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DESTINATION DANCE
July 23, 2015 Local Dance News, People and Places, PublishedAJ Garcia-Rameau, Ballet Ensemble of Texas, Bell House Arts Inc., Booker T Washington High School for Performing and Visual Arts, Bruce Wood Dance Project, Chamberlain Performing Arts, Dallas Black Dance Theatre, Dallas Black Dance Theatre II, Dallas City Performance Hall, Dallas Cowboys Rhythm & Blues Dancers, Dallas Dance, Dallas DanceFest, Dance Council Honors, Dance Council of North Texas, Dark Circles Contemporary Dance, Houston Repertory Dance Ensemble, LaQuet Sharnel Pringle, Meadows Dance Ensemble, Meadows School of the Arts, METdance, Mosaic Dance Project of Dallas, Natyananda: Joy of Dance, NobleMotion Dance, Rhythmic Souls, Southern Methodist University, Texas Ballet Theater Schoolkddance
The second annual Dallas DanceFest promises more variety and exceptional dancing from individuals and groups throughout the region.
Dark Circles Contemporary Dance (USA) founder Joshua L. Peugh and company dancer Alex Karigan Farrior in Critics of the Morning Song. Photo Robert Hart
Dallas – The perception of dance in Dallas has changed dramatically over the last five years largely due to the development of the Dallas Arts District; the rise in the number of professional dance companies based in the city; the restructuring of veteran dance groups like Texas Ballet Theater and Dallas Black Dance Theatre; and the creation of local dance festivals, including Rhythm In Fusion Festival (RIFF) and Dallas DanceFest (DDF). All of these factors are helping to transform Dallas into a grand destination for dance. Keeping this in mind the Dance Council of North Texas (DCNT), in partnership with the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs, is planning to deliver more vitality, diversity and excellence in dance with the second annual DDF which takes place September 4-6, 2015 at Dallas City Performance Hall. This prestigious event features performances on Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:00 p.m. and concludes Sunday afternoon with the Dance Council Honors.
The impact of the festival isn't just felt around the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex but across the region as well. Houston-based METdance (formerly Houston Metropolitan Dance Company), an original participant in the Dallas Morning News Festival, was disappointed when that festival disbanded in 2004 as it had looked forward to performing for Dallas audiences. But artistic director Marlana Doyle says, "We were grateful to be a part of DDF last year and had the thrill of enjoying the Dallas audiences and arts community in such an amazing venue once again. METdance appreciates the efforts of the Dallas Dance Council and looks forward to celebrating the arts in Texas."
Kimi Nikaidoh, artistic director of Bruce Wood Dance Project here in Dallas, adds, "Given the all-consuming nature of running an arts organization, it's impossible to see what all of the many other groups in the area are accomplishing. Dallas DanceFest brings us all out of our respective "workshops" and gives us the chance to be inspired and challenged by each other."
Curated by top dance professionals Lauren Anderson, Fred Darsow, Bridget L. Moore and Catherine Turocy, DDF 2015 will feature 19 exceptional artists and companies from all across the region including – Houston, Austin, Oklahoma, Alabama, and the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Audiences can expect each performance to be a unique and thrilling display of dance styles including – classical ballet, modern, tap, hip-hop, traditional Indian dance and Ballet Folklorico. The programs will also feature performances by well-known and beloved Dallas institutions such as Dallas Black Dance Theatre and Bruce Wood Dance Project along with some new names including the Dallas Cowboys Rhythm & Blues Dancers.
"It was incredible to see such a tremendous response to DDF 2014," says DCNT President Kirt Hathaway. "The Dance Council made the decision to re-implement this wonderful dance event after it had sat idle for so many years. With the inclusion of the Dance Council Honors, DDF has immediately become one of DCNT's marquis events. Producing such a wonderful weekend of dance would not have been possible if the organization had not experienced such growth over the past several years. It truly shows that there is a great commitment by the board and staff to support dance in North Texas and beyond. This year promises to be even more exciting."
This year's participants include:
Ballet Ensemble of Texas (Coppell, TX) – Formed in May 2001 under the leadership of Lisa Slagle, the company's goal is to present quality ballet performances for the local communities and to provide advanced ballet students with the opportunity to prepare for a career in dance. It is the official company of the Ballet Academy of Texas.
Bell House Arts, Inc. (Owasso, OK) – Founded by Rachel Bruce Johnson, The Bell House is a collaborative dance and art cooperative dedicated to creating opportunity for artistic exchange. At The Bell House, we are interested in the collaboration of ideas, people and movement language that challenge the status quo and conventional ways of making art by elevating art as a process. Its fosters meeting points for artistic connection between people rather than elevating the art as product in order to activate the transformative nature of movement that can be experienced both in the practice, performance and witness of dance.
Booker T. Washington High School for Performing and Visual Arts (BTWHSPVA) Repertory Dance Company I & II (Dallas, TX) – BTWHSPVA is "the cradle of the Dallas Arts District." In 2015, the school was awarded the Texas Commission of the Arts Medal of Honor for exemplary training in Arts Education. The department's philosophy is to provide a broad dance education that challenges the students artistically, intellectually and physically and to prepare qualified students for collegiate and professional careers in dance and related professions.
Bruce Wood Dance Project. Photo: Brian Guilliaux
Bruce Wood Dance Project (Dallas, TX) – BWDP was launched in 2011 to champion the vision, leadership and artistry of nationally acclaimed Texan dance-maker Bruce Wood. BWDP picked up where the successful Fort Worth-based Bruce Wood Dance Company left off. Under Wood's direction the company produced six word premieres and a TITAS Presents Commission for Command Performance Gala. Currently in its fifth season the company is now under the direction of Kimi Nikaidoh after Wood's passing in May 2014.
Chamberlain Performing Arts (Plano, TX) – Established in 1984 by Artistic Director Kathy Chamberlain as a student ensemble dedicated to providing students a stepping stone to professional dance careers. Chamberlain is dedicated to serving North Texas and the surrounding community by providing professional quality performances and outstanding outreach programs. The company takes great pride in the ongoing efforts to expand its cultural diversity through performance collaborations.
Dallas Black Dance Theatre (Dallas, TX) – Founded in 1976 by Ann Williams, DBDT consists of 12 full-time dancers performing a mixed repertory of modern, jazz, ethnic and spiritual works by nationally and internationally recognized choreographers. Over the years the company has grown from a community-based, semi-professional organization to a fully-professional dance company that is renowned in the U.S. and is noted for its rich cultural diversity, history of inclusion and high-level of artistic excellence in contemporary modern dance and educational programs
Dallas Black Dance Theatre II (Dallas, TX) – This semi-professional company created by Dallas Black Dance Theatre Founder Ann Williams in 2000 consists of eight aspiring artists from around the nation. Under the guidance of Nycole Ray, DBDT II provides an opportunity for young artists to develop their dance skills while serving the Dallas/Fort Worth community and touring across the nation. Going into its 16th season performing works by recognized and emerging artists, DBDT II performs a diversified repertoire of modern, jazz, African, lyrical and spiritual works.
Dallas Cowboys Rhythm & Blues Dancers (Irving, TX) – Founded in 2009, DCRB is a high-energy co-ed hip hop dance team and drum corps. Lead by Jenny Durbin Smith DCRB brings an innovative, unique and exciting element to the Cowboys legendary game-day entertainment line-up. The dance teams dynamic routines feature breakdancing and hip hop-based movement requiring both strong musicality and level of dance ability. Presented by Miller Lite, DCRB was conceptualized under the direction of Dallas Cowboys Executive Vice President of Brand Management Charlotte Anderson and is the first and only entertainment concept of its kind in the National Football League.
Dark Circles Contemporary Dance (Dallas, TX) – Originally formed in Seoul, South Korea by Joshua L. Peugh and Cho Hyun Sang, Peugh started the USA branch of the company in 2013 bridging the gap between East and West. DCCD is dedicated to bringing the progressive work of international choreographers and dancers to a worldwide audience. It strives to educate the public on the power of movement in communicating ideas.
AJ Garcia-Rameau (Austin, TX) -AJ Garcia-Rameau is an independent contemporary ballerina based in Austin. AJ trained at Houston Academy of Dance and Austin School of Classical Ballet. She received additional training under scholarship with Alvin Ailey School, Joffrey Jazz/Contemporary and Complexions Contemporary Ballet. AJ earned a BS degree in Chemical Engineering and Dance minor from the University of Texas. She has performed with Exclamation Dance Company, Austin Classical Ballet and BHumm Dance Company.
Pictured: Houston Repertory Dance Ensemble
Houston Repertory Dance Ensemble (Houston, TX) – The ensemble is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization, and is led by Artistic Director Amy Blake. This ensemble was designed for the dancer seeking collaboration with exemplary worldwide professionals in the industry to help them obtain greater levels of achievement in the arts through classical training in ballet, jazz, modern and contemporary. The ensemble provides dancers with a positive working environment and opportunities for master classes, private coaching, YAGP participation and multiple international showcases and performance venues.
METdance (Houston, TX) – Founded in 1995, Houston Metropolitan Dance Center Inc. strives to educate and revitalize a passion for dance through the finest instruction and performance. Under the direction of Marlana Doyle MET Dance Company has performed throughout the United States in dozens of theaters receiving high acclaim, performing works by some of the most influential and talented choreographers of our time. The company is the sister organization to the MET Dance Center.
Mosaic Dance Project of Dallas (Dallas, TX) – Created in 2014 by Giovanna Godinez Prado, Mosaic Dance Project's mission is to create, educate and inspire individuals that desire to grow not only as dancers, but as artists as well, along with our cultural and ethical awareness and values.
Natyananda: Joy of Dance (Birmingham, AL) – Founded in 1978 by Sheila Rubin, Natyananda performs both traditional and original choreographic works in the classical Bharatanatyam style of Southern India. Through student, professional and guest artist presentations Natyananda promotes understanding of universal artistic and cultural themes while showcasing the rich and unique heritage of Alabama's Asian Indian-American community.
NobleMotion Dance in Photo Box D. Photo: Lynn Lane
NobleMotion Dance (Houston, TX) – NMD was co-founded by Andy Noble and Dionne Sparkman Noble in 2009. Over the last five years it has distinguished itself as one of Houston's most important dance companies. NMD brings a fresh perspective to their community with its mission of integrating technology and dance, and is a Resident Incubator at the Houston Arts Alliance and is currently on the Texas Commission on the Arts (TCA) touring roster.
LaQuet Sharnel Pringle DDF 2015 commissioned premiere (Austin, TX) – A Booker T Washington HSPVA alum, Pringle attending the North Carolina School of the Arts before making her Broadway debut in 2005 in Sweet Charity with Christina Applegate and Dennis O'Hare. She has also performed in productions of The Lion King and Memphis. Today, Pringle is an adjunct professor at Texas State University teaching Jazz Dance in the Musical Theater Department. She is also the artistic director and founder of Fearless Young Artists (FYA) and was the headliner of Dance Planet 19.
Rhythmic Souls (Dallas, TX) – This small company if wicked fierce rhythm tapper is captivating local audiences with their unique blend of style, charisma, innovative choreography and rapid-fire footwork. The company is on the cutting-edge of dance choreography with cross-genre repertoire that infuses rhythm tap dance with body percussion, sand dancing, contemporary movement, flamenco, swing dance and anything else that might lend itself to their rhythmic percussion. The company strives to bring the spirit of tap dance back to the stage and continue the legacy of an American art form.
Southern Methodist University Meadows School of the Arts Dance Division (Dallas, TX) – The SMU Division of Dance offers both conservatory dance instruction and a liberal arts education. The dance program develops disciplined, versatile artists through professional training in ballet, modern and jazz techniques as well as theory. Undergraduates can earn a B.F.A. in Dance Performance or a minor in Dance Performance. Students perform masterworks of the great choreographers of the 20th century as well as works by contemporary masters.
Texas Ballet Theater School (Fort Worth, TX) – Training the next generation of dancers and arts patrons is the mission of TBT Schools. Starting with the very young, we nurture aspiring artists to discover their greatest potential and to develop a love of movement, a passion for creativity and an appreciation for the beauty and athleticism of classical dance.
Tickets for DDF 2015 available August 1 through TICKETDFW: online at www.TICKETDFW.com, by phone (214) 871-5000, or in person at the box office 2353 Flora St, Dallas, TX 75201.
More information about the festival is available at www.DallasDanceFest.org.
This feature was originally seen in the Aug.-Oct. 2015 issue of DANCE! North Texas which is published by The Dance Council of North Texas.
Dallas DanceFest Profile: Indique Dance Company
August 26, 2014 Local Dance News, People and Places, PublishedAnn Briggs-Cutaia, Avant Chamber Ballet, Ballet Academy of Texas, Ballet Ensemble of Texas, Beth Wortley, Booker T Washington High School for Performing and Visual Arts, Bruce Wood Dance Project, Career Transition for Dancers, Chamberlain Performing Arts, Crow Collection of Asian Art, Dallas, Dallas Arts District, Dallas Ballet Company, Dallas Black Dance Theatre, Dallas City Performance Hall, Dallas DanceFest, Dallas DanceFest 2014, Dance Council Honors, Dance Council of North Texas, Dark Circles Contemporary Dance, Downtown Dallas, Ewert & Company, Indian Cultural Heritage Foundation, Indique Dance Company, Joe Cutaia, Meadows Dance Ensemble, Meadows School of the Arts, Revathi Satyu, Rhythmic Souls, Southern Methodist University's Meadows School of the Arts, Suzie Jary, Texas Ballet Theater, TheaterJones.comkddance
Indique Dance Company. Photo: Courtesy
Indique Dance Company co-founder Sarita Venkatraman talks about the city's growing Indian dance community and partaking in the reinvigorated Dallas DanceFest this weekend.
Dallas — From far away the Dallas dancescape appears to consist mostly of ballet and modern dance companies, but if you look closer there are also several cultural dance groups pushing their way to the forefront, including classical Indian dance group Indique Dance Company. Formed in 2008 by Sarita Venkatraman, Shalini Varghese, Latha Shrivasta, Anu Sury, Kruti Patel, Bhuvana Venkatraman and Shilpi Mehta, Indique Dance Company fuses Indian classical, folk and modern dance styles with contemporary themes to create an enjoyable and enlightening cultural experience.
And through its collaboration with the Indian Cultural Heritage Foundation (ICHF), the company has had the chance to perform in some of the most popular venues in the Dallas Arts Districts, including Klyde Warren Park, the Crow Collection of Asian Art and Dallas City Performance Hall. "We are so thankful for all the opportunities Dallas has provided for Indique," Venkatraman says. "Over the last six years we have been welcomed by both Indian and non-Indian audiences which has just been incredible."
For Venkatraman dance has always been a calling. "Growing up in India my Dad was really into Indian classical music so I was exposed to the arts at a very young age. I joined a dance school in Mumbai at the age of 10 and have been dancing ever since." Under the tutelage of Guru Shri Mani, Venkatraman began her Bharatanatyam dance training and after a couple of years moved on to learn Kathak from Smt. Guru Asha Joglekar. "In Sanskrit, guru means teacher and becoming a teacher is more of a calling than a profession. A teacher guides a student towards a margam or path. Some students choose to perform an Arangetram, also known as ascending the stage, which should not be considered a graduation performance but rather a beginning."
Even moving to Dallas in 1995 to work on her doctorate in Physics at the University of Texas at Dallas couldn't deter Venkatraman from continuing her Bharatanatyam training. Taking a friend's suggestion Venkatraman went to take class at Arathi School of Dance where she met Guru Smt. Revathi Satyu. "My Guru Revathi Satyu is an amazing individual. As a guru she has taught me to love and appreciate the art not just as a student but also as a teacher. She is extremely patient, always smiling and most importantly always willing to share the art wholeheartedly." Venkatraman has been teaching at Arathi for several years and her students have performed throughout the DFW area.
Venkatraman adds that if it wasn't for Satyu Dallas audiences would know very little about Indian dance and the Indian culture. "Revathi is a pioneer in bringing the art of Bharatanatyam to Dallas. She started the Arathi School of Dance in Dallas in 1980 and has graduated over a 100 students. She has been responsible for spreading the awareness of Indian classical dance among Indian and non-Indian audiences. Through workshops, presentations and performances she continues to touch more and more people in the DFW metroplex."
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Since its conception, Indique Dance Company has presented several productions, including Roots, Maa: The Many faces of Motherhood and Jeeva: Synergy in Nature. The company will present a dance from Jeeva: Synergy in Nature called Thillana at the inaugural Dallas DanceFest happening this weekend at DCPH. The three-day event is being put on by the Dance Council of North Texas. Choreographed by Shalini Varghese and Bhuvana Venkatraman with music by Indian Rock band AGAM, Thillana features quick foot work, complex rhythms and intricate body poses. "Thillana is a classical Indian dance that has no storytelling. It's a very happy, brisk dance that involves a lot of complex foot work and body movements."
And while Dallas DanceFest will be the first time for many local dance companies to perform in the two-year-old City Performance Hall, that is not the case for Indique Dance Company who just performed there two weeks ago. "The DCPH is one of our favorite in-door performance spaces. The intimate setting is something we really enjoy. It makes it easier for us to have a conversation with the audience."
» Indique Dance Company will perform at the Friday night showcase, 8 p.m. Aug. 29, at Dallas City Performance Hall. The other companies performing Friday are: Dallas Ballet Company, Ewert & Company, Rhythmic Souls, Dallas Black Dance Theatre II, Dark Circles Contemporary Dance, Texas Ballet Theater, Southern Methodist University Meadows Dance Ensemble, Dallas Black Dance Theatre.
» Companies performing Saturday are: Chamberlain Performing Arts, Chado Danse, Houston METdance, Avant Chamber Ballet, Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts Rep I and II companies, Tarrant County College Movers Unlimited, Mejia Ballet International, Bruce Wood Dance Project
» The Dance Council Honors are Sunday at 2 p.m., honoring Nita Braun, Ann Briggs-Cutaia and Joe Cutaia, Buster Cooper, Dylis Croman, Suzie Jary and Beth Wortley, with performances by Ballet Ensemble of Texas, Bruce Wood Dance Project and 2014 Dance Council Scholarship Recipients.


This is part 3 of our series of blogs about adjusting from choreographies or stage dancing to improvised tango.
Read on part 1 and part 2.
Q: How do I know what my partner's going to do?
A: The simple answer is: you don't until they actually do it. However you can adapt.
If you are a leader, your partner is going to do one of two things. They will either 1) do what you intended for them to do (which is the preferred option), or 2) not. Whichever case, you will soon learn to adapt and be able to think on the spot about how to move on from this. The more you practice tango, the more naturally your responses will be until you no longer plan anything in your head; it just happens.
Followers; you quite simply don't know what your partner will do. All you can do is be alert and reactive, and try not to think too much. Feeling is much better and more accurate than thinking. So whatever you feel they want you to do: do. If you feel you've misunderstood, no worries, it's part of the 'tango conversation'. Simply come back to natural position and let your partner readjust his lead and carry on.
My advice to both leaders and followers if you're new to spontaneous partner dancing: is to relax. Take a few deep breaths and remember that you're not on stage, so if there are misunderstandings, it will stay between you two so there really isn't anything to worry or get embarrassed about.
Q: Should I wear stage make-up?
A: Make-up is a very personal thing so I cannot tell you what to do, although my response would be no. When at a social dance you are not on stage so there is no stage lighting to make you look washed out. Wearing your usual evening make-up will be fine, or if you'd like to really make an impact there are two key cosmetics you could try.
One, would be wearing dark eye shadow or eye liner. The lights are very dimmed at milongas so the darkened border around your eyes will make them stand out. The second is to apply a bright or deep red lipstick. This will have a powerful impact no matter what the lighting situation is, and it's very passionate and well; tango. Remember though, ultimately you are in the dark – so wearing a bright red tango dress might work better than lipstick!
Part 4 – published Dec. 16.
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Home News Community Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Cristina Cacioppo, Alamo Drafthouse NYC
Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Cristina Cacioppo, Alamo Drafthouse NYC
Gabriela Barkho
Christina Cacioppo photographed at Alamo Drafthouse in Brooklyn, New York on February 14, 2017
With over 17 years experience in film programming, Cristina Cacioppo, the Creative Manager of Alamo Drafthouse NYC, first got her big break with the opening of 92YTribeca—which included a screening room with a film program that she was able to build from scratch. Eventually, the Alamo programmers offered Cristina her current role when they decided to open an NYC location. These days, she's in charge of planning for screenings and events months ahead, plotting out the calendar, getting film prints, planning for live guests at Downtown Brooklyn's Alamo Drafthouse. Cacioppo's biggest goal is to build an adventurous movie-going audience.
How/why did you become involved in the line of work that resulted in you becoming the Creative Manager at Alamo Drafthouse NYC?
For over 17 years I've been involved in film programming in one way or another. 2008 gave me my big break with the opening of 92YTribeca, which included a screening room with a film program that we were able to build from scratch. I was always inspired by the Austin Alamo programmers, and felt at the time there was nothing like it in NYC. For over five years, I worked on many film events and became friendly with the Alamo programmers, so when they were looking to open in NYC, I was lucky enough to get the job!
Tell us a little bit about your day to day and what is at stake, no doubt being busy with the recent opening of the already-beloved complex.
My job involves so many different aspects—I am planning for screenings and events months ahead, plotting out our calendar, getting film prints, planning for live guests. We have multiple screenings every night, so often after all of that planning I get to see how the audience reacts, which is incredible to experience. And somewhere in there I am still always watching all kinds of films – new, old, big budget, micro budget.
What is your proudest achievement with this work and what is your greatest challenge?
I feel proud when we sell out screenings and see enthusiasm from not only the audience, but the filmmakers and others that we work with. The challenge is to get people interested in a film they may not know much about. Certain films will always be easy draws, but that isn't very exciting as a programmer. When you fill up a theater for a small indie or obscurity from decades ago, that feels great!
What do you hope changes or improves (or continues!) in your line of work in the future?
I want to take more risks with the kinds of films we show, and build an audience that is adventurous in their movie-going.
For fun, who would you nominate for this list?
Marianne Ways. She is a comedy booker/promoter/producer who does all kinds of events in BK, including Night Train with Wyatt Cenac at Littlefield.
Learn more about this year's 100 Influencers in Brooklyn Culture.
Photo by Nicole Fara Silver
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Cristina Cacioppo
March 2017 Print Issue
The 100 Most Influential People In Brooklyn Culture 2017
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Bheemili Kabaddi Jattu
Director Tatineni Satya
Language Telugu
Release date 9 July 2010 (2010-07-09)
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Bheemli Kabadi Jattu (English: Bheemili's Kabaddi Team) is a sports drama Telugu film written by newcomer Tatineni Satya, starring Nani, and Saranya Mohan along with numerous newcomers. It is a remake of the Tamil film Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu which starred Vishnu Vishal, Kishore and Saranya Mohan with other newcomers in the lead roles.
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This film marks the directorial debut of Tatineni Satya. It completed 100 days in Srikakulam town Keerthika and Chandramahal theatres and was a great hit.
The story unfolds in a remote village near Vizag called Bheemli. What begins as a soft romance between a poor lad Suri (Nani) and a girl (Saranya Mohan) who comes to the village soon takes a turn. Suri, with his childhood friends, yearns to win a Kabaddi tournament. They're known for never managing to win a tournament.
They find themselves by chance in a state-level tournament, expected to be knocked out in the first round. But the bunch of young men who share different thoughts and ideas, with the help of a professional kabbadi coach, emerge as winners. As they proceed, many difficulties are encountered such as Suri having a shoulder dislocation during a match. They win their remaining games and progress to the final. However, during this time, gangsters are searching for Suri.
The final starts off poorly but, after half time, Bheemli Kabadi Jattu is back in contention. As the game ends in a tie, a player from each team goes up against each other. In the final stages of the head-to-head, Suri wins the game but dies after winning the last point as the opposition player kicks him on the chest as to touch him and win the game. Suri uses his last breath to win the match.
The scene changes to several months later when the girl returns to the place they met searching for Suri. Suri's friend plans to tell her but discards it as he feels that she won't be able to withstand the sad news. Suri's mother is seen crying in her house with Suri's photograph beside her.
Nani as Suri
Saranya Mohan as Suri's love interest
Kishore as Kabaddi coach
Dhanraj as Suri's friend and Team Player
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Siva as Suri's friend and Team Player
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Chanti as Suri's friend and Team Player
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The mind and the body can't be separated by neat lines - they work together as one. Modern medicine treats mental and physical ailments separately, while Ayurveda views each person as an integrated mind-body system. When the mind is out of balance, there will always be a manifestation in the body, even if it can't be graphed or measured.
Imagine you are suddenly faced with an anxiety provoking situation. Maybe you witnessed a road collision, or heard a loved one was rushed to hospital. When your mind becomes frantic, there are immediate effects in your body. You may feel tension in your muscles, a pit in your stomach or your heart may start to pound as stress hormones are released.
The mind-body connection is a two way system that also works in reverse. If there is an imbalance of the physical body, this will impact your state of mind and emotional stability. Using anxiety as an example again, an accumulation of toxins in the colon due to improper diet will irritate the nervous system. This toxic accumulation and irritation of the nervous tissue can progress to constant feelings of low level anxiety in the mind.
In Ayurveda, the nervous system is called majja dhatu, and the mind is called manas. Majja includes the neurons (nerve cells) that transport sensation and experience from the sense organs to the mind. The nervous system is pervasive, reaching every corner of your body so you can sense what is happening both internally and externally.
The mind (manas) processes all of this stimulation and tries to organize and make sense of all the sensory input. Nerves (majja) allow you to experience life through sensations and the mind (manas) makes sense of these experiences. The mind refers to how you think, react, and respond to sensations reported by the nervous system.
Wherever nerves are present, thinking is also present - so in Ayurveda there are both nerves (majja) and thinking (manas) throughout the body. One could say that the mind is infused in the whole body, not just in the brain. The idea that we have feelings and awareness in various parts of our body is reflected in common sayings such as "gut feelings" or a "broken heart". We feel our emotions in many places of the body. This mind-body connection is a fascinating subject of study.
Majja is purely physical, made up of neurons and nerves, but manas is physical and spiritual. Beliefs that you hold about experiences, like what you think about your mom, are attributed to your spirit because beliefs represent free will choices. Only the spirit is free, in the sense that it can act independently of the flesh. Nevertheless, everything that happens to us affects our spirit as we make decisions and draw conclusions from our experiences. In Ayurveda, whenever something happens, it affects your body, your mental state, and your beliefs about the world.
A cool mind may be relaxed, refreshed, but also aloof. A hot mind is a warm hearted, passionate and caring mind, but may be easily irritated and angry.
A light mind is carefree, but may be scattered and spaced out. A heavy mind is stable and steady, but may be dull and slow.
A mobile mind is motivated and enthusiastic, but may be frenetic and anxious. A stable mind is confident and steadfast, but can get stuck in a rut.
A clear mind is focused but disengaged, while a cloudy (damp) mind has abundant feelings, but may have trouble letting go.
The gunas are an integral framework that Ayurveda provides to understand the mind. They are incredibly useful for assessing someone's current mental state, and offers a workable system to bring these gunas into balance.
Imbalances of the gunas in the body affect the mind because of majja. Nervous tissue is very sensitive to changes in the blood chemistry (rasa), including any toxins in the blood, and these in turn affect the mind. Digestive toxins (ama) in the bloodstream can irritate nerve tissue, making your nerves feel frayed. Often, these toxins come from the digestive system, so taking care of digestive health is a key factor in supporting mental health. Toxins may come from other sources as well.
Ayurveda addresses mental health issues by balancing the gunas in a step by step approach. First, Ayurveda balances digestion and elimination to reduce the amount of accumulating toxins. Then, it uses diet, lifestyle & herbs to correct blood chemistry and balance the gunas in the blood. Along the way, Ayurveda nourishes the nervous system with healthy fats and appropriate herbs.
Ayurveda also recommends that you protect your sense organs from gratuitous exposure to disturbing images and thoughts - such as one might encounter in a horror movie.
Ayurveda seeks to stabilize the mind through meditation and prayer, but not just any kind of meditation and prayer. Some forms of meditation advocate complete emptying of the mind, which suppresses the mind and can result in mental confusion. The mind has a purpose, and should not be suppressed. The purpose of the mind is to efficiently lead an organism to what is good and healthy for it.
Some forms of meditation advocate complete disembodiment, and these are ultimately unsuitable for physical health and well being. Since meditation affects the person on a spiritual level, great care must be taken to choose a form of meditation that will be truly supportive for the years to come.
What Causes an Imbalance in the Mind?
Lack of sleep, excess stress, working too hard, no routine and not enough self care will place strain on the mind.
Overloading the mind leaves little time or mental energy to process all of your experiences.
Burying unwanted past experiences can also impact your psychological and spiritual health.
Exposure to disturbing images or sounds.
While these causes may not have an immediate impact on your mind, they slowly accumulate and twist the reality in the mind. The mind is supposed to contain an accurate map of reality. However, each person's mind frequently misinterprets reality as well. Incorrect beliefs slowly warp this map of reality over such a long period of time that the individual often has difficulty identifying the true cause. The mistakes of the mind should not cause despair, or indecision, but instead should inspire renewed commitment to understanding and good use of reason.
Anxiety is an incredibly common ailment of the mind. Everyone will experience a little anxiety from time to time, but for some individuals chronic anxiety is prevalent on a day to day basis, sometimes for no apparent reason. Ayurvedically, anxiety may be a result of toxins that have accumulated in the colon and an aggravation of Vata (udana vayu). Anxiety is also fueled by past traumas, poor routine, stress and eating at irregular meal times. Finally, anxiety may be caused by too much weight loss, or other deficiencies, a Vata imbalance. To remedy anxiety where a Vata imbalance is the underlying root cause, add healthy fats like ghee to the diet, and a little mineral salt to balance electrolyte levels. Ground Vata with a regular routine including self massage with sesame oil, a regular mealtime and a bedtime routine. deep belly breathing calms feelings of anxiety and helps restore healthy perspective.
Feeling irritable and angry are classic signs of "hot blood", a Pitta imbalance in the mind (sadhaka pitta). The source of this heat is Pitta ama, which creates inflammation, higher blood pressure, liver stress and feelings of frustration and short temper. To reduce mental irritation, remove any pitta aggravating foods from your diet, including spicy, sour or fermented foods, plus caffeine and alcohol. Follow a Pitta pacifying diet including sweet, cooling foods and cleansing bitters. Alterative herbs like turmeric, aloe vera juice and amalaki cleanse the blood, reduce Pitta ama and can help balance blood chemistry.
Mental fatigue is natural after a long day, but in more serious cases, it is persistent and chronic. Mental fatigue, confusion and a slow, cloudy mind are often a result of aggravated Kapha (tarpaka kapha). Kapha becomes imbalanced in the mind due to a rich, heavy, sweet diet which reduces circulation and creates ama. Instead, eat food with spicy, pungent taste, as it clears and lightens a heavy mind. Trikatu (or "three pungents") stimulates digestion and burns away an accumulation of Kapha ama that creates a sluggish body and mind. A light diet should be followed and Kapha provoking foods avoided. Engage in stimulating exercise first thing in the morning to refresh your mind and combat fatigue.
A good night sleep may be disrupted for any number of reasons. Perhaps falling asleep seems impossible with a swirling mind of worry, or you find yourself waking up around 1am feeling overheated and can't get back to sleep. For difficulty falling asleep and excessive worrying before bed (Vata), practicing belly breathing, journalling, a few minutes of meditation or prayer, and add a drop or two of lavender essential oil on your pillow. If you are waking up feeling hot and bothered in the middle of the night, Pitta may be imbalanced. In that case rub brahmi oil on your head before bed, turn off all electronics and stop work at least two hours before bed. Dim the lights an hour before bedtime and keep the bedroom cool in summer.
Perhaps you get a great night's sleep but the issue is getting out of bed and shaking off the morning fatigue. If sleep is deep but the mornings are a struggle (Kapha), set an alarm to rise early, before 6am each day. Drink a glass of hot water, with juice from a wedge of lemon, 10 drops of apple cider vinegar, a pinch of cayenne, and a teaspoon of honey. Then, do some stimulating exercise like a brisk walk in the fresh air. Also, make sure to have a light evening meal and avoid any rich or heavy food at night.
Tonics nourish and ground the nervous system. They can rejuvenate the mind and build mental strength.
Vata disorders tend to be light, dry and mobile (like anxiety, fear and worry), so tonics should be heavy, oily and grounding. Oil nourishes and strengthens your nerves. Self massage with sesame oil is recommended for Vata. This warming, unctuous oil soothes the nervous system and pacifies Vata. It's also good to include healthy fats, like ghee or raw sesame oil, in your diet. Avoid bad fats, such as the overheated fats in fried foods. Shankhapushpi can be used to reduce insomnia and anxiety. Ashwaghanda is a staple tonic for Vata as it calms a hyperactive mind, helps the body adapt to stress, builds strength and rejuvenates tissues.
Imbalances of the mind that are hot, sharp and penetrating (like anger, frustration and stress) are related to Pitta dosha. Tonics for Pitta disorders should be cooling and calming. Regular Self massage with coconut oil calms Pitta and soothes nervous tissues, as coconut oil is cooling. Bhringaraj oil can be used for a scalp massage as it reduces mental aggravation as a result of high Pitta and tones the nervous system. A few drops of brahmi oil in each nostril also cools the mind, reduces mental stress and increases strength in the mind including memory and concentration.
Kapha disorders of the mind are heavy, dull and slow, such as depression. Tonics for a Kapha mind should be light and invigorating to reduce the damp, heavy sluggish feeling. Shilajit is warm, light, drying and penetrating. It lifts mental sluggishness, depression and mental ama associated with Kapha. It rejuvenates the mind and helps clear brain fog. Kapha individuals can rub Vacha powder on their skin and take ginger baking soda baths to stimulate their body.
The health of the mind has a powerful impact on the health of the body, and vice versa. The body and mind are intricately connected, and both must be taken into consideration when seeking health and wellness. While disorders of the mind are common, Ayurveda offers a practical system of balancing the gunas in the blood and reducing digestive toxins to stabilize and strengthen the nervous system. Ayurveda also promotes a diet and lifestyle compatible with your doshas to reduce mental imbalances. Rejuvenative tonics can be used to nourish and promote lasting health of the mind - leading to stable decisions that promote your happiness each day.
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ASIFA-Hollywood held its 45th Annie Awards ceremony Saturday night, honoring the best in animation production and individual achievement across 36 categories (including this year's six special juried awards recipients). The Awards were presented by industry icons including director Nora Twomey, animator Floyd Norman, and familiar Annies face Tom Kenny (who scored an award for voicing SpongeBob).
With so much incredible work under consideration, Pixar's awards season favorite Coco came out on top with an impressive 11 wins. These included Best Animated Feature; Best Animated Effects – Shaun Galinak, Dave Hale, Jason Johnston, Carl Kaphan, Keith Daniel Klohn; Character Animation – John Chun Chiu Lee; Character Design – Daniel Arriaga, Daniela Strijleva, Greg Dykstra, Alonso Martinez & Zaruhi Galstyan; Directing – Lee Unkrich, Adrian Molina; Music – Michael Giacchino, Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez, Germaine Franco, Adrian Molina; Production Design – Harlye Jessup, Danielle Feinberg, Bryn Imagire, Nathaniel McLaughlin, Ernesto Nemesio; Storyboarding – Dean Kelly; Voice Acting – Anthony Gonzalez as Miguel; Writing – Adrian Molina, Matthew Aldrich and Editorial – Steve Bloom, Lee Unkrich, Greg Snyder, Tim Fox.
The Best Animated Feature-Independent was awarded to Twomey's The Breadwinner (Cartoon Saloon/Aircraft Pictures/Melusine Productions).
Major wins also went to Revolting Rhymes (Magic Light Pictures) – Best Animated Special Production; Dear Basketball (Glen Keane Productions, Kobe Studios, Believe Entertainment Group) – Best Animated Short Subject; June (Broad Reach Pictures/Chromosphere/Lyft) – Best Animated TV/Broadcast Commercial; Rick and Morty – Episode: 30 'Pickle Rick' (Williams Street Productions) – Best General Audience Animated TV/Broadcast Production; We Bare Bears Episode: Panda's Art (Cartoon Network Animation Studios) – Best Animated TV/Broadcast Production for Children; Octonauts Episode: Operation Deep Freeze (Vampire Squid Productions Limited, a Silvergate Media company, in association with Brown Bag Films) – Best Animated TV/Broadcast Production for Preschool Children; and War For The Planet of The Apes (Chernin Entertainment, TSG Entertainment, River Road Entertainment, 20th Century Fox, Daniel Barrett, Sidney Kombo-Kintombo, Emile Ghorayeb, Luisma Lavin Peredo, Alessandro Bonora) – Outstanding Achievement for Character Animation in a Live Action Production.
The evening was dedicated to the late, legendary June Foray — an accomplished voice actress and the driving visionary force behind the Annies.


[S137] Elisha Scott Loomis, Joseph Loomis, Page 209.
[S137] Elisha Scott Loomis, Joseph Loomis, Page 299.
Lewis and Mary were enumerated in the 1850 Georgia, Franklin Co., VT, federal census. He was a merchant, age 28, she was 25. Children in the household were Helen M. 6, Julia 3, and Mary 1.
Lewis and Mary were enumerated in the 1860 Delaware, Delaware Co., IA, federal census. He was 38, she was 34. Children in the household were Helen 16, Julia 13, Mary 10, and Allen 8.
Lewis and Mary were enumerated in the 1870 Manchester, Delaware Co., IA, federal census. He was a produce dealer, age 49, she was 45. Children in the household were Mary 21. Allen R. 18, and Lewis A. 9.
L. A. and Mary F. were enumerated in the 1880 Manchester, Delaware Co., IA, federal census. He was 59, she was 55. The only child in the household was Lewis A. 19.
[S137] Elisha Scott Loomis, Joseph Loomis, Page 436.
Allen R. and Phedora were enumerated in the 1850 Colchester, Chittenden Co., VT, federal census. He was a peddler and farmer, age 27, she was 29. Children in the household were Etta 3, and Lorinda A. 9 months.
Allen and P. H. were enumerated in the 1860 Delaware, Delaware Co., IA, federal census. He was a farmer, age 37, she was 38. Childlren in the household were Etna 12, Lorinda 10, Alma 8, Jane 6, and Loriin 1.
Allen and P.H. were enumerated in the 1870 Manchester, Delaware Co., IA, federal census. He was a Banker, age 46, she was 48. Children in the household were Lora 20, Alma 18, Jennie, 16, and Lorin 10.
A. R. and "Parmele" were enumerated in the 1880 Manchester, Delaware Co., IA, federal census. He was 57, she was 59. There were no children in the household.
Daughter Loomis was born at Milton, Chittenden Co., VT.1 She was the daughter of Reuben Loomis and Rhoda Jones.1 Daughter Loomis died; in infancy.
Allen and Eva were enumerated in the 1880 Fort Dodge, Webster Co., IA, federal census, 4th Ward. He was a butter buyer, age 28, she was 24. Children in the household were Bertha 4, and Fred 2.
Allen R. and Eva were enumerated in the 1900 Fort Dodge, Webster Co., IA, federal census, Ward 2. He was 48, she was 43. Children in the household were Fred 22 (shown born January 1888), and Elsie, 15 (shown born March 1885).
Allen R. and Eva C. were enumerated in the 1910 Fort Dodge, Webster Co., IA, federal census. He was a poultry and egg merchant, age 58, she was 54. The only child in the household was Elsie, 24.
[S137] Elisha Scott Loomis, Joseph Loomis, Page 548.
Fred Leon Loomis was born on 30 December 1877 at Fort Dodge, Webster Co., Iowa.1 He was the son of Allen Reuben Loomis and Eva C. Davidson.1 Fred Leon Loomis married Grace Vincent on 17 September 1902.2 Fred Leon Loomis married Jane Elizabeth Hallowell, daughter of Peter Joseph Hallowell and Matilda Garland Scott, on 24 August 1953.
Fred and Grace were enumerated in the 1910 Fort Dodge, Webster Co., IA, federal census. He was a poultry and egg buyer and seller, age 32; she was 30. There were two children in the household, Edith 6, and Allen R. 11 months.
Fred and Grace were enumerated in the 1920 Fort Dodge, Webster Co., IA, federal census, ED 241. He was a general merchant, age 42, she was 40. Children in the household were Elizabeth 16, and Allen 10. Enumerated next door were father A. R., and Eva.
Grace Vincent was born on 15 July 1879 at Fort Dodge, Webster Co., IA.1 She married Fred Leon Loomis, son of Allen Reuben Loomis and Eva C. Davidson, on 17 September 1902.1 Grace Vincent died circa 1952.
Allen was president of the Fort Dodge Creamery Co., and owner of Rosedale Farms.
Allen married Lili Damita, a famous movie actress (1901-1994) who had first married Errol Flynn.
As a young French actress, Lili Damita could not have imagined she would end up a Hollywood star and later the wife of an Iowa businessman.
Liliane Marie-Madeleine Carre was born in Bordeaux, France, and by age 16 was a music hall sensation, succeeding the legendary Mistinguette as star of the Casino de Paris revue. She appeared in French films starting in 1921, and acted in British, German and Austrian pictures between 1926 and 1928. American movie mogul Samuel Goldwyn lured her to Hollywood to star with Ronald Colman in "The Rescue" in 1929. She was one of many foreign-born actresses of the period to be touted as "the new Garbo."
Also in 1929 she appeared in "The Bridge of San Luis Rey" and the box-office smash "The Cockeyed World," a sequel to "What Price Glory?" Her heavy accent did not reproduce well in talking pictures.
Damita retired from the screen after her 1935 marriage to soon-to-be-superstar Errol Flynn. It was the first marriage for both. They were divorced in 1942, and their son, one-time actor Sean Flynn, disappeared in Cambodia in April 1970 while covering aspects of the Vietnam War as a photojournalist for Time and Life magazines. He was declared legally dead in 1984.
Damita's second marriage was to Iowa businessman Allen Loomis, president of the Fort Dodge Creamery Co. and its famous Rosedale Farms. She lived in Fort Dodge from 1962 to 1983, until she and Loomis divorced.
In her later years, Loomis suffered from Alzheimer's disease and died in West Palm Beach, Fla. There were no survivors. She is buried at Oakland Cemetery at Fort Dodge.
Allen was the donor in 1935 of the famous "Floyd of Rosedale," the pig now memorialized in bronze, that goes to the winner of the annual football rivalry between Iowa and Minnesota. Floyd was named for the governor of Minnesota at the time, Floyd Olson.
[S182] Social Security Death Index (on-line), Ancestry.com, SSDI, Ancestry.com, SSAN 481-01-3994.
James Webb married Maria Cook, daughter of Isaac Cook IV and Margaretta Scott.
Maria Cook was the daughter of Isaac Cook IV and Margaretta Scott. Maria Cook married James Webb.
[S810] Edwin W. Strickland II, William Buell, 1-8, page 172.
Thomas King Jr. was born on 3 December 1684 at Northampton, Hampshire Co., MA.1 He was the son of Thomas King and Abigail Strong.1 Thomas King Jr. died; young.
Abigail King was born on 31 January 1687 at Hatfield, Hampshire Co., MA.1 She was the daughter of Thomas King and Abigail Strong.1 Abigail King married Gershom Sexton on 20 January 1708/9 at Hartford, Hartford Co., CT.
Gershom Sexton married Abigail King, daughter of Thomas King and Abigail Strong, on 20 January 1708/9 at Hartford, Hartford Co., CT.
Isaac Cook Jr. was born on 22 July 1710. He married Jerusha Sexton, daughter of Gershom Sexton and Abigail King, on 13 October 1733.
Martha Cook was born in 1740. She married Isaac Cook III, son of Isaac Cook Jr. and Jerusha Sexton, in 1760.
Isaac Cook IV was born on 16 July 1768 at Wallingford, New Haven Co., CT. He was the son of Isaac Cook III and Martha Cook. Isaac Cook IV married Margaretta Scott on 25 December 1792 at Chillicothe, Ross Co., OH. Isaac Cook IV died on 22 January 1844 at Chillicothe, Ross Co., OH, at age 75.
Margaretta Scott was born on 15 January 1772 at Shippensburg, Cumberland Co., PA. She married Isaac Cook IV, son of Isaac Cook III and Martha Cook, on 25 December 1792 at Chillicothe, Ross Co., OH.
Sarah Emmons married Rev. Joseph Morgan, son of Joseph Morgan and Dorothy Parke.
Henry Van Kirk was born in 1700 at Hopewell, Hunterdon Co., NJ. He married Dorothy Morgan, daughter of Rev. Joseph Morgan and Sarah Emmons, circa 1723.
Henry Van Kirk Jr. was born on 17 December 1740 at Monmouth Co., NJ. He was the son of Henry Van Kirk and Dorothy Morgan.
Child of Henry Van Kirk Jr.
William Van Kirk was born on 1 February 1763. He was the son of Henry Van Kirk Jr. William Van Kirk married Deborah Watters in 1785.
Deborah Watters married William Van Kirk, son of Henry Van Kirk Jr., in 1785.
[S95] Gary Boyd Roberts, Presidents 1995 Edition, Page 67.
[S807] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com, Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 9 August 2018), memorial page for Phoebe Elizabeth Dickerson Harding (21 Dec 1843–20 May 1910), Find A Grave Memorial no. 7127142, citing Marion Cemetery, Marion, Marion County, Ohio, USA ; Maintained by Laurie (contributor 2811407) .
[S676] Gary Boyd Roberts, Presidents 2009 Edition, Page 98.
[S807] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com, Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 9 August 2018), memorial page for Dr George Tryon Harding, Sr (12 Jun 1844–19 Nov 1928), Find A Grave Memorial no. 7127160, citing Marion Cemetery, Marion, Marion County, Ohio, USA ; Maintained by Find A Grave (contributor 8) .
Harding was the 29th President of the United States, serving from 1921 until his death from a heart attack in 1923. A Republican from Ohio, Harding was an influential newspaper publisher. He served in the Ohio Senate (1899–1903) and later as the 28th Lieutenant Governor of Ohio (1903–1905) and as a U.S. Senator (1915–1921).
His conservative stance on issues such as taxes, affable manner, and campaign manager Harry Daugherty's 'make no enemies' strategy enabled Harding to become the compromise choice at the 1920 Republican National Convention. During his presidential campaign, in the aftermath of World War I; he promised a return to "normalcy"; an "America first" campaign that encouraged industrialization and a strong economy independent of foreign influence. In the 1920 election, he and his running-mate, Calvin Coolidge, defeated Democrat and fellow Ohioan James M. Cox, in what was then the largest presidential popular vote landslide in American history since the popular vote tally began to be recorded in 1824: 60.36% to 34.19%.
President Harding headed a cabinet of notable men such as Charles Evans Hughes, Andrew Mellon, and future president Herbert Hoover. However, he was careless with other associates and rewarded his close friends with powerful positions. Scandals and corruption would eventually be found in the Harding Administration; Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fall was jailed for involvement in the Teapot Dome scandal; Director of Veterans Bureau, Charles R. Forbes was involved in bribery and price skimming from bootleggers and drug dealers. In foreign affairs, Harding rejected the League of Nations; signed a separate peace treaty with Germany and Austria formally ending World War I. He also led the way to world Naval disarmament at the 1921–22 Washington Naval Conference. Domestically Harding signed the first child welfare program in the United States and dealt with striking workers in the mining and railroad industries.
Warren and Florence had no children.
WASHINGTON — She was denounced as a "degenerate" and a "pervert," accused of lying for money and shamed for waging a "diabolical" campaign of falsehoods against the president's family that tore away at his legacy.
The Nan Britton affair was the sensation of its age, a product of the jazz-playing, gin-soaked Roaring Twenties and a pivotal moment in the evolution of the modern White House. It was not the first time a president was accused of an extracurricular love life, but never before had a self-proclaimed presidential mistress gone public with a popular tell-all book. The ensuing furor played out in newspapers, courtrooms and living rooms across the country.
Charles Henry Leicester Stanhope Viscount Petersham was born on 20 July 1945. He married Virginia Alleyne Freeman-Jackson, daughter of Capt. Harry Freeman-Jackson and Dorothy Alleyne d'Aubigny d'Engelbronner, on 14 September 1966.
Virginia Alleyne Freeman-Jackson was the daughter of Capt. Harry Freeman-Jackson and Dorothy Alleyne d'Aubigny d'Engelbronner. Virginia Alleyne Freeman-Jackson married Charles Henry Leicester Stanhope Viscount Petersham on 14 September 1966.
Capt. Harry Freeman-Jackson was born circa 1910. He married Dorothy Alleyne d'Aubigny d'Engelbronner, daughter of Louis Antoine d'Aubigny d'Engelbronner and Anna Chickering Sumner.
Dorothy Alleyne d'Aubigny d'Engelbronner was the daughter of Louis Antoine d'Aubigny d'Engelbronner and Anna Chickering Sumner. Dorothy Alleyne d'Aubigny d'Engelbronner married Capt. Harry Freeman-Jackson. Dorothy Alleyne d'Aubigny d'Engelbronner died circa October 1992.
Louis Antoine d'Aubigny d'Engelbronner married Anna Chickering Sumner, daughter of Edward Alleyne Sumner and Florence Amelia Bingham.
Anna Chickering Sumner was born in 1871. She was the daughter of Edward Alleyne Sumner and Florence Amelia Bingham. Anna Chickering Sumner married Louis Antoine d'Aubigny d'Engelbronner. Anna Chickering Sumner died in 1950.
Edward Alleyne Sumner was born circa 1839. He was the son of William Russell Sumner and Anna Alleyne Chickering. Edward Alleyne Sumner married Florence Amelia Bingham, daughter of Henry Harrison Bingham and Amelia Wells.
Edward was enumerated in the 1880 Jackson, Jackson Co., MI, federal census. He was the Secy. of a Mfg Company, age 40. Also enumerated in the household were sister Florence 28, daughter Anna C. 8, and son Edward A. 5.
Florence Amelia Bingham was the daughter of Henry Harrison Bingham and Amelia Wells. Florence Amelia Bingham married Edward Alleyne Sumner, son of William Russell Sumner and Anna Alleyne Chickering.
William Russell Sumner was born circa 1800 at MA. He married Anna Alleyne Chickering, daughter of Jabez Chickering Jr. and Dorothy Deborah Forster Alleyne.
William R. and Anna were enumerated in the 1850 Dedham, Norfolk Co., MA, federal census. He was 40, she was 38. Childlren in the household were Edward A. 10, Anna R. 8, and Martha B. 5.
Anna Alleyne Chickering was born circa 1811 at MA. She was the daughter of Jabez Chickering Jr. and Dorothy Deborah Forster Alleyne. Anna Alleyne Chickering married William Russell Sumner.
Henry Harrison Bingham married Amelia Wells, daughter of Dr. Cyrus Wells and Asenath Fitch Chipman.
Amelia Wells was the daughter of Dr. Cyrus Wells and Asenath Fitch Chipman. Amelia Wells married Henry Harrison Bingham.


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William Hackett unveils WH C4 QP hoisting range for onshore operations
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William Hackett has announced the launch of the WH C4 QP, which incorporates the company's patented quad pawl (QP) mechanism, for onshore operators
The quad pawl (QP) mechanism is considered one of the safest and most efficient chain hoist systems.
"Innovation based on a detailed understanding of lifting applications is at the heart of what we do, and this latest addition of the QP in the WH C4 range of hoists increases the level of operational safety and performance levels provided by chain blocks," says Ben Burgess, director at William Hackett.
"The QP offset load bearing mechanism is the best in the market, and it offers enhanced operating performance compared to first-generation twin-pawl products," says Burgess. "With double the number of offset pawls in a chain hoist, from two to four, the load is spread securely against the ratchet gear to provide increased redundancy and resilience for the user."
Safe and continual performance of lifting equipment crucially depends on minimising risk through improved resilience to failure. Lift operations are often fast-moving, challenging and hazardous. Improvements in efficiency, ease of use, and safety can yield large returns for operators across any industry – from construction, engineering and shipping, through to energy and transport.
The QP works by allowing all four pawls to engage with the ratchet gear in an offset configuration, that allows for finer adjustment, and tensioning capability, while maintaining pawl and ratchet gear engagement. The pawl springs are enclosed in the product's brake chamber to minimise contamination, and the patented pawl design ensures that in the unlikely event of both pawl springs failing, the quad pawls maintain full function with the ratchet gear, making the hoist operation much safer to use. The patented QP mechanism synchronises to minimise the time and distance travelled to the next point of engagement, further improving hoist times and providing smooth lift operations.
"It overcomes jamming and unintended malfunctions that can be experienced when using other simpler first-generation products," says Burgess. "This helps to minimise project downtime or costly delays to work scopes, providing reassurance and peace of mind for operators and contractors."
The QP innovation forms a part of William Hackett's long term investment strategy, for innovating and developing lifting solutions, that help to mitigate potential risks and failure. The QP mechanish is preparing to launch a subsea version of the WH C4 QP, that offers high corrosion-protection for offshore operations.
Burgess highlights: "We continue to work hard to create a technically-superior chain hoist that save operators money, and consistently performs on safety for those valuable payloads. While we recognise there are economic challenges for industry, and increased operating pressures as a result of a global health pandemic, we believe the approach to innovation with the WH C4 QP will better support industry at this critical time. Safe just became safer by design."


Steve Kane, Director of Customer Success at Gemba Academy, visits a customer, the City of Grand Rapids, MI. While there, he had the opportunity to talk with decision makers, City Executives, as well as other City employees using Lean to create a better work environment, saving time, inventory which ultimately means saving money as they do their everyday jobs.
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P.F. Chang's confirms data and security breach
P.F Chang's said it was unsure how many customers were affected by the breach and that it had created a website to address concerns relating to the breach.
By Ananth Baliga
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., June 13 (UPI) -- Restaurant chain P.F. Chang's confirmed Friday a security breach involving customers' credit and debit card data and has launched an investigation.
The company said it is assisting the U.S. Secret Service and a team of third-party forensics experts to find out the extent and damage caused by the security breach. The company has said it currently does not know how many customers were affected and can only confirm the existence of the breach.
"Because we are still in the preliminary stages of our investigation, we encourage our guests to be vigilant about checking their credit card and bank statements," the company said in on its website. "We sincerely regret the inconvenience and concern this may cause for our guests."
The announcement comes after security blogger Brian Krebs reported Wednesday that the restaurant chain was the subject of an attack that took place between late March and May 19. The attack was, according to his report, carried out throughout the company's point-of-sale systems, similar to the cyberattack on Target last year.
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Kreb said credit and debit card information from thousands of customers was being sold on a website called rescatir.com, also used by the Target hackers, for $18 to $40 per card.
The restaurant chain said it had created a page on its website to address customer questions and provide regular updates about the breach. The company has also moved to a manual credit card imprinting system for safety reasons.
According to the KrebsOnSecurity website, hackers normally get access to such information by planting malicious software in cash registers that record the credit and debit card information as they are swiped. Hackers then place this information on counterfeit cards and either use them to buy expensive items or sell them on the black market.
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If you are looking for the best MIG welder 2018 model, then worry no more – we Introducing our Top Ten Mig Welders buying guide – the best of the MIG welder reviews. We have taken the trouble to research and review the top rated MIG welders you can ever find in any welding supplies outlet. However, for the benefit of our good friends who are new to welding, it may be helpful to first shed some light on what MIG welding is all about before we look at the top 2018 welding devices.
MIG welding or specifically Metal Inert Gas welding is also known as Gas Metal Arc Welding. The technology was first used during the Second World War period as a viable method of joining thin-gauge sheets of metal to heavy steel tubes. This handy invention which was also fast and easy was seen as a timely blessing in the manufacture of heavy-duty weapons. It was one of those few good things that come out of the war.
Gauge 18~ 1/4″ is the stainless steel and the mild steel's welding capacity while the capacity of aluminum is 1/8 plate or even thicker.
MIG welding is one of the easiest ways of joining metal sheets together. It is so simple that even a layman can muster the process in just a few hours. Welding machines are quite popular with hobbyists and DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable, convenient, and easy to set up welding tool. They provide the same functionality as Plasma Cutters and TIG appliances but with more accurate, neater, and smoother welds.
Owning a welding machine saves you time and energy. They allow you to easily weld thicker metals uniformly in a single pass. With the right MIG welding machine in your hands, you are guaranteed of fast welding speeds and the ability to test your welding artistry on thinner materials. However, a defective or low-performance welding machine can be quite disastrous to your intricate metal joinery projects.
So how do you find the best for yourself from a huge amount of MIG welder reviews for your welding tasks? Well, we don't promise it is going to be easy because you are not likely to find the best one for sale at every local hardware store but our carefully researched list of top 10 Top Rated MIG welders 2018 models is just what you need to make the right purchasing decision. Take your time to go through the entire list and you'll surely find a model that suits your needs from our selection.
The Handler 190 is a versatile tool that you can count on to handle a variety of welding tasks from maintenance, repairs, home tinkering, auto-body, construction and much more. It is a portable and powerful MIG welder capable of welding different metals including aluminum, steel, and mild steel. So, enjoy the Hobart 190 review.
So what are some of the key features of the Hobart MIG welder? For a start, it is powered with 100 to 230 volts current and has an Amperage output ranging from 25A to 190A.
However, one of the major shortcomings of this versatile appliance is its short power cord. When you consider the easy portability of the welding machine, the short cord will suffice as long as you have enough power outlets in your working area.
It is conveniently portable and very powerful allowing you to handle all your welding tasks efficiently from any location within your home or workplace.
Comes with everything you need for outdoor welding projects using flux cored self-shielding wire or solid wire.
It comes with seven voltage selection settings. The additional settings give you a welding arc that matches different sizes of metal thickness and wire diameter. A better welding arc means you get less spatter, the best penetration, a professional bead appearance, and ultimately less post-weld cleanup.
The Handler 190 welds steel with different widths from 24-gauge all the way to 51/6 inches. It has an internal storage area and an infinite speed control for the wire feed. If you are looking for a MIG welder that ensures your welding job is done with precision and at the right speed, then the Hobart is the perfect welding machine for you.
It has an adjustable wire feed speed It has 4 settings only. These are sufficient for most projects but may take time to get used to if you have been using larger models.
One thing that has gained the Lincoln Electric K2185-1 a high ranking among the best cheap models is its compact yet powerful nature. Do not be misled by the size of this machine. It delivers a good dose of power and is capable of welding across thick materials quite easily.
Weighing just 40 pounds this MIG welder is not only lightweight but compact and portable too. It is perfect for household repairs and your artistic hobbies too. Another great thing about this welder is the fact that it is fan-cooled, which significantly increases its life expectancy.
It is a small wire welder powered by 115 volts and can be conveniently hooked to a 20A household power outlet.
Sadly, the Lincoln Electric K2185-1 does not come with an oxygen tank cart like other similarly priced models. You can, however, purchase the oxygen tank cart separately and still have the same functionality you'd get from a high-end MIG welder. Some users have even gone as far as building their own carts for their Lincoln Electric K2185-1 MIG welders.
An adjustable wire-speed control. You can easily adjust its wire speed control from 0 to 300 ipm. The welder also adapts to any flux or small MIG wire feed for a wide range of small projects such as auto repair or simple home repairs.
It is simple and easy to use in a variety of projects. It can handle all types of metals with different thicknesses. You can even see the work you are doing, unlike other machines where you have to deal with slag before you see the final results of your work.
It has one of the best safety features in the industry such as the contractor safety feature which maintains the electric welding wire cold until you press the gun trigger.
It has a higher optimal duty cycle. This is basically the amount of time this device takes to cool off before you can use it again. Some more expensive models have a duty cycle of 10% while this Lincoln welding machine gives you 20% duty cycle which is higher than you get from a high-end model.
It comes with inert gas included in the package. Lincoln offers one year warranty on this welder's parts and labor except for the MIG gun and cable which have a 90-days warranty.
The Lincoln Electric K2185 provides a functional welding solution that meets the needs of both professional and best beginner welders. It is lightweight, portable, and very powerful. It is worth considering if you are looking for a simple to use but powerful MIG welder.
If you are looking for the most lightweight MIG welder that gets the work done, then the Everlast Poweri-MIG 140E is just perfect for you. It weighs 28 pounds only. The MIG welder is perfect for all your portable repairs, garage welding tasks, for your home shop, farm usage, and off-road use.
It packs enough power to weld through a variety of metals including mild steel, chrome-moly, and stainless steel. It has a minimum welding capability of 24 gauge and a maximum of 3/6 inches in a single pass or 3/8 for multiple passes.
This is without a doubt the best MIG welder for the money considering that it comes with a spool gun. It is designed to use 4-inch and 8-inch wire spools. It uses a Tweco gun, which is one of the best on the market.
However, the main setback you'll get from this MIG welder is the fact that it is not compatible with Miller tips. Nevertheless, it works perfectly with Tweco #11 tips to give you a neat weld.
It is simple to operate. You can easily control the welding arc, gas, and wire flow. It gets the work done fast and with the least effort.
It has industry standard connection which means you won't have to worry if the parts fit or not. It even comes with gas hoses.
It is lightweight and portable enough to carry to your work site.
It has better duty cycle than other similarly priced models. The welding machine has 35% duty cycle, which is the amount of time you have to let it rest before you continue welding.
It uses Tweco or Lincoln guns and Tweco #11 tips. You can use it with either a spool gun or tips to get a neat weld line with the least effort.
The MIG welder uses argon gas attachments to give you professional welding.
The Everlast mig welder is an inverter based welder complete with an insular-gate bipolar transistor which gives it the ability to provide a higher amperage output and a longer life span. It runs smoothly with a 120 volts connection. It has a total ampere capacity of 200A.
The Everlast Poweri–MIG 140E is a Euro import that is perfectly fine for all your welding projects. It is lightweight and the best MIG welder for contractors, repairmen or women, and for a DIY person who does both light and heavy-duty welding at home. It is a mid-range welder for building projects and automotive or motorcycle welding tasks.
The Lotos MIG 175 is a versatile welder designed to make all your welding tasks easy, fast, and professional. It uses advanced transformer technology known for being effective and reliable.
The MIG welder can easily be connected to a 200 volts wall outlet. Setting it up is a breeze. It won't take you more than ten minutes. The machine comfortably works with industrial standard wire pools. It has resettable overload connection that gives it a durable operating life.
The Lotos MIG 175 is quite easy to setup and use. It comes with an operation manual to help you get started with ease. There are lots of online manuals and videos on this model.
The major problem with the Lotos MIG 175, as cited by some users, is its gas valve which has been said to cause gas leakage. Fortunately, Lotos provides a one year warranty for all their products including parts replacement. If you ever run into a valve problem, you can easily get a replacement.
It has two automatic circuits that help to protect the wire feed motor.
Temperature controls as well as a resettable overload protection that helps to increase the machine's lifespan.
The Lotos 175 MIG welder is designed for standard industrial welding jobs but is versatile enough to handle all types of welding jobs and projects. It is a high-quality MIG welder that is built to last. It is a great tool for hobbyists and best DIY mig welders too.
This handheld MIG welder is portable and weighs 38 pounds only. It uses 240 volts of AC and can held stainless steel, mild-steel, and even aluminum.
It gets a spot on our list of best MIG welder 2018 models because it can comfortably weld different thickness levels from 20 gauges to ¼ inches including 18 gauge to 3/7 inches in the case of aluminum and 24 gauge to 3/8 inches for mild-steel.
It is a dual voltage MIG welder that uses both MIG gas and flux core to provide professional work. The welder relies on inverter technology to give you great travel speeds and arc length.
Talking of Amperes, this one has an impressive output that ranges from 30A to 230A with direct current. It comes with a fan-on-demand feature that ensures the machine stays cool during operation.
The major downside of this machine is the fact that it does not come with a spool gun. A spool gun that is compatible with the Millermatic 211 may take you back $200. Another thing is that despite being portable, it weighs 87 pounds, putting it on the heavier side.
If you want the easiest to use handheld welding tool, the Millermatic 211 230V MIG welder is perfect for you. It runs smoothly without spattering thanks to Smooth-Start technology. It is one of the cleanest welders on the market.
The only problem with this MIG welder, as cited by a number of users, is the fact that the mask provided by the manufacturer is made of cheap plastic that is not very durable. Fortunately, this is an external accessory that you can replace with a mask of your own choice.
If you are an avid welder or someone getting started on welding, then you will fall for this easy to handle MIG welder at first sight. It is a powerful machine with just about everything you need in the best beginner welder.
A handle that is long enough. If you've been welding metal for some time now, then you know the welding machine's handle determines the effectiveness of your job. In fact, a handle that long enough gives you some luxury in your welding task.
Along comfortable handle is less tiring than a short unmanageable handle. However, a handle that is too long may be an obstacle to your welding efforts. The Goplus MIG 130 welder handle is just the right length to make your welding less tiresome and more enjoyable.
It has an excellent voltage. Welding entails a lot of heating which requires high levels of energy. The Goplus MIG 130 has a 100V voltage which is perfect for all types of industrial and domestic welding jobs.
It has a long cord. The machines uses mains power which means it has to have a cord that is long enough to connect to a power source. Machines with short cords are quite limiting and often end up giving you less desirable results. This welder's cord measures twelve and a half inches which give you a long enough reach without being an inconvenience.
It comes with circuit breakers. The circuit breaker help in controlling excess current and in avoiding damage due to power surges. It is a safety feature that every electrical appliance or machine deserves to have.
This is one of the best welder for the money that you can find in any welding supplies store. It is sufficiently equipped to handle every type of welding job. It comes with all the accessories you need to start your welding right away. It is designed for both domestic and industrial use. That all makes Goplus MIG 130 one of the best beginner welder.
This is probably the best MIG welder 2018 machine for a beginner. Contrary to what you may have heard elsewhere, there is no single welding machine that is perfect for every type of welding job. However, if you want a machine that handles a majority of welding tasks then go for the Hobart MIG welder.
It is a powerful 115 volts MIG welder capable of welding mild steel with a thickness range of 24 gauges to ¼ inch. It even welds aluminum.
By the way, Hobart Handler is one of the best flux core welders. One thing you'll love about this MIG welder is the fact that it comes packed with everything you need to get started including a flux core wire. Just plug it in, choose the right voltage and wire feeder, and you'll be good to go. It is MIG ready and does not require any additional equipment.
The Handler 140 is not referred to as Hobart's best wire feed welder for nothing. It is quite versatile and can handle different welding tasks in diverse fields including auto body, household repairs, and farm projects that demand extra welding power. It comes with a 5-position voltage control selector that allows you to fine-tune your arc. You can rely on this MIG welder to get a smooth stable arc on any material thickness.
Its drive system is made of industrial cast aluminum for strength and durability. It has a heavy duty work clamp that gives you industrial level performance.
The problem with this MIG welder is its 20% duty cycle. This basically means that if the welder works for 20 minutes, you'll need to give it an 8 minutes rest. However, you can use this time to grind the welded joints or any other useful task.
The Hobart MIG welder (Handler 140) is an ultra-versatile machine that can handle a majority of welding jobs. You can rely on this welder to work on your car's body, on any home improvement project that requires welding, and even on repair of heavy farm equipment. It may have a higher price than other welding machines but it gives value for money. That all makes Hobart Handler 140 the best welder for beginners.
This is one of the most competitively priced MIG welding machine for both seasoned and beginner welders. It is a versatile machine designed to perform a wide variety of welding tasks. By simply twisting its cable, you can use it with either 230V or 115V connections. You don't need any extra tools. This means the welder can be used at home or at workplace quite easily.
It is easy to set up as it comes with everything you need to get started. There's a setup guide included in the package which will guide you in getting the welder up and ready in just a few minutes.
The problem with the Hobart 500533 is its ground wire which some users claim is a bit too stiff. Its wire feeder does not look as strong and durable as the one in other Hobart models. However, you can always get replacements from Hobart as long as your warranty has not expired.
It is quite versatile and can be used in a variety of welding tasks such as on your car's exhaust system, on trailer frames, on auto body panels, and on your gardening or lawn equipment just to mention a few. It comes with an assortment of all the required accessories which saves you from buying additional parts or equipment separately.
The Lincoln Easy MIG 140 can be used anywhere you have an electricity connection. It is a great choice for vehicle owners and people who love working on DIY projects at home. The machine is also capable of handling light industrial welding tasks. Best of all, it comes with a friendly price tag.
The Lincoln Electric Easy MIG 140 has a maximum power output of 140A. It is one of the best flux core welding machines. It provides a 20% duty cycle. It has feed and speed controls that range from 50 to 500 IPM. The machine is also capable of handling flux-cored welding perfectly well. It can weld a variety of metals including aluminum, mild steel, and stainless steel. It's capable of welding steel with thickness varying from 24 gauge to 3 1/6 inches.
This welder weighs 60 pounds but is portable. It is the best mig welder for home shop and anyone who runs an auto body workshop, a rental shop, or for just any home project that requires welding. Small scale welders who require a powerful yet portable MIG welder will also find the Lincoln Easy 140 quite handy.
However, the Lincoln Electric Easy MIG 140 will require an additional gas cylinder to operate optimally. The gas cylinder actually constricts its portability but keep in mind that the cylinder further enhances the welder's performance. It is a little cost to pay for high-quality performance.
This is one of the most reliable Top Rated MIG welders you can find on the market today. It comes at an affordable price and delivers great results. Compared to other MIG welders in its class, the Lincoln Easy 140 has more features and better performance. It is a perfect choice for your small metal fabrication projects.
Compared to other MIG welders in its class, the Everlast Power I-200 has more features and higher performance. It is not limited to MIG welding but can handle flux-cored and stick welding too.
The main problem with this MIG welder is the fact that it can only work with the lowest power input of 120 volts for heavy duty welding or if you want to make multiple passes. This is a disadvantage for people who want operate using a household power supply. However, the welder provides superior performance in industrial settings.
Its design is based on digital IGBT inverter technology which makes it quite stable and capable of providing the best arc performance.
It has arc force control which maintains inductance and makes the machine capable of adjusting arc characteristics.
It has a dual digital display that shows the user the amount of volt and amp being used while welding.
It has an adjustable burn back control which automatically adjusts the wire length.
The 2018 Everlast MIG welder (Power MIG 200) is a perfect welding tool that is packed with all the features you to handle your welding tasks. It is available at an affordable price which makes it an ideal choice for a welding professional with an average budget. The Everlast Poweri MIG 200 is one of the best 120v welder.
You, maybe, had read many good reviews before. But, why do people choose Top Rated MIG welders over stick or TIG welding? MIG welding has many advantages such as the ability to weld almost every type of metallic material including thin aluminum and thick carbon steel or any other alloy. The technique uses self-shielding wire that doesn't cost much. It is a simpler welding process that delivers excellent results. Its auto feed wire feature produces a cleaner weld pool compared to the one produced by other techniques.
When using this technique, you don't have to do repetitive tasks such as changing rods or brushing the weld every now and then to remove slag. MIG welding saves you time, delivers perfect results, and boosts your productivity.
Best of all, the technique can be learned and mastered within a few days of practice, unlike TIG welding which takes a long time to perfect.
Check its input power rating. If you are interested in a small-scale home project, get one that can be adjusted to 115V to 140V. Industrial level projects require higher input power levels since you'll be welding thicker materials. A MIG welder with input power range of between 120V and 230V is ideal for industrial settings.
Consider the machine's wire size and the material thickness. There are two categories of MIG wire weld namely the ER70S-6 and the ER70-3. The first type is used to weld rusty or untidy surfaces that require more deoxidizers while the second type is used in all welding jobs. Knowing the type of material you intend to weld will help you determine which one suits you best.
Is the machine portable? They are designed to give you stress-free welding which is why you need a lightweight machine that you can carry from one location to another with ease. However, don't concentrate on much portability at the expense of performance. Some of these machines with the best performance can be quite heavy.
Check the machine's duty cycle. This basically refers to the limit the machine will run at a pre-set voltage and output without exceeding its parts temperature. Duty cycle is commonly measured in terms of performance for every ten minutes. For instance, a machine with the duty cycle of 20% will run for 20 minutes before you let it cool down for 8 minutes after which you can start it again.
At this point, you must be empowered with the right information to go out and purchase your appliance without fear of being taken advantage of by profit-driven traders. Feel free to check our recommendations above to find the welding machine that meets your needs and budget. We love hearing from you so let us know which machine you chose from our best MIG welders 2018 models.


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A newspaper article from not that long ago stated that the witbier style was experiencing a surge in popularity among Aussie brewers and beer geeks. We've not noticed such a surge here at Crafty Towers but maybe we're just looking in the wrong places because here's one that will be making its bow on New Year's Eve at The Alehouse Project's bash.
It's the second release in the occasional Little Raven series from Thornbury's reigning Champion Small Australian Brewery 3 Ravens (the first was an India Saison). They are beers brewed on a tiny scale on their pilot brewery (does two kegs constitute a surge?) and, in the case of this one, aged in oak. It's a variation on the 3 Ravens White (their Belgian-style witbier) and has been created to ring in the New Year.
As such, we're told it has been "infused with all kinds of summery goodness", namely: Indian coriander, loomi lime, black pepper, grains of paradise and bitter orange peel in the boil, fresh lemon-scented verbena and Topaz hops as well as lemon peel and more grains of paradise in the fermenter and a splash of limoncello and a dash of triple sec for good measure to finish things off.
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