Rampion is working closely with Southern Water to remove their redundant twin outfall pipe, located in the vicinity of the wind farm's offshore export cables.
Through discussion with Southern Water, Rampion has agreed to remove the entire outfall, safely cap this off and then reinstate the beach. The removal of this outfall will help improve the local beach environment and will remove a disused structure.
These works are potentially dangerous to beachgoers and sea users who are urged to observe this safety notice.
This Notice is to alert all surfers, kite surfers, paddle boarders, canoeists, kayakers, sailors, jet skiers, speed boaters, shrimpers, swimmers, walkers and other beach and sea users of hazards associated with Rampion construction works both on and near the beach during May and June 2018.
Safety is our priority and with this work being on the beach and near to shore, all surfers, kite surfers, paddle boarders, canoeists, kayakers, sailors, jet skiers, speed boaters, shrimpers, swimmers, walkers and others are advised to stay clear and not enter the Advisory Exclusion Area for the duration of the works.
The location of the outfall is from Lancing Beach to approximately 400 metres (m) offshore. The southern end of the structure is below Mean High Water level and only visible during low spring tide periods.
The works will involve removal of two redundant outfall pipes, including their concrete pile supports and cross beams, and around 100 older wooden pile supports. Any loose sections that have fallen away from the structure will be removed, and any concrete piling that snaps during removal will be cleared to a minimum sub bed depth of 2m. Holes created by extraction of the piles will be backfilled during works and as pile removals proceed.
The outfall pipe will also be capped and sealed 2m beneath the beach gradient level and the beach will then be reinstated to its original level.
Offshore: The Stour will support a long arm excavator to lift the outfall pipes and concrete supports.
Onshore: There will be a cordoned off beach compound for machinery and some of the recovered elements. This will be staffed 24/7 by a security guard. A separate turning area at the top of the beach will be put in place to allow vehicles to enter and leave site without impacting the local road network and establishing an access between the compound and turning area.
Traffic: The aim is to reduce and control the volume of traffic. All major movements to and from site for heavy plant and materials will be restricted to off-peak hours in the evening. There will be no parking or loading / unloading of vehicles on the public highway. The main route to the site for construction vehicles will be from the A27, southwest down the A2025 onto the A259. The route from the site will be on the A259 heading west to the A24 to avoid the need for HGVs to cross the A259.
There will be no vehicles using residential roads. The workforce will park at the Rampion Brooklands site and walk across the road.
Noise: All engines will be in line with noise regulations and will be switched off when not in use. This includes generators and plant machinery.
Anchors or anchor wires / chains.
Cross the line of the outfall pipes where the work will be conducted and where machinery will be moving.
There will be marshalls present supplied who will direct the public up the beach and behind the compound area. If it is safe to do so they will be accompanied across line of the outfall once that section has been removed.
The Rampion team is grateful for the cooperation of all sea users and beachgoers.


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Hot Dollop "Self-Titled LP" shirt
Three answers to three questions will go a long way to get to the bottom of Hot Dollop, the band. Thankfully, Dollop frontman Billy Beau Richardson is glad to clear the air.
#1: What is a dollop? "Well, accordin' to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, it's an indefinite, and possibly large, amount of of somethin' liquid. Like gravy on yer biscuits or sour cream on a taco."
#2: Why the name Hot Dollop? "Our original name was 'Collard Blues', like a twist on Collard Blues - get it? It was dumber than a Lousiana stump in a swamp, but we couldn't come up with anything else. But the day after one of early shows we read the review in the local paper and it said, 'a big ol' dollop of hot, greasy blues rock.' We had our name right then n' there."
#3: What's with the ladle on the cover of your debut album? "The first show after we started playin' under our new name, one of our biggest fans brought an actual ladle and stood right up front wavin' the dang thing around. I forgot my slide backstage so I couldn't do my normal solos. She threw the ladle up to me and tarnation if I didn't play the best geetar of my life that night. Never forgot her - she's now my wife - or that ladle when it came time for the record cover!"

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This is my first wallpaper after long break. it's also my first try to make "nature" wallpaper, but i added some abstractFX, so it is perhaps "lame".
Very good wallpaper here. The character is cute as well. I like the way you made reflection of moon in the water. I'm not used to cold country so I'll enjoy just watching. Thanks.


Well for me I've been doing it since I was 8, I've been playing piano and writing songs, and doing that. I don't know if you guys are musicians but you kind of know when you start that it's like the only thing that you ever really want to do, at least something that pertains to it. I haven't really changed my career choice since I was like 8, so that's pretty much all I've ever wanted to do.
I always wanted to be a fighter pilot. I was going to be a fighter pilot/musician when I was a little kid and I thought about law school and things like that but music just always held my heart.
Well for me, ever since I picked up the guitar, I didn't see a point in learning other songs. The first time I learned chords I started writing. Just picking it (guitar) up playing notes, I just played and wrote. I still to this day, I mean I pick them up by ear, I don't know a lot of cover songs. It's just not what I wanted to do, I didn't see any point in it. I felt like I'm not going to be able to play it as good as them so I'm going to write my own stuff. That's always what I wanted to do.
I can't necessarily pinpoint one that's changed my life. I mostly like fiction. I love "Tom Sawyer� and "The Great Gatsby� just classics like that. I loved growing up as a kid reading those things.
Well I actually wasn't in the band during the first shows. I joined the band about a year and half or two years ago now.
That's on thing that I've always loved about Andrew's songs, it's not constructed to make it sound like it wants to rhyme, it just flows and it's just really about what he's talking about. It's the best part.


Welcome back for another day of adventure! Today we will be adding a scoring mechanism as well as keeping track of lives. If you don't remember our last adventure (Adventures in TypeScript 04), we implemented the bricks that the ball smashes.
Since we added bricks, we should give the player a purpose to smash them. Let's add a point system and output the score in a nice little hud. While we are at it, we should also take in account for when the ball resets because the paddle missed it. We are also going to implement lives into the hud. For starters, we are not going to use the iEntity interface we created back in the 2nd adventure. Since the two new objects we are wanting to create are for the hud, they will only need a position and a draw function. So let's create a new interface for our huds to implement!
Now with this nice little interface, let's start with the scoring mechanism. We will need to keep track of how many points the player has racked up, as well as having a function to add points to the total. Let's start off by creating the basic cScore class that implements our new interface.
As you can see, we are going to add a new function that is called addPoints, and it just adds the points it gets to the totalPoints. For the draw function, we are going to just draw out the string "Score: " along with the total points.
// draw a the score!
Now that we have a nice scoring mechanism, we should declare a variable to house an instance of it, as well as draw it in the main gameLoop.
Now if you compile, you should see "Score: 0" at the top left of the canvas. But what's this? If the ball smashes some bricks the score doesn't go up? That's no fun. We should probably give the bricks some point values, and increase the players score when they are destroyed. First off, lets add a new property to the cBrick class that holds the points the brick is worth. Add it to the constructor, and in the update function, we are going to add points to the score when they ball hits the brick. The cBrick class should now look similar to this.
Since we changed the brick's constructor, we need to change the loadBricks function. For each of the bricks, we can give them a value of 10 for points. If you add the points to when we create the bricks, and then compile and run the game, you should see the points start rolling up when you take out those pesky bricks.
Now to give the player some sort of risk for the rewards. We will be creating a new lives class that is based of the iHud interface that we created above. We want to keep track of lives, and if the lives reach below zero, we want to end the game or reset it. Let's start off by creating the basic live class that implements iHud.
The cLives class will have a counter for totalLives the player has. We will also have functions to add and remove lives. For the draw function, let's create smaller balls to represent a life.
Let's delcare a variable to house a new instance of the cLives class and update the gameLoop function to draw our lives.
Now we need to create the function to reset the game. In the removeLives function of cLives, we are checking to see if totalLives is < 0, and if so, we are going to call a function called resetGame(). Inside this function, we want to reset the lives, score, bricks and ball to their initial settings.
First off, we are clearing out the entity_array, and then resetting the paddle, ball, score, and lives. Wait a minute, we don't have reset functions for each of those classes. That looks like something that can be added to our interfaces. Let's go ahead and add a reset function for both of our interface classes.
So when the ball resets, it will go back to a position and then continue on. We don't want that any more. We want it to hover over the paddle and start moving when the player is ready. To do this, we need to add a new property to the cBall class called status, and then check if it is true or not to move the ball around. While we are in the cBall class, let's fill out the reset function.
That takes care of the ball, now we want to reset the paddle. Resetting the paddle is really simple. We are just going to place it back to the center of the canvas.
Bricks will need a reset function, because it implements the iEntity. As of right now, we don't really need to worry about resetting the bricks. So we will just put an empty reset function inside the cBrick class.
In the cLives and cScore classes, we will just zero out the score and reset the lives back to 3. Fairly simple.
Now if you compile and run, you should see the ball hover over the paddle. How do we start the game now? Well, we need to add a new check on the keyDownHandler. We need to see if the user is pressing the space bar. If so, check to see if the ball is inactive, and if so, we activate it.
If you compile and run now, you have something that is getting close to a real game! The score goes up, if you let the ball drop to far you lose a life, and if you run out, it resets the whole game back to square one. Here is what the game.ts should look like so far.
On the next tutorial, we will be refactoring how we handle the brick map, and allow the game to have multiple levels as well as adding new types of bricks.


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A popular gift store in Abuja crawling with men for Valentine's day..
According to an IG user/store attendant who shared the video, she claimed Men have been trooping the store since yesterday and early this morning for gifts.
This is coming after a young man in Anambra state decided to present a surprise gift to his girl friend to celebrate Valentine day.
In a photo circulating on social media, the guy is seen standing before the girl whose eyes are covered with clothes with a bunch of plantain.


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Meeting raises fears for 'like-for-like' HS2 compensation deals in Doncaster
Residents fear they could lose out under HS2 compensation plans, following the first of a new type of consultation meeting in Mexborough.
Friday, 27 October, 2017, 18:04
HS2 campaign
Residents and local political leaders met with officials from HS2 and the Department for Transport at the new HS2 Mexborough Advisory Forum, at Mexborough Business Centre - but is has sparked fears that home owners will not given a like-for like home if they have to move due to the high speed rail route.
Coun Andy Pickering, who represents Mexborough on Doncaster Council, said residents wanted to have like-for-like homes, so, for instance, a three bedroom house with a garage would be replaced with another three bedroom house with a garage elsewhere.
But he and residents at the meeting says they were told there was no guarantee of any such deal. However the Government says it is committed to helping Shimmer estate homeowners secure a comparable local home
Coun Pickering said: "We've been labouring under the idea that like-for-like is on the table, but it seems that it may not be, and that was the elephant that walked into the room at the meeting.
"I think they need to get their act together and have a serious look at what compensation packages will be on offer, or residents will be losing life-changing amounts of money."
One resident, who asked not to be named, said it would 'leave us stuffed' if the Government stuck to valuations which had been put forward previously which were lower than what many people had paid for properties on the Shimmer estate, where a number of homes would have to be demolished under the planned route for the line.
A DfT spokesperson said: "The Government remains committed to helping Shimmer Estate homeowners who need support to secure a local comparable home, and ensure they are not financially worse off. Options to deliver this are at an early stage, and the Forum held earlier this week was an important step forward.
"We will be working with home owners on the estate in coming weeks to establish their future housing needs."
The new forum meetings were brought in by ministers to try to help improve the relationship between HS2 bosses at Doncaster residents.
The meetings were set up after rail minister, Paul Maynard, visited Mexborough last month, and spoke to residents who raised concerns over the amount of information they were getting on the plans.


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Q: Is it possible to overload a function without specifying signature? Below is an overloaded function I have.
Would it be possible to achieve the same (or better) result without specifying every signature?
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.CreateProject) : Promise<ServerResponse.CreateProject>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.GetArcs) : Promise<ServerResponse.GetArcs>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.OpenProject) : Promise<ServerResponse.OpenProject>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.SetAllMain) : Promise<ServerResponse.SetAllMain>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.GetArcId) : Promise<ServerResponse.GetArcId>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.GetActiveProject) : Promise<ServerResponse.GetActiveProject>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcIsConnected) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcIsConnected>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcSetMain) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcSetMain>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcCalibrate) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcCalibrate>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcEnable5V) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcEnable5V>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcEnableChannel) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcEnableChannel>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcEnableExpPort) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcEnableExpPort>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcEnableUart) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcEnableUart>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetAdcResistor) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetAdcResistor>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetExpVoltage) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetExpVoltage>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetGpi) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetGpi>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetMainVoltage) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetMainVoltage>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetMaxCurrent) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetMaxCurrent>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetRange) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetRange>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetRx) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetRx>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetSupplyUsedCapacity) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetSupplyUsedCapacity>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetSupplySocTracking) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetSupplySocTracking>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetSupply) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetSupply>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetSupplies) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetSupplies>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetUartBaudrate) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetUartBaudrate>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetValue) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetValue>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcGetVersion) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcGetVersion>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcSetAdcResistor) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcSetAdcResistor>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcSetExpVoltage) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcSetExpVoltage>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcSetGpo) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcSetGpo>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcSetMainVoltage) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcSetMainVoltage>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcSetMaxCurrent) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcSetMaxCurrent>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcSetRange) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcSetRange>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcSetSupplyUsed) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcSetSupplyUsed>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcSetSupplySocTracking) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcSetSupplySocTracking>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcSetSupply) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcSetSupply>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcSetTx) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcSetTx>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcSetUartBaudrate) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcSetUartBaudrate>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ArcWriteTx) : Promise<ServerResponse.ArcWriteTx>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ProjectClose) : Promise<ServerResponse.ProjectClose>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ProjectCropData) : Promise<ServerResponse.ProjectCropData>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ProjectGetLastRecording) : Promise<ServerResponse.ProjectGetLastRecording>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ProjectGetRecordings) : Promise<ServerResponse.ProjectGetRecordings>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ProjectSave) : Promise<ServerResponse.ProjectSave>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ProjectStartRecording) : Promise<ServerResponse.ProjectStartRecording>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.ProjectStopRecording) : Promise<ServerResponse.ProjectStopRecording>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.RecordingDelete) : Promise<ServerResponse.RecordingDelete>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.RecordingIsRunning) : Promise<ServerResponse.RecordingIsRunning>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.RecordingRename) : Promise<ServerResponse.RecordingRename>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.RecordingDownsampleChannel) : Promise<ServerResponse.RecordingDownsampleChannel>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.RecordingGetChannelDataCount) : Promise<ServerResponse.RecordingGetChannelDataCount>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.RecordingGetChannelDataIndex) : Promise<ServerResponse.RecordingGetChannelDataIndex>
export function request(this: Client, body: RequestBody.RecordingGetChannelData) : Promise<ServerResponse.RecordingGetChannelData>
export function request<T extends RequestBody.IRequestBody>(this: Client, body: T) : Promise<ServerResponse.Generic> {
    ...
}

A: Assuming RequestBody and ServerResponse interfaces have the same keys, you can do this:
export function request<T extends keyof RequestBody>
    (this: Client, body: RequestBody[T]): Promise<ServerResponse[T]> {
    ...
}

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Beneath the Brooklyn Heights bistro Chez Moi, sits this much-less-quaint, Marie Antoinette–inspired speakeasy designed after the her private chambers at the Château de Versailles. While the service (20 minutes to get a drink) is far from the royal treatment, Le Boudoir makes up for those faux pas with historical thrills, channeling its audacious queen with silver-plated chalices, neoclassical paintings and even a doorknob lifted from Marie's actual bedroom.
Created by Franky Marshall (the Dead Rabbit), cocktails err on the side of excessive, but what else would you expect? Too-rich sips include the Dauphin, which has an almond- and coconut-milk base shot with absinthe and chili liqueur. It's liquid dessert, served chilled and wedged inside a bowl of ice the pebbled cubes of which have a nasty habit of flying everywhere. A refreshing reprieve comes courtesy the Jardin Royale, which softens blanco tequila, La Quintinye extra dry vermouth and pamplemousse liqueur with lavender soda.
Lavished in plush red-velvet banquettes, gilded mirrors and castle-like sconces, the opulent parlor feels authentic. In fact, if Marie herself were a boozehound (we already know she was nuts about cake), it's easy to imagine her opulent ghost haunting the bar's bathroom, a duplicate of her private powder room—hopefully, with her head still attached.
I love this place. It's amazing! My favorite place in the neighborhood!


Whether you are looking for comfort to help relieve symptoms for back pain, digestive or respiratory issues, post-surgery comfort or simply some R&R, our BackMax provides support and comfort, no matter what your pain point is. Featuring the "zero-gravity" elevated sleep position, the BackMax provides you with comfort and support throughout the night. The 3 piece wedge system provides full body support while it is zippered together, or apart for targeted support where you need it the most.
MULTI-FUNCTIONAL FULL BODY SUPPORT - PERFECT FOR ELEVATION, RECOVERY FROM SURGERY & FINDING A COMFORTABLE SLEEPING POSITION!
The Contour BackMax Body Wedge System has been allowing customers to enjoy total body comfort and support since it was first introduced on TV in early 2000's. The BackMax is a 3 piece foam wedge pillow set which provides total body support. The multi-functional sleep system also allows you to detach the wedge pieces by unzipping them, which allows you to use each piece individually. By using the pieces together or apart, the BackMax foam wedge system allows you to arrange the wedges for different support positions. So whether you are looking for full body support while sleeping on your back, or elevating your torso or knees for comfortable relaxation, the BackMax Body Wedge System does it all.
· MULTI-POSITIONAL SUPPORT – The BackMax foam wedge system features a unique zipper design that allows your cushions to be used together or apart to provide configurable support and comfort for your entire body – including upper body, legs & feet.
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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EACH BACKMAX?
Our BackMax bed wedge system is offered in two different sizes, 20" or 28" widths. Both are exactly the same aside from the width of the cushions. However, even petite framed customers prefer the larger size BackMax as there is more room for their arms to rest comfortably on the side of their bodies versus the standard (20") width.
HOW FIRM ARE THE WEDGE PILLOWS THEMSELVES?
We have managed to merge the best of both worlds for total comfort and support. The wedges themselves are constructed with a support foam which helps provide proper support that your body needs. However, we wrapped each piece in a 1 inch thick layer of plush memory foam to provide a more comfortable sleeping surface.


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Hypnosis Glossary of Terms - A
Abreaction
A physical movement or an emotional outburst as a reaction to a suggestion, while in the state of hypnosis. Some hypnotic abreactions are spontaneous and others are created by the hypnotist. Hypnotic abreaction can be used to acquire greater depth, cause revivification, or remove repressed emotions.
Positive suggestions given though hypnosis and in Mental Bank ideomotor exercises in order to reprogram one's life script.
Age Regression
The state in which the subject relives past events of his life while in the hypnotic state. If the subject reacts as he did when he was at that younger age, but views the subject matter with his present maturity, it is called behavioral regression; if he feels that he is actually at the younger age, it is called revivification regression.
Slow brainwave activity state of hypnosis (resting but awake). Also known as hypnoidal. Alpha is slower (deeper) than Beta, the awake state, and faster than Theta, a deep hypnotic state.
Loss of memory. The amnesia which frequently occurs in hypnosis may be either spontaneous or induced by suggestion.
A specific stimulus such as a word, image or touch that through the rule of association evokes a particular mental, emotional, and/or physiological state.
Arm Raising/Primary Induction
The Arm Raising Induction is known as the primary induction because it is used only in the first session to create the association of hypnotic depth and establish the expectation of a successful therapy. The therapist is able to use misdirection as well as inferred and literal suggestions in order to affect either the Emotionally or Physically Suggestible client. Through these suggestions, the therapist influences the client's subconscious, causing the arm, from the fingertips to the elbow, to lift up off the table, with the hand eventually making contact with the face. At this point it is stated that they have reached the peak of their suggestibility and a challenge can be given with respect to the client's hand sticking to their face. Deepening techniques would follow.
A sub-modality of NLP; a picture or visual image where you see the world out of your own eyes. Contrast with the disassociated state where you visually observe your body from outside the view of your eyes.
Also known as Pavlovian conditioning. A process by which a subject comes to respond in a desired manner to a previously neutral stimulus that has been repeatedly presented along with a stimulus that elicits the desired response. Most common Kappasinian association is conditioning the words "deep sleep" with the hypnotic state.
Relating to hearing or sound. One of the three major representational systems of encoding information, alongside visual and kinesthetic.
Auto Dual Induction
An induction primarily given to Intellectual Suggestibles, where the client believes they are hypnotizing themselves. While feeling the pulse in their own outstretched arm, the client repeats what the Hypnotherapist says, leading to a count from five to zero and Deep Sleep.
A form of psychological treatment in which the patient is exposed to a stimulus while simultaneously being subjected to some form of discomfort.


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    var SECTION_NAME          = "plugins";
    var CONFIGURE_EVENT       = "cp:plugins:set";
    var CONFIGURE_MANY_EVENT  = "cp:plugins:setMany";

    angular
        .module("BrowserSync")
        .controller("PluginsController", [
            "options",
            "Socket",
            "pagesConfig",
            PluginsPageController
        ]);

    /**
     * @param options
     * @param Socket
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        var ctrl = this;
        ctrl.options = options;
        ctrl.section = pagesConfig[SECTION_NAME];

        /**
         * Don't show this UI as user plugin
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            return item.name !== "UI";
        });

        /**
         * @type {{loading: boolean}}
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        ctrl.ui = {
            loading: false,
            plugins: filtered
        };

        /**
         * Set the state of many options
         * @param value
         */
        ctrl.setMany = function (value) {
            Socket.emit(CONFIGURE_MANY_EVENT, value);
            ctrl.ui.plugins = ctrl.ui.plugins.map(function (item) {
                item.active = value;
                return item;
            });
        };
    }

    angular
        .module("BrowserSync")
        .directive("pluginList", function () {
            return {
                restrict: "E",
                scope: {
                    options: "=",
                    plugins: "="
                },
                templateUrl: "plugins.directive.html",
                controller: ["$scope", "Socket", pluginsDirective]
            };
        });

    /**
     * @param $scope
     * @param Socket
     */
    function pluginsDirective($scope, Socket) {

        /**
         * Toggle a plugin
         */
        $scope.togglePlugin = function (plugin) {
            Socket.emit(CONFIGURE_EVENT, plugin);
        };
    }

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Interview with Michael Winslow from 'Police Academy', 'Spaceballs' & More
OldSchool80s March 15, 2019
(This interview was originally published November 2, 2011 on the now-retired Kickin' it Old School blog. It is one installment in an incredible series of interviews we are republishing on Rediscover the '80s for posterity and your enjoyment. These are more than just interviews in a way; they are more like '80s timelines or oral histories on their respective subject matters. Please keep in mind the original date because some content could be specific to the time of the interview, though the majority should be timeless and totally rad.)
When the opportunity presents itself to ask a few questions to someone who contributed to the awesomeness of the '80s, I will continue to share those answers with you right here. Again, lucky for me (and hopefully you), I do get to share a little more awesomeness with you.
This time that awesomeness is Michael Winslow. He is the "Man of 10,000 Sound Effects" and '80s fans should remember him well from the Police Academy movies among other roles. He has the amazing and uncanny ability to recreate countless sound effects with his mouth. This unique talent has landed him many movie roles and commercial spots as well as supported his work as a stand-up comedian, host and motivational speaker. You will find out a little more about his background, his memorable film roles and more as we get on to some selections from my interview with Michael Winslow...
Q: At what age did your extraordinary sound effects talent begin to develop? How much, if any, came naturally?
Michael: From birth...I have pitch perfect hearing according to the Guinness Book of World Records.
Q: At what point did you realize that this could help become a career?
Michael: I have always wanted to be an actor and make noises. I took drama classes in high school then fled to L.A. I was mobile homeless until I went on The Gong Show and won $516.32, got a job at the American Beverage Company, got a car, some roommates with the same desire and never stopped.....
Q: Who or what inspired you when you were just getting started?
Michael: I lived on an Air Force base and had a regimented childhood. Life taught me that I wanted to do something different.
Winslow has also said, "Growing up on an Air Force base made it difficult to have friends, so I created imaginary friends, dogs, cats, trucks, anything that would keep me occupied for the moment."
Q: Please tell us about the role that Count Basie played in getting you your big break getting cast in Police Academy as a result?
Michael: The producer Paul Maslansky and director Hugh Wilson were there to see Count Basie and picked me up, gave me creative freedom, named me "Larvell Jones" and it was on....
Winslow was the opening act for two shows for Count Basie and his orchestra at the Long Beach Theater in the Spring of 1983. Maslansky and Wilson, who would be the producer and director respectively of Police Academy, just happened to be in attendance for one of them and were very impressed with Winslow. In another interview, Winslow recounted meeting with Maslansky and Wilson after that show: "We got a chance to sit with Count Basie in the same room, one of the things he said was 'you guys take real good care of this young man, make sure that they see him and they enjoy what they see him do'." That's quite an endorsement!
Q: What were your expectations heading into the first Police Academy? Were you nervous at all? Did you ever expect that it would go on to have one sequel, let alone six sequels?
Michael: There were no expectations. No one thought it would make it, but here we are. I just did my best as I do now. Every show is nerve racking!
Police Academy was released in theaters in March of 1984. The R-rated comedy was a surprising worldwide commercial success and ended up as the sixth highest grossing film of 1984 in the U.S. The original featured an ensemble cast of mostly relative unknowns including Steve Guttenberg, Kim Cattrall, Bubba Smith, Marion Ramsey, David Graf, Leslie Easterbrook, George Gaynes and G.W. Bailey, but it was Michael Winslow as "Larvell Jones" which grabbed my attention and made me laugh the most. Here is a montage including the scene from Police Academy where we are introduced to "Jones" as well as some of his other finer moments from the original and sequels...
Q: The Police Academy cast included some real characters. First, please tell us a little about Steve Guttenberg and working with him. How about the rest of the cast? Did you become close as a cast during filming the first one? Other than obviously making a sequel every year, did you continue to stay in touch after and even today?
Michael: Steve is my friend and awesome to work with. We are all still friends. We miss Bubba Smith ["Hightower"]....and David Graf ["Tackleberry"] who are now policing Heaven!! We are close and look forward to working together again.
Q: I personally find humor in all of the sequels, but they have received mixed reactions especially by the fourth, fifth, sixth. You have appeared in all of them, but some others did not return for all of them. Did you ever consider walking away from the "Jones" character?
Michael: Never will I walk away from my alter ego!!
There have been six film sequels released: Their First Assignment (1985), Back In Training (1986), Citizens On Patrol (1987), Assignment Miami Beach (1988), City Under Siege (1989) and Mission To Moscow (1994). In addition, there was an animated television series which ran for 64 episodes in 1988 and a live-action television series which lasted 26 episodes in 1997-98. Michael Winslow is the only cast member to star in all of these projects.
Overall, the Police Academy franchise has been very successful grossing about $250 million in U.S. theaters alone and that does not include video rental/sales and worldwide gross. The original and first three sequels performed admirably at the box office, but none ever received much critical praise. The popularity continued to decrease and the franchise took a well-deserved break at the end of the '80s. It attempted a comeback with a 1994 sequel and the 1997 television series, but neither proved to resurrect the franchise at that time. Now, it's nearly two decades since the last sequel and maybe the time is now to return to the academy again.
Q: You did voice work in 1984's Gremlins. I have seen conflicting information of which voices you did. Did you do the voice of "Stripe"? How did the opportunity come to you?
Michael: I am the voice of "Stripe" the ugly Gremlin leader. I got the job because I auditioned for a voiceover part.
Gremlins was directed by Joe Dante, written by Chris Columbus and produced by Steven Spielberg. It was released in theaters in June of 1984 (the same day as Ghostbusters) and was a huge commercial success ending up as the fourth highest grossing film of 1984 in the U.S. It has to be one of the scariest PG movies of all time and some of that is due to Winslow's "Stripe" voice. In fact, along with Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, it helped influence the MPAA to create the PG-13 rating which went into effect in August of that year. Here is a scene from the end of Gremlins featuring the evil "Stripe"; he's the one with the white mohawk and Winslow's scary voice...
Again, in another interview, Winslow discussed it further:
"One of the things about working on Gremlins, you learn the value of a great story. And just to be a part of it, even a little bit of it. And I know a lot of folks who told me that when they were kids, and when they saw Gremlins, they had to look under their beds. I didn't mean for it to be like that. But you know what was scary for me? Spaceballs. Mel Brooks is Mel Brooks. You better be ready."
Q: Speaking of Spaceballs, what can you tell us about Mel Brooks and your experience as the "Radar Technician" in 1987's Spaceballs?
Michael: I love Mel Brooks and loved the opportunity to be in Spaceballs. I wish there was a Spaceballs 2! He is Awesome. The set and experience was indescribable fun.
Spaceballs is a comedy parody of the Star Wars trilogy directed, produced and co-written by the legendary Mel Brooks. It was released in theaters in June of 1987 to moderate success, though it has gone on to become a cult classic and one of Brooks' most popular films. Winslow is featured as a "Radar Technician" in a small role that utilizes his incredible sound effects ability (bleeps, sweeps, creeps). The following scene includes Winslow's hilarious appearance in Spaceballs (he comes in at about the 1:00 mark)...
Q: Some '80s stars "run away" from the '80s and some embrace the success and fans from that decade. (If at all) How do you personally deal with and keep the '80s alive and in perspective?
Michael: I love the '80s and everything about it!
Q: What is your favorite sound effect that you do? Which one gets the biggest reaction when you do it?
Michael: It is difficult to say, that is like asking which child is your favorite. Musical instruments get the biggest reactions....Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin.
Here is a recent video of Winslow performing Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love" (originally from 1969) on a Norwegian talk show. It starts a little slow, but then goes to another level. I can't believe he is doing that all with his mouth including the distortion. Who needs an electric guitar? Unreal...
He is still out there amazing the world with his talents. In addition to the occasional film and television appearance, Michael Winslow is out performing literally all over the world with his unique comedy show. Pure genius and certainly worth seeing if he makes a stop in your town.
I am grateful that Michael took some time to answer my questions so I could share them with you here. Special thanks go to his wife, Sharon, who helped coordinate the effort. Please be sure to visit his official website at MichaelWinslow.org or his Facebook page to stay up to date with everything he is doing now including his tour schedule and more.
I want to take this opportunity to again thank Michael Winslow for his incredible contributions to '80s pop culture especially through his Police Academy character and, even more, for going back to the '80s with us here for a little while as well.
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LENEXA, Kan. - U.S. Central Credit Union President/CEO Dan Kampen traveled to Ukraine recently to help raise money to aid needy children there. "The needs in this part of the world are so great, and the impact our group had over there was so huge," said Kampen. "I know our...
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August 20, 2018 08:26 ET | Source: Lucky Minerals Inc.
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Lucky Minerals Inc. (TSXV: LJ) (the "Company") has today entered into an agreement with Clarus Securities Inc. (the "Underwriter"), pursuant to which Clarus Securities has agreed to purchase, on a bought deal basis for resale an aggregate of 2,500 Convertible Debenture Units (the "Debenture Units") of Lucky Minerals Inc. (the "Company"). Each Debenture Unit consists of (i) $1,000 principal amount of 12% three year convertible unsecured unsubordinated debentures (the "Convertible Debentures") convertible at a price of $0.15 per Common Share (the "Conversion Price"); and (ii) 2,500 common share purchase warrants (the "Debenture Warrants" and, together with the Convertible Debentures, the "Securities") of the Company. Each Debenture Warrant entitles the holder thereof to purchase one common share in the capital of the Company at an exercise price of $0.22 for a period of 24 months following the Closing Date.
The Company has also granted the Underwriter an option (the "Over-allotment Option") to purchase an additional 375 Debenture Units, exercisable in whole or in part, for a period of 30 days from and including the Closing Date to cover over-allotments, if any, and for market stabilization purposes. The Underwriter shall be under no obligation whatsoever to exercise the Over-allotment Option, in whole or in part. The aggregate gross proceeds of the Offering if the Over-allotment Option is exercised in full shall be $2,875,000.
The Debenture Units will be offered in each of the provinces and territories of Canada other than the Province of Quebec by short form prospectus and in such other jurisdictions, including the United States and in those jurisdictions outside of Canada and the United States which are agreed to by the Company and the Underwriters, where the Debenture Units can be issued on a private placement basis, exempt from any prospectus, registration or other similar requirements.
The Offering is expected to close on or about September 11, 2018 (the "Closing Date") and is subject to certain conditions including, but not limited to, the receipt of all necessary approvals including the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange.
Concurrently with the Offering, the Company intends to complete a non-brokered private placement of gross proceeds of up to $750,000 (the "Private Placement") by the issuance of up to 5,000,000 units of the Company (each a "Unit") at a price of $0.15 per Unit. Each Unit consists of one (1) common share in the share capital of the Company and one half (1/2) of a common share purchase warrant of the Company (the "Warrants"). Each whole Warrant entitles the holder thereof to purchase one common share in the capital of the Company at an exercise price of $0.22 for a period of 24 months following the closing date of the Private Placement. Closing of the Private Placement is subject to certain conditions including, but not limited to, the receipt of all necessary approvals including the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange. Securities to be issued pursuant to the Private Placement will be subject to a statutory hold period of four months and a day from the date of issuance.
The Company intends to use the net proceeds from the Offering and the Private Placement for working capital and general corporate purposes.
In connection with the Offering, PowerOne Capital Markets Limited has been appointed as a special advisor to the Company.
This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any of the securities of Lucky Minerals Inc. in the United States, nor shall there be any sale of the securities in any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful. The securities offered have not been and will not be registered under the U.S. Securities Act or any U.S. state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to, or for the account or benefit of, U.S. Persons unless registered under the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws or unless an exemption from such registration is available.
Lucky Minerals is a venture stage exploration company that is targeting a large-scale porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum system in southern Montana that could potentially host significant gold deposit. The company is focused on its Emigrant Creek Project, which covers a 15 square kilometer area (6 square miles) located in the core of the mineralized and intensely altered Emigrant Mining District. To date, ten highly mineralized breccia-pipes and two porphyry targets exist within the company's property boundary. These targets have been variously explored by drilling, induced polarization geophysical surveys, rock chip sampling and geologic & alteration mapping. The company's properties are comprised of nine patented claims and eight unpatented claims, with an additional 117 claims staked, covering a total area of approximately 1,035 hectares (2,560 acres). Lucky Minerals resumed exploration in July, 2017 and has slated numerous activities to commence over the summer and into the fall, including further diamond drilling, geophysical work, geological mapping and ongoing sampling.
Furthermore, the Company has entered into a definitive agreement with Monterra Resources S.A. a private company from Panama for the acquisition of all of the issued and outstanding shares of Goldmindex S.A, a private Ecuadorian company that holds rights to the twelve mining claims comprising the Fortuna Property. The Company has received conditional approval from the TSX Venture Exchange on the contemplated acquisition on July 6, 2018 and the Company is currently in the process of fulfilling the remaining conditions required by the TSX Venture Exchange to obtain final approval on the contemplated acquisition. Additional information relating to the Company is also available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of applicable securities laws, including statements regarding the Offering. Words such as "expects", "anticipates" and "intends" or similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are based on Lucky Minerals's current projections and expectations about future events and other factors management believes are appropriate. Although Lucky Minerals believes that the assumptions underlying these forward-looking statements are reasonable, they may prove to be incorrect, and readers cannot be assured that the Offering and the closing thereof will be consistent with these forward-looking statements. Actual results could differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of numerous factors, including certain risk factors, many of which are beyond Lucky Minerals's control. Additional risks and uncertainties regarding Lucky Minerals are described in its publicly-available disclosure documents, filed by Lucky Minerals on SEDAR (www.sedar.com) except as updated herein. The forward-looking statements contained in this news release represent Lucky Minerals' expectations as of the date of this news release, or as of the date they are otherwise stated to be made, and subsequent events may cause these expectations to change. Lucky Minerals undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as may be required by law.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange (the "Exchange") nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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Will Simone Biles Return For The 2024 Olympics? 'I Might Push It A Little Bit More,' Teases The Gymnast
At the Tokyo Olympics, Simone Biles shocked the world when she pulled out of the majority of gymnastics categories to focus on her mental health. She then bounced back and wound up participating in the individual balance beam competition, in which she took home the bronze medal.
The star, 25, admitted "last year was a crazy year," but she has no regrets — in fact, she may not even be ready to retire just yet!
"I think pushing mental health to the forefront was a huge thing. I honestly didn't realize in that moment the impact that it would have," she explained to USA Today. "A couple months later, I have acknowledged everything that has happened. But it still blows my mind to know that it wasn't spoken about before as much as it is now, and we're not open about it and people don't perceive it the same way as an injury. So I'm happy that we had that conversation and we can now talk about it."
"Besides online, I've actually had a lot of people in person tell me how much I've done. And they thank me for my efforts because before that, they only ever said, 'Congratulations and thank you for gymnastics,'" recalled the Athleta ambassador. "But now with mental health being a huge topic that we talk about basically on the daily now, they're always telling me, 'Thank you so much. You've done so much for me and my family, my friends. Now I'm going to go get help.' So it really does mean a lot to me that a lot of people are now trying to get the help that they not only deserve but that they need."
Needless to say, the star has left her mark on the Olympics — she's currently the most-decorated gymnast of all-time — but that doesn't mean she's ready to say goodbye to the sport.
"Technically, if you would ask anybody in the U.S. that looks at an American gymnast, I'm probably already aged out, but I really feel like leading up to Tokyo, I was hitting my prime," explained Biles. "Truly, I thought in 2016, at 19 years old, I had peaked. And whenever I came back to the sport, I was like, there's no way I'm going to get even better than I was because somebody told me that was the best I was going to get."
"You just have to push out those negative views and just keep pushing. I want to see how much I'm capable of, how talented I can be," noted the Texas native. "And that's why I came back, just to not have any regrets if I look back in 10 years. So now I can really say I have no regrets, but maybe I might push it a little bit more to see."


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End the 'neglect' of older people's mental health: charity urges people to have their say on government plans
New research shines a light on low expectations of mental health services in people over 55
Concerns over barriers that could mean a fifth of older people miss out on support
Findings come as latest NHS Digital figures confirm low referral rate to talking therapies
Independent Age is calling on older people to feed in their views to government consultation to ensure barriers to seeking support are removed
Expectations of long waiting lists and inadequate support could be preventing older people from accessing mental health services, according to new research from Independent Age.
The national charity surveyed more than 3,000 adults in England of all ages1 and found that in people over 55:
25% believe healthcare professionals are too busy to deal with mental health treatments
20% believe healthcare professionals may not take mental health treatments seriously
58% believe the waiting list to get talking therapy is too long
11% believe healthcare professionals only prescribe medication
6% believe there are no effective treatments for mental health currently available
The charity says that these preconceptions mean people could be missing out on vital support. Worryingly, 20% of respondents in England over 55 with a diagnosed mental health condition hadn't received any support in the last 5 years.
Of those who had been offered support, more people had been prescribed medication than referred for NHS talking therapies2. While medication can be important for many of those with mental health problems, previous research has revealed that those in later life, and particularly people over 65, have the highest overall recovery rates from talking therapy.
New figures from NHS Digital, released in June 2022, show that just 5.6% of adults referred to Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) between January and March 2022 were over the age of 653. This falls well below the government's own expected rate of 12%3.
Call for evidence
Now, as the government consults on how it and the NHS can help people of any age have better mental health and wellbeing, Independent Age is calling on people in later life to feed their views into the government's call for evidence.
Morgan Vine, Head of Policy and Influencing at Independent Age, said:
"We know that more than 1 million older people in the UK currently live with moderate or severe anxiety and depression. Inevitably, we have also heard from people about how the pandemic and current cost-of-living crisis has taken its toll on their levels of stress and anxiety.
"Despite this, we continue to see the needs of older people being neglected when it comes to improving their mental health.
"Our findings show that people over 55 do not feel they will be taken seriously or given the right support when it comes to their mental health. Any long-term plan needs to consider how to break down the barriers that stop older people accessing the full range of support options available to them."
The charity, who will also be responding to the consultation, is calling for older people to have improved access to a range of mental health support, including talking therapies.
They also want to see greater representation of older people in mental health campaigns. This is backed up by their research as 42% of people over 55 in England said there should be more health information campaigns about mental health that target older people.
Morgan Vine continues:
"Mental health problems do not need to be an inevitable part of growing older, and if people get the support they need there is a good chance their mental health and wellbeing can improve.
"That's why it is crucial that the government hears from as many people as possible to shape and inform their plans. We encourage everyone to join us in responding to the call for evidence, and urge the government to pay attention to the voices of those in later life who too often miss out on vital mental health support."
Real life experiences
There are many factors that can impact on our mental health as we age, including the death of a lifelong partner, the breakdown of a relationship, financial worries and a deterioration in physical health.
Russell accessed counselling following the death of his wife. He said:
"I've never had counselling before but it helps you to deal with things face to face rather than push it away. I found that very useful and I opened up in a way that I wouldn't have in a group as it was a personal thing. When she'd ask, 'why did you put it that way or say that?', I'd realise that it was lots of problems and not just one problem. Bereavement impacts on everything you do."
* Dorothy reports a deterioration in her mental health due to the cost-of-living crisis. She said:
"I watch the TV and that's gone up too. I only watch it now in the evenings. I used to do the lottery, but I don't do that anymore. That's £4 that I can't afford. If I had any spare money, I'd buy something like a dress. I can't do that now. It's dreadful when you get to my age.
"It never used to be this bad – during the war we had food to eat. We never went without anything. I sit and cry my eyes out sometimes. You just get so low, and you can't sleep at night."
The government consultation
The call for evidence is open until Thursday 7July 2022. People can respond online here: Call for evidence: Mental health and wellbeing plan
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OUT OF BARK AND BONE
Contemporary dance meets didgeridoo and percussion in this hybrid multicultural show
2020 / 60 minutes
" […] crossing the stage like a guide, accompanying the sounds of his instrument with shouts and incantations, his hands and all his unfolding physicality. Out of Bark and Bone, we could look at it for hours. "
Nayla Naoufal, Le Devoir, 2020
A thrilling group piece, Out of Bark and Bone is an invitation to an enticing journey, an encounter with a myriad of sounds and influences.
Six dancers and two musicians present a flamboyant piece rooted in breathing, voice and rhythm in a very physical performance. Incorporating certain gestures of classical Indian dance, this contemporary dance, in its intensity and energy, goes beyond divisions, affiliations or cultural identities. The enveloping and hypnotic tones of the didgeridoo and live percussion, augmented by the original compositions by Katia Makdissi-Warren, make bodies vibrate on stage. By the means of exploring different origins and inheritances, Roger Sinha proves once again, that the sum of our differences is of unequaled richness.
At the crossroad of plural aesthetics with a minimalist set design that places the focus on the dancers, Out of Bark and Bone is a mature work that sheds light on the tensions and contradictions of the group influenced by the individual. Ironically, Roger Sinha greatly improved lung problems after discovering by chance the didgeridoo's circular breathing technique. The instrument amplifies the voice and also contributes in extending the effect of the movements, placing the instrumentalist and choreographer in the center of the piece.
Contemporary dance meets didgeridoo and percussion in this hybrid multicultural show for all ages.
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Roger Sinha
Roger Sinha was born in England to an Armenian mother and an Indian father. Roger grew up in Canada where he graduated from the Toronto Dance Theatre, drawing inspiration from his cultural background to develop his unique language of movement and personal choreography. He draws his vocabulary from contemporary dance, martial arts, ballet with subtle hints of Barata-Natyam, Indian dance. "Sinha is a creative powerhouse whose onstage presence is as generous as it is captivating"- Voir, 1995. See full biography
Katia Makdissi-Warren
Katia specialized in composition at conservatories in Quebec City and Hamburg, before travelling to Beirut to study Arabic and Syrian music. She has also attended courses given by Franco Donatoni, Ennio Morricone, Manfred Stahnke and Father Louis Hage.
Her compositions have been performed by leading instrumentalists such as Sergio Puccini and Marcel Khalife in countries across the world, including France, Germany, Argentina and Spain.
Katia is the founder and artistic director of OktoEcho, a musical ensemble that specializes in fusing Middle Eastern and Western styles. She also works as a composer for a number of music companies, theater and dance troupes, and documentary filmmakers. Read the full bio
Choreography Roger Sinha, in collaboration with the dancers
Performers David Campbell, Sébastien Cossette-Masse, Marie-Ève Lafontaine, Benoît Leduc, Erin O'Loughlin, François Richard (CAST 2020)
PERFORMERS david campbell, Emmanuelle Martin, Nils Levazeux, Marie-Michelle Darveau, Marie-Ève Lafontaine, Erin O'Loughlin (CAST 2022) Musicians Roger Sinha, didgeridoo, Bertil Schulrabe, percussions
Musical conception and editing Katia Makdissi-Warren et Roger Sinha
Voices on soundtrack Lydia Etok et Nina Segalowitz, Inuit throat singing
Lighting designer Stéphane Ménigot
Rehearsal Director, artistic consultant Annik Hamel
Technical director Jacques Pilon
Costume designer Lyne Beaulieu
Voice coach Hélène Martel
Photographer Vitor Munhoz
Description text Agora de la danse and Sinha Danse
Creative residencies Centre de création O' Vertigo, Maison de la culture Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, Agora de la danse
Special thanks to Inuit throat singers Nina Segalowitz and Lydia Etok who have agreed to lend their voice to Out of Bark and Bone's soundtrack. The strength of their vocal presence brings us back to the sacred ancestral heritage of their people, who have been erased and excluded, but whose culture and traditions endured through time despite everything.
Our thanks go out to Véronique Giasson, Mark Medrano and the dancers for their artistic contribution, Tony Chong for the dance research and Charles Koroneho for his artistic advice.
OUT OF BARK AND BONE WAS PART OF THE IN-RESIDENCY PROGRAM AT CENTRE DE CRÉATION O VERTIGO IN MARCH 2018, AND AT THE MAISON DE LA CULTURE NOTRE-DAME-DE-GRÂCE, SALLE IRO, IN SEPTEMBER 2019.
Interviews during the creation (playlist), English and French subtitles available.
Sunya
Burning Skin
MoW!
HI5 LO5 WIFI TAKKA TAKKA DHIM
HATERS 'N BAITERS: THE CULTURE COLLISION
ZEROS & ONES
THE BARBER OF BANGALORE
APRICOT TREES EXIST
FROM A CRACK IN THE EARTH…LIGHT!


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HomeOperationsBusiness briefs – Molson Coors – Fonterra – Brookside Flavors & Ingredients – AIDP – FDA
Business briefs – Molson Coors – Fonterra – Brookside Flavors & Ingredients – AIDP – FDA
Who said business is boring? Each week Food & Beverage Insider gives you the 411 on key industry moves affecting innovation and product development.
Judie Bizzozero | Oct 13, 2020
Molson Coors expands into RTD coffee sector
Molson Coors is expanding outside the beer aisle and signed an exclusive partnership to distribute La Colombe ready-to-drink (RTD), single-serve coffee products in certain channels in 2021. La Colombe and Molson Coors plan to fully transition distribution for all channels to the Molson Coors network over time. The partnership with Molson Coors will more than double La Colombe's retail footprint in drug and convenience stores, the latter of which ranks as the top channel for RTD coffee, accounting for some 41% of total retail sales, according to Nielsen data.
"This is one more way we're innovating beyond our traditional product lines to deliver what consumers want," said Pete Marino, president of Emerging Growth, Molson Coors. "It's a mutually beneficial partnership for all; La Colombe will enhance its reach through our established distribution network, our distributors will benefit from access to another fast-growing, high-demand product they can offer their retailer customers, and Molson Coors adds an above-premium offering to the top of our non-alcohol roster of brands."
Fonterra sells China farms
Fonterra has agreed to sell its China farms for a total of US$555 million, after successfully developing the farms alongside local partners. Inner Mongolia Natural Dairy Co. Ltd, a subsidiary of China Youran Dairy Group Limited, has agreed to purchase Fonterra's two farming-hubs in Ying and Yutian for $513 million. Separately, Fonterra has agreed to sell its 85% interest in its Hangu farm to Beijing Sanyuan Venture Capital Co., Ltd., for $42 million. Sanyuan has a 15% minority shareholding in the farm and exercised their right of first refusal to purchase Fonterra's interest.
Fonterra CEO Miles Hurrell said the sale of the farms will allow the co-op to prioritize the areas of its business where it has competitive advantages. "For the last 18 months, we have been reviewing every part of the business to ensure our assets and investments meet the needs of the co-op today," he said. "Selling the farms is in line with our decision to focus on our New Zealand farmers' milk."
Brookside Flavors & Ingredients appoints CEO
Brookside Flavors & Ingredients LLC has appointed Rudy Dieperink as its new chief executive officer. A veteran food ingredient and flavor executive with experience in growing brands and leading top performing companies in high growth categories, Dieperink most recently was president and CEO of FrieslandCampina Ingredients N.A. Inc. Prior to that, he was COO of Ottens Flavors and held numerous senior executive positions at Quest International.
AIDP expands prebiotic footprint with Olygose acquisition
AIDP Inc. has acquired the core technology and related intellectual property of Olygose SAS, including the transfer of patents, manufacturing technology, trademarks, pre-clinical and clinical studies, regulatory certificates and other intellectual properties. The acquisition expands AIDP's prebiotic portfolio and plant-based solutions.
Olygose is best known for its key brands Olygose, AlphaGOS and CravingZ'Gone. AIDP has assumed all the rights associated with the brands, production technologies and patents. As part of the acquisition, AIDP secures a new technology on extracting proteins and prebiotics from peas. In addition to the GOS based prebiotic brands, AIDP can offer a new soluble pea protein with neutral taste, ideal for vegan functional foods and vegan-based protein drinks, shots and other liquid formulations.
FDA, USDA sign MOU to facilitate U.S. dairy exports
FDA and USDA have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that outlines an effective and efficient framework to leverage the collective strengths of the agencies to take a concerted, modern approach to support the export of U.S. milk and milk products worldwide.
The U.S. exports $6 billion worth of milk and milk products annually. In their respective roles of food safety, marketing and trade facilitation, FDA and USDA have complimentary programs to support the exportation of these products from the U.S. Increasingly, U.S. dairy exporters face challenges in the global marketplace from trade partners requiring additional information and assurances. This has resulted in the need for an increased level of coordination by regulators to help address requests and to facilitate trade of safe and wholesome products from the U.S.
FDA is responsible for ensuring that milk and milk products are safe and wholesome as labeled through enforcement of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (FD&C). This is accomplished, in part, by inspecting the production, processing, and distribution of foods and examining samples to ensure compliance with the FDA's statutory requirements. FDA also engages with international regulators and stakeholders regarding the safety of U.S. milk and milk products. FDA will continue in its role as competent authority, engaging directly with foreign authorities as needed on food safety matters, and providing oversight to more than 6,000 firms that produce dairy products. USDA, through its dairy grading service, is the lead agency on issuing dairy sanitary certificates, coordinating interagency collaboration related to U.S. exports of milk and milk products, and negotiating with foreign countries on certifications to meet their importing requirements.
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The first recipe: Boeuf Bourguignon .
Which by most accounts is a lost episode,the tapes having been taped over…who knew?
Boeuf Bourguignon was reprieved in 1969.Both YouTube and Amazon streaming have likely candidates…….they claim 1963…….
This link will take you to Amazon streaming where you can watch the episode for $1.99.
Back in the day, we walked out back, pulled weeds and gathered what was ripe.
And tossed what was eaten by insects and animals.
One year the peppers had strange bites taken out of them, while they were still on the plant…..rabbits??? squirrels??
Watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat…Maybe next time!
A typical mid-August haul would include zucchini, summer squash, peppers of various sorts, possibly an eggplant or two. We didn't grow eggplant every year, some years omitted by design, some years there just weren't any that survived drought or flood or powdery mildew or cutworm….
It was not uncommon to bring in a haul, wash them off and start lunch.
A good circle of oil in the bottom of a good sized frying pan.
Then the green zucchini, cut into circles or half moons or triangles, depending on big around they are….they should all be the same size, and not too terribly big.
……add them last, stir again.
Any fresh herbs in your garden?
– wash, chop and add.
Serve over pasta or leftover rice or just put in a nice bowl ….top with grated cheese…..Lunch is ready.
Julia Child – taste as you go!
Ratatouille – it's also a movie….starring…a Rat.
Her kitchen is now in the Smithsonian.
A forever stamp, no less.
And if you need a recipe for that cake, she had that, too.
The Bean 11 RH 22 – this is not the Car O' Beans, but rather the Bean Car. They are not the same thing, although they could be confused.
and Plays nice with other cook-out food.
recipe by none other than Julia Child, and made in a slow cooker, no less.
Mixed everything up the night before. Remember to plug in the plug. Everything bubbling on schedule. Remember to put the beans in the car – the brand new, the first and only owner being me, me , ME, new car. Complete with new car smell.Tried out several places for the beans – in the end they fit snug and well in shotgun seat. I put the safety belt across. Time to go!
Turning off the slope into the flat parking place = slop of beans into the car.
The smell of it, not the mess of it. A small shadow of the mess of it.
I thought of Saturday nights and Boston baked beans, whenever it was warm or I turned on the heat while I owned that car. I owned that car until it was an old car.
4 quarts of beans to serve 12-20.
This is what the salt pork should look like after it's blanched. Salt pork is salted but not smoked,and the same part of the pig as bacon.
Add all the other ingredients, mix together.
When bubbly through, turn to low for 12-14 hours.
Check every now again – * if the beans are soaking up the water, add more. If they seem soupy enough, leave them be.
When they've turned a dark reddish brown, they're done. Season with salt and pepper.
The smaller amount doesn't really take less time to cook. If you cook beans on high It will take less time, but you won't have that luscious partial bean breakdown that makes the BBbeans so thick and good.
Made be made a day or more ahead and reheated.
Adapted from Julia Child's The Way to Cook. Alfred A Knopf, Inc. 1989. p. 335.
Years later – 2011, in fact – I saw this slow cooker on a supermarket shelf the week before Christmas. It was marked down and I bought it. Just like that. It wasn't even on my wish list, much less my shopping list. LOOK at those clips to lock the lid! NO MORE SLOP ON THE SLOPE.


I want to tell you all about this easy chinese chilli chicken dry but before that, I also want to tell you all about the last few days because I've been home in Raipur. And like every other trip to Raipur, it's been the best time ever! We've been busy celebrating Diwali and just hanging out with the family.
And I've been meaning to make this chinese chilli chicken dry because you know, we are crazy about Indian street chinese. Which is only possible at a stall, the shady kinds, where you'll park the car, sit in the car and order in piles of food on trays and juggle it around inside the car. You know the kinds right? We've all done those haunts and honestly, I think they have the best kind of food. Nothing fancy, just straight up great indo chinese.
I don't claim that this is anything close to an authentic chinese chilli chicken. Actually I'm not sure if anything like that even exists. But we understand right? Our love for delicious things which are a product of a street experiment that you keep going back for. This indo chinese chilli chicken dry took some time to perfect because they have a lot going for them, a wok, high heat, all those smells and tastes. But I know how much all of you will want to make this at home as soon as you can. I don't mind. It just meant trying out chilli chicken dry every other day, but we are the boss of chilli chicken dry now. Which is never a bad thing.
You can totally make this with more gravy if you like chilli chicken gravy, but we sort of like the dry version on most days. Unless it's really chilly and then I want more chilli chicken gravy than rice because I can almost have it like soup with the rice all soaked into the bowl.
In fact right now I'm dying to make it for my dad, because we demand chilli chicken dry every time we come down to Raipur. But I haven't had a chance yet. And tomorrow we are heading to a wildlife sanctuary for a couple of days – just the five of us to have a little 'us' time. We've actually started planning these short trips every time we come to Raipur now, because that's the only way we can travel. And it's soooo much fun!
Back to this chilli chicken dry with just enough sauce to coat the pieces and lots of green chillies, capsicum and onion to give you that perfect street style chinese flavour! Guys this is one of those recipes that is made soooo often now that we are in chilli chicken heaven! If you try it out, don't forget to tell me all about it!
Easy recipe for Indian Chinese Chilli Chicken Dry. This will give you fool proof restaurant style chinese chilli chicken dry every time! It's sweet and sour, crispy and spicy. You can also make it with gravy, but dry is our favourite.
In a large bowl mix together all the ingredients listed under marinade (flour, cornflour, ginger garlic paste, soy sauce, chilli sauce, chilli powder, pepper powder and egg) and add chicken. Set aside for 15 minutes to an hour.
Heat oil for deep frying in a deep pan or kadhai. Once the oil is hot enough, start adding the chicken pieces and deep fry for 5-8 minutes till golden brown. Take the chicken pieces out on a tray lined with tissue to absorb any extra oil and set aside.
In another wok or kadhai, heat one and a half tablespoons oil and add green chillies, ginger and garlic. Saute for a minute or so and add the cubed onions. Stir fry on high heat for 2-3 minutes and add the white part of the spring onions, reserving the green parts for sprinkling on top later.
Cook the spring onions for a quick minute and add the capsicum and fried chicken. Toss together and cover and cook on medium flame for 2 minutes.
In the meanwhile, whisk together all the ingredients for the sauce (soy sauce, chilli sauce, tomato ketchup, chilli powder and vinegar) with 2 tablespoons water. Add the sauces to the chicken on high heat and toss well till the sauce coats the chicken. Toss everything for a minute or two and switch off the flame. Top with the green part of the spring onions and serve immediately!
Best ever chili chicken recipe I was looking and craving for years. Not just my family, but also my extended family loves it. Delicious!!!
How can I make chilli chicken with gravy?
can i make the chicken with milk?
Hello. I've made this before and everyone loved it, most especially my hubby. Thanks so much!
One question, I want to make it with more gravy this time. How can I do that?
Hey Gordafreed, so glad your family liked this! To make more gravy, increase the amount of water in the last step to a cup and add 1 teaspoon cornflour to the mixture. The water will increase the liquid and the cornflour will help thicken the sauce.
Came out really yummy, gave a good surprise to wife.. thanks a lot.
Awesome! Love a husband who cooks for his wife!
Really? Then you can just taste and add some. We didn't feel the need for any extra salt because all the sauces already have salt in them.
Hi Richa, just a quick question. Can I marinade the chicken overnight and keep it in the fridge?
What is pepper powder? What kind of chili powder?
Pepper powder is basically ground pepper. You can use paprika instead of chili powder. Chili powder is usually made with ground red chillies.
Hi, I just stumbled onto your site. and like what i see. I would like to make this recipe, but need some clarifications on some of the ingredients. I live in the states and don't know if we have the same ingredients here that you are using. our chili powder contains cumin, paprika, chili powder,oregano. is this the chilli powder you are using? Or is it a single chile in powdered form that you are using? If so, what kind? also,you use chilli sauce. we do have a chilli garlic sauce. would this work? and you call for a capsicum. There are so many different ones here. but in your photo it looks like a red bell pepper cut into large chunks. is that what you used?I would like to make this as authentic as possible. I hope you can help. Thank you for sharing.
Hey Theresa, I'm sorry it took me a while to get back to you. Let me clarify – the chili powder we get in India comes from a single chili (if you really want to try it, its easily available at an Indian store but be warned – it can be quite hot). You can use paprika instead of chili powder. The chilli sauce is just a generic spicy chinese sauce so you can use Sriracha instead. And as for capsicum, I like a combination of red and green bell peppers here. I hope this answers all your queries.
Is there any substitute to egg used in the marinade for chicken?
Hey Shalini, egg is the best way to create this marinade as it lends a crispy coating and also adds moisture. But you can try water or broth instead.
Is there a way I can make it without frying???
Not really, you can try baking it but it wouldn't get as crisp and the cornflour will remain mushy.
Ooooh Chilli Chicken is all of that for me!
Thanks Anindya, Chilli Chicken is the same everywhere in India I think except the Military Hotels in Bangalore where I've had a really spicy Green Chilli Chicken 🙂 It's one of my favourites!
The one with hell lotsa green chillies right?


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Three New 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' Photos
Three New The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Photos
— October 2nd, 2013
Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) and Johanna Mason (Jena Malone) are featured in three more photos from The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, following the Entertainment Weekly magazine covers that debuted yesterday. Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson) and Haymitch Abernathy (Woody Harrelson) are also spotted in the background in one of the shots from director Francis Lawrence's adaptation of Suzanne Collins' second Hunger Games novel. With the November 22 release less than two months away, stay tuned for even more photos and footage from one of this fall's most highly-anticipated movies.
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Together with his Japanese colleagues, Yuu Kimata took part in the UCL-Japan Young Challenge Programme by organising lectures and a workshop in Cambridge. The keynote speaker, Prof. Tom Blundell from the Department of Biochemistry, talked about his career and his passion for music, travel and science. Other contributors include Dr Masahi Narita from the Cancer Institute and Dr Naoya Iwata from the Faculty of Classics.


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Per L'Ospite e L'Intruso di Ermanno Cristini.
Lavoro di rilancio (o rotolamento) sul lavoro di Oppy De Bernardo.
For The Host and The Intruder by Ermanno Cristini.
Work to raise (or rolling) on the work of Oppy De Bernardo.