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TV Picks - Week of June 28
Hard to believe that we've already reached the midpoint of 2021. What a year — and there's still six months to go!
I'll be upfront: the week of July 4th has never been great for new television programs. Independence Day TV marathons are fantastic, but it's all old stuff.
These marathons used to be the ONLY way to catch up on series that you might have missed. Streaming services and On Demand have stolen the thrill by having full series available at the click of a button. Even that click has been replaced by voice commands on many remotes.
It's catch-up time, but what should you watch?
Since we're at the halfway mark, I'm looking back at my 2021 picks to determine where you should spend your valuable TV time. There have been plenty of "good" new shows this year and even a couple of "great" ones.
Here's my 2021 Top Ten (so far)…
10. Lupin (NETFLIX)
A smooth French master criminal is inspired by a character from a book. The pilot alone is worth the watch.
9. WandaVision (DISNEY+)
Unique storytelling with Paul Bettany, Elisabeth Olsen and the fabulous Kathryn Hahn leading the way. MCU membership is not required but classic TV fandom definitely helps.
8. Big Shot (DISNEY+)
John Stamos at his best as an exiled college basketball coach rehabbing his image as he coaches a girls high school team. Funny, heartwarming with not too much Disney mixed in.
7. Last Chance U - Basketball (NETFLIX)
Hard-hitting profile of a Los Angeles junior college basketball team making its way through one tough season.
6. 1971 - The Year That Music Changed Everything (APPLE TV+)
This eight-part docuseries focuses on a year when music really meant something. Excellent use of archival footage and dangerous parallels between the politics of then and now.
5. Cruel Summer (FREEFORM/HULU)
One teen disappears as another stands accused. Each episode profiles the same day over a three-year period in the early 1990's. Great pilot, and my pick for guilty pleasure of 2021 (so far).
4. Framing Britney Spears (HULU)
The scrappy doc that brought the pop star back into the limelight. Learn why so many want to Free Britney!
3. Hacks (HBO MAX)
An aging Vegas female comedian gets unwanted help from an ostracized female comedy writer. Jean Smart, 2021 is your year.
2. For All Mankind (APPLE TV+)
This isn't a new series, but the second season is must-see TV. Binge both seasons to get the full effect.
1. Mare of Easttown (HBO MAX)
A small-town Pennsylvania detective investigates a local murder. Everyone in town is hiding something, including Emmy-winning (I'm declaring it early) Kate Winslet as Mare.
And that's not all... This summer alone, we've got plenty of early contenders for the back half of the year, including Mike White's The White Lotus, Nicole Kidman in Nine Perfect Strangers, Steve Martin and Martin Short in Only Murders In The Building, and the second season of my favorite show of 2020, Ted Lasso.
THIS WEEK'S SPTINAFOBYMB!
(Shows Premiering That I'm Not A Fan Of But You Might Be!)
America's Top Dog (A&E) – Season 2 of police and civilian dogs tackling a really tough obstacle course. Fetch on Tuesday.
Big Timber (NETFLIX) – Chopping wood on Vancouver Island. Sprouts Friday.
We The People (NETFLIX) – The Obama version of Schoolhouse Rock featuring your favorite musicians teaching civics. Drops Sunday.
Final pucks, working monsters, and an Independence Day classic…
Stanley Cup Finals (NBC)
Wednesday June 30th 8pm
Not sure who's playing yet as both Conference finals are going to seven games, but this will be Game 1 of the best playoffs in all of sports. 16 wins are what's required to hoist the finest trophy in sports.
Monsters At Work (DISNEY+)
Friday, July 2nd
Twenty years after Monsters, Inc., the beloved Pixar franchise gets its own TV series on Disney+.
Picking up right where the film left off, thanks to Mike and Sulley's discovery that laughter has ten times the power of screams, a top graduate of Monsters University must transform from a scarer into a jokester. Here's hoping for a reprise of "Put that thing back where it came from or so help me!"
A Capitol Fourth (PBS)
It's the 41st year of celebrating our nation's independence in Washington, DC. A laundry list of performers ranging from Jimmy Buffett to Pentatonix are set to perform, but let's face it… it's all about the orchestra and fireworks at the end.
Happy 4th! Get vaccinated. Stay healthy and safe.
TV Picks - Week of June 7


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A very tolerant plant, will grow in most soil types, will tolerate dry and coastal positions. Has a medium water requirement once established. After flowering, cut away dead flower spikes from the base. Feed with a slow release fertilizer in spring.
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In a world composed largely of male colleagues, Anne-Sophie Pic has just been recognized by S. Pellegrino's 50 Best Restaurant Awards as the best female chef in the world. And it's an honor totally deserved. Not only does Pic come from a great culinary family but she also holds three Michelin stars in her own right – and is the only the fourth woman in history to do so.
Based in Valence (known to seasoned travelers as the southern door of France), she placed ahead of two other very talented female chefs – Spain's Elena Arzak and Italy's Nadia Santini. And though Arzak favors the cuisine of Iberia's Basque region and Santini focuses on the flavors of the sea, Pic reaches back to the clear simplicity of Careme and Escoffier, the legendary masters of classic French cuisine.
Motivated by their heritage, Pic's creations focus on enhancing the natural flavors of her ingredients, not smothering them with heavy sauces or over dominate ingredients. As a result, her menu most often highlights the use of regional vegetables and fresh fish.
Yet despite her family's culinary legacy and France's great heritage of cuisine, Pic did not start her career in the traditional manner of the industry. It was her brother, Alain Pic, who initially was chosen to continue the culinary dynasty began by her grandfather Andre Pic when he was Michelin rated in 1945. That valued ranking was continued by her own dear father Jacques Pic.
Anne-Sophie chose instead to study at Paris' famed Higher Institute of Management and then moved to New York City where she worked in marketing for the prestigious firms of Moet & Chandon and Cartier. Her positions there enabled her to travel and thus she met her husband (and future business partner) David Sinapian.
Still something called her home. She missed the sounds and flavors of France and so in 1992 she decided to return to Valence and apprentice with her father. Everyone who watched them work together noticed the flow, the unspoken ease that existed between them as the famed father taught his daughter one after another the skills of a master chef.
Then abruptly Jacques Pic died of a heart attack. The famed three star restaurant was without a directing head chef. Anne-Sophie, young and less experienced than some of her staff, stepped into the void and continued the heritage of her family. By 2007 she had regained the Michelin star that traditionally is removed at the death of a great chef and went on to write the truly collectable memoir, Au Nom du Pere, about her beloved father, the history of the Pic family and her amazing life journey that led to discovering her true vocation - cuisine.
That discovery included not only the lessons learned in the kitchen but also the many marketing skills she mastered away from the heat of the stove. Working together with her insightful husband, the decor of the esteemed Pic Restaurant has been updated, a culinary school launched and a profitable line of extensional products developed and marketed online.
Truly this is a renaissance woman and one to be counted among the greatest of the industry. If you doubt that, just journey to Valence, enter the subtle elegance of Restaurant Pic and dine on the classic cuisine offered there such as pan roasted Bresse chicken supreme accented with a yellow lemon marmalade, steamed young chards or a farm fresh pigeon poached with a slightly smoked broth. Then consider their unforgettable warm Grand Marnier soufflé served with orange supremes or choose instead an air-light rice pudding.
Mere words cannot truly express the flavors, the experience. All created by one remarkable woman – one worthy of the heritage of both the cuisine grand-mere (those unnamed country-kitchen grandmothers who inspired so many great chefs to become cooks) and haute cuisine, such as Anne-Sophie's own renowned grandfather and father created. What can one say but merci, merci, merci Anne-Sophie!
Posted on April 12, 2011 by Ana Kinkaid and filed under Awards, Book, Champagne, Chefs, Cookbooks, Cooking, Culinary Competitions, Culinary History, Elegance, French Cuisine, Hotels, Michelin Guide, Professionalism, Restaurants, Reviews, Travel and tagged Andre Pic Anne-Sophie Pic Auguste Escoffier Best Woman Chef in World Careme Cartier Elena Arzak Grand Marnier Jacques Pic Moet & Chandon Nadia Santini Pellegrino Award.


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Green's 62 good for 4-shot lead at qualifying tourney
Ken Willis ken-willis@news-jrnl.com
DAYTONA BEACH — It may be happening a year later than expected, but Jaye Marie Green is now on pace to become an LPGA Tour golfer. Sure, there are still 72 holes remaining in the five-day Qualifying Final, but an opening-day 62 and four-shot lead tend to raise the anticipation level.
Green, a 19-year-old from Boca Raton, bludgeoned LPGA International's Jones Course (formerly the Champions layout) with 11 birdies (and one bogey) Wednesday. Tied at 6 under par are Californian Tiffany Joh and South Korea's Seon Hwa Lee.
At week's end, the top 20 finishers in the field of 154 will earn exempt status on next year's LPGA Tour.
Green, who won the 2011 Sally Championship in Ormond Beach, seemed destined to earn that card a year ago. The former No. 1-ranked amateur declined a scholarship offer from the University of Florida to turn professional. She spent this year on the LPGA's top developmental circuit — the Symetra Tour — after she failed to even reach the 2012 Qualifying Final. She fell one stroke short of advancing at the second-stage qualifier.
Green had three top-10 finishes in 15 Symetra Tour starts this year and finished 29th on the money list. She moves to the Hills Course (formerly the Legends) Thursday for a second-round start at 9:50 a.m. from No. 1.
She'd gladly take the same start she enjoyed Wednesday, when she opened on the 10th tee and birdied her first four holes. Two more birdies got her to the turn at 6 under par. She took it to 9 under through 14 holes before making bogey on the par-3 sixth, her 15th hole. After a par, she finished birdie-birdie for a 10-under-par opening round.
"It hasn't sunk in yet," Green said. "You know how people say, 'If I just made putts I would have shot this?' Well it was just one of those days that the putts went in and I did shoot it. It was cool. The putting was just on point."
Former Daytona State College standout Mitsuki Katahira shot a bogey-free 69 on the Jones Course and is among nine players tied for 13th.
Today's tee times range from 8-10 a.m., from the first and 10th tees on both courses. After two rounds on each course, the 70 golfers (plus ties) who survive the 72-hole cut will play Sunday's final round on the Jones Course.

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OK, this is the big one, the action figure collection that a lot of Doctor Who fans had been waiting a long time for, based on one of the best Doctor Who serials ever made.
Yes, today we are going to be reviewing the epic 'Priory Collectors' Set' from Underground Toys (manufactured by Character Options Ltd.).
Doctor Who aficionado's won't need to be told that this action figure collection is based on the excellent 'Pyramids of Mars' serial, which featured the fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith. It was produced when the show was at the height of its Gothic era, under the excellent charge of Philip Hinchcliffe.
In this first of my Doctor who action figure reviews we are going to be looking at a rather special pack that was released in 2009 by Character Options. Why was it special? Well, a lot of action figure packs come with cool accessories, but this one has an entire character complimenting the main figure!
That's right, we are going to be taking a look at 'Mangus Greel and Mr. Sin' from the first wave of the Character Options Doctor Who classics series.
We are going to be looking at uncle 'Frank' from 'Hellraiser', released in 2004 by NECA.


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Published on April 28, 2019 News
Turkey: purged teacher dies of heart attack after prison administration ignores doctor's recommendations
Muzaffer Özcengiz, a teacher who was purged from civil service and jailed after a 2016 coup attempt in Turkey, died from a heart attack on Friday in a one-person cell in Çorum Prison, although doctors had urged the prison administration to relocate him to a ward because he could not survive on his own, according to an opposition deputy.
Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) deputy Ömer Faruk Gergerlioğlu said he read a letter written by Özcengiz five days before his death, begging for mercy because he had been prescribed more medication for diabetes and hypertension.
"My condition deteriorates every day, I'm getting worse, can't continue my life alone," Özcengiz was quoted as saying in Gergerlioğlu's tweets posted on Sunday.
The deputy also said he saw the late inmate's most recent medical reports showing that his condition was getting worse.
Since the 2016 coup attempt, dozens of people have died in prison due to poor health and lack of care.
Turkey accuses the faith-based Gülen movement of orchestrating the 2016 abortive putsch, although it strongly denies any involvement.
Özcengiz was sacked from his position as public school teacher by a government decree as part of a crackdown targeting the alleged followers of the movement.
He was arrested by a court in Çankırı province in 2017.


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Clara enjoys an intimate lesson in archery.
The first weeks of Block 3 were mainly devoted to The Caretaker (2014).
For Robot of Sherwood, the early scenes of the Doctor and Clara in the TARDIS were recorded on the standing TARDIS set on Day 2 – Tuesday 25 March – with some time having been lost due to a fire alarm at Roath Lock. The opening TARDIS scene – which used a crane camera for the high angle shots of the time travellers – was then completed from 11.00am the following morning before further work on The Caretaker. It had been planned that recording would conclude at 10.30pm with a scene of the Doctor in the TARDIS (hearing a knock at the door – this being Robin who wanted to say goodbye) but this was dropped.
The shooting script – dated Monday 7 April – was now very close to what was recorded; originally, the police box did not heal itself from the arrow, nor did the Doctor eat and scan the apple. At the tournament, Robin suggested putting the targets back another hundred paces.
The sequence of the Sheriff visiting Quayle was recorded at Cosmeston Medieval Village near Penarth, an educational attraction constructed on the remains of stone buildings from around 1350; it had featured in episodes of the BBC One series Merlin.
Livestock was provided by Rockwood Animals while the equestrian stunt team The Devil's Horsemen furnished a horse for Ben Miller. With the BBC Interactive team present, recording on Tuesday 8 April began at 11.30am and ran to 3.45pm, after which the crew travelled to Tonyrefail to record material for The Caretaker. It had been decided that a hog's head would be used as the emblem for the Sheriff , eff ectively a cruel branding like a Nazi swastika. The faces of the robot knights had been based on ancient stone effi gies, giving a cross in their centres which would open to reveal lasers. During the day, the BBC announced Ben Miller's guest role in the episode.
While the main unit worked on The Caretaker in Tonyrefail again on Wednesday 9, stunt arranger Crispin Layfi eld supervised a sword fi ght rehearsal from 10.30am to 4.30pm; Riley and Miller were taught basic moves for the climactic duel, with Rob Pavey, Chris Pollard and Adrian McGaw present to act as doubles for the Doctor, Robin and the Sheriff respectively. Riley and Miller also had make-up tests and costume fi ttings, as did Ian Hallard the following day.
Find the complete article and many more in this issue of Doctor Who Magazine - The Twelfth Doctor Companion Vol One
Single Issue - The Twelfth Doctor Companion Vol One
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Only £ 2.69 per issue
About Doctor Who Magazine
Doctor Who Magazine continues its in-depth chronicle of the show's production with a volume dedicated to the first four episodes of Series 8: Deep Breath, Into the Dalek, Robot of Sherwood and Listen. Andrew Pixley's unparalleled behind-the-scenes coverage – reproduced in magazine format for the first time – examines every aspect of the stories' development, from scripting through to transmission and beyond. Richly illustrated with rare and previously unseen images, this is the essential guide to the series that took Doctor Who in a remarkable new direction…
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require "tlsb/pericope_extensions"

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A new wave of violence in Sudan's Darfur region is a "shocking indication" of the international community's collective failure to stem "horrendous crimes" there, the United Nations has warned, amid daily reports that the killings continue unabated.
Despite regular Security Council discussions and an African Union (AU) mission, a new UN report says: "Large-scale attacks against civilians continue, women and girls are being raped by armed groups, yet more villages are being burned, and thousands more are being driven from their homes."
Its findings leave few doubts that the world's efforts to stem Sudan's catastrophe are not working, despite its leaders' assertion at last year's UN summit that all nations bore a "responsibility to protect" civilians from crimes against humanity.
Officials are warning that the AU presence needs either a substantial boost, or to be transformed into a fully fledged UN mission. The report says the situation is getting worse; the confirmed number of violent civilian deaths doubled from October to November, caused both by "politically motivated attacks and criminal banditry".
Talks between the Sudanese government and Darfur rebels are continuing but have had little success. The UN report pointed to an internal leadership struggle within the main Darfur armed rebel group, which has hindered negotiations, as well as an influx of Chadian military deserters into Darfur.
Idriss Deby, the Chadian president, has been calling on the AU to condemn Sudan for what he says is its support for rebels seeking to overthrow him, and has declared a "state of belligerence" between the two countries. Sudan has dismissed the allegations, but as long as the crisis in Darfur continues it will have a destabilising effect on both countries, analysts say.
"Darfur has provided an environment where rebel groups can operate, very simply it's a lawless and chaotic place," said David Mozersky, an analyst at the International Crisis Group, who recently visited Chad.
"Clearly Darfur has the capacity to have a negative impact and destabilising effect on Chad, and the longer it goes on without a political settlement, or at least an improvement in the security situation, the region will suffer security and economic implications."
In Darfur, the UN says the situation has been deteriorating since September, while AU officials complain that they lack resources and need more international assistance for their mission. One series of inter-tribal militia attacks in southern Darfur in November resulted in 60 deaths, huts torched and crops set alight, the worst single incident this year. The UN blamed the government of Sudan for a "continuing failure to protect its own population", as well the international community's impotence
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import com.trolltech.qt.gui.QIcon
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_ COAL CITY – JoAnn Hines, 82, of Coal City passed away Monday evening, March 19, 2018 at Heritage Health in Dwight.
JoAnn was born January 9, 1936 in Coal City, daughter of Anton and Bessie Chavtal Schimandle. She was raised in Coal City and graduated from Coal City High School in 1954.
On October 2, 1955, JoAnn married Paul "Jim" Hines in Assumption Catholic Church, and together made their home and raised their family in Coal City.
JoAnn was a member of the Coal City United Meth-odist Church, where she was involved with the Friendship Circle. She also belonged to the 54 Club.
Aside from being a homemaker, JoAnn worked at Hook's Drug Store for 10 years. In her free time, JoAnn enjoyed reading, but most of all cherished spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren.
Survivors include her husband of 62 years, Jim; three sons: Perry (Lori) Hines of Coal City; Jeff (Patti) Hines of Gardner; and Brian Hines of Coal City; four grandchildren: Matt, Aaron, Jennifer and Kyle; three great-grandchildren; and a cousin, Ron (Mary) Schimandle; and her fellow friends in the 54 Club.
She was preceded in death by her parents, and one sister in childhood.
Funeral services were held Saturday morning, March 24, at 10 a.m. in the Coal City United Methodist Church, with Rev. Brad Shumaker officiating.
Burial: Braceville – Gard-ner Cemetery, Braceville. Pallbearers: David Smith, Aaron Hines, Matthew Hines, Bill Hines, Michael Hines and A. J. Manietta.
Visitation was Friday from 5 until 8 p.m. at Reeves Funeral Home, Coal City.
Preferred memorials may be made as gifts in JoAnn's memory to the Coal City United Methodist Church, 6805 E. McArdle Rd., Coal City, IL 60416.


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The picture shows a small bird sucking honey from a flower. While sucking honey, the wings of the birds are stretching outward for flying. The wings are suitably colored with grey for some feathers and blue, green colors for other feathers which are nearer to the body and these colors, mainly green can also be used in the body near to feathers with blue for the head and neck of the bird and black for the beak. The white color can be given for the remaining part of the body and also for the tail feathers with ash color at tip of feathers and black with white spot is given to the eye. Flower which the bird is sucking honey is grown from the corolla of other flower which have two petals and are suitably colored with red and yellow for the portion that cover style and green for tendril.


the table) can be effective at marketing the EAP. MS Publisher -- a common Microsoft Office software program can provide you with a quick do-it-yourself template for this marketing strategy.
Use 100# cover or card stock paper or this strategy to prevent drooping messages! It stays standing.
Consider placing five questions about your EAP that target myths and misconceptions about confidentiality, communication with management, what kind of problem EAPs tackle, and other interesting--tough but contraversial questions--on one side of the card and the answers to these questions on the other side of the card. This will stimulate conversation between employees at the table with one asking questions and the other trying to respond with the correct answer.
Everyone will be talking about the EAP by the early afternoon guaranteed.
Use questions that dispel myths and misconceptions about the EAP. Directly under the answers, consider providing additional information in smaller type that expounds on the answer given to the question on the other side of the card.
Consider these issues: Is the EAP is part of the disciplinary process? Is the EAP is therapy? Biographies about staff. Do supervisors find out what employees use the EAP? Can family members use the EAP? What confidentiality laws that govern EAP records, etc. Why EAPs formed. History of EAPs.
Don't forget to put the phone number of the EAP on the card!