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Programming Alert – Gold Diggers of 1933 on TCM July 29 at 9:15 pm EST
Wow, two Warren William movies on TCM within five days of each other! I almost missed the listing for Gold Diggers of '33, but it does air tonight, July 29, as part of pre-code Musicals night on Turner Classic Movies (and I hope to go over tonight's entire schedule over in my space on the Examiner later today).
This is one of the best of the bunch when it comes to pre-code Musicals, right up there with Footlight Parade (on right after at 11 pm) and 42nd Street (not airing tonight), and despite what my trusty Now Playing Guide says Warren William is actually top billed in this one.
For the uninitiated, will you see Warren William sing? … eh, no. We'll definitely take a deeper look at Gold Diggers one of these days, but for now it'll suffice to say that despite WW's top billing, the story centers around the characters played by Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell. There are really two stories going on here, the musical portion largely featuring Ruby and Dick and a screwball comedy centered around Ruby and Dick's romance–Warren William largely plays it straight as Dick Powell's older brother, J. Lawrence Bradford, who guards, and doles out, the family fortune to Dick. When William catches word that his brother is messing around with a showgirl he grabs Guy Kibbee and heads down to put a stop to it. They're intercepted by their own gold diggers, Aline McMahon for Kibbee and Joan Blondell for Warren William. Ginger Rogers is also on the scene looking to horn in wherever possible.
Great fun right from the start with Ginger singing "We're in the Money," complete with her little bit of pig latin thrown in, plus other Warren & Dubin songs such as "Shadow Waltz" and "Remember My Forgotten Man." Busby Berkeley choreography that is really off the wall for "Pettin' in the Park," especially Billy Barty's antics. Directed by Mervyn LeRoy.
While Warren William is only a part of something much bigger in Gold Diggers of 1933 I still can't recommend it enough.
The collection of San Francisco Examiner publicity photos that I've been showing off lately didn't have anything from Gold Diggers in it, but it did include this shot of Warren William with Gold Diggers love interest Joan Blondell from the same year, 1933, in Goodbye Again:
While you can see crop marks and corrections on the front of the photo (especially around Blondell's hair), the back includes the originally published clip, stamped with date of publication, September 21, 1933. The caption on the clipping reads:
WARREN WILLIAM is here exhibited in one of his many adieu scenes with Joan Blondell in "Goodbye Again," which comes to Warfield tomorrow–or is this scene one of the reconciliations?
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Challenges in Scheduling Depositions | Pennsylvania Case
Scheduling depositions in car accident lawsuits usually is not a complex thing. You call the other side, you agree on dates, and you have your depositions. The key is cooperation. Rather than unilaterally serving a deposition notice, you just call opposing counsel and agree to the place, date, and time. There are rarely issues.
For some reason, and I'm not entirely sure why, scheduling depositions in medical malpractice cases always seems to be an ordeal. Common courtesies that I'm sure many Maryland malpractice lawyers accord each other in the rest of our lives sometimes go out the window. Sometimes, it seems like otherwise ethical lawyers have no qualms about making up excuses for why they or the deponents cannot attend a deposition that are not based in fact. Often, you can figure this out when you depose the witness.
Sometimes, judges contribute to the problem by failing to take a stand against flagrant abuses. We had a malpractice case recently where one of the malpractice defense lawyers – who I actually really like – blithely ignored efforts to schedule depositions and then simply did not bother to attend or get a protective order when we have to move to note the depositions. The court simply let the defense lawyer off the mat and said let's just schedule these things. I'm not opposed to the sentiment because I would not be eager to get into these weeds if I was a judge either. But at some point, there has to be some punishment for lawyers who open and willing ignore discovery rules.
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The Legal Intelligencer has a story about a judge in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania who imposed sanctions on a malpractice defense lawyer for repeatedly canceling depositions in an infant wrongful death case. The depositions of the defendant doctor had been canceled and rescheduled three separate times from March and April of 2014. Even more annoyingly, the plaintiffs depositions – remember, two people who lost their child which is the worst thing in the world — had been scheduled. The morning before the deposition, the defense lawyer sent out an email to plaintiffs' counsel confirming the depositions. Plaintiffs' attorney responded and confirmed the depositions. Then that afternoon, they faxed over a letter canceling the depositions. That, my friends, is pretty annoying and, worse, disrespectful to the parents who I'm sure were dreading having to relive the day in any settling, much less a legal deposition.
The special master sanctioned the defense lawyer $1,000. It is not a ton of money but it sends a message. The defense lawyer appealed. Classic. I mean, it is $1,000 bucks and it was ridiculously fair.
Turns out, the judge, Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas Judge Terrence R. Nealon, agreed the sanction was wrong. But, he raised the amount to $1,347.
The Plaintiffs' lawyer was interviewed by the Legal Intelligencer and focused on the costs he had to bear. Sure. But I think the bigger crime was cancelling on the parents for no reason at all. Sure, conflicts come up. But an excuse was never offered for the cancellation. Moreover, moving cases forward to trial in the time allowed should not be that hard. But refusing to move forward and finding ways to make every ministerial thing like scheduling a challenge, is not the path to fair and efficient justice.
Please don't object just because you can
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You cannot object because you do not like the question. But there are still ways to protect the victim in a deposition.
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Important Current Affairs Quiz 9th April 2020
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Important Current Affairs Quiz 9th April
Who has been appointed as Managing Director and CEO of Bharti AXA Life Insurance in April 2020?
Sanjeev Nautiyal
Parag Raja
Ashish Vohra
Vibha Padalkar
Bharti AXA Life Insurance announced the appointment of Parag Raja as Managing Director and CEO of the company.
The insurance company is a joint venture between Bharti Enterprises and multinational insurance firm AXA.
Raja will succeed Vikas Seth, who led Bharti AXA Life Insurance for the past two-and-a-half years, after April 30, 2020.
Honor Blackman passed away in April 2020. She was related to which of the following fields?
British actress Honor Blackman passed away in April 2020.
Honor Blackman first became a household name with the 1960s spy TV series The Avengers.
She joined the show in the second season as Cathy Gale, the leather-wearing anthropologist with martial arts skills.
But Blackman's most famous role was as Pussy Galore in 1964s Goldfinger, the third James Bond movie.
Who has been named as the leading Cricketer in the World in the 2020 edition of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack?
Jos Buttler
Ben Stokes has been named as the leading Cricketer in the World in the 2020 edition of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack.
Stokes succeeds India's Virat Kohli, who had been honoured by Wisden for three years running.
He has also become the first English player since Andrew Flintoff in 2005 to be considered the best contemporary player in the world.
Scientists in which of the following institutions have developed some new equipment like Acrylosorb for the treatments of COVID 19?
Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, Trivandrum
Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute of Medical Sciences and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, Dehradun
Scientists in Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute of Medical Sciences and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala have developed some new equipment for the treatments of COVID 19.
One of the main inventions is the Acrylosorb, which collects body fluids of patients and dispose it safely.
Under the system, suction canisters are used to collect liquid respiratory secretions from patients.
Who developed a mathematical model to predict the spread of the disease by investigating transport links between cities?
Dr Bhalchandra Pujari
Dr Snehal Shekatkar
Dr A. G. K. Gokhale
All 1, 2 and 3
Scientists from the Savitribai Phule Pune University have been working on solutions to the coronavirus epidemic.
In March 2020, Dr Bhalchandra Pujari and Dr Snehal Shekatkar of Centre for Modelling & Simulation (CMS) – developed a mathematical model to predict the spread of the disease by investigating transport links between cities.
The French economy shrank around how much per cent in the first quarter of 2020 as the coronavirus pandemic decimated business activity?
The French economy shrank around 6% in the first quarter of 2020 as the coronavirus pandemic decimated business activity.
The Bank of France said that it was the worst performance since 1945.
Official figures showed that the economy shrank 0.1% in the last three months of 2019.
It meant that with two consecutive quarters of negative growth, the country is now technically in recession.
France: Capital – Paris
Currency – Euro
In Tamil Nadu, the city civic body in which city has organised mobile provision stores, while its planning authority has arranged mobile vegetable and fruit shops?
In Tamil Nadu, the city civic body in Chennai has organised mobile provision stores, while its planning authority has arranged mobile vegetable and fruit shops.
The move is aimed at helping people to get the essential things easily during the curfew that is in force.
5000 three-wheelers and 2000 mini-trucks will be used to sell them.
Tamil Nadu: State Animal – Nilgiri tahr.
State Bird – Common emerald dove.
National Parks – Guindy National Park, Gulf of Mannar Marine National Park, Indira Gandhi (Annamalai) National Park, Mudumalai National Park, Mukurthi National Park.
Which state has started telemedicine consultancy facilities in Health and Wellness centres to facilitate people in getting treatment advice from specialists remotely?
The Himachal Pradesh government has started telemedicine consultancy facilities in Health and Wellness centres to facilitate people in getting treatment advice from specialists remotely.
The State government also notified ESI Hospital Katha in the Baddi area of Solan district for the treatment of COVID 19 patients.
Patients from Solan and Sirmaur districts would be treated in this hospital.
J&K Administration has accorded sanction for establishment of how many Centres for Invention, Innovation, Incubation and Training (CIIIT) in the UT?
J&K Administration has accorded sanction for establishment of two Centres for Invention, Innovation, Incubation and Training (CIIIT) in the UT.
The Centre in Kashmir division shall be established at Government Polytechnic, Baramulla.
The move is aimed at providing skill training to students of Engineering Colleges, Polytechnic Colleges, ITIs and others.
In April 2020, which state has taken a decision to deduct 15 per cent of the monthly salaries of the Chief Minister, Ministers and all MLAs for one year?
Bihar government has taken a decision to deduct 15 per cent of the monthly salaries of the Chief Minister, Ministers and all MLAs for one year.
The deducted amount will be deposited in the Corona eradication fund.
This decision was taken in a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
The deducted fund will be utilized for the treatment of COVID- 19 and other services related to it.
Bihar: State Animal – Gaur.
State Bird – House sparrow.
National Park – Valmiki National Park.
In Gujarat, which city has been declared as a buffer zone to prevent the rapid spread of COVID-19?
In Gujarat, the entire wall city of Ahmedabad has been declared as a buffer zone to prevent the rapid spread of COVID-19.
The decision was taken in view of the dense dwellings within the walled city which are more vulnerable for COVID 19.
All the markets have been closed and 30 checkpoints have been created in the city to check the entry and exit of vehicles and people.
Gujarat: State Animal – Asiatic lion.
State Bird – Greater Flamingo.
National Parks – Vansda National Park, Blackbuck National Park, Gir Forest National Park, Marine National Park.
Dams – Sardar Sarovar Dam(Narmada River), Ukai Dam (Tapti River), Dantiwada Dam (Banas River), Kadana dam (Mahi River), Kamleshwar Dam(Hiran River).
Which state has launched a newly developed app called COVIDCARE, in an effort to fight COVID-19?
Arunachal Pradesh government has launched a newly developed app called COVIDCARE, in an effort to fight COVID-19.
This app has been developed for those people who are quarantined, asymptomatic or COVID-19 patients to self-report their health status, including body temperature and vital symptoms.
In case of an emergency, the patient will be able to call for help through the app itself.
Arunachal Pradesh: State Animal – Gayal
State Bird – Great Hornbill
National Parks – Mouling National Park, Namdapha National Park
Dams – Dibang Dam (Dibang River), Ranganadi Dam (Ranganadi River), Subansiri Lower Dam (Subansiri River).
In April 2020, which state invoked the Essential Services Management Act (ESMA) with immediate effect to tackle the coronavirus spread?
Madhya Pradesh government on 8 April 2020 invoked the Essential Services Management Act (ESMA) with immediate effect to tackle the coronavirus spread.
Bhopal and Indore are among the most affected districts in the state.
The state government has constituted a 4-member committee to give suggestions in dealing with the economic crisis arising due to Coronavirus outbreak.
Madhya Pradesh: State Animal – Barasingha.
State Bird – Indian Paradise Flycatcher.
National Parks – Bandhavgarh National Park, Fossil National Park, Kanha National Park, Madhav National Park, Panna National Park, Pench (Priyadarshini) National Park, Sanjay National Park, Satpura National Park.
Dams – Bansagar Dam (Sone river), Bheemgarh dam (Wainganga river), Gandhi Sagar Dam (Chambal River), Indira Sagar Dam (Narmada River) and Omkareshwar Dam (Narmada River).
Jammu and Kashmir State Legal Services Authority (JKSLSA) through its innovative and empathetic measures is offering services at doorsteps. It has organised how many camps in J&K?
Jammu and Kashmir State Legal Services Authority (JKSLSA) through its innovative and empathetic measures is offering services at doorsteps.
It has initiated a series of awareness programmes, where Retainer Lawyers and Para Legal Volunteer (PLVs) will be sensitized about the Pandemic and the precautions required to be taken to avoid its infection and spread.
It has organised 354 camps in J&K.
In which state, 11 patients suffering from Severe Acute Respiratory Illness -SARI died in 10 days at Government Medical College hospital?
In Maharashtra, 11 patients suffering from Severe Acute Respiratory Illness -SARI died in the last 10 days at Government Medical College hospital in Aurangabad.
Currently, 23 patients suffering from SARI are undergoing treatment at the Government Medical College hospital.
The symptoms of SARI and COVID-19 are similar.
Maharashtra: State Animal – Indian Giant Squirrel.
State Bird – Yellow-Footed Green Pigeon.
National Parks – Chandoli National Park, Gugamal National Park, Nawegaon National Park, Pench National Park, Sanjay Gandhi (Borivilli) National Park, Tadoba National Park.
Dams – Koyna Dam (Koyna River), Jayakwadi Dam (Godavari River), Wilson Dam (Pravara River), Vaitarna Dam (Vaitarna River), Mula Dam (Mula River).
How many masks have been supplied to the district administration, Army, BSF and local populace by Jammu and Kashmir Khadi & Village Industries Board (KVIB) in April 2020?
Jammu and Kashmir Khadi & Village Industries Board (KVIB), has supplied 21000 masks to the district administration, Army, BSF and the local populace.
KVIB has mobilized its unitholders and Khadi institutions to ensure production of cotton masks as per the laid down specifications.
Meanwhile, 30 KVIB unitholders have received supply order for production of more than six lakh masks.
Which of the following has come up with a unique Art initiative entitled 'United against COVID' amidst the global battle against novel Coronavirus?
Archaeological Survey of India
National Archives of India
Centre for Cultural Resources and Training
Indian Council for Cultural Relations
Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage
Indian Council for Cultural Relations(ICCR) has come up with a unique Art initiative amidst the global battle against novel Coronavirus.
The Art competition entitled 'United against COVID' is open for participants from worldwide.
The initiative provides people with a unique opportunity to express themselves in these uneasy times of a global contagion.
How many types of health-care facilities will be set up for various categories of COVID-19 cases as a mechanism to provide care to COVID-19 patients?
3 types of health-care facilities will be set up for various categories of COVID-19 cases as a mechanism to provide care to COVID-19 patients.
These three types are COVID care centres, dedicated COVID health centres and dedicated COVID hospitals.
All three types of COVID-19 dedicated facilities will have separate earmarked areas for the suspect and confirmed cases.
To around how many workers and volunteers will the iGOT platform provide training in the coming weeks?
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The Center has announced the launch of a learning platform to combat COVID-19 for all front-line workers.
The platform delivers curated, role-specific content, to each learner at his place of work or home and to any device of his choice.
iGOT platform is designed to population scale, and will provide training to around 1.50 crore workers and volunteers in the coming weeks.
FCI has been directed to provide Wheat and Rice to NGOs at the OMSS rates without going through the e-auction process. What does 'O' stand for in OMSS?
Government has allowed Non-government organisations to buy food grains directly from Food Corporation of India -FCI.
NGOs and Charitable Organizations are playing an important role in providing cooked food to thousands of poor during the lockdown.
FCI has been directed to provide Wheat and Rice to such organizations at the Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS) rates without going through the e-auction process.
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We learned how to make pierogi this Christmas! – the stories that I'm telling.
January 4, 2018 January 4, 2018 Categories Canada, Niagara, Our Storiesbaba, christmas, cooking, eastern europe, family, family tradition, grandfather, grandmother, grandparents, grimsby, Holiday, holiday tradition, holidays, pierogi, polish, polish canadian, Ukraine, ukrainian, ukrainian canadian, varenykyLeave a Comment on We learned how to make pierogi this Christmas!
Every year for Christmas, my Nana Helen (mother of my mother) makes pierogies. My mom's side of the family is Polish/Ukrainian, and while we dabble only very lightly in Eastern European holiday tradition, pierogies and sour cream are staples at all family events (along with cabbage rolls and borscht, but pierogies are the undeniable fan favourites).
My brothers and I have discussed making pierogies and stepping up to learn, take over, and carry forward some family traditions, and this holiday season was one of our first collective steps in that direction.
In addition to learning how to make pierogi (according to Wikipedia the word is already plural… why would you have just one?!), we also made dinner on Christmas Day. It was a significant group effort… despite only needing to feed 10, we made enough food for nearly twenty: butternut squash/pear soup from scratch, turkey according to the Gordon Ramsay method (lemons are the key to having a delicious and juicy turkey), green beans with bacon, baked cod with tomatoes/potatoes/onions, garlic mashed potatoes, seasoned carrots, cabbage rolls, homemade gravy, and our very own pierogi!
For dessert, my mom ordered us the most beautiful Happy Birthday Jesus cake imaginable. That's a new tradition, but it's one that we'll be keeping.
Anyways… back to the pierogi-making. My grandparents are famously early risers, and always quick to get things done. So when the four of us arrived at their house around 10am on the 23rd, we expected the pierogi-making process to be half done. To our surprise and delight, they really had waited for us before beginning!
We donned our babushkas and our aprons, rolled up our sleeves, and got started.
For the dough, I mixed 1 cup of room temperature water into a 6 cups of Red Rose white flour, along with a couple dollops of regular sour cream. Once it was mixed I had to knead the dough into a nice round ball. I then put the dough aside in a bowl and covered it with a towel. The dough needed to rest on the counter for approximately 30 minutes before it would be ready for use.
In the meantime, my brothers were getting the filling ready: grating old cheddar cheese, and peeling and quartering old yellow potatoes (just old enough that something's growing out of them). We then boiled the potatoes to prepare for mashing.
Next: lunch break! Heaven forbid we work without being provided lunch!
After lunch, the potatoes were boiled. We mashed them up and added the grated cheese. We also added a few scoops from a jar of sautéed onions that grandmother had made ahead of time. Once the potato mix was ready, we put it outside in the lanai to cool to room temperature-ish.
Once the potatoes had cooled, we started rolling out the dough: time to make pierogi!
We rolled out the dough on the kitchen table, aiming for 1/8 inches in thickness. Then we used an old tuna can to cut circles out of the dough. To make the pierogi, you take a circle of dough, add in a spoonful of filling, and pull the sides together around the filling. Pinch the dough together on both sides in such a vigorous way that you're sure it won't pop open when boiling.
We placed them on a towel-covered platter, side by side. When the platter was full, we covered it with another towel, and continued lining up pierogi. They actually looked pretty darn cute. Once all the dough was gone, that's a wrap! The trays went out to the lanai to freeze a bit. Alternatively, the trays could've been placed into the freezer (a deep freeze, obviously… this is the 'burbs!).
Anyways, I doubt most of you read all that, but I needed it written down somewhere, so there it is. See below for our photos from our holiday adventures in Grimsby!
making pierogi like a proper baba!


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Danish philanthropists assist social institutions in CRR
Feb 3, 2011, 12:17 PM | Article By: Abdourahman Sallah
Helsinghore Little School in Demark recently donated learning materials to social institutions in the Central River Region.
The beneficiaries included Kuntaur Upper Basic and Lower Basic Schools, Kuntaur Kindergarten School, and Kuntaur Health Centre.
The items donated included generators, equipment for the wood and metal work department of the schools, hospital beds, and mattresses.
The presentation, characterised by cultural performance held at the Kuntaur Upper Basic School, was attended by a cross-section of the community.
In receiving the items on behalf of the schools, Lalama Manneh, principal of Kuntaur Upper Basic School, hailed the donors for the gesture, saying the donation would enhance teaching and learning at the schools.
He added that the link between the two (Helsinghore Little School in Denmark and Kuntaur Upper Basic School in the Gambia) has been existing for the past 14 years facilitated by Momodou Camara, a native of Kuntaur Fulla Kunda.
According to him, the Danish friends have been rendering support in agriculture, education, health and others to Gambian institutions.
Mr Manneh commended their friends for the laudable gesture, adding that the materials came at the right time.
Amat S. Bah, Senior Education Officer representing the Regional Education Director, revealed that no government "can solely do everything".
"That is why we need development partners like you to complement our efforts in achieving the MDGs," he said.
He noted that the government has provided an environment conducive for learning and it is now the responsibility of the parents to send their children to school.
For his part, Kaniman Camara, the coordinator, stated that the school would not be developed without the involvement of the local community.
He noted that for the past 14 years, the link has been supporting the school, particularly its home science, wood work and the metal work departments.
He urged the school authorities to maintain the donated materials to ensure sustainability.
"Some of the materials donated came from The Gambia Danish Friendship Society in Denmark," he said
Per Nygaard and SOS Rasmasser, the heads of the delegation, said they are not an NGO. "All the materials donated came from the students of Helsingore Little School and Gambia Danish Friendship Society in Denmark," he added.
Other speakers on the occasion included Sulayman Jawo, chairman of the School Management Committee, Baboucarr Cham, vice principal of the school.
Muhammed Fatty, the head boy of the school, also thanked the donors for the good gesture.
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These Skinny Coconut Truffles are the perfect healthy candy, to satisfy your sweet tooth, without ruining your diet. They are so easy to make, and taste amazing. You won't even believe how healthy they are, when you taste them, because they taste like candy.
Eating healthy isn't easy. I have the biggest sweet tooth, and I need chocolate in my life.
These Healthy Dark Chocolate Coconut Truffles are quick, easy, delicious, and satisfy my sweet tooth without making me feel guilty.
If you are trying to eat healthy, or just looking for a healthy snack, these are perfect.
They are full of flavor, and taste like an Almond Joy. I even like to press an almond into the soft chocolate of my truffles, because I love the sweet and savory combination.
These candies come together in a matter of seconds. If you are looking for a quick dessert, to serve a crowd, this recipe easily doubles, and is always a family favorite.
what can i use in place of almonds?
If you are not an almond fan, you could easily replace it with a cashew, peanut, walnut, pecan, white chocolate drizzle, caramel drizzle, etc.
-First things first. Your truffles have to be frozen. If they are not frozen, they will be mis-shaped, and they will fall apart in the warm, melted chocolate.
-Get your chocolate. I used Hershey's milk chocolate chips, but you could also use a bark.
Don't let any moisture get into your melted chocolate or it will get a weird texture, and won't work for dipping.
-Set them on a cookie sheet covered in wax paper. Press in the almond, and let it set up. I usually put mine in the fridge, because I think they are delicious cold.
In a blender or food processor, crush the coconut until it is almost a thick powder.
Once the coconut is blended, put it in a bowl and add honey, coconut oil, and vanilla.
Shape the coconut mixture into balls and place on an aluminum foil cookie sheet.
Once all the balls are rolled and on the cookie sheet, freeze for 30 minutes.
Melt the chocolate chips in the microwave stirring every 30 seconds until smooth.
Dip the partly frozen coconut balls into chocolate.
I used two forks to do the dipping.
Place the chocolate covered coconut balls onto the aluminum foil covered cookie sheet.
If you choose to top with almonds, lightly press them into the chocolate before it hardens.
Let the chocolate set up, and eat when ready.
These are going on my list to make!! There is nothing better than chocolate and coconut! Thanks for the recipe....pinned!


On New Year's Day, lace lichen, a stringy green organism often called "Spanish moss" that hangs from oak trees around California, joined the grizzly bear, California poppy, California quail and gold as an official California State symbol.
The new law, signed last July by Gov. Jerry Brown, made California the first state to claim an official lichen. Lace lichen can be found in almost every part of the state, from the north to south and up to 130 miles inland from the shoreline. Draping from tree branches, which it uses for support, not sustenance, there are about 1,900 kinds of lichen, along with the lace variety, native to California.
The California Lichen Society proposed adding a state lichen and state Assemblyman Marc Levine, D-San Rafael, wrote AB 1528, which sailed through the Legislature without much disagreement.
Levine said he carried the bill because it fits his interests.
Levine said one of his next bills will identify wildlife corridors to help protect migrating animals.
Lichen, which is actually a complex life form that is a partnership of fungus and algae, has long been misunderstood and overlooked, scientists say. In the mid-19th century, it was misclassified in the moss and liverwort family. Beatrix Potter, of Peter Rabbit fame, was an unlikely lichen champion.
She contributed to lichen and fungus research before she found literary fame. In the late 1800s she did botanical studies and research in her kitchen, wrote a scientific paper about fungus and spore reproduction, and supported the view, unpopular with scientists of the time, that lichen belonged in its own family. She produced many wonderful, detailed drawings of fungus and lichen species. Since she was a woman, though, a male scientist had to present her scientific paper and research to the Linnean Society of London.
The lowly lichen is both hardy and sensitive. It has survived the extremities of experimental exposure in outer space. And it can be shut in a drawer in a museum for decades, and yet live again when given sunlight and water. It is found on nearly every surface of the Earth — from the North to the South poles and desert floors to rocky mountain tops.
Yet some species are very sensitive to air pollution - especially sulphur dioxide, radiation and other toxic pollutants - making them a useful, inexpensive environmental monitor. The US Forest Service is undertaking a study of lichen communities that may even help determine how fast the climate is changing. Citizen science projects to monitor lichen are underway that are easy enough for elementary school students to contribute to.
The biggest advocates for the otherwise quirky bill say they had a good reason: to raise public awareness about these unique species.
"Calling attention to lichens by recognizing one of them as the California state lichen creates an opportunity for us to learn about and celebrate the things that make California special," the California Lichen Society said in a statement after its bill became law.


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Wild Love 'Wild Love' (album stream)
Ottawa-based four-piece Wild Love are just about ready to drop their self-titled debut record, but before it officially lands, Exclaim! is giving you an early listen to it in its entirety.
The seven-track offering was recorded in February of this year at Pebble Studios in their hometown. The studio lineup consisted of guitarist/vocalist Adam Feibel, bassist Chase Patterson and drummer Mathieu Nadeau-Lemyre, though Patterson has since moved to France, with bassist Cody Coughlan and extra guitarist Nat Plamondon stepping in to fill the void.
The band draw from a variety of rock'n'roll styles, incorporating everything from noisy punk-tinged grunge to slower, more melodic elements of ambient post-rock. Wild Love's bio praises the band's "riotous riffs, haunting hooks, and soulful songwriting," and you can hear plenty of those on their debut effort.
From the blistering one-two punch of openers "Wonder" and "Lonely Road" to the slower-paced "Everyday Ache" to the distorted grunged-out "Saint of Saints," Wild Love delivers an array of styles that never cease to keep rock music alive and thriving.
The album is out on July 7, but you can give it an early spin in the player below right now.
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Occupy is Alive in the 2016 Election
By Derek Scarlino on August 6, 2015 • ( Leave a comment )
Occupy Entitlement
Written off like a disobedient child; a subversive flare-up of Millenial angst. Left for dead by many outside of the movement, the ones who failed to engage in it. Who failed to touch it. The dying light of the Occupy movement fading as quickly as the blue lights from police cruisers shut off after evicting the last Wall Street camps in the spring of 2012. Leaving just hours before, I had come close to seeing those fading lights first-hand.
Were the police batons, boots and cable ties the actual death knell of the movement? Was it so successfully repressed that it whimpered off into the footnotes of history? Is the movement, today, even worthy of mention in the same sentence as the labor and civil rights movements of the past? A bat-out-of-hell start, flaring up before the state, before capitalism, only to be extinguished, almost expectedly, by the dissention-crushing power of both before many realized what was truly happening?
There are many throughout the political spectrum who feel that this is accurate, but a mere mention of social upheavals and protests of the past year alone pose an immediate challenge to such a notion. Deeper inspection rebukes it. The camps are gone, but those who congregated at them, who gave life to them, who expressed tangible conviction through them are not.
It wouldn't be surprising that the masses viewed, through the clouds of teargas in Oakland and lines of dark police uniforms against the light concrete of Wall Street, the movement as foolish attempt to forment anticapitalist revolution from MacBook Pros and Androids. Selfies at Zuccotti without a hint of revolutionary guile. The ironic adoption of corporate trademark masks becoming a symbol of resistance to corporations. The views surrounding the movement at times gave the impression that it was being dared to carry out its goals, though not because its detractors believed in it, but rather because many involved seemed to be there only for the novelty; not for any actual change. Thus there was this sublte air of toleration for it all due to notions that the entitled youth would never put their money where their mouths were.
Like the movements of the 60s, these kids would eventually see the error in their ways and abandon dreams of nonhierarchal community for the segregation of suburbia and conservatives on the ballot. Like Baby Boomer father, like Millenial son.
Occupy's anarchist roots and influence led to an almost immediate divide on whether or not it should involve itself in politics or prefigurative methods like establishing nonhierarchal models of cooperation. The political process or direct action. Ballots versus the streets. The endless ambiguity of leftist ideologies dividing exponentially into pithy subdivisions of subdivisions is one of the biggest differences between the left and right. It doesn't take much more than a flag ban to see the Republican grandson of a Normandy vet rub shoulders with a neo-Nazi, both making a great racket over the glory of the homeland. One is clearly more extreme than the other, but they find solidarity with each other in their nativist warnings of "the others". Their calls to action to protect their heritage, blood, borders — whatever helps them consolidate a mass based off of even the weakest links between them.
It is precisely this characteristic of the right which made the Tea Party a viable political force. Less in ideology than influence, but a force nontheless. It is precisely the antithesis of that characteristic on the left which prevented Occupy from convincing the media, and the masses, of its goals and saw it pigeonholed out of the mainstream political process. Or did it?
There's no doubt that the Tea Party had enormous influence on the 2010 midterm elections for Congress. The same cannot be said for any Occupy influence in the 2012 presidential election or the 2014 midterms. If any influence could be seen at all, it was in residual concerns of income inequality; the wealth gap being one of the primary grievances of the Occupy movement. Issues like the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade deal, net neutrality, health care and student loans were blips in the mainstream, but it's just outside of that limelight where a kind of Occupy vanguard had been doing its work all along.
Riding the Wave
Far from any suggestion that Bernie Sanders' is some sort of "Occupy candidacy", his is impossible without it. Bernie Sanders running in 2008 on the same platform as today doesn't make headlines. He doesn't draw the big crowds. Bernie Sanders speaking on wealth disparity and offering as equally clumsy references to police brutality as today doesn't resonate. Bernie running in 2012, a year after the Occupy movement kicked off, still fails to connect. Any such candidacy would have been hard-pressed for relevancy because 2012 was another race for corporate Democrats. Democrats mostly bankrolled by Wall Street itself.
So what's the difference now, approaching four full years since Occupy first attempted to implant itself, almost literally, in the political landscape? The short of it is that history is helping make the man.
From the Fight for $15 campaign to Black Lives Matter, the influence of Occupy, after revealing itself to the world and sinking back into perceived obsoletion, is apparent if you know where to look. When Occupy pulled back it simply divided into community action groups which grew from organizers and activists who had cut their teeth with Occupy. In this way, Occupy was a bit of a live-fire exercise; the media was real, and so was the pepper spray. It was when and where people learned how to network and spread ideas quickly. How to organize and craft a message for media. How to manipulate social media in ways that did not exist during America's wars of the preceding decade. It was these continuing efforts, which promoted things like drug legalization, marriage equality, prison and campaign finance reform. These factors chipped away at America's social, economic and political order and produced an election environment wherein candidates now have to contend with states that have legalized marijuana and federal protection of same-sex marriage, the ruling of which noted the democratic tide of support among the people.
The left still has its divisions, but it has changed the game in considerable ways without overtly relying on sympathetic members of Congress. One of the biggest divisions on the left is the view on voting and goes back to the previously mentioned divide between pursuing direct means versus political means to enact change. Can the left's ideals resonate and succeed if it stops itself short of being anything but a protest voice? Does a move toward consolidating political power make more sense? Not lost on the farthest of the left, and among anarchists alike, is the historical failure of getting too close to entities like the Democratic Party; the rank and file hegemon which has succeeded all too often in convincing liberals, and others closer to the center, that it is better to take one step forward and three steps backward than no steps forward at all.
One of the better examples of this is the Democratic Party's proclivity for war, and collusion with corporate banks, which is on par with Republicans. The people who once derided these things under the last Republican administration and helped whip up anti-war fervor have been consistently and conveniently quiet during the Obama administration's expansion of the war on terror, domestic spying and prosecution of whistleblowers. Likewise, today's supporters of a new Clinton administration never engage in discussions about Hillary's own very hawkish past. A hawkish past that Bernie Sanders has pledged to support should he lose the Democratic nomination.
That brings up the point again that Sanders is not making history, he's riding the wave. Going back to things like Fight for $15, this was very strongly tied to Occupy and is one of the most immediate and visible offshoots of the prefigurative approach to realizing ends by being them as opposed to lobbying for them. Through this, workers are asserting their dignity instead of waiting to be recognized. Without the growth of this movement, Bernie Sanders loses a critical piece of his "99%" platform.
Black Lives Matter activists have attributed much of their initial tactical approach to the Occupy movement. The lessons learned from Occupy, from hashtags and live-streaming, to using the growing influence of alternative media to spread their message have mobilized a critical mass that has shown itself to be an effective vehicle for direct action and demonstration and the tactics seem to be working independent of the political process having to take charge. Though Sanders' campaign has undoubtedly stumbled over Black Lives Matter, he routinely carries the voice of concerns that surround increasing police militarization and brutality.
LGBTQ rights were included in the Occupy credo from the beginning. While LGBTQ issues go back for generations, it is still another instance where the organizing and mobilization learned a great deal in the past few years. So much so, that this democratic tide, as referenced earlier, was noted in the Supreme Court's opinion of the ruling to legalize same-sex marriage in June as it reads: "The respondents warn that there has been insufficient democratic discourse before deciding…" It then goes on to clarify: "[T]here has been far more deliberation than this argument acknoweldges. There have been referenda, legislative debates, and grassroots campaigns, as well as countless studies, papers, books and other popular and scholarly writings."
Prefigurative vs Political
One of the closest ways in which candidates are paying attention to the protest voice is campaign finance, which Sanders has already made a stark impact. One of the results of the Tea Party takeover in 2010 was the Citizen's United ruling which opened a door for unprecedented and unfettered levels corporate influence on politics and has played no small part in the US's oligarchic shift. This exact issue was also one of the main rallying points of the earliest days of Occupy, if not the main political goal. If Sanders is true to anything, it has been campaign finance issues for which he has carried the torch in Congress since 2010.
The Clinton campaign has taken notice of the source of contribution to Sanders, but, in a very telling fashion, Clinton's campaign team are not overly concerned. They are aware of the golden rule in that the most gold wins. And while it has no doubt been an inspiring contrast to see a major campaign make headway on $15 million worth of donations, the average amount per donation being $35 dollars, it is all the more reason to be concerned that these efforts will be absorbed by the Democratic Party and buried. For the vibrant and powerful labor movements of the past, closely aligning with the Democrats has been counterproductive given the party's bias in support of state capitalism and corporate entities. To this end, it is unlikely that Bernie Sanders is enough to make a worker's party out of an owner's party with a proven history of reducing the power of workers.
The appetite of the Democratic Party has also gutted the previous decade's antiwar movement in the United States which had been, until the invasion of Iraq in 2003, dormant since the 1970s. Hopes that an Obama administration would mean an end to the war on terrorism never seemed to forment any indignant potency when military operations were expanded. As a result, Hillary Clinon's extremely pro-war record is a non-issue among supporters that were likely calling for George W. Bush's impeachment over Iraq. The record on Bernie Sanders is less clear cut, but he has never had difficulty reconciling his influence on votes to fund the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, offer support for Israeli offensives or approve military contracts for jobs in Vermont, despite public outcry, while serving as its Senator.
The debate among the various shades of leftist elements in the US about working with major parties to establish political power as opposed to remaining a protest voice will continue. Much criticism has been fielded toward Sanders from elements across the left spectrum. In response, his supporters on that side have been as equally critical of those who refuse to give the rank and file a chance. Still, history offers validation to the sentiment that meaningful change is not contingent on political power, as it has often been mass action that has been the vehicle for justice and inclusion.
Occupy has indeed had a major influence on how quickly that mass action has manifested itself into something so visible, so energetic, that it we're seeing issues vault into major political platforms. As great as the effort has been, though, greater still would be the shame of having it absorbed and discharged throughout a party apparatus known to consume popular will. In the rush favoring consolidation, it should not be overlooked that the protest voice, most recently embodied by Occupy, has a part to play in the state of things, in what has come to pass and in what will be.
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There's a fellow who is always out, rain or shine, winter-spring-summer-fall on lower Central Avenue in Albany, selling print copies of The Final Call. The Jan 27 issue is all about Obama, it seems, and with a very positive slant. There's an interview from B.E.T. with Minister Louis Farrakhan about the Presidential Inauguration. You can hear some excerpts at this link or to view the full BET Interview Click HERE.
At one point, interviewer Jeff Johnson asked Minister Farrakhan "Is there any truth to the fact that an Obama election means that America is becoming less racist?" to which HMLF replied "Yes. The nitty-gritty is probably the same, but America is changing. Again, that pits more burden on us.
Barack represents Black excellence. Michelle Obama represents Black excellence. As a family, they represent Black excellence. It's very hard for you to accentuate White Supremacy in the face of Black Excellence."
If you use a cell phone, you have in your possession a metal called coltan, a component that's essential to the phone's function. Most of the world's coltan comes from the Congo, and is mined by Rwandans who survived their country's genocide in the 1990s. They often work for militias that sell coltan illegally to finance their military operations. It so happens that the land where this metal lies is also the home of the Mountain gorilla, an endangered species that is being decimated as the miners and militias kill them for food and savage their habitat. Keep this in mind the next time you call a friend. While you're at it, Scorpio, use Google and your imagination to meditate on the origins of all the important resources in your life. It's prime time to know more about their origins. You will benefit from getting familiar with the roots of whatever gives you power.
Tomorrow (Friday) should be quite busy as the media prepares to meet New York Governor David Paterson's choice to fill the senate seat vacated by our now US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton. I won't even venture a guess as to who the lucky new senator will be!
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In a realm where magic and legend still exist, it's easy to think that when you're just an ordinary girl, you'll never get the chance to be written into the history books. But when Oppie, and her dragon friend Aurie, find themselves on a mission to defeat the evil, oppressive forces of darkness, in the form of the dragon, Royzendeus, they discover that history is never made alone. As they travel, their army of light grows, and Aurie discovers that as a girl, she is blessed with an entire sisterhood she never realised existed.
This was one of the cutest books I've ever read. The story was so unique and well-written. A truly great story about friendship that I think a lot of people would enjoy reading.
At first I thought it was a little strange that Oppie's best friend was a dragon, that apparently uses cell phones. It was a little difficult for me to picture a dragon having a cell phone, how big was that phone? Yes that was the difficult part for me to picture not the actual dragon part. Anyway, though I thought it was weird at first I thought about how awesome it would be to have a dragon so it felt less weird then.I would love to have a friendship like Oppie and Aurie! They were so inspirational.
All the names in this book were odd. I gave up trying to figure out how to pronounce some of them. I like the magical concept because I love everything dealing with the paranormal. Though some things felt a little childish to me, like maybe a younger audience would enjoy it better than I. It didn't deter me from reading though, sometimes I need to read something like this - like a palate cleanser.
This was a really cute story and I know book two will be just as good!


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Finecab Hyderabad Strikers Sit At Top Of The Table After Day 1 Of The Tennis Premier League
BySachim Karekar December 8, 2022
Pune, 7 December 2022: The first day of the Tennis Premier League (TPL) culminated with a round of blockbuster matches. The matches commenced after a grand opening ceremony at the magnificent Balewadi Stadium in Pune.
The round of fixtures began with Delhi Binny's Brigade taking on the Pune Jaguars for the first match of the fourth season of the Tennis Premier League. The match began with the Women's Singles Category. Sowjanya Bivasetti from Delhi Binny's Brigade took on Rutuja Bhosale of Pune Jaguars, which ended 12-8 in favour of Sowjanya. The match was followed by the Men's Singles Category which was played between Mohamed Aziz Dougaz of Delhi Binny's Brigade and Arjun Khade of Pune Jaguars, in which Arjun Khade came out on top with a score of 11-9. The next category was that of the Men's Doubles in which Mohamed Aziz Dougaz and Siddhanth Banthia of Delhi Binny's Brigade took on Arjun Khade and Vijay Sundar Prashanth in a match that ended 11-9 in favour of Delhi Binny's Brigade. The last tie was the Mixed Doubles Category which saw Siddhanth Banthia and Sowjanya Bivasetti of Delhi Binny's Brigade go head-to-head against Vijay Sundar Prashanth and Rutuja Bhosale of Pune Jaguars. The match ended 12-8 in favour of Pune Jaguars. Sowjanya Bivasetti was awarded the player of the match award for her excellent performance in the fixture.
The second fixture saw Gujarat Panthers take on Mumbai Leon Army. The match began with the Women's Singles Category. Ankita Raina from Gujarat Panthers took on Valeriya Strakhova of Mumbai Leon Army, which ended 13-7 in favour of Ankita. The match was followed by the Men's Singles Category which was played between Ramkumar Ramanathan of Mumbai Leon Army and Manish Sureshkumar of Gujarat Panthers, in which Ramkumar Ramanathan emerged victorious with a score of 11-9. The next category was that of the Men's Doubles in which Ramkumar Ramanathan and Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan of Mumbai Leon Army took on Manish Sureshkumar and Divij Sharan in a match that ended 11-9 in favour of Gujarat Panthers. The last tie was the Mixed Doubles Category which saw Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan and Valeriya Strakhova of Mumbai Leon Army go up against Ankita Raina and Divij Sharan of Gujarat Panthers. The match ended 12-8 in favour of Gujarat Panthers. Akita Raina was awarded the player of the match for the fixture between Mumbai Leon Army and Gujarat Panthers.
The penultimate fixture of the day saw Bengaluru Spartans take on Punjab Tigers. The match began with the Women's Singles Category. Karman Kaur Thandi from Bengaluru Spartans took on Diana Marcinkevica, which ended in a draw 10-10. The match was followed by the Men's Singles Category which was played between Siddharth Rawat of Bengaluru Spartans and Denis Istomin from Punjab Tigers in which Siddharth emerged victorious with a score of 13-7. The next category was that of the Men's Doubles in which Vishnu Vardhan and Siddharth Rawat from Bengaluru Spartans took on Denis Istomin and Malek Jaziri from Punjab Tigers 11-9 in favour of Bengaluru Spartans. The last tie was the Mixed Doubles Category which witnessed Vishnu Vardhan and Karman Kaur Thandi from Bengaluru Spartans go up against Malek Jaziri and Diana Marcinkevica. The match ended 11-9 in favour of Bengaluru Spartans. Bengaluru Spartans' Siddharth Rawat was awarded player of the match.
The final fixture saw Chennai Stallions take on Finecab Hyderabad Strikers. The fixture began with Women's Single Category. Conny Perin of Finecab Hyderabad Strikers took charge against Ekaterina Kazionova of Chennai Stallion, the match ended 12-8 in favour of Conny Perrin. Nikki Poonacha from Finecab Hyderabad Strikers took on Mathias Bourge of Chennai Stallions in the Men's Singles category which ended 12-8 in favour of Nikki Poonacha. The match was followed by the Men's Double category in which Nikki Poonacha and Sriram Balaji of Finecab Hyderabad Strikers took on Mathias Bourge and Anirudh Chandrashekhar of Chennai Stallions which ended 14-6. In Mixed Doubles Sriram Balaji and Conny Perrin of Finecab Hyderabad Strikers drew with Anirudh Chandrashekhar and Ekaterina Kazionova in a game that ended 10-10. Nikki Poonacha of the Finecab Hyderabad Strikers was awarded the player of the match award for his excellent performances in the tie against the Chennai Stallions.
At the end of Day 1 of the Tennis Premier League last year's champions Finecab Hyderabad sit at the top of the table with 48 points followed by Chennai Stallions with 47 points and in third place are Gujarat Panthers with 45 points. Delhi Binny's Brigade and Pune Jaguars sit 4th and 5th respectively with 40 points apiece. Mumbai Leon Army sit 6th with 35 points, followed by Punjab Tigers that amassed a total of 33 points on Day 1. Bengaluru Spartans sits at the foot of the table with 32 points. With everything to play for over the next 2 days of the round robin stage of the Tennis Premier League, Day 2 promises to be even more action-packed.
All the action from the Tennis Premier League being held at Balewadi Stadium can be witnessed live on SONY TEN 2 channels and the OTT platform SonyLIV starting from 4.30pm on the 8th of December 2022.
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