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How Many Hours Played? Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I's One Year Report
Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I was release on October 11, 2010 with a price point of 1,500 Wii Points, which is $15. The game was co-developed by Dimps and Sonic Team, and it received an ESRB rating of "Everyone" with "Comic Mischief" listed as content for gamers/parents to be aware of.
How many hours have Wii owners reported playing Sonic's WiiWare adventure with 371 days of data possibly reported? Let's take a look!
What are your "Total" hours reported?
Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I now has about 22,722 Wii owners that have reported game-play data through the Wii's Nintendo Channel, compared to 7,983 Wii owners when the data debuted in November 2010.
The game's average play-time per day/session reported is now 51 Minutes, a 20 minute decrease over its debut average of 1 Hour 11 Minutes per day/session reported.
The United States' WiiWare release of Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I has made Sega about $340,830 over the last year, before taxes and profit sharing with Nintendo, based on the number of players having reported data and the game's $15 price point.
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I still have not played Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I, but I think the reported game-play data shows the game has replay value, and that Wii owners are continuing to play it.
The game's average hours "Per person" have increased by almost 2 hours, while the "Times" played have almost doubled, since November of last year.
If you have not seen any footage of Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I, below is a trailer showing off what type of 2D platforming game-play you can expect from the game:
If you are interested in Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I, but are not sure if the game is your type of Sonic game, make sure to read the comments from the last post on the game, HERE; as reader WesFX left some great feedback on the game.
If any of you purchased Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I the day/week it released, are you still playing it regularly(monthly)?
If you have completed everything in the game, about how many hours did it take you to do so?
Check out some sweet Sonic related merchandise below:
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Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I – Game-Play Data Debut
Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I was released through the Nintendo Wii's WiiWare service on October 11, 2010. The game has a price point of 1,500 Wii Points, which is the equivalent of $15. Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I was co-developed by Dimps and Sonic Team.
The debut game-play hours below are for the United States of America Wii owners, not world-wide. So, from October 11 through November 22, how many hours have Wii owners spent in Sonic's new 2.5D universe? Let's take a look!
Approx. Number of Players Reporting Data:
Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I has 7,983 Wii owners reporting their play-time data, on its debut on the Nintendo Channel 43 days after its release.
Average Hours & Total Game-Play Hours Reported:
Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I has 52,305 Total Hours of game-play reported on its debut, with an average play-time of 6 Hours 33 Minutes "Per person" reporting data.
The debut average play-time, per session, for Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I is just over 1 Hour 11 Minutes.
Sales Info:
Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I is currently in the #2 spot, out of 20; in the WiiWare's "Popular Titles" section.
Based on the approximate number of gamers reporting data, and the $15 price of the game, Sega has made around $119,745 off the WiiWare version of Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I.
This reported total Sega has made from the WiiWare version is only from Wii owners that report their game-play data through the Wii's Nintendo Channel.
Review Score Average:
Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I's review score average is 75.62%, based on 13 reviews on GameRankings.com.
If the average play-time "Per person", 6 Hours 33 Minutes, is how long it takes to complete the game on a single play-through, I think the price tag of $15 is fair.
I haven't purchased/played Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I, so I don't know how long the game takes to complete the first time.
I think it's interesting to note, Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I took 43 days for game-play data to appear, while another popular 2D franchise game earlier this year, Mega Man 10, took 50 days for game-play data to appear.
If you're a Sonic fan, and haven't seen any game-play footage from Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I, here is a brief game-play trailer:
If you purchased Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I, which version did you purchase, and what do you think of the game? Is Sonic the Hedgehog 4 a Sonic game you would recommend to fans of past 2D Sonic games?
If you are interested in downloading Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I, you can use a credit/debit card directly on the Wii Shop Channel, or you can purchase a Wii Points card as shown below for the WiiWare version:
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On December 5, 2016, the stands at Tiger stadium were packed in memory of coach and teacher Sean Kelley. Current and former students, old friends and neighbors shared their memories of Kelley, from encouraging anecdotes to heartfelt remembrances.
Stony Point's choir and band also performed at the service, playing the Iowa State fight song in his memory.


In 2000 it was decided to enter the organic market. Since then a total of 30Ha of vineyards and 10Ha of olive groves have been planted and cultivated organically. All grapes and olives used for Waverley Hills are cultivated on the estate which is run and owned by the Du Toit family who has over 40 years wine industry experience.
Waverley Hills organic wine is not only a soft, enjoyable wine, but is also clean and free of herbicides and chemical fertilizers; and contains up to 50% less sulphur than conventionally produced wines. All vineyards are irrigated with pure mountain spring water and are located on a natural watershed area where both the Breede and Berg rivers originate. The area is renowned for its diverse Fynbos (indigenous flora) giving the wines a unique herbaceous charateristic. Furthermore, the wine and olive production is certified organic by SGS / LACON and NOP / USDA for America.
Vineyard practices allow only for very small yields and the lustrous south easterly winds contribute to this practice by ensuring very loose bunches and healthy berries. Grapes are harvested by hand at optimal ripeness and are cold macerated for a week before the juice is fermented with specially selected yeast. The wine is gently pressed to produce a medium bodied wine which is smooth with soft ripe tannins, robust fynbos characteristics and has a 5 – 7 year maturation potential. Wines are matured in new French, Hungarian and American oak barrels to create balanced wines that are fruit driven with subtle oak undertones. Waverley Hills also produces superior quality organic olives, olive oil, tapenade, dried olives, wine vinegar and wine jelly.
Visitors can enjoy sampling the estate's wine and olive products in the tasting room, or dine in the restaurant which boasts panoramic views of the valley. The fynbos nursery brings the Cape Floral Kingdom to your doorstep and these plants can be explored in the nursery, gardens and hiking trail. Weddings, conferences and functions are also held at Waverley Hills' stylish and versatile venue. Waverley Hills was the first organic wine farm to be awarded Champion Member of the Biodiversity and Wine Inititiative.
Waverley Hills is also involved with the Cape Nature Stewardship Site program. Through this over 20% of the property, including critically endangered veld types such as Breede Shale Renosterveld, Breede Alluvium Fynbos and Breede Shale Fynbos is preserved for posterity. In 2011 and 2012 Waverley Hills was awarded Best Sustainable Wine Tourism by Great Wine Capitals of the Best of Wine Tourism Awards.
The following management plans are in operation on the estate: waste water re-use, waste sorting and recycling, alien clearing, compost production for vineyards, earth worm farming, veld fire prevention, rain water management and weed control in the vineyards by using shade netting. One dam on the farm has been allocated for the conservation of local endangered fish species. Witvis, Rooivlerkie and Cape Curper are being released in the dam to breed. Natural predators are introduced in the vineyards to combat unfriendly insects and pests. A family of white ducks makes sure that the snails are kept to a minimum.


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Deborah Bryceson
DPhil, University of Oxford.
MA and BA, University of Dar es Salaam
Deagrarianization & Mining
Agriculture, Food Security & Marketing
Urban & Spatial Studies
Social Institutions, Gender & Generation
Methodology & Theory
Public Speaking & Policy Work
KEYNOTE ADDRESSES
'Food Security, Smallholder Agriculture and Deagrarianization'.
Keynote for 3rd International Conference on Food & Agricultural Economics, Alanya Alaaddin Keykubat University, Turkey, 25 April, 2019.
'Hidden from African History: Domestic Labour – Drudgery, Duty and Distrust, 1900-2015'.
Keynote for 13th Annual Meeting of the African Economic History Network on 'Transitions in African Economic History', University of Bologna, Italy, 12 October, 2018.
'Artisanal Gold Rush Mining and Frontier Democracy: Comparing 19th and 21st Century Experiences in America, Australia, Africa and Asia'. Keynote Presentation at the Conference on 'Between the Plough and the Pick: Informal Mining in the Contemporary World'. Australian National University, Canberra, 6 November, 2015.
'21st Century Mineralizing Africa: African Studies' Multi-disciplinary Lens on the Continental Shift',
Keynote at the African Mining Conference, Centre of African Studies, University of Edinburgh, 24 April, 2014.
'Food Crisis & Women Hoe Farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa',
All-Party-Parliamentary Group on Agriculture and Food, Whitehall, London, 6 March, 2013.
'Beyond Livelihoods: Occupationality & Career Formation in Tanzanian Artisanal Gold Mining',
Keynote Presentation in the Challenging Concepts Public Seminar Series, Nordic Africa Institute, Uppsala University, 21 September, 2011.
'The Future of World Agriculture and Peasantry: A Perspective from Below',
Keynote Invitation Address on: 4th United Nations Least Developed Countries Conference, Istanbul, Turkey, 9 May, 2011.
'Modernizing Rural Livelihoods and Transport in Africa: Directions and Dilemmas',
Keynote Address, 6th International Colloquium on Working Equids, The Brooke Animal Hospital, New Delhi, India, 29th November, 2010.
'Beyond Market Fundamentalism in Africa: Seeking an Exit from Neoliberal Crisis',
Keynote Address, Conference on A Brief Environmental History of Neoliberalism, Lund University, 7 May, 2010.
'Development Studies: Seeking an Exit from Global Crisis',
Keynote Address at the Symposium on 'The Impact of the Economic Crisis on the Global South', International Development Studies Centre, Utrecht University, 6 November, 2009.
'Averting Hunger: Facts and Fallacies about Food Supplies in Sub-Saharan Africa',
Keynote Address at the Oxford Round Table, Oxford Union, 24 March, 2009.
'From Moral Economy to Civil Society in Asia and Africa',
Keynote Address presented at the International Conference on Moral Economy sponsored by the Inter-University Network of Japanese Africanists, Fukui, Japan, October 2006.
RESEARCH, TRAINING AND CONSULTANCY REPORTS
Agrarian Labour and Resources in Sub-Saharan Africa: Gender and Generational Change within Family Farms, 1980-2015. UN Women Discussion Paper no. 22, March 2018, 46pp.
http://www.unwomen.org/-/media/headquarters/attachments/sections/library/publications/2018/discussion-paper-agrarian-labour-and-resources-in-sub-saharan-africa-en.pdf?la=en&vs=1003
Youth in Urbanizing Mining Settlements: Prospecting Tanzania's Mineralized Future, World Institute for Development Economics Research (WIDER) Working paper, Helsinki, United Nations University, January 2014.
Modernizing Rural Livelihoods and Transport in Africa: Directions and Dilemmas, Learning from Others, 6thInternational Colloquium on Working Equids, The Brooke Animal Hospital, New Delhi, November 2010, 76-79.
Globalization, Structural Adjustment and African Agriculture: Analysis and Evidence, Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge Working Paper no. 414, 37 pp.(with Shailaja Fennell, Prabirji Sarkar, & Ajit Singh), September 2010.
and European Report on Development background paper, European Union/European University Institute, 2009. 23 pp.(with Shailaja Fennell, Prabirji Sarkar & Ajit Singh)
http://erd.eui.eu/BackgroundPapers/ERD-Background_Paper-Bryceson_et_al.pdf
Creole and Tribal Urban Designs: Dar es Salaam and Kampala as Ethnic Cities in Coalescing Nation States, 2008. Crises States Research Centre Working Paper 35, London School of Economics,
http://www.crisisstates.com/download/wp/wpSeries2/WP35.2.pdf
Rural Development Priorities in the 21stCentury: Towards a Strategy for FAO, FAO, Rome, 2008.
African Agriculture and the World Bank: Development or Impoverishment? Policy Dialogue no. 1 Uppsala, Nordic Africa Institute. October 2007. (with Kjell Havnevik, Lars-Erik Birgegård, Prosper Matondi & Atakilte Beyene), nai.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:275867/ FULLTEXT01
Growing out of Spatial Poverty? Growth, Sub-National Equity and Poverty Reduction Policies – A Five-Country Comparison. DFID/The Policy Practice, 45 pp. + appendices. March 2006.
Social Pathways from the HIV/AIDS Deadlock of Disease, Denial and Desperation in Rural Malawi. CARE International, 100 pp. + appendices. May 2004. (with J. Fonseca, & J. Kadzandira)
http://www.sarpn.org.za/documents/d0000906/index.php.
Framework for the Inclusion of Social Benefits in Transport Planning: Final Report. 2004. DFID/TRL Report PR/INT/276/04, Crowthorne, United Kingdom. May 2004. (with A.S.C. Davis, F. Ahmed & T. Bradbury).
http://www.transportlinks.org/transport_links/filearea/documentstore/322_Final%20Report%2026.7.05.pdf
Sustainable Livelihoods, Mobility and Access Needs. 2003. TRL Report 544, United Kingdom, DFID/Transport Road Laboratory (with D.A.C. Maunder, T.C. Mbara, R. Kibombo, A.S.C. Davis & J.D. Howe).
http://www.transport-links.org/transport_links/filearea/publications/1_788_TRL544.pdf
Poverty and Urban Transport in East Africa: Review of Research and Dutch Donor Experience. 2000.Institute of Infrastructural, Hydraulics and Environmental Engineering, Delft, Report submitted to the World Bank (with John Howe)
http://www.agirn.org/documents/Poverty_urban_transport_East-Africa_2000.pdf
Sub-Saharan Africa Betwixt and Between: Rural Livelihood Practices and Policies. 1999. Leiden: Africa Studiecentrum, De-agrarianization and Rural Employment Programme (DARE), Working Paper vol 43, 73 pp
View from the Bottom of the Heap: Comment on the 1995 World Development Report's Perspective on African Farmers' Options. 1996. Delft: International Institute for Infrastructure, Hydraulics and Environomental Engineering Working Paper (with J. Howe)
Lightening the Load: Women's Labour and Appropriate Rural Technology in Sub-Saharan Africa. 1995. Afrika Studiecentrum Working Paper (with M. McCall)
De-Agrarianization and Rural Employment Programme Proposal. 1994. Leiden: Afrika-Studiecentrum, November 1994 submitted to DGIIS, Den Haag.
De-agrarianization in Africa: Proceedings of the 'De-Agrarianization and Rural Employment. 1994. Workshop held at the Afrika Studiecentrum, Leiden, May 1994', Leiden: Afrika Studiecentrum Working Paper No. 20 (edited with C. van der Laan)
Easing Women's Working Day in Sub-Saharan Africa. 1993. Afrika Studiecentrum Working Paper No. 17, Leiden, 28 pp.
Beyond the Shamba: Labour and Land Allocation between Generations in Rural Tanzania. 1993. Leiden: Afrika Studiecentrum Research Proposal, December 1993
De-Agrarianization and Rural Employment Generation in Sub-Saharan Africa: Process and Prospects. 1993. Leiden: Afrika Studiecentrum Working Paper Vol, 19, 53 pp.
Women and Labour-based Road Works in Sub-Saharan Africa. 1993. Institute for Infrastructure, Hydraulics and Environmental Engineering Working Paper IP-4, 16 pp. (with J. Howe)
Rural Household Transport in Africa: Reducing the Burden on Women? 1993. Afrika Studiecentrum Working Paper No. 16, Leiden, 38 pp.
Wage Earners and Food Foraging in Tanzania: Past and Present Dilemmas. 1986. Centre for Development Research Seminar Paper B.86.2, Copenhagen, 38 pp.
Women and Technology in Developing Countries: Technological Changes and Women's Capabilities and Bargaining Positions. 1985. United Nations International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women (INSTRAW), Santo Domingo, May 1985, 44 pp.
Urbanisation and Agrarian Development in Tanzania with Special Reference to Secondary Cities. 1984. International Institute for Environment and Development, London, February 1984, 144 pp.
Second Thoughts on Marketing Co-operatives in Tanzania: Background to their Re-instatement. 1983. Plunkett Development Series 5, Plunkett Foundation for Cooperative Studies, Oxford, 45 pp.
Subsistence or Beyond? Money Earning Activities of Women in Rural Tanzania. (ed.) 1980. BRALUP Research Report No. 45/UWT (Tanzania national women's organization), 163 pp. (with Mary Kirimbai)
'Social, Political and Economic Factors affecting Women's Material Conditions in Tanzania', 155-167,
'A Review of Maternity Protection Legislation in Tanzania', 168-181
'A Review of Statistical Information on Women in the Work Force and Seeking Employment in Dar es Salaam and their Families' Economic Welfare', 182-212,
in Mgaza, O. & H. Bantje (eds.). 1980. Infant Feeding in Dar es Salaam, BRALUP/Tanzania Food and Nutrition Centre Joint Publication
Proceedings of the Workshop on Women's Studies and Development. 1979. BRALUP Research Paper No. 60, University of Dar es Salaam, 81 pp. (with N. Sachak)
Women Workers in Dar es Salaam: 1973/74 Survey of Female Minimum Wage Earners and Self-Employed, 1976. BRALUP Research Paper No. 43, University of Dar es Salaam, 35 pp. (with Marja-Liisa Swantz)
The Potential for the Production of Alginic Acid from Fucales Seaweeds for Use in Tanzanian Industry. 1975. BRALUP Service Paper, University of Dar es Salaam, 48 pp

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A Ventura police detective who specializes in trafficking and sexual assault crimes will update the City Council on those trends at Monday's meeting.
Detective Cpl. David Ruggiero, who spent a year in southeast Asia studying human trafficking, plans to discuss the challenges of investigating the crimes, how the cases are handled and trends, which include cyber crimes against children.
According to a city staff report, sexual assault investigations can be difficult to prove, are time-consuming and require extensive follow-up. The victims can include those who are traumatized, children and unconscious people. Drugs and alcohol can be factors, the report notes.
Last year, police handled 69 cases, according to Safe Harbor, which is a place people who have been assaulted or otherwise victimized can go to obtain services and be examined by trained forensic interviewers. Through Aug. 23, there had been 68 cases, the report notes.
Also Monday, the council will vote on extending a contract with a planning firm. The contract would authorize the city to spend an additional $132,000 to Rincon Consultants to help with reviewing and processing of plans related to developments.
As the economy has recovered, the workload in Ventura's planning department has increased. Because of this, the city received $525,000 more than it had expected over the past three fiscal years from fees related to permits and applications. Extending the contract will ensure there is "less disruption, efficient running, and manageable/equal distribution of project cases assigned to the current planning staff," according to a city staff report.
Between February 2014 and June 30, 2017, when this extension would end, the city will have spent roughly $584,000 for Rincon's services.
Monday's meeting will start at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 501 Poli St. It will be the last meeting before the Nov. 8 election. The election will bring in at least one new council member because Carl Morehouse is not seeking re-election. Three seats are up for grabs.


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Q: Possible values for "Action" value in DOCUSIGN API audit_event There is a documentation about possible envelop status value from docusign for a given envelope.
Howver i am trying to understand if there are any documentation which lists out the possible "Action" value from docusign in the "Audit_event" REST API method.
The reaosn is I am storing the audit events locally to avoid multiple API calls and i wanted to account for all the possible action values.
Thanks for reading
Since there were any documentation provided, i am including the staus i have seen based on my reverse engg
Registered
Sent Invitations
Printable Copy Delivered
Printable Copy Attached to Email
AccessCode Passed
AccessCode Failed
Viewed
Signed
Approved
Resent
Voided
Declined
Correction Initiated
Correction Cancelled
Viewed In-Session
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A: I've never seen any documentation for possible values of the action property within a GET Envelope Audit Events response -- to the best of my knowledge, none exists.  You might be stuck having to 'reverse engineer' to determine possible values. i.e., create envelopes via the DocuSign web console, act on them in a variety of ways (both as Sender and as Recipient) -- for example: Send Envelope, Void Envelope, Decline Envelope, Sign Envelope, View Envelope, Pass Signer Authentication, Fail Signer Authentication, etc. etc. etc. -- and then examine the corresponding action values that appear in the GET Envelope Audit Events response for those Envelopes.
Obviously this approach is not ideal, since someone fairly new to DocuSign won't necessarily know all of things that can be done with an Envelope, in order to trigger the various action values in the API response.  Perhaps someone from DocuSign will see this post and chime in with a list of all possible values...or better yet, add this info to the API Guide one day soon.

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from detour.app import create_app
from detour.database import db
from detour.models import User

class DetourTestCase(unittest.TestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        config = {
            'DEBUG': False,
            'SERVER_NAME': None,
            'SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI': 'sqlite://',
            'SQLALCHEMY_ECHO': False,
            'TESTING': True,
        }
        self.app = create_app(config)
        db.create_all()
        self.client = self.app.test_client()

        # Create 'you' user.
        self.user = User(email='you@detourapp.com')
        db.session.add(self.user)

        # Create 'them' user.
        self.contact = User(email='them@detourapp.com')
        db.session.add(self.contact)
        self.user.contacts.append(self.contact)

        # Commit to db.
        db.session.commit()

        # Access id attrs so it attaches to the obj.
        _ = self.user.id
        _ = self.contact.id

    def tearDown(self):
        db.session.remove()
        db.drop_all()

    def login(self, email):
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Four-year-old boy shot in Christchurch massacre fighting for life as victims tell of their horror
Christchurch shooting
By Sam Sherwood, Adele Redmond and Maddison Northcott
Updated March 15, 2019 — 7.24pm first published at 5.52pm
Christchurch: A four-year-old boy is fighting for his life after a mass shooting at central Christchurch mosque.
Hesham, who did not want his last name published, said his best friend's younger brother was in Christchurch Hospital in a critical condition. He himself arrived at the second mosque in Linwood moments after a shooting there.
"They're saying he's not going to make it," he said of his friend's brother.
Families seen outside a mosque following a shooting at the Masjid Al Noor mosque in Christchurch. Credit:AAP
Hesham knew of two people, a man and woman in their 50s, who had been killed.
"They both were active within the community, always trying to better the community, getting things done. These two people were very involved within the management of the mosque and very active in the community teaching kids."
New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush said a total of 49 people had lost their lives in the attack on two Christchurch mosques.
Sabir Hussain was deep in prayer when the leader of his Christchurch mosque halted proceedings: "Our brothers have been shot."
Inside the Linwood Masjid, in east Christchurch, witnesses reported seeing a man carrying what was thought to be a black assault rifle open fire on about 100 people praying inside. Another attack took place, also shortly before 2pm on Friday on Deans Ave.
Hussain said when the shooting started, he kept low and went into the wash and storeroom where he saw a man dead outside. He knew he "was not safe", jumped out of the window and hid behind a fence until police arrived.
Also in the washroom was Syed Ahmed, who said the man was wearing a black motorcycle helmet and camouflage clothing and shot at his friends. Some were shot while in the prayer circle.
A worshipper emerges from the Deans Ave mosque in Christchurch, hours after a shooter opened fire. Credit:George Heard/Stuff
The "indiscriminate shooting" started from outside the mosque and continued as the gunman walked through the rooms. As he walked in the man shot several elderly people sitting on chairs because they were unable to kneel for the afternoon prayer, he said.
He believed they "were basically all shot".
One man managed to escape only to find his wife lying dead on the footpath outside.
"My wife is dead," he wailed as a group of Muslim men held him.
Ahmed thought he saw at least eight people shot dead, including at least three women and two of his friends. One had been shot in the head, he said. Abdirisak Sheikh also saw people shot.
"Someone was standing next to [me] and they died."
The man came through the front door "shouting something" that "could not be heard over the screaming." Ahmed said he kept "low on the ground" before making it into the side room.
Farhaan Farheez was praying with about 100 others when the shooting started.
"I didn't know what a gun sounded like. It is customary when we are praying not to pay attention to the outside world ... gunshots kept happening and people kept praying."
Witnesses filing through the cordon on Friday afternoon said they were horrified and simply could not understand why someone would attack them while they peacefully prayed. People hugged as they passed through the tape and one man wearing a prayer robe was covered in blood.
Oakford Close resident Robert Weatherhead took in about 13 men and a boy aged about three after they escaped from Al Noor Mosque.
"One man had been shot twice - once in the abdomen and once in the shoulder...he was conscious," he told the NZ Herald.
Worshippers leaving the Deans Avenue mosque. Credit:George Heard/Stuff
Linwood Dental Centre practice manager Janine Richmond said she heard about 20 gunshots come from the Linwood mosque at about 1.45pm. She said armed offenders squad members with dogs came in and searched the clinic, which is about 50 metres from the mosque, shortly after.
"They have told us to stay here because it's not safe. We can't leave and we've been told to stay in a room and stay away from the windows."
Other neighbouring businesses said the gunfire "sounded like really heavy construction hammers". Homebrew shop Your Shout is in a bank of stores next door to the Linwood Masjid. Owner Jarryd Ford-Manson said he was in the shop when he heard a banging noise.
"It sounded like really heavy construction hammers … no-one thinks it's a gun."
When he went to investigate he saw a car parked in the driveway to the mosque, which backed out as he approached. A man then ran out of the mosque, picked up a shotgun from the ground and chased the car, throwing something at it and smashing the back window.
"He was really focused on the car."
All the shopowners retreated to their shops, where they stayed until they were told to evacuate by police, he said.
People were taken away from the mosque in a bus.
stuff.co.nz, Melissa Cunningham


This point is worth bearing in mind when reading Duncan Hamilton's excellent biography of George Best, for as the author reminds us, there was "scarcely any televised football" when the northern Irishman made his debut half a century ago.
This means that Best's goals have, like many of his performances in Manchester United red, become the stuff of sepia-tinted, often wildly embellished, legend. There is no doubt that on his day, Best could be an outstanding footballer, but he played in a very good team, surrounded by men of the calibre of Law and Charlton, both of whom were at least as influential in United's success.
Dozens of books have been written about Best, but this is the first 'approved' biography as his sister granted Hamilton access to what must have been a mountain of family material. The author deserves great credit, therefore, for writing not a sycophantic paean to Best, but an accomplished, well-researched account which doesn't shy away from the footballer's alcoholism and his propensity to be violent towards women.
In other words, Manchester United's rapid fall from grace (within six years of winning the European Cup, they were in the Second Division) coincided with Best's own slide and he had difficulty coping with that. Best considered drink to be the answer to both disappointments.
Best's footballing legacy is preserved mostly in black-and-white footage and the occasionally exaggerated accounts of folk who saw him play, but despite this, Hamilton has produced a warts-and-all volume which highlights the man's other, more painful side. We're not supposed to feel sorry for him, merely regret that he never made more of his undoubted talent.


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John Dow is serious about their products. Many manufacturers throw the term "heavy duty" around loosely. The HDC-150-94 truly is a heavy duty truck oil filter crusher. Made for automotive, light truck, and larger truck oil filters. This Crusher meets standard federal, state and local environmental compliance regulations. The heavy duty aluminum frame housing encases the high pressure hydraulicsystem for additional safety and shields all components from significant damage. And the unitized construction means maintenance is easy. You'll also find it just as easy to operate: just load the used filter and close the front door to activate the crushing process. Another great benefit is unit's uniquely designed door channel that prevents any drips and leaks and keeps the oil in the crushing chamber and not on your floor. Floor stand, drum and drum caster base are optional accessories.


GnG Sales is excited to announce the launch of its new website. After almost a year of design and development gngsales.com.au will go live on June 6th 2011.
The new site offers a number of improvements including enhanced product searching capabilities, a detailed support page, technical search for spare parts, schematics and MSDS data as well as the incorporation of video into all aspects of the site.
Account customer can request a username and password which will enable them to order online, updated billing information, view account balances, download invoices and view product specials.
GnG Sales will be releasing regular product specials that are only available for online orders and customers are encouraged to log in to the site regularly to see the exciting new specials on offer.
A screen cast video has been developed to give a tour of the site and introduce users to the various features.


Fact: When your hair looks and feels as dry as hay, you're having a bad hair day. Truth be told, you can't disguise damage with styling products—that's a TLC job. Turn your mane's mood from blue to blissful with one of these ultra-hydrating masks for red carpet-ready shine that'll steal the spotlight.
Never underestimate the power of a pouched mask. Australian company Bambi & Sammi knew what they were doing when they whipped up this vegan-friendly mask full of hydrating macadamia nut and blend of oils. Let it sit for 10 minutes under a cap while you shower and hop out with super-soft strands.
When you want healthy-looking and feeling hair that smells like heaven, the only thing you need is 5 minutes and a OUAI Treatment Mask, thanks to its star ingredient—artichoke leaf extract.
If we were to describe this mask that we first discovered on Amazon in two words—chill pill (for your hair). Be sure to rinse this one out after a 15-minute soak.
Olaplex, which we've raved about before, is a miracle product for even the most abused manes. For unbelievable repair and shine, incorporate it into your weekly hair routine. Keep in mind: This isn't a leave-in and should be followed by shampoo and conditioner.
Some masks aren't meant to be used daily, but you have the option of both–occasional and daily use–with EVA NYC's Therapy Session. Not only is it sweet-smelling but it's full of Keravis, a protein that's clinically proven to strengthen strands. Added bonus: A little goes a long way so your bank won't break if (when) you develop an obsession.
This one's for the long-hair-don't-care cuties. From Korean brand Kocostar, Long Hair Therapy is a single-use mask that restores strand sparkle with a winning trio of shea butter, olive oil, and argan oil.
If thick, unruly locks are the bane of your existence then the search for a mask that actually penetrates your hair could be tricky. This one by Clairol eliminates the fuss altogether. Apply a dollop during a shower or workout then rinse to yield silver screen queen-status shine.
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So sorry we haven't posted any updates lately.It's so easy to get caught up in the moment some times.You all have followed and supported Bradley since the beginning and we are eternally thankful.Bradley has been doing great!The side effects that we were told he may experience have been nonexistent.Which is a good thing obviously.We are down to our final 6 treatments...woot...woot!We can't wait to be home with the rest of the family and doing normal stuff.Bradley will start his physical, speech, and occupational therapy as soon as we return home.He has gotten so strong that I am sure he will be walking within his second week.When you stop and really think about this past year....it's amazing to be where we are right now....all the late nights filled with uncertainty.All the different doctors and nurses that we have met a long the way.All the different hospitals and beds that we have slept in.Dreaming of the day when you finally wake up in your home surroundings....for good.All of the thousands of people...praying and believing with us...that this day would come and even though this is not the end of his story.It certainly will take on a new beginning.
We love, thank, and appreciate all your thoughts, prayers, and support.You have helped us to reach god....he has heard and he is in our corner.
Hey Bradley, it's Kara, from Hoosiers for Jill's House. I hope you had a wonderful birthday! I'm glad we got to spend it with you:) You're such a fun little boy...and I hope you figured out how to keep the Thomas the Train bridge together, because I sure couldn't!!


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Q: Passing Google Analytics Tracking info via forms Lets say I have a customer who comes into my website through a google analytics tagged link (with utm_campaign, utm_source, utm_medium etc added).
They click around the site on a few different pages, then fill in a form.  The utm_ values no longer show in the URL on the form page.
Is there any way for me to get those values (utm_campaign, utm_source, utm_medium) so I can populate hidden fields in my form, and track the campaign source of these leads in my CRM?  Can I use JavaScript to read the Google Analytics cookie to extract these?
We have a large website with thousands of products and dozens of forms, so something that I can implement on the forms would be ideal.

A: It was possible to extract campaign info from cookies in Google Analytics Classic. From Google Analytics Universal onwards it is no longer possible, so an idea is to create a cookie yourself where to save that information as soon as the user lands on the entry page.


This meter shows where Jung-lee Woo is in relation to the entire range of chess players. New students of chess will appear toward the left side, and will move rightward as they progress. Very strong players will be closer the the right side.
The above graphic represents Jung-lee Woo's Title Belt. The belt designation is stated on the left. The "Level" is shown on the belt buckle, where Level 1 is the lowest belt and Level 22 is the highest. The Title is stated on the right.
Today is April 23. Jung-lee Woo's next evaluation is scheduled for May 2.


Südzucker is cognizant of its responsibility as a manufacturer and supplier of food and animal feed. Producing safe, high-quality products is thus of key importance.
All divisions have implemented quality management systems to ensure that their products are safe and meet the desired quality standards – from the development stage of a product, through procurement, production and transportation, up to and including delivery to customers.
Customers in the food industry assign significant importance to checking the safety and legal compliance of our products. External certification organizations conduct the audits. Accordingly, our production processes are geared toward internationally recognized standards with extensive specifications and standardized assessment processes, such as IFS Food, BRC Global Standard Food Safety and FSSC 22000. Today, all Südzucker production plants that produce food have certificates that are equivalent to the Global Food Safety Initiative Standard GFSI. Various production locations have specific additional certificates for certain product groups, according to special customer requirements; for example, kosher or halal.


2010 brings with it many possibilities. Most everyone I have spoken to is excited and looking forward to a "REALLY GOOD YEAR". I am too.
What do you want to accomplish this year? Are you serious about your goals? Are you certain that this isn't just wishful thinking? Day dreams are nice - but day dreams don't present with enough motivation and power to generate the results. There's no commitment to get those things done. So release yourself from the upset that comes when you fail to accomplish what you thought you wanted to accomplish and tell the truth about what you are really committed to doing this year.
About those commitments, skills, strategy and action are essential. There are things that need to be done to ensure you accomplish your goals. In fact if you Google "how to accomplish goals" you will find 2,460,000 entries.
I don't care how many of the right things you do - if you're giving away some of your power to negative points of view about yourself, about others, and about what's possible, there just won't be enough of you left to do what needs to be done in a brilliant way. THOUGHTS BECOME THINGS. TAKE IT SERIOUSLY. YOUR POINTS OF VIEW (CONSCIOUS OR UNCONCIOUS, ARE THE SOURCE OF WHAT'S REALLY POSSIBLE).
If you have a point of view that there aren't enough hours in the day, I promise you will not get all that you have on your to-do list done. You will be right about "too much to do, too little time". THOUGHTS BECOME THINGS.
Bob's son is a fabulous tattoo artist. He has a point of view that suffering is the source of his creativity. He has evidence that he can only be creative when he is suffering. Is the experience the source of the point of view? Or is the point of view the source of the experience? I know thoughts become things - I know what I think. What do you think? THOUGHTS BECOME THINGS.
If you've had experiences that diminished your confidence and left you with questions about your worth, you're operating on 4 instead of 8 cylinders. YOUR BELIEFS ABOUT YOURSELF, AND NOT WHAT'S SO ABOUT YOU, ARE THE SOURCE OF WHAT'S POSSIBLE.
If you've given away some of your light because you're holding on to resentment and anger, gathered "with reasons" from your past experiences, you're blocking the FULL POWER THAT IS YOU.
As someone who is Influential in Behavioral Style (High I in the DISC™ profile) - I really want people to like me. I don't like dis-harmony and want to get along well with everyone. Only 28% of all people have this behavioral style. Also, I have high Social Values which means I am passionate about contributing to others and would dearly love to save the world. My purpose in life is to have everyone know how extraordinary they are, to heal suffering, and to fill the world with as much love as possible. I've also had lots of training, and two years of seminary exposed me to the power of Forgiveness. By design, I forgive easily.
But each of us is unique, with our own behavioral style and values. Each of us is designed differently - and some of those designs include holding grudges and resentment. That's fine. To each his own. But what's the cost?
I have a cousin who can appreciate that I don't hold grudges, but claims that she can't be "generous" like me. For her, forgiveness is sourced by my generosity to others - others that from her perspective, don't deserve to be forgiven. I disagree. I believe that forgiving is part of my way of being, and if I'm giving anyone a gift it's a gift I am giving to myself that's beneficial to others as well.
When forgiveness is given you will find yourself liberated and returned to peace and love. A huge amount of light becomes available that was covered over with resentment, anger, bitterness, even hatred. More of you will become available to generate what you are committed to.
I imagine you know people like my cousin who say that they are unable to release anger and blame. They boldly declare "what they did to me is unforgiveable! I will never forgive them!" You may have said it yourself.
Well, they did what they did. You suffered then, and I find it amazing that you are willing to continue to be suffering about it to this day. From my perspective you are giving up a piece of your heart, you are sacrificing your own joy and your light, because you'll be darnned if you'll ever forgive them!!
You're right, They don't deserve to be forgiven. And, you'll go to your death being right.
Nearly all of us have been hurt by the actions or words of another. Your mother criticized you. Your partner had an affair. Your boss took credit for your work. You were laid off after years of great service. The wounds can leave you with feelings of anger, bitterness, and even thoughts of revenge. But if you don't practice forgiveness, you will be the one who pays most dearly.
You will be living in the past.
You will endlessly be recycling and escalating the anguish from the past.
You will ensure the absence of peace.
You will be living in judgment of others based on your interpretation of what happened.
You will eliminate the possibility of knowing it's only your interpretation and recognizing that "your" interpretation is the source of your feelings.
Your heart will be filled with anger and hatred.
Compassion, understanding and love will not be possible.
According to Katherine M. Piderman, Ph.D., staff chaplain at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, forgiveness can lead you to physical, emotional and spiritual well-being. I know that's what is most important to you.
Forgiveness is not forgetting what happened to you. You may never forget. It's also not condoning what the other or others did. You can forgive the other person without excusing the act.
There's significant evidence that holding on to grudges and bitterness results in long-term health problems.
Forgiveness, on the other hand, positively impacts physical and emotional health and well-being. Forgiveness allows for healthier relationships and improved psychological well-being, etc. etc. Google it. Check it out.
If you find you are unable to forgive - you are suffering (not the other). Get some help. ISN'T IT TIME TO FREE YOURSELF SO YOU CAN FEEL GOOD?
"To forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the prisoner is you."
Your coach is a very important person in your life.
I will ensure you become clear about your unique and special gifts.
I will help you to clear away the clouds that are stopping you from soaring - from being the person that in your dreamy moments you "know" you are - or at least you wish you could be.
I will partner with you to see the brilliant sun that you are so clearly that even when you stumble, as human beings do, you will get up quickly, and get on with the life that you "KNOW" is possible - the one that you are meant to live.
You will replace all grudges and resentment with understanding and forgiveness.
You will be confident, powerful and passionate about the future that is right for you.
ISN'T IT TIME YOU TOOK CHARGE OF YOUR LIFE?
ISN'T IT TIME TO HAVE MORE OF YOUR GLORIOUS LIGHT AVAILABLE?
ISN'T NOW THE TIME TO MAKE AN INVESTMENT IN YOU?
One conversation is all it will take to determine if you're ready to take action.


If you're trying to set goals without doing this first, you're wasting your time.
Let's go on a little journey back in time. You're hanging out with your friends in high school. It's a lazy day and someone asks, "So, what should we do?" Someone else responds, "I don't know, what do you want to do?" A few shrugs and awkward facial expressions later, still nobody knows what to do. No direction, no goals. So nobody does anything.
Fortunately, back then, the consequences were minor. But if you're holding onto that mindset today, the consequences can be devastating. In fact, it's a major reason entrepreneurs flounder. They don't have clarity on who they are or where they're going.
And then they learn about goal setting. After all, successful people set goals, right? So they set some goals for themselves. No foundation, no plan, no thinking about who they are and where they are going. Just execution mode.
That's like heading to Home Depot for a stack of two-by-fours the moment after deciding to build a home.
We've all heard- if you want to achieve something new, you must first become someone who achieves that. Becoming is the first step and the backbone of success.
Your strengths/weaknesses, your assets, your gifts/talents, your purpose, your mission, your vision, your values, your one main goal (OMG). It's also the place where you break your OMG down into actionable steps. This is the hub you turn to when you do your personal planning meetings.
Your LifePlan document is also your own personal barometer when you're faced with new opportunities in life you're tempted to pursue. This document is your anchor; a reminder of what's important to you at your core.
If you don't have something like this yet, set aside a couple of hours during a period of time when your mind is at its best. For most of us, that means in the morning. Open up a new document—I like to use an Excel spreadsheet—and save it in a place that will be accessible and convenient for you to get in and out of on a regular basis. Remove all distractions and get comfortable. Make it so you can give it 100% of uninterrupted attention.
Then you start writing. Ask yourself deep questions and write. Don't worry about right or wrong, just get it out of your head and staring back at you from a screen or piece of paper. There's something powerful and clarifying when you look at something from a 3rd person perspective.
What would it look like to achieve your OMG?
What sacrifice you are willing to make to achieve it?
When complete, this should take no longer than two minutes to read. Take this Statement and incorporate it into your morning routine. Use it during meditation and visualization in the early morning hours before your roommates or family members wake up. Read it out loud to yourself slowly and with as much meaning and emotion as your heart can muster. Develop your imagination muscles as you try to feel, smell, see and hear as much as you can as you say it.
If you'd like to see an example. Just post a request on our Facebook Group and I'll be happy to share my LifePlan Statement with you.
Your brain may not be used to this type of focus so be patient with yourself. Likely, your mind will wander around and get distracted. Don't get frustrated- understand that it's normal and simply nudge yourself back on track and pick up where you left off. Like most things, focus is a learned skill that can be practiced and developed with a little persistence and desire.
I challenge you to try this for 30 days and see if it doesn't change your life.


If you had ever suffered from scammers actions on AnastasiaDate.com, please post your report here in order to prevent other people from being scammed.
About two years ago I went to AnastasiaDating site hoping to find a wife.
I got my first letter from Galina at Jan 31 2012. I answered it.
After that we exchanged many letters, I sent her roses (which she never saw), we chatted for hours, I sent her virtual gifts and used call me service (and I talked to the wrong woman).
I got "Galina's" e-mail address and telephone number. All seemed to go well … We talked for hours on the phone and we exchanged countless e-mails.
I was infatuated. I decided to send this "Galina" one Mastercard.
My chat ended with question, "Who are you?" I got in response, "Galina," I did not think so, I finished the chat.
Later in the evening on the phone I got an explanation. Some of the girls in the dormitory had used Galina's profile.
"Galina" asked to invalidate the card, because the information may have been in the wrong hands. I did so and I sent a new card to the address of "her sister".
(At this point, the site was aware that something was going wrong. But they did nothing to warn me.) I called, "Galina," and she told me that she was no longer interested to anyone else, and therefore she did not need anymore profile. Could I hope for anything more. I thought, that she was serious about relationship with me.
We spoke to dozens of hours on the phone and I sent her money.
I was happy. I believed that I have a real girlfriend in Ukraine.
I told her the message, and she promised to tell all the e-mail.
So, Galina was the first place someone else … and I chatted with a real Galina only twice (April 18, 2012).
In my view, the site did not offer safety at all. I did not get any warning, even the site was aware of the situation.
I found out also that Galina had actually been married to her child's father. I found her original family on her e-mail address.
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Sent out of class for coming late, students vandalise bus
This story is from December 7, 2018
Ayaskant Das | TNN | Updated: Dec 7, 2018, 2:09 IST
Police said unrest has been reported from the area for the past two days.
GHAZIABAD: The students of a government inter college went on a rampage on Meerut Road on Thursday allegedly after they were turned out of classes for having arrived late in the morning assembly. The incident took place outside the campus of KN Modi Science & Commerce College in Modinagar, after which the students also vandalised a bus belonging to UP Roadways.
The ruckus was created by a group of students who had arrived late for assembly session which commences daily at 7.30 am. College officials said classes are held in two sessions on the campus and the timing for students from Class 9 to 12 is from 7.30 am till 12. 40 pm.
Police said unrest has been reported from the area for the past two days. According to college officials, the unrest began on December 4 after teachers were marked by the management for turning up late for the assembly. "All teachers skipped work on December 4 and did not go to their classes. The following day, on December 5, we sent away many students who had reported late for classes. Nearly 700 students went to the college ground and gathered. Anticipating violence, we called police who pacified the agitating students. We repeated the punishment with students who had arrived late on Thursday. During the break at 10.15 am, their classmates went outside too. It was at this point of time that there was a huge commotion outside the campus gate. We took in most of the students who had not been allowed inside for classes thereafter. Many of them, however, fled from the road where they had been creating a ruckus," college vice-principal T P Singh told TOI.
A PCR van that was stationed nearby rushed to the spot and pacified the angry mob. Eyewitnesses have told police that the students resorted to stone-pelting and vandalized several vehicles. However, police denied the allegations. "The students vandalized only one vehicle which was a UP Roadways bus. Its windshield was smashed. Police reached the spot before the situation went out of control. The road is mostly congested with vehicles during normal days too. Traffic was held up for a few minutes owing to the violence," SP (rural) Arvind Maurya told TOI.
An FIR has been registered against a dozen unidentified persons in Modinagar police station on a complaint by the Roadways' bus driver.


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Cessna announces reassembly facilities for SkyCatcher
Jan. 18, 2008, Sebring, FLA- Cessna Aircraft Co. has announced the locations of its United States reassembly facilities for the Cessna SkyCatcher.
Jan. 18, 2008, Sebring, FLA- Cessna Aircraft Company, a Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT) company, has announced the locations of its United States reassembly facilities for the Cessna SkyCatcher.
Following production in China, SkyCatchers will be test flown, disassembled and shipped to three Cessna authorized service stations in the United States: Eagle Aviation in West Columbia, S.C., Yingling Aviation in Wichita, Kan., and Southwest Platinum Aviation in North Las Vegas, Nev. The facilities will reassemble the aircraft and conduct acceptance test flights prior to delivery to Cessna Sales Team Authorized Representatives, who will in turn distribute the aircraft to retail customers.
Cessna has partnered with Shenyang Aircraft Corporation (SAC) for production of the new Model 162 SkyCatcher light sport aircraft (LSA) in Shenyang, China. Cessna will ship the SkyCatcher's engine and avionics, along with raw materials, from the United States to Shenyang for assembly by SAC. Cessna will provide on-site personnel to oversee assembly, quality assurance and technical support.
Cessna announced the go-ahead for the SkyCatcher LSA in July 2007. The aluminum aircraft is designed to meet American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) standard F2245 for the light sport category. First flight of the prototype Model 162 is set for the first half of 2008 and deliveries are expected to begin in 2009. Cessna expects to produce up to 700 a year at full-rate production.
A mockup of the Cessna SkyCatcher is on display from Jan. 17-20 at the U.S. Sport Aviation Expo in Sebring, Fla.
First Cessna Skycatcher flies at Shenyang
Cessna 162 Skycatcher offers new category option
Cessna SkyCatcher prototype approaching first flight
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Bombardier sells four high-speed Global 5000 jets
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I have watched Curb Your Enthusiasm since the first season. It is an American comedy television series, which was originally broadcast for eight seasons on HBO from 2000 to 2011. The eleventh season started premiering in October 2021. The show follows Larry David (played by creator and star Larry David), a fictionalized version of himself, in his life as a semi-retired TV writer and producer in Los Angeles and later New York City. It is considered to be one of the greatest television series ever made by some critics despite receiving little media attention or viewership ratings. This show is somewhat similar to Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm is also partly improvised.
What is Curb Your Enthusiasm all about?
Curb Your Enthusiasm is a critically acclaimed American comedy television series. The show stars Larry David as an exaggerated version of himself who regularly stumbles into uncomfortable situations while making awkward social interactions with people he meets. Curb Your Enthusiasm often finds humour in the mundane aspects of human life and its characters are typically selfish, unenlightened, and unaware of how their words or actions affect others. The show is also partly improvised. It follows Larry David, who plays himself as he deals with the conflicts of everyday life in Los Angeles and New York City along with his friends and other real-life people such as Richard Lewis, Cheryl Hines, Ted Danson, and Mary Steenburgen.
Where can you watch all the seasons?
Curb your enthusiasm was created as a show for HBO, which gives it more credibility than some of the newer sitcoms that have premiered on Netflix. It has also been on the air for over a decade, which means that it is more experienced than other shows. The show was able to achieve all of this while still making fun of real-life situations and people in Hollywood.
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What are Curb's main characters like?
Curb your enthusiasm stars Larry David as the main character.
Curb's other characters include Cheryl Hines,
Jeff Garlin
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Richard Lewis,
Ted Danson, and
Mary Steenburgen.
The show can make fun of these actors while they are also in on the joke. This makes for an interesting dynamic that is not found in most sitcoms.
Is Curb your enthusiasm inappropriate?
Curb Your Enthusiasm is known for its lack of traditional punchlines in favour of ironic humour, subtlety, and real-life interactions. The show is often called "inappropriate" because it features a lot of cursing, nudity, violence, and other adult content. However, this is also what makes the show so funny and entertaining to watch. The show is rated TV-MA for mature audiences only and is not suitable for children. It is a show with an incredibly large fan base, so naturally, people do have questions about the show. The show has been on the air for over 20 years and it continues to gain popularity as time goes by.
Is Curb your enthusiasm overrated?
Some people feel that the show is overrated and has become stale after a few seasons. However, others believe that the show continuously gets better with each new season. Curb Your Enthusiasm isn't your typical show in any aspect. It has no formula or anything to follow, which makes it unique in its way. This has a certain something that no other show on TV can match. It is an acquired taste. This means that it isn't for everyone and you have to work at liking the show. Curb Your Enthusiasm is a very niche show, which means that it attracts viewers from all over the world. The show has an unusual sense of humour. It has surreal plots and makes people think about their own lives more critically.
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Fire Destiny investigates the sinister silence and sees a sight hard enough to turn your bones to stone. Is there an ancient and sinister evil lurking among the serpentine labyrinths? Must a man lose in death to find life in the arms of an innocent girl?
Action and astounding rounds abound! It's a rapid wrap of rounds. We reach the prerequisite requiem for a rampaging robot. Team Annihilator digs in and digs out. It's The Hammer of God and the Anvil of Saints. Drew Spence's graphic comic Force Six, The Annihilators continues with the Redder Coltrane arc.
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Thunder rolls across the heavens as the Force Six cadre investigates a Synthoid way station that's disguised as a weather platform. The Building Blocks begin to stack as lightning strikes at the heart of The Annihilators. Story and Art by Drew Spence.
Episode 03 Arrives on ComiXology for digital purchase.
The fiery Fire mixes with the cogent Kojin as The Annihilators pay a visit to Redder Coltrane and his corrupt crew of criminal cronies. It's bullets and blades. It's episode 3 of Force Six, The Annihilators. Drew Spence's graphic comic continues with the adventures of the futuristic assassination squad.
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St. Marien ist die römisch-katholische Stadtpfarrkirche der saarländischen Kreisstadt Neunkirchen. In der Denkmalliste des Saarlandes ist das neoromanische Kirchengebäude als Einzeldenkmal aufgeführt. Die Kirche ist dem Bistum Trier zugeordnet. Patroziniumstag ist das kirchliche Hochfest der Aufnahme der Jungfrau und Gottesmutter Maria in den Himmel am 15. August.

Geschichte
Das heutige Kirchengebäude ist der Nachfolgebau einer 1751 entstandenen barocken Saalkirche, die 1884 abgebrochen wurde.

In den Jahren 1884–1885 entstand an Stelle der früheren barocken Kirche nach den Plänen des Architekten Ferdinand Schorbach (1846–1912) aus Hannover der bis heute bestehende neoromanische Neubau rheinischer Prägung. Schorbach war Schüler Georg Gottlob Ungewitters, einem der ersten Vertretern der Wiederbelebung gotischer Formen im historistischen Kirchenbau in Deutschland, gewesen. Seit dem Jahr 1862 arbeitete Schorbach im Architekturbüro Edwin Opplers, das in den Jahren 1877–1880 Schloss Halberg in Saarbrücken für den Neunkircher Industriellen Carl Ferdinand von Stumm-Halberg entwarf. Im Jahr 1872 wurde Schorbach Opplers Teilhaber, übernahm im Jahr 1880 das Büro vollständig und versuchte weiterhin, ganz im Sinne der Opplerschen Architekturauffassung tätig zu sein.

Bereits kurze Zeit vor dem neoromanischen Neunkircher Kirchenbau hatte Schorbach in den Jahren 1880 bis 1882 für Stumm in Brebach im gleichen Stil dessen private evangelische Kirche, die sogenannte Stumm-Kirche, in der Nähe von Schloss Halberg errichtet.

Die Oberbauleitung an der Neunkircher Marienkirche hatte Architekt Johann Heinrich Kastenholz (Hannover), die Ausführung erfolgte durch Nikolaus Zimmer (Heiligenwald) und Nikolaus Ballog. Auftraggeber und Teilfinanzier des Gotteshauses war Carl Ferdinand von Stumm-Halberg.

Im Jahr 1930 erfolgte eine Restaurierung des Kircheninneren. In den Jahren 1945 bis 1947 erhielt das Innere bei einer weiteren Restaurierungsmaßnahme eine neue Farbfassung. Im Jahr 1954 erfolgte ein Umbau, bei dem Marien-Reliefs über den Portalen angebracht wurden. Mitte der 1960er Jahre wurde der Altarraum im Rahmen einer erneuten Restaurierung umgebaut.

Die 1980er Jahre standen im Zeichen weiterer Restaurierungen. So wurde in den Jahren 1981 bis 1986 ein farbiger Innenanstrich durchgeführt, das nördliche Querhausportal zugemauert und ein neuer Eingang im südlichen Seitenschiff eingerichtet. In den Jahren 1986 bis 1989 erfolgte die Restaurierung von Dach, Apsis, Fassade und Turm. Die Planungen dazu stammen überwiegend von Rudolf Maria Birtel.

Baubeschreibung

Architektur
Die Kirche wurde im Stil der Neuromanik errichtet. Bei der architektonischen Grundform des Kirchengebäudes handelt es sich um eine Basilika, mit kreuzförmigem Grundriss. Das Langhaus, unterteilt in ein Mittelschiff und zwei Seitenschiffe ist unterteilt in vier Joche. An das Langhaus schließt sich ein Querhaus an, daran der Chor mit abschließender halbrunder Apsis. Die Decke des Mittelschiffes wird von Kreuzrippengewölben geformt, die der Seitenschiffe von Kreuzgratgewölben. Der neospätromanische Innenraum von St. Marien ist stark von der Innenraumgestaltung der Kölner Kirche St. Kunibert aus der ersten Hälfte des 13. Jahrhunderts inspiriert.

Das Kircheninnere
An den Seitenwänden des Chorraumes und im nördlichen Arm des Querschiffes befinden sich szenische Darstellungen des Kunstmalers Franz Schilling (München) von 1930. Die Mitte der 1960er Jahre erfolgte Ausmalung der Kirche in Grau mit wenigen Farbtupfern an den Kapitellen wurde von Restaurator Mrziglod (Tholey) durchgeführt. Zur gleichen Zeit wurde der Altarraum umgebaut. Dabei entstand ein neues Tabernakel und Ambo durch den Architekten Rudolf Maria Birtel (Neunkirchen).

Zur Ausstattung der Kirche gehören auch eine Kreuzigungsgruppe und eine Pietà in Form von bildhauerischen Werken. Sie befinden sich in den westlichen Abschnitten der beiden Seitenschiffe. Daneben finden sich im Inneren der Kirche auch ein Gnadenbild in Form einer Marienikone und ein großes Altarkreuz.

Das Kirchenäußere
Auf dem Kirchenvorplatz steht eine Mariensäule, die im Jahr 1954 vom Bildhauer Hans Bogler (Neunkirchen) angefertigt wurde. Es handelt sich um Grauguss aus dem Neunkircher Eisenwerk. Das Bildwerk wurde aus Anlass des von Papst Pius XII. verkündeten Marianischen Jahres errichtet und erinnert an das Jahrhundert-Jubiläum der feierlichen Verkündigung des Dogmas der Unbefleckten Empfängnis (Immaculata) im Jahr 1854 durch Papst Pius IX. sowie an das von Pius XII. im Jahr 1950 verkündete Dogma von der leiblichen Aufnahme Mariens in den Himmel.

Die Flachreliefs mit Themen der Marienverehrung in den Tympanon-Feldern über den 4 Portalen sind im Jahr 1954 von Pfarrer Johannes Schmitt (Neunkirchen) konzipiert worden. Ausgeführt wurden die Reliefs von Willi Hahn.

Glocken
Im Turm der Kirche befindet sich ein Geläut von vier Glocken. Von diesen wurden die drei größten im Jahr 1952 vom Glockengießer Albert Junker aus Brilon (Westfalen) in Bronze gegossen. Die kleinste Glocke stammt aus dem Jahr 1924 von Junker & Edelbrock, ebenfalls aus Brilon.

Die Kirche besaß zwei Vorgängergeläute, die auch jeweils aus vier Glocken bestanden. Das erste stammte von 1885 und wurde von Andreas Hamm aus Frankenthal geliefert und musste 1917 im Ersten Weltkrieg komplett abgegeben werden. Vom zweiten Geläut, das von der Glockengießerei Junker & Edelbrock (Brilon/Westfalen) stammte, wurden während des Zweiten Weltkrieges im Jahre 1942 die drei größten Glocken beschlagnahmt. Lediglich die kleinste Glocke verblieb bis heute im Turm.

Orgel

Die Orgel der Kirche stammt von der Orgelbaufirma Roethinger aus Straßburg und wurde in zwei Abschnitten, in den Jahren 1952 und 1954, nach einem Dispositionsentwurf des damaligen Organisten der St. Marienkirche, Alfons Erner, erbaut.

Das Instrument ist auf der (Süd-)West-Empore über dem Eingang der Kirche aufgestellt und besitzt einen freistehenden Spieltisch. Die Windladen sind Schleifladen mit elektrischer Spiel- und Registertraktur. Die Gesamtzahl der Orgelpfeifen beträgt 3090. Die aus Zink bestehenden Prospektpfeifen wurden mit Gold- und Silberbronze verschieden lackiert, sodass optisch unterschiedlich getönte Pfeifengruppen entstehen.

Das Instrument verfügt über 40 Register verteilt auf 3 Manuale und Pedal. Darüber hinaus gibt es 9 Extensionen bzw. Transmissionen im Pedal. Im Zuge der Innenrenovierung der Kirche im Jahr 1985 wurde die Orgel von der Firma Hugo Mayer Orgelbau (Heusweiler) einer Generalüberholung unterzogen, bei der eine teilweise Umintonierung (Verstärkung des Schwellwerkes) und der Neubau des Spieltisches erfolgte. Darüber hinaus wurden die originalen Sub- und Superkoppeln des Rückpositivs und Schwellwerkes entfernt.

Ein Klangdokument der Orgel liegt mit der CD-Einspielung Die Roethinger-Orgel der Marienkirche zu Neunkirchen / Saar – Christoph Keller spielt Werke der französischen Spätromantik von Christoph Keller vor.

 Koppeln:
 Normalkoppeln: II/I, III/I, III/II, I/P, II/P, III/P
 Suboktavkoppeln: II/I, III/I
 Superoktavkoppeln: III/I, III/P
 Spielhilfen: zwei freie Kombinationen, Tutti

Literatur
 Hans-Berthold Busse: Die Marienkirche in Neunkirchen in kunsthistorischer Sicht, in: Kirche aus lebendigen Steinen – 100 Jahre St. Marien, Festschrift zum 100-jährigen Bestehen der Pfarrkirche St. Marien, Neunkirchen 1886–1986, Neunkirchen 1986, S. 26–38.
 Hans-Berthold Busse: Neunkirchen/Saarland, Pfarrkirche St. Marien, in: Archiv für mittelrheinische Kirchengeschichte, Denkmalpflege im Bistum Trier, 42. Jahrgang, 1990, S. 459f.
 Chronik von Neunkirchen, Beilage der Neunkircher Zeitung, hrsg. von Jakob Lehnen, Neunkirchen 1909–1912.
 Das katholische Saarland, Heimat und Kirche, Hrsg.: L. Sudbrack und A. Jakob, Band IV, Saarbrücken 1955, S. 32.
 Die Kunstdenkmäler der Kreise Ottweiler und Saarlouis, bearbeitet von Walter Zimmermann, 2. Auflage, Saarbrücken 1976, S. 72.
 Handbuch des Bistums Trier, 20. Ausgabe, Trier 1952, S. 634.
 Kirche aus lebendigen Steinen – 100 Jahre St. Marien, Festschrift zum 100-jährigen Bestehen der Pfarrkirche St. Marien, Neunkirchen 1886–1986, Neunkirchen 1986.
 Bernhard Krajewski: Neunkirchen damals, Neunkirchen 1979, S. 74f.
 Philipp de Lorenzi: Beiträge zur Geschichte sämtlicher Pfarreien der Diözese Trier, Trier 1887, S. 411ff.
 Kristine Marschall: Sakralbauwerke des Klassizismus und des Historismus im Saarland, (Veröffentlichungen des Instituts für Landeskunde im Saarland, Bd. 40), Saarbrücken 2002, S. 289–291 und 526–528 und 623.
 Kristine Marschall: Die Kirchenbauwerke des Carl Ferdinand Stumm – Stilwahl im Zeichen sozialpolitischer Ideologie?, in: Zeitschrift für die Geschichte der Saargegend, Jahrgang 47, 1999, S. 302–330.
 Willi Weyres und Albrecht Mann: Handbuch zur rheinischen Baukunst des 19. Jahrhunderts (1800–1880), Köln 1968, S. 197.

Weblinks

 Internetauftritt der Pfarrgemeinde St. Marien
 Turmaufnahme mit Vollgeläut der katholischen Pfarrkirche St. Marien in Neunkirchen (Saar)

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Sunday, 6th April 2014
by Raedwulf
That well known man about the Boleyn, Staff Writer, has been fond of his statistics lately. Here's a nasty looking one from Auntie Beeb - we've only won two of the 16 games we have played against teams in the top half of the table this campaign (W2, D3, L11). Now it's L12.
I wonder, how did we do last season? That'll be one for him to look up. Because, believe you me, if last season was little different, that is every nail the coffin needs, if you've any notion that Sam will take us onwards.
And oh, the irony! In an interview for the BBC about our opponents in the lead up to the game, Kevin Keegan said, "It's OK to go and win games but at some clubs they want to see a bit more than that. " Indeed. Couldn't have put it better.
So, what did we get today? Actually, a damn good performance. It's not been that often that we can feel hard done by, losing to Liverpool, even for the most die-hard fan, but I do this evening. On balance, it was probably just about right, and the silver lining is it helps the Scousers' chances of beating Man City and Chelsea to the title. But, yeah, definitely a bit hard done by.
There is controversy in all three goals. Two penalties for Liverpool, a dodgy equaliser for us. The ref, who otherwise had a pretty fair game, got two of them wrong. Alas, the two wrong un's weren't both of the Red penalties.
The first was the one he got right. Tomkins had a really good game. Suarez was, perhaps, a bit below par. Whether that was because he was off-form or Tomkins on-form, or whether an on-form Tomkins made Suarez seem off-form is wholly debatable.
Indeed, that is a fair description of the entire game. Certainly, it was a good Irons performance. Was it because Liverpool were a bit out of sorts? Did we make them appear so? Dunno, is the short answer, though it was enjoyable to watch.
But, on 42 minutes, JT's arm was too far away from his body. Ball to hand though it was, there can be little argument, and Gerrard despatched the penalty when Adrian, as too many keepers do too often, moved far too soon.
Three minutes later, in first half stoppage time, we were deservedly but fortunately level. Going in behind at half time would have been something of an injustice. We'd challenged our opponents at every turn, on every blade of grass.
Genuine chances had been few and far between, despite the generally open nature of the game and the decent quality football on display. Only three of 14 shots were on target. That, presumably, includes Gerrard's penalty as well as Demel's smartly-taken equaliser.
We'd had several good passages of play. Not all of them had created chances, even if they threatened. But Mignolet under pressure, unfair pressure it must be said, from Carroll dropped a corner, and Demel put boot to ball and fired it firmly home.
Was it a foul? Yes. Was it also weak goalkeeping? Yes. Carroll led far too much with his arm. The ref had a long talk with his linesman, who seemed to think it was a foul, but overruled him. The ref was wrong but if I were Mignolet, I'd be looking at my own mistake rather than complaining. It was hardly a clattering and, even in an age of over-protected stoppers, it was a pretty feeble effort from a supposedly top-line keeper.
The mistake was evened up on 70 minutes when Adrian got the ball, got a bit of the player afterwards, and a second penalty was awarded. I can see why it was given; Adrian has definitely had a second nibble and clutched, just a little, at Flanagan's calf. But he'd won the ball first first time, it had gone away from Flanagan, and it was a penalty that really shouldn't have been given.
Without that, Adrian made a considerably better effort but Gerrard is as unforgiving as our own Mark Noble; we had just about earned a draw. With it, we never really looked liked equalising.
The second most surprising stat of the day was the first half possession figure - 56 per cent to Liverpool. The most surprising stat of the day was the final possession figure - 64 per cent to Liverpool. That, admittedly, is slightly biased by the final 20 minutes when, for the most part, the Reds quite deliberately and skillfully closed the game down.
Nevertheless, I don't think it really reflects the game as a whole. If we were not quite as good as Liverpool, we were little inferior on the day. We created plenty of threat, caused plenty of problems, played a lot of good football, and certainly gave them much to think about.
If I started by implicitly criticising Sam, I'll finish by praising him. His normal modus operandi against one of the big teams is to shut up shop and try to be difficult. Maybe it's only because he now feels we're safe, but we had a real go today against THE form team in the country.
Yes, we lost, but if we always tried as we did today, if we played as we did today, there'd never be any booing at the Boleyn, never mind how self-righteous Allardyce wants to get about it occasionally happening. And I've still to nominate a man of the match...
It's been a struggle for the last couple of games. Against Hull, everyone was so poor; against Sunderland it was all very workmanlike, humdrum and small margins. Against Liverpool, it's almost an "everyone gets 7/10 game", even though that's not what I'll be awarding. There were quite a few hard-working, not-quite-7 performances today.
I could give it to Tomkins, who did such a good job in keeping Suarez quiet. Demel, perhaps; doggedly consistent all season, he displayed good and well-controlled aggression in attack and defence today (the goal is almost an aside). Diame played well, nagged and worried at Liverpool, and pushed them back whenever he went forward.
By the slenderest of margins, though, Downing just about deserves it, I think. He's still not quite in the form that he was when injured at Anfield earlier in the season. He is, though, over the last few games, asking more questions of the opposition than anyone else.
Next up... Well, it hardly matters, does it? I played the end-of-season game yesterday. You know the one, predict the results for the remaining games. By my reckoning, if Sunderland can get to 35 pts, they'll stay up. If they don't, they'll only have 33 and they'll join Fulham and Cardiff in relegation. We're already safe regardless.
The difference will be in their last game against Swansea. If they do get to 35; even 34 might save them, given goal difference; it'll be Norwich in their place. The real excitement for us now, though, is at the top, not the bottom. We've still a say in matters. We've still Tottenham, Arsenal, and Man City to come. With performances like this, we may still have some influence on Champions League qualification and the Premier League title...
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Little chance with either penalty, as you'd expect. Unfairly penalised for the second; quick off his line twice; little else to do apart from one good save from Sterling right at the end.
Guy Demel
Has been a bit average in the last couple of games but, one error aside, had a good game today, offensively and defensively. Took his goal well; a definite MoM candidate.
Pablo Armero
As expected, replaced the injured McCartney. Occasional errors, but generally is looking very useful. Needs some game time to adapt to the Premier League, I think, but would be a good signing. Has had to wait for a chance, but I'm starting to think Sam should make this loan permanent...
Winston Reid
Unobtrusively effective, rather than outstandingly effective. Still feeling his way back into first team footie, it seems to me.
James Tomkins
A little unlucky with the first penalty, though it was correctly awarded. Made sure Suarez had little opportunity to shine today, and there's a lot of DC's this season who have failed to do that!
Tidy game with occasional bright moments and occasional damp squibs.
Mo Diame
One of his better games this season. Plenty of threat going forwards, if still sometimes lazy working back.
One of the 6+ players today. Often out-classed against the better sides, but not today. Put a real good shift in.
Rather like the Man Utd game, caused a fair amount of uncertainty on the flanks. Barely, just barely, Man of the Match.
Kevin Nolan
Rather like Taylor, definitely put a shift in, even though, ultimately, didn't have much effect on the game.
6+, in truth. Battled well, caused trouble, managed to get Sakho to come through his back a few times to win dangerous free kicks. Unfortunately, his first touch was a bit erratic today.
Even more than Armero, needs some time to adjust to the Prem, I think. Some good work defensively, booked for a rather late challenge, unable to influence much going forwards in the last quarter of the game.
Matt Jarvis
Did make a couple of decent runs & one good cross, but not on for long enough to really contribute.
Carlton Cole
Hardly saw anything of the ball in the less than 10 mins he was on for...
Jussi Jaaskelainen
Danny Potts
Referee: Anthony Taylor.
Attendance: 0.
Man of the Match: Stewart Downing.
Adrian, Guy Demel, Pablo Armero, Winston Reid, James Tomkins, Mark Noble, Mo Diame, Matt Taylor, Stewart Downing, Kevin Nolan, Andy Carroll.
Goals: Guy Demel 45 .
Booked: James Tomkins 43 Adrian 70 Antonio Nocerino 80 Pablo Armero 86 .
Substitutes: .
Subs not used: .
Booked: None booked..
Sent Off: None sent off..


I have a routine when I go to the doctors office. I grab a food magazine off the table in the waiting room and begin to furiously flip through the pages.
Why may you ask do I tear through the magazine at such a quick clip? Well… I'm trying to soak up every ounce of inspiration before my name is called. When I find something I like, I take a mental picture, get a quick sense of the recipe, and then move on. If I get to the end of the periodical and I'm still waiting patiently for my name to be called, I'll then go back and start looking a little more closely at what previously caught my eye. If however, there are multiple food magazines available, then it's on to the next one. I think it stems from my frugal nature – soak up as much information and inspiration for free while you can (though I suppose I'm paying for it one way or another via the healthcare system).
I had just such an experience recently when I picked up the most recent Bon Appétit issue. The beautifully charred greens with a creamy-golden egg stopped me dead in my tracks and I had to linger a moment longer than usual. Their version consisted of blackened leeks and asparagus, a medium poached egg, and a drizzle of mustard sauce. At first glance the leeks looked like scallions – which had me thinking of one of my favorite side dishes, Roasted Scallions. Have you tried them? If you haven't, you've got to give them a go! A drizzle of olive oil, a sprinkle of salt and pepper, roast those babies for 15 minutes and that's it! The smell of them roasting is just incredible – if you love the smell of roasted garlic, then you're going to love this too!
So that's the thought that started me down the path of roasted asparagus and scallions. Instead of a mustard sauce, I decided to to do a creamy lemon dressing. The dressing is seriously addictive you guys! In fact, I dare you not to take several 'tastes' before you plate the rest of the dish. The vibrant and tangy lemon pairs perfectly with the roasted veggies and creamy egg.
This plate is as delicious as it is beautiful!. So make use of the seasons gorgeous bounty and make this Roasted Asparagus and Scallions with a Perfectly Cooked Egg. You'll be very happy you did.
Roasted Asparagus and Scallions with a Perfectly Cooked Egg and a Creamy Lemon Dressing.
Bring a medium saucepan of water to a boil. Carefully add the eggs. Cook for exactly 5 minutes and 30 seconds. Remove the eggs from the hot water and allow to cool on the counter.
Line a baking sheet with foil and lay out the asparagus and scallions. Liberally drizzle with olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Toss to coat and spread out into a single layer. Roast for 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, prepare the the dressing in a small bowl by combining the mayonnaise, lemon zest, lemon juice, garlic, salt, and pepper. Refrigerate until ready to use.
To peel the eggs, crack the bottom of the egg with a firm tap. Then gently peel the eggshell away from the egg. Slice the eggs in half and plate along with the roasted asparagus and scallions. Drizzle with the creamy lemon dressing and top with a few cracks of black pepper. Serve immediately and enjoy!
That indeed is a perfect egg, Kathleen! We've been grilling scallions lately which I imagine tastes similar to roasting – how did I not think of that? We love roasted veggies, so I'll be throwing some scallions in next time. And that dressing looks fantastic – I imagine it would be good on almost any salad or veggie!
Lol! I'm completely the opposite – I haven't put scallions on the grill yet 😉 Looks like we need to trade!
This recipe and your pictures belong in a food magazine…I have a feeling someday I'll be flipping through and there will be my friend, Hapagirl's, gorgeous recipes to ponder! This is amazing!!
Aww… you just made me smile SO big, Annie 🙂 Thank you so much my dear, xoxo.
Hahaha, I love FOOD magazines too! 😉 I guess we all food bloggers do! 🙂 Love how simple and delicious these eggs are, and pairing them with roasted asparagus is a genius idea. YUMMY!
WOW! This looks absolutely amazing. Such a perfect breakfast or brunch recipe.
Lol, I fervently flip through magazines in the waiting room at the doctor too, but more so because I get extreme anxiety. 😉 Love this dish, Kathleen! Such a beautiful, simple way to eat Spring! Roasted scallions are bomb and I love that you paired them with asparagus and a dreamy egg! Plus that lemon dressing sounds like it would be amazing on all the things!! SO GOOD! Cheers, girlfriend!
Oh the lemon dressing would be good on a piece of bark 😉 Glad to know I'm not the only fervently flipping through magazines instead of on my cell phone.
hahahaha I am SUCH a food magazine flicker as well! Such a great source of inspiration. Bon Appetit is so good too! I also love the Gourmet Traveller and Delicious australia. I've never made roasted spring onions before but they look amazing – will definitely give those a try!
Ooo… I haven't seen the Gourmet Traveller – that's one I'll definitely need to look into! And you've got to try roasted scallions! They're so easy to make and so delicious!
Simple and delicious…these are my favorite eggs and paired with veggies is a winner.
Totally agree! You can't go wrong with roasted veggies and a creamy egg!
Oh, Kathleen, thank you! You just gave me a really good giggle, because I do exactly that in the doc's or dentist's waiting room! Mostly to distract myself as I really hate being poked and prodded at the docs!
What I love about this recipe is that you've kept it simple but added a bit of something to make it shine – aka that gorgeous lemon dressing!


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Accident claims 3 lives and injures a fourth in Wilmington
On Behalf of Woody White Law PLLC | Mar 2, 2012 | Fatal Motor Vehicle Accidents
Most the time, when people think about a car accident that results in the injury of others, they automatically assume two vehicles were involved. Unfortunately, personal injury and wrongful death can occur in single-vehicle accidents as well. Recently, a...