Are you passionate about our farmers' market sector?
Farmers' Markets Nova Scotia Cooperative (FMNS) is directed by a dedicated group of volunteers drawn from member markets and supporters of the farmers' market movement. Each year one or two positions become available as the terms of current board members come to an end. My three year term ends this May creating a vacancy for a new member. It has been a privilege and a pleasure to be involved with our board. I am writing to you to encourage you to consider serving on the FMNS board of directors or to nominate someone from your market or community.
I have really enjoyed my time working with other board members from all over Nova Scotia and our Executive Director, Keltie Butler. The work of our board is very important to the health and development of the farmers' market sector. The board of course is responsible for the overall direction of FMNS, ensures that the needs of member markets and vendors are represented on a provincial level, oversees the work of our executive director and monitors the cooperative's finances. The board meets by telephone once a month, and twice a year for a face to face gathering. Occasional tasks are assumed by board members as needed. The responsibilities are clear as is the time commitment which is not onerous.
Again, I encourage you to consider serving on our board of directors. It provides an opportunity to get a bird's eye of the farmers' market sector and meet some great people who are passionate about local communities and local business. Please contact Keltie or me if you would like more details.
Managers! Mobilizers! Friends and Colleagues!
Lucky us. The Farmers' Markets of Nova Scotia Cooperative is running a "travelling road show" version of our Market Manager-Leader-Staff professional development series in 2017.
What that means is that we can move our program around the province, offering a monthly networking and professional development day in various market locations or towns. We will meet 6 times in 2017. We will do a training/workshop in the mornings, and work on some projects together in the afternoons. We will cluster the work groups in small, medium, and large-sized market groups, so you are working with colleagues from similarly-sized markets.
The benefit is that more of you should be able to participate because, at least once, we'll be meeting in a location very close to home. (In fact, we are hoping several of you will host a day at your market!) We hope this helps you say YES to being part of the program this year.
Of course, this is free to attend if your market is a member of the FMNS Cooperative, there is just a $30 supply fee required from each participant.
Based on the immense success of the 2016 Manager PD and Networking Program, we want a way for more of us to get together from various regions across the province in 2017. Please help us make this work! Building a network of colleagues is a TREMENDOUS way to build our overall movement and professionalism in Nova Scotia. Learning, thinking and problem-solving together is also a tremendous way to build our own individual capacities in our jobs.
I look forward to hearing back from you as soon as possible, and working with this group of favourite people again this coming year.
Certified Coach and Founder of Whole Green Heart Inc.
Nova Scotia is so beautiful this time of year. Fresh air, the crunch of leaves under your boots, and the still sunny (albeit shorter and colder) days. It's a great time to get outside and explore, provided you've put on a few layers!
Farmers' markets are about more than just food, and this is a great time of year to explore beautiful knits and cozy clothing on your market trip. Here are a few reasons to add local wool to your wardrobe this season.
Wool is a renewable, natural fibre.
French settlers brought the first sheep to Canada in the 1650's.
Wool helps regulate body temperature because it is an absorbent fibre, making it suitable for warm or cool climates.
Wool fibres do not easily pill, snag, or break, so wool garments generally outlast synthetics.
Wool is the only natural fibre that is resistant to flame.
We have a number of wool producers in Nova Scotia, from whom you can purchase yarns, knit wear, and other goods. Many more local artisans work with wool to create beautiful garments. Look for them on your next market trip!
Wool facts adapted from Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers Ltd. (http://www.wool.ca/).
Market shopping isn't just a summertime thing. If you're looking for a farmers' market this winter, we've got you covered! Below is a list of certified farmers' markets open through the Winter 2017 season.
*Open 8:00 am – Noon until the end of December. Open 8:30 – Noon January – April.
Certified Farmers' Markets adhere to a Make It, Bake It, Grow It policy. Find a certified farmers' market near you on our Find A Market page!
Ever notice how guests seem to gather – or crowd – around a great cheese platter? Loved by guests, as well as the wise host, a cheese platter has become a staple appetizer at any party. Creating a great cheese platter can be intimidating with so many cheese options, not to mention pickles, jellies and cracker choices.
Here are 8 tips to help you build the perfect local cheese platter this season.
Tip #1: Think about variety.
Offer cheeses of different textures, colours, and with flavours ranging from mild to strong. A typical cheese platter offers an aged cheese, a soft cheese, a firm cheese, and a blue cheese. You could also consider offering cheeses of different categories based on their animal origin (e.g. cow, sheep, or goat). It's best to have at least one cheese on your platter that is familiar to most people. 4-5 types of cheese is usually plenty for a standard party – you don't want to overwhelm peoples' palates and you want to be sure to leave enough space on the platter for complimentary items after all.
Tip #2: Be mindful of temperature.
Though cheese is typically stored in the refrigerator, it is actually served best when at room temperature. Allow your cheese to sit out for about an hour before serving so it is not too cold. Being at room temperature will help to better bring out the natural flavours in the cheese.
When deciding on the placement of your cheese, keep in mind that that the flavours and smells of cheese can transfer over to one another. For this reason, it's best not to place different types of cheese too close together and it is wise to place mild smelling cheese on the opposite side of the platter from stronger smelling options.
Tip #4: To Slice Or Not To Slice.
Some people feel it is best to cut up the cheese prior to serving to make it easier for guests, while others like to display the whole piece of cheese and let people slice it themselves. Consider the type of party you are having, and the visual elements you want incorporated to your cheese platter to decide what works best for you. Maybe you will slice up the firmer cheese, but not the soft one. If slicing ahead of time, do it just prior to serving to help maintain flavour. If offering full blocks of cheese, provide a different knife for each cheese so the flavours don't transfer.
Tip #5: Choose pairings wisely.
When choosing your pairings, think about what types of things will pair well with not just one type of cheese but a variety, and remember to provide any necessary utensils.
Tip #6: Keep spreads separate.
Tip #7: Label the different cheeses on your platter.
Consider writing labels for the different types of cheese so people know what they are. You could write up little labels or purchasing a chalkboard style cheese platter where you can write the name of the cheese directly beside it on the board. Think of it as one way to show off your selection of local cheeses – That Dutchman's, Ran-Cher Acres, Fox Hill Cheese House!
Tip #8: Remember to provide beverages.
Many drinks compliment cheese very well, so when you are at the farmers' market picking up your cheese platter ingredients, be sure to pick up some local wines and craft beer as well. You could think about grabbing a bottle of red, a bottle of white, and both light and dark beers to compliment a variety of different cheese flavours – and to keep everyone's taste buds happy!
The best part about building a great local cheese platter; you can pick up everything you need at the farmers' markets all year round! Click here to find a market near you.
Just like selling a house, a prospective customer forms an initial, and sometimes indelible, impression of you and your product(s) by the appearance of your booth.
– The first and perhaps most important thing you can do is have a well-lit booth. Like moths drawn to an outdoor porchlight, the human eye is also programmed to look where there is light. Boost your lighting (especially during the dark winter months) and you will attract the attention of far more customers than if your booth is dimly-lit or completely unlit.
– The second thing you can do to boost your curb appeal is to always keep your booth well-stocked and meticulously organised. If you are selling something in a container (i.e., preserves, cosmetics, oils, etc), ensure ALL labels (including those going all the way to the back of your display) are facing forward, and that the first row of product is smack-dab at the front of the shelf (known as the "leading edge" in retail terms). Furthermore, always check the status of your display. For reasons which defy explanation, the vast majority of customers who pick up a product never put it back in its proper place. So your job is to be ever-vigilant about keeping your display neat and tidy.
– When a customer approaches your booth, be standing, smile, and extend a simple greeting such as "good morning." If the customer's body language seems open to further introductions, follow up with "If I can answer any questions, please let me know." Whatever you do, don't hover or stare. As your customer peruses your products, your job is to simply be there to help if called on. Nobody likes a pushy salesperson. Having said that, do develop people skills such that if a customer "wants" to have a conversation, by all means, go with the flow. But the most important thing is that initial encounter: standing, smile, and extend a friendly greeting… then let the customer dictate the level of contact. Some people like to be waited on hand-and-foot (they'll let you know), whereas others prefer to browse privately. Learn how to read body language to know how much contact your customer seems comfortable with.
– After the customer has had a few seconds to look over your produce or merchandise, pipe in with a short explanation: "By the way, these vegetables all come from our family garden." Or "I forgot to mention: our family makes these products from the yarn we spin from our sheep." This engages the customer in the unique, quality nature of your products – available only in a farmers' market setting.
– Get to know the names of your regular customers (I keep an index card discreetly tucked under the cash register with little memory joggers like "George – tall fellow with sideburns"). Get to know a little about them (without being intrusive). This way, you can say: "Good morning, Mrs. Jones, how are you today?" or "Hi, Mrs. Jones, how was your vacation in Scotland?" This is a sure-fire way to develop loyal, repeat customers. This is also a unique aspect of farmers' markets – customers get to know the producers/artisans, and producers/artisans get to know their customers. We truly become an extended family.
An up-sell is a psychological strategy of getting the customer to purchase additional items beyond what he/she normally would. For example, you are a jeweller, and a customer is in the process of purchasing a pair of earrings, you might say: "Oh my, this necklace would look SO good with those earrings!" Boom. You've now just doubled or tripled your original sale. Or, you are a prepared food vendor and your customer has purchased your victuals. A simple "Would you like salad with that today?" and/or "Can I get you something to drink?" will add a buck here, a buck there. All good for the bottom line. Another example: you sell produce and a customer is purchasing a bunch of fresh carrots. You ask: "Have you ever tried oven-roasted carrots and parsnips together?" (And be prepared to recite a short recipe). There, now you've sold both carrots AND parsnips.


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Porsche Centre Kuwait wins international awards for Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur plus regional accolades for marketing excellence and innovation 07 December 2022
Porsche Centre Kuwait, Behbehani Motors Company has been recognised at the global and regional level for its outstanding marketing and sales initiatives across several campaigns.
For the sixth time, Porsche Centre Kuwait has been awarded the Marketing Innovation Award for 2021 from Porsche Middle East and Africa in recognition for their ability to raise awareness on electrification in the automotive sector in Kuwait. The winning social media campaign invited Taycan owners to share their personal journey of transitioning to battery electric vehicles.
Porsche Centre Kuwait also won the Marketing Excellence Award for its collaboration with local fashion brand Rapture, with the slogan "Your Sidekick, Everywhere" highlighting the transition from the runout of Macan II by supporting the enthusiastic entrepreneurial youth community in Kuwait.
Additionally, Porsche Centre Kuwait won the "Best Social Media Performance" for the team's promotion of Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur's Paint To Sample programme through a video showcasing customization, and another film for Porsche 911 Targa 4S Heritage Design. The outstanding effort of the team was also recognized with an award for the "Best Exclusive Manufaktur Sales Campaign".
Know more about the awards on Porsche Centre Kuwait's Instagram and Facebook handles.

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If anyone should know the importance of punctuality, it is the Cayman Islands Airports Authority.
So one must ask how Mr. Anderson and these punctilious clock-watchers managed to miss a 180-day deadline to select and announce the winning bids for concessions in the remodeled Owen Roberts International Airport?
Twenty-five distinct bidders submitted 42 proposals for the remodeled airport's 17 retail openings – lucrative restaurants, shops and duty-free stores to cater to the more than one million travelers arriving and departing from the airport every year.
The new, expanded concessions are eagerly awaited by the public, not to mention the private businesses which cater to travelers. If all 25 "bidders" for this valuable concession space do not agree to Mr. Anderson's urgent plea to extend the deadline, the entire RFP (request for proposals) process will have to begin anew.
We would suggest that the "appropriate time" has already passed.
While Mr. Anderson cites "very demanding commitments" as the key reason for the CIAA's missing its own deadline (Dec. 27, 2017), other questions intrude, the most obvious being why was this "oversight" only shared with the applicants on May 9? Did no one notice the missed deadline for approximately five months?
Was the missed deadline not discussed, for example, in early March when the "valuation committee," which included a highly-priced U.S. consultant, met in Grand Cayman for four days, and reportedly selected the successful bidders? Did the CIAA's board of directors, the ministry or its legal team not notice something was terribly amiss?
First, if all 25 bidders agreed by 4 p.m. last Thursday to Mr. Anderson's request for a "retrospective extension," the process will move forward without major consequence, and the CIAA will announce the successful bidders on June 7.
Second, if, however, even one applicant withholds his or her consent, the entire RFP process must start over. The practical consequences of this are that it is unlikely that amenities and concessions, such as duty-free shops and restaurants, will be in place when the new airport terminal fully reopens in December. It is predictable that a flurry of lawsuits will follow.
Mr Anderson certainly did not "plan ahead" when he gave permission for all those private jets to land during the peak weekend lunchtime slot earlier this year, causing chaos with the scheduled incoming commercial passenger jets, a number of which were forced to divert . I would have thought with the number of executive staff on their payroll, the Authority should be well placed to meet it's commitments, including the vendor process.


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TV DIVAGAL EXCLUSIVE! Bachelor Pad: Chris Harrison Tells Us How to Watch the Show!
By Delaina Dixon | August 9, 2010 | Entertainment
Break out the tequila, gals! Bachelor Pad premieres tonight.
There's 19 contestants from past seasons of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette tossed under one roof to look for love, and to compete for $250,000. Thought-provoking TV? Please!
"This is fun, all-star, don't-think-too-hard summer television," Bachelor host Chris Harrison schooled me at the ABC Summer Press All-Star party last week, adding the new series is not a spin-off.
"This is a different franchise," Chris explained, referring to Bachelor Pad's competitions and cash prize. "We've always wanted to do an all-star edition of The Bachelor, but we can't taint our show. Our show, the Bachelor/Bachelorette is about love. We would never screw with that. This is the way to screw with it."
More importantly, "everyone is in on the joke," Chris stressed about Bachelor Pad. "It's an homage to our fans. We're bringing back your favorites, and it's 'Let's have a good time.' It's sexy, pretty and crazy."
And how should we watch, Chris?
"Get your girls together with batch of margaritas and have fun."
TV DivaGal likes the sound of that.
Bachelor Pad premieres Monday, Aug. 9 at 8 p.m. on ABC.
photo credit: ABC
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Drink wine while helping (big) kitties at the same time? What else could be better?
Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, FL is a nonprofit charity dedicated to the care of more than 100 exotic cats. Their mission is to provide a permanent home for the wildcats in their care, and to educate the public in order to eliminate the causes of abandonment and abuse of these beautiful animals.
In order to help raise funds for the cause, BCR has teamed up with Benefit Wines to offer The Roar Reserve, a selection of libations that includes Chardonnay, Merlot, Malbec, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, and Cabernet Sauvignon.
Each bottle of the certified organic, vegan friendly wine features a picture of one of the sanctuary's wild residents on its label, with $7.00 of the $19.99 sale price going directly to the rescue organization. So whether you enjoy a good red wine or white, think about helping out some big cats in need before filling up your next glass!
That is awesome!! I would buy those for the bottle alone even if the wine was awful.
I agree with Julia. Fantastic idea, I wonder if the wines are available in Canada?
umm. how did I - queen of wine - not discover this first! LOL!
darn it, online only! Oh well... guess she'll have to just wait out the delivery time *sigh* So much for dinner tonight, MOL!
I've been to the Big Cat Rescue place and it is truly amazing what these people do. The stories of the big cats are rescued are sometimes sad. Like people who think it would be cool to have a big cat for a pet or people who get them for some kind of entertainment purposes. This a a GRRRRREAT cause to support!!! I'm ordering some!


The 17 IEEE PES ICHQP is being organized by the Federal University of Itajubá - UNIFEI and the Federal University of Uberlândia - UFU. The 2016 conference will be held between October 16-19 at the Ouro Minas Palace Hotel, Belo Horizonte, Brazil. This conference is one of the most prestigious events in its field and strives to present research work of academic and technical excellence in the area of power quality. The conference will feature special sessions and tutorials conducted by international experts.
Two tutorials will be held in simultaneously on Sunday 16th October 2016 from 14:00 to 17:00. A fee of US$ 50.00 will be charged. Payment can be made directly at the conference site. As we have a limited number of spaces (50) the criteria will be "first-come, first-served basis." Any questions, contact PFRIBEIRO@IEEE.ORG.
This tutorial will examine the economic impact of power quality (PQ) on customers and network operators. The economic impact of PQ is related to the impact of PQ on equipment. Impacts of PQ on equipment, which lead to economic impact, include catastrophic failure, long term loss of life, increased losses (and hence reduced efficiency) and simple maloperation. Whilst the impact of network outages on equipment is immediate and well understood, the precise impacts of PQ disturbances on equipment is less well understood, particularly for disturbances where the impact is subtle and might occur over long periods of time.
The ability to better understand the impact of PQ on equipment and to place an economic cost on PQ is highly important. By better understanding of PQ impact on equipment, the calculation of the economic impact as well as an informed review of PQ limits and allocation strategies, whether it be to loosen or tighten limits, can take place. Understanding of the economic impact of PQ allows justification of expenditure on PQ programs.
Math Bollen, Luleå University of Technology, Skellefteå, Sweden.
Ying Wang, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China.
Voltage dips are an important power quality disturbance. It remains the one that is of most interest to industrial customers and the costs due to production stoppages remain high. Although the amount of research on the subject has been reducing the last few years, there is no reason yet to forget about the subject as far from all problems related to voltage dips have been solved. Voltage dips also remain important in standardization, regulation and when setting requirements for fault-ride-through.
This tutorial will cover the classical theory on voltage dips as was introduced some 15 years ago, but also discuss some of the more recent developments.
Origin and propagation of voltage dips; three-phase classification of dips.
Voltage dip characterization; standard methods; limitations in standard methods; on-going developments.
Stochastic prediction of voltage dips.
Impact of voltage dips on equipment; mitigation methods; process-immunity time.
Recent developments in standardization, regulation and research.


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Geo's Media Blog. (Necessity Is A Mutha) under costruction.
Posted on October 29, 2019 by geo
I've always believed that "Necessity is the mother of invention." Still, sometimes, even she doesn't help. For example, after doing almost every promotion and contest tat I've ever been involved in, KZST decided to try and give away a million dollars. As the promotion wound down, I said to Brent Farris, (pictured below) "We'll never be able to top that, you'll have to come up with the next one, cuz I'm dry."
The toughest promotions I have trouble creating, are the ones you have to come for clients. There's usually very little money allocated for the promotion itself so your creative juices need to be flowing. Surprisingly, though, they sometimes produce shocking results that become news worthy.
when the economy in America tanked, we put together a giant Garage sale for our clients called the 50% Off Free Fair which we did in Dallas and Indy. It was held it at the fair ground in both cities but unfortunately so many folks tried to get to it that shut down all the roads leading there. Once the people arrived, they were so afraid that they were going to miss out on the bargains, they cleaned the place out.
In San Diego, when Don Walker (pictured above) came to me for a promotion that he owed the Doubletree Hotel. I told him that if the hotel could provide a little wine and cheese, we'd have a "Drop Off" party at their Hotel. All the folks had to do was drop off their Prize Catalog for one more shot at a prize but it closed down Interstate 8.
When the printing got too expensive, my brother Reg (pictured above) put the Prize Catalog up on the internet; it caused all kinds of internet havoc. However, the negativity inspired him to create his famous "Rewards Program."
After running the "Magic Ticket successfully in Dallas and Indianapolis, I'll never forget our sending Jerry Bobo (pictured above with me) to explain how it all worked to all the executives and managers along with their wives of "Friendly's in Boston at a special presentation.
At some point, Jerry said, "The Magic Ticket is a promotion that based on greed, but instead of trying to explain it, why don't I just show you." With that, he reached into his attache case and started throwing fistfuls of money at them.
What a joy it was to see all those nicely dressed folks crawling around on their hands and knees as they pushed and shoved each other trying to scoop up the cash.
After the Magic Ticket, we purposely only mailed, "The Checks In The Mail" to three-quarters of Boston so we could drive folks to a client's location to pick up theirs. Unfortunately, when Loren & Wally (pictured above) showed up with the checks in a Brinks Truck, you couldn't get near the place, so a riot broke out.
Then there was the time we sent Robert Murphy of WRMF (pictured above) to a client's location to stand outside and buy dollars from the folks who showed up with a nine and an eight in any dollars they had. We were hoping to draw a crowd, but the police had to be called to control the crowd,
When the newspaper was interviewing Ron Chapman (pictured above), the reporter noticed bags of mail lining the hallways at KVIL. When she asked what all that was, and Ron said, "It's for a contest, she said, "I bet you could go on air and just ask for money for no reason, and they'd send it." He did, and within three days, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars showed up.
Shortly after discovering Delilah in Seattle and bringing her (pictured above at her party) to Boston, the sales department needed a promotion for a client who had a new sightseeing vessel down at the harbor. What we came up with on the spur of the moment, was a sort of coming-out part like the debutants have. However, so many folks showed up to meet Delilah that we almost sank the damn boat.
However, the worst promotion we ever did was when Visa offered all our stations their own credit card. The card came complete with the station's call letters on it plus a share in the profits, cool right? Wrong! Most of the people who applied for it didn't qualify so they hated us for rejecting them.
GEO'S LIFE-LINES
You can learn how to do almost anything except sing or draw.
When we find "The One," we never want them to change, but they always do.
If you don't think we live in a sexist society, ponder this. Women can get away with sleeping their way up the ladder, but if a man suggests it, his career is over, and he could go to jail.
Speaking of sexism, how can hundreds of Priests be outed for their horrendous behavior, but not one Nun?
If you're trying to figure out how to fit in, you'll never stand out.
Running a business takes the same dedication as raising a child. Not sure you can do both effectively.
Uncle Brent asks, "How come all the TV ladies doing news, dress like they're at a cocktail party, and the men look like they're at a business meeting?"
I must know too much because I know a lot of things that I don't want to know.
Figuring out what's good about bad things will make you happy.
To be believed, one must make others see what you see.
No matter how many times you fall, you only have to get up one more time than your competitor to be declared the winner.
Nobody wants to deal with what they are afraid of, but once you do, it disappears.
I've lived in America for most of my life, but here's what I still don't buy.
(1)Nobody in the government or the Pentagon knew that Pearl Harbor was about to happen.
(2)Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone when he assassinated JFK.
(3)There was a gas shortage when Jimmy Carter was president.
(4)The Anti Viet Nam protests were about the war and not the draft. (Witness the lack of demonstrations today)
(5)There were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
(6)A few towel heads shortly after learning how to fly also figured out how to implode the Twin Towers.
(7)We are still fighting in the desert because the desert rats are a threat to America.
(8)Jeffery Epstein committed suicide.
I think the person who should be in charge of America is whoever it was that got those curbs shaved down, ramps built, restrooms adapted, and the handicapped spaces marked. How the hell did they get it all done so quickly?
Speaking of handicapped spaces, Uncle Brent says that if you park because there are no spots left, that'll cost you four hundred bucks. However, if you park on the sidewalk, that's only forty.
What things are better left unsaid, and who the hell are they, as in they said?
The more you try to hide something in the dark, the brighter it becomes.
Did you know, if you're suspected of being a terrorist, you have no right to a lawyer?
I wonder if the Superstars remember who it was that gave them their first break?
Facts and fallacies may look and sound the same, but only "A is A."
Doug Herman: Get together five or six guys, and a whole lot of whiskey, and chances are they'll start a fight. Get together five or six guys and a whole lot of weed, and it's pretty much guaranteed they'll start a band. (Hey, Who Dat?)
Jed Duvall: George: One can apologize, one can do penance and atone for one's wrong-doing. One can go to rehab and go through the twelve steps. But I wonder how one can find forgiveness with one's self. Guilt and regret are heavyweights on the soul. Peace. (Our Good Economy Is Good For Whom?)
Doug Chappell: Jeez George, there must have been a lot of broken trucks on Yonge st. While promoting a Tubes live show on a Saturday night we at A&M had a flatbed truck travel Yonge street with Lee Silversides (6′ 6″ wearing some Master John boots adding another 6″) dressed as Fee Waybill along with a bevy of scantily clad women, blasting out Tubes music. Wouldn't you just know it, that truck broke down at 5:00 PM at Yonge & Bloor !!~! Great minds … seldom differ. (Here's Your Free Get Out Of Jail Card)
GEO: Doug, you lucked out with a break down at Yonge and Bloor, ours occurred at Yonge and Adelaide near CFTR. How embarrassing for both of us. 🙂
Geo's Media Blog is an inside look at Radio, Music, Movies, and Life. For a sneak peek at some upcoming Blogs, or to see some that you may have missed, go to Geo's Media Blog @GeorgeJohns.com. On Twitter @GeoOfTheRadio. Sharing and commenting is appreciated.


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Couple's hack to saving $60k in two years
Britt and Jay reveal how they saved thousands while still travelling the world. Picture: Supplied.
by Adrianna Zappavigna
Do you fancy having no rent, no mortgage, no bills and total financial freedom?
Britt, 30, and Jay, 29, started house sitting in 2016 and now they have just that.
The couple haven't paid rent for the past two years and in doing so, managed to save more than $60,000 - not to mention travel the world.
"We have house sat in London, Dublin, Bangkok, Malaysia, New Zealand, Melbourne, France … we're currently in Rome, Italy," Britt told news.com.au.
Britt and Jay with Ugo, the pup they're currently house sitting with in Rome. Picture: Supplied.
Britt says leaving the pets they care for is the worst part of the job. Picture: Supplied.
She and her partner Jay first met in the Australian Alps in 2014. Despite travelling to 25 different countries in two years, the couple felt something was missing from their lives.
"While we were living in London, we had a friend who was house sitting," Britt explained. "We loved heading for walks with her and the groodle (golden retriever cross poodle) she was caring for. We didn't realise how much we missed interaction with animals."
After doing some research, they landed their first two-week house sitting gig just around the corner from where they were living. "From then on we were hooked. We slowly built up our references and began house sitting full-time once our working holiday visas expired in the UK," said Britt.
Last week we drove through Pisa and hung out at the leaning tower for the afternoon... busy tourist spots aren't quite our thing... swipe left to see Jays ideal leaning tower 😹🧀🍷 🇮🇹
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They've been professional house sitting ever since. The couple land gigs using platforms like Aussie House Sitters but most clients come from their own website and Instagram. And even though they don't get paid, Britt and Jay are just happy to have a roof over their heads.
"Most of our sites are 3-5 weeks," said Britt. "We work for ourselves as web developers. So we can work from anywhere.
"Most homeowners love this because they know their home will be looked after and also have peace of mind that their pets will have someone around most of the day with them."
Despite saving enough for a down payment on a home, the couple have no plans to quit house sitting. "We didn't plan on doing this long term but we just love the lifestyle," said Britt. "We love the slow travel, exploring new places, meeting lovely homeowners and hanging out with amazing animals.
"We did spend 12 months house sitting around Melbourne. It helped us understand what sort of area we might want to buy in eventually, but that's not on the cards for the foreseeable future."
Britt spending some quality time with Sabah while house sitting in Melbourne. Picture: Supplied.
Britt and Jay in India. Picture: Supplied.
Altona Beach is among some of the beautiful locations the couple have lived and worked in. Picture: Supplied.
After 27 house sits, eight countries (not including the 20 others they've travelled to), 35 dogs, 17 cats, 10 fish, six chickens and one turtle, Britt and Jay can't imagine living any other way.
"We are always trying to talk our friends and family into this lifestyle. House sitting has changed the way we travel and see the world."
And they're not alone. The idea of a "no property, no problems" lifestyle has been more than a choice for some. For one woman, it was a life saver.
Back in 2015, Elli Phillips was at rock bottom. After splitting from her partner, the then 26-year-old found herself homeless and over $30k in debt.
"I had sold and gave away everything when I moved in with my ex," she told news.com.au. "I was drowning in debt (racked up from credit cards, personal loans, car loans, bank transfers, interest free promotions you name it).
"When I did the maths I had no idea how I was going to live away from this relationship. I didn't have any money … I was at a complete loss on what to do."
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That was then. Now, Elli's living rent-free and enjoying the jetsetter's dream.
"In the last year, I've travelled to Fiji, Mexico, America and the Philippines," she said.
While she doesn't have a house of her own, she'll happily live in yours while you're on holidays - for a small fee. "I charge a flat fee of $30 per night in the metro areas and outside metro areas, I charge $50 to $75 per night," said the 30-year-old.
But when she first started, Elli didn't charge at all. "I was throwing every single cent I had at my debt and because I didn't have rent/bills I was able to put a lot more towards it. I spent the first year doing it for free as my main priority was having a place to live!
"To be honest, I really just started charging because prospective clients were very confused as to why I didn't and couldn't quite wrap their heads around the fact I was doing it for free."
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After setting up a Facebook page and "hesitantly" putting the word out on social media, business started to boom. "Soon enough I had four months of bookings, then six, then a year," said Elli.
Three years and five months into her house sitting career, Elli has no plans of slowing down. "People find it hard to grasp the idea that I don't have a home of my own. It's more of a side hustle income than anything and helps pay for the website, my insurances for house sitting and the many Havaianas that are mistaken for chew toys," she says.
And she's about to hit a milestone. "I am just about to finish up on my 94th house sit and will crack the big 100 before 2020."
When she isn't house sitting, Elli works part time as an insurance claims consultant. She's also studying nursing and hopes to become a paramedic. "Since house sitting gives me so much freedom, I realised last year that I could go back to studying and make it work," she said.
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"I still plan to house sit for a few more years, at least until my studies are completed.
"I just have no desire to live a traditional life in the same home. I get to live in so many amazing homes with amazing animals. I'm also currently single so I think that plays a big part in it. I'm sure if I met the right person then I would probably want to settle down in a home with them."
For Elli, house sitting is more than a means to an end: it's a way of life.
"I honestly feel like I'll always house sit," she admits. "Especially for my favourite clients."
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Q: GTM - Do not fire an HTML tag if the customer refreshes the page We have currently an order confirmation page on our website after the customer paid where information is sent to our analytics tools.
If the customer refreshes the page, the information about his order is sent again to our analytics tool and then we get wrong/duplicate information in our orders statistics.
Is there an easy way to prevent this?
The goal would be here to not trigger the custom html tag when the customer reloads the page.
It should be only fired once.
Thanks!
Best,
Victor

A: You can use PerformanceNavigation.type or PerformanceNavigationTiming.type respectively in a Javascript variable to find out if the page has been reloaded (the former is already marked as deprecated while the latter is still marked as experimental, so to be on the safe side you should probably check which one is supported by the browser and use that).
Then use the return value to detect reloads and block the tag depending on that.
An alternative would be to set a cookie or local storage entry with the transaction and block based on that.

A: We finally found another solution that seems to work: We used an additional trigger in GTM that prevent the info to be sent twice.

When calling the page for the first time, the condition is set to "false", and on each following request to that page it is set to "true".
We made some test orders and it seems to works correctly. Thanks!

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FILE – Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Trevor Bauer pauses while working against the San Francisco Giants during the fourth inning of a baseball game…
FILE – Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Trevor Bauer pauses while working against the San Francisco Giants during the fourth inning of a baseball game May 21, 2021, in San Francisco. Bauer was reinstated Thursday, Dec. 22, 2022, by Major League Baseball's independent arbitrator, allowing the pitcher to resume his career at the start of the 2023 season. (AP Photo/D. Ross Cameron, File)
by: BETH HARRIS, Associated Press
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Dodgers are cutting ties with pitcher Trevor Bauer, whose unprecedented 324-game suspension over sexual misconduct allegations was reduced two weeks ago, allowing him to resume his career with the start of the new season.
In a ruling on Dec. 22, Scheinman upheld a 194-game suspension rather than Manfred's intended 324-game penalty and reinstated Bauer immediately. Scheinman affirmed that Bauer violated MLB's policy and docked his pay for the first 50 games of 2023, covering part of the period the pitcher was on paid leave in 2021 and '22.
AP Baseball Writer Ronald Blum contributed to this report.


Cholesterol is typically associated with declining health, but did you know some cholesterol is actually good? We've broken down more information about this fat-like substance in your body, which was collected from Health Magazine's video .
Cholesterol is a waxy, fat-like substance that's found in all cells of the body, according to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. It comes from the food you eat, but what happens if you consume too much? Well, it will build up in the bloodstream, which results in clogged arteries. High cholesterol is a major risk factor for heart disease, and it has many causes.
According to Health Magazine's video, high cholesterol can be a result of genetics, diet, being overweight, and smoking.
How can you find out what your levels are? A test from your doctor, which is recommended every five years for people over the age of 20.
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A Survey has Revealed that of the Total 15,000 Zambians Living In South Africa, only 40 Percent have Legal Status.
And Zambia Association in South Africa President Ferdinand Simanya has Today (THURSDAY) delivered a petition to Zambia's High Commissioner to South Africa Emmannuel Mwamba to help Zambians in that Country obtain legal status and papers.
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Q: Python: type annotate class decorator return type How to annotate a class decorator that extends a class with additional members?
I have the following example where my class decorator inserts an async new function that calls the provided class' ainit. This code runs correctly, but the type returned by optimizer is the original type, and new is missing. How can I improve annotation, if possible?
AinitArguments = ParamSpec("AinitArguments")

class Optimizerable(Protocol):
    ainit: Callable[AinitArguments, None]

T = TypeVar("T", bound=Optimizerable)

def optimizer(cls: Type[T]) -> Type[T]:
    @classmethod
    async def new(cls: Type[T], *args, **kwargs) -> T:
        self = cls.__new__(cls)
        await self.ainit(*args, **kwargs)
        return self

    setattr(cls, "new", new)
    return cls

@optimizer
class Myclass:
    async def ainit(self, a: int, b: float) -> None:
        pass # stub

A: Long story short, you can't really do this yet https://github.com/python/typing/issues/213
Python doesn't have a native type for an Intersection to represent a concrete class implementing two bases (either explicitly through inheritance or duck-typing like with protocol).
What you want would look like this (which just isnt possible yet):
class Optimizerable(Protocol):
    ainit: Callable[AinitArguments, None]

T = TypeVar("T", bound=Optimizerable)

class Optimized(Protocol[T]):
    async def new(cls: Type[T], *args, **kwargs) -> T:
        ...

def optimizer(cls: Type[T]) -> Type[Intersection[T, Optimized[T]]]:
    ...

I would either refactor this code to use a Mixin to add the method, or simply keep new as a stateless function, which avoids complex class structures entirely:
T = TypeVar("T", bound=Optimizerable)

async def optimized_new(cls: Type[T], *args, **kwargs) -> T:
    self = cls.__new__(cls)
    await self.ainit(*args, **kwargs)
    return self


It's creamy, flavorful and ready to be slathered on things or eaten directly from the bowl with a chip or spoon. Just the perfect amount of smoky and umami, from the smoked paprika, liquid smoke (optional), and miso. And before you freak out about the liquid smoke and miso, just know that those are optional and you don't need to run out and buy unless you have them handy anyway. If you feel like experimenting though, both will up the flavor profile and make it just that teeeeensy bit better.
The miso is optional, so don't worry about running out to buy some if you don't usually have it handy, because a tub will set you back $5+ and you only need a bit here (but if you do buy it, know that it lasts a long time!). It adds some of that umami flavor and nutty undertones, but again will still be fine sans miso. Just an added bonus. Same goes for the liquid smoke. I just added that in for the heck of it and where there's smoke, there's fire, right?!
BUT, the smoked paprika is key here! (Do you sense the smoky theme?! Essentially I want you to feel like you are eating hummus inside a charcoal grill. Well, maybe not exactly that. But along those lines.) You need to have at least a little of the smoked paprika. I like a lot actually, maybe more than I even listed in the recipe. But start slow and taste as you add it in, because the pressure of making that decision for you is just more than I can handle right now.
Hope you love it if you try!!
This is hummus, elevated! Smoky and flavorful, with protein, fiber, and Vitamin C as an added boost. Perfect for dipping veggies or chips, it's also great layered onto your favorite sandwich for a flavor punch.
If roasting your own red pepper (so easy!), turn the oven to broil and cook the pepper for 5 - 10 minutes. Use tongs to turn it every few minutes so that it chars evenly. (Note: I use a baking sheet or aluminum foil under the pepper.) When it has blackened on all sides, remove it from the oven and put it in a brown paper bag. Close the bag tightly and leave the pepper in there for another 5 - 10 minutes. Remove the pepper and peel away the papery outer skin. slice away the core and scrape off the seeds. Done!
Add the roasted pepper, chickpeas, garlic, tahini, smoked paprika, miso, and liquid smoke (if using) to the bowl of a food processor. Process until well combined. Add the vegetable broth and continue to process until smooth and creamy. Salt to taste and serve with cut veggies or tortilla chips.


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[email protected] Report: Remote Work Challenges Putting Data at Risk
From intellectual property to customer details, sensitive information is the lifeblood of any organization. Where data breaches occur, revenue, brand reputation, and stakeholder wellbeing suffer. As a result, enterprise data protection is a critical requirement for organizations to succeed. Naturally, this gives rise to a question: How well are organizations actually securing their data? As the leader in zero trust, Zscaler set out to find the answer.
In its 2021 global survey report, [email protected], Zscaler polled hundreds of IT and security professionals across industries and around the world to uncover the state of enterprise data protection. By asking questions about user habits, existing and needed technologies, key challenges, and more, Zscaler was able to pinpoint key trends.
One such trend is the fact that 95 percent of organizations claimed that they have seen remote work increase due to the global pandemic. While it may be self-evident enough that organizations have had to alter their operations drastically over the last year and a half, this change brought with it one particularly adverse ramification. Specifically, 74 percent of organizations have suffered an increased number of data breaches due to the rise in remote work. But why would remote work lead to more breaches for so many organizations?
Security from yesteryear
Historically, companies have relied upon a hub-and-spoke network architecture whereby offices were connected to the enterprise data center that housed IT resources. For users to access the corporate applications within the data center and do their jobs, they had to be on the network by means of a connected office. To defend data, organizations used a castle-and-moat style of security that made the corporate network the focus of data protection. This was accomplished through a myriad of on-premises hardware appliances (the moat) that defended access to the network (the castle).
The above approach was effective in times past; however, enterprises operate far differently today. With the rise of the cloud and remote work, users, data, and apps have all moved off-premises, away from the office, and beyond the reach of the legacy security stack in the data center. In fact, 76 percent of survey respondents stated that more data now resides outside the network perimeter than within it. In other words, the castle's inhabitants and treasures have all moved far away from the moat.
Despite the above, in an attempt to maintain a traditional security architecture, some organizations try to use VPN and backhaul remote user traffic to the data center for policy enforcement before allowing it to go to its final destination in the cloud. However, legacy tools are not designed for cloud security use cases, and backhauling traffic in this way leads to significant performance and user productivity challenges—not to mention that users will often work around frustrating security measures, causing IT to lose visibility over where data is going. In other words, when organizations attempt to embrace cloud and remote work but neglect to adopt the appropriate security architecture, data breaches will inevitably increase (as they did for 74 percent of organizations in the [email protected] survey report).
Backhauling to a legacy security stack is no longer an option when the cloud is the new data center and the internet is the new network. Organizations today need data protection that is able to follow users and protect sensitive data, regardless of location. This requirement is duly noted by Gartner, which recently coined the term "security service edge," or SSE. SSE is the security side of secure access service edge (SASE) and refers to consolidated platforms boasting secure web gateway (SWG), cloud access security broker (CASB), zero trust network access (ZTNA), data loss prevention (DLP), and cloud browser isolation functionality, delivering comprehensive security from as close to the end user as possible (the edge of SSE vendors' global security clouds). When security is enforced as a service at a local point of presence belonging to a vendor specialized in cloud security—instead of in an enterprise's distant, ill-suited security stack—data protection is drastically increased (and the user experience is improved, as well). With SSE, organizations can embrace digital transformation and remote work without enabling data breaches.
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Thumbing his nose at citizen activists who have accused him of appointing political "cronies" to county positions, Cecil County Commissioner Michael Dunn (R-3) announced Tuesday that he will name Ted Patterson—a fellow member of the Smipkin political slate—to a seat on the citizens' budget advisory committee.
It was the fourth controversial appointment in about as many months by Dunn, who announced his intention at a Tuesday morning worksession of the county commissioners. However, unlike some past Dunn appointments, he did not try to force the issue to an immediate vote and said he would give fellow commissioners time to consider the matter.
Patterson would replace Michael J. Halter, a part-time assistant state's attorney who resigned from the budget panel recently to protest the current "political climate" among a three-member majority of the current Board of County Commissioners.
In a late September resignation letter to the commissioners, Halter, a Republican, said, "In light of the current political climate, I do not feel that the majority of the County Commissioners have the public's best interest at heart, and as such, my conscience will not allow me to be a part of the current process." Halter was initially appointed after he wrote a general letter to all commissioners' volunteering to serve on the original budget panel.
Dunn and Commissioners James Mullin (R-1) and Diana Broomell (R-4) have become a voting bloc, locally dubbed the "Three Amigos," that generally controls the five-member Board of Commissioners.
Patterson is President of the Cecil County Young Republicans Club, which he and Dunn co-founded while Dunn was working as an aide to Del. Michael Smigiel (R-36), according to the group's website. Patterson is also Secretary of the Cecil County Republican Central Committee, of which Dunn is also a member. Dunn and Patterson ran on a "slate" of candidates in the 2010 election that was organized by Smigiel and financed primarily by Sen. E.J. Pipkin (R-36), and which was also supported by related political groups and a political action committee financed largely by Mullin, according to state campaign finance records.
Patterson was also a Republican candidate for Delegate but was narrowly defeated by incumbent David Rudolph (D-34B) in November. During the campaign, Patterson refused to attend public candidate forums sponsored by the county Chamber of Commerce and the Cecil County "Patriots," the local "tea party" group.
A five-member citizens' budget advisory panel was convened for the first time earlier this year to assist the County Commissioners in the budget process. Each commissioner was permitted to name one citizen to the panel, and by all accounts the panel members functioned well and without partisanship before submitting a list of recommendations to the County Commissioners.
However, the commissioners ignored most of the panel's findings, including revisions to employee spouses' healthcare and opposition to layoffs or firings. The county school system had to lay off employees in order to cope with budget cuts by the commissioners.
Patterson was the author, or at least co-author, of a $10 million budget slashing proposal put out in the names of Mullin and Dunn last winter that primarily targeted perceived political foes of the Smipkin organization, including the Sheriff's Department, the county Economic Development Department and the Cecil County SPCA. But that proposal died a quick death as the budget process proceeded, although Patterson has continued to post online commentaries critical of the county budget process and Commissioners Robert Hodge (R-5) and Tari Moore (R-2).
During Tuesday's worksession, Moore said, with a smile, that she would welcome Patterson getting involved "in the process" of the difficult decisions required in making budget choices.
Patterson is the just the latest controversial appointment made by Dunn. Dunn appointed Owen Thorne, an activist with the Appleton Regional Community Alliance (ARCA) to an interim seat on the county Planning Commission. That appointment was criticized by the "Patriots" organization for Thorne's "potty-mouthed" commentaries on Facebook and his role with the ARCA group's opposition to the sale of county water and wastewater plants to the private Artesian Resources firm that cost county taxpayers over $200,000 in legal bills.
Those appointments have been sharply criticized by the Patriots' group as examples of political "cronyism," especially since other candidates the Patriots deemed more qualified had applied for the appointments.
Commissioner Dunn could diffuse criticism by providing Mr. Patterson's qualifications for this position. Mr. Patterson should make his resume' available.
I agree that Patterson's qualifications for the position should be made public, just as applicants for other county boards and commissions must do. Strange that the "Fiscal Conservative Team" and Commissioner Broomell had so much to say about cronyism and the "good ole boys" when running for office (and running others down) and now they are worse.
Instead of being on the Budget committee, Mr. Patterson should concern himself with the duties that he was elected to on the Republican Central Committee. As secretary, he has failed to provide meeting minutes to the members for the few meetings we have had, has provided meeting agendas at the last minute, and has failed to update the web site. For example, on CecilGOP.com the "next" meeting is scheduled for July 2011.
Boy, I cannot wait to see what "great ideas" he comes up with on the budget committee.
Get another dig in against Owen Thorne. At least he has the backbone to stand up for Cecil county residents, trying to stop Newark West. $200,000 is a drop in the bucket compared to the money the county wastes. I never minded paying taxes for something that might actually be in my best interest, i. e. ARCA.
Commissioner Dunn is an embarrassment… What are his qualifications again? Doesn't he live in low income susbsidized housing? I noticed he won't answer that question. He recently stated in the Cecil Guardian that he "did not know" if his county wages are being garnished for not paying his debts. Really? Is this someone we want making major decisions for Cecil County? He is one of the most arrogant and unprofessional people I have ever met. He needs to GO!
I think your mistaken in claiming Patterson is an appendage of the Pipkin-Smigiel club. He's a hard-working guy with a number of connections in county GOP politics. With that said, there are lot of folks with significant budget experience that should be on this board and are not.
"Sick of BS," you are funny! JD, I don't think you know Patterson if you don't think he is an appendage of the Smipkins. LOL, he has a reputation of starting anything, never seeing him during the work phase, and coming in at the end. I personally worked with him twice; both time he was worthless. He is not hardworking at all. He does nothing.


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Erastus Sacket Jr
Father Erastus Sacket (1721-before 1797)
Mother Elizabeth Leonard (1729/30-1816)
Erastus Sacket Jr, son of Erastus Sacket and Elizabeth Leonard, was born in Springfield, Hampden County, MassachusettsG, on 29 July 17501,2 and baptized at the Church of Christ, Westfield, Hampden CountyG, on 9 September 1750.3 He died aged 88 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MassachusettsG, on 28 September 18384,5 and was buried at Terrace Grove, Pittsfield CemeteryG.5 He married Sarah ___. Sarah was born in 1758.6 She died in PittsfieldG on 30 April 18335 and was buried in Terrace Grove, Pittsfield CemeteryG.
Erastus served in the American Revolutionary War.5
Erastus was included in a 1786 census of Pittsfield householders; his father Erastus was also listed.7
In 1790 Erastus was living in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MassachusettsG. In his household were one man and six females, presumably his wife Sarah and five of their daughters.8
Erastus was listed in the census in 1800, 1810, 1820, and 1830 as a householder in PittsfieldG.9,10,11,12
Erastus was appointed joint administrator, with his daughter Beulah, of the estate of Beulah's husband Jonathan Davis who died intestate in Otsego County, New York, in about 1811.13
Children of Erastus Sacket Jr and Sarah ___
Betsey Sacket
Diana Sacket
Electa Sacket
Miranda Sacket+
Sophia Sacket
Sarah C "Sally" Sacket b. late 1700s
Beulah W Sacket+ b. c 1783, d. 16 May 1856
Sylvia Sacket b. c 1785
Cooke, Pittsfield Families Vol 9, p 116.
Vital Records, Springfield, Massachusetts, to 1850, Book 2, Births, 1728–1772, "Erastus Sackett Son of Erastus Sackett & Elizabeth Sackett of Springfield was born July 29th anno: Dom. 1750."
"Baptisms performed in the Church of Christ, Westfield, Massachusetts, 1679–1836" (American Ancestors transcript), "1750 Sacket, Erastus s. Erastus & ---, Sept. 9."
Cooke Collection of Massachusetts genealogical records, Berkshire Athenaeum, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, 1:293, Pittsfield Sun, 3 Oct 1838, "Died. This town, Sep 28, Mr Erastus Sackett."
Cooke Collection of Massachusetts genealogical records, Berkshire Athenaeum, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, 3:12, Record of Revolutionary Soldiers of Berkshire County, Berkshire County Chapter of the State Society of Sons of the American Revolution, "Sackett, Erastus, b. 1750, d. Pittsfield, Sept. 28, 1838, ae 88, son of Erastus and Elizabeth (Chaffee) Sackett. He was buried in Terrace Grove, in Pittsfield Cemetery. Grave has marker. His wife, Sarah, d. April 30, 1833, ae 75."
Date of birth based on age at death.
Cooke Collection of Massachusetts genealogical records, Berkshire Athenaeum, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, 26:375, records of First Church of Christ, Pittsfield, [1786 census] Ares. Sackett [next line] Ar. Sackett Junr."
1790 United States census
Erastus Sacket, Jun. Pittsfield, Berkshire, MA. 1 white male (16+) and 6 white females.
"Erastus Sackett, Pittsfield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts."
"Erastus Sacket, Pittsfield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts."
"New York Probate Records" (FamilySearch image).
Appears in Sacketts in the Military
Charts Line 3a (American)
Generation.Tree 6N.3
Last Edited 19 Jun 2022
See also Thurmon King's New Sackett Family Database
9643 Erastus Sacket Jr


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Dog Soldiers and Dog Houses
Posted in: Literature.	Tagged: 21st century british horror films, 28 days later, Book Review, british, dog houses, dog soldiers, Erebus Horror, horror, mj simpson, non-fiction, review, shaun of the dead, UK, volume 1.	Leave a Comment
Dog Soldiers and Dog Houses review
I know a lot of our readers, and certainly all of us at Erebus Horror, would regard themselves as knowledgeable when it comes to horror movies. Yet, if someone asked you to name the British horror flicks released in the last 20 years, how would you get on? Sure, you'll probably start with the most popular ones; 28 Days Later, Shaun of the Dead, Dog Soldiers etc. But how many could you name before you get stuck? 10? 20? Maybe 50 for the more devoted of fans? The truth is, try as we might, we will all fail in comparison to MJ Simpson – author of Dog Soldiers and Dog Houses. Simpson truly is a pioneer and expert in the field of British horror films and this book proves why.
The work is a truly insightful encyclopedia, reviewing hundreds of British horror movies, many never before documented. Being UK-based and particularly interested in British horror flicks, we all thought we had a comprehensive knowledge of movies from the motherland – Oh, how wrong we were!
MJ Simpson, doyen of British horror film writers, has seen them. The good, the bad and the extraordinary. For 20 years he has been scouring the web for these films. He has then reviewed them on his blog British Horror Revival and in his previous book Urban Terrors.
Between January 2000 and December 2019, an incredible one thousand feature-length horror films were produced and released in the UK. Dog Soldiers and Doghouses is the first in a unique series of books cataloguing this amazingly prolific and largely undocumented corner of cinema.
Covering a 12-year period from 2000 to 2011, this book reviews 316 British horror movies. Cast and crew details, critical analysis, production history and release data are all wrapped up in an entertaining and informative half-page review, accompanied by a colour image.
From big screen blockbusters to backyard obscurities, from cinema screens to YouTube, with budgets ranging from £20 million to 45 quid (or less…), British horror cinema has never been so diverse. This book and its forthcoming companions are a guide to the true, hidden 'British film industry' which remains almost entirely ignored by the mainstream film press.
MJ Simpson is, apparently, the world's foremost authority on 21st century British horror films and these books are the culmination of two decades of passionate research. He is the author of Urban Terrors: New British Horror Cinema 1997-2008 (Hemlock Books, 2012), which covers about a third of these films in more detail and context. He also wrote a couple of books about Douglas Adams.
Part of the original editorial team which launched SFX, Simpson has written for Fangoria, The Dark Side, Video Watchdog, Psychotronic Video, Shivers, Scream, DeathRay, Infinity, MonsterScene, SciFi Now, Starburst, TV Zone, Cult TV, Film Review, Neo, Doctor Who Magazine, Total Film, New Scientist, the British Medical Journal, the Funday Times and the Singaporean version of Elle.
He works by day in the Communications Office at the University of Leicester and sang the 1980s classic 'Africa' on what many people consider to be the worst TV show ever made.
21st Century British Horror Films, Volume 1: Dog Soldiers and Doghouses is a limited edition publication available exclusively online at https://mjsimpson.bigcartel.com for £20 plus postage*. It is 176 pages, A4, softback, and full colour throughout, with a foreword by horror expert Dr Johnny Walker.
* In an unprecedented offer, postage is free for anyone who wrote, directed, produced or starred in any film in the book!
Take it from us, it doesn't matter if you're a filmmaker, working within the movie industry or even if you're British, this book is a valuable resource for any horror movie buff. Check it out and let us know what you think.
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First Jason
Posted in: Music.	Tagged: ari lehman, Erebus Horror, first jason, friday the 13th, heavy metal, horror, kill for mother, lord of the lake, music, parody, Rock, spotify, YouTube.	Leave a Comment
Friday the 13th fans will likely already be aware of Ari Lehman and his awesome band First Jason. But for those who are unfamiliar with their work, read on!
"First Jason" are a heavy metal band that creates "Friday the 13th" parody music. Their latest video, "Kill For Mother" was released last year, and it is a TUNE! For those unfamiliar with frontman Ari Lehman, he is the original Jason Voorhees (aka The Boy In the Lake) from the 1980 horror classic, Friday the 13th. The song, "Kill For Mother" is off their newly released album, "Lord of the Lake".
I'm sure you'll agree, these guys are AWESOME! A seasoned recording artist and professional musician, Ari saw a great opportunity to give Jason Voorhees a musical voice on the Punk and Metal scene and created First Jason specifically for Horror Fans, especially the fans of Jason Voorhees and "Friday the 13th".
The band has performed in Punk/Metal clubs, Film Festivals and Horror Conventions throughout the United States as well as various cities around Europe. Currently on hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, they are due to resume their tour toward the end of the year.
WANNA MEET THE OG JASON & SEE FIRST JASON LIVE ONSTAGE?!
Here's their tour dates;
28th OCT IN TULSA OKLAHOMA AT THE VENUE SHRINE
29th OCT IN OKLAHOMA CITY AT THE WINCHESTER DRIVE IN
30th OCT IN DALLAS TEXAS AT ORILEYS
31st OCT IN KATY TEXAS AT WILDCATTER SALOON
1st NOV IN NEW BRAUNFELS TEXAS AT THE NB SHOWROOM
Whether you're a fan of Friday the 13th or just horror in general, This band are definitely worth a listen. If you want to find out more, check out the links below!
http://www.firstjason.com
Follow the band on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/FirstJasonOfficial
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv6jHmCFHOYf8z3v4bR3pRw
LISTEN TO FIRST JASON ON SPOTIFY
https://open.spotify.com/artist/07EZ45YzHRTS7q2XLDKAyu?si=JI-u1R2mRdKPPOMs8g8eyQ
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HNN Film Festival offers Distribution Deal
Posted in: News.	Tagged: Bayview Entertainment, Erebus Horror, Film, film festival, Film Freeway, HNN, HNN Presents, horror, Horrornews.net, independent, Independent Movie, Indie, Indie Film.	Leave a Comment
HNN Film Festival is accepting feature film submissions starting on June 8th, 2020 through Film Freeway. HNN Film Festival is sponsored by Horrornews.net and in association with Bayview Entertainment, the FIRST PRIZE winner will get a distribution deal to get their feature film released on the "HNN presents" distribution label.
HNN recognizes that the landscape of the entertainment business is changing as repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic and the challenges we face social distancing in our theaters and festivals. Therefore, the HNN Film Festival will completely be an "at home" experience.
"HNN Film Festival seems like the natural progression of things. I've been involved in business of horror for over a decade, specifically supporting the efforts of independent filmmakers. I think we all strive to watch the perfect film and while some say that's an impossible task, what's enjoyable is the journey. The endless search to find the holy grail of movies, or by horror standards, the unholy grail. You know it's a good film when you are sitting on the edge of your seat and experiencing the story along with the characters. You know it's a great film when that feeling of excitement stays with you long after you stopped watching the movie." – HNN Manager, Michael Joy
https://filmfreeway.com/HNNFilmFestival
About HNN Presents:
We believe in horror. This is the genesis of a new era in how people consume entertainment and we are leading the charge to a revolution. As we stand at the forefront of the film industries rebirth, it's our mission to establish the horror genre as the epicenter of the "at home" video experience.
About Bayview Entertainment:
BayView Entertainment, LLC, is a full service media company committed to acquire, develop, produce, market and distribute audio-visual content. For over fifteen years, BayView made its name by being dedicated to releasing only the best programs in each category from some of the most trusted names in the field.
BayView's disc programming can be found throughout the country at all online suppliers plus fine brick & mortar retailers, as well as streaming/video on demand at all major digital retailers and platforms.
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Posted in: Movies.	Tagged: 2017, 80s, Amazon Prime, bluray, Chuk Hell, comedy, dvd, Erebus Horror, horror, john carpenter, kerry tartack, knock knock, lucas ayoub, nostalgia, nostalgic, Paranormal, pizza, rachel atterson, retro, scooby doo, sisi berry, toby canto jr., tubi, Vampire, vhs, wacky.	2 comments
Knock Knock Review
When it comes to genre-mashups, we all have our favourites involving horror. Whether it be Horror/ Sci-fi (Yes!), Horror/ Western (Yeehaw!) or Horror/ Romance (…meh). But my personal favourite is Horror/ Comedy. WHAT A COMBO! There's just something about these two genres that work well together and I love it! You know what else I love? THE 80's! Damn that was a good decade for movies. The cheesy soundtracks, the vibrant colours and the hilarious special effects. Imagine my delight when I realised that 'Knock Knock' has it all!
Here's the IMDB Summary; 'Knock Knock' tells the story of down-on-his-luck former boxer Sam Grant, who one night finds himself caught in a whirlwind of conjecture and conundrum as his colorful and quirky neighbors come to him with scary tales of their apartment's mysterious new resident. Inspired by the retro horror classics of VHS days gone by, 'Knock Knock', is sure to be a treat for any horror fan and aficionado.
The movie starts with a bizarre ad for a pizza company, complete with the typical visual flickers and sound quality associated with a VHS. The peculiar advertisement stars the dapper Walter D. Zaarke (complete with stick-on muttonchops) as he spends a couple of minutes describing the best, most wondrous, most mysterious pizza out there today. This sets the tone for the entire movie. Sounds ridiculous right? It is! And it's FANTASTIC!
If the intro isn't nostalgic enough for you, the opening soundtrack certainly will be. As soon as that synth-tastic, John Carpenter-esque tune hits your ears you'll be transported back to the time of big hair, spandex and Rubik's cubes. Once you're settled, cue the comedy! With a hilarious script and perfectly cast actors you can't help but laugh. It's cheesy, goofy and if you imagine a grown up version of Scooby Doo (regrettably without the Great Dane himself) you'll be pretty close to what Knock Knock is all about.
When Sam 'Stonefist' Grant (Kerry Tartack) returns home, he doesn't expect his quirky neighbour Olivia (Sisi Berry) waiting for him. Even more surprising is her theory about the newest resident in the building. With him partying all night and sleeping all day he's just oozing vampiric traits. As a result, she's invited fellow neighbours round to help; goofball stoner Dragon (Chuk Hell) and super smart Gretchen (Rachel Atterson).
You can easily envisage more movies with this brilliant cast and it's clear that Director/ Writer Toby Canto Jr. has a flare for filmmaking. Now, don't get me wrong, if you're looking for an in-depth, story-driven movie with genuine scares, this isn't the flick for you. However, if you're looking for a wacky, fun, nostalgic experience, then dust off your old pastel tracksuit and enjoy the trip down memory lane.
If you like what you see then check it out!
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The Candy Witch
Posted in: Movies.	Tagged: abi casson thompson, british, candy cane, Demon, England, Erebus Horror, evil, jon callaway, kate lush, Movie, Movie Review, review, spirit, Surrey, The Candy Witch, Uncork'd Entertainment, uncorkd, Urban Legend.	1 comment
There's something about urban legends that tends to resonate with the masses. Whether this be the mystery, intrigue or the peril they usually portray, many of these chilling tales of folklore have been around for generations. Some have regional variations, whilst others are a mosaic of legends; bits and pieces of different stories brought together to show a terrifying new image. The Candy Witch seems to fall into this category.
With a tagline of 'Sweet dreams… forever!' The synopsis states;
Two ghost hunters are called upon by a distressed family who claim they are being tormented by an evil spirit known in their local town as The Candy Witch. But as the mystery of her curse is uncovered, surprising and sinister turns are discovered around The Candy Witch's identity. Their hardest case yet, can they solve this evil curse before more people are killed by the demonic spirit?
Now before we go into the review let's address the elephant in the room. Yes, there are a number of similarities with Candyman, the biggest being the Candy Witch's hook-like weapon of choice; a sharpened candy cane (ingenious right?) And also a few other themes from popular culture (turning lights on/off which conceals/reveals the spirit for example) However, as mentioned previously, some of the best urban legends are a mishmash of horror tales. Whilst The Candy Witch adopts a number of these traits, it doesn't lose its individuality in terms of storyline, location and unique delivery.
The movie itself starts out strongly. There's a brief introduction to the turmoil of the O'Neil family, followed by a bit of a prelude which introduces ghost hunters Reece (Jon Callaway) and Kat (Abi Casson Thompson). The prelude in particular provides us with some great visual effects which sets the standard for the rest of the movie.
In terms of acting, The Candy Witch is comprised of a stellar cast who all bring a unique aspect to the movie. Admittedly, there are a few shaky performances here and there, but overall it was very good. Whilst Callaway plays a decent part he doesn't really dominate the screen in a lead role, but he is supported by a convincing performance from Thompson. However, the accolade for acting performance has to go to The Candy Witch herself (Kate Lush). Whilst there isn't a great deal of speech on her part, Lush brings the character to life through expression, mannerisms and good old fashioned jump scares (helped tremendously by the amazing cinematography)
The only critique I have is the number of Americanisms adopted throughout the movie. I get that the director is trying to appeal to the US market, but it feels to have sacrificed a level of authenticity in doing so, with the majority of the movie being set in Surrey, England. If some of these were dropped (as well as the questionable American accents that popped up every now and then…) I feel the movie would sell just as good, if not better. However, saying that, I completely understand the reasoning behind the 'Candy' Witch as the 'Sweet' Witch (as most Brits would call it) doesn't have the same effect!
Overall though The Candy Witch is a fun, compelling splatterfest filled with inventive confectionary-related kills. I thought it was a great film and a great premise for an antagonist. I feel if there was extra work done to give the Candy Witch more of an initial, impactive scare, it could easily pave the way for a new horror icon.
From writer-director Rebecca J.Matthews (Pet Graveyard), and starring Kate Lush, Abi Casson Thompson, Heather Jackson and Richard D Myers, The Candy Witch serves up sweet death June 9 on DVD and Digital from Uncork'd Entertainment. Check out the trailer below!
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What a lovely reading. I'm going to definitely follow that advice.
But I wanted to ask you something, as well. Once you had all three cards turned over, I noticed that ALL of the figures in the cards are turned away from the viewer.
Do you have any thoughts on what that might signify?
I noticed that too! I didn't mention it because in this deck, quite a few of the cards are like this. Normally, if this wasn't the case, I might say it signified a refusal to face something head-on or look at something directly. What would you say it means?
Well, with you telling me that that posture/orientation is typical of the figures in this deck, I'd say that maybe the deck as a whole is pointing querents toward a more inward assimilation of its messages.
What do YOU think of what I think?
I like that take on it, actually 🙂 Makes sense.