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About Anathema
- by Davian Aw -
The light in Chris' room is red. "It's good for photographs," she once explained in that vague way of hers, though Jan's never known her friend to be into photography, and as her eyes adapt to the transmitted feed, the room looks less like a darkroom and more like a hovel abandoned in the light of a dying sun. The blinds on the windows are closed. Harsh light seeps in around the edges. In the background, Jan hears the quiet rush of air-conditioning, and her own skin aches for its relief.
"Dude, we really need to talk about your ad campaign," Chris says. Her voice resonates in Jan's head as though it were her own, lips moving just out of view, and Jan feels the usual reflexive stab of panic that someone has taken control of her body.
"What's wrong with it?" Jan asks. She never gets used to this—hearing her words with Chris' ears, tinny and distant from a speaker.
"Seriously? Look . . ."
Jan closes her eyes as Chris stands and the image shifts in a wave of almost-nausea. When she next opens them, it's to see Chris' spam wall, her slim forearm—so foreign yet familiar—moving into the visual field to gesture at the scrolling text, each new arrival pushing the rest down toward the deletion line:
// Does your small measurement threatens your relationships? Special means are needed . . . //
// I am leaving soon, and you will forgive me if I speak bluntly . . . //
// Woman form queue, when you got as much night energy as this Don Juan maker! //
// congratulatons you have won the mircosoft lottery send detail like name, sex, address,creditcard number, ect to . . . //
"I saw our ad in there," Chris says.
"It's free. Everyone with a netcon gets it."
"Yeah, and no one's going to take it seriously."
"At least you saw it, right?"
Chris brushes her words aside. "We need better demographic targeting. Go look for some taitai who can't be bothered with gym."
"Why don't you do it?"
Chris pauses. "I don't want to leave too many tracks. I'm just the tech."
Chris claps her hands together. "Great. Find us someone by tomorrow."
The feed cuts off.
+ Chris has ended the conversation > end / new conversation / upgrade to Premium Chat for just $9.95/month!
> end
Jan thinks maybe it's a sign the two of them are growing up, or maybe it's just a desire to cling to what little they have left of traditional identity; regardless, on net chats they now go simply by their first names. As a teenager, Chris favoured the display name "I'll Sleep When I Sleep."
"I thought it's supposed to be 'I'll Sleep When I'm Dead'," Jan asked, the first time she saw it.
"When I'm dead I won't be sleeping," Chris pointed out. "I'd be dead. I'll sleep when I sleep."
"So . . . when will you sleep?" Jan asked.
"I don't know. It changes every day. I don't want to limit myself."
It's just "Chris", now.
"We're all prisoners of our brains," Chris once said in one of her frequent random monologues as they waited at the bus stop in front of their school, other students standing with their heads buried in phones, notes, or mindless chatter, dead to every world but their own. "If someone hacks into my brain and tells it there's a velociraptor in front of me, to me it'll be as real as anything else. Except no one else would see it. They'd all think I'm crazy. But if their brains get fed the same thing, then everyone sees it and no one is crazy. Sanity is just . . . aligning yourself with consensual reality."
"Like the one that says we're standing at a bus stop?" Jan asked.
"Yeah. But maybe we're just brains in vats." Chris paused, and then, dropping into sudden, absurd gravity: "And I don't dare to take the red pill."
Then Jan's bus arrived.
Their first client is a pleasant, forty-something woman named Ms. Lee, who eagerly invites them into her spacious District 10 bungalow and offers them expensive chocolates from her recent trip around Europe. Jan takes a couple and thanks her. Chris politely declines.
"Right!" Ms. Lee says, settling down on the sofa. Behind her, high windows frame a rare glimpse of forest. "So, how does this work?"
"It's simple," Chris says. "Everyone knows that headsets can both get output from your brain and deliver input into it. That's how the POVCam tech works. It gets the audiovisual input from your correspondent's brain and delivers it straight to yours, overriding the signals from your optic and auditory nerves so that instead you see and hear the same things they do. It's the same with the POVTouch, Smell, and Taste.
"And then there are those apps that let you record your movements and play them back. They send those same nerve impulses through your spinal cord, where they override the real-time signals so you do the exact same thing all over again. Which was fun at first, but then you had people stuck dancing while their house burnt down, plus you had all those dodgy recordings that made them jump off buildings or striptease in church and stuff. So they banned them. But it was all open source and the code is still out there. And basically—" Chris takes a breath "—I wrote an app combining everything."
Ms. Lee looks slightly nervous. "So you're going to force—"
"No, no, no. We can't make people pay for that. We do the whole thing. A complete, virtual switch-over. You won't just see and hear and feel and whatever that the other person does, you'll be able to control them as well. Instead of a recording, it's a real-time sync. So you'll get all the sensory input that Jan gets. You'll see what her eyes see, and so on. At the same time you'll be able to provide your own output, right into her brain. So when you try to move your arm, your arm won't move, but hers will. And since you're getting her sensory input, you'll feel her arm move as though it were your own. And vice versa. It feels exactly like a body swap, though it's just a trick of the brain."
"And she'll exercise for me?" Ms. Lee asks.
Chris nods. "That's right. For just three hundred dollars an hour."
"We also have a monthly package for ten thousand that comes with a full nutrition plan," Jan adds. "The workouts are two hours a day, three days a week, and we'll handle all your meals. You'll never feel better."
"Yeah. So you can just relax while Jan works out on your behalf, and I'll swap you two at scheduled mealtimes, so your body eats healthy while you don't have to. You'll never find a better gym deal, promise. You'll just have to cover equipment costs."
"It's completely safe," Jan says. "We've tested it out. The core components have been around for years. And if you ever want to stop the sync, you can just turn off your headset—my headset—and it'll end."
"We just need you to try and keep it secret," Chris says. "I don't really want this to get out there yet. There's too much potential for abuse, and besides . . . this way you'll get to impress all your friends."
Chris smiles.
"What's Chris short for?" people always asked.
"You know what's weird? IRL it's always, 'Is that Christina or Christine or Christal?' But online, they just assume it's Christopher. Rule Thirty, see. No girls on the Internet. It works on the same principle that makes everyone an overweight neckbeard fedora living in their mum's basement, even if they don't have a mum."
"So, what's Chris short for?"
Chris grinned, not looking at Jan, in what might have been shyness or pride. "That's a secret."
"I'm your friend."
"I doubt there's anything in the Official Human Manual that says you've got to tell your friends what your name stands for."
"The Manual?"
"The Official Human Manual," Chris said wistfully. "It's what I call that book that everyone else seemed to get when they were born. They left me out, but I'm onto you guys. It's got all that useful stuff in it, you know—like the maximum length of time to make eye contact with people if you don't want them to freak out and start calling the cops on you. Or why you get in trouble for not following instructions but still get in trouble even when you do. Or why everyone never even seems to question the rule that says you have to eat and drink or you'll die. I mean, that's sinister stuff, but no one seems to notice, so maybe they have a reason for it that no one told me. I figured maybe they read it in a manual somewhere."
Chris fiddled with a pen, her eyes taking on that far-off gaze that Jan had come to recognise.
"Did you get the Manual?" Chris asked flatly, still looking at the pen in furrowed concentration, her expression tinged with a strange sadness.
Chris nodded, slowly, and then her mind escaped through the twirling pen into another world, and she didn't seem to hear anything Jan said after that.
Sometimes, Jan feels an intense urge to grab Chris around the neck and scream at her until she breaks out of her stupid little bubble to recognize that there's a world out here, with people in it, living and dying outside of her distant, mildly-baffled observation.
But people aren't supposed to do that to their friends.
Seven more clients come their way, four with the food plan until they stop offering it to new clients and reduce their monthly fee to $7k. Jan could not bear to keep eating the same bland meals over and over again.
Her days blend into a haze of non-stop exercise and travel, trying to salvage as much sleep as she can lest clients complain that her body is always tired. Chris drives her from one home to the next and spends the two hours with Jan's body. Watching it. Keeping it safe.
The money piles up in their accounts. Jan gets a double share, and the growing monthly statements provide comfort in those times when she thinks she might want to quit—despairing at the rapidly deteriorating state of her health, weathering the judgemental stares and snide comments from friends and family, tolerating the whispers, the pitiful head shakes, her doctor's concerns.
"What's going on, Jan?" her doctor asks. "You've always been such a health nut. Is everything all right?"
Jan shrugs. "It's just work," she says truthfully, and leaves it at that.
Yet the face that greets her each morning in the bathroom mirror is increasingly that of a stranger, one of the two young women she's become used to seeing flit in and out of the rooms where she works out, or lazing comfortably in a corner, smiling to see her struggling efforts, unspoken taunts sparkling in those eyes.
It becomes a relief each day to escape herself. Her hard work pays off in the other bodies she inhabits: losing their fat and building their muscles, watching them slowly transform from day to day. She falls in love with their increasingly toned physiques, the healthy ease of their movements, their growing strength and energy, that pervasive sense of wellness and peace. She sees some of those same bodies appear on magazine covers and TV, mingling with the rest of society's elites, gushingly praised for how good they look these days ("What's your secret?" tabloid reporters beg to know), and feels an uncommon pride.
Client 5 requests jogs around the neighbourhood. One day, halfway through a lap, Jan finds herself slowing his body to a breathless stop in the twilight. The street ahead lies straight and empty, flanked by an eternity of white terraced houses steady and calm beneath the greying evening sky. Luxury cars sit parked in broad driveways, bicycles safe behind gates, leaning by koi ponds.
Jan feels the sudden urge to run wildly down that road. Something inside her screams for freedom—for escape—to keep running until she runs out of breath and exhaustion drives red to cloud her vision, to keep running until even the all-reaching grasp of the Internet fails at last and throws her rudely from this burdensome cage of flesh out into the weightless ether; because only then maybe, finally, she will find herself.
Jan raises Client 5's hands to Client 5's eyes. She wonders what it is that makes these hands any less hers than her own.
"Oh shit," Chris said.
It was the first time Jan had ever heard her swear. But it was with Jan's voice, and it was her own face that Jan saw lit up in awestruck excitement on the other side of the bedroom, holding her hands before her face and turning them back and forth. "This is it. This is the real deal. Jan!"
It was the 59th test. The last few attempts had failed in many small ways: one-sided transfers, syncs that lagged and disrupted that crucial sense of presence, mis-mapped senses that turned vision into smell and taste into music in synaesthetic incoherence, and that frightening time all her senses winked out and left her in an insensible void panicking and desperately hoping the same hadn't happened to Chris and trapped them both in nothingness. But with this test, the final test, Jan knew they had succeeded the moment the program executed and Chris' body became her own, feeling as natural as though she had been born with it. For the first time, the illusion was flawless.
It should not have felt this normal, seeing her body call her name and bound over with a delighted grin on its face to grab her in a hug. Even Chris had never been that exuberant, but the success and the freedom of another body seemed to have liberated her.
"Great," Jan said with a weak smile, hearing Chris' voice as she spoke. She was unsettled by the sight of her own neck, her waves of long black hair tickling her nose, her strong arms wrapped around her in Chris' smaller body and squeezing her against herself. The shape of her teeth against her tongue was distractedly unfamiliar; everything was unfamiliar, from the short mess of hair on her head to the retro band T-shirt and skinny jeans on her legs. Her disoriented mind fixated on that: she was wearing Chris' clothes, and that didn't make sense because Jan was taller, stronger, bigger, and they would never fit. But here she was.
"We should go somewhere. Hang out for a while. See if the sync holds up," Chris rambled, releasing her abruptly from the hug, that distant gaze looking so wrong on her face. "We need to check for any long-term effects. See if any of our friends thinks we're acting strange. . . We should go before my dad gets back."
Jan barely heard what Chris was saying, staring at her body as it talked, feeling uncomfortably like a stranger to herself. Numbly, she made her way to the other side of the room, every sensation new and strange. In the bedroom mirror, Chris' reflection looked curiously back at her. Her face turned when she did, but her eyes were no more readable than before.
How many times had she wondered what really went on in that head? Now, staring out from behind those eyes, she was just as lost as before.
"When do we stop?" Jan asks Chris one night as they drive back to Jan's apartment from the day's last client.
"When we've earned two million dollars. You'll have most of it, but I'm cool with that. You deserve it so much."
+ programs > accessories > calculator
Input: (4 x 10000 + 3 x 7000) x 12
Result: 732000
Input: 2000000 / 732000
Result: 2.732240437
> exit
"Three years," Jan says.
"Yeah, about there."
The red lights turn green and Chris guns the accelerator. They pass through tree-lined streets dividing tall rows of HDB apartment blocks shading them from the stars.
"I'm tired," Jan says quietly.
"I thought that last client napped all the way through."
"No, mentally. I don't know how much longer I can do this." Jan stares out the window. "Some days I don't even know who I am anymore."
"Why not?" Chris asks.
"I spend too much time being other people."
"It's just their bodies. You're still you."
Billboards flash at them as they drive. Jan wonders what it would be like to have the bodies in those ads. They look so happy. They are so beautiful. But then, so is she for several hours a day, model-worthy frame clad in designer sportswear, using top-of-the-line equipment, walking through expansive homes, surrounded by all the trappings of the rich and sometimes famous.
"You know, I always assumed we'd be splitting the job. You were so excited that first time the swap worked. What gives?"
They turn into the car park and into a parking lot. Chris kills the engine. They sit there quietly, staring out the windshield past their reflections to the night-lit street.
"I'll do it," Chris says eventually. "I'll take half, you take half. Same for the cash. We'll take turns with the car."
Jan nods. "Deal."
Chris unlocks the doors. "I'll take first shift tomorrow. Sleep well."
"Thanks, Chris. You too."
Chris gazes after Jan's receding reflection in the windshield. "I'll sleep when I sleep."
They have the app downloaded into each of their headsets and executable at a mental touch of a button. They split up each day to work, taking on six clients each, and rescheduling the four meal plans between them so they'll always know where their bodies are. It's easiest when they're already at the client's house and can have a meal together, though Jan can never quite stave off the jealousy of watching her body stuff itself with junk food while she makes her way through salads and granola bars.
Result: 1056000
> close program
With both of them working, they'd hit two million in under two years.
+ Instant Chat request from Jan > accept / deny
> accept
+ Jan: Client 3 asks if we'll do exams for her kid.
+ Chris: That's cheating.
+ Jan: $1k for Maths PSLE. Double if we get A*.
+ Chris: Ok can.
+ Jan: Cool.
+ Jan has ended the conversation > end / new conversation / upgrade to Premium Chat for just $9.95/month!
Jan gets the phone call two and a half months later.
The long-unheard ring is initially unfamiliar to her. Too much time spent conversing through the headset in various degrees of immersion has rendered analogue telephones half-forgotten mysteries of the past, and there's something foreboding in the measured, repeated shrills that pierce her apartment just before midnight.
She goes into the kitchenette, takes the receiver off the hook on the wall, and puts it to her ear.
"Jan. It's me."
Chris' voice is unusually quiet.
"You're on a phone," Jan says.
"I killed someone."
Jan finds Chris sitting on the bench at a bus stop outside Newton MRT Station, head bowed and hands clasped together, cutting a lone still figure in the night. Jan pulls up in the bus bay and rolls down the window.
"Chris?"
She raises her head at Jan's voice. The once perpetually-present headset is gone.
Chris hesitates, then gets up and goes to the car. She pulls open the door and crawls onto the backseat.
Jan rolls the window back up and drives off slowly.
"Client 7," Chris says after a while. "He said he had work to do and left me to the job. I went to get water, heard noises. I saw myself naked in his room; I mean, they probably do that all the time now, but . . . well. I'd never had to see it before. And . . . this one had a webcam. So I committed suicide on his behalf. Now he's dead."
They drive on in silence.
It hadn't been much of a surprise. Chris wasn't even sure if she cared. She had, from childhood, developed a safe distance from her body and the world; that's how one stayed safe, stayed sane, no matter what happened. If you stayed apart from the world, it couldn't hurt you, even if it tried. She had learnt that lesson long ago. But too many injustices went neglected in this world.
She saw the look of fearful surprise and guilty anger on her face as she strode over in his body, her gaze fixed on his, and for a disoriented moment she felt completely wrong, a large man bearing down on a scared girl.
"I . . . I wasn't . . ." he started, stumbling up and backing into the wall.
"No," Chris said softly. She closed his open laptop, and heard muted cries of disappointment.
+ Chris' Files > programs > Control 4.2 > open > settings > Client7
"You didn't see anything," Chris said.
+ input > visual > off
Client 7 screamed at the sudden blindness, flailing wildly, crashing a stack of books to the ground and screaming again as one hit his foot.
"You didn't feel anything," Chris continued, grabbing him roughly by the shoulder before he fell and further damaged her body.
+ input > SELECT somatosensory | vestibular | interoception | olfactory | gustatory > off
Client 7 felt a tremor pass through him, and then there was nothing: no feeling in the darkness, no sense of physical existence, his hands opening and closing in the air, grabbing at his neck, shoulders, chest, terror spreading on his sightless face and emerging in another scream as he tried desperately to feel something, anything—
Chris held his hands still. "It's over."
+ input > SELECT ALL > off
+ output > SELECT ALL > off
The screaming cut out. Client 7 collapsed into her borrowed arms, Chris' body limp and deactivated, rogue limbs knocking over a lamp on the nightstand.
Chris took a deep breath and shut her eyes. Five . . . four . . . three . . . two . . . one. Calm.
The weight of her body was surreally light in Client 7's arms. She laid it gently on his bed. She put its clothes back on with a detached tenderness. She thought about its consciousness, booted out of its physical prison into the horrors of full liberty. Perhaps that was true reality. Existence without manipulation.
Chris considered her options. She could take over Client 7's life and force hers on him, but it would be a matter of time before he reported her. She could undo the blocks and unswitch them—hope he'd learnt his lesson. But he might come after her. Even if she got away today, he would always be out there, waiting. She might never feel safe again. She had lived too long that way.
She wondered how many people had seen her body.
She felt so tired.
Chris left the bedroom and stood for a moment in Client 7's living room. Everything was so quiet.
She could leave him insensible. But, no, that would be beyond cruel.
And there was one more option.
She found his keys and unlocked the main door. She walked back into the living room and over to the balcony. She pushed its glass door open with his hand, feeling the cool metal of the handles against his palm, and stepped out.
A breeze was blowing. Chris closed his eyes and felt it rush through his hair.
She climbed over the edge of the railing, grasping the metal rails, wondering why she was holding on so tight.
How do you die as someone else? the whispered thought sped through her mind. The flail of limbs that aren't your own, the desperate instinct to survive, protect strange flesh and alien bone; the pounding heart still forcing blood through veins protesting with each thud, the urgent gulps of speeding air, regret, despair, half-uttered prayer, eyes opened wide, no time to cry, when you're not you, how do you d—
Chris opened her eyes. She was back on Client 7's bed.
She turned off her headset.
She got off the bed and left the apartment, and went to find a payphone to call Jan.
A low drizzle spatters the windows. Jan activates the windshield wipers.
Jan almost pities her. Chris wasn't ready for this. Not Chris. Naïve, innocent, idealistic Chris, who spends all her time in inconceivable worlds carved out of abstract philosophies and hypotheticals and profound discourses on the nature of existence, who can find and exploit loopholes in complex computer programs but fail to account for the realities of human curiosity, to whom the human condition is a surreal, odd thing to be studied, not lived, not survived.
And if the truth were otherwise, Jan wouldn't know. There are some things you don't have to tell your friends.
"We need to call this off," Chris says. "They . . . they might find me if I go online again. Arrest me for homicide. If they investigate they'll find our business transactions in his email. I forgot to erase them before I jumped."
Jan signals a left turn and steers the car down a side road.
"We've got enough cash," Chris continues, her voice growing steadier with planning, that protective shield rebuilding itself on cold logic and reason, letting her escape into a place where there's no vulnerability and no pain. "We can be invisible for a while. Ditch the headsets. That way they might forget we exist. Stay off the radar, rebuild our lives. Reclaim our . . . our identities we lost. The kind that will always stay with us."
Chris falls back into the seat and lapses into silence, watching the wipers sweep the water off the windshield in their regulated rhythm. Back and forth. Back and forth.
One hand on the steering wheel, Jan raises the other and turns her headset off. That subtle sense of global connection dies. It's just her, once again, in the quiet left behind by the device that had given her a window into so many other lives. It's just her, guiding the car through rain-veiled streets with the dark outlines of people shuffling along on unknown paths, strangers living strange lives, strangers that could be turned substitute selves in a moment. What would it be like to be them? Truly be them?
But perhaps some things were best left alone.
"You used to asked me what my name was short for," Chris says quietly, gazing past the water-streaked glass into the midnight street. "It's not short for anything. It's just Chris. Chris K. Tang."
And Jan thinks about asking what the K stands for, but at the next red light when she's free to turn around, she sees Chris' eyes closed shut where she sits: one hand clutching the bottom of the seatbelt, her head resting against the side of the door, lost, at last, in the steady tranquillity of sleep.
Jan drives her home.
© 2018 by Davian Aw
Davian Aw is a Singaporean writer and Rhysling Award nominee whose fiction and poetry have appeared in Augur, Mysterion, The Future Fire, Strange Horizons, and Diabolical Plots, among others. He is a co-founder of TransgenderSG.com, and his first published book, Whatever Commandment There May Be, was released in July 2018. Some of Davian's writing can be found at https://davianaw.wordpress.com.
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Поко́тило — українське прізвище.

 Покотило Василь Іванович (1856 — ?) — російський військовий діяч, генерал від кавалерії.
 Покотило Володимир Кіндратович (1922 — 2013) — член націоналістичного підпілля — СВУ та ОУН.
 Покотило Іван Васильович (1951) — український журналіст, поет.
 Покотило Іван Григорович (1911—1945) — Герой Радянського Союзу.
 Покотило Кость — кошовий отаман Запорізької Січі (1739).
 Покотило Людмила Василівна (* 1971) — радянська, українська та російська футболістка й тренерка, півзахисниця.
 Покотило Михайло Федорович (1906—1971) — український актор і режисер, народний артист УРСР (1953).
 Покотило Ніна Олексіївна (* 1946) — народний депутат України третього скликання.
 Покотило Олексій Іванович (1960) — український військовик, генерал-майор.
 Покотило Сергій Вікторович (1903 — після 1957) — начальник управління контррозвідки МДБ Київського військового округу (1950—1955).
 Покотило Сергій Олексійович — підполковник Збройних сил України, лицар ордена Данила Галицького.
 Покотило Федір Микитович (1909—1969) — голова Кам'янець-Подільського міськвиконкому в 1955—1959 роках.
 Фока Покотило (? — †1574) — кошовий отаман Запорозької Січі (1574).
 Покотило Яків — очолював сердюцький полк у гетьмана Мазепи 1700—1709 рр.

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Mr. Mau was way too young when he became part of their family. There's a critical period in kitten development — between four and 14 weeks of age— when a kitten's personality is shaped by his or her experiences. During the time with their mother and litter mates, kittens learn important lessons such as bite and scratch inhibition — how to use their teeth and claws cautiously — as well as other perceptual, motor, and social skills.
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Goa's wine and liquor retail market seems to be flourishing, with sales having increased by 10 – 12 per cent during the last financial year
By Michael Fisher | B&C
The Goan beverage industry is a major contributor to the economy generating over Rs 800 crore to Rs 1,000 crore and responsible for keeping one lakh dependence contented, inform distillers and retailers.
Known on the global platform for launching wines and alcohol brands, Goa is noticing new marketing strategies by promoters from outside the states. Instead of press and media promotion, promoters are selecting popular resorts on the beach front and offer free of cost the newly-introduced wine or liquor brands to two or three couples inviting them to a round table chat. They continue this excise at other resorts and at a 5-star hotel.
Tito's Goa's happening place is the owner of Titos' Sparkling wine distilled in Nasik for Tito by Good Drop Wine, the makers of Rio Fizzy Wine. Plans are in place to export Tito's Sparkling Wine to Dubai and UK, says wine maker Ashwin Rodrigues.
The ban on mining is termed the conundrum of Goa's struggling economy and its rippling effect continues to impact on all sectors, but the wine and liquor industry bucks the trend and is a saving grace for over one lakh dependence in this industry, opines Victor Fernandes of Margao Cintubro.
Wine is drunk as a health drink during meals and it is considered a serious drink, says importer and distributor and proprietor of Liquid Gold, Vivek G Kerkar, quoting Jim Murray's Whisky Bible. Goa is importing about 24,000 cases of foreign wines and 49,000 cases of foreign whiskies. The consumption of imported foreign liquor is increasing at 15 per cent. The VAT varies. Johnnie Walker King George V costs Rs 49,000, with the VAT being Rs 8,900. Single malt whiskies such as John Paul that is distilled in Goa and Bangalore based Amrut are doing well in the export market.
The sales of wine and liquor in Goa have increased by 10 per cent to 12 per cent, according to figures procured from the excise department. For the financial year ending March-April 2013-14, Goa's excise department has netted a revenue of Rs 235 crore against last year's Rs 212.89 crore in 2012-13 in IMFL. Tentatively till June this year Rs 51.44 crore has been collected. This is only excise figures barring VAT and service tax. The vibrant wine and liquor retail market seems to be Goa's ATM, boast retailers.
The Excise Department says sales of local wines in 2013-14 saw revenue collection up at Rs 5.70 crore against collection for 2012-13 of Rs 3.85 crore. In foreign wines, excise collection was Rs 1.89 crore in 2013-14 against Rs 1.91 crore in 2012-13, a slight drop.
Wine retailers in North and South Goa are anticipating a wine price crash, as the wine glut seems to have dried up and stocks are piling. Among the factors that are affecting the wine market is the production from new vineries set up in Maharashtra by Karnataka producers.
Slow consumption is not matching over supply to the market resulting in a temporarily closure of some vineries in Maharashtra, says Fernandes. Over the years, Maharashtra has been contributing 65 per cent to 70 per cent wine production to the Indian market and is now facing over production by new vineries. To defeat the high excise duties levied by the Maharashtra government on wines made in other states, Karnataka vineries have set up distilleries in Maharashtra and have started its production.
Some Goan wine retailers are shying away salesmen from Maharashtra on account of over stocking of wines. "But wines such as Sula, Frateli, Valonia and Banyan are good wines and its prices is expected to increase," Goa Liquor Traders Association president Dattaprasad Naik informs.
He refutes that prices of wines will come down. But he does not deny that some unheard of wines brands are making its entry in Goa market. "The excess production we talk about," he says, "is on account of the former Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar who offered subsidies to entrepreneurs wishing to set up their vineries in Maharashtra."
The subsidy offered for wine making was too generous and tempting and those who had the formula to make wines may have flooded the market with its attractive package bottles, says the association president. As Goa is a 365 days tourist destination, demand for wine will continue by the tourists.
The association has made a plea to Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar to allow wine retailers to retail in packed bottles and to allow retailers till 11 a.m. to meet the last minute buying by tourists. "I will address your issue by framing a new excise policy," Dattaprasad quoted the CM. The extra two hours will increase at least 30 per cent sales for us and excise duty to the Government.
The Rs 3.25 lakh John Walker (not Johnnie Walker) will soon enter the Goa market. To quench enquires from Goa's rich elite, Liquid Gold proprietor Vivek G Kerkar has decided to import this brand. When sold to the consumer, the government will earn Rs 58,000 as VAT plus the customary excise duty.
Goa produces 10 lakh cases (distilled plus bottled and packaged) of Indian Made Foreign liquor (IMFL) and yearly 42 lakh cases of various brands of beers, increasing at 10 to 12 per cent yearly. During the season, tourist consumption is around 45 per cent to 50 per cent. About 15 per cent is purchased by travelers leaving the state, and the balance is local and migrant consumption, he says.
Permit selling retailers say they sell to the rich elite very high-end brands priced ranging from Rs 50,000 to Rs 2.50 lakh a whisky bottles as they detour through Goa.
According to Dattaprasad there are about 1,763 retailers, out of which 10,000 families are involved in the retail business, and one lakh people are dependant. About 8,000 restaurants are not taken into account.
Rohan of Tom's sells a bottle of Johnny Walker King George V a month. And regularly Lousi XIII a cognac costing Rs 2.5 lakh and stocks all the best collection of Johnnie Walker brands. Yearly he sells hundred cases of wines ranging from Rs 500 to Rs 5,000. Dry wines are consumed the sooner the bottle is opened, whereas sweet wines can be kept for a day or two.
Overall, Goan traders are doing well, getting a margin of 5 to 7 per cent on monthly volumes. On an average, each retailer issues 50 to 100 permits a day during the tourist season, it varies from city to villages. The Goa government earns 22 per cent on VAT which also varies.
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The Nationals Member for Lowan, Emma Kealy MP is calling for $300,000 from the State Government to urgently upgrade Edenhope's aged care facilities.
Last week, Emma Kealy MP joined the Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Rural and Regional Health, Margaret Fitzherbert on a tour of the Edenhope & District Memorial Hospital.
"I took this opportunity to again raise the ongoing issue of funding for aged care upgrade works at the Edenhope Hospital," Ms Kealy said.
"I have raised this matter in parliament and written directly to the Minster for Health calling for funding to ensure our rural health services are maintained at acceptable standards. We must support local staff to provide the best possible care for our rural communities.
"I started lobbying for this funding over six years ago when I was CEO of the Edenhope & District Memorial Hospital and I will continue to push for this vital funding.
"Staff at the Edenhope & District Memorial Hospital does a great job to provide premium health services to the local community. The wide range of health services provided to the Edenhope district is very impressive for a small rural hospital.
"The medical clinic and fabulous new accommodation buildings are a great initiative which will now support recruitment of staff and keep our local health service strong into the future.
"Over the past two years the Melbourne Labor Government has failed country Victoria by only committing $1 million in infrastructure funding for the entire Lowan electorate, which contains 17 health service campuses.
"It's time for serious investment in our hospitals so our local people have access to the healthcare they deserve," she said.


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What Should You Know When It Comes To Traffic Stops?
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Everyone has a tale about traffic stops. A traffic stop is one of our few opportunities to engage with a police officer for many of us.
Traffic stops are an everyday, often forgettable, duty for an officer. But it's also one of the most hazardous since cops don't always know whether they're stopping someone on their way to work or someone who's just committed a grievous crime and is prepared to go to any length to escape.
In the first quarter of 2020, the Asheville PD conducted over 2,000 traffic stops.
As a result, officers are trained to be exceedingly cautious and take advantage of whatever tactical edge they may uncover, no matter how insignificant in traffic stops.
It may feel unnecessary and inconvenient to have a flashlight shined in your eyes or have to twist your neck around to view a cop, but that is not the officer's intention. They're merely trying to keep as safe as possible.
A distinct problem is what people should know about the possible legal ramifications of a traffic stop. When the police stop a person for a traffic infraction, they are generally issued a citation. A traffic stop may result in a DWI / DUI, drug possession, or other violation being charged in some instances. Here are some fundamental aspects to remember while dealing with traffic stops.
Reasonable Cause for Traffic Stops
In an instance where a law enforcement officer has reasonable suspicion that someone has committed a traffic infraction, they may initiate a traffic stop. For example, the officer may stop someone for:
Failing to stop at a stop sign
Failing to stop at a red light
Expired vehicle tags
Erratic driving behavior
This list is non-exhaustive but serves as a baseline for an officer to initiate a traffic stop.
What Should You Do When You're Being Signalled to Pull Over?
You should pull over in a safe area if an officer activates their blue lights. Keep your hands on the steering wheel, remain in your car, and don't make any abrupt moves.
Follow the officer's directions to present your driver's license and registration when he approaches your vehicle. In addition, promptly notify the police of any weapon in the car and give any accompanying permits (e.g., a concealed handgun permit).
Be Courteous and Respectful During a Traffic Stop
It is critical to always be patient and cooperative with the police. Before considering whether to grant the defendant a reduction, the prosecution may question the officer if the defendant was polite and accommodating during the stop.
You want the law enforcement officer to say "yes" when the prosecution asks about your behavior during the traffic stop.
What Should You Do if You Disagree With the Officer's Judgment?
In court, your lawyer can address any issue. If you feel an officer was mistaken about what they observed that led to the stop, or if you believe an officer abused your rights, your attorney can bring these concerns to the judge's attention. On the scene, a person who is aggressive or rude is not helping their predicament.
Stay cool and discuss the matter with your attorney. It has never helped the situation to become agitated or irritated while on the scene.
The Right to Remain Silent
In all instances, you have the right to remain silent and avoid self-incrimination.
Each individual is protected from self-incrimination under the Fifth Amendment.
Until a person is formally detained, an officer is not obligated to read someone their Miranda rights before asking basic inquiries (e.g., "Have you been drinking?") during a routine traffic stop.
Consenting to a Vehicle Search
An individual can choose whether or not to consent to a search of their car by a police officer.
However, it's important to note that an officer who detects a strong odor of marijuana emanating from a car has sufficient probable cause to search the vehicle, regardless of whether the occupant grants consent.
Following a drug dog alert on a car, law enforcement may search the vehicle. Furthermore, an officer who observes contraband in plain view when approaching a car has sufficient reasonable cause to search the vehicle.
Reasonable Cause to Conduct a Search
The United States Supreme Court decided in Rodriguez v. The United States, 135 S. Ct. 1609 (2015), that a law enforcement officer may not continue a traffic stop without probable cause. For example, an officer who issues a speeding ticket and hands it to the motorist (ending the traffic stop) cannot prolong the encounter by having a drug dog sniff about the car unless the officer has reasonable suspicion that someone is using drugs.
If you've been pulled over, it can significantly increase your chances of a favorable outcome if you know what to do in the situation. However, the best way to secure your chances of avoiding a severe penalty is to have proper representation. Luckily, our team of legal experts is here to help you in your time of need. Contact us today for a free consultation.
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Der Gemeindeverband entstand mit Wirkung vom 1. Januar 2017 durch den Zusammenschluss von Gemeinden aus folgenden gleichzeitig aufgelösten Verbänden:
 Communauté de communes Vallées et Châteaux (12 Gemeinden),
 Communauté de communes des Gués de l'Yerres (7 Gemeinden)
 Communauté de communes la Brie Centrale (7 Gemeinden)
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Children and adolescents need to be aware of the importance of their weight, diet habits and physical activity to be able to make informed choices and avoid becoming the type 2 diabetes patients of tomorrow.
Families with children aged 6-12 from a variety of socio-economic backgrounds participated in developing new types of innovative exhibition concepts with the aim of leading to improved health in the families and their local communities. In order to involve socio-economically less advantaged families, the PULSE project initiated activities in different areas of the capital region, which were linked to the exhibition at Experimentarium.
Funding: The Novo Nordisk Foundation supported the PULSE project by awarding a grant of DKK 33 million over five years. In addition to this, all partners contributed with own resources.
The Experimentarium, project manager in collaboration with the Steno Health Promotion Research. The exhibition opened in 2015.


The Kindle devices are Amazon's series of e-readers that integrate with the Kindle Store where users can browse, buy, download and read e-books, newspapers, magazines and other digital media via the internet. These devices that are designed and marketed by the retail giant is Android-based and has the best screen display among the rest of the e-readers available in the market.
But with all the Kindle readers out there, I know that you might find it hard to choose one that suits for you. Whether your concern is the price, the color options, or the size, this guide will help you choose the Kindle that fits your interests and preferences.
The newest Kindle model is hands down the best Kindle so far. The problem is, it costs roughly $300. For $289.99, you get the thinnest and lightest Kindle with its all-new ergonomic design. Unlike previous models, the newest e-reader has a tapered handgrip to rest in your hand to give the feeling of actually holding a real book – perfect for one-handed reading too. It is also equipped with page turn button to give you ease in turning the page while getting lost in your story.
Just $100 dollar cheaper than the Oasis and $100 more than the previous model, the Kindle Voyage is a good choice if you are looking for an updated e-reader but doesn't want to shell out $300 for the latest one. For $199.99, you get a glare-free, 6-inch touch screen with adaptive light sensor that adjusts the display's brightness depending on the lighting condition. If Oasis has a page turn button, the Voyage has the page press sensor where it reacts to a subtle increase of pressure from your thumb which will trigger a page-turn.
This mid-range e-book reader is now upgraded to a sharper screen with twice as many pixels as the previous generation and an improved high-resolution 300 ppi display for crisp, laser quality text. It's also glare free with the same screen size with the two previous models mentioned, but thicker. I think if you are in the market for a mid-range Kindle then the Paperwhite is the perfect choice.
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I just want select serial number 12345678 & 43764374.
So how can I match select only just serialnumber has 8 digit number
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A: This depends a bit on which kind of database you have, but it will look something like this:
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A: With Bigquery you can do this:

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Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a superhero celebrating his birthday! You might not know it to look at him, but Superman just turned 75 years old.The iconic superhero made his first appearance in Action Comics #1, an anthology comic that was published on April 18, 1938. Nearly eight decades later, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone that doesn't know at least part of the Superman legend. Born Kal-El on the planet Krypton, he was rocketed to Earth by his parents to spare him from the imminent destruction of the planet. He landed in Smallville, Kansas, where he was found by Jonathan and Martha Kent, who raised him as their own son, Clark. As he grew up, he discovered he had powers and abilities beyond those of mortal men — he could leap tall buildings in a single bound, outrun locomotives, shoot lasers from his eyes, and fly! — which he put toward saving the world as Superman (that is, when he wasn't covering the news as mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent). But perhaps less known are Superman's earthly origins. For example, did you know he was created in that far off, exotic land known as Cleveland? Superman's creators, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, were teenagers living in a Cleveland suburb when they hit upon the idea for the character. After being rejected by one publisher after another, they finally received interest from National Allied Publications — now called DC Comics — who included Superman in the first issue of its new anthology comic. Superman even made the cover, which helped spark the intense reader interest in the character. The rest, as they say, is history. As the years have flown by, Superman has undergone numerous incarnations and, for a while, it looked like Siegel and Shuster were destined to be overshadowed by their most famous creation. But in the late 1970?s, a group of comic artists, writers, and editors banded together to rescue them from irrelevance. Since then, numerous other creators, as well as fans, have kept their memory and contributions alive. Superman's 75th birthday is as good a moment as any to celebrate the Big Blue Boyscout — as well as the men who gave him life. Cleveland did just that last month when they proclaimed April 18, 2013, Superman Day in the city. Kid Reporter Mahathi Venkatesh attended the event and spoke with Siegel and Shuster's relatives, the mayor of Cleveland, and members of the Siegel and Shuster Society about the city's role in the creation of Superman and the legacies of the men who dreamed him up.Check her story out on the Scholastic News Kids Press Corps website. It's a great read, and a cool look at Superman's secret origins! Superman's popularity has ebbed and flowed over the years, but the character remains as iconic as ever. The iconic Superman logo can be found on everything from t-shirts to hats to shoes, he appears in at least three monthly comic books, and is perhaps the most identifiable comic book character on the planet. And with a new movie, Man of Steel, hitting theaters this summer, Supermanshows no signs of being ready to hang up the cape. Photo: Cover of Action Comics #1 (courtesy DC Comics)


The Toronto Public Library is fighting against proposed cuts to its operating budget. The city asked the TPL to reduce its budget by 5 per cent in 2011. The board declined last week, and instead asked for an additional $5.51 million, a 3.3 per cent increase over last year, to cover inflation and contractual employee raises and benefits.
City manager Joe Pennachetti, whose own job is on the line with a new mayor, told senior staff sternly last week that Ford has an agenda for change. A lot of our staff, I believe, get it. They understand, Pennachetti says.
According to The Globe and Mail, the TPL would need to close all but five of 99 city libraries on Sundays; reduce its operating hours; and order 116,000 fewer books and materials annually to meet the budget cut demands. Between 2007 and 2009, the TPL saw an 8.1 per cent increase in use of library materials and a 7.1 per cent increase in visits from the public.


(1) It should be profitable.
(2) The cost to be incurred in the installation of cost system must not exceed the benefit which is expected from such an installation.
(3) It should serve the nature of business.
(4) It should serve the quality of management and the quality which the management desires.
(5) It should make full use of the information available and should be able to provide all the information required.
(6) It should ensure the prompt and regular preparation and presentation of cost data.
(7) It should maintain the degree of accuracy desired by the management.
(8) It should be simple and easy to operate.
1. Lack of support. The top management may not support the idea of installation of a costing system. If it is the case there is every chance that other functional areas may also not support the idea or they may not extend their positive support which may be expected from them.
This is a problem because the management may be nursing the idea that a costing system is expensive. The management here has to be satisfied with facts and figures that the expenses incurred on installation will be far less than the benefits which may accrue to the management. Efforts should be made to get the full support of the management. A sense of cost consciousness is to be created.
2. Resistance of the Accounting Staff. The Financial Accounting staff may resist because they may feel that with the installation of costing system they would lose their importance. Here, the accounting staff has to be impressed that the costing system shall be a supplement to them. Their job shall be diffused. Their efficiency will improve. New opportunities for them shall be created. And due to all these, they shall stand benefitted.
3. Non-cooperation. Others in the organisation may pose a problem by creating hurdles or by adopting a non-cooperative attitude. If they really choose to go by their non-cooperative attitude, naturally costing system may not succeed. Their non-cooperation may be in the form of non-supply of adequate data etc.
This problem can be tackled by educating the staff Particularly the advantages of the system should be fully explained to them. The important role the system is going to play should be explained and doubts entertained should be cleared. It is important to gain the confidence of all in the organisation before installing a costing system.
4. Shortage of trained staff. In this beginning naturally, this will be a real problem. The staff engaged to run the newly installed costing system should be adequately trained before assigning the job to them. This will ensure the efficient functioning of the system and will ensure the desired results.
5. Continuous check over the progress. The system should turn out successful and should fulfill its objectives is important. This has to be ensured by establishing such a system which may be capable of producing results by ensuring continuous check over the progress of the costing department.
One of the objections against the installation of a costing system in any organisation is that it is unnecessary and it involves duplication of work. Of course, it is duplication. But in the present complex business world the management should know not only the exact cost but also how it has been made up. Management is benefitted by an efficient and sound costing system.
The exact cost is known to the management. Its break-up into various elements of cost is also known to the management. It assists in determining the competitive selling price. It ensures effective control over materials, labour and overhead costs. Managerial decisions are made possible with the help of a sound costing system as it provides the required cost data.
The second objection is that it is expensive. It is said that the system is quite expensive and only a large organisation can afford such an expensive system. Agreed it is expensive. Also agreed that small-sized ard also medium-sized organisation, cannot easily afford. But considering the advantages and benefits which accrue to the enterprise is far greater than the expenses to be incurred.
Neither, therefore, the costing system is unnecessary nor expensive provided the system is installed after careful consideration of all the factors involved installing a costing system and weighing fully the pros and cons of the system so installed.


Editorial. Comments on the conflict between the Palestinians and the Israelis which exploded into violence in October 2000. Reasons for the anger of the Palestinians toward the Israelis; Views on violence; Advantages of nonviolence; Views on the unity and interconnectedness of each human being to the universe.
Focuses on the violence that occurred between Israeli troops and Palestinian police on September 26, 1996, in Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza. Reference to the Israeli-Palestinian peace deal; Israelis' concerns; Comment from Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
Deals with the impact of Israeli occupation of several Palestinian territories on Palestinian life and the peace process. Accusations against Israeli settlers; Bias in reporting about violence in the Middle East; Call for Israel to give back territories won in the war.
Focuses on the violence between Israel and Palestine. Criticism against the U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East; Description of the violence committed by Israel and Palestine against each other; Discussion on peace plan for the settlement of the conflict.
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The EPAC Rep. Co. with Theatre St. Prod. in September of 2021. You can now gain digital access with a small donation to help support EPAC.
90's Rewind
The EPAC Burlesque Series produced "90's Rewind" in May 2021. You can now gain digital access with a small donation to help support EPAC.
The EPAC Shakespeare in Space production of "The Tempest" in March 2020. You can now gain digital access with a small donation to help support EPAC.
Songs for a New World 2020
The EPAC Repertory Co. produced "Songs for a New World in Feb. 2020. You can now gain digital access with a small donation to help support EPAC.
ELF the Musical 2019
#FlashBackFridays on EPAC Digital
"ELF the Musical" produced by the EPAC Repertory Company in December of 2019
TOMMY 2020
DIRECT to EPAC Digital
The EPAC Repertory company presents "Tommy" the Musical DIRECT to EPAC Digital.
This production Streamed Live, Sunday November 15th at 3pm, 2020.
A View from the Bridge 2017
#ThrowBackThursday on EPAC Digital
The EPAC Repertory Company produced Arthur Miller's Classic American Drama "A View from the Bridge" in 2017, and NOW it's available on EPAC Digital.
Rocky Horror Picture Show (2007)
Happy Halloween! Flash Back Friday to 2007 with the EPAC Repertory Company production of The Rocky Horror Picture Show on EPAC Digital for a suggested donation. Enjoy the Show!
Wizard of Oz 2018
#ThrowBackThursday EPAC 2018, Kids Workshop presents FOUR CASTS of 'The Wizard of Oz' on EPAC Digital! Make sure you CHOOSE the CORRECT CAST#, when making your donation to gain digital access to the FULL SHOW.
Mary Poppins 2015
#FlashBackFridays to 2015, when the EPAC Kids Theater Workshop produced Mary Poppins with FOUR CASTS!
Make sure you CHOOSE the CORRECT CAST#, when making your donation to gain digital access to the FULL SHOW.
Heathers the Musical (2017)
The EPAC Repertory Company produced "Heathers the Musical" in 2017, and now EPAC Digital is granting access with a suggested donation ticket price.
The Summer of '42 (2006)
EPAC Digital presents FLASH BACK FRIDAYS
Welcome to the Summer of '42. With the world engulfed in war, three teenage boys have a summer they will never forget. As a celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Endicott Performing Arts Center, we are pleased to release the full performance of the 2006 production of "The Summer of '42". For more great productions, subscribe to our channel or visit www.EndicottArts.com.
THE WALL 2015
Flash Back Fridays on EPAC Digital
The EPAC Repertory Company produced the iconic Rock Concert, Pink Floyd's "The Wall" in 2015. Flashback to 2015 with EPAC Digital and gain digital access to this EPAC Production with a small suggested donation. Thank you and Enjoy the Show!
HAIR in the Park 2011
FLASH BACK FRIDAYS
FLASH BACK FRIDAY, with "HAIR" 2011 in the Park. The EPAC Repertory Co. produced the classic Love Rock Musical in the George W. Johnson Park back in 2011. EPAC Digital brings the performance to you in the comfort of your own home. Please consider making a suggested donation to gain access to the EPAC Digital content on-line. Thank you and enjoy the show!
ANNIE the Musical 2018
The EPAC Repertory Company produced "Annie the Musical" in November of 2018, to packed houses of thrilled audience members at the Robert Eckert Theater in Endicott, NY.
La Divina Avventura 2009
EPAC Digital presents this original EPAC production from June 2009, "La Divina Avventura". Produced by the EPAC Repertory Company at the Robert Eckert Theater located in the Endicott Performing Arts Center. This unique adaptation of Dante's Inferno takes the audience on a divine adventure through the pages of this children's book "La Divina Avventura" in Italian. Explaining the different stages of hell in a more family friendly way, with a full dance ensemble and cast of characters, this artistic expression of spoken word and classical music will take you on a personal journey of growth and exploration. Thank you for supporting the arts! Please enjoy the show.
The Music Man 2020
EPAC Repertory Company
The EPAC Repertory Co. LIVE Streamed their production of The Music Man Friday, Saturday and Sunday July 24th through the 26th on EPAC Digital. Due to NYS Covid 19 Health and Safety regulations, this production was changed repeatedly. Originally planned for a full in house live production with an orchestra and audience members, this production was reduced to a Social Gathering of artists and technicians. With PLENTY of mask wearing, social distancing and repeated disinfecting, the EPAC Rep. Co. was able to produce a safe and healthy musical that was LIVE Streamed for all to enjoy, with no live musicians or audience members.
Kids Theater Workshop FAN VIDEO
Beauty and the Beast VIRTUAL
The EPAC Kids Theater Workshop produced a VIRTUAL Fan Video of Beauty and the Beast in 2020 when their workshop was cancelled due to COVID-19


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"I got it from both sides," he says, referring to where he developed his talent. His mother, Leah, gave violin lessons, and his father, also named Peter, taught violin at school, so young Peter had lessons with both daily.
In high school, Peter began to truly appreciate playing the violin. His desire led to a Ruth Close Scholarship to attend the University of Oregon, and then a Murdock Scholarship for the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, from which he received his bachelor's degree.
After graduating, Peter played in the San Francisco Opera Orchestra and other local orchestras, and eventually became Acting Assistant Concertmaster of the Louisville Orchestra and the Co-Concertmaster of the Knoxville Symphony, before winning the Assistant Concertmaster position with the Oregon Symphony in 1984. "It was wonderful to be able to come back home and perform in the symphony I grew up with," says Peter.
Peter enjoys solo literature for the violin. One arena in which he shows this is through performances in local schools, where he inspires music students and keeps tabs on future symphony recruits. Some of this is done through Young Audiences, and some is his personal endeavor. Peter is also a frequent soloist with the Oregon Symphony. Outside of music, Peter enjoys running, weightlifting, and racquetball.


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Mr. Chow Asian Fusion will be opening in the former Chengdu location at 179 Park Rd. Photo credit: Ronni Newton
I wrote this column on Sunday afternoon, but then I watched football. And wow – what a win for the Patriots!!
Our family is extremely superstitious about sports, and Sam decided that I could not leave my position on the couch until after the game was over – no matter how urgently I needed to use the bathroom. I would not want to personally be responsible for the Patriots losing, so of course I did not move. I'm expecting that thank you call from Tom Brady any moment now.
And now back to the regularly-scheduled column …
Today is Martin Luther King Day and many people have the day off.
I know it's awfully, bitterly, arctic-ally cold, and there's some lingering ice on driveways and in parking lots, but if you do have the time, I highly recommend attending the West Hartford's annual Martin Luther King Day program.
This is the 23rd year for the town-wide celebration of the life of Dr. King, and it's always a wonderful ceremony that includes music provided by students from schools throughout town as well as a keynote address. In addition two students – one each from Conard and Hall – are chosen as speakers. I've covered this event for many years, and am always incredibly impressed by the poise and impassioned words of the students. Look for my story about the event later today.
Sam returns to UConn today for his junior spring semester. We've really enjoyed having him home for the past month and while I won't have to go to the grocery store anywhere near as often to buy eggs by the 18-pack, it's going to be very quiet around here and we will really miss him!
Photo credit: Ronni Newton
I successfully managed to stay inside all day Sunday (thanks to Ted and Sam for clearing the snow and ice from our driveway and sidewalk), but I did manage to take some pretty cool photos of the sunset – from the window. Although I'm not a fan of winter, I will admit that the sun setting and glowing through the icy branches of the trees was quite beautiful.
The blood red wolf super moon was supposed to be visible Sunday night, but I couldn't see that from any of the windows.
The space formerly occupied by Chengdu at 179 Park Rd. will soon be occupied by Mr. Chow Asian Fusion. The plans to open Mr. Chow Asian Fusion have been in the works since Chengdu closed in September, said West Hartford resident Hecheng Chen, who also owns Ichiro Hibachi and Icy Rolls in West Hartford, the Bonchon franchise in Storrs, and Wayback Burger in Granby. "It's still early in the process," Chen said of plans for Mr. Chow Asian Fusion. Demolition work has been completed, but Chen thinks it will take at least four months to do the build-out for the new restaurant, which he said will be a fine dining establishment with a full bar. Chen also told me that before Mr. Chow Asian Fusion opens, he will be opening another restaurant right down the street, just over the Hartford line. Chosen 1, a Cajun seafood restaurant, will open in the next few weeks in the former O'Porto space at 2074 Park St.
Ignite Fitness should be ready to open any day at 135 South Main St., in one of the former Revival Home Furnishing spaces. Ignite Fitness is a full service personal training facility, where clients can have scheduled appointments, but also can use the state-of-the-art fitness facility any time during open hours, or as prescribed by their fitness coach. To read more about the personal training facility and the approach of owner Kim Zengerle, click here. You can also follow Ignite Fitness West Hartford on Facebook.
Build-out has started a few doors down at 135 South Main St., and the area's newest Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine (PTSMC) clinic that will be run by managing partner and West Hartford resident Tom Kassan, should be ready to open this spring. PTSMC actually has its administrative offices in West Hartford, but this will be its first clinic in town. Kassan said previously that he is very excited about the opportunity to collaborate with Ignite Fitness and adding to the "health and wellness" opportunities on that corner. "I bring a style to physical therapy that's focused more on function, reaching your goals," Kassan said. People often think of physical therapy as something you do post-surgery, or to recover from a major injury, but PTSMC's company tagline is "PT for life" and Kassan said that's absolutely the corporate culture.
Food Rescue volunteer Michelle Hall of West Hartford pictured with TSA officer Mike as she delivers food to Bradley Airport. Courtesy of Food Rescue.
One of my favorite things about being a journalist is making a difference in the community – and it's especially gratifying when a story helps out a nonprofit organization either financially or by raising awareness. I think it's even better it happens with an intern's story! A few weeks ago, Ryley McGinnis, who was one of We-Ha.com's awesome interns last summer, returned to write a story about Food Rescue. She told me that she learned this weekend that not only have the organizers gotten seven new volunteers since her story was published, but also that Food Rescue has started delivering supplies to TSA workers at Bradley Airport who are working without pay during the government shutdown. This photo is of Mike, a TSA officer, with Food Rescue volunteer Michelle Hall of West Hartford. To read the story about Food Rescue, click here.
Here's another positive local story about helping out furloughed workers or those working without pay. Restaurateur Tyler Anderson posted this message on Facebook on Sunday: "All of our restaurants are now allowing furloughed government workers to start house accounts. There is no reason that they should have to sacrifice, because our leadership can't get their [act] together. For more details and to get the form to sign up go to the "govt shutdown" tab on any of our restaurants websites: www.millwrightsrestaurant.com, www.thecookandthebear.com, or www.porronandpina.com.
Luna Pizza is also offering a house account option. "Let us know if you're a federal government employee on furlough or working without pay, and we'll start a house account so you can still order now, and then pay us back later. Delivery, takeout, or dining room – let us know what works best for you. Thank you for your public service!" Luna posted on their Facebook page on Sunday.
Carrie Touchette and Gaby Pabon in the CycleBar West Hartford lobby. Photo credit: Ronni Newton
CycleBar will be celebrating its grand opening next weekend at 55 Memorial Rd. in Blue Back Square with free rides, raffles, and giveaways from Jan. 25-27. I tested out the studio on the first day it was open, and had a great workout – and was very happy to finish in the top half of the class even though I struggled to get my feet clipped into the pedals and stopped pedaling to help my neighbor adjust her seat. I will definitely be back! Click here for their website to register for the grand opening rides. And to read more about CycleBar, click here for the complete story about West Hartford's newest fitness option!
Wagging Tails posted a message on Facebook last week that they would be opening very soon at 635 New Park Ave. in West Hartford. Owner Krista Lofquist said that the target date is the first week of February. Her message was: "Plan your next vacation and know that your pup will be in excellent care at Wagging Tails Pet Resort & Spaw. Enroll your pooch in our fun, enriching, safe, unique and professional doggie daycare program, boarding, cage free boarding too, grooming, training, massage therapy and transpawtation services to and from! Also, open to the public, with membership, CT's first and only, Indoor Dog Paw-k will be at this location! A pawfect place for you AND your dog to socialize, play and have fun! For your convenience, all services are open 7 days a week!" For more information, visit the website www.waggingtails.com or call 860-621-PETS (7387).
Carl Lantz. Submitted photo
Congratulations to West Hartford resident Carl Lantz, a realtor with RE/MAX Premier in West Hartford, who has been elected as the 2019 Region 3 Vice President for the Connecticut REALTORS (CTR) effective Jan. 1. According to a news release, Lantz has been an active member of both CTR and the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS (GHAR) since 2007, is a CTR director and serves on the Executive and Communications Committees. He sits on the National Association of REALTORS Consumer Communications Committee. Locally, Lantz served as 2017 President of GHAR and also serves on its Board of Directors. He is a recipient of the "5 Star Agent Award" from Connecticut Magazine. Lantz is active in town sports, PTO, ski patrol at Ski Sundown, and involved with various charitable organizations in the community.
Congrats also to Town Council member Mary Fay, who has been appointed as the inaugural executive director of the Connecticut Retirement Security Authority, an organization that will offer IRA savings accounts to private sectors employees who otherwise don't have workplace retirement plans. For more about the organization and Fay's position, see the article by Matt Pilon in the Hartford Business Journal.
Congratulations to Linda Andrew, who has has been promoted to portfolio manager at YHB Investment Advisors, Inc., an independent investment advisory firm located in West Hartford Center. She joined YHB in 2016 as an assistant portfolio manager and has extensive experience in investments and accounting having worked for professional service, corporate and nonprofit organizations. Andrew recently passed the FINRA Series 65 exam and is a Registered Investment Advisor Representative in the state of Connecticut.
ICYMI – and you don't want to miss it – Mayor Shari Cantor will deliver her State of the Town Address on Thursday at the Delamar West Hartford Hotel on Thursday. The annual event is hosted by the West Hartford Chamber of Commerce. Click here for details.
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We're hooked and we can't stop staring.
As we wait for winter to wind down and for warmer weather to usher in longer, sunnier days, we get less and less patient for the return of all the amazing summer foods that come with it: corn on the cob, watermelon, and deep-fried state fair foods. In the meantime, you can hit up sports arenas for insane dishes like pretzels the size of your face, peanut-butter-cup burgers, pizzas topped with more mini pizzas, and I guess a game too.
Debuting at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute, Wisconsin — the home of the minor league team the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers — a new pizza-wrapped burger has me totally questioning my health. The monster meal, aptly named the Meatlovers Pizza Burger, includes four patties between two halves of a DiGirono pepperoni and sausage pizza. You could probably split it with three friends, which is why it goes for $22.
And that's not all the stadium is selling. Fox News reports that a second sandwich surrounds an oversize beef patty with two funnel cakes to create the "Big Mother Funnel Burger." Then there's also a cheeseburger topped with sriracha and jalapeño peppers stuffed between slices of Texas Toast and a standard, grilled-cheese-style bacon cheeseburger.
But baseball fans that are chomping at the bit to get their hands on these insane creations will have to wait until the team's first home game April 9.


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Q: URLRewrite to add www for http and https I need url-rewrite (or any other method) do the following:
http://domain.com > http://www.domain.com
https://domain.com > https://www.domain.com

I've seen a lot of posts to redirect to www and a lot to force https but none of them that does both.
Thanks

A: this should help:
<rule name="Redirect to www" stopProcessing="true">
  <match url="(.*)" />
  <conditions trackAllCaptures="true">
    <add input="{CACHE_URL}" pattern="^(.+)://" />
    <add input="{HTTP_HOST}" pattern="^domain\.com$" />
  </conditions>
  <action type="Redirect" url="{C:1}://www.domain.com/{R:1}" />
</rule>

A: this rule i use is applying WWW for both http and https (just copy and paste) :
<rule name="ensure www" stopProcessing="true">
  <match url=".*" />
  <conditions>
    <add input="{CACHE_URL}" pattern="^(.+)://(?!www)(.*)" />
  </conditions>
  <action type="Redirect" url="{C:1}://www.{C:2}" redirectType="Permanent" />
</rule>

hope this helps.


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