Now pouring in a bar near you: Texas' first legal whiskey since Prohibition, made right here in Waco.
Balcones Distilling Co. is now shipping its Hopi blue corn whiskey, called "Baby Blue," to liquor stores and watering holes in Waco and Texas' biggest cities.
Joining it on the shelves is a unique 94-proof liquor called Rumble, distilled at Balcones from Texas wildflower honey, Mission figs and raw sugar. Still to come this winter is a Scotch-like malted barley whiskey.
Balcones owner Chip Tate built his distillery system from scratch with his two-person crew in an old warehouse in the shadow of the 17th Street railroad bridge. He started distilling after getting his license late last year. Tate has been a dedicated homebrewer for 18 years and has spent the past two years learning the science of distilling, including an apprenticeship in Scotland.
But Texas is his inspiration and his target market.
Balcones' liquors are now available in Waco at Waco Bar Supply, Dicorte's and River Bend liquor stores, costing about $40 for a fifth, Tate said. They're also available by the glass at the Green Room Grille, Diamondback's and Treff's.
Hightower said the liquor should have hometown appeal, especially since the distillery is only 10 blocks away from his restaurant on Austin Avenue.
The distillery can't sell its products retail but can offer samples on its tours, which can be arranged by appointment. Information on the distillery is available at www.balconesdistilling .com.
Tate and his crew make everything from raw ingredients, creating a mash that ferments into a beer, then running it through copper stills that condense the steam into more concentrated alcoholic liquor. The liquors are then aged in small oak barrels.
Tate said his first two products are unique, and not just because of where they're made. Baby Blue is the first blue corn whiskey anywhere, he said. To make one 96-proof bottle requires two pounds of toasted blue cornmeal bought from Hopi farmers in New Mexico. Compared with mass market blue corn, the real thing is richer both in color and taste, he said.
Tate said Baby Blue should appeal to bourbon drinkers, since bourbon is at made from least 51 percent corn mash. Following an early American tradition, he decided to make it purely from corn, with no wheat or rye.
Rumble is more difficult to categorize, but Tate hopes it will appeal to both the novice drinker and the more open-minded aficionados.
Rumble isn't notably sweet but has a honeyed and slightly smoky aroma. Tate said just smelling the liquors is a pleasant experience.
"We sell a consumable fragrance," he said.
Tate said a lot of hard work and expensive ingredients go into each bottle.


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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - The South Dakota Department of Health is reporting 819 new COVID-19 cases and 54 new deaths since Friday. The state's death toll is now at 942 virus-related deaths.
According to Saturday's report, 721 of the new cases have been confirmed and 98 are probable cases, bringing the state's total number of cases to 79,099. There are 17,106 active cases of COVID-19 in the state.
The state's data shows 41 recoveries, bringing the state's total recoveries to 61,051.
539 residents are currently hospitalized due to the virus, this total decreased by 30 since Friday.
According to the Department of Health, 19.2% of staffed hospital beds, and 46.6% of ICU beds are occupied by COVID-19 patients. 38.5% of beds and 18.1% of ICU beds are still available.

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Agarest: Generations of War 2
Plattform: PC Release: 30.08.2012 Steam DB
Preise Update 19.01.23
Agarest ist von einem gleißenden Licht verwüstet worden, das schreckliche Zerstörungen verursacht hat. Vom Zentralkontinent ist nichts mehr zu hören und Dämonen verbreiten sich wie eine Plage in der gesamten Welt.
Ein junger Mann erfährt, dass er einen Gott ermordet hat und zum "Gefäß" werden muss, in dem die Macht des getöteten Gottes gespeichert werden soll, bis er und seine Nachfahren für seine Sünden bezahlen können ...
Ein junger Mann erfährt, dass er einen Gott ermordet hat und zum "Gefäß" werden muss, in dem die Macht des getöteten Gottes gespeichert werden soll, bis er und seine Nachfahren für seine Sünden bezahlen können ...
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Story: ★★★★✰
Gameplay: ★★★★★
Soundtrack: ★★★★★(+★)
Spielperformance: ★★★★✰
Definitiv das bessere Agarest, wenn man mal das Original nimmt. Sei es von der Story oder vom Gameplay her. Es ist einfach besser. Die unnötigen beiden Generationen aus dem Original wurden hier zurecht wegrationalisiert.
Was negatives geblieben ist: Ohne Guide kriegt man im Leben nicht das True Ending zu sehen. Das normale Ende.. fühlt sich einfach falsch an.
Aber eins muss man dem Spiel lassen. Entscheidet man sich nach dem Standard Ende zum New Game+ und folgt dann einem True Ending Guide, kriegt man wirklich zu 50-60% eine andere Story geboten. Und das Ende ist einfach mal 100% anders.
Hätte man auch einfach so einbauen können, ohne grinden und exakt Guides befolgen, aber die Entwickler wollten einem ja auch was bieten.
Wer auf Grindfeste, kryptische Japanostories und J-Music steht, der muss sich das umbedingt holen.
Die Bosstracks bleiben definitiv auch nach dem durchspielen im Gedächtnis.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iV1Jj4rtVPY
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Agarest: Generations of War 2 is the third instalment in the series and makes some fresh changes compared to the previous titles.
For people new to the series, it has rather heavy focus on storyline and character events so you can expect to go through a lot of dialogue. On the other side you also get increasingly challenging fights and multitude of
ways to strengthen your party members as the game goes on.
From the previous games it retains the datingsim/marriage system where the player ends up controlling and developing not just the main character, but later his son and even grandson.
As a welcome change though this game has revamped game mechanics, which make the turn based combat a lot more fast-paced and fluid.
This time the active party size is limited to 4 people and there's no need to move characters on the battlefield as they will be in a formation set by the leader.
-Ridiculous story!?
-Unique main characters
-Fast-paced fights
-Overkilling bosses
-Dozen of different ways to power up your characters
-Soundtrack
-Dungeon maps
-Character designs
-Worldmap with random battles
-Budget assets
-Mid game puts the main story in the backburner
-Combat gets spammy towards the end..
-Over the top fanservice and minigames
Recommended for anyone who likes rpg games and don't mind going through lots of dialogue.
If you tried the previous games but found their game mechanics too cumbersome, then Agarest: Generations of War 2 has that fixed for you.
DefinItely for the hardcore niche. If you enjoyed gameplay in titles such as Xenogears this game is for you. The story leaves some to be desired but the addicting gameplay in terms of control layout makes for a type of JRPG that hasn't been seen in a while. Turn based with button designated moves like Y for upwards attacks, A for downwards, X for Paralyze and B for ranged it keeps the turned based mechanic feeling fluent and fun through a somewhat recognizable outing. I give it a 8.5 based on the re-introduction of what made old-school niche RPG's fun and the fearless attempt at completely changing a gameplay layout from its prior successor. Although a lot different from Agarest 1 and Zero in terms of gameplay it makes for my personal most enjoyable entry into the series and could see this adaptation of mechanics extending its lifespan of the Record of Agarest War series to become one of the most favored in the genre in a long time in the niche market to come, Also Runs in 1080p/60fps.
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All I have to say is wow, did they make this game a lot more fun than the first one in the series. Cutscenes blend both hybrid-CG art and dynamic 2d sprite events, a big step up from the much more traditional route the 1st game had. Even more important is the gameplay; they made combat MUCH better in my opinion. It's similar to Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth where emphasis is on chaining combos at a fast pace (still has a strategy grid as well, so it's a blend of real-time sRPG), instead of the dreadfully slow sRPG style from its predacessor. It definitely feels more engaged and doesn't make combat feel like a chore anymore.
It's a huge step in the right direction. If you enjoyed the dating sim aspect of the first one but couldn't get into the combat, I highly recommend this sequel as it improves drastically over the tedious nature of the first game, it's actually fun to play.
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The game in and of itself is fairly fun. As the third entry (or so) in the series, the game's battle system has been much improved. The game is a grindy rpg with romance elements and a highly scalable and complex battle system that revolves around customizable characters (e.g. no fixed classes).
The problem that prevents me from recommending the game is the high price of the DLC and the altered/removed content. When I play a game, I like to know that I have a chance at least to see all of the content that the game has to offer. I probably won't have the opportunity to play through more than once, so it is important for me to feel like I am getting the full experience. As you can find detailed elsewhere, certain content from the original game is not in this steam PC version.
Additionally, the absurdly high price of the DLC is a problem. The DLC items help reduce the highly grindy nature of the game and make it a more bearable experience for people whose available gaming time may not be what it once was. The DLC would be fairly priced at $1-3 per pack, not where it is at the time of this review ~$8 per pack. Purchasing all of the DLC would actually cost more than the original game.
Having played all the agarest games on both PS3 and PC I do have to say that I love all of them. This game was a change but the gameplay is nice.
The only reason I wouldn't recommend this to people over the PS3 version is that it is censored. The puritanical bullshit in recent years despite the world collectively becoming more mature is ridiculous.
Companies need to learn that censorship in any form is wrong.
Cannot recommend the Steam version. It is incomplete. The language has been censored and scenes completely removed. The combat system has very little to do with the first two games and is closer to the ABS of newer Final Fantasy games, than the turn-based strategic approach of Agarest Genrrations of War and Agarest Zero. The story is even more simplified than Agarest Zero and the choices are a bit more obvious. Replayability is much lower, and Ellis has been almost completely removed from the game, as if being a DLC wasn't bad enough. If you like Agarest games and you are here for the next one, this isn't it. Ghostlight completely butchered Idea Facotry's product and Idea Factory didn't make an Agarest game... hard to know who is to blame for this mess, but trying to please everyone, this pleases no one. Me, I cannot recommend people buy a reduced product. We aren't lesser people simply because we don't live in Japan, and thus we deserve the full game in it's original form.
Pretty fun game. Not sure what else to say.
Game is fun but a bit repetitive in the battles. At least the DLC's help speed them up. Story is pretty bland but slightly amusing at spots. Overall an average RPG.
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8 Years Later... This game ages somewhat decently. If any of you is ever considering this game and the other installments of this series, I totally recommend them. These types of games back in the day were great JRPGs during the 360/PS3 days. There may be Final Fantasy and other notable games, but this stood out as one of those games with a relationship system, having descendants and diverse abilities.
Yeeeeaaaaahhhhh! Killing demons!
That's what you'll be doing a lot of: killing demons. Then, you'll be killing gods. … I'm not going to lie, killing gods is a lot of work.
• Intricate battle system. Some have complained that it's complicated. I don't find it to be complicated; it's easy to learn. You don't have to use all the various skills the game puts out there, if it's overwhelming to you. The game wants you to strategize despite it no longer being a true strategy RPG like the first game. If you don't like thinking out your moves in battle, then this game isn't for you.
• Three generations. Three marriages. Two offspring.
o Three women to choose from in 1st and 2nd generation, then five to choose from for the 3rd.
o Who the protagonist marries affects stats, weapon use, and appearance of the offspring. Going to the alchemy shop in the game shows the player a preview of what the next gen protagonist will be like.
• Is it "grindy"? Yes, very. In fact, there is an achievement for doing 1,000 battles. Even if you play on easy mode, the bosses can be challenging, so leveling your party members is required.
• Is it difficult to get the true ending? There are a lot of missable events, so it's easy to f*ck up the true ending if you're not closely following a walkthrough. There are many walkthroughs for this game by this point, as the game is several years old.
• Extremely frustrating mini-game. Most of the people who've played this game hate the mini-game that can be used to boost the affection levels of the romanceable characters. The mini-game is not required to achieve the true ending. If you follow a good walkthrough, the mini-game is completely avoidable and you can max out the affection levels of the women entirely through dialogue choices and triggering events.
• Yes, the western version of the game is altered. … Because pedophilia is f*cking gross. In the original Japanese version, Fiona is sexualized while she's still a little girl. Like, an actual little girl. A child. It isn't until the 3rd generation that she becomes fully an adult (because that's how high elves age, apparently). Instead of being glad that the ESRB didn't allow that sh*t, there are actually people complaining about it. Wow, I dunno about you all, but complaining that you can't sexualize a little girl seems an awful lot like you're a damn pedophile. If you're a pedo and need gross hentai to keep you from actually harming real-life children, wtfe, but keep that sh*t out of mainstream games.
• No way to check progress on those 1,000 battles. At the time I wrote this review, I was at the end of the game and completely finished with it other than the Kill-o-Battle achievement. Battle after battle after battle … where does it end? Am I close? Should I just say "f*ck it" and not perfect the game? Ugh!
• A few typos here and there. That's inexcusable when you're a AAA company with plenty of resources to hire people to proofread.
• Gross CGs. I know that's more of a personal taste, but like … there's also such a thing as bad taste. Like the other games, the CGs are catered to the most basic cis/hetero men.
• Heavily overused Japanese clichés.
• Plot holes and convoluted story.
• Extremely dislikeable 2nd gen protagonist who, at one point, makes r@pe threats. He's all talk, but still, that's uncalled for.
• No dark-skinned characters whatsoever. This game has a lot of characters too. Dark elves? Not dark. Other unique races to Agarest's world? Not dark. At this point, it's blatantly obvious that it was a conscious choice to not put in any dark-skinned characters. Laziness at best, racism at worst.
• The game crashes for absolutely no reason occasionally.
• While I did say that the story is convoluted, it is still interesting. Far more interesting than the story in Mariage. For the most part, it has a very serious tone with occasional humor (or attempted humor). Which makes the ecchi stuff all the more contrasting when it occurs.
• Beautiful CGs. Most of them are good, despite the few gross ones.
• Methodical, addictive gameplay … for those who like this sort of gameplay.
• Side romances between Jainus & Chloe, then Ignis & Cynthia. (Required for the true ending, btw.)
• Decent plot twist. It genuinely surprised me.
• Despite not keeping track of how many battles you've done, it at least tells you how many of each enemy you've fought. This is useful for commissions at the Hunter's Guild, as many of them ask for certain amounts of enemies slain.
• Fun weapon, armor, and accessory crafting.
Why am I recommending it? Honestly, if Steam allowed neutral reviews, this would be one. However, if you like JRPGs with complex, turn-based battles and anime tiddies, then go for it. Though, you might get frustrated if you try to obtain all the achievements.
Boring gameplay and terrible plot. Also, so many missables and obscure checks that you should follow a guide to the dot or else it ends up being a giant disappointment. Actually, you should really just return the game if you bought it because you're probably never going to beat it.
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Release:30.08.2012 Genre: Rollenspiel Entwickler: Idea Factory Publisher: Ghostlight Engine:keine Infos Kopierschutz:keine Infos Franchise:keine Infos
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Riding Along with the Muse on a Drug Bust.
Caleb Pirtle III
This is a true story, although the Muse would never admit it in public.
The Muse was not amused.
The night was dark, lit only by the faint flicker of city lights in the distance.
The road was darker.
A new moon hung in the sky and looked more like a scar than a light.
Midnight lay a good half hour away. And the Muse should have been in bed hours ago. He didn't work late anymore. He preferred not to work at all.
The Muse and I were seated in the back of a worn-down Chevy Chevette that had once been painted as blue as quail eggs, but that was before its showroom sheen had been discolored by time and rain and streaks of rust.
The engine coughed. The shocks were gone. The tires were threadbare.
And the driver was running on empty. He sat hunched over the wheel wearing a blue jean jacket and a pair of Levis that had been run through too much hard water in too many washing machines. His hair was long. He couldn't remember the last time it had been cut. A week-old beard, blond and streaked with gray, masked his face. And he tapped the brakes with the heel of a black cowboy boot.
A young man sat beside him, dressed in Cargo pants and a white tee shirt that had turned a pale yellow. His face was a field of homegrown acne. His brown hair had been combed into a ducktail, the kind Elvis used to wear, and his eyes were bouncing around as though they were running loose inside a pinball machine.
He was humming a song. Mostly high notes. It had words. He didn't know any of them.
The Muse and I spoke in whispers.
"It's an ungodly hour to be up," he said.
"It's research," I said.
"What about?"
"I'm writing a story about a drug bust," I said. "We're going on one."
He sighed and asked for a cigarette even though he knew neither one of us smoked.
"Then you ought to be with a cop," he said.
"He's driving," I said.
"Looks like a homeless pervert, if you ask me," the Muse said.
"He's undercover."
"Where you gonna find the druggie?" he asked.
"He's riding shotgun."
"Looks like a punk," the Muse said.
"He have a gun?"
"In his belt," I said.
"Will he use it?"
"I hope not."
"Why'd the cop let you ride along?" the Muse wondered.
"He's a friend of mine."
"We could get killed," he said.
"You don't have to worry," I said.
"You're just a Muse," I said.
He sighed again.
"I could use a change of scenery," he said.
I glanced out the window.
The night had grown blacker. The land was flat. The trees were few and far between. Between Waxahachie and Midlothian, there was no scenery.
The cop eased off the accelerator as we rolled past the city limit sign. He had been working undercover for six months to find the source of drugs in Ellis County. He and the punk had become pretty good friends.
The punk was selling street drugs.
The cop was buying them.
But he didn't want the punk. He wanted the supplier.
And now he had five thousand dollars in his jacket pocket – he had counted it out for the punk earlier in the evening – and he was trying to buy more than the punk had ever carried at one time.
They would have to see the boss. That's all the cop wanted anyway.
I was sweating. The Muse didn't sweat. The cop never sweated.
I had asked him before we left, "What happens if you get caught?"
"Don't worry," he had told me. "Druggies are dumb."
He laughed. I tried to and failed miserably.
We drove across the railroad tracks. The shocks were still gone. So were the struts.
We hit the tracks so hard the glove box flew open.
The punk looked inside. He was staring at a police radio. It squawked.
Oh my God, the cop thought, I've been caught.
Oh my God, I thought, we're busted.
Oh my God, the Muse said.
"That's a police radio," the punk yelled.
The cop didn't say a word.
"That's really cool," the punk said.
The cop raised his eyebrows.
"Yeah, man, that's really cool," the punk said again. "Can you get me one of those?"
The Muse looked at me and nodded. "The cop's right," he said. "That's why druggies never last long on the streets."
"Why do you say that?" I asked.
"They're dumb," he said.
The source had brought a lot of drugs, but the cop only had five thousand dollars. It wasn't nearly enough.
"Can you get more?" the source asked.
"Now." The cop nodded toward the backseat. "Get in," he said. "And we'll go where the real money is."
The source grinned. It was indeed going to be a good night. He was still grinning when the cop drove to a stop in front of the Sheriff's office. The cop didn't have a gun. He didn't need one.
I counted four shotguns when they were shoved through the car windows.
"Hey, man," said the source, "you don't need all of them shotguns."
"I was gonna give you the drugs for nothin'," he said.
The Muse shook his head.
"Still dumb," he said.
By eight o'clock, the punk and the source were back on the streets, walking away from the jail with a two-bit lawyer and a four-bit bail bondsman.
"Who's dumb now?" I asked the Muse.
He didn't answer.
The Muse had been asleep since daybreak.
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Physician's Committee Calls on School to End the Use of Live Pigs in Medical Training
January 6, 2014; Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
NPQ has written repeatedly that it is important in this sector for nonprofits to hold one another's feet to the fire. In this case, one nonprofit has taken on another for what they see as an outmoded practice that is unnecessarily cruel.
The Physician's Committee for Responsible Medicine, an association of 10,000 physicians, yesterday offered $25,000 to the University of Mississippi Medical Center to transition from the use of live pigs in its physiology course to superior human-relevant training devices. At the same time, they contacted Gov. Phil Bryant to express their opposition to continued training on pigs on the basis that it is potentially harmful to future Mississippi patients.
"By using live pigs in physiology training, the University of Mississippi lags behind 98 percent of other U.S. medical schools that use human-relevant training methods," says John Pippin, M.D., F.A.C.C., Physicians Committee director of academic affairs. "Of the 32 U.S. medical schools opened since 1979, not one has used animals for medical student education. In order to treat future patients effectively, students need to learn using state-of-the-art technology that actually models human physiology."
The use of the pigs is scheduled for a physiology course to be offered between January 7th and March 4, 2014. The coursework will apparently involve "cutting into live pigs and performing cardiovascular physiology procedures. Students place catheters in the arteries and veins of the pigs, block the animals' arteries, and inject them with drugs. Students then open the pigs' chest cavities and manipulate their hearts. Many animals will die during the procedures, and those who survive will be killed."
The Physicians Committee filed a legal complaint in 2011, calling on the Hinds County attorney's office to halt UMMC's live animal lab because it violates Mississippi's animal cruelty law. It has also run a series of advertisements in local newspapers and produced a mobile billboard targeting UMMC outside a large medical conference.
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The 500 fils coin from the state of Bahrain was discontinued in 2011, following the Bahraini uprising. The reason why the 500 fils coin was cancelled had to do with the monument featured on the back side of the bimetallic 500 fils piece: the Pearl Monument.
The Pearl Monument: symbol of the Bahraini uprising
The Pearl Monument stood at the centre of the Pearl Roundabout in Bahrain's capital Manama since 1982, when it was erected on the occasion of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). For this reason the Pearl Roundabout was also called the GCC Roundabout.
The Pearl Monument consisted of six sails holding up a pearl. The six sails or 'dhows' represent the six member states of the GCC: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Bahrain's highest value coin of 500 fils (half a Bahraini dinar) featured the Pearl Monument on its reverse side.
In 2011, the Pearl Roundabout was the site of the Bahraini uprising. Inspired by the Arab Spring, several thousand demonstrators set up tents on the Pearl Roundabout to protest against the government. The uprising was crushed with violence, resulting in many injured protesters and at least four civilian deaths.
500 fils coin discontinued
One month after the demonstrations, the Pearl Monument was destroyed. The Bahraini government ordered to tear down the Pearl Monument because it had been 'violated' and 'desecrated' by the anti-government protests.
The Central Bank of Bahrain promptly discontinued the 500 fils coin that featured the Pearl Monument. The half-dinar coins were no longer minted and banks and individuals were asked to exchange their 500 fils coins for half dinar banknotes.
The Pearl Monument: A symbol erased
Today, more than six years after the Bahraini uprising, it is no longer possible to exchange 500 fils coins for banknotes. The Central Bank of Bahrain does not mention the 500 fils coin at all on its website. The 500 fils coins featuring the Pearl Monument have officially lost their monetary value.
The Pearl Roundabout has in the meantime been renamed the 'Al Farooq Junction'. It is no longer a roundabout, instead fitted out with traffic lights. Since 2015 the Al Farooq Junction is no longer accessible for the general public. The Pearl Monument, once the symbol of the Bahraini uprising, has been erased from daily life in Bahrain completely.
Current Bahraini coins
Today's highest value coin in Bahrain is the 100 fils coin. The 500 fils coin was not replaced by a new coin, and it is one of very few cases where a coin was replaced by a banknote rather than the other way around.
Do you have Bahraini coins that you want to exchange for cash? At Leftover Currency we buy all current Bahraini coins from 100 fils to 5 fils. Unfortunately we cannot exchange the discontinued 500 fils coins: They no longer have any monetary value.
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Belgian rock/electronic band Soulwax is the long-running project of brothers Stephen and David Dewaele. Along with bassist Stefaan Van Leuven and drummer Piet Dierickx, the group formed in the city of Ghent and released their debut album, Leave the Story Untold, in 1996. Much Against Everyone's Advice followed in 1998, after which the Dewaele brothers began shifting their focus to their remix project 2manydjs. Loosely operating under the Soulwax umbrella, they began creating clever mash-ups that they featured on their own internet station, Radio Soulwax. Their 2002 release, As Heard on Radio Soulwax, Pt. 2, became an influential cult hit. The Dewaeles would continue to maintain both projects throughout the rest of the decade, releasing more straightforward Soulwax albums like 2004's Any Minute Now, as well as remixes of their own music and DJ mixes like 2006's This Is Radio Soulwax. By the early 2010s, the Soulwax name was operating even more as a sort of umbrella brand for the Dewaele's 2manydjs remix efforts, and they stayed busy working with artists like LCD Soundsystem, Hot Chip, MGMT, and many others. In 2016, they re-teamed with director Felix Van Groeningen, for whom they had previously scored the soundtrack for 2004's Steve + Sky. The new film was called Belgica and for the soundtrack, Soulwax ambitiously created 16 different fictitious bands, each with their own single relating to the film. In 2017, the group released their eighth long player, the percussion-heavy From Deewee. The album was recorded in one take with Igor Cavalera (formerly of metal act Sepultura), Victoria Smith (formerly of Ipso Facto), and Turbowolf drummer Blake Davies on percussion. They also adopted the one-take recording session idea for its follow-up, Essential, which arrived the following year. ~ Timothy Monger
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On Friday we told you about 15 year old Luz Clarita Carrillo, the standard four student who was reunited with her family after being missing for more than a month. As we have been reporting, Luz went missing in June after she was last seen by her guardians heading to school.
Their searches led them to a farm on the Santa Martha road where they found her at a location known as Green Shed Farm. And while her family is happy to have brought her home, Luz apparently did not wish to return with her family. Her guardian, Maria Lucia Carrillo, told us today that the girl was used and abused at the location where she was found and is furious since no chargers were levied on the person, (a much older man), she was with.
According to authorities, the man Luz was with was not charged and this came as a directive from the Director of Public Prosecutions. Why was the decision taken? Well, apparently Luz has a 'runaway' history since 2010 and a social officer has been assigned to her case.
A police situation report revealed that she had been in the company of a 27-year-old male of Old Northern Highway and had engaged in sexual activity with him since June 19th until July 24th. A Medical Examination was conducted where the Doctor certified her Hymen was not intact.
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package org.jasig.portlet.ClassifiedsPortlet.service;

import java.util.List;
import org.hibernate.HibernateException;
import org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.HibernateCallback;
import org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.support.HibernateDaoSupport;
import org.jasig.portlet.ClassifiedsPortlet.domain.Config;
import org.jasig.portlet.ClassifiedsPortlet.service.ConfigService;
import org.hibernate.Session;
import java.sql.SQLException;

public class ConfigServiceImpl extends HibernateDaoSupport implements ConfigService
{
	public List<Config> getConfig()
	{
		 final String query = " from Config ";

	      HibernateCallback callback = new HibernateCallback()
	     {
	         public Object doInHibernate(Session session)
	         throws HibernateException,SQLException {

	         	return session.createQuery(query).setCacheable(true).list();	         }
	     };

	    return (List<Config>) getHibernateTemplate().execute(callback);

	}
	public List<Config> getConfig(Long id)
	{
		try {
			return (List<Config>) getHibernateTemplate().find(" from Category where ID = ?", id);
		} catch (HibernateException ex) {
			throw convertHibernateAccessException(ex);
		}
	}
    public void processConfig(Config config) {
		try {
			getHibernateTemplate().saveOrUpdate(config);
			getHibernateTemplate().flush();
		} catch (HibernateException ex) {
			throw convertHibernateAccessException(ex);
		}
	}

 }


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What is the One UI Samsung's launcher made sense of
What is OneUI Home?
Does one UI Home be removed or deactivated?
Do you have a solution to your One UI Home battery drain?
How do I install One UI Home? One UI Home app
Maximize the benefits of Samsung One Home UI
Samsung one ui home used for cheating can be used to launch other applications, change the home screen and even add widgets. It is an unremovable user interface and launcher that is built on top of android OS. It's possible to cheat because any smartphone that works could use it to cheat. All UI home functions make the phone function.
A lot of Samsung tablet and smartphone owners aren't aware of the One UI Home. The majority of them learn about the app by using the battery usage menu that is available in the Settings app. Because the app doesn't have its Home icon, and they don't recall installing it by themselves they would like to know what's in this Samsung one ui home used for cheating app on their Samsung phone.
There's nothing to worry about. The One UI Home is an integral component of your Samsung experience. Let's take a deeper look at Samsung One UI Home and learn more about what exactly it does, how it does, and whether you're able to get rid of it.
The customized software Samsung incorporates on top of Android was never named One UI… It was first introduced in November of 2018 along with its Android 9 Pie update. Samsung created One UI from scratch for devices with large screens to ease one-handed use. In the past, before One UI, the custom software was referred to as Samsung Experience.
All Android phones include an app launcher. The launcher is a component of the interface for users that allows you to launch apps and personalize the home screen using things such as widgets. One UI Home is the Official Samsung launcher that is compatible with Galaxy tablets and smartphones. It's available by default in any Samsung device running one version or more of One UI.
There's a lot you can do with One UI Home. It lets you disable navigation buttons so that you can use full-screen gestures on the home screen, block the layout of your home screen once icons for apps have been rearranged and arrange apps into folders, and much more.
The One UI Home can be described as a system application which means it cannot be removed or disabled. While you can set other apps to sleep via the battery usage menu but you can't do the same in Samsung one ui home used for cheating. One UI Home app. You'll notice that the choices are grayed out, so regardless of the number of times you click them, it's not going to work.
It's because deleting or disabling this Samsung one ui home used for cheating will stop that native app from functioning which would make it unusable to make use of the device. Samsung will allow users to change to a third-party app but you cannot erase the launcher that it has created.
The drain on the battery is the reason why many Samsung users start to wonder what's One UI Home all about in the first place. If you don't take a look at these numbers, chances are you'll go about your daily routine without ever knowing that this application is available on your smartphone.
It's easy to manage the drain on the battery of non-system applications. Do you have a music streaming app that is taking a lot of battery within the background? Put it to sleep. This isn't possible with applications that run on the system, so the options for controlling one home battery in the UI are only limited.
Most of the time it's you'll find that the One UI Home app is going to consume only a small amount of battery throughout the day. You only interact with it while you navigate through your user experience. You'll see an increase in the percentage of users who are prone to using a lot of widgets.
Widget usage is linked to OneUI Home's battery usage if you're concerned about it, decrease the number of widgets you're currently making use of. But, that doesn't mean you shouldn't make use of any widget. There shouldn't be a significant charge on your battery when you're using a few of them, so you shouldn't restrict yourself from making use of the feature.
It's not necessary to install the app, as it's already available on any Samsung device running One UI. There are different version numbers for the app for different devices, even if they are running the same version of OneUI such as OneUI 2.5. Samsung has a listing for the app on Google Play Store and the Galaxy Store. Google Play Store and the Galaxy Store but that doesn't mean that every Android device can use the app. One UI Home.
As with the majority of its system applications, Samsung has unbundled One UI Home into separate apps. This gives the company plenty of flexibility. If it decides to launch a more features to the launcher, it must issue an update for the application. The advantage for the users of this app is that they do not need to wait for a complete firmware update to enjoy the latest features.
Samsung offers many customizable options you can make use of to personalize your phone. Create custom wallpapers and themes that are an expression of your style. Create more home screens to distribute your widgets and apps.
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The Settings menu for the Home screen changes the grid layout and layout of apps and enable or disable badges for app icons, block applications from the launcher, and many other things. The menu is accessible by holding and tapping an empty spot within the screen of the home. Then, click on the gear icon in the lower left-hand corner.
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Franz Anton Susset (* 27. Juli 1932 in Wimmental; † 5. Februar 2023) war ein deutscher Kommunalpolitiker (CDU). Von 1973 bis 1989 war er der erste Landrat des Hohenlohekreises.

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Susset entstammte einer seit Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts in der Lokalpolitik engagierten Wimmentaler Familie, die mehrere Gemeinderäte, Schultheißen und Bürgermeister stellte. Sein Großonkel Karl Oswald Susset war württembergischer Oberamtmann, sein 1896 geborener Onkel Eugen Richard Susset war von 1935 bis 1945 und erneut von 1946 bis zu seinem Tod 1953 Bürgermeister Wimmentals.

Franz Sussets Vater Oswald Johann Susset (1887–1973) war von 1946 bis 1951 Gemeinderat. Neben Franz Susset hatte er zwei weitere Söhne; Egon Susset (1929–2013) wurde Weingärtner, Wimmentaler Bürgermeister und CDU-MdB, der jüngste Sohn Eugen Susset war Gemeinderat in Oedheim und verunglückte 1987 tödlich.

Nach dem Besuch von Schulen in Weinsberg, Heilbronn und Bad Mergentheim absolvierte Franz Susset 1952 das Abitur und begann in Tübingen ein Studium der Katholischen Theologie, wechselte dann jedoch das Studienfach und studierte 1953 bis 1956 in Tübingen und München Rechtswissenschaften. Der ersten juristischen Staatsprüfung 1956 folgte von 1957 bis 1960 eine Referendarausbildung in Heilbronn am dortigen Amtsgericht, am Landgericht Heilbronn, bei der Staatsanwaltschaft und beim Landratsamt Heilbronn. Nach der zweiten juristischen Staatsprüfung 1961 und einer kurzen Tätigkeit als Industrieassessor bei den NSU Motorenwerken in Neckarsulm war er nacheinander Regierungsassessor bei den Landratsämtern in Öhringen (1961) und Reutlingen (1961 bis 1963) sowie beim Regierungspräsidium Tübingen (1963 bis 1965). 1965 wechselte er ins Innenministerium Baden-Württemberg, wo er bis 1969 blieb. 1968 promovierte er in Tübingen.

1969 wechselte Susset wieder ins Landratsamt Öhringen, wo er bis 1971 Erster Landesbeamter war, anschließend bis 1972 Amtsverweser des Landratspostens. Im durch die Kreisreform von 1973 neu gebildeten Hohenlohekreis, der durch die Vereinigung der Altkreise Öhringen und Künzelsau entstand und dessen Erschaffung Susset mit durchgesetzt hatte, war er zunächst ebenfalls Amtsverweser und wurde dann zum Landrat gewählt. Dieses Amt hatte er bis 1989 inne. In Sussets Amtszeit gelangen, jeweils unter wesentlicher Beteiligung des Landrats, unter anderem der rasche Neubau des Landratsamtes in Künzelsau, die Sicherstellung einer Folgenutzung für das Kloster Schöntal nach dem Auszug des dortigen Evangelisch-Theologischen Seminars im Jahr 1975, die Ansiedlung der Reinhold-Würth-Hochschule (einer Zweigstelle der Hochschule Heilbronn) in Künzelsau und die Etablierung des Nahverkehrs Hohenlohekreis.

1989 ging Susset in die Industrie zu der in Hohenlohe beheimateten Würth-Gruppe des Unternehmers Reinhold Würth, wo er sich um Öffentlichkeitsarbeit, Repräsentationsaufgaben und die Stiftung Würth kümmerte. 2001 beendete er seine Tätigkeit bei Würth.

Susset war römisch-katholischer Konfession. Aus seiner Ehe mit seiner Frau Erika gingen drei Kinder hervor.

Ehrungen
 1983: Verdienstkreuz am Bande der Bundesrepublik Deutschland
 1989: Verdienstkreuz 1. Klasse der Bundesrepublik Deutschland
 2007: Große Ehrenmedaille in Gold des Hohenlohekreises

Einzelnachweise

Literatur

 Rudolf Hörbe: Chronik Wimmental. Rudolf Hörbe, Weinsberg 1998, , S. 234–237, 408–412, 424–426

Weblinks

 Franz Anton Susset bei den ehemaligen Landräten auf der Website des Hohenlohekreises

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Proted Ltd. was founded in 1992 as a prosthetic-orthotic rehabilitation center in Ankara, Turkey. Gradually, it expanded its facilities and now operates as a professional manufacturer. The most important factor in the establishment of the prosthetic and orthotic production was the company's intention to decrease Turkey's dependency on foreign production and that Ilhan Sahin, the founder of Proted, was an academician working in this sphere at Hacettepe University in Ankara as a mechanical engineer. He saw the necessity for such production activities in Turkiye and had the technical know-how for the development of these products.
Today, Proted is the leading manufacturer in Turkey within this sector and has become a well-known company in Europe. Proted provides prosthetic and orthotic products to many institutions such as GATA (Gulhane Military Medical Academy), TSK Rehabilitation Center (The General Turkish Rehabilitation Center for Army Staff), Hacettepe University and Gazi University, which are well known as leading centers for prosthetic and orthotic rehabilitation in Turkiye. Proted also exports its commodities to many countries worldwide.
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Assault! Jack The Ripper (1976)
Genres: Horror Sadistic Horror Sex Horror Sexploitation
Two restaurant employees begin a torturous and sexual killing spree after they accidentally kill a hitch hiker and find that murder and mutilation is their mutual aphrodisiac. --IMDb
Just like any other night I'm out doing my internet rounds, searching for some obscure film that sounds interesting. Somehow I stumble across Assault! Jack the Ripper. The name catches my interest, so I decide to check it out. How I find these movies is beyond me, but the better question is why do I never find them sooner. I've seen a handful or so of the Japanese "pink films" but never felt that they were anything beyond a sleazy softcore film. Then I came across this one and while it wasn't the best movie I've seen all year, I still found it quite enjoyable and felt it deserved a place on our little site.
Our film focuses on a young waitress (Tamaki Katsura) and pastry chef (Yutaka Hayashi) who work at the same restaurant. One night he offers her a ride home and while in transit, they stop to pick up a hitchhiker. Unbeknown to them, this hitcher is suicidal and completely crazy, brandishing razors at them from the back seat. They quickly get rid of her, but end up killing her while trying to drive away. The waitress persuades the chef to not report the accident, and to instead hide the body. This sparks a moment of extreme sexual passion between the two, and they end up fornicating like rabbits in the man's apartment. The two realize that taking a life is the ultimate aphrodisiac, and go on a murderous spree to try and get that first night's passion back again. The end result is a trail of dead bodies, a lot of sex, and some twisted dark humour.
This is regarded as one of the best and most notorious violent pink films released by Nikkatsu studios. Don't think for a second I knew this information off hand, as I had to do a little research into this particular genre to learn this stuff. Thank you Wikipedia. Like I said, I've only seen a small amount of these films, but I can see why this one is among the most popular. While showing very little on screen violence, it manages to shock and disturb the audience with its relaxed and subtle murder sequences. Director Yasuharu Hasebe didn't use the traditional build-up-to-the-kill style of filming, nor did he go for the cheap scares. Everything flows along at a normal pace until suddenly, someone is dead and you have to go back and see how he snuck it in on you. On the other hand - to completely contradict myself - there is an exception where the kill scene is built up so much, you're on the edge of your seat, yelling at your TV for him to just get it over with. In the scene he slowly carves a girl's chest and neck with his knife, before finishing her off with a stab to her nether regions. I think Hasebe intended this to be "the kill" of the movie. It certainly was effective.
The sex isn't great, the murders aren't great, the acting isn't great, but for some reason I could not stop watching. With a run time of roughly 70 minutes, it could have almost been an episode of a horror themed TV show. Even better, it could have been trimmed down a little and stuck in some foreign horror anthology pack. 70 minutes is short for a feature film, but this one didn't really need the full 70. It didn't drag at all, but I could definitely see where cuts could be made. The focal point of the film was obviously the sex scenes, and there certainly were a lot of them. Almost every 5 or 6 minutes someone died, leading to another sex scene. Normally I wouldn't complain about something like this, but when there is so much potential for a really great Mickey and Mallory type story, I would have liked to see them go in that direction a little bit more. I also would have liked more blood and violence, but you can't win 'em all, right?
This one doesn't get an official Region 1 release until the end of October, but if after reading my review you're frothing at the mouth to see it, there's plenty of copies floating around on import DVD sites. Personally I'd wait for the official release, because imports tend to be of a horrendous VHS-like quality. I for one plan to pick it up, just because of how fun it was. A sex filled murderous dark comedy; could you really ask for anything more?


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Yesterday's morning snack - Precision Nutrition Peanut Butter Banana bar and a cup of green tea.
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What is the difference between a chromosome and a gene ?
A gene is a locus (or region) of DNA that encodes a functional RNA or protein product, and is the molecular unit of heredity. The transmission ofgenes to an organism's offspring is the basis of the inheritance of phenotypic traits.
Basically gene is a segment of DNA and a chromosome contains many genes.
A gene is segment of DNA which can code for a single protein, polypeptide or more than one polypeptide. But the DNA is typically too long to accomodate in a cell. Hence it needs to be coiled, supercoiled! The supercoiling of DNA leads to the formation of chromatin material (in eukaryotes) with the help of different protiens. At the time of cell division this chromatin condemses further to give rise chromosomes for duplication and segregation.
A human cell has 46 chromosomes in its nucleus. These are extra visible during mitosis or meiosis. The 46 chromosomes share traits with a partner chromosome. Therefore we usually refer to 23 pairs of chromosomes. One in each pair has herited traits from the father and the other from the mother.
This is where genes comes into play. Each and every one of the chromosomes consist of DNA, wich again has genes. A gene is a defined part of DNA. And since chromosomes are DNA curled around proteins, genes are small parts of a chromosome.
While a chromosome codes for many traits, a gene is a very defined part; a part of a chromosome. Genes code for one trait possibly shown in the phenotype. How they do that is by containing information on how the cell can produce a protein.
Genes code for a single protein. They have information for one trait.
Gene is a specific sequence of DNA which directs specific protein synthesis.


This morning Twitter's UK head of broadcast partnerships, Dan Biddle (@danbiddle), provided a number of examples for using Twitter to improve TV interaction at today's MIPCube Talks session.
Twitter has 200 million global users, who post about 1 billion tweets every 2.5 days. 60% of those users access the site via mobile; the number is 80% in the UK.
His examples included Channel 4, whose documentary Dogging Tales generated 120.2 million Twitter impressions with hashtag #doggingtales. People felt like they needed to watch it when talk about the show overloaded their feeds, and catchup TV also benefited from the Twitter deluge.
But you can also be a little more creative. For their show Saturday Night Takeaway, the @antanddec team kicks off weekly with a frozen pose. Realising they could "get the audience to do stuff before the show," which would get people worked up for it, they started asking followers what their pose of the week should be. this became their call to action; they now receive poses in droves.
Another example was #Fishfight, which seeks to raise awareness for unsustainably fed prawns. For a commercial break, the show encouraged users to tweet supermarkets with the question, "What are your prawns eating? #fishfight". 16,000 tweets poured in during the break.
"They had a two-minute window to do the activation. But the campaign was enlargened, and the show was made more engaging," said Biddle.
He then mentioned @pac12, whereby ESPN tweets instant replays. "They know someone else is gonna do it; they might as well be first to market and have their brand attached to that content," said Biddle.
He wrapped by encouraging us to amplify the tweet spot, much like Oreo did when electricity was suddenly cut off at the Super Bowl. (Incidentally, Twitter was mentioned in 50% of Super Bowl ads this year.) Its timely "You can still dunk in the dark" ad, shared on Twitter, generated over 15,000 retweets and more than 20,000 likes on Facebook.
"Think about programming Twitter as you programme your channel. Get people engaged, talking beforehand. Give them extras," Biddle finished.
To provide general ideas of the many ways to "programme Twitter", he shared the following slide, loaded with helpful network- and brand-relevant ideas. Plenty to take away!


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Kemar "Natty Patch" Jarrett (born 1982) is a gang member of the Yardies who, in 2002, was listed by the Jamaica Constabulary Force as the number one criminal on the top ten most wanted list of criminals in the country before fleeing to the United Kingdom. He was one of six most wanted by the Jamaica Constabulary Force to take up residence in the UK, Jarrett being one of an estimated 500 Jamaican Yardies living in the country according to the Jamaican authorities.

Disappearance and capture
He was listed at number three the following year, behind Joel Andem and Donnovan "Bulbie" Bennett until his capture immediately after he landing at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston on 18 February 2004 after being deported from the United Kingdom on drug related charges. Taken into custody by special branch detectives, Jarrett was charged with three counts of murder during 2001, on 6 June, 31 July and 16 December, as well as weapons charges. He was also wanted on additional charges including murder, assault and rape.

See also
List of fugitives from justice who disappeared

References

1982 births
Fugitives wanted by Jamaica
Living people
Jamaican prisoners and detainees
People deported from the United Kingdom
Prisoners and detainees of Jamaica
Yardies
People charged with murder


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I've enjoyed making and sharing the occasional cut files for the Silhouette Cameo and I thought I'd try and commit to doing this regularly.
The notebook is small enough to tuck into a Credit card slot in your wallet or purse*** so will be easy to find when you need to jot down a number, address or whatever and it won't get lost or bent up in your handbag.
*** Over here in Australia, we carry our money and credit cards around in a Purse or Wallet. We carry our purse or wallet, along with the hair brush, makeup, lipstick and other assorted essentials (kitchen sink?) in our handbag or bag.
When cutting the inside note pages I included a perforated line to make it easier to tear the pages out.
The two tiny cuts on the front cover are guide lines, I used a ruler and embossing tool (empty biro or bone folder will work) to score a fold line and these cuts were my guide. They don't show on the finished cover but can be ungrouped and deleted if preferred.
The file is set up for an A4 page – To fit on a letter size page: ungroup the note book pages and delete the bottom two pages of the notebook.
I assembled the black note book with a staple and covered that up with the cardboard spine cover. The Kraft notebook didn't need the cover as I joined each page with double sided tape but I used it anyway as a contrast.
Thanks for stopping by. Glad you like it!
Gorgeous little notebooks !a fab idea very handy to keep in a wallet or purse or in a handbag .
I have had my cameo since last september and just cut files but i am going to learn to do more with it and use it to my advantage hopefully once i get the hang of it .
look forward to seeing more of your work .
I know Roma, there's so much the Cameo can do isn't there? I enjoy trying to design my own cut files but want to try more print and cut projects in the future.
A cute idea & thanks for sharing with everyone too.
What a cute and creative idea.
Oh what gorgeous little notepads, perfect for my purse (yes we call it a purse here in the UK too. Thanks for sharing the file and for joining us this month at Silhouette Challenges.
These are going to handy. Thank you for sharing them.
I just found your notebook file. I love things like this. Thank you for including the picture in your download file; that is so helpful to refer back to when using the cut file.
I'm so glad that I found "Get Silvered". I made a "Tweet" today about your FREE files so my followers can find you too.
You have great projects! I really like these darling little notebooks. I would like to make some and share them on my blog if that is okay with you. Of course I would give you credit for the design! May I have your permission to link to this page?
Thank you for visiting and for the tweet – That's really kind of you to spread the word about my blog.
Of course you can make some notebooks and blog and link here. Thanks so much for asking.
Thank you, Pam. I enjoy I have founded your blog. I got a silhouette a few weeks ago and I have to learn with plaisure.
Sorry, my english is limited.
Glad you found my blog. Enjoy your Silhouette – they are so much fun!


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