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SPOTLIGHT: Books of July
Interview with Austin Grossman
"Hilldiggers" by Neal Asher
"New Tuesday", Red 5 Comics, a signed copy of "Aca...
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"Deepwood" by Jennifer Roberson
Interview with Mike Carey
The Hedge Knight II: The Sworn Sword out Wednesday...
"Ghostwalk" by Rebecca Stott
"Bitterwood" by James Maxey
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"The Bestiary" by Nicholas Christopher
Madame Mirage, The Arcanum, The City of Ember, etc...
"Thirteen" by Richard K. Morgan
Orson Scott's "Empire", City of Heroes, 30 Days of...
Interview with Stephen Hunt
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SPOTLIGHT: Books of June
Interview with Tim Lebbon + Christopher Golden
Official Stephen Hunt Website
Buy "The Court of the Air" HERE
Read Sample Chapters One & Two
Watch "The Court of the Air" Mini-Movie HERE
Read Fantasy Book Critic's Review of "The Court of the Air"
I don't remember how I first heard about "The Court of the Air", but its description – A hugely engaging adventure set in a Victorian-style world -- a fantastical version of Dickens -- that will appeal to fans of Susanna Clarke and Philip Pullman – grabbed my attention, especially since I greatly enjoyed Mr. Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy. So, I purchased "The Court of the Air", reviewed it HERE and loved it! After finishing the novel, I just kept thinking about all of the wonderful ideas that the book explored, and wanted to know more about the author Stephen Hunt and the world of the Jackals. Unfortunately, after doing some research, I found that there wasn't really that much information on Mr. Hunt. Luckily, I ran across Stephen's literary agent, John Jarrold (Ian Cameron Esslemont, etc.), and through him was given the opportunity to ask Stephen some questions about "The Court of the Air" – its influences & concepts, possible sequels & adaptations, etc. – his other published novel "For the Crown and the Dragon", the website SF Crowsnest, and tons more. So, much thanks to John Jarrold for the hookup, Stephen Hunt for taking the time to enlighten us, and any readers who take this opportunity to learn more about a bright new voice in the SF/fantasy literary scene…
Q: For starters, Stephen Hunt seems to be a pretty popular name, shared by footballers, an Australian actor, and even a sociologist. So, who's Stephen Hunt the writer?
Stephen: Interesting you should say that. For years I was a Google 'Alpha' (number 1 in the search list when you did a search on my name). Mainly, I suspect, because of my science fiction web site, www.SFcrowsnest.com - with half a million readers each month, I get a lot of back-links. But as the Internet has crept forward in popularity though, other Stephen Hunts have emerged to grab the Google Alpha crown. But accept no substitutes – certainly not mere footballers paid more in a week than I get in a year, or Neighbours stars (I'm far more good looking; no really!). Or perhaps there is only one Stephen Hunt, and my footballing is just for the money while the Australian soap work is just to satisfy my desire for simpering fan letters.
Q: LOL. So, your first novel, "For the Crown and the Dragon" winner of the WH Smith New Talent Award, was published way back in 1994. Following that book's release, can you tell us a bit about your journey in writing "The Court of the Air", signing to John Jarrold's Literary Agency, finding a publisher in Voyager, and getting your new book published? What about plans for getting the novel published in the United States?
Stephen: Well, I got to know my agent John Jarrold via the SFcrowsnest.com web site from way back when he was still an editor. I signed up with him as an author (his first client, I believe), when he swapped sides as it were to become a .lit agent. It was under his influence that I started writing what was to become "The Court of the Air". It's amazing the difference having a good agent makes…when the book was finished it went to auction, such was the level of interest in it. HarperCollins Voyager won said auction, and are now the proud owners of the little yellow-jacketed hardback devil.
As far as the US is concerned, there's been a lot of interest from the other side of the pond, so I'm sure someone is going to end up publishing it there, no firm details as of yet, though. But hey, there's always Amazon Canada, who I understand are doing a roaring trade in the title.
Q: For readers who haven't yet taken the plunge, how would you describe "The Court of the Air"?
Stephen: A fantasy adventure set in a Victorian-style world about two orphans whose destiny is linked by more than the mad assassins and murderers who are trying to slay them at every opportunity. I took the opportunity to re-imagine what the English character is really about, and push it back out through my Kingdom of Jackals.
Q: Looking at reviews and other readers' thoughts, Susanna Clarke, Philip Pullman and even Dickens are brought up, while personally I see a lot of steampunk (Jules Verne, H.G. Wells) influences and hints of anime (Metropolis, Steamboy) and videogames (Final Fantasy) in "The Court of the Air". Just to clarify, where did you draw your inspiration for "The Court of the Air"?
Stephen: My own influences for this? That's a big list – but it would include luminaries such as David Gemmell, Michael Moorcock, Frank Miller, Charles Dickens, Alan Moore, Rudyard Kipling, EE Doc Smith, Mike Butterworth, Clifford D Simak, Tolkien, The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, Alan Dean Foster and Piers Anthony.
Q: One of the more interesting ideas that you explored in the book were steammen (robots basically), who are essentially human with their own thoughts, feelings, souls and gods. Why did you choose to depict steammen in this way?
Stephen: That was a bit of fun with the stereotype. I wanted to push them as far away from every literary and film depiction of a robot as I could. Almost all the fan letters I've read on the new book mention them as the favourite race in the novel, so I must have hit a nerve there, I think.
Q: Besides steammen, you play around with a lot of other interesting concepts, mythology and characters. What would you say are some of your favourite characters and ideas from the book?
Stephen: One of my clandestine aims at the start of the book was to bring to life the English society depicted in the dark sketches of 18th century cartoonists such as Gillray, but to do it with the sense of wonder and imagination that I used to feel when reading SFF titles such as Butterworth and (Don) Lawrence's Trigan Empire series. It's the Jackelian world I fell in love with, everything else flowed smoothly from that. I'd imagine Tolkien felt much the same away about Middle Earth.
Q: "The Court of the Air" is basically a standalone novel with the main story arc resolved by the end of the book, though a few threads are left dangling. Do you plan on returning to the Kingdom of the Jackals anytime soon, and if so, can you share any details?
Stephen: Well, the good news is that "The Court of the Air" is the first of a three book deal, and the other two novels I've signed with HarperCollins for are both set in the Jackelian milieu. I have handed the second book into Voyager and am currently working through the production edits. I have also started the third book and must be about a quarter into writing that one, currently. Neither have an agreed title yet, so I won't jinx them by expressing my choice! There are some familiar faces from "The Court of the Air" in both the two new novels, as well as some exciting new characters too.
Q: That's great news! I definitely can't wait for the new novels. Going back to your debut "For the Crown and the Dragon", are we ever going to see a reprint? What about its sequel "The Fortress In the Frost", which is completed but unpublished? Also, can you tell us anymore about "For the Crown and the Dragon", it's sequel and how the books compare with "The Court of the Air".
Stephen: Well, there's a 13-year gap between "The Court of the Air" and "For the Crown and the Dragon", and I think my work has come on a lot since then. Will the sequel ever come out? If I was going to release it, I suspect I'd want to go back and polish up 'The Fortress In the Frost' a heck of a lot first – it might actually take more time to do that, than writing a completely new novel.
Q: "The Guns of the Wisdom" is another unpublished novel. What's that about and what are your plans & thoughts for that book?
Stephen: "Guns" is pure space opera, very much out of fashion when I wrote it, but irritatingly back in vogue now with fantastic authors such as Alastair Reynolds, Richard Morgan and Peter F Hamilton. Before I was getting published again, a lot of people used to say to me: 'wow, your work was really ahead of its time.' I used to find that really, really fucking annoying!
It's the sort of thing I would imagine a small press buying at some point in the far future, just to show the real fan boys and girls what that strange old fantasy author's take on science fiction was like.
Q: Are there any other unfinished works lying around that you hope to revisit, or other writing projects that you planning on tackling in the near future?
Stephen: I'm fairly focused on getting more novels set in the Jackelian world out, at the moment, with not a whole lot of time left for anything else, sadly. This last year I've said no to potential project approaches from both the TV and comic book world, not to mention anthology requests. If Spielberg, Lucas or Peter Jackson turn up with a movie adaptation script stuffed into their tweedy pocket, I'll let them into my living room to chat, though. Who wouldn't?
Q: Funny that you should mention TV and comic books. Anymore, it's pretty common to see books adapted into different formats such as film, comics or television. And personally, I could easily see "The Court of the Air" made into an anime or videogame. So, regarding "The Court of the Air" has there been interest or anything optioned yet?
Stephen: Still early days yet. I think it'll take the numbers the paperback edition will sell to awaken the hunger of the studios… and I'm still on the hardback stage for the first novel, currently. A lot of people have said they'd love to see the "The Court of the Air" as an anime flick. SFX even made the plea on my behalf when they reviewed the book! It'd need a big budget to do it justice, so that automatically narrows the field as to people who could run with it. Please god, spare me a direct to video turkey!
Q: What would be your dream adaptation?
Stephen: For big budgets, I'd go with Lucas or Spielberg. Lucas tends to do his own thing, which just leaves our Steven. I could see him doing a good job. For matching the sensibility of the novel with an appropriate creative type, though, I think I might plump for Tim Burton or Terry Gilliam. They tend to go with the dark and the offbeat, and that's more the world I created than CGI special effects. Actors, easy – I'd cast Oliver Brooks as Leonardo DiCaprio and Harry Stave as Michael Caine. For young Molly, I'd plump for Keira Knightley. If you had to, though, you could do a 'Star Wars' and cast complete unknowns and just let the story and the world carry the movie.
Q: Let's move on. As a founder behind SF Crowsnest, a fan-run website dedicated to science fiction and fantasy, you're obviously a follower of the genres. And since you're probably exposed to a lot of different sci-fi/fantasy, how much of an impact has SF Crowsnest had in your writing, especially in avoiding certain clichés?
Stephen: To be honest, for the last few years, my main involvement with SFcrowsnest (beyond paying for the depressingly large hosting bills) has been on the site production/programming side. I write my editorial once a month, source a few articles and features, and load all the rest of the content into the content management system, then build and FTP the result. The editor Geoff Willmetts handles all the book review coordination and is a far more prolific reviewer than me. My most intensive reading years were during university – everything else I get through these days is either for fun or research. Maybe seven fiction novels a year. If I was writing a book on PHP and mySQL programming SFcrowsnest would be a really big influence, but as it stands, nope, I'm afraid not.
Q: LOL. Well, in some form or another, you've been involved with sci-fi/fantasy since the late 80s/early 90s. What are your thoughts on the genres' evolution since then and where do you see science fiction and fantasy going in the future?
Stephen: I think the genre's popularity has grown enormously over the years, but by stealth – if you look at all the most popular books, TV series and films, they're all front-loaded with science fiction, fantasy or horror. In terms of acceptance? Forget it…we're stuck in the 1970s still. Just look at J.K. Rowling denying she writes fantasy because her books are too popular to be associated with spotty fans like us. But the nerds have had their revenge – Microsoft, Google and PayPal are taking over the world!
Q: Besides your writing and SF Crowsnest, I believe you also have a day job. How do you balance everything out and what keeps you motivated as a writer?
Stephen: Well, writing is something I have to do. As in: 'am driven to it'. SFcrowsnest is a zine that's grown to over half a million SFF readers a month worldwide, and it's success is really down to doing the same thing a little better each month (and setting up at the same time as Amazon: e.g. early enough to become a gorilla in its niche). The site's fans are also its writers, and doing something for love rather than money always gives you the best content. Everything else is just to pay the mortgage and put bread on the table.
Q: You said you don't get as much time as before to read, but what has been grabbing your attention lately?
Stephen: I've just picked up the latest Jon Courtenay Grimwood novel for a little cyberpunk action on the side. I've also just finished Freakonomics, which made for a very interesting social and economics read. As a special treat, I have also ordered up a couple of volumes of the EC Comics compendium of the old Weird Science titles. They don't make them like that anymore! (And if they did, they'd probably be banned).
Q: Any recommendations for up-and-coming authors to check out?
Stephen: For that, check out the reviews section of SFcrowsnest – the site does up to 50 new book reviews a month. My tastes are still running to the new-a-few-years-ago level – Alistair Reynolds, Adam Roberts and Peter F. Hamilton. Their new works still feel new to me, but that probably makes me sound like an old man to any kids reading this.
Q: Any final words that you'd like to share with readers?
Stephen: Recycle more paper, plastic and tins, and don't buy a private Lear Jet. Outside of the ones in the books, Spaceship Earth is the only one we've got.


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In Featured, News by Merlin Team January 11, 2022
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In Featured, News by Merlin Team November 3, 2021
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The Benefits of Merlin Membership
In Featured, News by Merlin Team June 16, 2021
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Floris van Dam Joins Merlin as VP of Insights
In Featured, News by Merlin Team June 9, 2021
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Merlin Promotes Chris Tarbet to Director, Commercial Partnerships
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In News by Merlin Team January 8, 2021
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As part of the ongoing Materials for the Energy Transition roadmapping process, the Henry Royce Institute in collaboration with the Institute of Physics have brought together UK experts from academia and industry to explore how materials science can contribute to the 2050 net-zero-carbon targets.
The Materials for Low-Carbon Production of Hydrogen and Related Energy Carriers and Chemical Feedstocks roadmap sets out the priorities, targets and enablers which have been identified by UK research communities to help to achieve efficient, durable and sustainable hydrogen production, which is scalable to the terawatt level for the UK and globally, with a net-zero carbon footprint. The UK has a globally-leading position in low TRL early-stage materials research in this area, however this is not currently exploited towards the deployment of hydrogen as a viable energy source at scale. Further co-ordinated and targeted support will help the UK's ambition for its net-zero aims by building a robust efficient and sustainable hydrogen industry. Harnessing the UK's early-stage research base in development of catalysts for petrochemical-free hydrogen production will provide the UK with economic potential for exporting technology, as well as develop new UK markets.
There is a significant opportunity within the UK for investing in green hydrogen technologies owing to the UK having one of the largest renewable electricity generating capabilities in Western Europe. For the UK to capitalise on this opportunity, support is required in terms of regulation frameworks and incentives for industry. Furthermore, due to the multidisciplinary nature of the field, integration of the different research activities and early engagement with industry are essential for accelerating commercialisation of technology. Hydrogen generation requires a range of cross-sector skills and knowledge, including modelling, surface science, process engineering, and utility-scale operations.
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"Large scale electrolytic hydrogen production by splitting water would allow us to store the surplus of energy that we could potentially harvest from the UK's huge offshore wind resource. Hydrogen could allow us to remove the emissions from the areas most challenging to decarbonise, such as heating, the chemical industry and steelmaking. Such progress is contingent on longer lasting, more efficient materials for catalysts, electrode materials and electrolytes. Moreover, we need materials that allow the sustainable production of related energy carriers, such as ammonia or ethylene, at low temperatures and pressures. The UK already has leading companies in the production of materials for electrolysers and fuel cells, such as Johnson Matthey, ITM Power and Ceres Power. During the workshops, we identified that we need greater integration between academia and industry to capitalise on our strengths in materials for hydrogen. In particular, we need improved facilities and routes for academic laboratories to test new materials under industrially relevant conditions. Should the UK capitalise on our potential, then we could become a huge exporter of hydrogen related technology, spearheading the global move to a net-zero emissions society."
Dr Ifan Stephens | Reader in Electrochemistry | Imperial College London | Theme Lead for Low-Carbon Production of Hydrogen and Related Energy Carriers and Chemical Feedstocks
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This presentation was part of the Materials for the Energy Transition Roadmap Webinar held by the Henry Roye Institute and the Institute of Physics on 15 June 2020. The full webinar recording can be viewed here.
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We were really excited when Clive Cussler picked Justin Scott to co-author the Isaac Bell series, and here we are with the fifth book already. First, Clive thrilled us with Bell and the Van Dorn Detective Agency in THE CHASE, and then the Cussler-Scott duo brought us THE WRECKER, THE SPY and THE RACE. Now, in THE THIEF, we are thrilled as Isaac Bell once again beats back the bad guys, and rescues the world from certain doom.
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Alex Wagner throws a bocce ball while Pat Morrow, Jan Barwick and Carol Veloskey (from left) observe.
Pat Morrow arrives early at the East Side Club's bocce court to get a few practice throws in. She knows she'll need it.
Morrow's team, "Plum Crazy," will face off against the eighth-ranked team this Tuesday evening in the club's popular 64-team bocce league.
"So the pressure is on," Morrow says in her subtle Southern accent.
But Morrow doesn't let the challenge get in the way of having fun, as she holds a margarita in a plastic cup in one hand and a green bocce ball in the other. "Bocce at the East Side Club provides me with an opportunity to be outside with a beautiful view of Madison from Lake Monona," she says.
The players start to arrive around 6 p.m. on a postcard-perfect June day. Some make a beeline for the tiki bar. Others check the handwritten schedule for court assignments and to chat with league organizer Gary Spaeni, who is perched on a picnic table next to a grill where brats are available for purchase.
Bocce was played as early as 5000 B.C. by Egyptians using polished rocks. Italian immigrants brought the game to the United States in the '40s.
To play, you need a set of balls, typically four green and four red, and a smaller white ball called the "jack." One team throws the jack, and then play alternates, with players trying to roll their balls closest to the jack. Points are awarded to the team with the balls nearest the jack, and the game lasts until someone reaches 11 points.
Originally from Oklahoma, Morrow met her bocce teammates — Alex Wagner, Judy Brown and Jan Barwick — at UW Hospital, where they all worked in the psychiatry ward.
Wagner and Brown, both cancer survivors, are now retired. "Pat's the baby," Wagner teases. In addition to bocce, the women knit and play cards together. "There is something that bonds you when you work on psych," says Wagner.
Spaeni grew up in Madison and learned about the game on a trip to New Zealand. He started the league in 2008 and expanded it to two nights, Mondays and Tuesdays, in 2011 in order to expand it to 64 teams. Since 2012, there has been a waiting list for new teams to join.
Spaeni, retired from the Dane County Juvenile Court Program, says that the coolest thing about the league is the demographic. "There are people from age 25 to 85," Spaeni says. "And everybody gets along." Spaeni, his wife and another couple set up the courts each week, and Spaeni keeps the stats for the 12-week season.
Morrow is the only one on the team who had ever played bocce before league play started on June 7. Yet, her teammates are naturals. And they cheer just as much for their opponents as their own team.
Early Roman game equipment: Coconuts brought from Africa and later balls carved out of olive wood.
Reason some European countries banned bocce centuries ago: As the game gained popularity, it began to threaten national security because it took time away from archery practice.
How the game regained popularity: After unifying Italy, Giuseppe Garibaldi held the first Bocce Olympiad in Athens, Greece, in 1896.
My team played Plum Crazy and they were expert bocce players even though they claimed it was their first game!! Maybe the margaritas are magic.


Got an e-mail from Jim Christy the other day after he read your blog bit on me. Then I got the attached photo from Oraf which references said blog bit. So I thought I'd drop a line.
All is well here, family life good hope you are well.
All I can add to the above is a photograph of the very path I mention in my blog on Christy. The one that answered to Christy's question on what to do with a path that had two possible routes to take. The second picture here is by the tallest local photographer (and very artistic and art critic at that!) , Oraf.
Addendum: Your iphone photo reminds me of the old Yogi Berra chestnut: When you come to a fork in the road- take it!
The Liebig's Extract of Meat Company (Lemco) was the originator of Liebig and Oxo meat extracts and later Oxo beef stock cubes. It was named after Baron Justus von Liebig, the German 19th-century organic chemist who founded it.
In 1965 while in the Argentine Navy I met a wonderful Uruguayan born girl of English parentage who lived in Buenos Aires. I met her on the day she was sick in bed with a cold. She asked to read my hand. She told me all kinds of truths about me. I sort of fell for her but in the end it was her persistence and lack of shyness that won me over. She invited me for a weekend to go to her brother-in-law's ranch near Liebig in the Province of Entre Ríos.
At the time I did not own much of my life as I was a conscript. How was I to get a weekend pass? I went to my immediate superior, an Argentine Marine Corps corporal, called Moraña. I asked him for a three day pass. I told him I had the possibility of "scoring" with a Brit girl who was crazy about me. He smiled at me and told me that I would get my three days on the condition that at my return I tell him the whole adventure in a luxury of detail. I agreed.
Corinne's (that was her name) brother-in-law was the pilot of his own plane. In it we flew and landed in a flat and dusty pampa with nothing to the horizon. We were met by an ancient black Packard that drove us to a low hill surrounded by a wrought iron fence. At the gate there was a huge Great Dane.
As I was shown to my room Corinne told me that before dinner we would go riding. Fortunately I had planned for this sort of thing and I had gone to the venerable Argentine purveyors of boots and shoes, Lopez Taibo on Avenida Corrientes.
I had spotted a beautiful pair of brown leather boots in the window and I had lusted over them for months. This was a situation where I had an excuse to buy them. I entered in my summer whites and asked a man to show me the boots. He looked me up and down and knew that as a conscript I probably had no money to even be able to buy a basic lunch of steak and a glass of wine. He obsequiously asked me, "Are you sure you are in the right store?" I pulled a crisp American 100 Dollar bill and stretched it in front of him. He turned and brought the boots. He measured my feet and asked for my name, address, etc. The boots were beautiful and fit me comfortably.
An Argentine saddle consists of several layers of sheepskin strapped on to the horse with a cinch that includes stirrups. Corinne and I rode for a while and I noticed that my cinch was loose. The horse did, too. It stopped suddenly and I as I attempted to keep my balance with the shifting "saddle" the horse threw me over and then proceeded to kick me. I had seen enough Westerns in my life so I knew to cover my face and roll away. But not before the horse stepped on my boots (they did not give way) and I received a glancing blow in my eye. I had an instant and extremely painful black eye.
Corinne felt very sorry for me. She tied a hammock to the estancia house veranda and told me to get in. I was offered cold white wine and I must say that I had never been so wooed in my life!
I am not all that sure that Cabo Moraña believed me when he saw my black eye and I told him my story.
Around 1990 I returned to Buenos Aires. By then my Argentine boots had been so worn I had to throw them away. As soon as I could I visited the store on Avenida Corrientes. It was much smaller now but the venerable aspect seemed intact. I could not believe that the very man who had sold me my original boots said, "Buen día, señor. ¿Que se le ofrece?" I gave him my name and he disappeared inside. He came back out with my measurements. I obtained the exact same pair of boots I had purchased before.
This second pair I have not worn a lot. For one I don't want to ruin them in the Vancouver rain. For another, the shafts are slim and I have a terrible time getting my feet in and an even a more terrible time taking them off.
Soon, in a few weeks we (Rosemary, Rebecca, Lauren and I ) will be driving to Texas to Michael East's Santa Fe Ranch in south Texas. I plan to wear my Lopez Taibo boots.
I wore them today after stretching the shafts with my fists. I walked around the block and they seemed comfortable. I told Rosemary that she might experience a bit of Texas lore before we even leave for Texas, "I just might not be able to take them off, so tonight you might have to sleep with a man who has his boots on! And they are not just ordinary boots, they are Lopez Taibo boots.
In today's Vancouver Sun I read a section in Malcolm Parry's Trade Talk that sent my flying to my photo files. I think I may have a rather unusual photograph of real estate man Avtar Bains which I took at the top of the Marine Building on Burrard!
SIGNING OFF: Real-estate brokerage whiz Avtar Bains will soon hang up his cleats. In a memo to colleagues Tuesday, he wrote: "After 32 great years, I will be leaving Colliers [International] upon completion of my existing commitments, expected by the end of this summer, to spend time with my family and determine my next venture."
Bains and wife Monika Deol, the former MuchMusic producer-host, have four children.
Bains came to Colliers as a summer-job student, never left, worked 12-hour days, and reportedly grossed $5.5 million last year.
He became the go-to guy for pension funds and institutions wishing to dispose of properties, and not only the shopping centres -including Marathon Realty-built, Larco-owned Arbutus Village Square -that were his specialty.
No one else in Canada likely matched his institutional relationships, although others will doubtless now try.
A few months ago I fell in love with a woman, whose profile (a photograph by David Cooper) I gazed at in the lobby of the Arts Club Theatre Company's Stanley. It was, perhaps the opening of Tear the Curtain. There I was, staring at Cooper's beautiful photograph of a woman called Sara-Jeanne Josie who was to play Patsy Cline in a play called A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline by Dean Regan in June. In the picture Josie was wearing a blood red cowgirl dress and her lustrous black hair was pulled back. Her gaze was one of absolute romance. Fearing I might fall into the photograph I glanced to my side. There in profile, a woman dressed in black, very serious, looked at the photograph with a cursory nod of her head and moved on. I followed. The woman was Sara-Jeanne Josie. I followed and by then she was perhaps sensing that I was some would-be creep so I moved on. At the interval I spotted her again. She knew I was looking. I turned and reluctantly went back to my seat.
That event for me brought memories of the many times I have watched the film Laura and detective Mark McPherson (played by the dashing in a trench coat Dana Andrews) fall in love with the woman in the portrait of advertising executive Laura Hunt (played by Gene Tierney) while investigating her murder. One evening he falls asleep to find the murdered woman in the living room staring at him. I felt that when I first gazed on the real Sara-Jeanne Josie.
As my granddaughter Rebecca and I enjoyed the opening performance of A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline I was hard pressed to find the woman I had fallen for those months ago. On stage Hosie's presence was electric. It was charming. Her voice was wonderful (Rebecca whispered into my ear many times, "She can really sing!"). She was down home country and made us all in the audience melt. But there was a Hosie that was missing. I tried to put my finger on it and quickly figured it out. In A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline, Hosie sings. You see her teeth. She smiles and you sense her charm. She changes into ever more elegant dresses (kudos to Norma Bowen the costume designer). She is beautiful. But Hosie is never serious or mysterious.
It was that serious and mysterious Hosie that I noticed back at the Stanley. It is a Hosie who is not channeling Patsy Cline. It is Hosie herself, ever more interesting and intriguing, than the country singer I never met or even, to my shame, one I never knew anything about until now.
Thank you Arts Club Theatre Company for somehow leaving the best to last. A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline continues until July 30 at the Granville Island Stage.
When I first met architect Abraham Rogatnick some 15 years ago he was 70 and he was an old man who walked with a cane. I was a youthful 54 who looked younger than I was. When I was in the presence of Rogatnick I felt I was with an old man.
Before he died two years ago, a week before his death, I visited him at the hospital and I read to him Ambrose Bierce's Parker Adderson Philosopher. It is a jolting story of a Union spy who is captured by the Confederates and is ready to accept his death the next morning. In fact the Confederate officer who befriends him is perplexed at the spy's fearlessness. When the officer finally understands it all and tells the spy that he is going to have him executed that very day (and not the morning after) the man gets very upset.
With Rogatnick we discussed how even if we say we are not afraid of death, when death faces us (perhaps at the point of an assailant's gun) one's idea of death would be severely modified.
I think about these things as I putter in my garden deadheading roses, stomping on slugs or sitting on our garden bench in the sun with our two cats nearby.
Today Rosemary told me she was upset. It seems that our eldest daughter is finally accepting the offer of our lawyer's bookcase (this one is in our bedroom and it contains gardening books we never use as the internet has made them irrelevant). Ale is going to use the book case (it is made of lovely mahogany) to store her clothes in her own bedroom. In the age of Kindle it seems that finding a good use for irrelevance is a useful thing indeed.
Rosemary is depressed perhaps because this is the beginning of our letting go of material things. I made it all worse by saying that I would have to wash the wall behind the bookcase. She took me to task in my lack of interest in painting the room. Rosemary routinely places old sheets on the wooden floors of the living room and the dining room to stop the sun from fading them. My attitude is that in two or three years our home will be plowed over, no matter how pristine the walls and the floors might be. I wonder who is right.
But I do know that in a mere 15 years I am now not the youthful man of 54 but I am Abraham Rogatnick himself, even if I may be a poor imitation of the great architect. It is sobering, but somehow also comforting.
What Is There To Say About Costco?
For me a supermarket has not always been a dreary place like a Safeway were I might buy substandard croissants or pale red tasteless tomatoes. I still have a feeling that I am entering a place of adventure and surprise.
The reason for this is that the bulk of my jazz LP collection came from Mexican supermarkets of the late 50s and early 60s. It was at Comercial Mexicana where I bought my first Miles Davis, Miles Davis – Live at Carnegie Hall, Zoot Sims – Choice and most of my Dave Brubeck Quartets including Countdown – Time in Outer Space! In fact it was at Comercial Mexicana or at Aurrerá (another Mexico City supermarket chain), not far from the papayas, chayotes, mangos de Manila, calabacitas and Jugo Maggi that I discovered that legendary jazz record label, Pacific Jazz. Who would have known? Those records, while not all pristine, play quite well on my Sony linear tracking turntable today.
It was with that spirit of adventure that Rosemary and I had our first date with a Costco today in Richmond. We stood at attention (we were told to smile) against a wall and had our digital mug shots taken and mere seconds later, with membership cards in hand, we entered the huge concrete bunker full of just about everything except, alas anything related to good jazz.
In preparation for a trip south I found four surprisingly economically priced boxer shorts and equally priced Tommy Hilfiger socks in the right combination of cotton and synthetic.
A huge bin of books produced a couple of "ultimate workbooks", one Complete Math Smart 8 to help Rebecca to brush up on her math for next year and another for writing in English for Lauren.
Maneuvering around the store was not an easy task. Imagine driving in Richmond on any day and just substitute huge Mercedes SUVs with Richmond residents "driving" shopping carts. What we experienced was unlimited free access to the PNE's bumper cars!
Then there was the food offered by the checkout (a sign clearly indicated, "Shopping carts on the left, people on the right"). Bottomless soft drinks in huge paper cups seemed to be accompanied by large rectangular cardboard trays full of French fries slathered in ketchup. These seemed to be consumed with $1.99 hot dogs. Rosemary and I tried the Starbucks cappuccinos which were not so, as they were lattes, but pretty good nonetheless. As we left, with a smile in our face I told Rosemary, "This food area should be called the Calorie Bar.
It was with a tad of nostalgia that I slipped into our Malibu's CD player, Gerry Mulligan's What is there to Say? and we quickly crossed the Oak Street Bridge into Vancouver.
Link to: What Is There To Say About Costco?
My wife Rosemary had one of those plant "clinics" where as a master gardener she sits with a few others of her kind at a garden nursery (in this case The Shop In the Garden at the UBC Botanical Garden) and hands out botanical advice. This took her away for most of the day.
In years past I always looked forward to Father's Day because on that day all of us (Rosemary, my daughters Ale and Hilary and my granddaughters Rebecca and Lauren plus Hilary's in laws but not her husband who usually works on Sundays) would go to my favourite restaurant, Nando's on 41st Avenue and East Boulevard in Kerrisdale to indulge in hot South African/Portuguese chicken. It was a special day because we were all together.
This year Ale had a difficult weekend in Lillooet of having to finish her report cards and Hilary's mother-in-law invited her son, wife and granddaughters plus her ex-husband, the grandfather to Father's Day dinner at her house.
That pretty well left me alone at home where I could have felt awfully sorry for myself. But it was not to be.
I first saw that wonderful courtroom drama film Rob Reiner's 1992 A Few Good Men (complete with ads!) with Tom Cruise, Demi Moore, Kiefer Sutherland and Kevin Bacon. The film kept me entertained and interested. Then I went to see what was flowering in the garden. As per every year, Rosa 'Blanc Double de Coubert' was the first rose of the season but she was closely followed by another rugosa rose, Rosa 'Hansa' given to me by Ale some years ago. This year she opened on the same day as Blanc 'Double de Coubert'. Another pair of white roses, Rosa 'Fair Bianca' (with a fragrance that defies any other to be better, more complex or more memorable!) and Rosa 'Jacqueline du Pré' were close on their heels.
There were three big surprises. One was that marvelous Gallica rose, Rosa 'Charles de Mills' was not yet in bloom but one of the many runners (this fantastic plant spreads like no other rose!) was indeed in bloom. Two, Rosemary's (my ever sophisticated Rosemary) favourite rose the modern Gallica, Rosa 'James Mason' sharing the lane garden with Charles de Mills was also out.
And lastly a mystery peony that our neighbour Barbara McGillivary grew in her back lane was in glorious bloom and with a very nice scent. Years ago when her husband Jim died she sold her house and moved out. More than a decade of renters have systematically ignored and destroyed her garden. The peonies were abandoned so I decided to save them. I re-planted them in my lane way and never bloomed until this year.
It would seem that thanks to Tom Cruise and my flowers I have had a most memorable Father's Day in good company.


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A.J. Morris
Anthony Joseph Morris
School Kansas State University
High School Humble High School
Debut May 24, 2016
Final Game June 15, 2016
Born December 1, 1986 in Houston, TX USA
A.J. Morris was an All-American in 2009.
Morris was 11-2 with a 2.45 ERA and 111 K in 80 innings as a senior, winning Louisville Slugger High School All-American honors. He was redshirted in 2006 as a college freshman. In 2007, he was 4-2 with a 3.78 ERA for Kansas State. The next season, A.J. fell to 4-4, 6.04.
Morris made major strides as a redshirt junior in 2009. He was 14-1 with a 2.09 ERA and .222 opponent average. He joined Stephen Strasburg, Mike Leake and Louis Coleman as consensus All-American pitchers. He was 6th in NCAA Division I in ERA and tied Coleman for second in wins behind Leake. He had led the Big 12 Conference in wins and finished second to Taylor Jungmann in ERA. Morris was named Big 12 Pitcher of the Year and joined Kyle Gibson and Chance Ruffin as the All-Conference starters. The Washington Nationals took him in the fourth round of the 2009 amateur draft. He was signed by scout Kerrick Jackson and made his pro debut that summer.
The Texas native split his first pro season between the GCL Nationals (5 shutout innings) and Hagerstown Suns (0-4, 3.82). He then started 2010 1-2 with a 3.60 ERA.
On January 17, 2011, the Nationals traded Morris along with fellow P Graham Hicks and OF Michael Burgess to the Chicago Cubs in return for P Tom Gorzelanny.
A.J. Morris on mlb.com
BR Minors page
Retrieved from "https://www.baseball-reference.com/bpv/index.php?title=A.J._Morris&oldid=1179590"
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By becoming conscious we are fulfilling our destiny. Consciousness is timeless, eternal. When consciousness becomes part of the manifested universe, it becomes subject to time, to duality - and evolves. It is through us humans that consciousness is able to become part of form. It is through us humans becoming more conscious that consciousness evolves – when we surrender and apply our own intelligence in service of the Universal Intelligence.
The Aura-Soma system has been shown to correspond with other ancient systems, such as the Kabbalah, the tarot and the I Ching. Bottle 2, Peace Bottle, blue/blue relates to the High Priestess in the Tarot and belongs on the middle pillar on the Tree of Life on the path called The Uniting Intelligence.
This path spans the throat chakra (the blue chakra), which on the Tree of Life is called Daath, the abyss and the doorway to other dimensions. This path bridges the divide between head and heart. The message is that when we make choices that draw equally on the desires of the heart and the wisdom of the mind, we align our personal will with Divine Will.
In all of life's interactions – and especially in our communication with our self - we must make choices, and choices direct our spirit into action. Connecting the head and the heart, developing the strength to make choices that reflect who we are, liberating our voice and our spirit is perhaps the most difficult stage in our process of spiritual maturation. Rest assured, life will be done through each of us, there is no other way.
Through breath, by in breathing peace, by out breathing peace, we still the mind, light expands and the blue becomes pale blue. Through breath we come into the world, colour comes to the world is as blue light.
Through breath we become more peaceful and clarity emerges; now we are able to lose our sense of identification with the patterns of the past. We can truly say: Thy will, not my will – keywords for Bottle 50, El Morya, pale blue/pale blue.
Once we can get out of the way to allow the communication to come through us (rather than from self), the realisation dawns that the more peace we have in our conscious mind, the more the light within reveals itself.


Posted below are some of the district's commonly used forms. If there is a form that you would like to see posted, please let us know.
All students should utilize a Student Absence Excuse for every absence. Failure to return an an excuse within three days of absence may result in the absence being declared unexcused, and the student will not be permitted to make up missed work for credit.
Each pupil shall receive a comprehensive health examination upon original entry, while in Grade 6 and in Grade 11 per NHSD Policy #209.
Each pupil shall receive a comprehensive dental examination upon original entry, while in third grade and in seventh grade per policy 209.
No "over-the-counter" medication may be administered by any school district employee without specific written instructions from a licensed physician/dentist, with the following exceptions, which are available in the Health Room of each school: antacid tablets, cough drops, throat lozenges and acetaminophen (secondary only, at the discretion of the school nurse, with written with written permission from parent/guardian--renewed yearly Per Policy 208.
It is required by the North Hills School District that the attending physician complete this form for any medication to be given during school hours. This form is only good for the school year in which it is signed. All medication must be sent to school in the original container bearing the medication name and, if prescription, the current dose. Please return the signed form to your child's school nurse.
Moved? Please complete and return this form to the student's school along with the specified documents for residency verification.
Two (2) weeks prior to an absence for travel, an Educational Field Trip Request Form must be completed and returned to the school office for approval.
This form must be completed and signed by a physician, if your child has a disability that requires special dietary accommodations or substitutions.


5:15 PM – 6:15 PM Networking, demos in the Hub and Happy Hour. All afternoon ticket holders will be asked to show proof of age to gain admittance to Happy Hour. No one will be admitted without valid identification.
6:15 PM Conclusion of the afternoon track. Afternoon session attendees must exit Spring Studios at this time.
Leaders drawn from a wide array of fields discuss how we'll live, work and play in an increasingly diverse, equitable and accountable future.
2:15 PM – WHAT'S NEXT FOR MEN?
From the bedroom to the boardroom, definitions of manhood and masculinity are rapidly evolving. Women have spent the last 50 years redefining their role in domestic and professional contexts, yet modern masculinity remains a Gordian knot of conflicting expectations. What "future of masculinity" are we shaping today at home, at work and in culture?
Learn how companies plan to transform corporate culture, ranging from hiring practices designed for inclusion to toolkits to combat harassment in the workplace.
A look inside at how pop culture can take the lead in setting examples of new role models.
3:30 PM – WHAT IS FEMINISM'S FUTURE?
Amber Tamblyn is a multihyphenate: actress, writer and director. Across these roles, she's explored what gender norms mean today and tomorrow, and the culture behind it all.
How can you change the narrative about race in 2018?
Morgan DeBaun | Founder and CEO, Blavity, Inc.
20th-century jobs offered a path to the middle class for millions. What will tomorrow promise?
4:45 PM – TIME'S UP. WHAT'S NEXT?
As Hollywood and Corporate America react and adjust to the #MeToo moment, a vision for the years to come.
"How to Raise an Adult" and "Real American"


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Madonna's selfie in new Zoolander 2 trailer (at 0:08)
Madonna News, Madonna's FilmographyBy Kimberly January 26, 2016
Derek Zoolander: guardian of the world's most beautiful faces. https://t.co/L6Q5pLlrj2 #Zoolander2 https://t.co/KwKAab0ncT — Zoolander 2 (@ZoolanderMovie) 25 januari 2016
Last chance to see Madonna live in Manila for free
Madonna News, Rebel Heart TourBy Kimberly January 26, 2016
MANILA, Philippines – Less than a month from now, Madonna's Rebel Heart Tour in Manila will take the Philippine music scene by storm as the SM Mall of Asia Arena is expected to house a two-day concert experience that will go down in music history. Madonna fans all over the country are beyond excited and…
Filmography presents: Madonna in Bloodhounds Of Broadway (1989) – press articles, memorabilia, videos & more
Madonna News, Madonna's Filmography, New Madonna itemsBy Kimberly January 25, 2016
As our Bloodhounds Of Broadway collection isn't as extensive as for example Desperately Seeking Susan, Shanghai Surprise and Who's That Girl, 'Bloodhounds' is online sooner than we anticipated. Madonna starred as Hortense Hathaway in Bloodhounds Of Broadway, a film that isn't as popular or well known as Madonna's previous efforts. We have gathered the following:…
Madonna – Unapologetic Bitch (Ariana Grande). Miami Rebel Heart Tour 24.01 (VIDEO)
Madonna News, Madonna Video, Rebel Heart TourBy Kimberly January 25, 2016
Filmography presents: Madonna as Nikki Finn in Who's That Girl (1987) – tons of rare memorabilia, press articles, videos & much more!
New in our Filmography, going back to October 1986 when Madonna started filming 'Slammer' later to be retitled to 'Who's That Girl' as Nikki Finn. To this day, Who's That Girl remains one of Madonna's most well known movies. Even though at the time it wasn't a big hit at the box office, it is…
Mercy is the Unapologetic Bitch in Miami on her birthday! (VIDEO)
Review: Madonna brings a heartfelt, personal touch to her Miami concert
By now, Madonna's fans know what to expect from one of her concerts: plenty of high-energy dancing, clever thematic vignettes, impressive stage props, colorful costumes and an eclectic set list that draws from highlights throughout her entire career. Such a production demands precision, above all, with every performer having to know exactly when and where…
Review: Madonna at AmericanAirlines Arena
irty years after her first arena tour, a live performance by Madonna is still an event, a pilgrimmage for generations of the faithful. And so on Saturday night, they came to Miami's AmericanAirlines Arena to worship, a parade of supplicants in search of transformation, regeneration and a party. They came in old Madonna tour T-shirts…
Madonna's 'Blonde Ambition' Dancers Tell Their Own Stories in New Documentary 'Strike a Pose'
Madonna and her 7 "Truth or Dare" dancers The Panorama main program of the Berlin International Film Festival which kicks off next month, includes "Strike a Pose," a feature documentary from Ester Gould and Reijer Zwaan, which makes it premiere at the Berlinale. The story courtesy of the filmmakers: In 1990, seven young male dancers joined Madonna on her…
Madonna performs Fever and speeches in Cologne November 5, 2015 (VIDEO)
Concert review: Madonna finally arrives in Atlanta – at nearly 11 p.m.
Thirty seconds. That's all it took for a sold-out crowd at Philips Arena to forgive Madonna for finally gracing us with her presence at 10:54 p.m. In the hour prior, fans grumbled and groused, asking out loud, "Is she always this late?" The answer: Yes, more or less. My review of her Nov. 17, 2012…
Filmography presents: Madonna in 'In Artificial Light' – facts, scans, videos!
Just added to our Filmography: In Artificial Light, Curt Royston's portrait of New York artists, including Madonna before her break-through. We have always put 'In Artificial Light' in our 'theater' section (not online on the current website yet) as this was filmed as a 'stage play', however since this is still a film and has…
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Iranians dug through rubble in a frantic search for survivors on Monday, after a powerful earthquake struck near the Iraqi border, killing more than 450 people and injuring thousands of others in the world's deadliest earthquake so far this year.
The quake, recorded at 9:18 p.m. on Sunday, was felt as far away as Turkey and Pakistan. The epicenter was near Ezgeleh, Iran, about 135 miles northeast of Baghdad, and had a preliminary magnitude of 7.3, according to the United States Geological Survey. Seismologists in the country said it was the biggest quake to hit the western part of Iran.


Pakistan's new foreign minister said he will "have exchanges" with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo over Washington's cancellation of a $300 million disbursement for the Pakistani military when he visits Islamabad on Wednesday.
Adopting a tougher line with an ally that US President Donald Trump considers unreliable, the United States halted the disbursement of CSF due to Islamabad's perceived failure to take decisive action against Afghan Taliban militants operating from Pakistani soil.
The latest move comes just as the less-than-one-month-old government of Prime Minister Imran Khan faces a looming balance of payments crisis that could force it to seek a fresh bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), or other lenders.
"On the 5th, the American (secretary of state) Pompeo will be arriving, and we will have a chance to sit down with him. There will be exchanges," Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi told reporters late on Sunday night.
"We will take our mutual respect for each other into consideration and move forward," he added.
Qureshi argued that the US was not justified in cutting the $300 million because it was intended to reimburse Pakistan's military for money spent fighting the Taliban and other militants threatening US troops in Afghanistan.
Officially allies in fighting terrorism, Pakistan and the United States have a complicated relationship, bound by Washington's dependence on Pakistan to guarantee a supply route for US troops in Afghanistan.
US officials have repeatedly accused Pakistan of playing a double game, by covertly providing safe havens for Afghan Taliban insurgents and fighters from the Haqqani group, who are waging a 17-year-old war against Afghanistan's US-backed government.
Pakistan consistently denies providing safe havens for the militants.
In an editorial on Monday, Pakistan's English-language Dawn newspaper railed against the Trump administration's decision to halt the disbursement of funds.
"The US has delivered an object lesson in how not to conduct diplomacy," Pakistan's English-language Dawn newspaper said in an editorial on Monday.
Pompeo will be accompanied by top US military officer, General Joseph Dunford, for talks with the Pakistani leadership.
Relations between the new Pakistani government and Washington got off to a rocky start last month when Qureshi publicly disputed that Pompeo had brought up the thorny issue of terrorist havens in a phone call with Prime Minister Khan.
The Pakistani side later downplayed the issue after Washington shared a transcript of the call, Pakistani media reported.
The Trump administration a year ago resolved to take tougher line with Pakistan than previous US administrations.
In his first tweet of 2018, Trump slammed Pakistan, saying the country has rewarded past US aid with "nothing but lies and deceit." Washington announced plans in January to suspend up to roughly $2 billion in US security assistance to Pakistan.
The United States has now withheld $800 million from the Coalition Support Funds (CSF) so far this year.


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Sea Salt: A Complete Guide
Everything that you need to know about sea salt!
Salt is a topic of nutrition controversy and has been blamed for many health concerns from heart disease to high blood pressure. In fact, salt is one of the most common questions people ask me about, and with good reason, it can be very confusing. With so many brands of salt on the market, and so much contradictory information, it can be tough to decide which salts are best, so here is my simple guide to sea salt.
Functions of Salt
Salt, also known as sodium chloride, is a nutrient that is essential to life itself as it is found in every cell in the body. Sodium is one of the electrolytes, along with potassium and chloride, that helps to regulate the body's movement of water as it is a major component of extracellular fluid. Salt has been valued throughout history; the word salt is the source of the word salary from a time when workers were actually paid in salt, and as civilization and agriculture spread, salt became one of the first international commodities of trade. Despite its bad press, salt has many vital functions in the body making it necessary for good health. Salt is important for balancing the fluid level of the blood, managing the body's acid-alkaline balance, functions of the nervous system, adrenal function, stomach acid production and proper nutrient absorption in the intestinal tract.
The need for salt can vary from person to person based on health history, activity level, diet and much more. The Standard American Diet (SAD) is typically high in sodium from packaged food items, including everything from boxed cereals and bread to soup and sauces, and therefore exceeds required sodium levels, especially in the refined form. Health Canada suggested that individuals over the age of 14 should not consume more than 2300mg of sodium per day in all forms, as higher levels have been linked to high blood pressure, a major risk factor for stroke, heart disease and kidney disease. However, if you are consuming mostly whole foods in their whole format (or one ingredient foods), which contain no added sodium, using high-quality sea salt during the cooking or seasoning process can be totally acceptable.
Sea Salt vs. Table Salt
As we talk about salt, it is important to distinguish between sea salt and regular table salt. The main differences between table salt and sea salt are their processing and texture.
Sea salt is produced from evaporating water from oceans or salt water lakes with little or no processing. Depending on the source of the water, sea salt may contain various trace minerals with small amounts of calcium, potassium, magnesium, sulfur, zinc, and iron. The various minerals add flavour and colour to sea salt, however, this is also dependent on whether the sea salt is refined or unrefined. Unrefined sea salt is unwashed, often grey in colour, and therefore still contains trace minerals, however, you can also buy refined sea salt which has lost its colours and trace minerals in the process.
On the contrary, regular table salt is mined from underground salt deposits and is heavily processed. Although research is still unclear, there is some evidence that suggests sea salt does contain higher amounts of trace minerals. Moreover, table salt, also known as iodized salt, commonly contains undesirable additives such as anti-caking agents like sodium silicoaluminate or sodium ferrocyanide, and sometimes even added sugars, making it a less than desirable option. Therefore, when using salt, I recommended opting for an unrefined sea salt sea whenever possible.
Types of Sea Salt
Sea salts come in many shapes and colours, and with so many different brands on the market, it can be hard to know which to look for. This is a quick breakdown and definition of some of the most common sea salts available:
Sea Salt: Sea salt is a broad term that generally refers to unrefined salt derived directly from seawater. It is harvested through channelling ocean water into large clay trays and allowing the sun and wind to evaporate it naturally. It can be used as an all-purpose salt and it's available coarse or fine-grained, and there are many different sources of sea salt.
Grey Salt: Grey salt is a "moist," unrefined sea salt, usually found in the Brittany region of France's Atlantic coast. Its natural, light-grey colour comes from the minerals absorbed from the clay lining the salt ponds and is collected by hand using traditional Celtic methods and wooden tools.
Fleur de Sel: Fleur de Sel, which literally translates to "Flower of Salt", is a finishing salt best known for its delicate taste and unique texture. True Fleur de Sel is hand-harvested from regions of France and is made up of only young crystals that form naturally on the surface of salt evaporation ponds.
Pink Salt: Pink salt, also often known as Himalayan pink salt, is the most popular of the coloured salts and it is often harvested from salt mines in regions of Pakistan, while others are found in Peru and Australia. It can be used in place of table or sea salt and it gives a slightly crunchy texture to dishes. Pink salt also often contains trace minerals.
Flake Salt: A form for of sea salt, what separates flake salt from other varieties is its texture. The most popular form of flake salt is Maldon, a British-based company, which is made by boiling and filtering seawater is filtered and boiled to remove impurities and then heated until the salt crystals are formed. Flake salt can be used anywhere sea salt can be used but also make a great finishing salt.
Kosher Salt: Kosher salt is harvested by either evaporation or from mining the earth, so it may or may not be considered a sea salt. Kosher originally got its name for its use in the preparation of meat according to the requirements of Jewish dietary guidelines, however, today is often simply refers to coarse-grained salt made from the salt crystals. It does not contain iodine but does sometimes have anti-caking agents. It has a cleaner, more even, and less salty taste than ordinary table salt, but is more processed than sea salt.
The Best Salts to Buy
There are many different salt brands on the market, and depending on your area you might have different types available. Ideally, when buying salt ensure that you are always opting for pure sea salt, and look for the most unrefined versions as much as possible; grey, pink or Himalayan. There are many brands available, however, Celtic Sea Salt and Redmon Real Salt happen to be my two favourite brands.
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Sharon Holly says:
Hi there, I'm wondering why you promote sea salt as "healthier" when the Mayo Clinic hyperlink you provide twice makes no such claim, and actually says that's a myth.
Stephanie Kay says:
Hi Sharon, thanks for your comment!
I'm sorry is my messaging was confusing, I've taken the liberty to add some more links in order to clarify. Although sea and table salt may contain a similar amount of sodium (as the link suggests), research is still ongoing to determine how exactly trace minerals may vary. As with most food, levels can vary from region to region based on the contents of the water and the soil. Aside from this, my greater concern would be the additives, preservatives and sometimes sugars found in table salt – this can be seen in some of the other post links. If you look at ingredient labels on most table salt brands you will note that there are many added ingredients which makes it a less than ideal option for me. As with all foods, I think it is best to eat them in their simplest, most natural and least refined for form which is why I recommend using the highest quality salt you can find in your area.
Hope that helps answer your question!
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For both persons and programming variables, a good name is an invitation to a prosperous life. Luckily for your Objective-C variables, changing their name is easier than the legal trouble of changing your own name to 'Max Power'.
To rename a symbol present solely inside a function, use the 'Edit All In Scope' function. As it the name implies, this will edit the symbol's name inside the current scope.
Place the cursor on top of the symbol to be renamed and press CTRL+E.
Press Enter to finish the edit.
Alternatively, you can try placing your mouse on top of a symbol, wait until it is underlined, select the menu 'Edit All In Scope' and go on from there.
Personally, I found this approach annoying.
Left-click the symbol to be renamed.
Select Refactor -> Rename from the contextual menu.
Finally, give that poor variable a name it can be proud of.
If you selected the 'Rename related files' option, Xcode will look for other files using the variable and rename it there but, this method is not fail safe — keep reading!
NSStringFromSelector gives Xcode a little bit of context on what that particular string means and a hint to include that occurrence in case of refactoring.


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Category: My Hero Academia
Perhaps you have believed that The people in this world? Should all people have abilities? No worries. Well, I don't have such fortune, But I think Every person has one advantage, we've discovered whenever the need arises simultaneously. These thoughts have linked to this Series called"My Hero Academia" Season 5 is on the way. You will see it. You will refer to this particular Series, These all items are occurring, but an imaginary world. Well, Read to more.
My Hero Academia Season 5
My Hero Academia is a Superhero Manga Series. The director is of this Series is"Kenji Nagasaki." Following that, there is one more manager," Masahiro Mukai" Connected the group for past. Studio Bones produce this Series. The Series comprises of 88 episodes and 4 seasons. This Series has been release on TBS and MBS. The past aired on October 12, 2019.
The Release date of My Hero Academia Season 5 :
Well, The new Season is about to come on screen. The first season is coming up with 13 episodes, as stated previously, and it was released on display on April 3, 2016. Shortly, It got popularity. The second Season broadcast on April 1, 2017. Then The Third Season was first on 7, 2018. The Season published on October 12, 2019, together with 25 episodes.
There no announcement concerning the release date. However, you'll be delighted to know that the manufacturers are doing production work, and the artist is recording in the studio for the upcoming Season. Well, the Series was in delay because of Coronavirus. But they're back on the job. It seems that we'll find this Series on display in 2022 in staring or 2021. Until then enjoy with seasons.
The Characters of My Hero Academia Season 5 :
Well, It is always exciting to learn about personalities, and we arrive with a bucket, which revived with Nature's title. So this time we have you some personalities. The figures in the prior Season Lzuku Mariya. He'll play as the main lead. Then, Tenya Lida, Minoru Mineta, Katsuki Bakugo, Shinya Kamihara, and many more. On the other side, we need that there will be new faces in the next Season. Hope for the good.
The Plot of My Hero Academia Season 5 :
We are aware that you are eager to learn about the storyline, but regrettably, we don't have much idea about this plot. But we surely understand that Season 5 will follow the concept and the design. It would appear that the fifth Season will fight against Lzuku's evil. One most significant issue in everybody's minds: what is the superhero Do after the Might's Retirement. On the other side, we'll observe that Deku will learn. More proof about the"one for all" journey will start in addition to his connection with his son. Shouto. In any case, Shouto will be analyzed more.
The Storyline of My Hero Academia :
My Hero Academia swirls' storyline with a boy name Lzuku. He's a student of School, and he resides in an open world. Usually, we are saying that this world was consisting superpowers known as"Quirks." But this side, he doesn't have superpowers, but he's a dream to become a Superhero. And for that, he took admission faculty UA High, in Western. He meets one day a boy name"Might one" he's a bunch of Superpowers. The boy"Might one" divulged the gist of his Quirks. "one for everybody." After a time, Might one got to learn about Luke's potential and powers. And He gave his Quirks to him. Unhurriedly. He attends U. A High School. A group of wicked power holder shows up in the School to take the vengeance.
The Trailer of My Hero Academia Season 5 :
We don't have information concerning the trailer. It has come ahead of the launch of this Series. Till then, you can Watch this Series and a couple of videos. Until then you can read articles: Mob Psycho 100 season 3.
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My Hero Academia: Season 5? 3 Characters That Might Not Return For The New Season
There are a massive number of individuals out there who look ahead to My Hero Academia, and its season uncovered significantly a greater volume of those. Even though the first season ended somewhat prior, the named anime-just finished its English spat the U.S. to the joy of lovers.
Stars Say Farewell to Season 4 Following Finale Explained?
A good deal of watchers checked out to comprehend the way the show completed after Toonami moved the fourth season episodes, yet they are not by any means the only ones. One of the show's stars delivered a slow time of year four using a fervent articulation expressing gratitude toward lovers to get the help's entirety.
What's The Conclusion For Another Season Of My Hero Academia?
Another period of My Hero Academia has found some judgment for us, and it was a crazy ride of a year. We have a second film. We have the opportunity to name the match. After four decades, I'm still appreciative to be a bit of this sequence. Can barely wait for season 5. The on-screen character, Proceed Beyond, Plus Ultra.
Source: Bleeding Coolseason four coated the U.A. School Festival circular section, and that place Bakugo in a project we have never observed. Bakugo was entrusted with playing with the drums during his team's tremendous presentation, along with his uncanny ability for the instrument fangirls to go ballistic. As yet another pair of curves are corrected for the TV what is more, if all works out in a good way in season five, fans will see more of Bakugo.
Other Updates
The manga stays aware of Izuku who clarifies he can not shed his teacher at this moment. Much like All Might, Aizawa is now an indispensable piece of the preparation of Izuku, and he is not ready to bid farewell to Eraserhead. The educator is staggered by how Izuku hurled himself before Shigaraki to spare him, and that raised a deceased memory.
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My Hero Academia Season 5: Release Date and Major Details
Regardless if you're an avid anime viewer or not. Chances are, you're aware of My Hero Academia. The superhero anime, based on the manga of the same name by Kohei Horikoshi, is produced by Studio Bones. It debuted in April 2016 and ran till July 2016.
Even though the first season ended a while back, the anime just finished its English counterpart in the U.S.
My Hero Academia Season Release date
After months of wait, we can now affirm that the anime has been renewed for a fifth season. Although no official release date is announced, we expect a release date of early 2022 or 2021.
Izuku Midoriya (voiced by Daiki Yamashita / Justin Briner)
Shouto Todoroki (Yuki Kaji / David Matranga)
Katsuki Bakougo (Nobuhiko Ikamoto / Clifford Chapin)
And many others will probably be returning to the academy.
My Hero Academia Season 5 Plot
No details regarding the storyline have been released yet. However, the season would continue where the previous season left off.
Deku will learn more about the One for All. Endeavor's journey to salvation will finally end. Along with that, we might see his connection with his son, Shouto.
Other Details and Updates
Izuku clarifies that he can not leave his teacher at this moment. Much like All Might, Aizawa is now an indispensable piece, and he is not ready to bid farewell to Eraserhead.
My Hero Academia Season 5: What's Been Known So Far About Upcoming Season
Stars Say Farewell to Season 4 Following Finale?
A good deal of fans was wondering how the show completed after Toonami moved the fourth season episodes.
Season Conclusion of My Hero Academia?
It was a crazy ride for the season. We now have a second film and fans can barely wait for season 5.
"Source: Bleeding Coolseason four coated the U.A. School Festival circular section, and that place Bakugo in a project we have never observed. Bakugo was entrusted with playing with the drums during his team's tremendous presentation, along with his uncanny ability for the instrument fangirls to go ballistic. As yet another pair of curves are corrected for the T.V. what is more, if all works out in a good way in season five, fans will see more of Bakugo."
My Hero Academia Season 5: Release Date, Cast, Plot And All Details Here
My Hero Academia is a Japanese superhero manga series. It crosses the genres of fantasy and adventure. The show was written and illustrated by Kōhei Horikoshi. He's also famous for creating Ōmagadoki Dōbutsuen, yet another manga series. The is set to come with a Season 5.
The manga was soon adapted into anime TV series and the first season aired in Japan at 2016.
The season was followed by four seasons in the years 2017, 2018, and 2019-2020. My Hero Academia: Two Heroes premiered in August 2018. A second animated movie titled My Hero Academia.
The good thing is that the founders have announced a season 5. The founders are planning to develop a live-action movie.
When will the My Hero Academia Season 5 be out?
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, the production of the series has been halted, and the audiences need to wait for the upcoming season. For the time being, it is tough to estimate as to when the series will probably come from it. However, it is anticipated that the show will start in 2021. When the situation gets settled, producers and supervisors will declare the actual date of release. On the other hand, time is yet to be revealed.
Which Character is in My Hero Academia Season 5:
Character return in season 5 comprises
Izuku Modoriya by Justin Briner
Katsuki Bakogi by Clifford Chapin
Ochacho by Luci Christian
Tenya Lida by Michael Tatum
All for one by John Swasey
Tomura Shigaraki by Eric Vale
What is the story of this Manga Series?
The story revolves around a time when superpowers have been obtained by the majority of the Earth's people or even quirks'. Surprisingly so, Izuku Midoriya, the protagonist, is a boy without superpowers. He yet dreams one day of changing to a hero.
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My Hero Academia Season 5: Release Date, Plot, Cast And Who All Will Be Cast In The Upcoming Season?
My Hero Academia season 5— My Hero Academia is a Japanese fantastical-superhero manga series based on the manga series of the same name composed by Kohei Horikoshi. The round is led by Kenji Nagasaki and Masahiro Mukai and was broadcasted on Toonami, NNS, Animax Asia, and JNN. Four-season has been completed and has been rated as one of the manga series. The show was 8.5/10 by IMDb and 100% by rotten tomatoes.
Release date: When is it Going to Hit the Screens?
The first season of My Hero Academia arrived in April 2016. The season of the series in April 2017 followed closely it. The third one came in April of 2018. The show's fourth season premiered in October 2019 and lasted till April 2020.
After the great run and such a lengthy, it's evident for the audience to expect the fifth season to commence as soon as possible. The show's makers have confirmed that there will be a season however there's still some puzzle over the date of its release.
Earlier in 2020 itself, it had been expected to emerge. But due to the worldwide lockdown and pandemic, unfortunately, it's been delayed. It is hinted that we may be able to see the season although there is no announcement of the newest release dates. We know it is going to be worth it, although the wait is long. Stay tuned for more updates!
Who all will be cast in the upcoming season?
The characters will return to the forth coming season. So far, there is no information regarding the cast members, and it is still under suspicion if there will be fresh faces in the instalment or not. The additional cast members are Tenya Lida, Izuku Midoriya, Katsuki Bakugo, Ochaco Uraraka.
Plot story till Now
The story reimagines reality with fantasy's elements. The plot revolves around Izuko Midoriya. Izuku resides in a universe of superhumans. The show is set in a world where people have superpowers. Izuku and his friends admire and later be-friends one of the world's biggest superheroes –'All Could '. The story shows Izuku's struggle and the vulnerability of being a superhero.
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import {
  AnalyticsEvent,
  AudienceActivityClientLogsRequest,
} from '../proto/api_messages';
import {Constants} from '../utils/constants';
import {serviceUrl} from './services';

/** @const {!Set<!AnalyticsEvent>} */
const audienceActivityLoggingEvents = new Set([
  AnalyticsEvent.IMPRESSION_CONTRIBUTION_OFFERS,
  AnalyticsEvent.IMPRESSION_PAGE_LOAD,
  AnalyticsEvent.IMPRESSION_PAYWALL,
  AnalyticsEvent.IMPRESSION_OFFERS,
  AnalyticsEvent.IMPRESSION_REGWALL_OPT_IN,
  AnalyticsEvent.IMPRESSION_NEWSLETTER_OPT_IN,
  AnalyticsEvent.ACTION_PAYMENT_COMPLETE,
  AnalyticsEvent.ACTION_PAYMENT_FLOW_STARTED,
  AnalyticsEvent.ACTION_CONTRIBUTION_OFFER_SELECTED,
  AnalyticsEvent.ACTION_REGWALL_OPT_IN_BUTTON_CLICK,
  AnalyticsEvent.ACTION_REGWALL_ALREADY_OPTED_IN_CLICK,
  AnalyticsEvent.ACTION_NEWSLETTER_OPT_IN_BUTTON_CLICK,
  AnalyticsEvent.ACTION_NEWSLETTER_ALREADY_OPTED_IN_CLICK,
  AnalyticsEvent.EVENT_REGWALL_OPTED_IN,
  AnalyticsEvent.EVENT_NEWSLETTER_OPTED_IN,
]);

export class AudienceActivityEventListener {
  /**
   * @param {!./deps.DepsDef} deps
   * @param {!./fetcher.Fetcher} fetcher
   */
  constructor(deps, fetcher) {
    /** @private @const {!Window} */
    this.win_ = deps.win();

    /** @private @const {!./deps.DepsDef} */
    this.deps_ = deps;

    /** @private @const {!./client-event-manager.ClientEventManager} */
    this.eventManager_ = deps.eventManager();

    /** @private @const {!./fetcher.Fetcher} */
    this.fetcher_ = fetcher;

    /** @private @const {!../runtime/storage.Storage} */
    this.storage_ = this.deps_.storage();
  }
  /**
   * Start listening to client events.
   * @public
   */
  start() {
    this.eventManager_.registerEventListener(
      this.handleClientEvent_.bind(this)
    );
  }

  /**
   *  Listens for new audience activity events from the events manager and sends them to the SwG Client Server.
   * @param {!../api/client-event-manager-api.ClientEvent} event
   * @private
   */
  handleClientEvent_(event) {
    // Checking to see if event classifies as an Audience Activity event before proceeding to promise statement.
    if (event.eventType && audienceActivityLoggingEvents.has(event.eventType)) {
      this.storage_.get(Constants.USER_TOKEN, true).then((swgUserToken) => {
        if (swgUserToken) {
          const pubId = encodeURIComponent(
            this.deps_.pageConfig().getPublicationId()
          );
          const audienceActivityClientLogsRequest =
            this.createLogRequest_(event);
          const url = serviceUrl(
            '/publication/' +
              pubId +
              '/audienceactivity' +
              '?sut=' +
              swgUserToken
          );
          this.fetcher_.sendBeacon(url, audienceActivityClientLogsRequest);
        }
      });
    }
  }

  /**
   * @param {!../api/client-event-manager-api.ClientEvent} event
   * @return {!AudienceActivityClientLogsRequest}
   * @private
   */
  createLogRequest_(event) {
    const request = new AudienceActivityClientLogsRequest();
    request.setEvent(/** @type {!AnalyticsEvent} */ (event.eventType));
    return request;
  }
}

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