle Saint-Jean de l'Hôtel de Ville de Paris)

1979: Salon de la Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts.

1985: Ensemble à Scandicci (Jumelage des artistes de Pantin et de Scandicci)

1986: 2ème Exposition des Artistes du Tiers Monde à Paris, rue de Trévise.

1988: Exposition Azouzi - Raoul organisée par la Galerie A.R. chez Bernard et Catherine Gueguen, Ville d'Avray.

1990: Exposition Azouzi - Raoul pour l'ouverture des nouveaux locaux de la Galerie A.R., 14 rue de Crussol, Paris.

1990: Exposition Azouzi - Raoul à la Galerie Kuwano, Tokyo, Japon.

1991: Azouzi, invité d'honneur du XVème Salon des Amis des Arts de Pantin (en présence de Madame Danielle Bidard, sénatrice de Seine-Saint-Denis et de Monsieur Jacques Isabet, Maire de Pantin.

1994: Galerie A.R. : Exposition Azouzi - Denis Oudet.

1995: Le Vallon du Villaret (Lozère): Exposition Azouzi (Maroc) - Mansour Ciss (Sénégal, sculptures) - Vassirou Sarr (Sénégal, sculptures)

1995: Galerie A.R. : Exposition Azouzi (Peintures) - Murguiondo (Céramiques) - Denis Oudet (Sculptures)

1996: Chapelle Saint-Louis de la Salpetrière, "Rencontres d'AUDACE (Association pour l'Union et le Développement des Arts Contemporains en Europe): 9 artistes contemporains" (Azouzi, Clancy, Decreme, Gosselet, Katuchevski, Oudet, Sale, Tolic, Zervudacki).

1996: Galerie A.R.: Exposition Clancy - Azouzi

2001: Maroc Contemporain : peinture et livres d'artistes, Bruxelles, Belgique

2002: "Exposition collective", Galerie Al Manar, Casablanca, Maroc

2003: "Maroc Contemporain : peinture et livres d'artistes", Tanger, Maroc

2007: "Glob'art" Villa des Arts, Rabat, Maroc

2010: "Artistes du Nord 2", Cambrai, France

2017: "Mai en Cambrésis", Busigny, France

2022 : "D'ici & d'ailleurs", avec Abderrahim Makhlouf, Gallery Tatmin, Rabat, Maroc

Collections publiques

 1978 : Acquisition d'un tableau, "Planche coranique" (1975) par le Musée d'Art Moderne de la ville de Paris (AMVP 2117)
 1991: Acquisition de quatre peintures, "Les Archéologues", "Composition en gris et rouge", "Un ciel rouge" et "Les disparus de la Pyramide" par la ville de Pantin
 1993 : "Pour Hallaj", Cabinet des Estampes, Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris
 2012 : L'Arthotèque de Bagneux, France

Dessins et collages
 « Ismaël et le chien noir », nouvelle de J-P Millecam , dessins et collages de M. Azouzi, Ed. Al Manar, 1998
 « Pour Hallaj », poème de Rabah Belamri et sérigraphie de M. Azouzi, Ed. Alsace-Lozère (Bernard-Gabriel Lafabrie), Paris, 1994

Bibliographie
  Mohammed Kheir Eddine, , septembre 1991.
 Hanane Jazouani, , septembre 2012.
Salima Guisser, , mai 2022
Mohammed Kheir Eddine, « Azouzi, le désert vivant», Le Matin du Sahara et du Maghreb Magazine, 14-21 juillet 1987.
 Jean Bertholle, préface d'Empreinte, Cahier , Azouzi, Éditions Art graphie, Paris, 1985.
 Alain Macaire, "La peinture marocaine dans les collections françaises", BMCE,1995.
 Pierre Gernez "Un homme, les bras vers le ciel", Canal n°40, octobre 1995.
 Serge Akoun, "Azouzi", Pantin mensuel, Fev/mars 1991, p.36
 Pascal RECHARD, "Azouzi, peintre africain", D'arts d'arts, n°1, Janvier 1995
 Bernard Gueguen, "Rencontres", D'arts d'arts, numéro spécial, octobre 1996 (ISSN 1261-9566)
 Mohamed Sijelmassi, "L'Art contemporain au Maroc", ACR Edition, 1989.
 Jean-Pierre Delarge, "Dictionnaire des Arts plastiques, modernes et contemporains", Gründ, 2001, p.64.
 "Dictionary of artists", Benezit/Gründ, 2006, Vol.1, p.900.
 "Dictionnaire des peintres, sculpteurs, dessinateurs et graveurs", E.Benezit/Gründ, 1999, vol.1, p.583.
 Odette Momy, "Expo au Vallon du Villaret - Afrique: l'Art et la Matière", La Lozère nouvelle, 9 juin 1995, n° 2602, p.16.
 C.Gallier, "Azouzi: une peinture universelle", La Presse de la Manche, 17 janvier 1997, n° 15921, p.7
 Jean-Marie Dunoyer, Fureur et mystère, Le Monde, 4-5 mars 1979, p.17
 Mustapha Tossa et Hasna Daoudi, "Mohamed Azouzi: Réécrire l'écriture du vécu...", L'Opinion, décembre 1987.
 Alain Gorius, Pascal Réchard, Mohamed Khaïr Eddine, Jean Bertholle, Jean-Marie Dunoyer, Serge Akoun , "Azouzi - La vie quotidienne", Edition Al Manar, octobre 1997.

Références

Liens externes

 https://patrimoine.ville-pantin.fr/ark:/naan/a011445612197wtEWJu
 https://www.ccme.org.ma/fr/medias-et-migration/12511
 https://www.lodj.ma/Exposition-D-ici-et-d-ailleurs_a38054.html
 https://albayane.press.ma/je-veux-transmettre-des-choses-personnelles-des-emotions-des-sentiments.html

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Steadman v. Shackelton
52 Wn.2d 22 (1958)
HULDAH STEADMAN, Personally and as Administratrix, Respondent, v. A.A. SHACKELTON et al., Appellants. L.V. CARL, Respondent, v. A.A. SHACKELTON et al., Appellants.[1]
No. 34121.
The Supreme Court of Washington, Department Two.
Edmund T. Brigham, for appellants A.A. Shackelton et al.
Lawrence H. Brown and John E. Snoddy, for appellant Philip Wade Shackelton.
Graves, Kizer & Gaiser, for respondent Steadman.
Caruso & Spinelli and Thomas P. Delaney, for respondent Carl.
ROSELLINI, J.
This case was originally assigned to Judge Schwellenbach and was reassigned after his death.
The appeal involves two personal injury actions consolidated for trial, arising out of the head-on collision of two passenger automobiles, which occurred on February 19, 1955, on the Pend Oreille highway twelve to fourteen miles south of Ione in Pend Oreille county, as a result of which George Steadman, the driver of one of the vehicles, was killed, and L.V. Carl, the driver of the other vehicle, was seriously injured. The widow of Steadman, who was riding with him when the collision occurred, brought suit in her own behalf and as administratrix of the estate of her deceased husband against L.V. Carl and against Philip Wade Shackelton, the driver and owner of an automobile which was parked on the side of the highway at the time of the collision, and against the members of the partnership by which he was employed and their respective spouses. Her suit against Carl was later voluntarily dismissed.
L.V. Carl sued Mrs. Steadman, personally and as administratrix, Shackelton, and his employers. The jury returned *25 a verdict for the plaintiff Carl against Mrs. Steadman, but denied any recovery against the other defendants in both cases.
Upon motion of the plaintiffs, a new trial was granted upon findings by the court that the jury members had conducted experiments when they were taken to view the scene of the accident and that the jurors had been separated after the case was submitted to them. It is urged that the court abused its discretion in granting this motion, since it was not shown that the jury obtained any new evidence through the alleged experiments or that the plaintiffs were prejudiced by any of the alleged misconduct or irregularities.
In order to adequately discuss the first contention, we find it necessary to review briefly the manner in which the accident occurred. The appellant Philip Wade Shackelton had parked his station wagon on the side of the highway and walked across the highway to talk with some men, who were working on a culvert project, with whom he was acquainted and for one of whom Shackelton's Chevrolet was then doing some repair work in Metaline Falls. The station wagon was parked partly on the shoulder and extended some three or four feet onto the paved portion of the northbound lane. The highway was 20 feet in width, and the graded shoulders of the highway were from 2'6" to 4'8" in width. The deceased, George Steadman, traveling in the northbound lane, passed the parked vehicle on the left. In so doing, he crossed over the center line of the highway. The Steadman car, after having passed the parked vehicle and before it had cleared the southbound lane, collided with the oncoming automobile being driven by respondent Carl, who was proceeding south in the southbound lane.
The accident occurred on a clear day, and the evidence was that visibility was clear for a considerable distance in either direction. The witnesses gave varying estimates of the actual visibility. There was some snow on either side of the highway but none on the highway itself. There was conflict in the testimony as to the exact point at which the *26 collision occurred; the respondents fixed this point at about 25 feet north of the parked vehicle and other witnesses, at from 90 to 117 feet or more.
On the evening of the day of the accident, Saturday, February 19, 1955, the appellant Philip Wade Shackelton telephoned the county sheriff and advised him that he had had his car parked at the scene of the accident. He was told to return to the scene on the following Monday. The sheriff, a state patrolman, and the prosecuting attorney met him there at the appointed time, and he was told to park his station wagon, as best he could remember, in the position it was parked at the time of the collision. While the station wagon was so parked, measurements were taken of the distance the station wagon projected over the blacktop, of the distance from the front of the station wagon to the remembered point of impact, and of the width of the east shoulder.
At the time that the jury was taken to view the scene of the accident, the sheriff and a deputy sheriff had completed their testimony, and the state patrolman was on the stand. These witnesses testified to the measurements taken on the day of the accident, and two of them testified regarding the measurements taken on the following Monday. No evidence contradicting these measurements was received. The view was had with the approval of all counsel, none of whom attended.
In arriving at his conclusion that prejudicial experiments were conducted at the scene, the trial judge, who accompanied the jurors, recalled that he had been requested by several jurors to have an automobile parked at the scene of the accident in the position that Philip Wade Shackelton's car was supposed to have been parked, and to permit two other automobiles to be placed at points north and south of the parked vehicle where they would first come into view of each other, in order to assist the jury in estimating the distance that a car could be seen in either direction from the scene of the accident. The judge consented to this proposition, feeling that no harm would be done and that the jury would be assisted in getting a better understanding of *27 what had occurred. Whereupon, a car was placed on the highway in the presumed position of the Shackelton station wagon, and one car was taken to a point north of the parked vehicle and another was driven to a point south of it. Meanwhile, a school bus traveling from the south to the north passed the car which was parked on the highway and met the car which was traveling from the north to the south. The two cars driven by two of the jurymen traveled toward the scene of the accident and passed one another on the highway at the point where the car was parked in the presumed position of the Shackelton station wagon. Whereupon, one of the jurywomen remarked, "Two cars can pass."
The judge felt that this experiment influenced the jury in its determination that Philip Wade Shackelton was free of negligence. He also felt that the plaintiffs were prejudiced by another incident which occurred just as the jury was about to leave the scene of the accident, when one of the automobiles was placed in a position on the highway at the point where, according to the previous testimony, the collision had occurred, and another automobile, which happened to be heading north, moved up to this automobile until the front bumpers of the two vehicles touched. The judge heard no comment on this procedure, but observed that practically all of the jurors saw what took place. Inasmuch as the witnesses who testified before the jury was taken to the scene of the accident and the witnesses who testified thereafter were not in agreement concerning the position of the Shackelton station wagon and the point of impact, the court felt that the members of the jury were unduly influenced by what they observed in re-enacting the accident, and that the plaintiffs were thereby prejudiced.
[1] The first objection which the appellants raise to the court's ruling on this matter is that one of the affidavits, presented in support of the motion for a new trial, consisted entirely of hearsay statements. The affidavit was executed by one of the plaintiff's attorneys and recited what had been related to him. Conceding the rule to be *28 that such an affidavit cannot properly be received to support a finding of misconduct on the part of the jury (Lindsay v. Elkins, 154 Wash. 588, 283 Pac. 447; Herndon v. Seattle, 11 Wn. (2d) 88, 118 P. (2d) 421), we cannot see that the court was precluded from considering the motion, in view of the fact that affidavits of jurors were presented and the court, in this case, had firsthand knowledge of the occurrence.
It is also urged that the court abused its discretion in granting a new trial, because the jurors' actions at the scene of the accident could not have affected the verdict. The appellants quote from a number of cases holding that no prejudice can result from an experiment which tends to demonstrate facts not in dispute, or which does not amount to the taking of evidence on material matters. But here, there was a dispute as to the facts concerning the position of the parked vehicle, the point of impact, and the extent of visibility. The jury, in re-enacting the occurrence, must have assumed that the testimony of the witnesses who had testified before the view was taken was correct.
[2, 3] The purpose of a view is to enable the jury to better understand the evidence presented at the trial and not to acquire new evidence. See In re Seattle, 49 Wn. (2d) 247, 299 P. (2d) 843, and Booten v. Peterson, 47 Wn. (2d) 565, 288 P. (2d) 1084. As stated in 150 A.L.R. 958, p. 960, it is generally held that where a test, demonstration, or experiment is conducted during an authorized view, which concerns matters forming a material part of a civil action or criminal prosecution, upon which evidence has been submitted by both parties to the proceeding and which test, demonstration, or experiment in a sense amounts to the reception of evidence independently acquired out of court, tending to influence the verdict, where there is no question of waiver on the part of the complaining party, relief should be granted to the losing party in the form of a new trial or reversal of the judgment. A few of the cases applying this principle are State v. Baker, 28 Idaho 727, 156 Pac. 103; State v. Miller, 61 Wash. 125, 111 Pac. 1053, Ann. Cas. 1912B, 1053; Downs v. Fossey, 144 Kan. 456, 61 P. (2d) *29 875, and Baroody v. Anderson, 195 S.C. 422, 11 S.E. (2d) 860. The latter two cases are particularly in point, each involving an attempt by jurors to re-enact the collision with which the lawsuit was concerned.
Of course, if counsel for the losing party is present at the demonstration and fails to raise any objection until the trial is over, he cannot be heard to complain. Smelser v. Barnes, 125 Wash. 126, 215 Pac. 369. There is no question of waiver in this case.
[4] The appellants suggest that the experiments were invited because, in cross-examining the officers who testified as to visibility at the scene of the accident and the width of the highway, counsel for the plaintiffs asked how they could be certain if they had not made physical tests. There is nothing to indicate that these questions were intended as suggestions to the jury to undertake their own experiments, nor is there any evidence that they had this effect. In the case cited by the appellants, Maciejczak v. Bartell, 187 Wash. 113, 60 P. (2d) 31, counsel for the appellant had accompanied the jury to view the scene of an assault and there had invited the judge to assume certain positions upon the floor, for the purpose of enabling the jurors to determine the degree of visibility from the tanks in which some of the witnesses had been confined. Furthermore, the appellants' counsel made no proper objection to this procedure until after the verdict had been returned. In this case, counsel did not suggest an experiment, either to the jury or to the judge, and was unaware that one had been conducted until after the trial.
[5] It is also contended that, because the judge was present at the demonstration and condoned it at the time, no possible prejudice could have occurred. But we think the court was entitled to re-examine the incident, which appeared harmless to him at the time, in the light of the conflicting evidence which was presented later, and to correct what he felt to be his own error.
[6] While it does not appear to this court that any prejudice could have resulted from some of the actions which *30 occurred at the view, there were other actions which the trial court could be justified in regarding as prejudicial since they involved the taking of evidence on disputed matters outside of court. We cannot say that the granting of a new trial under the circumstances involved an abuse of discretion.
Since the experiments performed by the jury justified the granting of a new trial, we need not consider whether the separation of the jurors also constituted a sufficient basis for the court's ruling.
[7, 8] The appellants urge that they should have been dismissed from the action because there was no evidence to support a finding that the appellant Philip Wade Shackelton was negligent in parking his vehicle partly on the highway or that such parking was a proximate cause of the accident. The first of these contentions is based on the proposition that his act did not constitute a violation of the statute (RCW 46.48.290), since, as he contends, it was not possible for him to park completely off the highway at the place where he desired to stop. This assumes that he could not be guilty of negligence if the statute was not violated. The violation of a statute is negligence per se, but in the absence of such violation, one may be held liable if he is negligent in fact, that is, if the harm which results from his act is reasonably foreseeable by him. There was evidence upon which the jury could have found that it was possible to park the car off the highway at a nearby point, and whether the intervening act of the decedent, George Steadman, was reasonably foreseeable, was also a question for the jury. Swanson v. Gilpin, 25 Wn. (2d) 147, 169 P. (2d) 356.
[9] The appellants rely upon the case of Bracy v. Lund, 197 Wash. 188, 84 P. (2d) 670, in support of their theory that the issue of proximate cause should not have been submitted to the jury. In that case, it was held that a parked truck was a condition, not a proximate cause, of an accident when a vehicle passing the truck, but not crossing the center line, collided with an automobile approaching from the opposite direction and partly to the right of the center line. *31 It was clear in that case that the negligence which caused the accident was in no way the result of the negligence of the truck driver, since the negligent driver was traveling in the opposite lane. In this case, the intervening act which directly resulted in the collision was that of a driver traveling in the lane occupied by the parked station wagon and crossing the center line in order to pass it. It was for the jury to determine whether the position of the station wagon on the highway was a proximate cause of the collision.
It is also urged that the court should have instructed the jury, as a matter of law, that the appellant Philip Wade Shackelton was not acting in the course of his employment at the time of the occurrence. The court properly refused to do this, since there was evidence which, if believed by the jury, would support a finding that Shackelton was so engaged at the time of the accident.
[10, 11] There is a contention on the part of the appellants, however, which has merit. This is that the issue of the negligence of the deceased, George Steadman, should not have been submitted to the jury, his acts having constituted negligence per se and having been clearly a proximate cause of the collision. We think there can be no question but that the deceased, in passing the parked vehicle when both it and the approaching Carl vehicle were in clear view, violated that portion of RCW 46.60.010 which requires that, in passing an obstruction on the highway, the driver of a vehicle must yield the right of way to vehicles traveling in "the proper direction upon the unobstructed portion of the highway."
The widow of Steadman testified that she was aware that he had seen both the parked vehicle and the approaching vehicle before attempting to pass. Her only justification for his failure to stop was that he was unable to do so without colliding with the parked car, although he was traveling less than forty miles an hour, and that he thus was confronted with a "sudden emergency" calling for instinctive action rather than an exercise of judgment. She cites Poling v. Charbonneau Packing Corp., 45 Wn. (2d) 845, 278 P. (2d) 375, and Dupea v. Seattle, 20 Wn. (2d) 285, *32 147 P. (2d) 272. Both of those cases, and others coming under this doctrine, involved true emergencies wherein the actor had only a few seconds in which to perceive his peril and act. But we do not think the circumstances of this case are such as to call into play the emergency doctrine. The parked station wagon and the approaching automobile were visible from a distance amply sufficient to enable a driver having his vehicle under control to bring it to a halt.
We think it must be held that the deceased failed to yield the right of way, and that the evidence revealed no circumstances which would justify the jury in finding that this failure was excusable. Consequently, the issue of Steadman's negligence should not have been submitted to the jury. The experiments performed by the jury could not have affected the determination of this issue, since, under the evidence, reasonable minds could not differ.
The action of the widow is therefore dismissed; and, since no objection is made to the amount of damages which the jury awarded to respondent Carl, the verdict in his suit against the widow, personally and as administratrix of the estate of George Steadman, deceased, is reinstated. On a new trial of the action against Shackelton and his employers, the issues will be (1) whether the defendant Philip Wade Shackelton was guilty of negligence which concurred with that of the driver of the Steadman vehicle in bringing about the accident, and (2) whether, if he was negligent, his act was within the scope of his employment.
As thus modified, the order is affirmed.
HILL, C.J., DONWORTH, and WEAVER, JJ., concur.
June 9, 1958. Petition for rehearing denied.
[1] Reported in 322 P. (2d) 833.
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The Cafe @ the Somme Heritage Centre is open the same hours as the main Museum. The cafe provides snacks and light lunches as well as a variety of speciality teas and coffees. The cafe can cater for groups and events (prior booking essential).
You do not have to tour the Museum to use the cafe.
The Museum examines Ireland's role in the 1st World War with special reference to the cross-community involvement in the three local volunteer Divisions: the 10th and 16th (Irish) Divisions and the 36th(Ulster) Division. Guided tours bring the visitor back in time to 1910 where they learn about the Home Rule Crisis, recruiting and training of men and life in the trenches. Reconstructed trenches of the Battle of the Somme in 1916.
Wheelchair access. Audio-visual. Shop. Conference facilities.
Dogs Accepted Outdoor Dining Area
Children & Infants
Children's Menu Available
All major credit/debit cards accepted
Call direct on:
Tel+44 (0) 28 9182 3202
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