Irradiation of 1,3,4,5-tetraarylimidazolin-2-ones in benzene, under nitrogen, with or without iodine gave the corresponding phenanthroimidazolinones. In the presence of oxygen, however, the imidazolinone was photochemically converted to the corresponding benzanilide, N-benzoyl-N ,N'-diphenylbenzamidine and p-benzoylphenyl isocyanate, besides the phenanthroimidazolinone. On the other hand, the dye-sensitized photooxygenation afforded the benzanilide, amidine, N,N'-dibenzoyl-N,N'-diphenylurea, and/or 1,4-diaza-1,3-butadiene derivative, whose yields depended on the nature of substituents of the imidazolinone and of the solvent employed. Mechanistic consideration of the photooxygenation was also described.
Irradiation (> 300 nm) of pyridine and quinoline 1-oxides having a nitro group at the 4-position in dichloromethane containing trimethylphosphite of relatively high concentration (> 10-2mol/l) resulted in an almost quantitative formation of the deoxygenated products.
The cycloaddition reactions of diphenylketene (I) with several azadienes have been examined. 2-Styrylthiazoline (IIa-c) and I generally underwent a 4+2 cycloaddition to give thiazolo[3,2-a]pyridines (IIIa-c). On the other hand, reaction of I with 2-styrylquinoline and 2-styrylpyridine gave rise to a 2+2+2 cycloaddition products (Va, b), respectively. Similar reaction of I with 6-styrylphenanthridine gave pyrido[1,2-f]phenanthridine (VII) and a lactone (Vc).
The orientation of the addition products of I with sulfilimines (VIII, XI, XII) which we reported in our previous paper was the error and the reverse.
Treatment of N-hydroxyiminobenzyl-2-aminobenzamides (I) with ortho esters afforded the corresponding 2-alkyl-3-hydroxyiminoacyl-4-quinazolones (II) and 3,5-diaryl-1,2,4-oxadiazoles (III), respectively. Furthermore, treatment of II with ethanolic hydrochloric acid caused the ring transformation to give the corresponding III.
A stereoselective synthesis of (±)-7-demethyltecomanine (2) via a 3-azabicyclo[3.3.1]nonane precursor (4) which has the same configuration at the 3,5-position on the piperidine ring as that for tecomanine (1) is described.
2-Methyl-3,4-dihydropapaverinium derivatives (1-3) and 2-methylpapaverinium chloride (4) have been converted into the corresponding isoquinolones and carbonyl compounds by incubation with rat liver preparations. The role of pseudobase formation in this biotransformation is discussed.
Syntheses of 2-methyl-2-(4-methylpent-3-enyl)-5-(2-carboxyphenyl)-pyran-6-one from homophthalic acid and anhydrides with citral is described.
The reaction of 4-hydroxycoumarin (I) with acetic anhydride - pyridine afforded 4-acetoxy-3-(N-acetyl-1',2'-dihydro-2'-pyridyl)coumarin (III) in contrast to the expected 4-acetoxycoumarin (IV). The structure of compound has been established spectroscopically.
The reactions of 1-ethoxycarbonyl-1H-azepine (1) and chlorosilanes (Xa-c) in HMPA in the presence of magnesium afforded 1:2 adducts, trans-4,5-disubstituted-4,5-dihydroazepines (2a-c), which upon heating gave siloxane derivatives (3a-b) almost quantitatively. In the same reactions with 1-ethoxycarbonyl-1H-1,2-diazepine (8), a nitryl compound (9) was obtained. The dihydroazepines and the nitryl compound are considered to be formed via radical anions 5 and 10, respectively.
The Ultraviolet Absorption Spectra of Phytoxanthones are reviewed.


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Huawei looks beyond 5G, announces plans to launch 6G tech in 2030
5G coverage is still sparse throughout the US, but that hasn't stopped some phonemakers — namely Huawei — from looking even further into the future. The Chinese tech firm announced on Monday that it plans to launch 6G-ready devices and networks in 2030, which is just nine years away.
Though it's odd that Huawei is focusing on the tech this far in advance, nine years is hardly an impossible timeline to get 6G up and running. The first 4G LTE smartphone, Samsung's Galaxy Indulge, released on February 10, 2011, and the first 5G smartphone, the Galaxy S20, released 9 years later on March 6, 2020.
While the past is not always a perfect tool to predict the future, it's at least not unreasonable for major generational leaps to happen in under a decade. Of course, 6G will never take off if nobody even knows what it is — and that's the situation we're in right now. Most of us are still struggling to wrap our heads around 5G (and its variants), so anything more powerful than that isn't even on the radar.
However, Huawei hopes to change that. Sometime "soon," the company will release a white paper describing what 6G is to both the public and the rest of the communications industry. We're not sure what sort of details will be included, but we hope for information on potential speed increases and use cases for the tech, at the very least.
Some communications experts predict data transfer speed boosts of around 50x (up to 1,000 GB per second) compared to existing 5G networks, but that's the sort of claim we'll have to see to believe.
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March 6, 2019 May 7, 2019 Holland Blog
Holland's beloved and popular "Big Red" lighthouse, which stands proudly at the south side of the Holland Channel, has a long and rich history dating back to the first structure built on that site in 1870. Currently the lighthouse is owned and maintained by a non-profit lighthouse commission and is Michigan's most photographed lighthouse.
For the best view of Big Red, visit the Holland State Park where you can walk along the board walk to the north pier (wheelchair accessible). You can also view Big Red from Mt. Pisgah, where the dune stair case takes you 157 feet above sea level.
The Holland Harbor Lighthouse is an integral part of the history of Holland. A stormy history it is filled with disappointment countered by determination. Soon after the Dutch settlers came to the area in 1847, their leader, Dr. Albertus C. Van Raalte, wrote to the governor and the U.S. Congress requesting funds for the building of a harbor. Van Raalte knew from the beginning that if this new community were to flourish, access to Lake Michigan, to and from Black Lake, (now Lake Macatawa) was essential. However, the entrance to the lake from Lake Michigan was blocked with sandbars and silt.
Repeated requests for government help were made in the years that followed but to no avail. All the while, the Holland settlers made numerous attempts to establish a harbor. A permanent pier was built into Lake Michigan that was battered year after year by winter storms. Dredging was done both by hand and machine.
In 1860, citizens managed to cut a new channel-present location from Lake Macatawa to Lake Michigan. It was deep enough for barges to float from Lake Michigan into Lake Macatawa.
In 1866, harbor officials received word from Congress that they would receive an appropriation for work on the harbor.
In 1867, the Federal Government took over improvement of the harbor. Additional monies came in 1870, 1871 and 1872 but it was not until the turn of the century, fifty years after the effort was begun, that the harbor was substantially completed. It was too late for Holland to become an important commercial port, but not too late to help foster a thriving resort business. The Graham and Morton shipping lines made two trips daily from Chicago bringing eager vacationers to the lakeshore.
In 1893, a Life Saving Station opened on Lake Michigan. Ten years later it was replaced by a U.S. Coast Guard Station.
The first lighthouse was erected with $4,000 of federal funds in 1870, twenty years before the harbor was complete. It was a small, square, wooden structure that stood on an open platform on legs above the deck of the pier. On top was a lantern deck with a ten-window lantern room.
The lighthouse keeper had to carry his lighted oil lamp along a catwalk, which stretched from the shore where he lived to the lamp under a lens or magnifying device. When fog obscured the light, he signaled incoming boats by blowing an 18 inch fish horn often used on sailboats.
Steel Tower-Early 20th Century Improvement
Both the pier and the wooden lighthouse had taken a beating from the weather over the years. So after the turn of the century, when the harbor was finally finished, a breakwater was built.
The steel tower was an obvious improvement from the wooden structure. Not only could it better withstand severe weather, it could be spotted by incoming vessels as far away as thirteen miles.
When fog lay on the lake, as it so often did, a light signal was useless. It was obvious that a fog signal, stronger than a fish horn, must be incorporated. In 1907, a steam operated fog signal was installed. Two coal fed Marine boilers produced steam to sound the locomotive whistle used as a fog signal. The 1907 building was built as a fog signal building only. It had no light (the light stood adjacent to it as a separate sructure unitil 1936 when the Coast Guard consolidated the two structures by putting a light tower on top of the fog signal).
To house the signal, the 12th Lighthouse District, which had federal jurisdiction over the lighthouse, designed and constructed a separate building, the basis of today's lighthouse. This structure, unlike its two predecessors, was not placed on legs, thereby affording greater stability. The wood upper level is Queen Anne Victorian in style. The steeply sloped roof gables and Palladian window motif that are still still intact evidence this. The original roofing material was probably cedar shakes.
Originally, both the steel tower and the fog signal building were painted pale yellow with a deep maroon base. In 1956, however, the Coast Guard sandblasted the tower and painted it bright red to satisfy a requirement for the aids to navigation that a structure or light on the right side of any harbor entrance must be red.
This final phase of lighthouse development brings us to the structure as we know it today. In 1934 the light was electrified. In 1936, plans were made to abandon the steam driven fog signal, now nearly 30 years old, and install air powered horns using electricity as a power source for air compressors. Electrification also marked the end of the era of lighthouse keepers that had spanned 68 years.
The first lighthouse keeper was Melgert van Regenmorter, appointed to service in 1870 at an annual salary of $540. He served until April, 1908, just prior to the steam fog signal going into operation. It is said that he wanted no part of the new technology.
Between the years of 1908 and 1912, three different keepers shared time tending the light, Charles Bavry, George J. Cornell and Edward Mallette. Their relatively short terms of duty indicate that it took a special type of individual to withstand the constant pressure of maintaining the signal.
The last active lighthouse keeper was Joseph M. Boshka who came to Holland in 1912, after serving 15 years in the Lighthouse Service. Joseph Boshka, known as "Cap", served until 1940. He retired to reside in Macatawa one year after the federal Lighthouse Bureau was abolished and the Coast Guard took over responsibility for aids to navigation.
In addition to tending the light and signal, the keeper and his assistants also stood watch. This was especially important during the use of the steam powered foghorn since it took about 45 minutes of firing up the furnace to build up enough pressure for operation. Watch was generally broken down into six-hour shifts. All work activities and times of operation were recorded in the watch log.
In 1934, when the lighthouse was wired for electricity, electric air compressors for the horn were installed. The light turned on automatically at the right time and the fog horn was activated by remote control leaving the lighthouse keeper basically without a job.
Lighthouse Commission
In 1971 the lighthouse was declared to be surplus since the Coast Guard could not justify the expense of repair and maintenance of this structure that no longer housed the electrically operated light and fog horn. Private citizens started a petition and letter writing campaign to save the lighthouse. In 1974 the Holland Harbor Lighthouse Historical Commission was formally organized to coordinate the effort, even crafting the name of "Big Red" to personify the lighthouse and generate awareness to save it.
In 1978 the Coast Guard transferred ownership to the commission and, with it, the responsibility for the preservation of the lighthouse. Repairs and maintenance of the lighthouse are paid for out of endowment funds raised by the commission.
Twice a year, the Coast Guard inspects the facility and maintains the light. A new $6,000 light that can be seen for 20 miles has been installed. The use of a fog signal had been discontinued. The original Fresnel lens is on display in the Holland Museum.
Over the years, "Big Red" has taken on a life of its own, popular with painters, photographers, beach-goers, and boaters. There's nothing more relaxing than sitting in the shade of a tree, and watch the river empty into Lake Michigan, while the red sentinel stands guard on the opposite shore.
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Football Upset By Chaffey Panthers
John Athan|September 20, 2018
Mounties Football were stunned in week three visiting the Chaffey College Panthers on Saturday, Sept. 15, with a 13-0 loss under the scenic setting at Grigsby Field.
Mt. SAC was coming off a massive victory in a week two slugfest over Long Beach City College on Sept. 8, where they vanquished the Vikings 43-36 at Covina District Field.
That game was highlighted by an outstanding performance from the Mounties on special teams defense, securing a first quarter safety on a blocked punt. The Mt. SAC defense also held Vikings quarterback Drake Peabody to a 16-36 passing night with four interceptions.
Mt. SAC Football running back Davion Gaisie scores a touchdown versus Long Beach City College at Covina District Field on Saturday, Sept. 8. Photo Credit: Hernandez Coke/SAC.Media
Perhaps the biggest highlight from that night could have been Mounties quarterback Steven Nava's game, including the game winning 41-yard pass to Jacob Hennie with a minute and 36 seconds to go.
"We're a bunch of dogs out here. We're going to come out, play four quarters of football and this one was a shootout," Hennie said after the week two victory.
"Guys stepped up when we needed to make plays. We had the lead and then we gave it back. [Hennie] stepped up like he did in the first game, made a huge play, and put us ahead," Mounties head coach Bob Jastrab said on the team's performance against Long Beach.
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However, with the page turned to week three's matchup at Chaffey, it became glaringly obvious the Mounties lacked that same prowess in the areas that earned them the win over the Vikings.
After the Panthers culminated a 12-play, 86-yard drive with seven points to strike first late in the opening quarter, the Mounties found themselves in third-and-9 on Chaffey's 10-yard line.
Keshon Flemings, starting at quarterback for the Mounties in the first half, looked for Austin Griffin in the subsequent play, but the pass went incomplete and forced a field goal attempt from Gabriel Dunkle.
Coming into the game 3-4 in field goals on the last two games combined, Dunkle missed from 27 yards and Mt. SAC was forced back on defense empty handed.
Mt. SAC Football defensive back Jarell Sykes and linebacker James Marshall versus Chaffey College at Grigsby Field in Rancho Cucamonga on Saturday, Sept. 15. Photo Credit: Hernandez Coke/SAC.Media
Yet the Mounties showed some resilience following the scoreless drive, forcing the Panthers to a quick three-and-out, and blocking Chaffey's punt for a first-and-goal on the 9-yard line.
However, the Panthers defense seemingly became too high of a brick wall for the Mounties to overcome and forced another field goal attempt that ended with Dunkle missing from 20 yards.
After a deflating first half, freshman quarterback Dylan Flenniken spearheaded Mt. SAC's offense in the third, but only managed to go 5-10 on the night for 36 passing yards.
Chaffey quarterback Caleb Arreola ended his night going 13-18 with a 166-yard passing game after a 73-yard completion to Javian Lofton-Wilson for the Panthers' second touchdown in the third quarter.
Mt. SAC Football defensive back Treshon Pickett on the tackle versus Chaffey College at Grigsby Field in Rancho Cucamonga on Saturday, Sept. 15. Photo Credit: Hernandez Coke/SAC.Media
The Mounties successfully blocked the extra point and held Chaffey to a 13-0 lead, while Nava stepped in to take over at quarterback.
Despite Nava's short 138-yard passing game, the Mounites were unable to mount a comeback this time and dropped to 2-1 with the loss.
The team may have also been marred by a tough injury to the right foot of defensive back D'Ondre Robinson, who was forced to leave the game but not without leaving his mark on that massive blocked punt in the first half.
"I knew I had to make a play. I was just trying to make a statement and get our team going," Robinson said after the game.
Mt. SAC Football defensive back D'Ondre Robinson at Grigsby Field in Rancho Cucamonga on Saturday, Sept. 15. Photo Credit: Hernandez Coke/SAC.Media
Though Robinson's condition is pending medical review, his resolve to return to the field remains the same.
"I just have to bounce back and you know there's always another day, so that's how I'm looking at it right now," Robinson said.
"I have to go to the hospital and get an X-ray, make sure [it's] nothing too crazy. If it's something else, we're going to deal with it however we'll deal with it."
"[D'Ondre] is my cousin, he's my family … when he went down, it's like I went down with him. I know he's always going to stay strong," Mounties linebacker Sanu Baraka said after the game.
Mt. SAC Football will have to turn the page quickly heading into week four, where a clash against the visiting East Los Angeles College Huskies awaits them on Saturday, Sept. 22. at Covina District Field.
The Huskies are also 2-1 coming off their 55-0 routing of Compton in week three, but the Mounties remain the better team on paper.
Mt. SAC will look to bounce back against a Huskies team in disarray at the quarterback position and prone to multiple penalties.
"Play our hearts and clear our minds; we have to do what we have to do and try to make plays next week" Baraka said on the team's mindset going forward.
Kickoff against East Los Angeles is set for 6 p.m.
John Athan, Sports Editor
John Athan is the Sports Editor for SAC Media and SAC Sidelines. He is a journalist, multimedia producer, writer and voice talent from Greater Los Angeles. His passion for storytelling is only matched by his love for tacos. He is also a free press and community advocate with a background in social and behavioral sciences.


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We are proud to announce that the tvrc awarded two $500.00 scholarships. The very deserving recipients were Cassandra Tomolak (Esterhazy High School) and Alyssa Stauch (Churchbridge High School). Congratulations and good Luck in your future endeavors.
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The winning student must use the scholarship for their first semester's tuition at an accredited college/university.


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When it comes to seeing your little bundle of joy grow up to start going to pre-nursery and schooling, it really is an amazing journey. One of the things that your kid would need while attending any type of schooling or summer camp is a backpack.
You may think a backpack is not an essential thing to worry about. However, you would be mistaken since kids these days are highly selective when it comes to things they own. You should be able to provide one the best kids back-packs to their liking from this list we discuss.
Backpacks come in a variety of designs, sizes, and color. Every kid, irrespective of their age like to flaunt their style with their things and backpack is one of those things. It is an essential item and certainly matches their character. We may not realize it; however, it could be going to a new school, freshman year or even college - backpack counts.
What is the need for a Backpack?
You will certainly be surprised when you ask this question to your own children irrespective of their age. In general, a backpack of a certain cartoon character, color, and size all matters to your children. You need to be well aware of this fact since it is an essential item for any kid to store their belongings like books, pen-pencil, accessories (mostly applicable to girls, however, it could apply to boys these days as well).
Best backpacks for kids have a lot of options to choose from. The choice is not yours but your child's. We did not have the option to select the best backpacks for school, however, why deny this opportunity to your child?
So, here are the top 10 products that we have listed as the best Backpacks out there.
18" x 14" x 2.5"
13" x 8.3" x 16.9"
12" x 10" x 4.5"
5" x 16.2" x 12.3"
18" x 5" x 12"
11" x 5" x 12"
17" x 13" x 9½"
An 18-inch backpack from Lands' End is an attractive selection in the best backpacks for kids 2019 section. With two compartment facility, this backpack is manufactured from denier polyester. The foam padded back panel is comfortable for carrying and doesn't pose much burden on the kids' shoulders. A top sturdy handle can be used to carry the bag in the school or pre-school facility.
An attractive look with high visibility in low light, this model in a medium range of backpacks is one of the best kids backpacks 2018. The mesh side pocket is elastic in nature to store water bottles. While the adjustable sternum assists in shoulder straps to be in a perfect position. this provides better comfort to the kids' shoulders.
The water repellent nature of denier polyester is a big advantage when it comes to cleaning or washing the backpack. This backpack is solely designed prioritizing a kid's comfort while providing ample space to store books, lunch box, water bottle, and a few other accessories.
Polyester has another use; the spot clean advantage is always useful since kids tend to get dirty easily.
We were not aware of this backpack trend; however, it is quite a huge thing in school these days. A JanSport kids backpack will certainly be in the best backpacks for school list solely due to its popularity. From the cutest Barbie design to the aggressive Bad Boys design, JanSport bag has it all.
Your kid's backpack reflects their likes and character. JanSport precisely concentrates on the trending needs of the kids and improvises on their designs.
The 16.7-inch height backpack is well made for kids with additional bottom padding of 600 denier polyester. It has a wide range of colors and style to choose from. The backpack has enough room for books, laptop, sports gear, and water bottles.
Durable fabrics, straps, and zippers have been used to manufacture this Superbreak backpack. JanSport kids backpack is certainly worth spending due to its popularity and reliability.
Imagination at a young age is quite beautiful and a kid will certainly dream about many things that they see. This product from Herschel Supply Co. depicts the oceanic design with a blue color. The polypropylene material used to manufacture this product is quite sturdy and withstands all the dragging around and rough use of a backpack.
Kids at a young age will not know to handle things they own with proper care. So, Herschel has introduced this 13.1-inch backpack for those kids, so that it lasts for a longer period of time.
The exposed plastic zippers are handles for kids and are safe too. We need not worry about any zipper damage to the kids' hands as such. The two-zipper bag is useful for storing lunch box, books, and water bottles. The smaller front storage pocket can be used to store smaller items like crayons, pencils and such.
Wildkin specializes in toddler backpacks and we could certainly agree on the wild animal themed design as one of the best preschool backpacks 2018. Pottery barn kids backpacks also fall under this category. When it comes to storage space or item storage, this is one the best backpacks.
The 12-inch height backpack can store everything including a small blanket needed for a toddler or even a growing kid of 3 to 4 years. The multiple compartments is an added advantage to store more things compared to a regular backpack.
The polyester material is sturdy and can withstand the weight and the rough use of a child. The wild animal theme is certainly an eye-catcher for every child and they will certainly like it.
Vaschy relies more on artistic display to ensure that both genders are attracted to their designs. The irregularity in the use of colors in their designs for best backpacks in kindergarten 2017 till date has been quite charming. The backpack has a main compartment, a front pocket, and two side pockets to hold water bottle and milk.
The smooth zippers are easy to open for kids. Both genders will certainly like the artistic designs from Vaschy.
The large capacity doesn't necessarily mean hefty since the bag doesn't weight too much for a kid. Polyester is durable and water resistant, so, it is easy to clean. This backpack is recommended for kids between 2 to 4 years. It also comes with a 1-year warranty. The front pocket is quite spacious too which can hold large crayons as well.
Northern Pass Day Pack is a 5-zipper backpack suitable for almost every outdoor trips and camping. The accessories pocket makes the bag all the more reliable from Columbia. The so-called omni-shield advance repellency protects the bag against stains and dust. Shoulder straps and back are completely padded for additional comfort.
There are 2 big compartments along with 2 accessories pockets and 2 big front pockets. This is sufficient to carry enough gear even for a trekking or hiking trip. The 16-inch padded sleeve is made from 600 deniers coated oxford and faux leather.
This is considered to be not only useful for trips but it can also prove to be one of the safe laptop bags as well and can even be used for daily use to work as such. Faux leather bottom is quite sturdy and it does have a long shelf life with proper cleaning over time.
We are discussing the best backpack for kindergarten 2017 till date; however, we need to check out the backpack for parents. It may seem a little odd for parents, but toddlers require a lot of attention and also diapers during the first two years. Parents should be equipped with the right set of tools (diapers, wet wipes and more) to ensure their baby's hygiene.
Freilach has a suitable product which parents can buy. This Baby diaper bag is not only for storing diapers, but it also has lots of other storage options too, so, you could take longer trips with the baby and face no challenges. The durable and reliable backpack is worth every cent since all your baby needs can be stored.
The water repellant material allows for an easy to handle and clean advantage. The other perk of this product would be the 30-day satisfaction guarantee and the 120-day warranty.
The name suggests that the product is suitable for children between 2 to 3 years.
The Skip Hop Zoo collection has all the common zoo animals and children like animals. The cute designs make it all the more worth it to see your child wear it.
One big compartment along with insulated pouches, adjustable mesh pocket for water bottles and name tag with easy to clean option. There are many animalistic designs along with respective zipper pullers.
The adjustable mesh pouch can be used for both sippy cups and water bottles. We certainly could imagine our children to be cute wearing these backpacks. Talking about the material, padded comfortable straps made from polyester and polyvinyl is easy to clean dust and stains.
Book Pack from L.L. Bean is certainly a winner due to its consistent performance over the last 3 decades. Parents have positive reviews about this product. Let's check out the reason for such positive reviews.
Made from weatherproof nylon material, this book pack has padded shoulder straps for comfort.
Zippers are quite sturdy and have a long shelf life. 3M Scotch lite reflective material on front and straps provide excellent visibility.
Water bottle pouch has been added in the latest designs due to consumer feedback. With that, additionally, we are looking at pretty much an ideal book pack for your elementary school kids. The 16-inch height backpack is useful until the age of 10 or 11 for your kids. It is certainly worth the money due to its reliable and prompt customer service responses.
ArnEnCiel is certainly worth mentioning in the best kids backpack list solely due to its unique designs. This includes the robotic, emoticons, casual and cute designs for both boys and girls.
The multiple compartment backpack from ArcEnCiel can be fully equipped with accessories, water bottle, lunch box and more.
The Fabric or polyester material is weatherproof and easy to clean, it is also food safe with 2 front pockets. The two side pockets can be used to store snacks and water bottle while the two front pockets can be used to store accessories like a pencil, crayons as such.
Talking about the age group, this backpack is suitable for children between the age group of 5 to 10 years. The 15-inch height is suitable for kids in between this age and the design prioritizes comfort.
Looking at these products from various manufacturers, the best kids backpacks list is quite competitive. The decision to buy these will be yours until the kid is 4 or 5 years, then it is completely left to them with an added condition that the backpack is within your budget.
Backpacks are certainly a noteworthy item for a kid these days and we could certainly purchase this item at a feasible price. Make a smart and cute decision for your kid to be happy since it is the most important and beautiful time of their lives.
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The Animalcraft collection offers a wide range of animal types and sizes featuring realistic design details, diverse materials and overall high quality. This realistic piece is a soft squeezable, huggable Chocolate Lab dog. This soft plush has detailed lifelike features and is very soft and so easy to cuddle. Diverse plush material and air-brushed accents create a truly realistic look. Huggable and loveable for someone special. DEMDACO Chocolate Labrador Large by Animalcraft Collection. Made of plush. Measures 11.5".
This realistic piece is a soft squeezable, huggable Chocolate Lab dog. This soft plush has detailed lifelike features and is very soft and so easy to cuddle.
DEMDACO Chocolate Labrador Large by Animalcraft Collection.
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A survey by the Today Show in America found that only 18% of women will admit to dating in their 50s.It be a tricky world to navigate, but fear not – it can certainly be done, and can be lots of fun.We find in this age group men and women are more likely to go on second and third dates with someone, as they're more willing to take the time to get to know someone." Perhaps life experience really can help contribute to a better dating life…So what Caroline says, "We at Mutual Attraction find that women who haven't really dated before (because they've been married for years previously, for example) are either totally petrified at the thought of it, incredibly excited, or more commonly a combination of both." "I would encourage women who haven't dated before to just really embrace it, to say yes to meeting new people and new opportunities, and to enjoy it.Dating again in your 50s is often an entirely different kettle of fish to dating in your 20s, 30s, or even 40s.Most people will have been married before, and may potentially be divorced or even widowed.Plus, having someone to talk to and share your dating experiences with, can be the biggest confidence boost of all.
They don't try and hide what they're looking for, but they're more willing to compromise.It's difficult to meet people these days, which seems crazy given how we seem to be more connected than ever," Caroline told us."But if you would prefer to meet people organically, a great place to start is to ask friends to play matchmaker.If you aren't willing to put in some effort to your dating life, then it could be a sign that it's not the right time for you to be dating at the moment." Lisa also recommends having three go-to outfits that you feel great in, saying "Before your date, you don't want to be dumping and going through your whole closet!Really dress up, with a dress and heels if you want to – why not?' Often what was important to us years ago isn't as important now.Don't miss out on meeting wonderful people for the sake of thinking he has to be tall!Try Woman and Home's dating website, Woman and Home Plus One to meet people your age, websites like e Harmony, specialist countryside dating site Muddy Matches, or specialist 50 site, Fifty Dating.Lisa agrees that "Online dating sites are the best places to get started, as there are a huge range of men on them." Caroline says, "Every woman has their own character and personality that shines through in their clothes and accessorizes." Lisa agrees, stating that it's also key to take a look at your previous patterns of men.She says to be careful with this, "As we can often re-attract the same guy", which isn't necessarily always a good thing.
By Guest Contributor Bobbi Palmer, Dating and Relationship Coach for Women over 40. March 26, 2013. Is your profile withering away online? Is it attracting the.
Jun 23, 2018. If you've never been on a dating site for over-50s, you'll be surprised by how easy and helpful most of these platforms are. Online dating at any.
Most single women 50 +are no longer interested in marriage but do want to date and eventually have a relationship, according to a recent study. "Jumping back.


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San Diego, CA (March 21, 2020) – Officials from the San Diego Police Department were at the scene of a collision in San Diego on Thursday night, March 19th, at around 11 p.m. 45 minutes into the investigation, an officer was struck by a driver who is believed to have been driving under the influence. The site of the accident was at the corner of Palm and Twining Avenues.
According to local reports, the officer was maintaining the perimeter of the crash site when he and a police vehicle were struck by the driver. The officer was taken to a nearby hospital for medical treatment. The driver showed signs of intoxication and was given a sobriety test at the scene.
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Will the How to Train Your Dragon franchise pick up its first Oscar with The Hidden World ... or lose once again to a Toy Story movie?
It's waaaaayyyyy too soon to know what's up with Oscars 2020, but How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World has already been seen by millions of people around the world, and those people loved it.
So Variety already got the ball rolling by speculating about How to Train Your Dragon 3 as a possible contender to win the franchise its first Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.
This is a tough year for that kind of talk -- with Toy Story 4 and Frozen 2 on the way -- but word on the street has been fabulous for How to Train Your Dragon 3. That said, both Tom Hanks and Tim Allen said they could barely finish recording their lines for Toy Story 4 because it was so emotional. Emotion sells.
The first How to Train Your Dragon movie was nominated alongside Toy Story 3 and The Illusionist at the Oscars airing in 2011. Toy Story 3 won. The first Frozen movie won at the 2014 Oscars, not competing against Toy Story or Dragons. How to Train Your Dragon 2 ended up nominated for the 2015 Oscars -- alongside The Boxtrolls, Song of the Sea, and The Tale of the Princess Kaguya -- but they all lost to Big Hero 6.
Disney tends to dominate the Best Animated Feature category, and there are a lot of Disney movies coming out this year in general. But if ever a How to Train Your Dragon movie had a shot at the big prize for DreamWorks Animation, this is it.
Hiccup voice actor Jay Baruchel said the conclusion of Hiccup and Toothless' journey would leave fans sad but satisfied. That seemed to be the case for critics, who saw the film first, and then the lucky fans who flocked to early sold-out screenings around the country. Fans were left in tears, but also gushing with praise for the movie. The Hidden World opened early in foreign markets and it's already making a lot of money.
How to Train Your Dragon opens in theaters over here on February 22. It will be a long time before we hear anything about its Oscar chances for 2020, but history suggests it will at least be nominated.
The 2019 Oscars haven't even been awarded yet -- they're coming Sunday February 24, 2019. The films nominated for the Best Animated Feature of 2018 are Incredibles 2, Isle of Dogs, Mirai, Ralph Breaks the Internet, and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. The 2019 movie year is just getting started, and there are a lot of animated and live-action titles to keep track of, so bookmark our handy 2019 movie schedule.


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Q: Excel VBA: range.autofit not "autofitting" I have the following code in Excel:
Sub autosort()
Dim lastrow As Long
lastrow = Cells(rows.Count, 17).End(xlUp).Row
Range("A3:Q" & lastrow).Sort key1:=Range("Q3:Q" & lastrow), _
   order1:=xlDescending, Header:=xlNo
Call autoborder(Range("A3:Q" & lastrow))
Range("A2:Q" & lastrow).EntireRow.AutoFit
End Sub

Everything works to border up the cells, but I can't get the sheet to auto-fit the row heights via the last line...it runs but when I go back to look at the result the row heights are not autofit.
Any tips would be greatly appreciated, thank you.

A: You could try:
Sub test()

    With ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Sheet1")

        .Cells.EntireColumn.AutoFit
        .Cells.EntireRow.AutoFit

    End With

End Sub

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Desert Island Discs | Name-Brand Ketchup.
I've said here before that 1979 was the second-best year ever for rock'n'roll. And it's hard to remember a time when Tom Petty wasn't all over "classic rock" radio. But yes, there was such a time, and TP and The Heartbreakers took the music world by surprise in the fall of 1979 with this, their third album.
They weren't quite new wave, whatever the flexible meaning of that term was at the time. Nobody knew into quite which cubbyhole they should be placed. With their need for easy categorization, reviewers at the time used to lump TP in an odd sort of clump with Bruce Springsteen, John Mellencamp (still John Cougar at that point), and Bob Seger. "Heartland rock," I guess it could be called.
I believe this is the album The Rolling Stones wish they could have made instead of 1978's "Some Girls." The Heartbreakers were every bit as a tight a band as the Stones at their peak. "Torpedoes" rose to #2 on the Billboard album charts, and stayed there for seven weeks (kept from #1 by Pink Floyd's "The Wall").
There is not a bad song on this album. For me the best are "Even The Losers," "Shadow Of A Doubt (A Complex Kid)," and "Louisiana Rain," a great lost-her-on-the-road song like "Me And Bobby McGee," but it's a difficult choice.
In five decades now TP, as a solo act as well as with The Heartbreakers and The Traveling Wilburys, has created an incredible legacy of music. But none of his work since "Torpedoes" has ever affected me the same way. It's his best work.
If 1966 was the best year ever for rock'n'roll, as I've often said, then 1979 was quite possibly the second-best. For one brief shining moment the (ironically) tone-deaf music and radio industries weren't stuck-on-stupid, and instead of their customary weaksauce they embraced and promoted power pop. And temporarily the airwaves were awash in jangling guitars, chimey power chords, and three-minute pop songs. Yes, kids, good and inventive music was actually popular. It was fated not to last, for reasons I've theorized before, but what a great run it was.
Shoes was formed in 1974 in Zion, Illinois by high school friends Gary Klebe and brothers John and Jeff Murphy. They decided to form a band after graduation, though at the time none of the guys knew how to play an instrument. Not really uncommon, so each picked one to learn. Within a year the three got back together to rehearse, and in 1977 recorded their first DIY album and single on a four-track recorder in Jeff's living room. It must have worked out okay, because Shoes has been recording great power pop for thirty-seven years since.
The group signed to Elektra Records in April 1979 and released their first major label album "Present Tense" that September. Recorded in England, the album peaked at number 50 on the Billboard 200; "Too Late" reached number 75 on the Billboard Hot 100. Four videos, including "Too Late," were in hot rotation on MTV in its beginning days a couple of years later.
Economic forces and a return to stuck-on-stupid would soon steer the music and radio industries back toward their usual weaksauce. But just like in 1966, great music was both happening and popular in 1979 and Shoes were part of it. A Desert Island Single to be sure.


This week was a mixture of experiences. We started the week off by getting ready for a pitch in the Darts Farm Tepee and helping them with the Devon County Show. At the start of the week we also had our first visit from our new EHO for the East Devon Area. I must say it wasn't anywhere near as constructive of helpful as we have experienced from Exeter so we were left feeling a little bit worried about how this relationship will go. Since then and a number of product tests all coming back fine I think the relationship may well continue positively. I do hope so.
The County show also came with some mixed emotions. Good to catch up with people who we don't see from show to show and share war stories. We managed to chat to the right people and ensure we can have a pitch in the food tent next year once we could explain that we produce a product within 1 mile of the show ground so this should be a market we can sell in.
A great time in the Darts tent helping with the sausage making and talking to the customers. Friday however saw some very disturbing news for everyone but we where also told by the sausage judge our products where not up to scratch! Turns out you need 6 not 4 sausages in a pound, gluten free sausages are not on they must contain bread, if you slow cook a sausage for 45 minutes and lightly brown it then it's not cooked and can't be eaten, pink meat in a venison sausage means it's raw and rare bread pork tastes too porky for a sausage. I guess we need to re think how we make our rare breed gluten free sausage if we want to win any competitions! Oh well as you can tell we are not bitter at all about this experience.
We managed to spend some time on Thursday working with Nick from the Blueberry Bros making a Blueberry and Maple Syrup Sausage. I think we managed a great breakfast sausage there. Look out for this in the future.
It was such a shame that the show was cancelled on Saturday and we were sad for the organisers and all the vendors who spent so much time planning for this event.
We managed to have a proper day off on Sunday, dog walking and a north African inspired BBQ. I actually managed to make sausages at home for us to eat. It must have been 12 months since I did that! Merguez and they were lush. I shall be trying them with Venison I think. A 4 hour cooked Lamb shoulder in the ProQ was amazing. It was enjoyed by all.
The bank holiday weekend saw two firsts for us, we ran the BBQ at the Lighter on Monday for the first Topsham Music festival. The event was a real success and we look forward to next year and all future events. We also agreed that on the 21st September Topsham Rugby Club can hosts the inaugural Topsham Beer and Bacon Festival. We shall be organising this with our good friend Rees from the Beer Temple. Details to follow.
It's so nice to see the community getting together for an event like this and we can't wait for the Slow Food Devon Food Market and Street Food Market on July 12th.
We are looking forward to another week and the Dartington Food Festival at the weekend.


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A Touch of Paradise
Stunning scenery, fascinating culture & intriguing history are the hallmarks of this island
The areas that are covered are:
North - This is considered the cultural belt of Sri Lanka which is made up of heritage sites and cave temples. The main places to visit are - Sigiriya, famous for the Lion Fortress, Dambulla, for the Buddhist Cave Temple, Polonnaruwa, and Anuradhapura, which are ruins of ancient Buddhist cities known for their archaeological value.
Central - The hill town of Kandy is where the north and south connect. It is famous for the Tooth relic temple which is believed to house the sacred tooth of Lord Buddha. There is also a Murugan temple where you will be welcomed with an evening cultural dance performance showcasing Kandyan art form. There is also the hill station of Nuwara Eliya which is famous for its tea plantations, and the Horton Plains National park with breathtaking viewpoints.
South - Resplendent with pearly beaches. The main towns of Galle, famous for its Dutch Fort and the adjoining Unawatuna where you can visit the Japanese peace pagoda. Down south, you reach Mirissa, where whale watching is exciting during early morning hours. Then you arrive at the tea plantation in Koggala, around half an hour from Galle which is a rarity due to its proximity to the sea. Finally, there is the national park in Yala, which is famous for leopards and other animals.
Colombo - usually done in half-day is famous for its Fort area with its old colonial buildings and also Galle Face which is a sea-facing setup and a popular hangout for the locals.
As we arrived we were greeted in traditional style by our tour guide Mr. Pierre, with beautiful local handmade flower garlands. He quickly briefed us on the day's itinerary, got us all set with the local mobile network and ensured we hit the road immediately.
Our first destination was the Dambulla Cave which is situated about 148 km East of Colombo. We traveled through the local villages and enjoyed the lush greenery on either side. It strikes you that this region is quite similar to our God's own country Kerala, even in the minutest aspects. The roads were compact and quite deserted at certain stretches. What you simply cannot miss is the road discipline and cleanliness which are so clearly evident.
Upon arrival at the cave temple, we had to walk up a flight of stairs to reach the entry point of the cave. The area comprises 5 caves in total which is a haven of serenity and calmness. You get a breathtaking view from the cave and one may absorb the positive energy that the place has to offer while on top. These caves of Dambulla showcase magnificent Buddhist art with its sculptures and paintings.
After visiting the cave we headed directly to our hotel, from where our first pit stop was Kassapa Lions Rock. This resort is situated in between Dambulla cave and Sigiriya rock. During the day one could get a view of the rock from the resort. Pierre got us quickly checked in and called the jeep drivers to confirm our next day's Jungle safari. He also intimated to us that we had to start early the next day to see the Sumitra elephants. We quickly got settled in and soon fell asleep as we had to be awake by 5 am the next day.
Day 2: Kaudulla National Park.
We reached the park in the early hours and there was a jeep all set for us to venture into the jungle to see the magnificent elephants. One mostly gets to sight only elephants in this national park. We set off in the jeep and were enjoying the bumpy off-road ride when all of a sudden, in the backdrop of the sunrise and lush green grass, stood a herd of elephants. Our jeep driver stopped at a safe distance so that we could see them without disturbing or agitating them. We saw them gracefully walk by eating the dew filled grass. After an hour-long ride in the National Park, we returned to the resort and rested awhile as our next stop was a more adventurous one.
The Sigiriya Rock: A mystical place that has so much history to know and to learn. Each and every piece of that land has been meticulously constructed. It has many types of gardens which include the stone and water gardens. For those who aren't fans of walking and trekking, the rock and the area that surrounds it might look daunting. The rock comprises 1200 steps one way. The climb is very steep and it is only in the midway that one gets to see the lions feet. We mustered the energy and began our ascent. We were stunned by the fresco paintings and by the way the steps were built from the lion's paw and upwards. The fortress also looked scintillating and had it remained intact it would have been one of the wonders of the world. We took a few pictures and then headed back down.
From Sigiriya, we traveled by road and reached the Grand Kandyan Hotel in Kandy. It a 5-star comfortable hotel with a rooftop swimming pool. After warm water feet dip and a heavy dinner, we called it a day. The next day started a little later than the previous days As we were having breakfast we were fortunate to observe a wedding preparation taking place and also got to see the bride and groom dressed in the traditional Kandy wedding style.
Day 3: Kandy –Nuwara Eliya
We were informed that from today our trip would be more relaxing with less to walk around.
Our first stop was at the Tooth relic temple and then to the Murugan temple which was close by. We then took the hill roads and reached the Damro Tea Factory. This tea factory is a must-see attraction on the way to the hill station called Nuwara Eliya. You are surrounded by acres and acres of tea estates where you get to taste the produce of the factory, free guided factory tour and also see the tea making process.
● At a distance of 50 km from Kandy, Ramboda is a scenic village located in the Central Province of Sri Lanka. It is well-known for its stunning waterfalls and the historical Sri Bhakta Hanuman Temple. The temple was built by the Chinmaya Mission on the hills of Ramboda where Lord Hanuman is believed to have searched for Sita. The temple has a 16-foot idol of Lord Hanuman along with those of Vinayakar, Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana. It is one of the most important places that are related to Ramayana that you need to visit during your Sri Lanka Trip. The name Ramboda is also associated with Rama's army as this was also the place where the two armies faced each other for the first time, Lord Rama's army on the Ramboda hillside and Ravana's on the other side, separated by the Ramboda Lake.
● There is a pond called 'Sita Tear Pond' nearby, which is said to have been formed from Sita Devi's tears. Situated at Ramboda Pass, Ramboda Falls is a mesmerizing waterfall which cascades down from a height of about 109 m. It is one of the highest waterfalls in Sri Lanka and among the best places to visit in Sri Lanka. Close to the Ramboda Falls, there is the Ramboda Tunnel which is currently the longest road tunnel in Sri Lanka, about 225 m in length.
After taking pictures and tea tasting we reached the Golden Ridge Hotel. As we were waiting for the rooms we were served hot coffee. This was our first coffee in 3 days and it felt like heaven - people who are Chennai based coffee lovers would understand this emotion. We then checked into a cozy room that had a view of the tea estates. We relaxed for a while and then dived into the temperature-controlled swimming pool. After a warm swim, we stepped out for an evening walk to the Nuwara Eliya market and Gregory Lake. This small town in the hills is actually known for its cool climate, nicely kept gardens and colonial type bungalows.
Day 4: Nuwara Eliya to Ella
We started the morning by visiting a few properties as I wanted to see what they had to offer for my future guests. My friend was patient to click pictures at each of these properties. Once I was done with seeing all the different rooms it was time to do some strawberry tasting at the local farms. We visited a strawberry farm and tasted the local produce and from there we went to Gregory Park. The pictures speak the loudest regarding the lovely place. Later, we were back on the road and on the way we stopped by at the Seetha Amma temple, another integral part of the Ramayana experience. This temple is believed to be the spot where Hanuman met Seetha Amma and there is a footprint of Lord Hanuman on the rock.
The idea was to reach Ella Gap by train which is a popular scenic ride from Nuwara Eliya. Our guide found the nearest station for us to take the train and to enjoy the ride and the scenic beauty all along.
Our next stop was the Bandarwela Railway Station. It was a long wait for the train and sets you wondering what's so special about this particular train experience. The most wonderful way of entering the Tea Country is by train.
● The trains are of a completely different style and also give passengers the scope to take lovely pictures
● The trains pass through multiple tunnels and also through lush greenery
● There is also the famous 9 arch bridge which forms a mind-boggling part of the train experience
Though we were all set to enjoy all of the above and take good pictures, we somehow did not get the right-click nor do the right frame although the entire journey was a treat to the eye. This could also be because our train ride had only 5 or 6 stops, and by the time our mind could work around the right pose we had reached our station. We were greeted at Ella station with a heavy downpour and luckily I was able to get a boomerang shot taken. Our hotel was a walkable distance from the station and we quickly checked into the Oak Ray Ella Gap Hotel. Late in the evening after dinner, we took to the streets of Ella Gap, ventured into the cafe and did some souvenir shopping. Ella Gap is known for its nightlife and also for trek freaks.
Day 5: Ella Gap
Ravana falls was our first stop for the day and from there we were all set to mount the Little Adams peak. The trek was not very hard as the path was well formed and had steps most of the way. On reaching the top, we noticed another track which was made by the locals that connect the Little Adams peak to another peak nearby. I was rather too exhausted to venture further but my friend was enthusiastic and proceeded along with the guide. After the peak, we called it a day and just lazed around at the hotel enjoying the rest of the evening watching the rain.
The last day was completely on the road and it was a long journey from Ella to Colombo. I would strongly suggest you do not sleep during the drive back as you would miss out on the lovely mist and the beauty of the roads. Also do not venture out on the wet grass without proper protection as my friend had invited a leach on to her leg and did not realize it for a long time.
Our trip was fun-filled with a lot more to explore which we will probably cover in our next trip to Lanka,
Why one must visit Srilanka and do:
● The beauty of the land and the meticulous maintenance of each and every part of it ensure that tourists have a good safe journey.
● Discipline and safety are paramount - you are in safe hands when you travel with authorized travel guides.
● An abundance of history - for the Ramayana epic lovers this is a place you would love to visit.
● For foodies - especially seafood lovers, this is paradise
● For picture lovers, the beautiful blue-sky backdrops, the landscapes and the water bodies are camera-friendly, making even a simple shot look stunning
● If you want a silent get away and just relax, they have stunning properties that just pamper and de-stress you.
● Adventure lovers - the stunning trek at Little Adams peak and also Diyaluma waterfalls (which we did not cover due to rains) would be an experience you would never forget.
● Climb Sigiriya Rock to discover the incredible caves at the top
● Soak up some sun on the golden beaches on the South West coast
● Wander around the lanes of Galle fort
● Try to spot a leopard in the National Park
● Visit the ancient cities of Polonnaruwa and Anuradhapura
● Climb the steps to the richly decorated Buddhist caves of Dambulla
● Take the Train Ride
This is an island once known as Serendib, Taprobane, the Pearl of the Indian Ocean, Ceylon and many others that all gave the meaning paradise.
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Daniel's Husband
You can get gay married, but should you?
Zachary Stewart
Ryan Spahn and Matthew Montelongo star in Michael McKeever's Daniel's Husband, directed by Joe Brancato, for Primary Stages at the Cherry Lane Theatre.
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Same-sex marriage is the law of the land in the United States, for now. That doesn't mean that every gay American has fully bought into an institution steeped in conservative and religious tradition. Michael McKeever tackles that internal conflict in Daniel's Husband, now making its New York City debut with Primary Stages at the Cherry Lane Theatre. For a play that wears its agenda on its sleeve, it is surprisingly heartrending.
We don't expect to get as worked up as we eventually do, especially since the play starts like so many others these days: Four men sit around a Noguchi coffee table in a comfortable living room drinking white wine and talking about an important issue, in this case, gay marriage. Mitchell (Matthew Montelongo) doesn't believe in it (ironically, he makes his living as a romance novelist). But his partner of seven years, Daniel (Ryan Spahn), not only believes in marriage, but wants to marry Mitchell.
Ryan Spahn, Lou Liberatore, Leland Wheeler, and Matthew Montelongo sit around a Noguchi table and sip white wine in Daniel's Husband.
Their two guests for the evening are Mitchell's agent, 49-year-old Barry (Lou Liberatore) and his latest boyfriend (emphasis on boy), Trip (Leland Wheeler). At the tender age of 23, Trip has never lived an adult life in which wedding another man wasn't an option. He can't really understand why Mitchell wouldn't want to marry a guy as great a Daniel: a brilliant architect who makes a mean crème brûlée (Spahn, who plays an overworked yet ultra-competent gay millennial like nobody's business, easily convinces us of his perfection).
"I find it outdated, musty and fundamentally wrong. An antiquated contract based more on financial and communal gain than the result of any true emotional connection," Mitchell asserts with unwavering confidence. When Trip points out all the legal and financial rationales for marriage, Mitchell responds, "We've gone to our lawyer and had all of that taken care of." But life has a way of humbling even those with the best-laid plans.
At least a playwright with a transparent agenda does. To avoid spoilers, it's best not to say more than this: McKeever sets up the dominoes in a manner that makes it completely clear what will happen when he knocks down the first one with a swift, merciless flick of the finger. That contrivance fully in view, Daniel's Husband is basically a gay morality tale: A Christmas Carol in which Scrooge is a woofy upper middle class Gen Xer with lots of opinions about religion and the patriarchy.
But as with the best of such stories, we take it to heart and think about what we would do in a similar situation. A lot of this has to do with an incredibly moving performance from Montelongo. We quickly forgive him his hubris when we see just how much he loves Daniel and wants the best for him. Spahn and Montelongo have the affable chemistry of a couple we all want to succeed. We feel his indignation in our guts when it seems that the world is conspiring against them.
Lydia (Anna Holbrook) meets Barry (Lou Liberatore) as Mitchell (Matthew Montelongo, center) looks on in Daniel's Husband.
Next of kin and less than kind, Anna Holbrook plays Daniel's terror of a mother, Lydia. She swills a mimosa as she badmouths Daniel's deceased father, quickly asking for another after she mentions how thrilled she is to have a gay son. Fabulous and sassy, Lydia is the primary comic relief in this play and also its chief antagonist, a contradiction that Holbrook embodies beautifully. She's a sparkling glass of champagne laced with arsenic.
While Joe Brancato has directed his actors to thoughtful and emotional performances, we wish he could have conceived a staging that didn't rely so heavily on black-clad stagehands bustling around in the dark during transitions. Still, the design hits all the right marks: Brian Prather's set is stylishly modern yet comfortable-feeling, a convincing natural habitat for a gay architect of impeccable taste. Similarly, Jennifer Caprio's costumes are chic without drawing focus. William Neal's original music provides an appropriately menacing underscore for our stewing thoughts during the transitions, leading to one conclusion: This nightmare scenario absolutely could happen to us.
Matthew Montelongo plays Mitchell in Daniel's Husband.
While a braver dramatist would leave room for a convincing opposition or murkier circumstances, McKeever makes his case forcefully and effectively: Yes, marriage is a legal contract that is more about financial concerns than love, but why wouldn't you want to give the person you love the gift of financial and legal stability? Marriage isn't for everyone, but it is still the best option for those who intend on sharing a lifetime with another human being.
Lou Liberatore
Ryan Spahn
Anna Holbrook
Leland Wheeler
Matthew Montelongo


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 * Day 7
 * Basic pan gesture
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import React,{ Component } from 'react';
import { Image,StyleSheet,StatusBar,Text,TouchableHighlight,PanResponder,View } from 'react-native';
import Util from './utils';
import Icon from 'react-native-vector-icons/Ionicons';

class MoveableCircle extends Component{
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  _previousLeft = Util.size.width/2-40;
  _previousTop = Util.size.height/2-50;
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  _maxLeft = Util.size.width-98;
  _circleStyles = {};
  circle = (null : ?{ setNativeProps(props: Object): void });

  _updatePosition() {
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  _endMove(evt, gestureState) {
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  componentWillMount() {
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    this._circleStyles = {
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        top: this._previousTop,
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  }

  componentDidMount() {
    this._updatePosition();
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  render() {
    return(
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    )
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}

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  render() {
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      <View style={styles.container}>
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    )
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}

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    position:"absolute"
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    right:0
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});

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ALBUM REVIEW: Cage The Elephant – 'Tell Me I'm Pretty'
December 30, 2015 April 19, 2017 Andrew ShelleyComment(0)
Cage The Elephant have (thankfully) made their return and graced us with the maturity that was always in deep down inside of them. The band's fourth album Tell Me I'm Pretty comes two years after the huge success of Melophobia – nominated for a grammy in 'Best Alternative Album' – and slots in comfortably alongside all the albums of the year.
For starters served up on a silver platter is an all out, no bullshit, not afraid to take any risks, classic Cage track 'Cry Baby'. It comes with a kick of psychedelic vibes that are ever present throughout the album, that lead singer Schultz's voice has been begging for, creating a match made in heaven. Much could be said for the following two tracks, with 'Mess Around' undoubtedly one of the finest songs of the album, this track is none other than a full face melter. With sprinklings of Kasabian, it can't be too long till these guys are gracing the Pyramid Stage themselves.
Produced by The Black Keys Dan Auberach, there is no great surprise that this album has a more mature sound, than previously birthed by the group. 'Cold Cold Cold', the fifth track on the album is the absolute stand out, with smart riffs and a raw, rusty emotion in Schultz's voice, that combines effortlessly well with the rest of the song.
'Trouble' is an example of the tricks these four guys' have up their sleeve. Proving that sometimes less really is more, this song is the turning point in terms of tempo in the album. Auberach's influence can be heard in such tracks as 'That's Right', which sounds like it should be featured on T-Rex's 'Electric Warrior' – do compliments get any better?
A mixed bag of tempos, attitude, risk-taking and classic Cage sounds bind this album together beautifully. Undoubtedly a step in a new direction; not a leap by any means, but as an already established band, there is unquestionably a hell of a lot more to come from these guys.
'Tell Me I'm Pretty' is out now. Buy it here.
Cage the Elephant Links: Website // Facebook // Twitter
Tagged Introducing, Music, New Music
Andrew Shelley
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Baseball fans win concessions in online blackout settlement, cord cutters don't
Sports fans can rejoice that their favorite out-of-town team will no longer be blacked, but only if you subscribe to cable or satellite TV.
By Ed Oswald
Freelance contributor, TechHive |
DirecTV, Comcast, and Major League Baseball have agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit over online blackouts of local baseball games, but there's no good news for cord cutters here. While fans will now have the option to purchase blackout-free, single-team streaming packages, they must subscribe to cable or satellite television to be eligible.
$85 per year will get you all games from a single team without blackouts, according to the settlement's terms. This is better than the $110 home-team-only and $125 home-and-away team packages offered last year. In either case, if your team was in your home area, the game was blacked out.
Here's another story you'll be interested in reading: How to stream Major League Baseball games to all your favorite devices
Under the new plan, there will also be the option to add your favorite team to the home-team-only option for an extra $10 a month, but the blackout policy remains for any other team playing in your home region.
Why this matters: While it's not the best deal in the world, it's better than the status quo. It's similar to another deal for single-team packages that the National Hockey League agreed to last June. What disappoints us is the fact that it's still tied to cable TV; so if you want to cut the cord completely, you're out of luck when it comes to some sports.
The problem is the torrent of money those exclusive broadcasting rights generate. No business—and professional sports is definitely a business—will give up that cash flow easily. But as more and more consumers opt for streaming services over cable or satellite, that revenue stream will eventually begin to dry up.
Will that be a year, a few years, or a decade from now? It's hard to say.
Ed is a technology journalist, music nut, and gadget geek who hails from the somewhat small town of Reading, Pennsylvania.


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Way back in 2012(!) when I first shared my Drop Stitch Cowl pattern I had no idea where it would take me. At the time my Etsy shop was vibrant and profitable, but I was dealing exclusively in vintage goods. The idea of knitting for a living seemed impossible, if not scary. It's one thing if a customer passes on a vintage item but when you put your creative self out there and you don't get a response it feels like rejection. I wasn't sure I was ready for that.
But then something happened. The first time I wore my Drop Stitch Cowl out, several people asked me where I got it. I told them I knit it. They asked me to knit one for them. I thought, "what the heck?" and did it. That was a little less than three years ago and I've stopped counting but I've easily crossed the 300 mark. I've shipped all over the world. I have customers who come back every year. I knit a set of cowls for a bridal party (that was the coolest). I have run into people wearing my cowl randomly in different places. Locals have caught me knitting in line at the grocery store during the holiday season because that was the only way for me to keep up with orders. A Museum reached out to stock Drop Stitch Cowls in their gift shop. It's very, very satisfying.
We all know knitting projects usually takes a long time, material costs can be quite high and people who buy knitting are used to paying for machine knit pieces. How can a hand knitter compete? As I was designing the Drop Stitch Cowl, not only was my intention to create the "potato chip" of patterns, one you just couldn't stop knitting over and over again, but I also had economy in mind. The design takes just one ball of Super Bulky. One needle. And, depending on how quickly you knit, a couple of hours of your time.
From there, I designed The Vermonter, the Textured Cowl and most recently the Spiral Cowl. Each one of these designs has the harmonious pairing of economy and fun at it's core. Each one offers an opportunity to share knitting, hand knitting, with local and global wearers, either by market, storefront or web site.
Up until now my patterns have been for personal use only, those still can be found on Ravelry, but I'm really happy to share that I am now offering Cottage Licenses for three of my most popular designs. That means if you've ever considered selling knit wear or would like to carry my cowls or hats in your shop or at your craft market you can now purchase a license to knit them for profit yourself. My intention doing this is to spread the wealth around and make knitting a viable option for income as we grow and support the hand made markets together.
I am offering the License as a one time purchase. A lot of designers ask you to renew on an annual basis but I felt like this is the best way. Once you purchase the License for the pattern you'd like to knit you can knit away to your hearts content. This is the perfect time of year to begin as the holidays approach. With one sale, you'll make back your license fee.
Licenses can be purchased through my website SpiderWomanKnits. If you hop on over there you'll be able to find all of the details about the extras I've included with the License as well. I'd love to know what you think, I'm excited to offer this opportunity to my fellow knitters. If you do decide to go ahead and start knitting my designs, I wish you much success and am here to answer any questions you may have.
I love this. So glad you're back!
Congrats on your newest adventure!
Your bravery is inspiring! I am glad all is well now, though it can't have been easy to get to that place. Hugs!!
Hi, would like to ask about the drop stitch cowl design, the cast on of 47 stitches unable me to stitch in circular at all as it is too little. My 60cm circular needle can't do that. Any advice or where did i go wrong?


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Did you know that Japanese never make their guests sit with their backs facing the door? I too did not, until I visited Matsuri, at The Chancery. It is here that I learnt, that, it is apparently considered disrespectful as it indicates you are showing your guests the door.
My experience with Japanese food has been fairly limited and hence was delighted when I was invited for a tasting session organized by Yuji Okano, Executive Chef at Matsuri. It was an interactive afternoon where three other bloggers and me literally had a taste of 'Japan' at one of the finest Japanese restaurants in the city. The insights shared by the team about Japaneses customs, culture and traditions in addition to the cuisine were truly interesting.
The decor at the award winning Matsuri is simple, contemporary yet elegant. The restaurant that has 52 covers has decor that is representative of Japanese traditions which includes the beige color scheme, extensive use of wood and typical Japanese artefacts and wall paper.
There are four private dining rooms (PDRs) apart from normal seating and a section that has a common bench and high stools. The latter, I was given to understand is preferred commonly by Japanese as this kind of seating is a great way to sit with strangers and bond over the food.
Again many of them prefer privacy and hence the PDRs are designed such that the guest(s) can really enjoy their solitude with even the staff entering only on the call of a buzzer. With soft instrumental Japanese music in the background, a meal at Matsuri is sure to transport you to the land of the rising Sun!
Matsuri in Japanese translates as festival and true to its name, the food here celebrates the inherent spirit of Japan. Carefully curated by chef Yuji Okano, the food is authentic and reflects native taste and ingredients.
While I was under the impression that options for vegetarians like me would be limited in Japanese cuisine, I was pleasantly surprised. The vegetarian fare was wholesome, healthy and filling. While most cuisines serve soups and appetizers separately which is then followed by the main course, Japanese cuisine serves most of these together as a 'set meal' so that you can 'mix and match' the components.
The vegetarian plate had 'tempura' which is essentially butter fried vegetables with white radish and tempura sauce, Japanese style pickles, deep fried tofu and vegetable dumplings served with boiled vegetables. The Mizure and Teriyaki sauce that was served were bursting with unique flavors. My favorite was the butter fried vegetables due to the crunch and mild taste.
The miso pasted soup full of veggies was delectable.
This was followed by the Sushi platter after which came the Udon noodles that was served with a soya based soup. The spread was filling and most of us had a hard time finishing the portions!
Fruit creme Mitsumame served for dessert was awesome to say the least. Not so sweet in taste, the combinations of fruits, ice cream and seaweed agar gelatin is unbeatable. With the components blending beautifully yet reflecting the individual flavors in a way that is no one element is overpowering speaks volume of Yuji Okano's expertise.
Matsuri is open for lunch (12.00 – 15.00 hours) and dinner (18.00 – 23.00 hours) and is located at The Chancery on Lavelle Road. Do visit this link for more details.
Click here and here for my other restaurant reviews .
How I love Japanese food, especially the Sushi 🙂 Will try this place someday, also thanks for sharing the info about 'guests not facing the door' tradition. It's actually very thoughtful, and respectful.
Yes Veidehi you must try it if you like authentic Japanese food:) Thanks for reading!
Does this tradition letting the guests not sitting with their backs toward the door has something to do with Feng Shui? I love Japan, and Japanese food of course. Great photos! Thanks!
Am not sure it is to do with Feng Shui as that is more Chinese…but this is more of giving respect to your guests. Thanks Cecilia for reading!
Looks like a magnificent place. will love to visit.
So this a hatke post from you. You travel often and its nice to see something different. Loved the place's ambiance, even I'm not much into Japanese food, but would love to try it.


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Динмухамед Нурмуханбетулы Кайыржан (; 27 июня 2003, Казахстан) — казахстанский хоккеист, нападающий. Игрок системы клуба КХЛ «Барыс».

Карьера
Воспитанник хоккейной школы Астаны, где начинал свои выступления на уровне Первенства России среди юношей по региону Сибирь-Дальний Восток. В 2020 году подписал свой первый профессиональный контракт с «Барысом» и начал выступления за молодёжную команду «Снежные Барсы» на уровне чемпионата Молодёжной хоккейной лиги.

В сезоне 2021/2022 начал привлекаться к тренировкам с основной командой «Барыса» и 6 октября 2021 года дебютировал в КХЛ, в матче против омского «Авангарда», проведя на площадке две смены. 28 октября в гостевом матче против владивостокского «Адмирала» забросил свою первую шайбу в КХЛ, тем самым, в возрасте 18 лет и 123 дней стал самым молодым автором гола «Барыса» в лиге.

Играет в составе аффилированного клуба «Номад» на уровне открытого чемпионата Казахстана.

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 Профиль на сайте МХЛ

Хоккеисты Казахстана
Хоккеисты КХЛ
Игроки ХК «Снежные барсы»
Игроки ХК «Номад»
Игроки ХК «Барыс»

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