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Planning with the CQ StoryHammer crafting methodology requires three different areas to jot down information. This can be done with paper and writing utensil or digitally – either way works fine as long as you allow yourself three separate areas for containing information. The areas should be titled: Plot Puzzles, Concepts, and Elements.
Now that the page is ready, you will list out each puzzle for the content you are working on and as you ideate and explore, you will track the progress towards clarity. Essentially, each puzzle you list is a question or deliverable about the content that needs to be answered in order to reach clarity.
You will eventually come to clarity in the puzzle after ideating and exploring. Once that happens, the puzzle is solved which can be documented by writing an X in the SOLVED column.
Now that the page is ready, you will start writing questions and answers for the mysteries you are working on, marking false leads or dead ends and noting reminders or reasons. Essentially, each concept answers questions to uncover the path toward clarity.
The table is split up into several individual compartments. Any time you discover new content that needs to be fleshed out, you will document the content in a new compartment and add details to it as you ideate and explore. Essentially, each item you mark here is a potential new content type that needs to be researched.


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The flamethrower drone conversion kit you never knew you needed is finally here
The Army can now 3D-print body armor on the fly
Watch Marines train with 'Squad X,' DARPA's team of autonomous robot battle buddies
iran so far away
No, the Pentagon's 'new' aircraft carrier and bomber deployment is not a sign of imminent war with Iran
Jeff Schogol
If you are worried that the deployment of the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln and a cadre of bombers to the U.S. Central Command theater is a major military escalation that could spark a war with Iran, take several deep, cleansing breaths.
The strike group originally left Norfolk, Virginia, in April as part of a regularly scheduled deployment, during which the Lincoln will literally sail around the world to arrive at its new homeport in San Diego — and while the carrier had been scheduled to transit the CENTCOM area of responsibility, its arrival there has simply been accelerated "in order to defend American forces and interests in the region," a defense official told Task & Purpose on Monday.
The reality of the Lincoln's deployment appears to run counter to the urgency emanating from the White House. National Security Advisor John Bolton first announced on Sunday that the United States is sending the aircraft carrier and bombers to the region amid "troubling and escalatory indications and warnings" from Iran.
"The United States is deploying the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group and a bomber task force to the U.S. Central Command region to send a clear and unmistakable message to the Iranian regime that any attack on United States interests or on those of our allies will be met with unrelenting force," Bolton said in a statement. "The United States is not seeking war with the Iranian regime, but we are fully prepared to respond to any attack, whether by proxy, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, or regular Iranian forces."
On Tuesday, Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan echoed Bolton's statement, tweeting that he approved the carrier strike group and bomber task force deployments because they are "a prudent repositioning of assets in response to indications of a credible threat by Iranian regime forces."
"We call on the Iranian regime to cease all provocation," Shanahan continued. "We will hold the Iranian regime accountable for any attack on U.S. forces or our interests."
It's worth noting that neither Bolton nor Shanahan detailed what provocative acts Iran has taken, although the Iranian regime recently declared that all U.S. military personnel serving in the Middle East are terrorists in retaliation for President Donald Trump designating Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization.
Either way, it's likely not as urgent as it seems: As of Saturday, the Lincoln and its strike group were conducting operations in the Ionian Sea off Italy, according to a Defense Department news release. That means the ships have to transit the Suez Canal, the Red Sea, and the Gulf of Aden before getting even close to Iran, as NPR national security editor Phil Ewing noted:
Regardless of the justification, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson briefly caused a stir on Monday at the Navy League's annual Sea-Air-Space symposium when he stated the Lincoln strike group had "planned to deploy for some time now," leading to some questions about whether he was contradicting Bolton.
Richardson clarified his comments by tweeting the carrier strike group has been on a regularly scheduled deployment since April 1 and it is headed to the CENTCOM region at the request of Bolton and Shanahan.
When a reporter tweeted at him asking if the strike group had planned to sail through the CENTCOM region before Bolton and Shanahan's request, Richardson replied: "You know I never talk about future operations but what I can say is that due to our dynamic nature, the #Navy can quickly and efficiently move to meet national tasking."
As for the bombers headed downrange, a spokeswoman for U.S. Air Forces Central Command declined to say which task force is being deployed to deter Iran.
"We do not discuss movement of specific platforms publicly, however, the U.S. Air Force aircraft routinely rotate in and out of theater to fulfill operational requirements," said Maj. Holly Brauer. "United States Central Command will continue to maintain the right mix of aircraft in support of ongoing operations to maintain air superiority and protect forces on the ground."
The Air Force did not rotate a new bomber squadron to the CENTCOM theater when B-1B Lancers returned to Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, in late March after a yearlong deployment, a defense official said. Rather than having a continuous presence of bombers in the Middle East and Southwest Asia, the Air Force will be more unpredictable in its bomber deployments going forward.
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Army researchers have devised a method to produce ceramic body armor, lightweight but strong, from a 3D printer. Except that 3D printers are meant to print out knickknacks, not flak jackets — which meant that engineers had to hack into the printer to get the job done.
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There are #squadgoals, and then there are squad goals — and only one of them includes a potential future accompanied by autonomous murderbots.
Hot on the heels of the Marine Corps's head-to-toe overhaul of infantry rifle squads, a handful of grunts at the Air Ground Combat Center at Twentynine Palms, California recently conducted field testing alongside a handful of autonomous robots engineered by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's (DARPA) Squad X Experimentation program.
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Navy SEAL Chief Eddie Gallagher dodged the most serious charges the Navy threw at him during his court martial, but his final sentence could be far worse than what the jury originally handed down.
If the convening authority approves the jury's sentence of four months' confinement and a reduction in rank from E7 to E6, Gallagher will be busted down to the rank of E1, according to Navy officials.
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An otherwise sleepy confirmation hearing for Defense Secretary nominee Mark Esper was jolted from its legislative stupor after Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) grilled the former Raytheon lobbyist on ethical issues regarding his involvement with his former employer.
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Nearly all Fort McMurray's 90,000 residents have been evacuated from their homes due to several wildfires that are ravaging their city since Sunday.
The huge wildfire that has forced the evacuation of Fort McMurray—the northern Alberta city that is the hub of Canada's tar-sands oil industry—continued to rage uncontrollably yesterday: here.
Fort McMurray teacher describes chaotic evacuation: here.
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What If 9/11 Never Happened?
COMMENTARY Terrorism
Sep 13th, 2019 3 min read
James Jay Carafano @JJCarafano
Vice President, Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute
James Jay Carafano is a leading expert in national security and foreign policy challenges.
The view of the New York skyline with the World Trade Center at sunset on September 5, 2001. Jamie Squire / Staff / Getty Images
While America slept and the pace of terrorism waned, the plotting against us went largely unnoticed.
The point is that, if the second World Trade Center bombing had failed, al Qaeda would have tried again and again until American streets ran red.
When their narrative is disproved, when the Islamist movement lies dishonored and abandoned, this wave of transnational terrorism will fade away.
If the September 11, 2001, attacks never happened, Americans would be marking some later date as the anniversary of the most devastating terrorist strike on the homeland in modern history.
The high water mark of terrorist attacks against Americans remains the late 1980s. Fueled by Kremlin funding, most of the attacks came on foreign soil: Europe, the Middle East and Latin America. Congressional hearings on terrorism became as numerous as new Taylor Swift boyfriends are now.
When the Soviet Union collapsed and the checks stopped coming, transnational terrorism threats quickly trended down.
In the '90s, transnational terrorism made only occasional headlines. Among them were the first World Trade Center bombing (Feb. 26, 1993), which killed six and Ahmed Ressam, the inept "millennium bomber" arrested trying to enter the U.S. on Dec. 14, 1999.
Rather than raise red flags, these attacks evoked images of the Keystone Kops. If that was the best the terrorists could muster, most Americans thought, then we had little to worry about.
In 1999, Congress received the Hart-Rudman report declaring: "Americans will likely die on American soil, possibly in large numbers" from a terrorist attack. Few paid attention to the dire warning. The commission's call for establishing a Department of Homeland Security was all but ignored.
While America slept and the pace of terrorism waned, the plotting against us went largely unnoticed. Even the Hart-Rudman commission largely missed the building threat.
Hart-Rudman was concerned less about a global wave of transnational terrorism than the risk of a handful of terrorists obtaining chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons—weapons of mass destruction. Their model was not al Qaeda but Aum Shinrikyo, a wacky Japanese death cult that released poison gas in a Tokyo subway in 1995.
Yet the storm of transnational terrorism was gathering. At its center, arguably, was the shadowy Haqqani network, a terrorist-criminal-extremist group in Pakistan. It was the Haqqanis who first organized efforts to bring in "foreign fighters" to help kick the Soviets out of Afghanistan. The Haqqanis backed the Taliban and convinced them to let Osama bin Laden set up training camps in Afghanistan. It was the Haqqanis who nourished the vision of transforming the Islamist agenda into a global insurgency.
This is not to portray Osama bin Laden as simply a Haqqani puppet. He was not. Rather, he was a terrorist entrepreneur of extraordinary ambition. Bin Laden shared the old Soviet idea of using terrorism as tool to undermine America's global influence, but he dared something that even the Kremlin left undreamed—taking the fight directly to America on a large scale.
Bin Laden laid out his rationale for this new strategy in a fatwa and repeated it in public interviews. As he told ABC's John Miller in 1998:
After God honored us with victory in Afghanistan…, Muslim minds no longer believed in the myth of superpowers. The youth no longer saw America as a superpower.
After leaving Afghanistan they headed for Somalia and prepared for a long battle, thinking that the Americans were like the Russians…. The youth were surprised at the low morale of the American soldiers and realized more than before that the American soldiers are paper tigers. After a few blows, the Americans ran away in defeat.
After a few blows, they forgot about being the world leader and the leader of the new world order. They left, dragging their corpses and their shameful defeat, and stopped using such titles. They learned in America that this name [i.e., God] is larger than them.
Bin Laden reasoned that punishing attacks on the United States, would eventually lead the U.S. to withdraw from the world, leaving space for an Islamist movement to reestablish the historical Caliphate.
The rise of bin Laden and America's half-hearted effort to stop him in the 1990s are well-documented in the 9/11 commission report. It makes for grim reading—like an inevitable unfolding of a Greek tragedy.
The point is that, if the second World Trade Center bombing had failed, al Qaeda would have tried again and again until American streets ran red. Al Qaeda, ISIS and their affiliates will continue their campaign until it's clear once and for all their narrative is false, that America will not falter, that the Caliphate cannot stand.
This piece originally appeared in The National Interest
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Bunny toréador (Bully for Bugs) est un cartoon Looney Tunes réalisé par Chuck Jones en 1953 mettant en scène Bugs Bunny.

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Alors qu'il est en route pour la Grande fête de la carotte qui doit avoir lieu à la vallée de Coachella, Bugs Bunny atterrit dans une arène entre un taureau et un matador terrifié. Ce dernier s'enfuyant à toutes jambes, c'est le lapin qui se retrouve face au taureau...

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Evaluate a 3-D Hermite_e series on the Cartesian product of x, y and z in Python
PythonNumpyServer Side ProgrammingProgramming
To evaluate a 3-D Hermite_e series on the Cartesian product of x, y and z, use the hermite.hermegrid3d(x, y, z, c) method in Python. The method returns the values of the three dimensional polynomial at points in the Cartesian product of x, y and z.
The parameters are x, y, z. The three dimensional series is evaluated at the points in the Cartesian product of x, y, and z. If x,`y`, or z is a list or tuple, it is first converted to an ndarray, otherwise it is left unchanged and, if it isn't an ndarray, it is treated as a scalar.
The parameter, c is an array of coefficients ordered so that the coefficients for terms of degree i,j are contained in c[i,j]. If c has dimension greater than two the remaining indices enumerate multiple sets of coefficients. If c has fewer than three dimensions, ones are implicitly appended to its shape to make it 3-D. The shape of the result will be c.shape[3:] + x.shape + y.shape + z.shape.
At first, import the required libraries −
from numpy.polynomial import hermite_e as H
Create a 3D array of coefficients −
c = np.arange(16).reshape(2,2,4)
Display the array −
print("Our Array...\n",c)
Check the Dimensions −
print("\nDimensions of our Array...\n",c.ndim)
Get the Datatype −
print("\nDatatype of our Array object...\n",c.dtype)
Get the Shape −
print("\nShape of our Array object...\n",c.shape)
To evaluate a 3-D Hermite_e series on the Cartesian product of x, y and z, use the hermite.hermegrid3d(x, y, z, c) method in Python −
print("\nResult...\n",H.hermegrid3d([1,2],[1,2],[1,2],c))
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# Display the array
# Check the Dimensions
# Get the Datatype
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# To evaluate a 3-D Hermite_e series on the Cartesian product of x, y and z, use the hermite.hermegrid3d(x, y, z, c) method in Python
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[[[ 0 1 2 3]
[ 4 5 6 7]]
[[ 8 9 10 11]
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Dimensions of our Array...
Datatype of our Array object...
Shape of our Array object...
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Result...
[[[-20. 248.]
[-30. 404.]]
[[-30. 436.]
[-45. 702.]]]
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Cannabis is now a consumer product in Quebec already captured by a restrictive legislative framework, which includes the Consumer Protection Act1 ("CPA").
The CPA seeks to restore the balance in contractual relationships between merchants and consumers and to eliminate unfair and misleading practices to safeguard an efficient marketplace in which the consumer can participate confidently.2 A consumer, within the meaning of the CPA, is a vulnerable, credulous and inexperienced person taking no more than ordinary care to own affairs.
The Act to constitute the Société québécoise du cannabis, to enact the Cannabis Regulation Act and to amend various highway safety-related provisions12 already restrictively governs the promotion and advertising of cannabis.
Whenever applicable, section 272 CPA creates an absolute presumption of prejudice in relation to any violation of the CPA, including its substantive provision, the commission of prohibited business practices or careless merchant behaviour.14 This deprives the merchant of demonstrating that the consumer has not suffered a prejudice from the impugned conduct.
2 Richard v. Time Inc.,  1 S.C.R.. 265; Bank of Montreal v. Marcotte,  2 S.C.R. 725.
3 CPA, section 17; Civil Code of Quebec, Article 1432.
7 CPA, sections 41 et 42.
8 Civil Code of Quebec, Articles 1726 and following.
9 Fortin v. Mazda Canada inc., 2016 QCCA 31.
10 CPA, sections 53 et 54.
11 The CPA has often formed the basis of claims in the pharmaceutical sphere when the consumption of a medication created adverse impacts on health.
12 S.Q. 2018, chapter 19.
13 CPA, sections 215 and following.
14 Richard c. Time Inc., supra; Service aux marchands détaillants ltée (Household Finance) c. Option Consommateurs, 2006 QCCA 1319, Application for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed; Contat c. General Motors du Canada ltée, 2009 QCCA 1699, Application for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed.


Often handed a Vivitar 600 during family road trips to San Francisco, Colby K. Neal began snapping pics in his youth. Born in Santa Maria, CA, unknowingly at the time, turned parental tasking and a hobby, into a career in visual content.
Without much experience and struggling to land photography gigs in San Diego, Colby was invited to a US Navy SEAL media office in Coronado, CA by a SEAL friend for an introduction to Naval Media.
Soon after, Colby was producing aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) as a US Navy Mass Communication Specialist (MC) out of Everett, WA. Two-time attendee of the Defense Information School outside Baltimore, initially for photojournalism, then later, video production, his imagery was published over 40 times by Navy Newsstand, and numerous news agencies (CNN).
Currently as a digital media content producer in Seattle, Colby continues to pursue endeavors taking his craft to new heights.
Colby K. is an award-winning US military certified Video Production and Documentation Specialist with a Bachelor of Science in Digital Cinema from the Art Institute of Los Angeles, Master of Communication- Digital Media from the University of Washington, and owner of S2M Entertainment (@S2Ment).
Port of Everett, WA surveillance training with the US Navy.
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Committee approves funding Maine's first cold case squad
by Nick Sambides Jr. June 7, 2015 Updated June 8, 2015
AUGUSTA, Maine — The effort to fund the state's first cold case homicide squad has vaulted its last legislative hurdle, and its supporters expressed confidence Friday that it will start work this year.
The Appropriations Committee voted 13-0 on June 1 to approve allocating $639,149 from the state's General Fund for the creation of the squad as part of the two-year pilot program. Another $344,176 will come from the state Highway Fund effective July 1, the bill states.
It must pass a final Legislative vote on a state budget and Gov. Paul LePage could veto, but the House and Senate have already approved the bill. A committee majority supported on Saturday a compromise budget deal worth $6.6 billion over two years that GOP legislators opposed, but that battle regarded income tax cuts and welfare reform.
"If [LePage] has any issues with the budget, it's not going to be because of this," said Rep. Karl Ward, R-Dedham, on Friday. "There seems to be a thorough understanding on either side of the aisle that this is a bill that is going to stay. This is not a partisan bargaining chip."
A law establishing the squad was passed last year with bipartisan support, including from LePage, but the squad wasn't funded. Ward submitted a bill in December seeking $510,799 annually to fund two state police detective positions and a forensic chemist, plus startup costs. Legislators trimmed that to $491,662 and added an amendment to fund the squad effective July 1.
Sixty-nine cold cases were listed at maine.gov on Friday. Twenty to 25 homicides occur annually in Maine. The Maine attorney general's office, which prosecutes homicides, has an assistant attorney general handling cold cases, but state police work them when not on more active probes, officials have said.
Efforts to create a squad go back to 2001, when the Legislature approved but opted not to fund one. The latest effort began in 2013 with volunteers seeking it as part of efforts to solve the murder of Joyce McLain of East Millinocket in 1980.
McLain was a 16-year-old high school sophomore when she disappeared while jogging on the night of Aug. 8, 1980. Her body was found on Aug. 10. State police have said they have reviewed more than a dozen suspects but no arrests have occurred.
The volunteers soon included several other high-profile homicides and missing-persons cases.
McLain's mother, Pam McLain, is thrilled with the committee vote.
"It gives me goosebumps. I have been trying to pray and just hope for the best," McLain said Friday. "We are a step above. I am real pleased.
"All of our cold cases might not get solved, but if [state police] do two, three and four, and solve them, and if [Joyce McLain] wouldn't happen to be one of them, then this case squad is still worth it to me," Pam McLain added.
BDN writer Mario Moretto contributed to this report.
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Q: Why does my gedit "open" pulldown not show any recent documents? gedit used to show recent documents in an "open" pulldown, but that list has been empty recently. It has been this way for a while now (by while, I mean weeks) and I can't pinpoint any one change that preceded the problem.

Where did my list of files I recently edited in gedit go?

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Devon likes to do things his way. He likes to have his shirts buttoned all the way to the top, while on the hanger in his closet, arranged according to color. He likes to eat his food in groups of four. His "tendencies" as his mother refers to Devon's preferences are driving his parents crazy.
Devon's Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder bothers the people around him much more than it bothers Devon. He has to have things a certain way but he realizes what he is doing and that it is interfering in his everyday actions. His parents have had to move the family due to Devon's tendencies but Harrar portrays Devon's illness as more of a burden to those around him than actually to Devon. They worry about his lack of friends but he enjoys being alone.
When Devon does attract the attention of another boy at school, it ends up being a case of careful what his parents wish for in terms of Devon having friends. He is accused of a terrible crime in school, which has pushed his somewhat supportive parents to their breaking points.
Harrar does a nice job painting the family dynamic for the reader. He allows the reader to feel Devon's pain about a loss that he suffered as a younger child. The reader is able piece together Devon's background through his meetings with his psychiatrist and his reactions to confrontations with his father.
Devon is wise beyond his years after being in a mostly adult environment his whole life. It is refreshing to see him act like a teenage boy around Tanya, his new lunch companion. His OCD affects some of his interactions with her but ultimately she is the one that just may help him leave his shirts unbuttoned.


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SEMA News—February 2015
Ashley Ailsworth was appointed SEMA's corporate counsel. Ailsworth, a recent graduate of the Georgetown University Law Center, first came to SEMA in 2009 as an entry-level researcher in the SEMA Government Affairs office in Washington, D.C. In her new capacity, she will serve as an adjunct to the SEMA general counsel and will provide assistance on a variety of issues and projects to enable the association to carry out its mission in compliance with applicable laws.
Wes-Coast Marketing announced that Scott Bisch is the newest addition to its team. Bisch has more than 30 years of sales experience, the majority of which was spent in the automotive aftermarket industry. He has previous manufacturer experience with companies such as Extang, Surf City Garage and Meguiar's, providing him with a solid understanding of the retail and WD experience, with a focus on new-product distribution and line expansion. Wes-Coast Marketing, Upland, CA; 909-946-6899.
Anne Johnson joined Truck Accessories Group LLC West as district sales manager for the Northwestern United States and British Columbia, Canada. Johnson has been in the automotive aftermarket industry for more than 26 years. She is a former co-owner of California Truck Works Inc. Johnson has served on the SEMA Board of Directors and on the select committee of the Truck and Off-Road Alliance. Truck Accessories Group, Elkhart, IN; 574-522-5337.
Air Lift Co. appointed Chip Rabey as its group marketing manager. He will oversee the company's marketing department to guide product promotion, marketing communications, new-product initiatives and partner-relationship development of towing and performance vehicle products. Rabey brings 21 years of marketing experience to Air Lift, with previous posts in distribution, agency and trade association environments. Air Lift Co., Lansing, MI; 517-322-2144.
VP Racing Fuels Inc. appointed Kelley Hendel as its general manager of consumer products. Based at the company's corporate headquarters in San Antonio, Texas, Hendel will oversee customer service and support for distributors, dealers and retail customers. Hendel has been with VP Racing Fuels since 1995, most recently managing operations and customer service for the seven-state Western sales region. In a related move, Josh Hoffner was promoted to office manager for the VP Western Region office, replacing Hendel. VP Racing Fuels, Elmendorf, TX; 210-635-7744.
Jerome Lentz of Challenger Lifts was elected chairman of the Automotive Lift Institute (ALI) board of directors for 2015. Voting took place at ALI's annual membership meeting in November in Las Vegas. Lentz's 2015 term will be his third as chairman of the ALI board. Returning board members for 2015 include Jeff Kritzer of BendPak Inc., Peter Liebetreu of Hunter Engineering Co., Stet Schanze of Gray Manufacturing Co. Inc. and O'Gorman. New members include Stan Poweska of PKS Equipment & Engineering Inc., Matt Webster of Vehicle Service Group and Associate Class representative Gary Wainwright of Weco Inc. Automotive Lift Institute Inc., Cortland, NY; 607-756-7775.
Flaming River has received certification for ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management Systems standards. The ISO 9000 family of quality management system standards ensures that Flaming River Industries Inc. meets or exceeds customer needs and the standards of manufacturing excellence as set forth by the guidelines of ISO 9000 and OEM standards per regulatory authorities. Flaming River, Berea, OH; 440-826-4488.
Slamstop announced an expansion in the United States, with a new headquarters, distribution center and certified installer network. The company reported that the launch was influenced by its recent success during the 2014 SEMA Show. Michael Oakes, now vice president of business development and sales at Slamstop, explained that the company is starting quickly with its U.S. company, Slamstop USA LLC, through the development of a Southern California-based distribution and customer service center as well as an installation facility. Oakes will join CFO Dmitry Iurgens and Director of Marketing Anton Dyshkant as they continue to raise awareness about Slamstop.
Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions announced that John Scott of 360 Tint in San Antonio, Texas, won the Chrome Sweet Chrome grand-prize full-car makeover, which includes installation of an Avery Dennison car wrap of Scott's choosing, Giovanna wheels, a DUB audio package and Croftgate cleaning supplies. 360 Tint, which specializes in window tints, graphic wraps and paint-protection films, plans to customize its company car—a '07 Chevy HHR LTD Panel SS Front. The promotion highlighted the versatility of vehicle wrap films. Enthusiasts entered the promotion through text messages and an online form prior to and during the 2014 SEMA Show. Avery Dennison, Mentor, OH; 800-282-8379.
BMW's i3—an electric car built with a lightweight, carbon-fiber passenger cell and an aluminum drive module—was named Green Car Journal's 2015 Green Car of the Year at the L.A. Auto Show. Green Car of the Year finalists included the Audi A3 TDI, the Chevrolet Impala Bi-Fuel, the Honda Fit and the VW Golf. The award is widely recognized as the auto industry's most important environmental accolade. The first all-electric vehicle to win Green Car Journal's Green Car of the Year, the i3 benefits from BMW's years-long "project i" initiative, which focuses on future mobility and strategies for sustainable transportation. While the i3 is designed as a battery-electric car, its optional REx gasoline engine-generator enables extended driving range with electricity created on board.
Rigid Industries LED Lighting entered a joint marketing partnership with A.R.E. Accessories—the result of both companies working together on industry project truck builds. They include the Wounded Warrior project truck, professional angler Justin Lucas's 2014 Tundra SR5 Double Cab and A.R.E.'s 2014 Fishing Team Toyota Tundra. A.R.E. Accessories recently began offering Rigid Industries' E-series LED light bars as optional equipment on its fiberglass MX-series truck caps. Rigid Industries, Gilbert, AZ; 480-655-0100.
Brian Huck was promoted from vice president of marketing and sales to president and chief operating officer of The Eastwood Co. In his new role, Huck will oversee the entire Eastwood Co. business unit, including channels, product development and the expansion into retail, which also includes strategic planning, acquisitions and business development. He will be based out of Eastwood's corporate headquarters in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. Eastwood Co., Pottstown, PA; 610-705-5402.
Weld named Richard Greenblatt the company's new vice president of operations. Greenblatt has more than 30 years of experience in production, machining, operations and manufacturing management. In addition, the company added Keith Kern as general manger for the its new Weld Complete Custom Wheels (CCW) Forged Performance division. Kern joins Weld with a history in the performance wheel and accessory industry, most recently as the director of sales and marketing for Billet Specialties Inc. Weld also recently acquired CCW of Holly Hill, Florida—a manufacturer of premium forged road race, sports car and luxury car wheels—creating CCW Forged Performance. Weld Racing, Kansas City, MO; 800-788-9353.
Husky Liners received the 2014 Data Geek of the Year award from RealTruck.com. The award was presented at the 2014 SEMA Show and is part of RealTruck.com's vendor awards series. Now in their second year, the awards honor partner companies that demonstrate a commitment to excellence in the areas of communication, problem solving and support while providing high-quality products and top-notch customer service. Only one company per category won, and the winners represent the partners that stood out during the September 2013 to August 2014 period. RealTruck.com, Jamestown, ND; 877-216-5446.
Tuff Stuff Performance Accessories announced that Tim Andrews accepted the position of national sales manager. Andrews is an industry veteran with more than 30 years of experience in the performance aftermarket. His previous industry experience included positions as vice president of sales for Fidanza, sales director of Global Performance Parts and, most recently, as North American territory manager for Superpro Suspension and Mantic Clutch. Tuff Stuff, Cleveland, OH; 800-331-6562.
Covercraft kicked off the celebration of the company's 50th anniversary with a special display featuring a 1965 Mustang at the 2014 SEMA Show. Founded by Bob Lichtmann in 1965 in San Fernando Valley, California, Covercraft was the pioneer in custom vehicle covers. Still family-owned and now headquartered in Oklahoma, Covercraft offers more than 80,000 custom patterns and a complete line of interior and exterior vehicle protection solutions. Covercraft, Pauls Valley, OK.
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Eanes Heating and Air Conditioning has been named one of the Top Twenty Contractors in North America by PHC News, one of the HVAC industry's leading publications. The parameters for judging included commitment of the company to its employees and customers, the quality of their work, and it's investment in safe practices, innovation and training.
Since 1968, Eanes has provided high quality heating and cooling service and installation throughout the Piedmont Triad. Eanes has three offices: its headquarters in High Point, a service location and filter store in Greensboro and a new office in Winston Salem that opened earlier this year.
Eanes supports charitable organizations in the communities they serve. They partner with the Boys & Girls Clubs, Alight Foundation for patients who have been diagnosed with breast cancer and Christian based events throughout the Triad.


I though I should learn Haskell, the ideas behind the language are great. I learned a little bit, but, when I tried to build something with a UI or web or a game, the dependencies just weren't three. And windows support just doesn't seem to be there. It doesn't mean I'll never learn it, but I just want to get learning.
F# has a great community, I am looking forward to learning more so that I can perhaps sometime contribute some code.
I am a c# developer, using the clr is certainly helpful, and it makes it more likely that I can use the language on a day to day basis. If I do, I'm pretty sure you ll hear about it.
I thought the way to go about it was to do something often, so functional katas started in january and I have started to re-write the last kata after a comment on twitter from Richard Dalton aka DevJoy, thanks for that.


BLUF: Understand full concepts through and through, not just how to solve equations.
I just took the new OAR and was very surprised by the format of the test as well as the content.
There is no marking questions and going back to them. (This is because an adaptive test will change the difficulty of your next question depending on if you got the question right or wrong. ie: get a question right, next question will be harder. Get it wrong, and the next question will be easier.) In fact, the test does not say what number question you are on. I cannot remember exactly how it breaks down (due to shock), but I had 40 mins for math and 15 for mechanical.
Math: The majority of my questions were Distance Rate Time questions. I had very few questions requiring straight forward math.
Reading: The type of text on the new OAR is quite different than I had practiced with. I had no iceberg/thomas edison topic paragraphs, this text was more along the lines of law text. Topics were DOD and military heavy; very dense, and official sounding. Essentially dense regs officers would probably have to read and implement in their commands.
Good summary, thanks for putting out to the folks here.
For the love of____, please don't use BLUF or hashtags! BLUF is an abomination that came from the Army, 'Summary' will work just fine, and hashtags are for Twitter. Smiles and all.
prefer to write long analytical papers, Same here. How did you score?
I was wondering the same thing. What score did you get? I have two more classes to complete my degree and just started studying for the test.
LK2480, very informative, thank you for posting your experience and being one of the first "on the chopping block"
That's just my guess, but it's a good mindset to have if you start freaking out in the test. Good luck guys!
What was the version you took?
I took the ASTB for the first time in January, shortly after APEX-4 was released. I'm not a shooter or flight gamer, and I struggled with the joystick and throttle. I thought to myself throughout the test, "this couldn't be life." However, as much as a novice I am, I scored 5's respectively on the flight simulation portion. Now that I have a second lifeline, the anticipation is that my score will increase.
Also, would anyone know of a sure-fire mechanical study guide, other than those previously listed. I'm not much of a "mechanic", more of a number cruncher and planning nerd.
How do the MST, RCT, MCT, & ANIT on the ASTB-E compare to those on older version of the ASTB? Are there the same amount of questions/time and do they consist of the same material?When they introduced the ASTB-E did they just add on the NATFI, PBM, & BI-RV subtests and remove the spatial apperception and aviation supplementary tests?
This has been answered in other threads....take some time to find it.


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And after visiting the knowledge base article 962935 found here, to your surprise the workaround mentioned there applies only if you are upgrading from Windows Server 2008 RTM/SP1 to R2. But we have a fresh installation of Windows 2008 R2 and we never upgraded from a prior edition didn't we or did we, well that doesn't matter here as we already have a problem in front of us.
So whats the error and how do we get past it and have a MOSS 2007 farm up and running on our newly installed Windows 2008 R2 Server.
Solution: We need MOSS 2007 installer with latest service pack integrated in it.
At the time of writing the latest Service Pack for MOSS 2007 is SP2 and a standalone installer with integrated SP1 is available for download. So we got an answer for one problem which lead us to another problem. How do we acquire MOSS 2007 installer integrated with SP2 ??
Solution: Slip streaming MOSS SP2 & WSS SP2 in MOSS installer [Yes we need SP2 of both MOSS & WSS].
I guess a lot of us have done slip streaming of Service Packs in OS Setup or any other setups, so we do not have to install those Service Packs manually after we have completed the installation.
[Note: There is no space after /extract switch].
After the Service Packs are extracted, browse to the updates folder in my case C:\SP2007x64\Updates it will be filled with multiple msp files.
As you are already in the Updates folder delete the wsssetup.dll as having both the srvsetup.dll & wsssetup.dll is not supported. Else only WSS SP2 will be installed.
So this is important delete wsssetup.dll from Updates folder.
Hope the above has helped you.
Note:- You can use the above mentioned steps for installing MOSS 2007 on you Windows 7 machine too, tho it is not recommended to install MOSS on a client machine. And if you are wondering that the above screenshots are from a Windows 7 machine then you are wrong.
I have installed the Desktop Experience Feature on my Windows 2008 R2 box, enabled the Themes service and changed the theme to Windows 7 under Personalization [A jiffy guide on how to enable Windows 7 theme on your Windows 2008 R2 Server].


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ROUNDS: Repealing Obamacare first step to replacing it with affordable, patient-centered plan
When I ran for Senate, I ran on the promise to do everything I could to repeal and replace the unworkable Affordable Care Act (ACA) and mitigate the damaging effects it was having on South Dakota families, health care providers and small businesses.
Opinion by Sen. Mike Rounds
When I ran for Senate, I ran on the promise to do everything I could to repeal and replace the unworkable Affordable Care Act (ACA) and mitigate the damaging effects it was having on South Dakota families, health care providers and small businesses. After two years and a Republican entering the White House eager to work with us, the 115th Congress has finally begun the process of repealing and replacing the ill-advised law.
The Senate took the first steps recently by passing a repeal resolution, a necessary component that will allow us to repeal the law later this year by a simple majority vote. Meanwhile, the Senate continues to work on a replacement that is affordable, market-driven and truly centered around the patient. These are the fundamental principles that Obamacare has failed to deliver to the American people.
As the repeal timeline is established, there will be a transition period before its replacement is fully implemented. We recognize the need to protect healthcare benefits during this transition. There is agreement that continuation of coverage is an important part of any replacement plan. We anticipate that there will be many options made available for health care design and coverages through this replacement legislation. However, all will include a guaranteed renewal of coverage, portability of coverage and children remaining on their families' plans until the age of 26.
Since the partisan law was enacted seven years ago, Americans have been painfully aware of its shortcomings. Supporters of the law promised that premiums would go down. Instead, they continue to skyrocket, increasing 37 percent in South Dakota this year alone. Supporters also promised that those who liked their coverage could keep it, yet since the ACA was enacted nearly 5 million Americans lost the health care plans they enjoyed.
Americans are also left with fewer health care options when seeking coverage. Because insurers are losing so much money on Obamacare, many have left the marketplace altogether. Over half of the Obamacare co-ops have already failed. South Dakota is one of nine states which have only two health care providers offering insurance plans on the exchange. Five more states have only one provider in their state, a dramatic decrease from the pre-Obamacare era.
Countless South Dakotans have contacted my office to share their problems with Obamacare. One father of three from Rapid City wrote me recently to explain that his family's premium was rising 357 percent for 2017. "I do not know what my next year will bring," he wrote, "but I do know that I will likely be unable to afford my premiums or my needed health care."
Another gentleman, from Sioux Falls, is facing a 47 percent increase in his premium this year, on top of an increase in copays and the deductible. A South Dakota veteran also wrote asking Congress to provide Obamacare relief to small business owners after seeing his premium more than double from $800 a month to more than $1,600 between 2014 and 2016. Hard-working, middle-class South Dakotans "are falling through the cracks," he pleaded. I couldn't agree more.
Since the law was being debated in 2009, I have warned that Obamacare is unaffordable and unsustainable, and that it would eventually crumble under its own weight. That is what we are seeing today, and that is why the 115th Congress acted swiftly to begin the process to repeal it. As we continue the march toward repeal, we will also work on a replacement that is truly affordable, patient-centered and market-based.
Letter: James River water management causing more problems than a fish kill
During last winter (21-22) they should have let a lot more water go down the river all winter long. It might have prevented the flooding.
By Dennis Hegg, Mitchell
Woster: It's the little things that matter
As things were, once we had paychecks in hand, we carved out money for rent, groceries, the laundromat and the Sunday collection plate.
By Terry Woster
Letter: Our lawmakers are getting way too politicized
They are more interested in furthering their political ambitions and what will benefit them and their future.
By Ty Smith, Mitchell
Letter: A look at the Ukraine war
We have to discuss the principles upon which the future order of humanity can be built in order to be able to self-govern ourselves.
By Ron Wieczorek, Mitchell
Wrestling summaries for Feb. 4: Parkston wins team title at Redfield; Winner claims Big Dakota boys title


In an embarrassment to the Central government and the CBI, special public prosecutor in 2G case senior advocate Anand Grover on Friday complained before the Supreme Court against the CBI for taking away files pertaining to Karti Chidambaram case.
Appearing before the bench headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Dipak Misra, Grover submitted that he, being the SPP, had received a copy of Karti's petition challenging the CBI's summons against him in connection with the Aircel-Maxis case that arose out of illegal 2G spectrum allotment case.
"Your Lordships had appointed me as SPP in 2G matter and you have to clarify my position...," Grover said.
In the meantime, Additional Solicitor General (ASG) Tushar Mehta informed the court that he was not served upon a copy of the petition, as per the last order.
Intervening at this stage, the CJI said: "Let's not create an embarrassing situation" and ordered the copy of the petition to the ASG.
In the last date of hearing, the three-judge bench had directed Karti's counsel to supply the petition's copy to ASG Mehta, who appears for the CBI in the top court.
The petition copy was supplied to the SPP, but not to the ASG.
Karti is facing investigation by the CBI for his alleged role in getting Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) clearance to INX Media when Karti's father was the Union Finance Minister.
The CBI had also issued summons to him in connection with Aircel-Maxis case, which he has challenged before the apex court.
Karti said his father P Chidambaram had filed an affidavit before the Supreme Court on September 29 in connection with the matter of Aircel Maxis and INX Media.
Both of them were questioned by the agency on November 19 and December 6 of 2014.
In his plea, Karti said all proceedings connected with the matter had been terminated. Since all the accused in the case had been discharged, the CBI should not have summoned him. The trial court is all set to pronounce the verdict on December 21.
The Madras High Court had also refused to grant any relief to him, saying that he should approach the Delhi High Court for the case relating to 2G scam.


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Q: Footer Issues : Can't Keep it Down I have been trying for 2 hours to get my footer to stay at the bottom.
I have been trying "Matthew James Taylors" technique, but no luck.
Anyone see what I am missing or doing wrong?
Here is a Live Example : http://glustik.com/essex/index.html
Any help would be GREAT!
I would attached the CSS Code with the { } but it always breaks for me.

A: I feel like the CSS to fix this will still be problematic, I would be tempted to rewrite the whole thing: HTML markup and CSS, otherwise I suspect there will be more trouble down the road.
Here are some things that are most likely giving you trouble:

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*Duplicate id values (as mentioned)

*Unnecessary absolute positioning

*Hard-coded height values on several divs

*Unnecessary use of "clearfix" divs

*Overuse of negative margins to compensate for padding on other elements (always problematic)

*Minor but relevant: use of classes like floatRight, just as bad as using inline styles.

I think in general, instead of trying to control the positioning and height of everything - just let the normal content flow dictate it. Naturally, the last element in your markup (footer) should be on the bottom without all these over-thought restrictions.
Best of luck!
EDIT: Apparently I've come off as unhelpful, so I felt I should add a direct response: For a quick fix, to simply get the footer on the bottom:

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*Remove the height and bottom padding from #mainBody
(tested in FF4 and IE8). There will still be some padding issues within the footer, but that can be resolved in a number of ways depending on how you'd like to approach it. Once again, good luck with your project.

A: You have the footer positioned absolutely in #container, which is positioned relatively. therefore, its being positioned at the bottom of #container.
try moving it out of #container, or remove the relative positioning from #container

A: Because all of the content inside your main container (#mainBody) is floated, the container's only way to determine it's height is via the "height" property, which is set to 100px;.  The footer is correctly rendering right below the 100 pixel height of the main container.
You have three options:

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*you can either properly clear your main container so that its height is dynamic based on its content using a clearfix like this

*or you can set the height of the main container to something larger.  I changed it to 700px and the footer rendered well below the main body.

*or you can remove the height altogether, which will probably be the best solution in the long-run. Thanks to @Gaby aka G. Petrioli for pointing this out.

A: I've been doing this a long time and have never heard of this method.  That doesn't make it bad, but the currently accepted version in my circles comes from Ryan Fait (http://ryanfait.com/resources/footer-stick-to-bottom-of-page/)
If you load this up in Chrome and disable the position:relative from the container it does properly glue the footer to the bottom of the page.  That signals a problem to me, because it's contrary to what the tutorial says.  Regardless, it accomplishes your goal.

A: You should take at least a look at Compass. It makes CSS so much easier. For your particular question, take a look at:
http://compass-style.org/reference/compass/layout/sticky_footer/

A: Make the following changes and it rendered fine in Chrome for me:

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*remove bottom:0; from #footer

*change padding-bottom:167px; in #mainBody to the desired location (I used 455px and it looked pretty good)


FOREWORD: I believe that I wrote this in about 1967. We lived in a little rental house on 10th Avenue in Salt Lake City. I was just going to write down the recipe and got carried away. I do not remember who got a copy of this but it did get into the hands of my relatives and it got passed all around. Occasionally, even today, someone asks me about it. A couple of years ago I ran into one of my cousins who runs a restaurant in Comfort Texas and she asked me about "The Bean Thing". At my mother's funeral in Big Lake Texas in 2002, one of my nieces pushed a book into my hands and said "Here, this is for you. Read it". The book was "Supper Time" written by Leon Hale, a columnist for the Houston Chronicle. In the book, Mr. Hale describes the proper way to cook a pot of pinto beans. He got it right and I wrote to him to tell him so. There was no reply. Little does he know that I am at least as famous a bean cooker as he is.
Yesterday, Diane asked me if I would like to do my "bean thing". I said yes, and so today I am doing it. Several people have asked me for my recipe for beans and I have always intended to write it down for them, but I have now undertaken a much more ambitious project. I am going to attempt to describe what the "bean thing" is. First of all, let us get a few facts straight. By "beans" I mean pinto beans, or red beans as Texans call them. In some other parts of the country, I have found out, kidney beans are also called red beans, but I am willing to forgive those people for their peculiar terminology as well as I am willing to forgive them for eating kidney beans. Secondly, the bean thing is not just a recipe or just a meal, but is a nostalgic soul food experience. I think that the term "soul food" is a great term. It is fun to think about what we consider to be our soul food. It should be those things which we remember eating as we were growing up. We have learned the term "soul food" from African Americans and I suppose that anyone would agree that ham hocks and collard greens should be considered soul food. But "soul food" is such a great term; I think that it should be used relative to the individual. For example, I would have to include in my list, corned beef and cabbage (that is one word: cornedbeefandcabbage). Also, peach cobbler made from fresh peaches is soul food to me because I remember it so well and my mouth waters when I think about it now.
Now these are the ingredients for the beans, but a list of ingredients for the entire experience would have to include a six pack of beer, some friends, and some music. The beans should be washed and soaked overnight. You also should run the beans through your fingers and look for rocks. I remember my uncle Elmer used to always complain that every pot of beans would have one rock in it and he would get it every time. I can still recall the look on his face when he bit into a rock one time. He feigned great pain and stomped his foot and restated for the umpteenth time, "Every time we have a pot of beans ... etc". My cousins and I just laughed and then he would laugh too. It was a family joke. If I found a rock in my portion, I would just quietly remove it. Otherwise, I might have detracted from-the sacred joke.
About noon, you should put the beans in a large pot with enough water to cover them by about a half an inch. Cut two onions into chunks and cut the salt pork into three or four chunks and put them in. Place the pot with a loose lid on a low flame. Do not add any salt at this point. The salt pork contains quite a bit of salt which will slowly be soaked out. Indeed, if you add more salt pork, you may not need to add any salt at all.
I remember a story that Smitty told me once. Smitty ran away from home when he was eighteen and vowed to see all forty eight states. He did it. He was a hobo for many years and rode the rails from place to place. He worked for my father for a while and that was how I knew him. He said that he used to carry around with him a small block of wood wrapped in butcher paper. He would take it into a grocery store and confront the manager with it. He would say that the grocery store down the street had given him some salt pork and would the kind man please give him some beans to go with it. The grocer, not wanting to be outdone by the charity of his competitor, would give Smitty a quantity of beans. Smitty, of course would then go to the other grocery store, show his beans to the manager and by the same technique, obtain some real salt pork to go with them.
After the beans have been on for an hour or so, add some black pepper, salt if needed, and lots of chili powder. The chili powder is what gives the beans the essential taste. By this time you should be on about your second or third beer, but your beer drinking rate may be different from mine.Let the beans continue to boil and add spices according to how the juice tastes. Also you should keep the water level up. Fry three strips of bacon and dump it into the pot, grease and all. The aroma of the beans will fill the entire house and the smell of it makes an experienced bean appreciator climb the walls with hunger.Some of my caver friends and I used to have bean parties regularly. Someone would put on a pot of beans and call up some people to come over and share it. Everyone would bring their own bowl and spoon and beer. There would be a banjo and a guitar or two and everyone would have a good time singing and drinking and eating beans. The aroma of beans cooking always takes me back to those hot summer nights and the parties at Fountain Place in Austin. There was another reason, a practical reason why we ate a lot of beans in those days. None of us had much money and when you consider the ratio of total protein content to total cost, I just don't see how you can beat it.
After the beans have cooked for about four hours, you should make some corn bread. Don't use one of those corn bread mixes. Buy a box of yellow corn meal and follow the instructions on the box. I like to add a little extra sugar because I like my corn bread kind of sweet. Now people have various preferences on how to eat the beans. Everyone in my family always ate them the same way and I still do. I crumble up some corn bread on a plate and pour the beans on top with lots of juice. Others prefer to eat the beans out of a bowl and keep the corn bread dry. Some people put catsup on them, but some people would put catsup on anything. Anyway it is nice to have some fresh slices of tomato and onion.
If the smell has not generated enough memories for me during the afternoon, the taste certainly does. It is funny how a scent or a taste can invoke a sudden flashback. My parents, brother and sisters, my little sister still in a high chair, always sat at the same place at the table. I can still recall what the seating arrangement was. I grew up in that house in San Angelo. After one of the bean parties in Austin, we had a limbo contest. I wound up in a tie with a cute little blond named Toni. We limboed fourteen inches. We cheated though, I guess. We used the same technique, holding a quart bottle of beer in each hand for a counterbalance.
These were some of the memories I had today while doing my bean thing. The memories, you see, are the main ingredient really. Now it is time to eat and so I will finish this description of the "recipe". Oh yes, it is only fair that I should mention one more thing. Somehow, a person's internal chemistry converts the beans into a certain amount of methane gas. If you don't understand what I mean, you will if you do your own bean thing.
I have learned a few things over the decades on this vital subject and have made some minor changes to the recipe. I no longer soak the beans overnight. The last time I did that I found the next morning that the beans had fermented! Nowadays, after I sort through the beans, removing rocks and clods, I wash them and put them into the pot, cover with a lid, and bring to a boil. I turn off the heat and let them seep for a half hour or so with the lid on. I repeat this a second time before I am ready to begin cooking. The beans soak up the water and it has the same effect as soaking overnight without the risk of the disastrous fermentation.
I usually cook only one pound of beans at a time unless there is a group of people coming over. And I much prefer to use a cast iron pot. The beans are much less likely to stick to the bottom. To guarantee that the beans get stirred regularly, I set a timer to 20 minutes after each stirring. I do not necessarily cook for 4 hours either. I just go until the beans are the right texture. It varies between 3 and 4 hours.
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Note: The left over beans can be frozen in plastic tubs. We almost always have some in our freezer.


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Gerald and Rie Neufeld called to be relationship catalysts in Japan
Former Witness workers are back working with Tokyo churches
Katie Doke Sawatzky | September 22nd, 2022
Neufeld family, L-R: Irene, Gerald, Rie, Rena, Tsutsumida (friend), Jay.
Photo Source: Neufelds.
Mennonite Church Canada is pleased to announce Gerald and Rie Neufeld as "relationship catalysts," fostering connections between the nationwide church and Mennonite churches in Japan.
"We are looking forward to seeing how we can build supportive networks among the Tokyo churches and across Japan as well as with churches in North America and Mennonites in Asia," the Neufelds write via e-mail.
Gerald and Rie, who served as Witness workers with Tokyo Area Fellowship of Mennonite Churches (TAFMC) in the early 2000s, moved back to Tokyo in November of 2021, to be closer to Rie's family and to connect again with TAFMC.
"In our conversations with ministry partners, we are asked to foster relationships that are mutually transformative," says Jeanette Hanson, director of International Witness. "We need people, who know the language and culture, to build ways for us to relate and strengthen each other. I hope that we see more relationship catalyst roles in the future."
Rie Neufeld (right) sharing children's feature at church in Misato, Japan. (Source: Neufelds.)
The Neufelds plan to stay at the Anabaptist Center in Suginami-ku, Tokyo, which has been used as a guest house for North American missionaries and as gathering place for TAFMC churches in the past. The centre is currently undergoing renovations.
"TAFMC is hoping to bring the Center back to life and restore those connections," writes Gerald Neufeld. "We'd like to see it function as a resource centre for the future."
Gerald and Rie have been pastoring Mennonite Japanese Fellowship (MJCF) in Surrey, B.C., since September 2008. When the pandemic hit and they made their services available online, the possibility of still supporting that congregation while being in Japan opened up. They currently visit a different TAFMC church each Sunday, where Gerald preaches, and Rie often plays piano. Then on Mondays, at 7 a.m., they join MJCF's online worship services.
Gerald Neufeld preaches at church in Misato, Japan. (Source: Neufelds.)
The Neufelds say they are still in the stages of imagining the possibilities of their work as "relationship catalysts."
"We are hoping to set up some exchange visits for people from other areas to have a Japanese Mennonite experience. And, we could then set up visits for Japanese Mennonites to visit people in North America," they write.
The term "relationship catalysts" is one the Neufelds heard from a speaker in Tokyo, who was offering an alternative vision of mission, one that prioritized "ministry in 'slow, small, sustainable ways, with a smile.'"
Gerald and Rie Neufeld (middle, right) visiting at church in Misato, Japan. (Source: Neufelds.)
"We are trying to redefine the traditional role of missionary," they write. "In order to build a church-to-church relationship, we expect to see the work of God's Spirit, which can be ignited through continued relationships."
To donate to this ministry, visit mennonitechurch.ca/japan.


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Thursday evening, TF1 climbed to the top of the audience rankings with the multi-rebroadcast French heritage film, "But where is the 7th company?". The feature film directed by Robert Lamoureux, starring Jean Lefèbvre, Aldo Maccione and Pierre Mondy, made nostalgic 4.32 million viewers, which represents 23.0% of the public aged four and over and 19.8% of women purchasing managers under 50 (FRDA-50), a target in which TF1 is the leader. On April 9, 2020, during its last broadcast already on TF1, the program had federated in full confinement 6.70 million moviegoers. The market share had reached, that evening, 25.6% on the 4+ and 24.2% on the FRDA-50.
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France 3 offered a rebroadcast episode of "The trainee". The French series directed by Philippe Bérenger with Michèle Bernier and Antoine Hamel attracted 3.09 million followers, or 15.6% of the public and 6.6% of the FRDA-50. Seven days ago, the same offer convinced an average of 1.66 million people, or 8.7% of the public and 1.8% of the FRDA-50.
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M6 is on the podium with the launch of "Best pastry chef: The professionals". The competition, led by Marie Portolano, convinced 1.59 million gourmets, or 9.5% of the public and 18.8% of the FRDA-50. Last year, the kickoff of season 4 of "Best pastry chef: The professionals" with Julia Vignali fascinated 2.55 million viewers, or 11.6% of the public and a market share of 23.6. % on commercial target.
France 2 follows with "Special Envoy". The magazine presented by Elise Lucet informed 1.55 million curious people, or 8.4% of the public and 9.4% of the FRDA-50. The last issue, broadcast on Thursday June 2, had captured the attention of 1.56 million curious people, or 8.1% of the public and 6.7% of the FRDA-50.
What about other channels? On TFX, "Jurassic World", an American film by Colin Trevorrow with Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard, entertained 825,000 fans of the franchise, or 4.6% of the public and 7.7% of the FRDA-50. The launch of "Yellowstone", an American series starring Kevin Costner, brought together an average of 803,000 seriphiles, or 4.8% of the public and 6.1% of the FRDA-50. France 5 finally pulls out of the game with "The mystery of Denisova's man". The documentary attracted 762,000 viewers, or 3.8% of the public and 1.1% of the FRDA-50.
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Hurling means everything to the north Cork village of Ballyhea
Ballyhea's Neil Ronan wins the ball from Watergrasshills Willie O'Leary in an IHC clash at Ballygiblin in 2005. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
Diarmuid Sheehan
WITH sport in lockdown, nostalgia is reigning in print, on television, and especially online.
Sports fans are recalling the achievements of the past in the absence of new memories being made and while we all hope that this shutdown won't last for too long more, some are enjoying the trip down memory lane.
Ballyhea GAA have embraced the good old days. They have taken to social media to remind, as well as test, those who love the club.
In the past number of weeks, club PRO, John Mortell, has been posting pictures from the last 50 years to entertain the club's legion of faithful and his efforts have been received very well in the Avondhu area.
Ballyhea's John Mortell has served Cork as a selector at all levels. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
"With no club activity, at the moment, I was doing a bit of tidying up in my attic, going through the old scrapbooks and photos, and we decided that, maybe, it would be a good idea to put them on the Facebook page to see would people like them.
"The reaction, locally, has been brilliant, especially for the old pictures going back 30 to 40 years ago; those ones really did bring back some great memories for people of some really good times.
Ballyhea County Junior hurling champions 1976.
"We have been blessed, here in Ballyhea, to have had more than our fair share of wonderful days. We think of days like, in 1976, when we won the county junior. Then, in 1980, we won the county intermediate and then made it all the way to the senior final in '84; there are obviously going to be some great memories from those times.
St Finbarr's John Meyler scores against Ballyhea in the 1984 county final.
"Roll on to 1995 and we made it back to the senior final again, so reminiscing, and being reminded of those achievements, will always raise the spirits in these, or any other, dark times."
While the achievements of the last century dominate for a club like Ballyhea, the current crop of club players are also doing their bit for the next set of history books.
"We had the senior boys back in the county quarter-final last year, after winning the county intermediate again, back in 2014. Last year also saw the county junior A camogie champions coming from Ballyhea, which goes to show that the club is still battling away on all fronts.
"On the pages (Facebook), at the moment, we are covering 2001, which was the year we won the U16 county premier, which was an unbelievable achievement for us, beating Glen Rovers, and that year we also won the county minor: They were all great times for us."
Ballyhea County Junior A Camogie Champions 2019
It isn't all about putting up pictures to remind the members of the days gone by. Mortell also tests people's memories.
"We are also putting up quiz questions to keep the members challenged and all these activities seem to be helping in their own little ways," he said.
Ballyhea have detailed archives, having opened up a museum, above the clubhouse, a number of years ago.
"The museum is there all the time and we are delighted with it. We have an awful lot of old photos and old jerseys from special days, and from special players, up there and we are very proud of that."
Well-known former Ballyhea hurler Diarmuid O'Flynn.
It isn't surprising to hear Mortell talk about players and fans being desperate to get back to the club, as facilities have improved dramatically at Ballyhea in the last decade or so.
"There is no doubt that we have done a lot of work here in the last while. We got a new pitch 12 years ago and we recently put in a new hurling wall. Now, we have the indoor alley and, upstairs, there is a gym, so as well as all the good work that has been done on the field, there is plenty of work being done off it, too. All those things go a long way to becoming and, hopefully, staying, a successful club."
Ballyhea's Eugene O'Leary on the attack against Cloyne. Picture: Des Barry
Getting back to action may well be out of everyone's hands at grassroots level. All at the Avondhu club are prepared to sit this one out, before donning the club colours again.
"We in Ballyhea are, like every other club in the country, mad to go back training and playing and getting that club feeling back around the place, but we just can't do that now and we don't know when we will be able to do that.
"People's safety comes first and until that can be guaranteed, then it would be wrong to go back. Safety of players and fans around the club is a must."
Ballyhea has been one of the standard-bearers for small hurling clubs in Cork over the years.
It is a club with a small, but dedicated, population and it strives to be the best it can be, game after game, year after year, and decade after decade, to judge by some of the photos that have been published recently.
Ballyhea's' Owen O'Sullivan catches the ball ahead of Newtown's Diarmuid Lane in a 2003 minor clash. Picture: Paddy Cummins
Ballyhea will again show the hurling world where it is going when the shutdown ends, but until that day comes, check out their Facebook page to see where they have been.
Ballyhea defender Barry Coleman catches the sliotar cleanly. Picture: Des Barry
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