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That Aussie Farms' map - a vacuous gesture that poses some individual dangers but has no meaning beyond
The creation of an on-line map by a crowd called Aussie Farms has created a degree of outrage.The organisation describes the map in this way:
In development for over 8 years, the Aussie Farms Map is a comprehensive, interactive map of factory farms, slaughterhouses and other animal exploitation facilities across Australia, launched publicly in January 2019.
This map, linked with the Aussie Farms Repository, is an effort to force transparency on an industry dependent on secrecy. We believe in freedom of information as a powerful tool in the fight against animal abuse and exploitation.
If you find a facility that hasn't been marked, you can login, right-click the facility on the map and choose to submit it for approval. You can also submit information about any facility already marked, and upload photos, videos and documents relating to that facility.
Aussie Farms describes its mission in this way:
Aussie Farms is an animal rights charity, dedicating to ending commercialised animal abuse and exploitation in Australian animal agriculture facilities by increasing industry transparency and educating the public about modern farming and slaughtering practices.
Established in 2014 with the release of world-first footage of the carbon dioxide gas chambers used in pig slaughterhouses, Aussie Farms grew from separate campaigns that had been run under various Animal Liberation groups including NSW, ACT and QLD. These campaigns began with Aussie Pigs, and expanded to Aussie Turkeys, Aussie Ducks, Aussie Eggs, Aussie Chickens, Aussie Rabbits and Aussie Abattoirs. Together these websites formed the Aussie Farms network, aimed at countering the myth that animal abuse doesn't happen in Australia or that when it does happen, it's an isolated incident.
The ever-growing library of material began to prove beyond doubt that animal abuse was not only commonplace, but in fact inherent to industries that exploit or use animals for profit.
Aussie Farms operates under the belief that these industries rely on secrecy and deception, using marketing ploys such as "humanely slaughtered" and "free range", and imagery depicting happy animals living out their days on rolling green hills in the sunshine; and that by breaking down this secrecy and making it easier for consumers to see the truth about what their purchases support, the commercialised abuse and exploitation of animals will slowly but surely come to an end. We believe that information - freely and readily accessible - is our greatest and most powerful tool.
Listing farms and facilities that have some connection with animal husbandry including dairying may be a breach of privacy, but does not appear to be illegal in itself. Further, and I will come back to this point in a moment, it is so broad brush in its coverage (on their definitions they need to list a million or so establishments if not more) that the results are vacuous in the extreme. However, the difficulty is that the map comes after a series of targeted attacks by Animal Liberationists on individual producers that have done considerable personal damage. So people are concerned about their personal details being revealed.
I had a look at the map in the areas that I know and it is so lacking in rationale and content as to be absent of meaning. On the New England Tablelands, it gets two municipal sale yards but misses the rest. It picks up the Walcha Dairy, a place that is fine from everything I know, but ignores the rest. Lamb producers in general escape. It gets some feedlots, misses the rest. It gets a few free range producers, a few specialist dairy producers, but misses most. It picks the Dutton trout hatchery that supplies fish for New England streams. Bluntly, it's silly, a publicity stunt designed to attract presently tax deductible donations.
This is not to say that it cannot do damage. Pity the one poor greyhound trainer I identified.
Aussie Farm's objective is to remove all commercial animal husbandry. No chickens, no dairy, no fish, no beef, no pork, no lamb, no mutton, even no wool. I think that they would go further, removing any form of cottage production. They are entitled to work to achieve that objective. But I do think that this map, no matter how silly it may be, is a step too far especially when funded by tax deductible donations. That should stop.
Postscript 7 April 2019
I have no idea whether this story, Country cafe closes after 'vile' threats and harassment' by vegan activists, is true, I am very cautious about commercial TV news coverage, but it does form part of a pattern that I have been noticing for several years now.
Saturday Morning Musings - the importance of the local in Australia Day
Today is Australia Day. It is also India Day, perhaps more correctly Republic Day.
I find myself out of sorts with Australia Day. The major celebrations attached to the day date back to the 1990s when it suddenly emerged as a major event. I remember us taking the girls to an Armidale celebration in the 1990s. It was quite pleasant, something to entertain the kids. However, I was never very comfortable with the sudden focus, it struck me too much as jingoism, almost un-Australian. Later I mellowed a little, for I came to see it for what it was, an excuse for a party.
This year, the months leading up to Australia Day were marked by the usual disputes over the day and especially the date. The day marks the landing of the First Fleet at Port Jackson and the raising of the British flag to mark the start of the new colony. The fleet had arrived several weeks before at Botany Bay but found that Botany Bay was unsuitable as a base. So Commodore Arthur Phillip took a small boat north and entered what is now Sydney Harbour, a much more suitable location. The fleet then moved.
You can see why 26 January might not be seen as a good day by the descendants of Australia's Aboriginal peoples. To them, this is Dispossession or Invasion Day. Some Aboriginal people, not all, want the day shifted to a more "neutral" day. This cause has been taken up by the "progressives" who have added it to their list of causes : "First reconciliation, then a republic – starting with changing the date of Australia Day" as one article put it. Now this conflation of issues gives rise to acute dyspepsia on my part. I have to rush for the antacid.
A large majority of the Australian population supports retention of the present date, although there is an age gradient. Those under 24 are the only group in which support for the current date is in a minority. Every other age group shows a majority for retention that rises with age.
Personally, I don't care. The only reason that I can see for retaining the present date is the platform it provides for Aboriginal people seeking redress from the ills of the past. From that comment you might surmise, correctly, that I support the idea of reconciliation and of a treaty. But I do not support the idea of a republic. When the "progressives" conflate all these issues I find myself opposing a date shift, I question reconciliation, since all of these are meant to end up with an outcome I do not want. And when Peter Fitzsimons, that Don Quixote of "progressive" causes with his red bandana, starts tilting his lance at windmills I want to tilt back!
I will put dyspepsia aside. I am old enough and, hopefully, wise enough to deal with separate issues separately even when others conflate them. In doing this, I will also put aside the arguments of our cultural warriors and instead focus on a few positives, things that make me think that this country is in fact doing okay.
One feature of all the Australia Day ceremonies at local level is the recognition of local heroes, the people who have contributed to local communities in a whole variety of ways. To illustrate this, I will take one newspaper, the Guyra Argus. For those who don't know Guyra, it is a small town between Armidale and Glen Innes on the New England Tablelands.
This photo shows those who received awards for community service in Guyra. It's quite a big group for a town with a population around 2,000. The Argus story provides some of the details.
Aileen MacDonald is Guyra's Citizen of the Year for 2019, primarily for her role in promoting activities directed at Guyra's economic development. These are varied and quite intense.
.Bronte Stanley was named Young Citizen of the Year. The Guyra Central School captain organised a very successful Mental Health Day for the students, earned a place at the National Youth Science Forum, and has excelled in swimming and the arts.
Russell Roberts received the award for Community Service. The Ben Lomond Landcare and Rural Fire Service volunteer played a pivotal role in the inaugural Winter Fair, and is a foundation member of the StarGrazing event.
Kathleen Lorraine Varley was recognised for Long-Standing Service, including 10 years as Guyra Show Society Secretary, foundation member of the Kolora Aged Care Facility committee, Guyra Ladies Golf Club president, and Catholic Church Finance Committee member.
Painters Kay Smith and Brian Irving received the award for Arts and Culture. They coordinated the TroutFest Art Show, and provided a lot of advice to young artists.
Braydon Cameron is Guyra's Sportsperson. The 16-year-old was a member of the Under 19 side that finished runner-up at the Sir Garfield Sobers Cricket Tournament in Barbados. He trained at the Central Northern NSW Academy for cricket, coached a number of junior teams, and scored 228 not out at an Open schools cricket tournament.
Jason Campbell and Luke Blyton were recognised for their Contribution to Sport. They coached the Guyra 12s rugby league team with great success in the Group 19 competition. The team achieved the season's highest points tally, claimed the Best and Fairest player prize, and demonstrated great sportsmanship.
Passion on the Platform was the Community Event of the Year. The Guyra & District Chamber of Commerce event attracted more than 100 people for a seven-course degustation at Guyra Train Station. The sold-out event shone a spotlight on local food producers.
Now when you look at this list, notice the range of activities. Australia works as a country because of the millions of people who are involved and care at a local level. This is not big ticket stuff that grabs the headlines. It is people who care and contribute, who want to make a difference locally.
In other local Australia Day awards, Les Davis was awarded an OAM for his tireless work at Saumarez Homestead, a National Trust property just outside Armidale, while an OAM was also awarded to Max Tavener for his service to veterans and their families around Armidale.
There is something hit and miss about the National Australia Day awards. I know of so many people who should have been recognised but have not. I suspect that's inevitable.
The local awards are a far better reflection of real contribution at points in time. They encourage people to continue, they show the depth which underpins this country's continued strength. Regardless of the date of Australia Day, the local festivities are its real core.
Labels: Australian culture, Australian life
Saturday Morning Musings - can the centre hold?
The Second Coming, W. B. Yeats, 1865 - 1939
I have always loved this particular verse by W B Yeats. It captures a certain fear, one that seems particularly appropriate today.
In the United States, President Trump's proposed boarder wall has brought the US Government to a standstill. It will be no secret that I am not a Trump supporter. However, President Trump made the wall a centre piece of his campaign and has consistently argued for it. The wall may not make sense, but in Australian terms he has a mandate to seek to build it.
If you now look at the Democrat side, you find a win at all costs mentality. I have now listened to Democrat Nancy Pelosi She strikes me as rigid and dogmatic as the President, if on the other side, also determined to win at all costs. The wall has become a symbolic issue. The economic costs of the shutdown already exceed the costs of the wall. Logic would dictate a concession that allows some construction, that allows political focus on other more important issues. But, no, symbolism dominates, the desire to win dominates.
Something similar is happening in Australia at the moment if on a much smaller scale over fish kills on the Lower Darling River. The similarity lies in the way that symbolism and sharp political divides have polarised the debate, It is hard to adopt a central position, to find out the facts, although information does emerge in the midst of the shouting and political posturing.
I do recognise that the concept of "the centre" in society or politics is actually a slippery one, especially in dealing with a single issue.
The standard English definition of centre - the point that is equally distant from every point on the circumference of a circle or sphere or, alternatively, the point from which an activity or process is directed, or on which it is focused - doesn't quite capture the social or political definition.
In conventional terms. the idea of the political or social centre is presented as a straight line from left to right, with the centre just the bit in the middles. This does not capture the way in which ideas and beliefs overlap and can vary from person to person, from value to value, from issue to issue, although it can be useful when you have diametrically opposed views, when the spot in the statistical middle is largely vacated as people crowd to the left and right.
I think the idea of using a circle, or a series of circles moving out from a central point, to plot attitudes and beliefs is better because it allows easier tracking and analysis across multiple issues. I recognise that definitional issues remain. For example, do you place the centre at the point where the dots are greatest or do you use another conventional measure and then plot views against that or a combination of the two? However, I think that it is a useful technique.
As an aside, back in 2010 I reported (Mapping the Australian blogosphere) on attempt to measure linkages and clustering between political blogs. I haven't seen it done since and indeed the blogging world has changed enormously since, but the clustering remains interesting.
Returning to my main theme, I think that if you mapped the United States I think that you would find two things. If we define the centre in terms of majority views, we would find a move to the left. If we define the centre in terms of the area of overlap of views, we would find that it has sharply narrowed with two quite distinct segments coming from that point, both of whom talk past each other.
I think something similar has happened in the UK where Brexit has highlighted divisions to the point that the very survival of the UK as a political entity is under some question. Brexit is an example of a wicked problem made more acute by the earlier failure to address what might be done if the there was a yes vote and then weaknesses in the consultation process. As in the US, divisions reflect geography and history as well as the usual economic and class divides. In both countries, ideology has become more important, hardening left/right divides.
The problem with the apparent collapse of the centre lies in the way that it reduces scope for common working, adds to the zero sum must win mentality even where such victories can only be short term pyrrhic gains. Despite the divides, there are political leaders in both the US and UK who still instinctively move to the centre in seeking common ground even at political cost to themselves.
I think that the Australian position is better, although some of the same trends are apparent here. I say this for several reasons.
I think the major parties still look, or are at least forced to look, for centre ground. Here I think that the cross-bench has played an interesting and quite productive role. I have also found, and this is just a personal comment, that even with the ideological warriors it is still possible to have a conversation on facts and issues despite their normal entrenched positions. I am not sure that this would be possible in the US.
Still, I do worry whether the Australian centre can hold in the face of the forces of disunion.
Christmas reading and the Viking Age
And so we come to 2019. I haven't made any new year's resolutions. It seems to me that they mainly provide a record of failure! However, I am going to try to do a few things a little better.
Over on her blog, The Resident Judge of Port Phillip is very good at recording books she has read, films, she has seen. I read a lot, too much perhaps because I don't always record much before slamming onto my next book. I will try to do a little better here.
Eldest visited Australia over Christmas with her Danish partner. Helen has been indoctrinating Christian into things Australian. This is Hyams Beach on the shores of Jervis Bay. Christian has been carried off to a number of beaches, been paddle boarding at Rose Bay, saw a women's T20 cricket match and is slowly and somewhat reluctantly learning about rugby.
It seems a very strange game to him. He has watched one match with Helen in a Copenhagen pub where the sight of large men lifting another even larger and taller man in the line-out to catch a ball struck him as somewhat bizarre, a view shared even by some Australians!
The influence goes two ways, of course. The Danes are outdoor people, so under Christian's influence Helen has acquired a like of camping. I find that a very good thing!
Since Helen moved to Copenhagen my knowledge of things Danish has advanced by leaps and bounds. To continue this process, Christian gave me two books for Christmas, the Xenophobes guide to the Danes and Else Roesdahl's The Vikings. This is a very good book.
Over at her place, Art and Architecture, mainly, Hels had an interesting story (Did the Bayeux Tapestry prove the existence of a lost Aryan master race?) about the desire of the Nazis to find the original Aryan race and to establish a connection with the Vikings. It is a nice piece, but set a little too much within a particular framework of English v French. It's not quite like that, I think.
I have commented before on the way in which particular frames, particular stereotypes, affect historical thinking. I grew up thinking that the Roman Empire finally fell in 476 AD with the abdication of the last Western Emperor. It did not. It continued in the eastern Empire for centuries yet.
I grew up thinking that the end of the Empire marked the start of the Dark Ages. It did not. The progressive collapse of the Roman Empire in the west did greatly affect the previously settled patterns of life that had existed for so many millenia in one area, but it wasn't all ruin. Trade, contact and indeed some technological advance continued in ways that fell outside my then mind-set.
This type of historical stereotyping continues today in in the uneasy and often virulent discourse between left and right where perceptions of history become a weapon to be used to establish points, ascendancy, in battles based in part on intellectual constructs, more on shifting concepts of nationality and tribal identity and the idea of right and wrong.
These differing perceptions cannot easily be challenged by point to point rebuttal, Such rebuttals will be angrily rejected in an argument that is fundamentally a-historical, where history has become a device to support or challenge deeply held views, a weapon in current battles, a weapon used by groups including states to provide legitimacy. They can only be challenged through research, through the steady accretion of evidence, through conscious effort to stand outside particular perceptual frames. With time, this does shift perceptions, but it is a slow process.
The strength of Roesdahl's book is that it is written from a different perspective, from the viewpoint of a particular area, Scandinavia. It draws from multiple sources of evidence, combining historical records, archaeology and linguistic analysis.
The Vikings were traders, raiders and settlers depending on circumstances. Their long ships became a symbol of fear, although these were not the only Viking ships.
Roesdahl looks at the Vikings and the history of Scandinavia from all geographic sides, east, west, north and south. This was a time in which the current Scandinavian countries as we know them today were emerging. Viking raiders and traders established trading posts, colonies, bringing tribute and traded goods from all parts of the world, from China, from Byzantium and the Caliphate, from what is now France, from England and Ireland. They were players, forcing others to respond. The name Russia comes from the Scandinavian word rus. The imperial guard of the Byzantine (Eastern Roman) Empire, the Varangians, were of Viking origin.
In tracing history and trading patterns from a Scandinavian viewpoint, Roesdahl provides a picture of economic as well as political activity over a wide space in the early Medieval period that breaks out of the national centricity of so much history. Yes, her history with its Scandinavian focus has its own centricity, but it is a different centricity that therefore informs and challenges.
1066 is often taken as the end of the Viking Age. All the main players had some Viking connection. English King Harold had some Viking blood. He came to power in confused circumstances not long after England and Denmark had been one kingdom, creating a succession challenge involving many players. .
The king of Norway, King Harald Hardrada, believed he had a claim. He invaded England with a large force supported by the English king's brother Tostig Godwinson. Newly crowned Harold took his army on a forced march north, catching the invading force by surprise. At the Battle of Stamford Bridge on 25 September 1066 the invaders were routed. Both Hardrada and Tostig Godwinson were killed. Meantime, William of Normandy was invading to claim the thrown.
Normandy had been a Viking settlement. While the Scandinavians had been partly absorbed into the general population, William had Scandinavian blood. William's forces landed on 26 September 1066, the day after the battle of Stamford Bridge. Harold now force marched his army south. On 14 October, the two armies clashed at the battle of Hastings. William won the day. Harold was killed.
I have often felt that Harold should have taken more time to regather forces, to regroup, but that is being wise in retrospect. The Viking age had ended.
Labels: British history, Denmark, history, Scandinavia
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Gladys Tantaquidgeon, Mohegan matriarch, 1899-2005
From the New York Times/AP:
UNCASVILLE, Conn., Nov. 1 (AP) - Gladys Tantaquidgeon, the Mohegan Indian Tribe's venerable medicine woman, died here on Tuesday. She was 106 ...
Ms. Tantaquidgeon is given much credit for the Mohegans' receiving federal recognition. For years, she collected a large number of documents, including tribal correspondence and birth, death and marriage records, many of which she stored under her bed. That information helped document the continuity of the 1,700-member tribe, which managed to survive even after its reservation was disbanded ...
She wrote several books on Indian medicine practices and folklore. Her best-known work, "A Study of Delaware Indian Medicine Practices and Folk Beliefs," was published in 1942 and reprinted in 1972 and 1995 as "Folk Medicine of the Delaware and Related Algonkian Indians" ...
In 1931, she founded the Tantaquidgeon Indian Museum in Uncasville, along with her brother Harold, the tribe's former chief. Tribal officials said it was one of the oldest museums in the country owned and operated by Indians and emphasized the Tantaquidgeons' philosophy that "you can't hate someone that you know a lot about." [the full obituary here]
"Words To Guide A Life Over a Century" by Peter Applebome (New York Times, Nov. 6, 2005)
"Keeping Indian Tradition is a Family's Passion" by Bill Ryan (New York Times, May 2, 1993)
About Gladys Tantaquidgeon:
Medicine Trail: The Life and Lessons of Gladys Tantaquidgeon, by Melissa Jayne Fawcett
Posted by Ross Day on November 07, 2005 at 11:59 AM in Current Affairs, Native America, Obituary | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Tobias Schneebaum, Writer, Artist, Explorer and Friend
Tobias Schneebaum, in 2002.
via NYTimes, September 25, 2005:
Tobias Schneebaum, Chronicler and Dining Partner of Cannibals, Dies [excerpts]
By MARGALIT FOX
Tobias Schneebaum, a New York writer, artist and explorer who in the 1950's lived among cannibals in the remote Amazon jungle and, by his own account, sampled their traditional cuisine, died on Tuesday in Great Neck, N.Y. He was in his mid-80's and a longtime resident of Greenwich Village.
The cause was complications of Parkinson's disease, his nephew Jeff Schneebaum said. The elder Mr. Schneebaum, who had several nieces and nephews, leaves no immediate survivors.
In 2000, Mr. Schneebaum was the subject of a well-received documentary film, "Keep the River on Your Right: A Modern Cannibal Tale," which follows his return to the Amazon, and to Indonesian New Guinea, where he also lived.
Mr. Schneebaum came to prominence in 1969 with the publication of his memoir, also titled "Keep the River on Your Right" (Grove Press). The book, which became a cult classic, described how a mild-mannered gay New York artist wound up living, and ardently loving, for several months among the Arakmbut, an indigenous cannibalistic people in the rainforest of Peru.
...Mr. Schneebaum's work raises tantalizing questions about the role of the anthropologist, the responsibilities of the memoirist, and cultural attitudes toward sexuality and taboo. It also offers a look at the persistence of an 18th-century idea - the Western fantasy of the noble savage - well into the 20th century.
In 1955, Mr. Schneebaum, then a painter, won a Fulbright fellowship to study art in Peru. There, he vanished into the jungle and was presumed dead. Seven months later, he emerged, naked and covered in body paint. The experience had transformed him, he would later say, but in a way he could scarcely have imagined.
Theodore Schneebaum was born on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, most likely on March 25, 1922 (some sources say 1921), and reared in Brooklyn. Visiting Coney Island as a boy, he was captivated by the Wild Man of Borneo, a sideshow attraction famed for its brute exoticism.
Mr. Schneebaum, who disliked the name Theodore and eventually changed it to Tobias, attended the City College of New York. In 1977, he received a master's in cultural anthropology from Goddard College in Vermont.
"Keep the River on Your Right" caused a sensation when it was published. Anthropologists were aghast: ethnographers were not supposed to sleep with their subjects, much less eat them. Interviewers were titillated. ("How did it taste?" a fellow guest asked Mr. Schneebaum on "The Mike Douglas Show." "A little bit like pork," he replied.)
Mr. Schneebaum's other memoirs include "Wild Man" (Viking, 1979) and "Where the Spirits Dwell" (Grove, 1988). His most recent, "Secret Places: My Life in New York and New Guinea" (University of Wisconsin, 2000) moves between the communities he loved: Asmat, now ravaged by globalization, and his friends in Greenwich Village, ravaged by AIDS.
An authority on Asmat art and culture, Mr. Schneebaum was formerly assistant to the curator of the Asmat Museum of Culture and Progress in Agats, Irian Jaya, Indonesia. He was also the author of "Embodied Spirits: Ritual Carvings of the Asmat."
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AUTHORS (last name first) (1-10 of 10)
Schneebaum Tobias
1 Asmat Images From The Collection Of The Asmat Museum Of Culture And Progress = Gambaran Asmat, Dari / text, Photographs, And Drawings By Tobias Schneebaum,1985
2 Asmat : Leben Mit Den Ahnen : Steinzeitliche Holzschnitzer Unserer Zeit = Asmat : Life With The Ancestors / von Gunter Konrad, Ursula Konrad, Tobias Schneebaum,1981
3 Au Pays Des Hommes Nus / Tobias Schneebaum ; Traduit De L'américain Par Jean-Bernard Blandenier,1971
4 Embodied Spirits : Ritual Carvings Of The Asmat / Tobias Schneebaum 1990
5 Keep The River On Your Right / by Tobias Schneebaum
6 [Miscellaneous Articles]
7 A Museum As A Focal Point In Acculturation : The Asmat Museum Of Culture And Progress / by Tobias Schneebaum,1976
8 Secret Places : My Life In New York And New Guinea / Tobias Schneebaum,c2000
9 Wild Man / by Tobias Schneebaum ; With Ill. By The Author,1979
10 Wild Man / by Tobias Schneebaum, With Illustrations By The Author ; New Forward By David Bergman,c2003
more info, links, articles, reviews, interviews, etc.:
Official film website: Keep the River on Your Right: A Modern Cannibal Tale
Movie Stills; Watch clips and trailer
Tobias Schneebaum: Film Debuting Nationally This Spring Documents Artist's Life Among Cannibals, Yaddo 2001
Review: Call of the Wild, By Robin Cembalest, ARTnews, March 2001
Review: 'River' treats Tobias Schneebaum as if he were the Wild Man of Borneo, By Richard von Busack, May 10-16, 2001, Metro, Silicon Valley's Weekly Newspaper
Tobias Schneebaum Interviewed by Allan Gurganus, BOMB Magazine, March 2001
Posted by NEWSgrist on September 25, 2005 at 09:50 AM in Anthropology, Books, Exploration, Obituary, Pacific, Travel | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

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Mawhonic is a non-physical Star Wars minifigure that appeared in 2016 in Droid Tales.
In addition to being a pilot, Mawhonic was a podracer parts dealer. He could often be found in his shop where his R2-series astromech droid frequently worked on his podracer. The Gran was willing to sell parts for Huttese currency or to trade parts, but he refused to accept Republic credit.
He was one of only a handful of racers, including Gasgano, that Sebulba ever counted as a real threat to his career. Sebulba's loathing of Mawhonic was likely supplemented by the fact that the three-eyed alien was of the Gran race, the very same species that had enslaved Sebulba's people, the Dugs, on their home planet of Malastare. Mawhonic would become vicious whenever Sebulba was around, whereas otherwise he was quite good-natured.
An unspoken alliance between Mawhonic and Gasgano revealed itself whenever they were racing against Sebulba: if an opportunity to work together to bring the Dug down presented itself, they would do so. However, they rarely had anything to do with each other in their off hours, as each found the other's personality detestable. In the Boonta Eve Classic of 32 BBY, Mawhonic's Podracer was destroyed in the first lap by Sebulba as they were passing through the Mushroom Mesa.
Soon after the race, a maddened Mawhonic pronounced his hatred for Sebulba and his family. He put a bounty on at least two of the cheating Dug's relatives, Nebulba and Xijulba of Malastare's Sebolto Clan. The bounty hunter, Jango Fett, would eventually snag the bounties while on the planet, although it is still unclear whether they were taken alive or dead.
Mawhonic returned later on to compete in Malastare's Vinta Harvest Classic, apparently no worse for wear. During this race, he was introduced by Fode and Beed as the local Gran favourite. Astonished, Sebulba accused him of being an impostor, but all evidence pointed to the fact that he was genuine. Rumors began to fly around that there had been an impostor Mawhonic, but this had been the one who perished in the Boonta Eve Classic—that Mawhonic himself had not raced in the Boonta to begin with. These rumors remain unconfirmed. Later Sebulba destroyed his podracer, after the race Mawhonic disappeared.


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Now Accepting Nominations: 2011 Silver Whisk Awards
Silver Whisk Awards by James Norton 01/12/2012 01/12/2012
The Heavy Table's mission is to embrace and celebrate the best food and drink in the Upper Midwest. In support of that mission, we take time each year to profile and applaud some of the outstanding individuals who grow, brew, ferment, bake, serve, and otherwise facilitate the area's great gastronomic bounty.
As we did last year, we'll be giving out a total of just three Silver Whisk awards: Best New Establishment, Best Chef, and Best Purveyor. (Last year's winners are not eligible for nomination again until 2013 — they were In Season, Sameh Wadi, and Uplands Cheese Company.)
Each award will be the result of a public nomination process, a staff-led winnowing of nominations, and a research / deliberation period before the announcement of our three winners.
Here are our criteria:
Best New Establishment
"Establishment" includes restaurants, bars, catering operations, and specialty shops.
"New" means it opened or re-opened for business within the 12 calendar months of 2011 (i.e. from Dec. 31, 2011 back to Jan. 1, 2011).
"Best" is very subjective, but we're looking for places that:
a. Filled a new and important niche in the local gastronomic landscape.
b. Redefined the way local people think about food and drink.
c. Incorporated other local businesses (purveyors, etc.) in prominent and thoughtful ways.
d. Delivered a great value for the dollar.
e. Reflected Upper Midwestern terroir.
f. Incorporated a thoughtful approach to food and drink-related ethics.
Best Chef
"Chef" includes anyone cooking for restaurants, institutions, underground dining clubs, or other publicly accessible dining environments.
"Best" is very subjective, but we're looking for people who:
a. Thought creatively about food.
b. Delivered memorable meals that could stand up to similar experiences in large markets like New York City, San Francisco, etc.
d. Taught the public something new about food and drink.
e. Acted as an opinion- or taste-maker reflective of the times.
Best Purveyor
"Purveyor" is someone making packaged or otherwise shipped food or drink for sale or resale, and can include farmers, ranchers, chocolatiers, brewers, bakers, and coffee roasters, among others.
"Best" is very subjective, but we're looking for purveyors who:
a. Define excellence in their field when it comes to quality and flavor.
b. Successfully tried something new or risky over the past 12 months.
c. Incorporated local ingredients and cultural traditions.
d. Incorporated a thoughtful approach to food and drink-related ethics.
e. Delivered memorable food or beverages that can stand up to similar products in large markets like New York City, San Francisco, etc.
f. Incorporated a sustainable, ethical, fair trade approach (when possible) to making food.
Our Timetable
Today (Jan. 12): Nominations open. Any Heavy Table reader can nominate any establishment, chef, or purveyor in the Upper Midwest for a Silver Whisk award by emailing editor@heavytable.com or leaving a comment on this post. Supporting details are helpful but not required. Self nominations are welcome.
Jan. 22, 2012: Nominations close. The Heavy Table staff will meet to deliberate the nominations and arrive at three finalists for each of the three categories.
Feb. 13 through Feb. 15, 2012: Finalists announced. Each finalist will receive a brief profile describing the reasons for their nomination.
Feb. 20, 2012: Winners announced. All three Silver Whisk winners will be announced via Twitter and Heavytable.com. Each will receive an extended profile and photos, plus a framed certificate to commemorate the win.
2011Siliver Whisk Awards
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Best new establishment – Zen Box Izakaya. Nothing like it downtown, inexpensive, delicious, great service.


How many miles per gallon does a 2008 Nissan Versa get?
A 2008 Nissan Versa gets up to 26 miles per gallon in the city, up to 31 miles per gallon on the highway. This means a 2008 Nissan Versa can get up to 28 miles per gallon overall.


During the month of September, the RU15 glider was flying from the NJ coast to the edge of the continental shelf and back. At the shelf edge, from Sept. 10-13, RU15 encountered water that was pulled from the Gulf Stream back in May. This water is clear, warm and has high salinity. It looks like bad data in the center of the plot, but it's good science!
Figure 2. RU15 cross section of temperature from September 3 to September 18. Note the huge temperature spike from the surface to the bottom from September 10-13.
Figure 3. Jeff Yapalater with freshly caught tuna, thanks to MARACOOS glider and satellite data.


imp. 1. imp. of Sleep. Slept.
v. i. 1. To take rest by a suspension of the voluntary exercise of the powers of the body and mind, and an apathy of the organs of sense; to slumber.
Watching at the head of these that sleep.
2. To be careless, inattentive, or uncouncerned; not to be vigilant; to live thoughtlessly.
3. To be dead; to lie in the grave.
- 1 Thess. iv. 14.
4. To be, or appear to be, in repose; to be quiet; to be unemployed, unused, or unagitated; to rest; to lie dormant; as, a question sleeps for the present; the law sleeps.
How sweet the moonlight sleep upon this bank!
v. t. 1. To be slumbering in; - followed by a cognate object; as, to sleep a dreamless sleep.
2. To give sleep to; to furnish with accomodations for sleeping; to lodge.
to spend in sleep; as, to sleep away precious time.
to become free from by sleep; as, to sleep off drunkeness or fatigue.
n. 1. A natural and healthy, but temporary and periodical, suspension of the functions of the organs of sense, as well as of those of the voluntary and rational soul; that state of the animal in which there is a lessened acuteness of sensory perception, a confusion of ideas, and a loss of mental control, followed by a more or less unconscious state.
(Bot.) a state of plants, usually at night, when their leaflets approach each other, and the flowers close and droop, or are covered by the folded leaves.
Noun 1. sleep - a natural and periodic state of rest during which consciousness of the world is suspended; "he didn't get enough sleep last night"; "calm as a child in dreamless slumber"
3. sleep - a period of time spent sleeping; "he felt better after a little sleep"; "there wasn't time for a nap"
4. sleep - euphemisms for death (based on an analogy between lying in a bed and in a tomb); "she was laid to rest beside her husband"; "they had to put their family pet to sleep"
2. sleep - be able to accommodate for sleeping; "This tent sleeps six people"
1. (operating system, multitasking) sleep - (Or "block") When a process on a multitasking system asks the scheduler to deactivate it until some given external event (e.g. an interrupt or a specified time delay) occurs.
The alternative is to poll or "busy wait" for the event but this uses processing power.
Also used in the phrase "sleep on" (or "block on") some external event, meaning to wait for it.
E.g. the Unix command of the same name which pauses the current process for a given number of seconds.
2. (hardware) sleep - To go into partial deactivation to save power.


A gossamer thread, obscurely runs.
The wizard, shaman, witch or illusionist reaches deep into the realms of dreams & phantasms opening a portal for the least demonic spirits of dreams. 1d12 of them will pour fourth temporarily into the waking world to cause havoc & chaos. They will have 1d3 temporary hit points & be able to attack a target that the caster designates for 1d4 points of damage. These creatures will pull hair, trip anyone they can, & cause as much havoc & mayhem that they can.
Shamans have a natural affinity for these spirits of spite & imagination, they often deal with them when bargaining for passage into the dream worlds to act as guides for the shaman. This spell causes these spirits to have passage and free reign in the waking world something relish to cause as much weirdness & chaos as possible.
There is a 30% chance of a PC tripping over an object or obstacle that has been left behind by the activities of these spirits. There is a 4% chance that a gremlin spirit may take special interest in one of the PC's and single them out for torment. Rumors of Hyperborean children using a variation this spell to summon wicked play mates may only be nasty rumor. This spell is often used to summon distractions & nuances of the highest caliber.
who created The Summon Gremlins of Nightmare spell & was later consumed by a demon of Nightmare of the sixth circle.
There is a 70% chance that the entropic energies of the Gremlins of Nightmare will infect any complex machinery within the area of effect even after the gremlins disappear in puffs of doubt & reality. Further there is a 5% chance that a demon of nightmare from 'the Greater Depths of Nightmare' may come forth the portal that this spell creates. Such entities must be controlled or cowed into submission with Charisma & Wisdom contests with such entities. If ten or more Gremlins are present they may try to possess someone within the area of the spells effects.


As many of you know, we have long been supporters of the Cincinnati Children's Hospital. A portion of every sale we make is donated to the Children's Miracle Network fundraising, a non-profit devoted to making real miracles happen by raising funds for children's hospitals.
Dairy Queen has started its own version of a fundraiser for Children's Miracle Network...one that it is easy to give to. All you have to do is have a "Blizzard," the seasons most talked about treat. It has been so popular, they now have a Blizzard Fan Club.
So how can you help the Children's Miracle Network and fundraising for Cincinnati Childrens Hospital? Just try a Blizzard on August 13 and they will donate $1 of the cost to them.
Where are Dairy Queens near you? Looks like you are out of luck if you don't live on the East side of town!


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Q: Problem with an input tag in a function - React JS So I'm trying to render an input tag conditionally so that is why I'm using a function instead of just putting it all into a return statement. The issue I'm encountering is whenever I type a single word into an input tag it looses focus and I have to click it again to re-gain focus. My code is like this:
function App() {
    function InputTag() {
        if (someCondition) {
            return (
                <input onChange={(e) => setState(e.target.value)} value={State} />
            )
        } else {
            return (
                <input disabled value={State} />
            )
        }
    }
    return (

            <InputTag />

    )
}

After some de-bugging I've found that this issue occurs when I'm using a function to return an input tag but in my case I have to use a function to return the input tag.
You can experience this issue at : https://codesandbox.io/s/xenodochial-bassi-3gmyk

A: InputTag is being redefined every time App renders. And App is re-rendering every time the onChange event is fired because its state is being updated.
One solution would be to move InputTag outside of App, passing the state and state setter as component props.
import { useState } from "react";

export default function App() {
  const [State, setState] = useState("");

  return (

      <InputTag State={State} setState={setState} />

  );
}

function InputTag({ State, setState }) {
  return <input onChange={(e) => setState(e.target.value)} value={State} />;
}

However, It's not so clear why you say you need to use a function to do some conditional rendering.
If you are only making the input disabled based on someCondition, you can easily do that in App's return statement.
import { useState } from "react";

export default function App() {
  const [state, setState] = useState("");
  const [someCondition, setSomeCondition] = useState(true);

  return (

      <input
        onChange={(e) => setState(e.target.value)}
        value={state}
        disabled={!someCondition}
      />

      <button onClick={() => setSomeCondition(!someCondition)}>
        someCondition: {someCondition.toString()}
      </button>

  );
}

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Big Changes are coming to ClubSquishy.com
Playground Entertainment Group, Inc. (PEG), a global children's media and consumer products company that features an inspiring cast of lovable kid-friendly animated characters, is pleased to announce a number of exciting new developments. PEG's "Sports for Kids™" videos, games, apps, and consumer products will now provide children with even more hours of instruction, fun, fitness, team building and social interaction skills by offering an even greater number of opportunities for virtual interactive play to involve soccer and other highly popular sports.
Playground Entertainment Group has retained NS Bienstock agency, based in New York, to represent its interests. Agent Sid Kaufman, a 30 year veteran of the licensing industry, will rep Playground Entertainment Group's character "Squishy" to a variety of international co-production and merchandising partners. Mr. Kaufman previously served as president of Universal Studios Merchandising and held senior executive positions at Nelvana, Live Nation Merchandising and Brand Sense Partners, a major entertainment talent agency based in New York. NS Bienstock has represented more than 600 leading celebrities and media properties. Bienstock will represent PEG's children's properties to its many seasoned entertainment media, toy, and consumer products distribution relationships.
PEG is pleased to announce that noted web developer Ripe Concepts was recently retained by PEG to develop two new children's websites. The first website, ClubSquishy.com, is a global interactive website that offers free membership and free games designed to further promote its already successful and much beloved main character Squishy to children worldwide. The second website, AskSquishy.com, allows young people everywhere to seek advice from Squishy himself about all things sports related. Ripe Concepts' past clients have included Warner Bros. and Saban Entertainment. Artwork for the websites was created by renowned Los Angeles artist Fernando Munoz.
"Our Marketing team is very excited to bring ClubSquishy.com into children's homes through a highly popular free worldwide entertainment portal that kids can spend many hours interacting with," said Christian Andino, Playground Entertainment Group's Marketing Coordinator. "We really look forward to promoting an 'I can' attitude among children in sports as they increasingly engage with our fun and educational characters, world class social media, and extensive free entertainment."
PEG is further introducing two new pioneering children's videos on NewVideos.com, a leading global video sharing website. PEG created an English and Spanish language version of the videos to ensure its fun and engaging characters will become even more widely accessible to the massive loyal following that the characters have already built among children. Alvaro Montenegro, a Clio winning writer and director, has joined the company to assist with all of PEG's Spanish language production. Because of the popular demand for PEG's characters, NewVideos.com and PEG have entered into an agreement to ensure that the videos will be featured on the front page of NewVideos.com's website. The prime placement will take even greater advantage of the characters' soaring popularity, inspire many thousands of additional views of PEG videos, and thus give PEG even more promotional brand exposure.
Simultaneously, PEG is developing an innovative new soccer blog, KidsSoccerBlog.com. The site will give parents and children a complete interactive blogging experience devoted to the world of soccer. PEG has hired Benno Sebastian, a renowned leader known for building internationally successful blogging sites, to develop the site. PEG and Sebastian are designing the site to provide another efficient means to reach PEG's core demographics and entertain and educate parents and children.
PEG is also developing a unique television program that will leverage and cross-promote its above extensive family of its animated characters to the public. "Currently, we are in pre-production on twenty six, fifteen minute episodes for international distribution." said Gino Frye, CEO. "We are excited that our strong family -centric message designed to promote children's fitness and positive self-images for young people through steady interaction and engagement with our wonderful family of kid-friendly characters will now be able to reach a truly international audience, and that we can bring a more fun based approach to sports and learning to kids worldwide, as a result."
For more information, see: www.playgroundentertainmentgroup.com
About Playground Entertainment Group, Inc.
Based in Southern California, Playground Entertainment Group, Inc. is a visionary global media and consumer products company that promotes healthy lifestyles to children ages 3-7 through sports participation. Offering multi-platform high-quality content, the company helps kids learn sports skills, develop confidence, and embrace lifelong participation. Youngsters learn to play the fun way with Squishy™ the talking soccer ball and his fun-loving animated Sports for Kids™ friends.
Christian Andino
Playground Entertainment Group
300 Manhattan Beach Blvd.
email: christian.andino@playgroundentertainmentgroup.com
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Here is a video with our cast of Characters
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Learn to play the fun way with Playground Entertainment Group, home of Squishy® the talking soccer ball and his fun-loving animated friends. Active kids are healthy kids – and Squishy® and his friends the Magic Chalkboard™ & Chalky™, Knuckles™, Splasher™, Dimples™ & Teeter™, Slappy™, Zip & Zap™and Shrill™ know just what to do. With their own spirited and diverse styles, they teach young children how to play their favorite sports like soccer, baseball, swimming, golf and hockey. Young children will discover how fun and easy sports can be as this playful cast of characters shows them the ropes via DVDs, an interactive website, live events, films, television shows, games and devices, mobile applications, sporting goods and other consumer products. Playground Entertainment Group, Inc., a visionary global media and consumer products company, is taking aim at childhood obesity by promoting sports participation to children ages 3-7.
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Exciting Things that are happening with the company
Playground Entertainment Group, Inc., a global animated media and consumer products company, is pleased to announce the development of five exciting marketing developments. PEG's "Sports for Kids™" products provide children hours of instruction, fun, fitness, team building and social interaction skills through soccer and other popular sports.
PEG has two exciting new developments to share about the company/s websites. The first development is that PEG has just retained the services of Ripe Concepts to develop two new children's websites. The first is ClubSquishy.com, this will be an interactive site with free games, free membership and will promote the highly successful main character Squishy. Our second website will be AskSquishy.com and will allow the world to seek advice about everything sports related from Squishy himself. Ripe Concepts is a leading website builder and excited about the opportunity. Ripe Concepts' past clients have included Warner Bros. and Saban Entertainment The artwork for these websites is being done be renowned Los Angeles artist Fernado Munoz.
"Our Marketing team is excited to bring ClubSquishy.com into every child's home. This will be an entertainment portal that kids will spend hours on. for free.," said Christian Andino, Press Agent, Playground Entertainment Group. "We're excited about these websites. We look forward to promoting an 'I can' attitude among children in sports through engaging social media. Our sites will be world class and offer extensive free entertainment"
Our Character Squishy has made his video debut on the website NewVideos.com to roaring success. PEG placed two videos on the site to introduce our character and we have gained a following of over 1300 views of it. NewVideos.com is a leading global video sharing website. Playground entertainment has an agreement to be one of the featured videos on the front page of NewVideos.com This will give Playground Entertainment thousands of free views of it's videos.
PEG is developing a new innovative soccer blog. PEG has acquired the domain name KidsSoccerBlog.com to give parents and children a complete soccer blogging experience. Playground has hired Benno Sebastian a leader in international Blog building to develop the site so we can reach our core demographics effectively in educating parents and children.
PEG has retained the services of Sid Kaufman of NS Bienstock, a major talent agency based in New York dealing with world class clients in entertainment development. Playground Entertainment is seeking a co production deal to develop a unique television program with our extensive family of animated characters. "Playground Entertainment Group is in pre-production on twenty six, fifteen minute shows for international distribution." Says Gino Frye, CEO. "We are excited that our message to promote children's fitness through our characters will get an international audience.
Based in Southern California, Playground Entertainment Group, Inc. is a visionary global media and consumer products company that promotes healthy lifestyles to children ages 3-7 through sports participation. Offering multi-platform high-quality content, the company helps kids learn sports skills, develop confidence, and embrace lifelong participation. Youngsters learn to play the fun way with Squishy™ the talking soccer ball and his fun-loving animated Sports for Kids™ friends.Meet Squishy Video
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PRLog (Press Release) – Nov 16, 2012 –
The mission of Playground Entertainment Group is to provide children ages 3-7, the educational tools they need in order to develop skills to be successful in team sports so they can remain active in team sports.
Playground Entertainment Group has a few new exciting developments to share about our company. In order to increase our level of engagement with our 3-7 age demographic we are developing a gaming site called Club Squishy.
On this site children will be able to enroll in a free membership to access a number of open-ended features that include but are not limited to: free games, free coloring, free membership cards and free videos.
This will allow kids to post their activity on Club Squishy to different social media sites, such as https://twitter.com/AskSquishy and http://www.facebook.com/SquishyPEG as well as other sites to bolster PEG's social media presence in the online community. PEG's team of web developers estimate having the site up and running by the end of December, just in time for the soccer season.
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Q: How do you change paging on GreenHopper / Jira-Agile? I am using Greenhopper, want I want to be able to set the number of stories to show on the "Task Board" to ALL. currently it only shows some of them?

A: From any of the Greenhopper views, in the upper right corner click on Tools then User Preferences. From the pop up dialog, click on the Task Board tab and you can set the number of Issues per Column here. You can also set the number of Issues per Page on the Planning Board tab.
To always show "ALL" issues, choose a number that is beyond anything you would actually have; I use 9999 for both Issues per Column and Issues per Page.


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Q: Disable or Remove Force Stop in manage applications Did quite some research but not able to get details on disabling FORCE STOP for the application.
While on GOOGLE play there are some applications like KASPERSKY PARENTAL CONTROL , Quick HEAL etc...who disable Force STOP.
Any clue about how to do this ?
Any help will be useful

A: Depends on ODM if they has some sort of business agreement they change in Android Setting app code and disable Force Stop button for those packages . Of course it has to pass CTS as well.Well i remember disabling Uninstall button for one app.

A: If the processor gets eaten up, disabling "Force stop" will mean a user can only uninstall the app from Google Play or Device Settings (only if Device Admin is disabled)to free up running processes as well as potential memory leakage. Mobile security solutions by default will in general adhere to disabling "Force stop" for one good reason - malware could indeed "Force stop" the virus engine, rendering the Android device vulnerable to infection.
Also, if "Force stop" or "uninstall" is disabled the security app will ask for "Device admin" (used mainly in enterprise security) - a user can deactivate Device Administration by > Settings > Security > Device Administration - uncheck box. Once this is done, you can then "Force Stop" or "Uninstall" the app as normal from Settings or the Play Store. :)

A: For s4 go to setting then slide right to 'more' and then hit 'Application manager' And then slide to see what apps are running or stopped.  Simple.. dont need to restore your phone guys. ..


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New Jersey Devils vs Winnipeg Jets Box Score on Dec 03, 2021
Dec 3, 2021 - Regular Season
New Jersey 4 Winnipeg 8
Friday, December 3, 2021 08:00 PM (ET)
Mark Scheifele's hat trick guides Jets to wild win over Devils
Mark Scheifele recorded a hat trick Friday night for the host Winnipeg Jets, who raced out to a three-goal lead, fell behind, then scored the final five goals in an 8-4 win over the New Jersey Devils.
Scheifele entered Friday with just two goals in 16 games this season. The hat trick was the fourth of his career and his first since Feb. 20, 2020, against the Ottawa Senators. He also logged an assist Friday.
Scheifele, Nikolaj Ehlers and Kristian Vesalainen all scored in a span of less than six minutes prior to the midway point of the first period before the Devils scored four straight goals.
Ehlers scored his second of the night to tie the game shortly beyond the midway point of the second, and Josh Morrissey collected what proved to be the game-winner with 4:34 left in the middle period.
Scheifele added a pair of insurance goals, one in the waning seconds of the second and another almost halfway through the third, before Adam Lowry scored the final goal with 3:27 left.
The eight goals were the most for the Jets since March 8, 2019, when Winnipeg earned an 8-1 win over the Carolina Hurricanes.
Goalie Connor Hellebuyck made 33 saves for the Jets, who won for just the second time in eight games (2-5-1).
Damon Severson opened the Devils' flurry in the second before Jack Hughes, Nico Hischier and Ryan Graves gave New Jersey the lead by scoring in a span of 1:40 bridging the second and third periods.
Starting goalie Jonathan Bernier stopped 26 of 32 shots before being pulled after the second period for the Devils, who have lost five of six (1-4-1). Mackenzie Blackwood recorded six saves and yielded two goals in the third.
The eight goals were the most allowed by the Devils since March 12, 2019, when New Jersey fell 9-4 to the Calgary Flames.
Scheifele opened the scoring by skating around Jimmy Vesey in the slot and shuffling to the backhand to beat Bernier just 1:52 after faceoff. Ehlers doubled the lead exactly two minutes later with a sizzling shot from the left faceoff circle dot that rang off the far post. A Devils turnover behind the New Jersey net led to Vesalainen's goal at the 7:39 mark.
Severson scored on the power play just 1:29 later for the Devils, who pulled within a goal when Hughes scored with 23.7 seconds left in the first. It was Hughes' first goal since returning from a shoulder injury Tuesday.
Hischier tied the game off a Jets turnover deep in the Winnipeg zone just 37 seconds into the second. Graves scored 39 seconds later to put the Devils ahead.
A turnover by the Devils in their zone led to Ehlers' tying goal at the 10:39 mark. Morrissey put the Jets ahead with a shot that bounced past Bernier, and Scheifele went coast-to-coast for a power-play goal with 5.9 seconds left in the second.
Scheifele capped the hat trick 9:36 into the third before Lowry capped the scoring.
Full Recap
NJ 2 2 0 4
WIN 3 3 2 8
In Goal
NJ +165 5.5o (6.5) 1.5 Mackenzie Blackwood 2 GA 6 SV
WIN -185 5.5u -1.5 (2.5) Connor Hellebuyck 4 GA 33 SV
Scoring - Period 1
1:52 M. Scheifele
Assisted by: N. Pionk , B. Wheeler
3:52 N. Ehlers
Assisted by: P. Dubois , B. Dillon
7:39 K. Vesalainen
Assisted by: P. Stastny
9:08 D. Severson (PP)
Assisted by: T. Tatar , T. Smith
19:36 J. Hughes
Assisted by: R. Graves , D. Hamilton
0:37 N. Hischier
Assisted by: J. Bratt
1:16 R. Graves
Assisted by: J. Kuokkanen , J. Boqvist
10:39 N. Ehlers
Assisted by: P. Dubois , A. Copp
15:26 J. Morrissey
Assisted by: B. Wheeler , M. Scheifele
19:54 M. Scheifele (PP)
Assisted by: N. Pionk , C. Hellebuyck
Assisted by: B. Wheeler , K. Connor
16:33 A. Lowry
Assisted by: L. Stanley , J. Harkins
Penalties - Period 1
7:46 J. Morrissey (2:00) Holding
5:10 J. Siegenthaler (2:00) High Sticking
11:40 P. Zacha (2:00) Hooking
18:20 M. McLeod (2:00) Tripping
11:58 B. Wheeler (2:00) Hooking
14:13 D. Hamilton (2:00) Slashing
New Jersey 12 14 11 37
Winnipeg 12 20 8 40
PP%
PK%
New Jersey 4 37 10.81 50.00 75.00 22 4 8
Winnipeg 8 40 20.00 25.00 50.00 37 2 4
Goaltending
J. Bernier 32 26 6 .812 0 40:00
M. Blackwood 8 6 2 .750 0 19:50
C. Hellebuyck 37 33 4 .892 0 60:00
F%
7 D D. Hamilton 0 1 1 E 2 5 26 22:33 20:03 1:49 0:41 0 0 - - -
11 LW A. Johnsson 0 0 0 -1 0 2 20 13:23 12:07 1:16 0:00 0 0 - - -
13 C N. Hischier 1 0 1 E 0 6 29 19:31 14:43 2:06 2:42 0 0 6 14 30
14 RW N. Bastian 0 0 0 -1 0 2 19 10:33 9:12 0:00 1:21 0 0 - - -
16 LW J. Vesey 0 0 0 -1 0 2 23 14:03 10:24 0:00 3:39 0 0 - - -
18 C D. Mercer 0 0 0 -4 0 0 22 17:51 14:28 1:16 2:07 0 0 1 8 11
20 C M. McLeod 0 0 0 -1 2 2 22 14:12 11:18 0:00 2:54 0 0 8 4 67
24 D T. Smith 0 1 1 -3 0 2 23 18:20 16:38 1:42 0:00 0 0 - - -
28 D D. Severson 1 0 1 -1 0 4 25 21:13 15:17 1:33 4:23 1 0 - - -
33 D R. Graves 1 1 2 E 0 2 24 20:04 15:24 0:00 4:40 0 0 - - -
37 C P. Zacha 0 0 0 E 2 1 24 17:14 15:12 2:02 0:00 0 0 1 1 50
59 LW J. Kuokkanen 0 1 1 -1 0 0 19 13:01 10:36 0:00 2:25 0 0 - - -
63 LW J. Bratt 0 1 1 1 0 2 22 16:59 14:40 2:19 0:00 0 0 - - -
70 LW J. Boqvist 0 1 1 E 0 1 17 10:16 10:16 0:00 0:00 0 0 5 7 42
71 D J. Siegenthaler 0 0 0 -3 2 3 27 18:39 15:54 0:00 2:45 0 0 - - -
76 D P. Subban 0 0 0 -2 0 1 24 18:12 15:29 0:04 2:39 0 0 - - -
86 C J. Hughes 1 0 1 -2 0 1 18 14:44 13:04 1:40 0:00 0 0 - 3 0
90 LW T. Tatar 0 1 1 -1 0 1 19 11:36 10:33 1:03 0:00 0 0 1 - 100
29 G M. Blackwood 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 19:50 15:50 2:00 2:00 0 0 - - -
45 G J. Bernier 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 40:00 33:04 1:22 5:34 0 0 - - -
2 D D. Demelo 0 0 0 2 0 1 24 16:36 14:43 0:00 1:53 0 0 - - -
4 D N. Pionk 0 2 2 2 0 2 27 24:06 18:44 4:04 1:18 0 0 - - -
5 D B. Dillon 0 1 1 1 0 4 24 19:11 17:42 0:00 1:29 0 0 - - -
9 C A. Copp 0 1 1 1 0 2 29 18:57 14:16 3:16 1:25 0 0 3 4 43
12 C J. Harkins 0 1 1 1 0 2 12 8:21 8:21 0:00 0:00 0 0 - 1 0
17 LW A. Lowry 1 0 1 2 0 1 25 13:06 11:30 0:00 1:36 0 0 10 7 59
21 C D. Toninato 0 0 0 E 0 0 10 8:25 7:25 0:00 1:00 0 0 2 1 67
25 C P. Stastny 0 1 1 1 0 2 21 17:16 12:10 3:55 1:11 0 0 - - -
26 RW B. Wheeler 0 3 3 1 2 1 25 19:20 14:16 4:18 0:46 0 0 1 - 100
27 LW N. Ehlers 2 0 2 1 0 3 24 18:09 14:53 3:16 0:00 0 0 - - -
44 D J. Morrissey 1 0 1 1 2 6 27 19:49 16:33 3:16 0:00 0 0 - - -
55 C M. Scheifele 3 1 4 1 0 5 24 19:55 15:37 4:18 0:00 1 0 14 5 74
64 D L. Stanley 0 1 1 2 0 2 23 17:03 14:59 0:00 2:04 0 0 - - -
71 RW E. Svechnikov 0 0 0 E 0 0 10 7:17 7:17 0:00 0:00 0 0 - - -
80 LW P. Dubois 0 2 2 1 0 1 22 17:21 13:42 3:39 0:00 0 0 7 4 64
81 LW K. Connor 0 1 1 1 0 1 24 20:11 15:07 4:18 0:46 0 0 - - -
88 D N. Schmidt 0 0 0 E 0 2 25 18:57 15:27 3:30 0:00 0 0 - - -
93 LW K. Vesalainen 1 0 1 2 0 5 21 12:38 12:38 0:00 0:00 0 0 - - -
37 G C. Hellebuyck 0 1 1 - 0 0 - 60:00 49:04 7:34 3:22 0 0 - - -
Date: Friday, December 03, 2021 8:00 PM ET
Location: Canada Life Centre
Referees: Brandon Schrader , Ian Walsh
Linesmen: Kiel Murchison, Travis Toomey
Avalanche vs Ducks Picks and Predictions: Limited Ducks No Match For Avs' League-Best Offense
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2021 NHL MVP Odds: McDavid, Ovi Holding Down Top Spots


The journey begins NOW! May 19th & 20th, I'll be living in a vehicle with complete strangers, tackling a 304km running race together through sun-filled vineyards & farmyards surrounding Lake Ontario, underneath the stars of downtown Toronto, and finishing the following day at Niagara Falls, all in celebration of Canada's first ever - Reebok Ragnar Relay! Follow my training, tips, nutrition, and everything in between as I prep the next 5 weeks with these blog posts for the experience of a lifetime!


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We booked rafting through Bali Adventure Camp in telaga waja river which was meant to be more extreme and exciting than the one in Ayung River and they took us to Ayung River by mistake! We were picked un at the hotel by a van that drove us to the main Office. We paid there in cash and then we were driven to the river... When we were there ready to start the activity our guide said "this is Ayung River" but we couldn't do much at that point! The company that organised the rafting was as surprised as we were as they didn't even do the activity on the other river...Bad organisation from Bali Adventure Camp (sorry).


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Y-STR polymorphism in Central Anatolian Region of Turkey.
Rustamov A, Gumus G, Karabulut HG, Elhan AH, Kadikiran A, Bokesoy I.
Eight Y-chromosome specific STR (Y-STR) loci including DYS19, DYS388, DYS389I, DYS389II, DYS390, DYS391, DYS392 and DYS393 were investigated in a group of males from Central Anatolian Region of Turkey. Healthy 59 males living in this region for at least three generations were included in the study. PCR analysis was carried out with Y-STR specific primers on genomic DNA obtained from peripheral blood samples and size determination of PCR products was performed by silver staining following 6% polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE). DYS388 was found to be the locus with lowest diversity (D) whereas DYS389II was the locus with highest diversity. The current study presented a framework of variation for the eight Y-STR loci in Central Anatolian population.


Puzzle Pirates Forums - View Thread - What does a frigate spawn in Cursed Isles?
Forums » List all forums » Forum: Events Workshop » Thread: What does a frigate spawn in Cursed Isles?
Has anyone been into Cursed Isles on a big ship? I'm trying to figure out what kind of a raft and sinister spawn it would generate onto the board for an event I'm thinking of running.
There have been a couple GF runs, never been on them though.
I honestly don't care anymore.
Do you remember who ran any of them?
Give a man a fish and he''ll eat for a day, give a fish a man and he''ll eat for weeks.
I know of that Luigi (Sage) has.
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Kaden tells ye, "They're Homus gosh :P"
Yeah I chatted to Dexade, she didn't know the details I needed about the raft and sinister spawns, so I'm currently stalking Luigi... Cairn says the spawns aren't really much different.
Is there anything you want me to keep a look out for?
Yes! I'd love to know what a frig entering the board causes to spawn in each of the zones for red ships and rafts, and how clogged the board gets.
If you know when you're going, I'd love to come help you test it too.
I don't think that would be accurate, in Atlantis at least, it seems to be based more on your might ring. So you wouldn't get accurate results without a full ship?
Ah, I assumed the ship'd be fairly full to test the puzzling token numbers. My bad!
Well, someone directed me to this thread.
First off, it is my belief that the ship size does not affect the spawn rate or quantity of rafts. I believe that spawn rates are affected by the amount of player ships currently at an outpost/CI location rather than size of vessel.
-Another note: There are no super rafts or anything, just normal ones.
Edit*: Sinister spawns seems to be approximately the same as well.
The main problem with running these huge vessels in the CI environment would be the effect of the fog/rafts if they were to make contact with you.
-Each turn in the fog generally creates about 10-20% damage and bilge which is ridiculously high imho, but whatever.
-Each raft also creates boarders based on the number you have on board. Possibly a percentage of 10%-20% based on estimations.
I am not 100% sure of everything, but I can do a few for you sometime if you need or want for general information.
Vova did one a while back on Midnight as a test. Napalm and Penguin also did a GF on ice to see what happened.
The basic issue is that the fog damage happens at 1/6th per turn you are stuck in the fog, now on a sloop this is kinda irrelevant but on a WF this is some serious damage to have to deal with.
It was found although manageable going into the island, coming out again with everyone working fresh boards and you more or less going straight into fog was a killer, and rendered you DITW pretty quick.
Yeah, I'm not looking to actually do CI on a big ship for the event, I'm looking to clog up the board enough to make it a challenge for the wee sloopies.
Sweetie, just having multiple sloops in the CI outpost will spawn your needed chaos !
Bored Lantis Driver & Poker Player.


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module Brigadier
  module Validators
    module Base
      def initialize(obj)
        @obj = obj
      end

      def validate!
        raise Brigadier::Exceptions::Base.new(obj), failure_message unless valid?
        true
      end

      private

        attr_reader :obj

        def value
          @value ||= obj.value
        end
    end
  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Sunho Lim "What I regret The Most"
Jim Photoglo "Halls Of My Heart"
Chicago "NOW"
In the wild west of the 21st Century endeavour of making music, Chicago "NOW" is a new frontier for the iconic "rock band with horns".
Putting aside an awesome accumulation of honours, awards, accomplishments, numbers and peer respect, this remarkable group of talented musicians continues to make history with a new recording process geared towards musical excellence, doing the business of music "NOW", while reckoning with the logistical realities of a world-wide touring band.
Chicago, with Lee Loughnane spearheading, has customized a new recording system (dubbed "the Rig") that is flexible, powerful, portable, and always travels with the band. "NOW" was performed across a number of locations (mostly hotel rooms), including Nashville, Cleveland, Toledo, New Jersey, Spokane, and many other points across the globe.
In this new collaboration, each of the band's songwriters becomes the "supervising producer" for their compositions. Hank Linderman, musician, and long-time studio engineer for Timothy B. Schmit (Eagles), Don Henley, America, and Robert Lamm, as well as other successful artists, is the "coordinating producer." Hank catalogues the multitude of audio takes and files, bringing logistical and production musicality to a complex procedure. With much effort a private online collaboration portal was created to allow performances to be worked on, around the clock, from remote locations. Chicago has crafted band performances, in sync, with the songwriter, and is already working on their next collection of music!
Originally formed as the CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY in 1967, the band found almost immediate success and have become a bona fide institution of American music. Their signature sound of solid rock songs augmented by the best horns in the business has endeared them to several generations of music fans. Hit singles include "If You Leave Me Now," "Saturday In The Park," "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is," "Feelin' Stronger Every Day," "25 or 6 to 4," "Beginnings," "I'm A Man," "Hard To Say I'm Sorry," "(I've Been) Searching So Long," "Look Away," "Just You And Me" and "Old Days," among others.
The band has accumulated 22 gold and 18 platinum records and, according to Billboard chart statistics, Chicago is second only to the Beach Boys as the most successful American rock band of all time, in terms of both albums and singles. Judged by album sales alone, as certified by the R.I.A.A., the band is still among the Top Ten best-selling U.S. groups ever.
Posted by Arnaud LEGER on July 03, 2014 in About new material | Permalink | Comments (0)


I can only suggest try reading tablature. It's MUCH easier.
Nothing is better than developing your ears. Tabs are okay if you can find accurate ones. But don't rely on tabs alone. You'll find most songs are mostly made of Verse, Chorus and Bridge. Learn to identify these and focus on learning each one by it's self. Do this and you'll see that most songs are just these three things repeated in various order. You'll also learn how to transition from verse to chorus to bridge and back again etc.
Practice your major and minor scales and keep practicing. Then work with each of their triads (1st 3rd and 5th notes of the scale). Then you can move on to other scales and such, but this is a great place to start.