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Analysis Of Tootsies Orchid Lounge
Tootsies Orchid Lounge is Nashville's go to place for live music, alcoholic beverages and American snack staples. It is a historic bar that plays country music and the most famous honky-tonk in Nashville. It also has a roof top stage which host some of Broadways amazing parties. It is open everyday from 7am to 2:30pm. If you're already in the area and has time to spare, why not look inside Johnny Cash Museum? It houses memorabilia, pictures, and other priced possessions of the late music icon Johnny Cash. Choose among our list of vacation rentals, hotels and other accommodations near Tootsies Orchid Lounge.
Tootsie Roll Industry Analysis
Tootsie Roll Industries is an American manufacturer of confectionery products. The company's history date back to 1896 when Leo Hirschfield began making and selling individually wrapped, chocolate flavored candy named after his daughter "Tootsie". The product became an instant success and demand quickly exceeded supply. To increase output, Hirschfield merged operations with local candy manufacturer Stern & Staalberg (1). In 1917, the company changed its name to The Sweets Company of America and began advertising nationally. In 1966, the company's name changed again to what it is known by today, Tootsie Roll Industries. (2)
Nashville Tennessee Essay
Nashville Tennessee is often known as the Country Capital of the World. Not only is it the birthplace of country music but it also is home to some of the most famous artist from the last century. Some of the artist include Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, Reba Mcentire, and Miley Cyrus. In 2010 a flood left the town of Nashville devastated. From there many Businesses, malls, and historic landmarks found themselves struggling to rebuild from the water damage. Nashville is also home to the first recording studio Elvis Presley used and recorded at frequently throughout his career. You can still tour this small recording studio known as Studio B, and hear the amazing stories and here about the other legends that used it.
The Critically Acclaimed Muscle Shoals Documentary and Music Lovers
There are numerous venues to experience the excitement and energy of music in the four towns flanking the Tennessee River that are known collectively as "the Shoals." Make the Marriott Shoals Hotel Spa and Conference Center [http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mslmc-marriott-shoals-hotel-and-spa/] (10 Hightower Place; 256-246-3600) on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail your headquarters for a music-themed excursion.
Nashville Culture Research Paper
In The District you'll find a number of great honky-tonk bars, the best of which are Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, Wildhorse Saloon, and Robert's Western World.
Essay About Gatlinburg
- Dinner shows abound in the Smoky Mountains area beginning with Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede, Great Smoky Mountain Murder Mystery Show and the infamous Lumberjack Feud. Definitely top most in entertainment places, you'll love the Broadway, country, rock or gospel performances on stage every night in almost any spot.
Analysis Of Hotel On The Corner Of Bitter And Sweet
Being held by your word because you make a promise, or commitment is frustrating and tough. You don't always want to do what you promised because it could be hard, or get you into trouble. Throughout the book Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, Henry and Keiko's relationship comes at a cost. They make commitments that comes with sacrifices which makes them hard to keep. Through Henry and Keiko's relationship Ford shows that commitment is difficult.
West Knoxville: Best Restaurants And Bars
Meta Description: West Knoxville is full of great, affordable restaurants and bars just waiting for you to step out into the Tennessee nightlife.
Friendship. What is friendship? Wikipedia defines friendship as "a relationship of mutual affection between two or more people. Friendship is a stronger form of interpersonal bond than an association.", which is exactly what I think is friendship. I know most of my friends for many, many years and throughout these years we had fights and good moments and this is what forms this strong "interpersonal bond" also known as friendship. In our novel Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet Henry and his friends faces different challenges throughout the story which strengthens their ties. In Jamie Ford's novel Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, Ford communicates the theme that friendship is needed especially during difficult times through the character's actions in the books.
Tootsie Roll Industries Annual Report Project
Tootsie Roll Industries, Inc. has been engaged in the manufacture and sale of confectionery products for 113 years. Our products are primarily sold under the familiar brand names: Tootsie Roll, Tootsie Roll Pops, Caramel Apple Pops, Child's Play, Charms, Blow Pop, Blue Razz, Cella's chocolate covered cherries, Tootsie Dots, Tootsie Crows, Junior Mints, Junior Caramels, Charleston Chew, Sugar Daddy, Sugar Babies, Andes, Fluffy Stuff cotton candy, Dubble Bubble, Razzles, Cry Baby, Nik-L-Nip and EI Bubble.
Jamie Ford's book "Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet," is a story about the experiences and hardships that Japanese-Americans suffered during World War II. The protagonist Henry, a twelve-year old Chinese-American boy at the time of the war, reacted with more than just curiosity. The story opens with the news that belongings of several families who were interned is more than just curiosity; he had a deep personal connection to the events of the past and the story uncovers his memories. Henry had done a good job of burying his forgotten dreams, much like the artifacts found in the basement of the Panama Hotel. But just as in real life, when people try to ignore past events, the truth that lies in their heart cannot be denied. Sometimes, it can be something simple, like a parasol, to unlock those truths, but in Hotel, certain objects unlock the symbolism of life itself. Objects are powerful, as they represent not only moments in time, but people 's emotions, motivations, and ultimately, their identity.
In the novel Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford, a common theme and a UULO demonstrated how it's critical to maintain good communication between relationships to prevent confusion. Henry demonstrated the importance of good communication as the lack of communication caused a division between his parents and Henry, which later influenced how Marty and Henry communicated with each other.
A person's current life can be greatly influenced by past experiences, especially when those experiences involve heartbreak and tragedy. In the book Hotel On the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, Henry contends with the communication flaws with his father and his best friend Keiko who who was separated from him due to World war 2. His father's racial bias towards Keiko and Japanese people in general affects Henry in a very profound way. Racial tension and victimization between two different cultures can have a great impact on family relations and love.
Sdf Level 3 Unit 3 Research Paper
If a bar with a fantastic selection of drink specials and a playlist featuring the best classic rock and roll music sounds right up your alley, Honolulu's Nashville Waikiki is the place for you! Featuring free dance lessons, pool and dart tournaments, and blackjack, Hawaii's only country western and classic rock hotspot boasts an impressive happy hour menu and even country music fitness classes. Their friendly staff discusses some of the popular classic rock songs they feature on their extensive music playlist.
Jamie Ford, the author of Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, wrote a story about a Chinese boy named Henry and how he fell in love with a Japanese-American girl named Keiko Okabe. Their adorable and heart wrenching love story took place at Seattle, Washington during World War II when tensions rose between Americans, Chinese, and Japanese. In the novel, Henry's father was a traditional Chinese man who was extremely loyal to his country. Due to his strong devotion to his homeland and resentment toward Japanese people, he disapproved of his son's friendship with Keiko. As Henry's affection and admiration grew for Keiko, his relationship with his father suffered. Misunderstandings and built up frustrations emerged from their lack of communication. Henry struggled with communication, the key to forming a strong relationship and a UULO that is significant throughout this novel. Because of this, he had a difficult time maintaining many of his relationships, including the one with his father, Keiko and his son, Marty.
Why I Want To Go To Nashville
Going to Nashville is not really that important for me to go to. However, it is somewhat meaningful to me because there are very few songs that are not country that I can stand so it would be enjoyable to go to for the country music atmosphere. The music atmosphere is not the only thing I would appreciate, I also want to travel there for the nature, the people, lastly the rich history Nashville, Tennessee has.
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All is well now, not sure how I missed that the first time.
Well, I am back. The forum admin for our site finally found the FTP username and password to access the files; however, I don't know where to access the usercp_register.php file?? I assume it is in the Template file? The website/forum I am working with is www.taskforce20.com and it doesn't use the Subsilver, but rather a theme called "TF20." Will this mean I have to install the MOD on both themes?
Also you would only need to edit the style that guests see, as thats the one they will be registering with.
Thank you! I found the files and modified them (I think successfully), but I did both styles...will that mess it up? Also, I saved the files needed and then made seperate woring copies of them, now I just simply save the modded files back to the ftp? I am just trying my best to not corrupt the forum if I did something incorrectly.
What you have done is the best way to mod a forum. Keeping unedited files will enable you to revert back to a working state incase you have made an error. So, upload the edited files overwriting the existing ones, check it works then if it doesnt, upload the un edited ones while you re check the edits.
Great! Thank you. I checked (and rechecked 5 times) that I put the code in correctly late last night. I will upload the Mod files today and hope they work. If they don't I will do as you stated and replace the originals till I find the errors.
You may have had a problem if you searched for the entire line, because there is a tab character immediately before the "=>".


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Old Latin School
byOld Latin School inWittenberg posted17 August, 2016
Wittenberg's "Old Latin School" installs new managing director
Germany – The International Lutheran Study and Visitors' Center in Wittenberg (also known as the "Old Latin School") bid a formal farewell to its retiring Managing Director and installed his successor in a...
byOld Latin School in500 CLUB STORIES posted1 July, 2016
Creative Action for a Reformation 500 Club Commitment
The Sunday School at Grace Lutheran Church in Fargo, North Dakota set a year-long goal of raising at least $500 for The Wittenberg Project, and a courageous young man named Jacob stepped up to offer...
byOld Latin School inOld Latin School, Wittenberg posted15 April, 2016
SELK welcomes New Director to Wittenberg
WITTENBERG, Germany – On April 7, representatives of the Independent Evangelical Lutheran Church of Germany (SELK) met with the new Director of the International Lutheran Society of Wittenberg (ILSW),...
byOld Latin School inEducation, Old Latin School, Wittenberg posted6 April, 2016
Kindergarten Visit to the Old Latin School
Just days before Easter, some 20 four- and five-year-olds descended on the Old Latin School in Lutherstadt Wittenberg and learned about Jesus' resurrection from the dead—some probably for the first time in...
byOld Latin School in500 CLUB STORIES, Photos posted15 December, 2015
Early December Construction Updates
Drywall and plastering work in one of the dorm rooms on the first floor of the Old Latin School in Wittenberg, Germany, is progressing. From the photos you can see the drop ceiling on this floor, which has...
byOld Latin School inWittenberg posted5 November, 2015
President Harrison Sermon at St. Mary's — May 2015
LCMS President Rev. Dr. Matthew C. Harrison reprises Luther in his sermon preached at St. Mary's church in Wittenberg as part of the dedication service for the International Lutheran Center at die Alte...
byOld Latin School inVideos posted8 June, 2015
International Lutheran Ctr. Dedication in Wittenberg, Part I
WITTENBERG, Germany — Nearly 450 people, including Wittenberg residents, LCMS representatives and international church partners from around the world — took part in the dedication service for the...
International Lutheran Ctr. Dedication in Wittenberg, Part II
Video coverage continues of the Festival Dedication Service for the International Lutheran Center in Wittenberg, Germany. After the St. Mary's service, the worshipers processed from St. Mary's to the doors...
byOld Latin School in500 CLUB STORIES posted27 May, 2015
Old Latin School photos: May 2015
The International Lutheran Center at the Old Latin School in Wittenberg, Germany, was dedicated on May 3, and the renovated building is displayed in these photos taken later in May. Pictures were taken of...
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            expect(art.init().state()).to.equal('resolved');
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John Lewis has announced that it is to make 325 department managers redundant from its stores despite seeing strong sales growth.
The department store said that the job cuts would involve managers who oversee sections in-store such as furnishings, womenswear, and beauty. Ten managers within 28 of John Lewis's 40 stores will be made redundant and replaced with one or two more senior managers.
The cuts are understood to be designed to save costs and are also thought to be a result of John Lewis generating more of its sales online.
The department store said it had begun a consultation process regarding the changes with the affected managers although it is hoped that some will be offered roles elsewhere in the business.
In a statement John Lewis said: "As part of our plans for future growth, we are proposing to streamline management structures in some of our established shops.
"There will be opportunities for redeployment in new roles created as part of this process or in new shops due to open over the next 18 months."
The news has surprised many in light of the fact that John Lewis has reported strong sales in recent months. In the five weeks to 29 December, the department store saw a 14.8% uplift in trade compared to the same period in 2011, as sales reached £684.8 million and like-for-like sales rose 13%.


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A: $email =  $_POST['email'];
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FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ®
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Heritage Club...Preserving the Mission
The YMCA of Greater Seattle is committed to strengthening the foundations of community through our focus on YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, HEALTHY LIVING and SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. Your commitment to Heritage Club membership is the strongest statement of support that a friend of the Y can make.
How Can You Become a Member?
The Heritage Club is composed of individuals who have made an outright gift or notify the Y that they have provided for a future planned gift, whether large or small, to the Y's endowment fund in one of the following ways:
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What Are the Benefits of Membership?
The Heritage Club is a way for the Y to thank and recognize donors during their lifetime for demonstrating their commitment to preserving the mission. By notifying the Y when you make a planned gift you will be able to receive the benefits of membership and encourage other friends of the Y to consider making their own future gifts to the endowment. As always we will respect the wishes of donors who desire to be anonymous. Benefits include:
Your name will be listed in the Y's Heritage Club Membership Roster (unless you prefer to be anonymous).
You will be invited to the Heritage Club events.
You will receive information about YMCA programs that interest you, and have the opportunity to meet staff and participants from these programs.
You and your advisor(s) can consult with gift planning staff in order to ensure the best match between your charitable intentions and the Y's needs.
Complete the Heritage Club Member Information Form and become a member today!
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If you need more information about making a future gift to the endowment, or have already made a gift and want to inform the Y, please contact:
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Alexander Mackendrick (8 de septiembre de 1912 - 22 de diciembre de 1993) fue un director de cine estadounidense de origen escocés.

Biografía

Alexander MacKendrick  nació en Boston, Massachusetts y fue el hijo único de Francis Robert MacKendrick y Martha MacKendrick, emigrantes de Glasgow, Escocia a los Estados Unidos dos años antes del nacimiento del director. Su padre era un constructor naval e ingeniero civil. Cuando MacKendrick tenía seis años, su padre moriría víctima de la Gripe española. Su madre trabajó como modista después de la muerte de Francis al mismo tiempo que dejaba a Alex al cargo de sus abuelos, por lo que Mackendrick volvería a Escocia con siete años de edad. Mackendrick nunca volvería a ver a su madre.

El pequeño Alexander tendría una infancia triste y solitaria. Estudiaría en el Hillhead High School desde 1919 hasta 1926 y estuvo tres años en el Glasgow School of Art. En la década de los 30, MacKendrick se trasladaría a Londres para trabajar como director en diferentes anuncios de la firma J. Walter Thompson. Entre 1936 y 1938, MacKendrick escribiría los guiones de diferentes anuncios, unos trabajos que supondrían una revolución en su momento en el mundo de la publicidad. En 1937 MacKendrick escribiría su primer guion para una película Midnight Menace, junto con su primo Roger MacDougall.
Al principio de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, MacKendrick es contratado por el Ministerio de Información del gobierno británico donde rodaría películas propagandísticas británicas. En 1942, marchó a Argelia y posteriormente a Italia, trabajando para la División psicológica del frente. Realizaría reportajes, documentales y noticias de radio.

En 1943, se convertiría en el director de la segunda unidad para el clásico del realizador italiano Roberto Rossellini, Roma, ciudad abierta.

Mackendrick después de la guerra

Una vez acabado el conflicto, MacKendrick y su primo Roger MacDougall ficharían por Merlin Productions, donde siguieron produciendo documentales para el Ministerio de Información. Ya en 1946 MacKendrick se incorporaría a Ealing Studios donde trabajaría en sus propios proyectos durante 9 años. Mackendrick debutaría como director de películas de ficción con una deliciosa comedia netamente británica como Whisky a gogó (Whisky Galore) en 1949. A ésta le siguen títulos como Mandy en 1952 o el drama de una niña sordomuda en un film inteligente e injustamente menospreciado en su día; El hombre vestido de blanco (1951), magnífica comedia fantástica con influencias literarias tipo El hombre invisible de H. G. Wells; La bella Maggie (1954), uno de sus mayores logros en el género de la comedia; o El quinteto de la muerte (1955), su película más célebre y taquillera, donde Peter Sellers y Herbert Lom brillan como nunca.

Vuelta a los Estados Unidos

En 1955 MacKendrick dejaría Gran Bretaña por Hollywood. El resto de su carrera profesional lo pasaría a medio camino entre Londres y Los Ángeles. El primer trabajo americano de MacKendrick sería Chantaje en Broadway  para la productora en 1957. La obra fue un éxito rotundo con los papeles de Tony Curtis y Burt Lancaster en los papeles principales.

Pero por lo general, MacKendrick desesperó a muchos productores por su perfeccionismo, a veces completamente desproporcionado. Eso explica que tan sólo realizara a lo largo de su vida una docena de títulos o que fuera despedido de, por ejemplo, El discípulo del diablo (The Devil's Disciple, 1959) un mes después del inicio del proyecto. La película la acabaría Guy Hamilton.

Después del mal trago con HHL, MacKendrick dirigiría algunos telefilms para televisión para Horlicks. También, en la década de los 60, realizó algunos proyectos para la gran pantalla como Sammy (Huida hacia el sur) (1963) o cine de aventuras al viejo estilo, con Edward G. Robinson y Constance Cummings; Viento en las velas (1965) o cine de aventuras innovador y ensayístico en segundo plano, con James Coburn; y No hagan olas (1967), comedia de enredo de factura clásica que ha quedado asociada a la época en que se rodó por contener parte de su espíritu, con Tony Curtis, Claudia Cardinale y Sharon Tate en el reparto.

En 1969, volvería a Estados Unidos para convertirse en profesor del California Institute of the Arts. No fue difícil entender por qué Mackedrick se transformó en profesor. Según diría años más tarde:

Debido a un enfisema, MacKendrick no pudo volver a Europa y murió debido a una neumonía en 1993. Sus restos se encuentran en el Cementerio Westwood Village Memorial Park.

Filmografía
Como director:
Whisky Galore! 1949
Dance Hall 1950 (no estrenada en España)
El hombre vestido de blanco  (The Man in the White Suit) 1951
Mandy 1952
La bella Maggie (The Maggie) 1954
El quinteto de la muerte  (The Ladykillers) 1955
Chantaje en Broadway (Sweet Smell of Success) 1957
Sammy (Huida hacia el sur) (Sammy Going South) 1963
Viento en las velas (A High Wind in Jamaica) 1965
No hagan olas (Don't Make Waves) 1967

Premios y distinciones
Premios Óscar

Festival Internacional de Cine de Venecia

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Article about Mackendrick's teaching career
 Article on Mackendrick
 Mackendrick film exhibition at MOMA

Directores de cine de Estados Unidos

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Q: Connection to Remote SQL Server 2012 from Visual Studio 2013 There is a weird problem that I am facing. I have Visual Studio 2013 and SQL Server 2012 Management Studio. A few days back I was easily able to connect to the remote database that resides on another PC on the network with SQL Server Management Studio installed through the following procedure:

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*Goto Server explorer

*Connect to the database

*Browse the server name. It came as HO-IT-WS-08\SQL2012. Select it.

*Browse the database names. Select the relevant database

The test connection used to be successful. However now, doing the same procedure my visual studio crashes once i perform the 4th step and restarts. It is like this. I select the server name browse the databases and the visual studio crashes restarting. I checked all the things but am not able to figure out the issue. Kindly help me!

A: Did you try entering server name without browsing it?
When you go for browsing, VS queries the network for the Sql Server browser services and "hangs" until it receives response.
Maybe the SqlServer browser has been disabled? Go to SqlServer Configuration Manager, and check for SqlServer Services / Sql Server Browser.


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Solidarity programme held at Aksaray University
IHH Aksaray Humanitarian Relief Association introduced its solidarity programme for orphans in Aksaray University (ASU).
Turkey 31.03.2014
"Persisting with Humanity, Persisting with Goodness" is how we have begun this journey.
Held at Aksaray University (ASU) Conference Room, Onder Ozkan, who was the Aksaray Humanitarian Relief Association President, explained that the programme had been running for a year, "Quite simply, we say, "Persisting with Humanity, Persisting with Goodness".
Pointing out that there are close to 400 million orphans throughout the entire world, and that they were making an effort to reach to as many of them as possible, Ozkan said, "It is our duty to reach out to them as much as possible. We began this journey with this goal and today we outline our project to all schools. The Department of Education and the Department of Religious Affairs have supported us the whole time. We signed a protocol with them and this has given us a huge lift. We have been accepted where ever we go. We thank Aksaray University Chancellor for giving us this opportunity. We want that each class has an orphan fellow in their class."
The ASU Chancellor Professsor Dr Mustafa Acar also explained how IHH not only provided aid in Turkey but in also many other countries with those who are suffering from poverty, deprivation, those who are disadvantaged and disaster victims. He explained how IHH was an organization that held their hand and was a place of support for those who were alone. Alongside Aksaray University being a place that is supportive of academic, cultural and artistic endeavors, he explained that it also did not want to neglect its social responsibility saying that "Within this framework our student clubs organize excursions to many Anatolian cities and hand out books, stationary to the schoolchildren. After the earthquake at Van, many of the victims were received at Aksaray. Everything possible was done to help them, and we sent Van two containers of prefabricated houses. When our Syrian brothers sought refuge in Turkey, our students who are given provisions and materials took a portion of that and sent it with the intention of helping those who are in camps on the border. The latest assistance, in Tanzania was to open a well for our brothers and sisters who were in desperate need. Under the name of Aksaray University ZamZam well was another way we have tried to provide assistance. Speaking of the importance of the orphan programme, the ASU Chancellor finalized his speech by saying that "It is our desire, that each class has an orphan fellow in their class. This will remain and continue".
After the speech, Association President Ozkan thanked the ASU Chancellors support by giving him a plaque. The programme ended with a video outlining the introduction of the association, a detailed explaination of the project and a tour of the charity bazaar.
Ibrahim's first steps
The dream of 6-year old Ibrahim Tüser, who is supported under IHH's Orphan Sponsorship System, to be able to walk, came true with the support of donors.
Bitlis, Orphan
Pedaling for orphans
IHH Malatya volunteer Ihsan Kılıç will be visiting 13 cities, cycling from Malatya and travelling a total of 500 km to raise "Orphan Awareness."
Malatya, Orphan
Examplary behaviour from Kutahya's youths
IHH Kutahya's young volunteers are repairing the homes of disabled people in need with the support of donors.
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ORA Singers: 2022 Composer Competition final
Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Cultures news Thursday 14 July 2022
The University of Leeds has partnered with ORA Singers for this year's Composer Competition final, showcasing new choral works by the 10 finalists.
Join ORA Singers, conducted by Suzi Digby OBE, as they perform ten band new choral pieces written by the finalists of the Composer Competition. The event will take place in Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall on Saturday 23 July 4–6.15pm.
The final marks the end of the Composer Competition, run by ORA Singers. Over the past four months, ten finalists have received free one-to-one mentoring with ORA-commissioned composers, who have developed their compositional skills and have helped them write a brand new piece to be performed by ORA Singers.
The Competition final showcases these new choral works, which are performed in front of a panel of adjudicators and a live audience. This year's adjudication panel includes Dr Bryan White, Senior Lecturer in the School of Music. Audience members will also have their chance to vote for the recipient of the Audience Prize.
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Sen. Curtis King, right, co-chairman of the Legislative Task Force on Public Records, tells media attorney Kathy George that lawmakers should be able to keep some of their records from the public just as newspapers sometimes use anonymous sources. King, R-Yakima, is flanked by Rep. Larry Springer, D-Kirkland, the group's other co-chairman, at a meeting Tuesday. (Jim Camden / The Spokesman-Review)
OLYMPIA – Washington law has hundreds of exemptions to the Public Records Act that would likely allow legislators to protect sensitive information, attorneys who specialize in media law told a task force.
"Legislators are not that special," attorney Kathy George told members of the task force Tuesday. "Other policymakers live with transparency."
City and county officials, who are covered by the records act, deal with a similar range of issues and are able to sort through the various exemptions to comply with public requests, she said.
When voters overwhelmingly passed the 1972 initiative that created the Public Records Act, there were 10 exemptions, George said. Over the years, the Legislature has added exemptions in that law and other statutes, and now there are 523 exemptions.
The task force – which includes eight legislators, three representatives of the news media, three members of the public and an open government advocate – is exploring possible guidelines for a law governing legislative records. It was formed after news organizations led by the Associated Press and including The Spokesman-Review successfully sued the Legislature over members' refusal to release requested records.
With a state Supreme Court appeal expected, the Legislature moved with uncharacteristic speed and ignored its standard procedures to introduce and pass a bill exempting itself from the Public Records Act and setting up its own procedures and exemptions. Facing pressure from the public and the state's news media, many lawmakers reversed course and asked Gov. Jay Inslee to veto a bill they had passed just days earlier with overwhelming majorities in both chambers. The task force was set up to discuss the issue and produce a report for the 2019 session.
Sen. Randi Becker, R-Eatonville, a task force member, repeated concerns that she and other lawmakers have frequently cited, that people who call or write her office for help with a problem or a personal tragedy might not do so in the future if those records are public.
"I don't know of anybody who said, 'I expect the information I'm sharing with you to be a public record,' " Becker said. "I feel very strongly that people have individual rights. They have expectations that as a government official, when they reach out to us with sensitive things, we're not going to run it out to the newspapers and exploit or utilize that in the wrong way."
Eric Stahl, another attorney who handles public records cases, said that's no different than what city council members, county commissioners or school boards have dealt with for years with problems reported by their constituents. The Legislature could devise an exemption, but he urged them to keep it narrow and disclose the publicly relevant information.
Sen. Curtis King, R-Yakima, said the fact that exemptions have grown since 1972 isn't a completely negative thing, because things have changed over the decades.
"As a legislator, I don't think I'm special," King said. "I remember who my boss is, because they are my constituents."
King likened lawmakers' ability to withhold information about constituents who come to them with private problems to newspapers that write articles with anonymous sources.
"Don't you think the public should know what that anonymous source is, so the public can know whether it's factual or nonfactual?" he said. "If the media had to disclose those sources, they wouldn't have those sources."
At the first task force meeting last month, an Ohio State University law professor told the group he thought some records could be exempt from disclosure under the state constitution to protect the legislative process.
But Bruce Johnson, a Washington attorney, said the WashingtonConstitution was drafted by people who were leery of granting the Legislature too much power. Lawmakers are protected from civil or criminal actions for things they say during floor debates or committee hearings, but that doesn't give them a blanket exemption from releasing documents under the Public Records Act, he said.
If lawmakers want to protect certain types of documents, such as a letter from a whistleblower, they could create a specific exemption for that, Johnson said.


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There are plenty of things utah is known for: wacky liquor laws, hosting the 2002 Winter Olympics, superior dental hygiene à la the Osmond family, and phenomenal light-as-air powder widely proclaimed as "The Greatest Snow on Earth."
In culinary circles, Utah's artisan chocolate community — with internationally-acclaimed single-origin producers such as Amano, Solstice and Ritual based in the Beehive State — and fanatical cacao connoisseurship at the consumer level — is renowned.
[/media-credit] Raclette Rockhill Wasatch Mountain Cheese
As the predominant religion of the state eschews both alcohol and coffee, many Utahans choose their indulgences on the sweet, rather than savory, side, with some of the highest-per-capita consumption of ice cream in the nation in addition to their chocolate fixation. And although craft beer companies have flourished as the result of a strong home brewing counter-culture, more "subversive" crafts like distilling, coffee roasting and yes, even artisan cheese, with its relatively high price point and association with wine pairing, have lagged.
That's gradually changing, echoing the shifting and more transient demographics of Utah's urban centers. Particularly, in the three areas where the state's top cheese makers, cheesemongers and discerning buyers have concentrated: the capitol and largest population center, Salt Lake City; winter recreation destination, Park City; and historic dairying district, Cache Valley.
"Watch out for their heads swinging up to greet you. They don't realize how big they are," says Rockhill Creamery co-owner Peter Schroff of the half dozen thousand-plus pound Brown Swiss cows ambling over to greet us, affectionate and affable as Labradors.
Still snow-capped even in late summer, the Wasatch Mountain range rises up in jagged peaks and rich green valleys to our east. Rockhill Creamery's meticulously restored historic buildings house a modern milk parlor, cheesemaking cellar and underground aging cave. Visiting this tidy farmstead in the northern Utah community of Richmond is a reminder there's a reason this part of the rugged intermountain West has long been called "the Little Switzerland of the Rockies."
[/media-credit] Jennifer Hines
Rockhill Creamery co-owner and cheesemaker Jennifer Hines elaborates on their choice of breed, saying, "Swiss Browns are well-suited to our climate and geography. They're hardy and handle the cold weather well." The high butterfat and protein of their milk is great for cheesemaking, says Hines, with the dairy making about 10,000 pounds of cheese annually from their six happy cows.
Schroff gives "the girls" one last rub over their noses and we head over a meandering path towards the historic granary built in 1893, now housing the creamery's small retail store, where Schroff and Hines share samples of their raw milk alpine-style cheeses. There are small, 6-pound wheels of semi-hard Edam called Dark Canyon (aged two to four months) and Snow Canyon (12 to 17 months) with a lovely white rind and an almost Sbrinz-like richness. A 12-month-minimum aged farmhouse Gouda made with extra cultures, giving it a distinctively zingy strong flavor with shades of Swiss, hence the name "Zwitser" (the Dutch word for Swiss). And their most popular melting cheese, Wasatch Mountain: a whole raw milk cheese made in the French alpine style. It's nutty, earthy and just slightly tart with a full-bodied flavor that's mellow, buttery, almost decadently rich.
[/media-credit] Peter Schroff
Rockhill's Wasatch Mountain cheese has become a go-to favorite for cheesemongers all over the region, and Hines has an adoring following of former cheesemaking apprentices. Case in point: Abby Pfunder, who, after interning at Rockhill, met her now-wife, Zara Ahmed when they were both working at Cowgirl Creamery in California. Pfunder and Ahmed returned to Utah in 2016 and started a wildly successful pop-up and catering business called Raclette Machine, peddling (you guessed it) Raclette. "Pete and Jen are a big part of why we moved to Utah and the inspiration behind our business," says Pfunder. Raclette Machine has now become one of Rockhill's biggest customers, purchasing 70 wheels of cheese — a mix of Wasatch Mountain, Baby Boo Boo Swiss, Dark Canyon Edam-style and the Eclipse Raclette made exclusively for their business — in 2017 alone, in addition to another 100-plus wheels Ahmed sourced from Europe.
[/media-credit] Zara Abby and Abby Pfunder holding Rockhill's Wasatch Mountain cheese
It may be a small operation in the scheme of Utah dairy history, but relatively new cheesemakers like Rockhill have had a mighty impact in the region's artisan cheese scene.
Utah State University food scientist Dr. Don McMahon has seen Utah's cheesemaking contingent changing significantly in the past three decades, especially through the collaborative outreach of the USU-based Western Dairy Center mentoring new dairy businesses, of which Rockhill is an early example.
After retiring from careers in journalism, Schroff and Hines created Rockhill Creamery out of sheer determination, hard work and a lot of cheesemaking trial-and-error between the time Schroff purchased the old run-down farmstead in the 1980s and Hines began making and selling cheese in earnest starting in 2005. They also involve the community in their adventure: The Creamery hosts the popular Richmond Harvest Market at the farm on Saturdays from June through mid-October, where in addition to selling cheese, there's an open air farmers market featuring fresh local produce, honey, craftspeople and live music.
Of Utah's approximately 180 dairies, all are family owned except for two: the USU research facility and a dairy owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS, a.k.a. Mormon Church). But like most of the country, artisan cheesemaking represents only a fraction of that agribusiness. Both McMahon and Rockhill's Hines point to the influence and legacy of large-scale cheese producers in the region, such as Edwin Gossner, a fifth-generation cheesemaker who immigrated to the United States from Switzerland in 1930. After making cheese in Wisconsin and California, Gossner settled in Cache Valley, UT after visiting on vacation and seeing how similar the region was to his homeland. Bonus? Hundreds of small family-run dairies were already established in the area. He eventually oversaw the largest Swiss cheese production facility in the world through the 1940s. Gossner Foods, the company he created in 1966, still operates as a family-run business overseen by Edwin's daughter, Dolores Gossner Wheeler, as chief executive.
USU's agricultural and food science programs have coordinated a student-run creamery at the college since 1888. At the retail store, Aggie Ice Cream has traditionally been its best seller, but several varieties of student-made Aggie cheese — both sold in store and through online gift baskets — have become a growing share of their market. For the past 35 years, USU has also offered cheesemaking workshops and short courses open to the public. McMahon says that around 2000, "We decided to re-emphasize cheesemaking and upgraded our equipment and became more involved in helping artisan cheesemakers."
Perhaps the most widely known success story coming from the USU consultation program is Logan-based Beehive Cheese, founded in 2005. "Beehive Cheddar is most people's first exposure to Utah cheese," says Vanessa Chang, a San Francisco-based Certified Cheese Professional (CCP), food educator and writer. "Beehive made artisan Cheddars approachable and fun," says Chang, and she points to the company's successful business model of making artisan cheese that's also scalable to the restaurant industry and retailers.
Beehive Cheese president Britton Welsh, who is the son and nephew, respectively, of founders Tim Welsh and Pat Ford, gives a huge tip of the hat to the USU dairy program for Beehive's genesis, as neither company founder had a background in food science, saying, "USU gave my Uncle Pat their recipe for Cheddar and essentially taught us how to make cheese." Beehive's milk comes from fourth-generation family-run Wade's Dairy, a Holstein and Jersey cow operation 10 miles from Beehive's Logan creamery. That original USU Cheddar recipe became Beehive Promontory Cheddar, the award-winning O.G. of their Cheddar lineup. In their first year in business, Beehive's Barely Buzzed — a creamy textured hard Cheddar hand-rubbed with Utah lavender and roasted coffee — won an American Cheese Society 1st place for flavored Cheddar. The awards have snowballed ever since, with nine World Cheese Awards just last year. A personal favorite, Beehive's "Seahive" cheese brings all of the tastes of Utah together in a full-bodied aged Cheddar rubbed with local honey and Redmond RealSalt, a red mineral salt mined from an ancient seabed in southern Utah. At the retail store attached to the Beehive creamery, you'll often find experimental runs of small-release cheeses not usually available to the public, but Britton Welsh told me, "Most locals come here on the days we release fresh cheese curds." That would be Monday-Wednesday afternoons after 2 p.m.
[/media-credit] Heber Valley Artisan Cheeses' Honey Lavender Cheddar
High Country Bounty
In terms of sheer volume of carefully curated artisan cheese sold in Utah, the local chain Harmons Neighborhood Grocers is hard to top for both international quality and quantity. Started as a fruit stand in 1932, the still family-run company now includes 18 markets in Utah, from neighborhood bodega-style shops in dense walkable Salt Lake neighborhoods to large suburban stores serving complex customer demographics. Harmons also has one of the most comprehensive artisan cheese education programs in the state, with each store having at least one dedicated cheesemonger, most of whom are CCPs (Harmon's pays for their certification, including travel to the ACS meetings). USU Master's program alumna and former Rockhill Creamery intern Jess Perrie, who now works for New York's famed Essex St. Cheese, has nothing but high praise for Harmons' reputation. "Harmons is committed to improving its cheese program every day," as evidenced by their continuing support for education and the large number of CCPs they employ," says Perrie. "They want to make sure the customer gets the best experience possible when they approach a counter."
[/media-credit] Grant and Russel Kohler of Heber Valley Artisan Cheese
At a recent visit to my neighborhood Harmons at the 7th Street/Midvale location, I perused the specialty cheese case with the store's cheesemonger, Carleen Mumaw. She is a big advocate for including several Utah cheeses at her store, noting that in addition to Beehive Cheese and Rockhill Creamery, some of her most popular sellers are two farmstead cow's milk cheeses made near Park City, Heber Valley Artisan Cheese and Gold Creek Farms.
In fact, while I was chatting with Mumaw, a customer asked her about Heber Valley Artisan cheeses currently in stock, saying that he'd just been up to the Kohler family farm and creamery and thoroughly enjoyed his tour and cheese tasting experience. Cheesemaking is a relatively new 21st century endeavor for the Kohlers, who have been dairy farmers in the charming village of Midway for more than 100 years. Following the 2002 Winter Olympics, the region has seen an influx of tourists coming from nearby Park City, and to the Heber Valley for exceptional Nordic skiing opportunities and fly fishing on the blue-ribbon Provo River (recognizable in several scenes from the Robert Redford movie, A River Runs Through It). The Kohlers' diversification in dairy has definitely paid off: they've garnered a slew of national and international awards for their approachable and whimsical offerings, including one of my family's favorites, "Wasatch Back Jack": an ACS champion with a smooth, uber-melty profile popular with local restaurateurs for topping everything from food truck poutine to fine-dining bavette steaks. It's one of cheesemonger Mumaw's favorites. "The gutsy, no-holds-barred pepper inclusions don't lose their flavor, even when melted under high heat," she says.
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Cheesemongers and Utah restaurateurs alike credit Gold Creek Farms head cheesemaker, Chef Fernando Chavez-Sandoval, with bringing serious culinary sensibility to the farm's line of farmstead cheeses, especially to their smoked hard cheeses. Chavez-Sandoval is justifiably pleased with the reception of local chefs in Park City and beyond, "I think 80 percent of the burgers on Main Street in Park City have our cheese on them," he told me.
Chavez-Sandoval also makes one of the state's only artisan Blue cheeses, with their Woodland Blue being a local favorite. Every time I visit the farmstead, I can't resist the opportunity to pick up a wedge of their ACS gold award-winner "Chartufo" Truffle Cheddar, generously studded with shavings of Italian black truffle; and a generous chunk of bold Smoked Parmesan, an award-winner at both American Cheese Society and World Championships. Visitors to Park City who can't make a trip to the Heber Valley Artisan Cheese or Gold Creek Farms farmstead stores can find a small selection of artisan cheeses, including both local producers, at the charming Deer Valley Grocery Café at the base of Deer Valley Resort, and on historic Main Street in Park City at Riverhorse Provisions.
[/media-credit] Caputo's Market and Deli
Championing Local Artisans
Hines recalls Steven Rosenberg, owner of one of Salt Lake City's oldest artisan and specialty foods stores, Liberty Heights Fresh, was Rockhill's first advocate and purveyor. "Steven was a big mentor for our earliest cheese development," says Hines. "He loved our raw milk Gouda and said, 'Stick to making alpine-style cheese,'" and his input lead to the development of their most popular cheese, Wasatch Mountain. Rosenberg has been a champion for local food artisans going on 25 years, and in addition to a thoughtfully curated international cheese selection, stocks local producers like sixth-generation family run Drake Family Farms raw milk goat cheese. Their herbed fresh chèvre is a local favorite, with its earthy, rich flavor nicely balanced by tangy, zippy lemon notes.
Fine foods advocate and member of the ACS's inaugural CCP class, Matt Caputo, has also been a fan of Utah cheese from the start. As chief executive of his family's second-generation fine foods emporium Caputo's Markets, Caputo also oversees one of the largest affinage programs in the intermountain West. At the Caputo's original downtown location, affineur Antonia Horne supervises aging in two caves (soon to be three) and daily production of fresh cheeses, hand-pulled Mozzarella and traditional Burrata. One of her favorite projects has been developing Beehive Promontory cheese as the "Caputo's House Cheddar," which scored 95 points at last year's ACS rating and won "Best in Show" at the 2017 Utah Cheese Awards. Cheesemaker Ford taught Horne traditional methods of wrapping wheels of Cheddar in bandages, and they played around with various animal fat-soaked bandages, looking for an ideal combination. Horne says even with the adjusted humidity levels of the cheese caves, there are parts of the affinage process that are specific to Utah, resulting in a very unique flavor and texture. "Working with a drier climate here in Utah, we finally came up with a system of initially using butter-soaked bandages and then changing them out with duck fat bandages," on the Promontory Cheddar, which results in a rich, vibrant, nutty flavor and keeps the entire wheel of cheese supple and luscious.
Caputo has also begun ongoing collaboration with a legendary goat cheesemaker in Utah's southern red rock country, Randy Ramsley of Mesa Farms, which is located on a lonely stretch of highway east of Capitol Reef National Park. Ramsley makes fresh chèvre, Feta and yogurt at his two-room farmstead store, and sells raw wheels of traditionally made Tomme to Caputo's for affinage finishing. "I tasted something really special in Randy's cheese," says Matt Caputo, who releases the Tome at two different ages, a "Barely Legal" 60-day wheel and another aged for up to a year designated "Mesa Tome." It's a very unique cheese that reflects the ever-shifting nuances of the goats' free-range diet and resulting milk flavor changing throughout the season. Caputo is justifiably proud of the Mesa Tome, a cheese that is traditional, yet at the same time reflects a very unique Utah microclimate.
"We're not trying to beat the French at their game with this Tome," opines Caputo of the Mesa Farm cheeses. "We love our quirky little Utah cheese. It's weird, but that's okay. We don't feel like we need to 'fix' it."
Utah Cheese Guide
Here's where to find your cheese.
Note: Check websites for up-to-date hours and availability. Several farmstead stores only offer weekend or seasonal tours/tastings.
FARMSTEAD STORES:
Rockhill Creamery
563 S. State St. Richmond, UT 84333
rockhillcheese.com
2440 E. 6600 South, Suite 8 Uintah, UT 84405
beehivecheese.com
USU Aggie Dairy
Department of Nutrition,
Dietetics, and Food Sciences
750 North 1200 East Logan, UT 84322
aggieicecream.usu.edu
Heber Valley Artisan Cheese
920 River Rd. Midway, UT 84049
hebervalleyartisancheese.com
Gold Creek Farms
6297 E. Bench Creek Rd. Kamas, UT 84036
goldcreekfarms.com
Drake Family Farms
(self-serve fresh goat cheeses, cash only)
1856 Drake Ln. West Jordan, UT 84084
drakefamilyfarms.com
Mesa Farms Market
Mile marker 102, Highway 24 Caineville, UT
mesafarmmarket.com
ARTISAN CHEESE SHOPS:
Liberty Heights Fresh
1290 S. 1100 East Salt Lake City, UT 84105
libertyheightsfresh.com
Caputo's Markets
Four locations, check website for details
Cheese caves & affinage at downtown store
314 W. 300 South Salt Lake City, UT 84101
caputos.com
Harmons Neighborhood Grocers
Seventeen locations, check website for details
harmonsgrocery.com
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Multiple Asians have been robbed at gunpoint in Oakland by a group of teens.
The incident occurred when a Vietnamese couple in their 50's were returning from a health clinic around Franklin Elementary. Two teens then approached the couple and threatened them with a gun.
"Give me the purse…I'll shoot you," said one armed teen, according to the couple's daughter Amber.
Later, two Chinese people also in their 50's were walking with their 84-year-old father when they encountered the armed teens.
One female victim was hit in the head with the butt of a rifle.
The suspects are believed to be 19 and 17 years old, targeting Asians. Both were arrested for a shooting and robbery of a 60-year-old Dublin resident the following day.
Firearms were found at the suspects' residences.
In other news, a racist man who harassed an Asian shop owner was caught on camera being knocked out by a senior citizen.
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The head of the state Department of Transportation and Public Facilities, Commissioner Pat Kemp, stepped down today.
Walker's spokesperson Grace Jang says Walker accepted Kemp's resignation because their philosophies and objectives were not aligned.
On December 24th, Walker sent out an administrative order directing agencies to halt discretionary spending on six projects, and to submit funding status reports on the projects.
"Commissioner Kemp stated in his memo that he essentially is taking a different stance than the governor," Jang said. "And, like I said, all commissioners serve at the pleasure of the governor.
For his part, Kemp says he didn't resign, he retired. He says he had already emptied his desk when the new administration asked him to stay on as acting Commissioner. He says he thought the memo was a status report, not a position paper.
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Ireland forges ahead with plans to tackle cross-border crime
DUBLIN, Ireland - In a bid to tackle cross-border crime more effectively, Ireland has implemented new laws aimed at allowing other nations to access its DNA database of criminal suspects.
On Monday, Ireland unveiled the new laws, that the country's officials said would allow the exchange and comparison of forensic identification evidence between Ireland and other countries, especially those in the European Union.
Explaining Ireland's decision, the country's Minister for Justice and Equality Charlie Flanagan said, "The coming into operation of these legal provisions will facilitate the exchange of DNA profiles and other identification evidence with other States, greatly enhancing international cooperation, particularly in combating terrorism and cross-border crime. I have no doubt that access to DNA and such databases between States has huge potential to be very useful in view of the international mobility of criminals."
Flanagan addd, "I am also conscious, however, of the need to achieve an appropriate balance between the investigation of crime in the public interest and protecting individuals' personal rights. The mutual assistance arrangements in place in our national legislation ensure that personal data of Irish citizens accessed by other States will have the same level of safeguards as would apply to such data in respect of criminal investigations within this jurisdiction."
Irish officials also pointed out that the law, that came into force on Monday, will follow a process that will be "strictly controlled and have regard to data protection requirements in respect of personal data."
On Monday, the EU Council approved the cooperation between EU member states, Iceland and Norway, confirming that the intelligence sharing will now commence on a phased basis in Ireland.
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Ireland's national DNA Database System is maintained and operated by Forensic Science Ireland, which is headed by Director General Chris Enright.
Over the last three years, Ireland has been building its DNA database system that currently contains 16,361 DNA profiles of suspected offenders and convicted offenders.
It also contains a total of 4,971 crime stain profiles.
According to Forensic Science Ireland, the database helps match DNA profiles from crime scenes with DNA profiles uploaded from individuals under criminal investigation, convicted criminals and former offenders.
It is not only seen as an effective intelligence tool, but experts pointed out that 37 out of every 100 crime stains uploaded to the system, are linked to a person.
Till date, there have been some 1,825 person-to-stain matches, and a crime stain match effective rate of 36.7 percent, on par with international standards.
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New Perspective on Science
In: Science
My daughter, a standard six student, once asked me: what are the different states of matter on earth? I guess that is what she learnt or asked in school. Of course I know the answer: solid, liquid and gas.
But I told her there is a new emerging one according to my previous entry. She opened up her eyes: what?
I said: Plasma. yes. She knew plasma tv and I told her plasma has life on its own.
Even before the introduction of LED, plasma tv is the trendy gadget to be displayed in the living room.
Plasma by itself is a key to new energy source. It can be used as disinfectant and for sterilization of medical equipment.
That all I know about plasma. Go and find out yourself. I told her….
In: Intellectual Discourse
Some people do fall in love over and over again. That makes polygamy allowed in Islam. Why some people have polygamous tendency? hehehe..
Donatella Marazziti, Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pisa Italy studied biochemistry of lovesickness. She found out that the levels of serotonin in OCD's blood and the lover's blood were 40% lower than those in normal subjects. They have similar chemical profile. One obsess with cleanliness whereas the other obsess with love. Of course love here means attention, care and companionship….perhap!
I hope I'm not interpreting lovesickness as a sick kind state of mind. Other wise, I could prescribe escitalopram when someone denying they love somebody. But one thing for sure, SSRIs cause decreased sexual drive. In layman term, it makes dull the libido and hence the relationship go stale. Wow…no wonder many people divorce or separated.
Then why passionate love last? Again scientists believe that it has something to do with the surge of dopamine that as you know accompanies passion and makes us fly! Consistent increase dopamine is a feature of schizophrenia, you know!
Am I correct by saying that love is akin to mental illness? That is why exposing yourself too long, too frequent would result in failing exam, frustration and psychological problem. So don't keep changing your….ehmmm.
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We Can Live in Peace and Harmony
A tradition of over 150 years in Killai, a coastal village in Cuddalore district of Tamil Nadu, delivers lessons in communal amity when parts of the country have betrayed vulnerability to intolerance.
The age-old harmony will be seen again on February 18 when Muslims of the village receive Hindu Varahaswamy (the boar avatar of Vishnu) from his temple at Srimushnam, 60 km away.
Every year, Bhoo Varahaswamy is taken out in a procession for the Brahmotsatava festival between February and March. The procession receives a grand welcome in Killai where it halts at a dargah built for Sufi saint Hazrath Syed Sha Rahmathullah Vali Shuttary.
The Imam offers prayers, a garland and oblation of 11 kg of rice, five coconuts and Rs 501 to the deity. Later, a silk shawl on the deity is offered at the dargah and a chaddar is offered for the deity in return. The practice is linked to varying versions of land gifted to the temple by either the Sufi saint or one of his descendants.
Syed Sha Vajehunnaqi Saqaf, trustee of the dargah, said: "This area was not affected even during communal tension after the demolition of Babri Masjid and the post-Godhra riots in Gujarat."
Tracing the origins of this practice, Saqaf said that one of his predecessors had given 26 acres of land to the then tehsildar, Uppu Venkatrao, on a long lease and at low rent to help him demarcate the Dargah lands and draw up the boundaries. [Courtesy: Hindustan Times]
I'd just share with my readers on the occasion in Tamil Nadu when Muslims and Hindus could live together in peace and harmony without any need to carry out demonstration such as carrying bull head or protest to outlaw Interlok.
I believe there are elements in our society who love to create instability for the sake of their own political interest. Let's use our own judgement and don't let them mislead us.
The Benefit of Exercise
In: Medicine
Exercise use to defeat stress. Human body is made to move. At the very least it is likely exercise reduces emotional discomfort. Exercise frees the mind from the stresses and strains of the day. It releases tension that built up, sometimes out of proportion. Going for exercise is as good and probably even better than having a rest. So when feeling anxious, better get out of the office and walk the tension away.
Exercise recharge the batteries after tension and stress have drained you of power and energy. It is as natural as breathing and it is the regular rhythmical action that drains away tension from our muscle and leaves us with a feeling of pleasant tiredness and calm, clear mind.
Exercise works because as we exercise, we become unconscious of our body and its movement, and we are just aware of the rhythm. We are born along in a total body-mind experience which make us whole.
That is why I will advise my patients whether they are suffering from psychological stress, neurotic disorder or even psychotic disorder to embark on exercise.
Plagiarism and the Psychology of Fear
Many people scare to write because they may commit plagiarism. I think this is unfounded. Writing is the act of expanding ideas. It is pertinent when ideas, images, graphs are borrowed the original writer ought to be given due acknowledgement.
So long that he/she is acknowledged, quoting the work of another person is permissible. As author, I am proud if my works are being referred by others. It means that my works have reached certain level that require others to notice it (at least) and therefore received due recognition.
Plagiarism can be avoided by proper instruction and education about respecting original author's idea, giving due respect by quoting his words or works.
So readers…please quote my work.
Flood..Flood…Flood
Flood has been a normal phenomenon in the East Coast of Malaysia but lately the Northern and Southern part has been affected as well.
Let me just share one of my favorite pantun:-
Hujan tropika lebatnya menyapa,
Sudir kata bagaikan mutiara,
Kesan apa balanya apa?
Banjir berpindah dari Utara?
To my knowledge, no one has ever investigated the real reason behind this phenomena. DPM has announced that early warning system would be installed to alert people on the impending flood in their areas. This is good as prevention measure but it didn't settle the root of the problem. Shall we ask our learned meteorologist to help us out finding the answer?…..
Geopolitics are against Mubarak
In: My Ideas
I trust from Indonesia to the Middle Eastern countries, every Muslims asked would disagree to allow Mubarak, the most indispensable Washington ally in the middle eastern world, to cling to power. On the other hand, if Egypt is allowed to crumble, I'm afraid the country would turn into chaos and Egypt would forever be another Iraq.
It is like a tug-of-war between opponents on one hand and the regime, on the other hand. How long the demonstrators could last by hurling taunts and rock in exchange of artillery barrage of tear gas? Or it could be true that the demonstrators have no well-organized leader that lead to a soft kind of response from the army.
At the end of the day, it is the question of who could sustain enough endurance to sustain the power struggle: rakyat (masses) or regime.
True enough the poor masses need to feed themselves whereas Mubarak had been fed by Washington a total of $600 billion in US aid over the past three decades.
Of course, the money is not for him but most go to modernize the army in order to check on Iran, Hamas and other Islamic revolutionary groups which could spark uprising and cause trouble in that part of the world. America has to make sure that in the power equation, Israel has to be ahead of Mubarak's Egypt.
Perhaps, the final count is rakyat vs America. But geopolitically, the rakyat are people in the Muslim world.
Back to Safety Heaven….Well Done, Malaysia!
I am very proud of the action taken by the Malaysian government dealing with the plight of Malaysian students facing with adversities during the recent political turmoil in Egypt. Pyramid mission, as it is called, is the first mission of its kind to transfer back Malaysian citizens on a large scale to the safety heaven called home.
For weeks, students are living in terror, especially those living near Tahrir Square, a red-alert, 'war zone' area in the capital, Cairo. Students living in Alexandria, Tanta, Zigazig and Mansoura are pretty safe and well-taken care by their sponsors, MARA, Medic Mesir and Global Medic Network. Except for some isolated cases, services rendered are excellence.
The only problems, I sense, are the lack of food as a result of massive, instant inflation and communication breakdown due to Egyptian government cut off on internet, twitter, FB and mobile lines. These problems are, of course, beyond control.
It is not an easy task to coordinate such a huge deployment of citizen in such a short period of time. High level of coordination is needed especially with regard to managing food, accommodation, transportation, logistic, safety, students' surveillance, immigration and air space permission.
Students involved must learn on how to survive, coordinate emergency work, manage crisis and disaster. These knowledge will equip them with basic skills on how to become capable leaders in their respective area in the future.
Wisma Putra has to take steps in ensuring that Malaysian Embassies have the right number of staffs based on the number of Malaysian citizen living within their respective area of coverage. SOP on evacuation has to be updated regularly so that Malaysian Embassies are quick to act when the need arises.
We all realize by now that as Malaysia has becoming a developed country, there are many Malaysians live and work oversea. Therefore, Malaysia has to be as good as US and Japan in protecting it's own citizen.
(Malaysian students attending safety briefing which in fact, indirectly, part of crisis management class)
-Courtesy, Mr Mahmood, Global Medic Network.


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Sex charges rock Purpose Driven 'healthy church' — PDC discounts the fear of the Lord while encouraging pastors to become "masters" of their churches instead of servants.
On December 12, 2012 By Jeff FenskeIn Biblically Disqualified Leaders?, Doctrines of Demons?, Reverse-Christianity Responsible
From: WorldNetDaily
SEX CHARGES ROCK PURPOSE DRIVEN 'HEALTHY CHURCH'
Warren's model pastor accused of manipulating woman for 'perverted pleasures'
by DREW ZAHN
Pastor Dale Lee McFarland was an up-and-coming star in the "Purpose Driven Church" movement, having left his position as a Microsoft executive to launch a thriving megachurch in Arizona and travel the world with evangelical superstar Rick Warren to train others in the methods of "The Purpose Driven Life."
McFarland's congregation, Radiant Church in Surprise, Ariz., had even boasted of receiving the Church Health Award from Purpose Driven Ministries and had grown to be one of the largest Assemblies of God churches in the country.
But earlier this year, a couple in the church filed a lawsuit, Courthouse News reports, alleging McFarland told the wife to have sex with him with "God's approval" and divorce her husband. …
Warren, the founder and pastor of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, Calif., is also the author of "The Purpose Driven Life," claimed to be the best-selling nonfiction book in world history, next to the Bible. …
But Warren's critics have claimed his Purpose Driven ministry emphasizes only doing good, while dodging the kind of biblical repentance that is needed for a person – or a pastor – to have their life transformed by Christ. The Purpose Driven Church model, or PDC, discounts the fear of the Lord, Warren's critics say, while encouraging pastors to become "masters" of their churches instead of servants.
James Sundquist, author of "Who's Driving the Purpose Driven Church?" is one of the voices in a new video by producer Elliott Nesch called "Church of Tares," which asserts Warren has built his organizations upon secular business management philosophies rather than the foundation of Jesus Christ, resulting in "a great compromise of the Great Commission."
…there is an indirect connection in that Purpose Driven pastors are pastor as master and [are taught] psychotherapy and enforced covenants, [which can be] used to exploit a vulnerable member. McFarland's struggles are not unique to Purpose Driven churches, but PDC is a template for abuse."
"The fear of the Lord and the wrath of God and the total depravity of man are either not taught at all or are watered down in Warren's PDC programs, so that church growth formulas and seeker-sensitive people are not offended," Sundquist continued. "Now all of the right sermons on fear of the Lord and the wrath of God could be preached and adultery could still happen, but … if these things are not preached, how can we be surprised that these things happen in a church?"
[WordPOWER!] God's Nature: The Balance in Romans 11 — Both God's GOODNESS and His SEVERITY must be taught
Psalm 36: Is this America? No fear of God before her eyes?
"Blessed Subtractions" = Pastors 'Praying' People Out of Their Churches
Charlotte Iserbyt: More on What Really Happened to Education – Life in America Under Agenda 21 — RICK WARREN infiltrated every evangelical church and trained them for 'outcomes based,' 'purpose driven,' 'school to work.' — "C.S. Lewis said, 'when we give up on education and we move towards training, civilization dies.'"
[ audio ] Rick Warren: False Unity Deception — "The spirit that is behind the purpose-driven church is being fueled by the spirit of the world."
Who-Goes-To-Heaven Scriptures — Narrow is the Way | Who are the Children of God?
Andrew Strom: Today's "Unsaved" Church — Only those who CONTINUE in New Testament Christianity and who "overcome" will be saved
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Another sicko pastor!
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The false doctrine of eternal security produces sick 'Christians,' sick pastors and sick churches.
"Kevin Conner: Doctrine Determines the Health of the Church
http://onecanhappen.com/2010/09/09/kevin-conner-doctrine-determines-the-health-of-the-church
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