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Kaattu is all about human emotions: Arun Kumar Aravind- Cinema express
Kaattu is all about human emotions: Arun Kumar Aravind
The director talks about his upcoming film that will hit the screens by July end
Published: 15th June 2017
Director Arun Kumar Aravind says he switches genres every time he does a film. While Left Right Left was a political drama and Ee adutha kalathu a black comedy, the latest is Kaattu, a rustic tale set in the late 1970s.
But, Arun refuses to bracket Kaattu into any genre. "It is a mix of many genres, but basically about raw human emotions," he says. He, however, agrees Kaattu is different from what he has done so far. Arun, who is busy with the post-production work, shares with Express his work in Kaattu and love for films.
Kaattu is a tale from a bygone era. When Anantha Padmanabhan narrated the story, I was instantly attracted to the raw emotions it contained. There is love, anger, treachery and everything humane in it. It is a story of a man and reflects discernment. The characters have a rustic charm and share flavours of 'Padmarajan characters'. I was enamoured by the script and wanted to make a movie of it. However, recreating that era came with its share of challenges. An extensive research went into it. The story happens on the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border. We shot for it in Palakkad. Thankfully, there were hamlets where development, as we see around us now, hasn't altered lives. There were buildings where we could get the vibes of that time period. Even then, we did set extensions.
Finding the characters
I believe I have always been lucky when it comes to casting. For Kaattu, I knew Asif Ali and Murali Gopy could do justice to the characters. While one is in his mid-twenties, the other one is older. They form a rare bond and the movie explores it. When the script was done, I knew Asif would be best as one of the protagonists. I approached him with the story board and he was convinced. So was Murali, with whom I share a bond beyond films. Every actor is a director's tool and the trick is to convince him about the character and make him trust in his skills. Then, Varalakshmi plays a Tamil woman and I saw my character in her. We also have Manasa who will make her debut. Then Rajan P Dev's son Unni P Dev also plays a prominent role.
Stint as a producer
This is my second stint as a producer, the first one being Vedivazhipadu. Whether it is direction or production, I make movies only if it answers the question, why it should be made. I love entertainers and make movies to entertain people. I think Vedivazhipadu was a good film and deserved an audience. I will continue to make movies that convince me, irrespective of its success quotient.
Arun Kumar Aravind Left Right Left Ee Adutha Kalathu Kaatu Anantha Padmanabhan


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Rich Moore (May 10, 1963) is an American film and television animation director, screenwriter and voice actor. He has directed the films Wreck-It Ralph (2012) and co-directed Zootopia (2016) and Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018) for Walt Disney Animation Studios. In addition, he has also worked on the animated television series The Simpsons, The Critic and Futurama. He is a two-time Emmy Award winner, a three-time Annie Award winner and an Academy Award winner.

Early life
Moore was born and raised in Oxnard, California. He studied film and video at the California Institute of the Arts, graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1987. While there, he narrated Jim Reardon's 1986 student film Bring Me the Head of Charlie Brown. Included in his CalArts class were famous filmmakers such as Andrew Stanton, Brenda Chapman, and Jim Reardon.

Career

Television
After graduating from CalArts, Moore worked for Ralph Bakshi on CBS's Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures, co-writing all 13 season 1 episodes in 1987. Moore was one of the original three directors of The Simpsons, directing 17 episodes in the first 5 seasons from 1990 to 1993, including the episodes: "Flaming Moe's", "Itchy and Scratchy: The Movie", and "Marge vs. the Monorail". He won a 1991 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program for The Simpsons: Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment, and later return as one of the sequence directors on The Simpsons Movie in 2007.

In 1994, Moore became a producer and supervising director for the animated series The Critic. He then oversaw the creative development and production of Futurama as the show's supervising director. He also directed several episodes of the animated series from 1999 to 2001, including the classic "Roswell That Ends Well", for which he won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program.

Moore's other television animation directing credits include Comedy Central's Drawn Together and "Spy vs. Spy" for MADtv. He served as supervising director on the 2009 animated Fox television series Sit Down, Shut Up.

Film
In 2004, Moore directed the Warner Bros. animated short film Duck Dodgers in Attack of the Drones. In 2008, he was invited by John Lasseter to join Walt Disney Animation Studios as a director, with the suggestion that he develop a story set in the world of video games. This would become the 2012 animated feature Wreck-It Ralph, Moore's feature directing debut, and a box office and critical success. Moore also supplied the voices for the film's characters Sour Bill and Zangief. Wreck-It Ralph won five Annie Awards, including Best Animated Feature and a Best Director award for Moore, and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.

Moore's next animated feature film was Disney's Zootopia, which he directed alongside Byron Howard and co-director Jared Bush. The film, released on March 4, 2016, became the second highest-grossing animated feature film of 2016 with a worldwide box office gross of over $1.023 billion. The film also won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.

After Zootopia, Moore returned to direct Ralph Breaks the Internet, the sequel to Wreck-It Ralph, with fellow filmmaker Phil Johnston. The film was a financial success, outgrossing the original film with over $529.3 million worldwide. It was also nominated for multiple awards in the Best Animated Feature category, including the Academy Awards, Annie Awards, and Golden Globe Awards.

On April 8, 2019, Moore revealed that he had left Disney to join Sony Pictures Animation, where he would direct and produce original animated films for the studio, with the first being Vivo.

On March 16, 2022, Moore revealed that he has entered into an exclusive, multi-year overall deal with Skydance Animation.

Filmography

Films

Shorts
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Emmy Awards
 1991 – Outstanding Animated Program (Programming Less Than One Hour) for The Simpsons ("Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment")
 2002 – Outstanding Animated Program (Programming Less Than One Hour) for Futurama ("Roswell That Ends Well")

Annie Awards
 2002 – Directing in an Animated Television Production for Futurama ("Roswell That Ends Well")
 2012 – Directing in an Animated Feature Production for Wreck-It Ralph 2016 – Directing in an Animated Feature Production for Zootopia (Shared with Byron Howard)
Academy Awards
 2012 – Nominated: Academy Award for Best Animated Feature for Wreck-It Ralph 2016 – Academy Award for Best Animated Feature for Zootopia 2018 – Nominated: Academy Award for Best Animated Feature for Ralph Breaks the Internet''

Television directing credits

The Simpsons
"The Telltale Head" (season 1, episode 8, original air date: February 25, 1990)
"Homer's Night Out" (season 1, episode 10, March 25, 1990)
"Simpson and Delilah" (season 2, episode 2, October 18, 1990)
"Treehouse of Horror" (season 2, episode 3, October 25, 1990)
"Dead Putting Society" (season 2, episode 6, November 15, 1990)
"Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment" (season 2, episode 13, February 7, 1991)
"Lisa's Substitute" (season 2, episode 19, April 25, 1991)
"Stark Raving Dad" (season 3, episode 1, September 19, 1991)
"Bart the Murderer" (season 3, episode 4, October 10, 1991)
"Flaming Moe's" (season 3, episode 10, November 21, 1991)
"Lisa the Greek" (season 3, episode 14, January 23, 1992)
"Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?" (season 3, episode 24, August 27, 1992)
"A Streetcar Named Marge" (season 4, episode 2, October 1, 1992)
"Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie" (season 4, episode 6, November 3, 1992)
"Marge vs. the Monorail" (season 4, episode 12, January 14, 1993)
"The Front" (season 4, episode 19, April 15, 1993)
"Cape Feare" (season 5, episode 2, October 7, 1993)

The Critic
"Pilot" (season 1, episode 1, January 26, 1994)
"Lady Hawke" (season 2, episode 3, March 19, 1995)
"I Can't Believe It's a Clip Show" (season 2, episode 10, May 21, 1995)

Futurama
"Space Pilot 3000" (co-directed with Gregg Vanzo) (season 1, episode 1, March 28, 1999)
"Hell Is Other Robots" (season 1, episode 9, May 18, 1999)
"A Clone of My Own" (season 2, episode 15, April 9, 2000)
"Anthology of Interest I" (co-directed with Chris Louden) (season 2, episode 20, May 21, 2000)
"Roswell That Ends Well" (season 4, episode 1, December 9, 2001)

Baby Blues
 "Bizzy Moves In" (season 1, episode 2, July 28, 2000)

Drawn Together
"Clum Babies" (season 2, episode 5, November 16, 2005)
"Alzheimer's That Ends Well" (season 2, episode 14, March 8, 2006)

References

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Living people
People from Oxnard, California
American animated film directors
American television directors
Primetime Emmy Award winners
Walt Disney Animation Studios people
Sony Pictures Animation people
Skydance Media people
Annie Award winners
California Institute of the Arts alumni
American male voice actors
Animation screenwriters
Directors of Best Animated Feature Academy Award winners
Film directors from California
Male actors from California
Screenwriters from California
Year of birth missing (living people)

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NATIONAL RAIL AWARDS 2016: Maintenance Team Of The Year Winner: MTR Crossrail - Maintenance Management Team
23/09/2016 in RAIL Features
Sometimes, you can't help the hand you're dealt. MTR Crossrail was successful in its bid for the concession for the Liverpool Street-Shenfield Line. The downside was that it inherited 42 Class 315s. And nowhere for them to live.
The situation was quite complex. These old and unreliable EMUs are still maintained by Abellio at Ilford depot but they're operated by MTR - and it was also responsible for managing the maintenance.
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The statistics speak for themselves: MTR Crossrail was the 'Most-improved Train Operating Company' in the UK in the recent National Rail Passenger Results (NRPS).
Away from the trains, Elizabeth Line work had led to a loss of stabling capacity at all three of MTR Crossrail's locations. So Aldersbook Sidings was chosen as an alternative stabling facility. With a considerable amount of work needed, the maintenance team worked tirelessly to ensure that the location was fit for operational use. Alongside the basic work required to relay new tracks and new ballast, the maintenance team also worked to facilitate supplementary functions, such as enhanced lighting and safe walkways.
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ROGERS OF THE GAZETTE
Rogers of the Gazette ran from 1953 to 1954 and was the story of a country newspaperman in a small town, where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a F1 air fighter. Rogers works closely with his newspaper editor Maggie Button and the stories often consist of Rogers helping those in need of life's lessons and helpful advice.
William Vann Rogers, generally known as Will Rogers, Jr. (October 20, 1911 – July 9, 1993) was a son of legendary humorist Will Rogers (1879–1935) and his wife, the former Betty Blake (1879–1944). He was a Democratic U. S. Representative from California from January 3, 1943 until May 23, 1944, when he resigned to return to the United States Army. Rogers had several other careers, notably as a newspaper owner/publisher, an actor, writer, and a political commentator.
Rogers was born in New York City, where his father was performing. He grew up in Beverly Hills, California and attended school there. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Stanford University in 1935. On completing his studies, he served as publisher of the Beverly Hills Citizen newspaper, a role in which he continued until 1953. He had been commissioned a second lieutenant through the Reserve Officers' Training Corps, but did not go on active duty. With U.S. entry into World War II, however, he enlisted as a private in June 1942, and was commissioned in the field artillery the following month and assigned to the 893rd Tank Destroyer Battalion.
While on active duty, Rogers was elected to the House of Representatives from California, and was sworn into office on January 3, 1943. He served in the 78th Congress. He did not complete his term, however, returning to active duty in the Army after resigning from Congress on May 23, 1944. He was then assigned to the 814th Tank Destroyer Battalion and served in the European Campaign in George Patton's Third United States Army. Rogers was wounded in action and also received a Bronze Star. He was released from active duty on March 1, 1946.
Later in 1946, Rogers won the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senator from California, but lost in the November general election to the incumbent senator, William F. Knowland. (Coincidentally, both men would eventually commit suicide.) Rogers was a delegate to the Democratic National Convention in 1948, 1952, and 1956. Other government service included terms as a member of the California State Parks Commission (1958–1962; chairman 1960–1962), and special assistant to the Commission on Indian Affairs during the Johnson Administration (1967–1969).
Rogers had a minor career as an actor and was most noted for playing his father (whom he closely resembled), particularly in The Story of Will Rogers (1952). He also appeared frequently in the 1950s television anthology series, Schlitz Playhouse of Stars. Rogers starred as "Tom Brewster" in The Boy from Oklahoma, a 1954 Western movie directed by Michael Curtiz, the basis for the 1957 television series Sugarfoot, but the studio cast Will Hutchins in Rogers' part for the TV version. He also starred "Rogers of the Gazette," a CBS Radio series in 1953–54 that lasted one season, playing the role of a small-town newspaper owner. Rogers was one of several actors to host reruns of Death Valley Days (a job later performed by Ronald Reagan), with the episodes he hosted airing under the title The Pioneers. For one season in 1958 he was host of the CBS morning show and was replaced by Jimmy Dean.
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Rogers Of The Gazette 1953-08-26 (08) C.J. Griffith, Journalism Student
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Rogers Of The Gazette 1953-10-15 (14) Maggie And Barbara
Rogers Of The Gazette 1953-10-22 (15) Eula Horner And The County Fair
Rogers Of The Gazette 1953-10-29 (16) The Old Coronet
Rogers Of The Gazette 1953-11-05 (17) Toast Of Vienna - Gretchen March
Rogers Of The Gazette 1953-11-11 (18) The Town Clock
Rogers Of The Gazette 1953-11-18 (19) Do It Now
Rogers Of The Gazette 1953-11-25 (20) The Princess Theatre Reopen
Rogers Of The Gazette 1953-12-02 (21) The Longest Week Of The Year
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Is it possible to add a function to make a route between multiple destinations just like the google maps component for web applications?
Our component currently isn´t prepared to use multiple waypoints or multiple routes.
But, could you tell me a little more about your specific use case?
Like, how / why do you want to use multiple waypoints? And your urgency on the matter?
Im from Brazil and im trying to put multiple markers on my Map, and its not working, we are creating an app here and we need a lot this function to localizate to the users of our app lot of location... Waiting... Thks!
I already answered your question in your own thread.
We'll discuss more in there, okay?
My workaround for multiple waypoint, is to make use of marker event.
So user click a marker, then a waypoint to that marker is added.
When user click another marker, then that waypoint will be replaced.
Sorry for my late reply. I added an attachment to clarify my issue.
The urgency is not very high, it is a nice to have in an application. But it would be a useful update.


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Weather and climate: They just aren't the same things.
Extreme cold, big snowstorms – and even unwelcome invasions from the polar vortex – will continue to hit the USA, even as humans continue to warm the planet.
President Donald Trump again tweeted about global warming during a cold snap: Late Monday, he wrote that "in the beautiful Midwest, windchill temperatures are reaching minus 60 degrees, the coldest ever recorded...What the hell is going on with Global Warming? Please come back fast, we need you!"
No matter how much humans have warmed the planet, we still didn't kill winter: Trump's own federal agency – the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – corrected the president Tuesday, noting that "winter storms don't prove that global warming isn't happening."
Indeed, though temperatures in the Midwest are nearing all-time record lows, the USA as a whole covers only about 2 percent of the Earth's surface.
"One snowstorm over the U.S East Coast does not invalidate decades of observations around the entire world showing that yes, the planet is warming," Texas Tech climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe said.
Despite this week's chill, the four years from 2015 to 2018 were Earth's warmest four years in recorded history, according to NOAA. Global temperatures have been above average for the past 407 consecutive months.
"We live in and share a world that is unequivocally, appreciably and consequentially warmer than just a few decades ago, and our world continues to warm," NOAA climate scientist Deke Arndt said last year.
More:Chicago will be colder than Antarctica this week; 250 million in USA will see freezing temperatures
More:Icy cold of the vortex lays waste to plans, closing city halls, schools, zoos across USA
Human-caused global warming happens when fossil fuels such as coal, oil and gas are burned, releasing greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide into Earth's atmosphere and oceans. This has caused the planet to warm to levels that cannot be explained by natural factors, the National Climate Assessment said last year.
"People also tend to confuse what is happening where they live as an indication of what is happening globally," University of Georgia meteorologist Marshall Shepherd told CNN.
The world as a whole Monday was 0.7 degrees warmer than the 1979-2000 average, according to the University of Maine's Climate Reanalyzer.
"Yes, it's cold in the U.S. Midwest and parts of Canada," said meteorologist Steve Bowen of insurance firm Aon. "But overall, the globe is still anomalously warm."
Australia saw record warmth in the past couple of weeks as temperatures soared to a broiling 120 degrees.
Some scientists – but not all – say there could be a connection between global warming and the wandering polar vortex: The theory is that when weird warmth invades the Arctic, some of the cold that's supposed to stay up there – including the vortex – sloshes down south into North America and Europe.
"There's growing evidence that a warming Arctic drives the polar vortex," University of Maine ecologist Jacquelyn Gill said Tuesday.
Woods Hole Research Center climate scientist Jennifer Francis, who published a study on the phenomenon last year, said, "Warm temperatures in the Arctic cause the jet stream to take these wild swings, and when it swings farther south, that causes cold air to reach farther south."
The jet stream is the river of air up in the atmosphere that steers weather around. A study in 2015 in the journal Science reported that the rapid warming of the Arctic makes for a more wavy jet stream, with waves that move more slowly across the globe.
When it gets wavy, cold Arctic air sometimes pours down over the USA.
A study in 2018 in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, co-written by Atmospheric Environmental Research meteorologist Judah Cohen, found that "over recent decades, the stratospheric polar vortex has shifted toward more frequent weak states," allowing it to stray from its home above the North Pole.
Other scientists – such as University of Oklahoma meteorology professor Jason Furtado – aren't sold on the climate change connection.
Weather.us meteorologist Ryan Maue said last year, "No firm scientific consensus exists in the climate community on these Arctic 'extreme' interactions." He said Francis' study "will help direct future research and spur timely debate on a high-impact climate-change problem."


These Dates Tart with Chocolate Ganache and Caramelized Pecan Nuts is sinfully delicious and totally indulgent. It's one of the stunning desserts that will satisfy your sweet tooth. The amalgamation of chocolate and caramel in this tart will surely please your taste buds. This tantalizing treat is no-bake dessert, healthy, chocolatey, nutty and a treat in itself. It is surely a crowd pleaser.
The base of the tart is made with a combination of iron rich Dates, Oats and digestive biscuits. It is then set in the refrigerator for couple of hours. Meanwhile prepare chocolate ganache and keep it ready. Once the dessert base is set, fill it with chocolate ganache and back in the refrigerator for 2 hours till the chocolate ganache sets firmly. Finally top it with caramelized pecan nuts and leave it for 1-15 minutes at a room temperature.
Place dates, oats and digestive biscuits in a food processor or a blender and blend till it's coarsely mixed.
Remove it in a bowl and add honey, butter or oil and mix well. If it looks little dry then add little butter.
Grease the tart pan with butter and pour the above crust mixture into the tart pan and press it lightly till it is evenly spread. Refrigerate this tart base for 2 hours till it is nicely firm.
Heat the cream in a pan on medium heat and bring it to a boil. Switch off the gas and add the chocolate pieces and leave the pan for 1 minute. Now mix very gently till all the chocolate has melted in the cream and a creamy ganache is formed. Pour this ganache on the Dates and Oats crust and set in the refrigerator for an hour to set.
Heat a small nonstick pan over medium heat and add sugar, butter and pecan nuts. Heat over medium heat for 3-4 minutes, stirring frequently so that the mixture doesn't burn especially towards the end.
Remove the tart from the refrigerator and pour caramelized pecan nuts on the chocolate ganache and let it cool for an hour more.


Positives: I personally thought the defense was above average. They were on the field far too much, and it hurt them but thats not their fault. I think mundy is an awesome in the box safety, but we need to bring in a cover S or wait for the pot head (will hill). Connor was fine and should be back next week. Ross looked decent to on dez. But still prince needs to come back.
On offense we have a monster WR core that played very good corners tonight and seemed to have their way with them. Cruz was great as were randle and nicks(who needs to be resigned ill say it until it happens we need to keep this core intact). myers looked strong in the end and will find his role. Pugh was solid.
NEGATIVES: CALL A VET BACK NOW. hopefully wells willis or turner. Thats all ill say so no one throws up. Coughlin wouldn't commit to a starter next week. Eli was borderline. He needs baas back to get brewer the hell out. Plus as one of gilbrides biggest fan(sarcasm). Play calling was to blame as well. Too many screens AS USUAL THAT FLAT OUT DONT WORK ON THIS TEAM AND THEY NEVER HAD. In crunch time way to many plays were geared towards Scott, while those seam passes were working like a charm.
LOOKING FORWARD: I know your all thinking great now denver. Im looking at it glass half full. We should be able to throw all day on them especially if champ sits again. Their d-line was nothing special against Baltimore, and their running game is nothing to be feared. ...but then there's that passing attack. If prince is healthy and can line up with d thomas we have a shot. Webster can deal with decker. Then put safety help on either Thomas or welker. TT is improving and looks great in my opinion. And dont forget ross and hosley. This secondary has hope next week.
It's pretty amazing how banged up our defense is. Two best defensive backs out. Best LB out (only one that's worth a lick). Best d-lineman less than 100%. Ugh I hate you for knocking Prince out, Mundy.
Bradshaw had to be brought back. It was a mistake letting him go.
2) he's not even in game shape since he had yet ANOTHER foot/ankle operation so how exactly would he have changed anything tonight?
We desperately need that guy in pass protection and taking those little slip screens that Scott handed to the other team. We have him, we win this game.
Turner is done guys. Hes got nothing left. And I think he had a DUI last offseason.
Beanie Wells, Leon, Brandon Jacobs, McGahee.. anything is better than him.
you know bradshaw played today right?
7 carries for 26 and 13 yds. on one rush.
My support is on McGahee. He can be the every down back and give Wilson carries here and there as a switch up. It's obvious Wilson is not ready to be the every down back. If you can't pass block you can't be on the field.
Didn't McGahee he have a fumble issue?
I dont know who I want. I know Beanie ran well against us in the past. I got a feeling he might steal the spot.
Last night's game made me want to vomit with rage. David Wilson was the worst player on the field. Dallas was banged up on their d line and the Giants couldn't take advantage because they couldn't hold onto the ball.
It's weird to say, but if the Giants had turned the ball over a mere FOUR times they would've won. Sheesh.
But hat's off to the defense. They were routinely put into bad positions and they stopped the bleeding more often than not. The pass rush should get better as the season goes along.
Obviously I am upset about the turn out we had last night but putting things in perspective to still be in the game after 5 turnovers shows what this team can actually do.
Nothing really went our way the whole night, it'll be interesting to see how we come out against the broncos.


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Michigan brewery unveils Detroit Lions-themed beer, called 'Same Old Lager'
The Eastern Market Brewing Co. lager asks: 'Don't set your expectations too high.' Just like with the Detroit Lions.
UPDATE: Eastern Market Brewing Co. has stopped sales and production of "Same Old Lager." Read the full update here.
Eastern Market Brewing Co. probably couldn't have picked a better (or worse?) weekend to launch a beer in tribute of the Detroit Lions — and Lions legend Barry Sanders is not happy with it.
The Lions are coming off an embarrassing 20-0 loss to the shorthanded Carolina Panthers, their first shutout loss in more than a decade. They're now 4-6, destined to miss the postseason and potentially a regime change. All of that has fans fired up for change heading into Thanksgiving against the Houston Texans.
Enter Eastern Market Brewing Co., which has been debuting new and tasty beers left and right from its Detroit location and its Ferndale Project taproom this year. Going into the Lions-Panthers game Sunday, it announced a new beer release: "Same Old Lager," a crisp, 4.5% alcohol-by-volume lager that has one simple request: "Don't set your expectations too high."
The can label has an 8-bit version of what looks like Lions legend Barry Sanders on the label with a Tecmo Bowl football field backdrop. "This classic American lager is exactly what you'd expect," the description reads. "Light, crisp, and always leaves you wanting more. Just keep telling yourself 'the Next Beer, will be The Beer.'"
Get it? It's a play on both the Lions fan's sense of false hope every year and also the reputation of the lager in the craft beer community: Crisp and clean, but lacking in bold flavor unlike other popular styles such as IPA, stout and wheat ale. Still, lagers have a valuable place in the beer portfolio, just like the lovable (?) Lions do in our hearts.
More beer news: Michigan is getting its first Black-owned brewery
That said, Sanders made it clear: He is not at all involved with Eastern Market Brewing Co. in launching this beer. He took to Twitter Monday to express disappointment and indicated he would pursue legal action against Eastern Market Brewing Co.
"I have no affiliation with this company, and they are using my image without any permission," he said. "My legal team is working through the process to shut this down ASAP. Apologies to any fans that were duped."
Though Sanders is not named on the label or in the marketing of the beer, the Lions player on the label is wearing Sanders' No. 20 and appears to be an 8-bit version of him.
Eastern Market Brewing Co. has since said it would cease sales and production of "Same Old Lager."
Spirits of Detroit writer Brian Manzullo covers craft alcohol for the Free Press. Contact him: bmanzullo@freepress.com and on Untappd, bmanzullo and Twitter, @BrianManzullo and @SpiritsofDET.


I'm so sorry. This cake is nothing but trouble. It's twoooo layers of delicious devil's food chocolate cake (count them: one, two) with a creamy, peanut buttery cheesecake layer sandwiched in between. What the heeel!?
Hubby actually came up with the idea for this cake. Well, I'll give him partial credit. I got the whole cheesecake sandwich cake idea from this delicious Eggnog Cheesecake that I made by Shugary Sweets. And then hubby had to take it to the next level. "Hun - I want you to make a cake like that, except it should be chocolate and peanut butter". I mean, obviously - that's all he eats.
He's kind of a genius though. (But don't tell him I said that).
The trouble is, once you start eating this cake, it's realllly hard to quit. And eventually you get tired of cutting slice after slice of this cake, so you just put the whole darn cake platter in front of you with two forks and go to town.
Preheat oven to 325 degree. Line the bottom of one round 9-inch spring-form pan with wax paper.
Beat cream cheese with sugar for 2-3 minutes until creamy. Add in salt and egg, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in sour cream, heavy cream and remaining ingredients. Pour into prepared 9-inch spring-form pan. Bake cheesecake for 45 minutes. Turn oven off and let cheesecake sit for an additional 30 minutes in oven. Remove and cool completely.When cooled remove from spring-form pan.
Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Line the bottom of one round 9-inch cake pan with wax paper.
Sift the flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, baking powder and salt together three times. Beat the butter and sugar with an electric mixer at high speed for 15 seconds until combined. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating until each is incorporated. Continue beating until light and fluffy, about 6 more minutes. With the mixer at its lowest speed, beat in one-third of the flour mixture. Beat in the buttermilk and vanilla, then another one-third of the flour mixture. Beat in the coffee and then the remaining flour mixture. Fill the cake pan and bake for 35 minutes, or until the center springs back when lightly pressed. Set the pan on a rack to cool. When completely cooled, gently remove the cake from the cake pan. Carefully slice the cake layer in half to form two equal-sized cake layers.
Chocolate cake recipe by Bobby Flay.
Cream the sugar, butter and peanut butter together until smooth and completely combined. In a separate bowl, beat the whipping cream on high speed until stiff peaks are formed. Fold the whipped cream into the butter and sugar mixture.
To assemble the cake, place one of the layers of chocolate cake on a cake platter or large plate. Top with 1/4 of the frosting and spread evenly on the cake layer. Top with the cheesecake layer. Top with another 1/4 of the frosting and spread evenly. Top with the remaining chocolate cake layer. Evenly spread the rest of the frosting on the top and sides of the cake. Keep refrigerated.


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By Members' Research Service / April 20, 2018
Plenary round-up – Strasbourg, April 2018
The April plenary session's highlight was the debate on the future of Europe with the President of the French Republic, Emmanuel Macron, detailing his ambitions for a reinvigorated Europe, ready to face existing and emerging challenges.
© European Union 2018 - Source: EP
Written by Katarzyna Sochacka and Clare Ferguson,
© European Union 2018 – Source: EP
The April plenary session's highlight was the debate on the future of Europe with the President of the French Republic, Emmanuel Macron, detailing his ambitions for a reinvigorated Europe, ready to face existing and emerging challenges. Members also heard from the European Council and Commission Presidents on the outcome of the March European Council meeting. High Representative Federica Mogherini made statements on the UN global compacts for migration and refugees, Syria, Russia, the situation in the Korean peninsula and of Greek soldiers arrested in Turkey. Parliament adopted, inter alia, legislative resolutions on greenhouse gas emissions, the circular economy, European political parties and foundations, anti-money-laundering, market surveillance of motor vehicles, and organic production and labelling. Members granted discharge for the execution of the 2016 budget to the European Commission and all EU institutions and agencies, except the Council/European Council and European Asylum Support Office.
Statements on the UN global compacts for migration and refugees, Syria, Russia, the Korean peninsula, and Greek soldiers arrested in Turkey
High Representative for European Foreign Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission, Federica Mogherini, informed Members of progress on drafting the UN global compacts on safe, orderly and regular migration and on refugees, with the plight of those fleeing the violence in Syria again to the fore. This was followed by her statement and a debate on the escalation of violence in Syria, including the renewed chemical attack. The EU has repeatedly condemned the publicly acknowledged Syrian possession of chemical weapons, which is banned by international treaty. Debate continued on two further topics: peace prospects in the Korean Peninsula, and the two Greek soldiers arrested and detained by Turkey.
Joint debate on greenhouse gas emissions
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions post-2020 involves a shared effort between all EU countries. Parliament discussed two proposals to regulate effort-sharing in sectors not covered by the EU emissions trading system (ETS), as well as on balancing emissions and removals from land use, such as wetlands management and forestry activities. The trilogue agreements, now endorsed by Parliament, introduce greater flexibility for these sectors, provided that the target for reducing emissions is reached.
Joint debate on circular economy and environmental reporting
Despite recent efforts to protect our environment, there is still plenty of room to improve the management of waste in the EU. With an overwhelming majority, Parliament endorsed the trilogue agreements on four proposals on waste during a joint debate on the circular economy and environmental reporting. The four texts cover the framework for the treatment of waste, landfilling, packaging, and technical waste such as old vehicles, batteries and electrical equipment. To accelerate the shift to a circular economy, changes to the proposals increase the targets for re-use and recycling, and make greater demands of the Member States in terms of waste separation and prevention.
EU-Mauritius Fisheries Partnership Agreement
Parliament approved the Fisheries Committee recommendation to consent to the conclusion of a new protocol to the EU-Mauritius fisheries agreement. The protocol provides fishing opportunities in Mauritian waters in return for an annual contribution that seeks to support the local fisheries sector and develop the region's 'blue economy'. The protocol provides fishing opportunities for 40 tuna seiners and 45 surface long-liners, as well as a maximum of 20 supply vessels to assist the operations of those EU fishing vessels. The annual budgetary implication of this programme is €575 000, a total of €2 300 000.
European political parties and foundations
Looking forward to next year's elections, Parliament approved an agreement on a proposal to amend the rules on the statute and funding of European political parties and European political foundations. The changes seek greater transparency and protection of EU financial interests, including by ending individual sponsorship of party registration, changing rules on distribution of EU budget funds, setting the share distributed equally between parties at 10 %, and lowering co-financing requirements.
Discharge 2016 (53 reports)
EU finances were the subject of a joint debate on the decision to grant discharge for the European Commission and executive agencies' accounts for 2016, as well as those for the decentralised agencies and joint undertakings, and EU institutions other than the Commission. In a total of 53 reports, the Parliament's Budgetary Control Committee concurs with the Court of Auditors' 2016 report that there has been a gradual improvement in the management of EU finances. Members granted discharge on the execution of the general budget for 2016, but postponed discharge for the Council/European Council and the European Asylum Support Office (EASO). EASO is currently under European anti-fraud office (OLAF) investigation and the Court of Auditors has pointed to procurement procedure weaknesses. The Council/European Council, denied discharge for the last seven years, yet again failed to submit the information Parliament needs to grant discharge. Committee reports recommend improving payment legality and regularity, where the margin of error could be ameliorated, and where the backlog in payments due to the delay in adopting the 2014-2020 Multiannual Financial Framework has reached a record sum.
Anti-money-laundering
Terrorism remains a public concern in the EU, and Parliament approved with an overwhelming majority the trilogue agreement on the prevention of the use of the financial system for the purposes of money laundering or terrorist financing. The proposed revision of the existing Anti-money-laundering Directive aims at modernising EU tools, to close loopholes exploited by criminals or terrorists to finance their activities. The proposals include greater cooperation between Member States, their financial authorities, and banks, to detect and report on suspicious movements of funds.
Market surveillance of motor vehicles
Emissions concerns also underpin the existing arrangements for approval and market surveillance of motor vehicles and their component parts, particularly following the 2016 Volkswagen case. Parliament approved the trilogue agreement on a Commission proposal for a regulation on strengthening national market surveillance, increasing checks and ensuring at least 20 % of them are intended to reduce emissions, imposing fines for contravention, as well as fees upon manufacturers to cover the cost of the scheme.
Organic production and labelling of organic products
Members approved the trilogue agreement on the Commission proposal to regulate production and labelling of organic products. The proposal aims at boosting the organic market in the EU by introducing a single set of rules to ensure that consumers can be confident the organic products they buy are produced with due care for animal welfare and without using non-authorised substances, and to prevent fraud.
Gender equality in the media sector
In a third joint debate, MEPs considered the continued effects of digitalisation on gender inequalities. Parliament adopted a non-legislative resolution on gender equality in the media sector in the EU, calling on Member States to fully implement existing equality legislation and to encourage inspection bodies to monitor women's media sector participation. Another non-legislative resolution on the emancipation of women and girls with the assistance of the digital sector, adopted by show of hands, calls on the Commission to rectify serious gender disparity in the ICT sector.
Opening of trilogue negotiations
Committees' decisions to enter into interinstitutional (trilogue) negotiations were confirmed on safeguarding competition in air transport (Transport and Tourism Committee); on exposure to carcinogens or mutagens at work (Employment and Social Affairs Committee); and on the internal market in natural gas, and on European business statistics (both Industry, Research and Energy Committee). A confirmatory vote was only held on the last of these, and the committees can therefore start negotiations with the Council.
This 'at a glance' note is intended to review some of the highlights of the plenary part-session, and notably to follow up on key dossiers identified by EPRS. It does not aim to be exhaustive. For more detailed information on specific files, please see other EPRS products, notably our 'EU legislation in progress' briefings, and the plenary minutes.
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I have made friends all over the city of Las Vegas. This is my friend, Whitney, a classical pianist at the beautiful Bellagio.
The fact is, Las Vegas is the only city in the world that abounds with so much talent in one place…from musicians, to dancers to acrobatics, comedians and, of course, top-rated, rock bands and celebrity entertainers…think Imagine Dragon, Celine Dion, J Lo, Elton John, Paul McCartney, Bob Anderson (who does an impression of Frank Sinatra you will never forget).
Here I stand with the indomitable Bob Anderson, Frank Sinatra show, who got every mannerism spot-on, then he schmoozed with the VIPs for a sec. LOVED IT.
How do you let them know how much you appreciate their talent? Introduce yourself. Tell them how much you enjoyed their show. You don't have to be a Lady to stand out to them. You just need to let them know just how much you appreciate their talent. Just do it.
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The "Top of the World" restaurant sits high above the Las Vegas Strip and is one of the few revolving restaurants in the world. It is a MUST experience if you only have one fancy dinner planned for your trip. Dinner for two, including one glass of wine each, a salad (shared) and a side vegetable (shared) to accompany your entre. $160, plus tip.
When a gentleman makes a reservation at a fine restaurant he is likely doing it with the intention of making the evening special for his date, whether it's his wife, his first date with a new girl, or a special occasion. He is also making reservations with many, many other men who have the same goal in mind, so how is he to stand out so he receives exactly what he wants?
Rule #1 – Regardless of your age, never make the reservation or present yourself to the Hostess using your first name. That's right. Present yourself as, for example, "Mr. Davis", and state your preference…"I would like an intimate table for two on the window at 8 tonight". You have, in this way, differentiated yourself as a gentleman of stature who wants the very best.
Rule #2 – What is "Mr. Davis" to do when he is escorted by the Hostess to a non-window seat with a bright (not intimate) light glaring down on his table? Simply turn around and tell the Hostess "This won't do. We'll wait for _________" (fill in the blank). Though there may be a slew of others standing in wait for their reservation to be fulfilled, stand properly and wait. Standing in her face will NOT assure that the very next table will be presented to you.
Assuming you are spending a great deal of your hard-earned money on this special dinner, don't compromise.
Exampled, the above situation with him not following those two rules. Dinner at the Top of the World, atop the Stratosphere in Las Vegas. He uses his first name, which never seems appropriate for a man in his sixties. Reservation under the name "Gary" (that will get him a lot of respect). When escorted to the table he proceeds to sit down, whereupon she says she doesn't like the table and would rather wait. He follows the Hostess out and she hands him a small "table is ready" buzzer and he goes to sit down. What if they had taken the assigned table? She would have missed the whole reason they're there…the view…he would have lost his romantic edge…and she would have looked harsh in the bright light.
And, how long do you imagine he sat there in his very unimpressive, passive position? Forty-two minutes.
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Pictured above is my middle daughter, Shelby Kathryn, who is just days away from her wedding, and Penny, her littlest flower girl wearing her flower girl dress. Shelby's colors are ivory and gold and the little flower girl dresses are just so cute, aren't they?
In traditional European weddings, the bride is surrounded by a bevy of little girls, as opposed to the American wedding, where brides are accompanied by best friends and sisters. An example is pictured below…Kate Moss' wedding party.
Shelby Kathryn is going this traditional European route. My 4'11' Shelby, size 00, will be just a tad taller than her girls.
Penny is adorable, isn't she? But what made me cry is my daughter with Penny. She's all grown up. Gone is the little girl who spent hours in the gardens with her Great Dane companion who picked rose petals for a living when she was a toddler. Gone are the days I got to have her and hold her.
If you have a daughter, enjoy her. Embrace all that she is. Each and every daughter is beautiful to her mother, and she should be.
The picture made me cry because I am a mother of a daughter and she is going through one of life's passages. What made me cry is to see her interaction with Penny and all the little girls Shelby Kathryn has managed to make feel beautiful and loved.
Mostly, this picture reminded me of Shelby's first stint as a flower girl in my brother's wedding so many years ago.
Life is all about these experiences…helping them grow…watching them embrace every moment…and praying they've gained enough wisdom along the way to minimize their mistakes.
Speaking of mistakes…Shelby has gone through 8 treatments to get that little wrist tattoo off her wrist. It didn't work and she regrets having to wear the tattoo in her wedding. Ironically, the tattoo is the biblical "I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine"…she just had it put on for a previous beloved. Oops.
You've just gotta love them.
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When the movie Blue Jasmine first came out, we just loved the costuming, especially Cate Blanchett's character for which she just won the Academy Award for Best Actress, as Jasmine. Not only did we think it was a brilliant movie, but Jasmine was dressed so exquisitely, from the camel Hermes Birkin bag, to the Chanel jacket and necklace, Cate pulled it all off so well.
In nearly every scene her Birkin played a role and the popularity of the camel Hermes Birkin bag has soared as a result.
We have written numerous posts about our celebrity friends who carry their Birkin's well, including Jane Birkin, herself. Look at Jane!
and some who haven't done such a good job, like Kim Kardashian's new Birkin baby bag which we think was taken a little too far.
We love the Hermes Birkin bag. We've just added a new category called "Birkin" in the blog so you can see who you know that's carrying a Birkin around town.
We saw this tee-shirt and thought "hmmmm…that's one way to attract a monied man"…right?
Actually, we think if a brand new Hermes Birkin bag isn't in the budget, the second-hand market for Birkins is an excellent way to go. Birkin bags hold their value, but be careful…you want to buy a used Birkin from a reliable and knowledgeable source. We have heard that JaneFinds is the best place to go to score a gently-used Birkin that some woman likely sold to gather cash. Her loss, you gain? That's where I'd go first.
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Whilst the rest of the world yaks about the cost of the White House hosting a state dinner (approximately $500K), I glee in looking at the table service.
For nearly 100 years the State table service has been provided by the American china manufacturer, Lenox. Lenox has created the state china since the Woodrow Wilson era. To see the table services for each president, click here to go to the Lenox White House page, where they have a lovely display of the settings.
What we like is the current public sentiment to employ American manufacturers. The British Royals have always used UK manufacturers for their product needs, scarcely, if ever, buying anything made outside of the country and we need to see more of this done here in the US. For every $38,000 spent on an American-made product, another full-time employee is put to work, with benefits.
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Dry Fruit Chocolates is a unique kind of sweet and almost every child loves to eat it. Dry Fruit Chocolates are even healthy as Dry Fruits contains nutrients. Dry Fruit Chocolates is a unique combination of chocolate and dry fruits. Try our range of easy dry fruit recipes.
Take a bowl and melt the chocolate in it.
Now place it on a foil along with baking sheet.
Sprinkle dry fruits over spreaded chocolate.
Sprinkle ginger and fleur de sel also.
Place the batter in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes.
Cut chocolate into desired shape.


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Happenings in Oak Brook, IL
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Only In Oak Brook will you find everything from a romantic getaway, to a world-class shopping safari, to an endless array of dining, entertainment, and family-friendly fun. So, be sure to take advantage of these events and discover all that Oak Brook has to offer.
Princess Diana Exhibition
through February 27th | see website for times and tickets
For the first time, world-famous royal photographers (Anwar Hussein and his two sons Zak and Samir) share their experiences with the iconic princess and her family.
Princess Diana, by most accounts, is the most photographed human in history. She grew up in the public eye. One of the people that was there capturing the biggest and most important moments was Royal Photographer Anwar Hussein. Later, his sons Zak and Samir joined the family business.
This Princess Diana exhibit will be told from their perspective: what they heard, what they saw, what they witnessed first-hand will all be shared. This is not a story you have heard before. Whether you are a hard-core fan or new to her legacy, you will be blown away by the fascinating depth and detail shared by the Hussein family.
Time slots are available every 15 minutes and the visit will take around 60-90 minutes.
*Please try to find parking at the lot next to the Seasons 52 restaurant and Macy's.
Dine & Delight
through February 28th | Daily
Earn $20 back on dining!
Go on a foodie adventure and get rewarded for it! Dine at participating restaurants and receive a $20 reward when you spend $50 or more!*
Just take a photo of your receipt(s) including restaurant info and date of purchase, upload, and complete a few easy steps — that's it!
Offer valid for dine-in, takeout, or delivery options.
*Terms apply
January 28th - March 20th | see website for times and ticket information
Lyrics by: Tim Rice
Music by: Andrew Lloyd Webber
Originally directed by: Harold Prince
Based on true events, Evita tells the story of Eva Perón's rags-to-riches life as she goes from poor provincial child to First Lady of Argentina. A champion of the working-class descamisados, she uses popularity and politics to serve her people – and herself. Featuring some of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's most iconic songs, including "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina," this musical masterpiece won seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Original Score. The 1996 film adaptation was nominated for five Academy Awards, winning for Best Original Song.
Evita is rated PG
Chocolate Weekend
Saturday & Sunday, February 5th & 6th | 9 AM – 4 PM
Celebrate chocolate's deeply rooted tree history at our chocolate weekend. Visit, taste, and buy specialty chocolates and treats!
The Morton Arboretum champions all trees, and this winter we are celebrating a giving tree, the cacao tree, which gives us the delight of chocolate. Sample an array of chocolates and unique items with a chocolate twist. Pick up a Valentine's gift or simply treat yourself.
Members can purchase a ticket to beat the crowds and shop early on Friday, February 4, at our exclusive Member Preview Event. The Chocolate Weekend Vendor Expo is free with regular Arboretum admission. Please be sure to purchase or reserve your timed-entry tickets in advance.
Wines In The Wild
Saturday, February 12th | 6 PM to 9 PM
Wines in the Wild features the perfect blend of wildlife and - you guessed it - wine!
Guests will have the opportunity to sample a wide variety of wines provided by the evening's purveyor, Prestige Countryside Liquors, and enjoy some wonderful food from our catering partner, SSA Group. Guests will be able to discover new favorites and purchase bottles of wine during the event with 10% of all proceeds from the evening's purchases being donated back to Brookfield Zoo.
In addition, there will be a silent auction, premier silent auction, an Animal Ambassador experience, and more. Join us for this exciting evening of Wines in the Wild!
April 1st - May 22nd | see website for times and ticket information
Tickets go on sale February 4, 2022
Book and lyrics by: Oscar Hammerstein II
Music by: Richard Rodgers
Based on: Anna and the King of Siam by Margaret Landon
Original Choreography by: Jerome Robbins
British tutor Anna Leonowens and the King of Siam struggle with cultural differences after Anna arrives at the royal palace in Bangkok. Inspired by true events, Rodgers and Hammerstein's The King and I is a tale of the human experience, exploring the historical intricacies of class, race, and politics in 1862. Featuring beloved songs like "Shall We Dance?" and "Getting to Know You," this Rodgers and Hammerstein classic won 13 Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Revival of a Musical. The 1957 movie adaptation was nominated for nine Academy Awards, winning five, including Best Score.
The King and I is rated G
Champion of Trees 10k
Saturday, April 23rd | 8 AM to 11 AM
Find your inner tree champion at the tenth annual 10k race as you run on a springtime morning surrounded by trees from around the world. Runners will find a challenging course with rolling terrain as they follow the Arboretum's road on the East Side.
Event highlights include:
B-tag timing strip;
Technical t-shirt;
Recovery food;
USTAF Certified Course (IL6002NM);
Post-race party with live music;
A complimentary post-race beer;
FREE admission to explore 1,700 acres, including the award-winning Children's Garden;
Awards for top overall make and female winner/plus top three male and female winners in each age division;
Walkers are welcome;
View the Course Map;
Race results will be shared with Athlinks.
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DIYEFI.org Forum - View topic - FreeEMS Podcast Index!
Comments welcome! :-) May this thread grow into an enormous long one indeed.
but where were the kids?
Great job, Fred. Would definitely like to see more and the short format might actually be ideal if they stay meaty and fairly frequent--every 2-3 weeks?
Love it, would like to see more in-depth reports tough, like the tunning work, and how you changed it over time.
"And here you see me changing a cell from 57 to 58"
"And now I will change this other cell from 35 to 34"
Seriously, though, I have no footage of that as A) it's dull B) it's difficult enough to do that alone without trying to film it, too. Maybe with a gopro I could get some such footage due to the hands-off nature of it?
Tuning podcast and how to set-up settings for first start would be nice to see.
Maybe basic settings is good.
At the moment, such a video would just be embarrassing. This is, by far, FreeEMS' biggest weakness.


In one of the year's most anticipated flotations, Slack could be seeking a $10bn valuation.
Set up in 2013, the San Francisco-based firm's founders include Brit Cal Henderson.
Slack's leadership team also worked on the photo sharing website Flickr.


Cape Town - THE demand for alternative sources of energy has soared in the wake of prolonged and frequent blackouts due to Eskom's nationwide load shedding.
Eskom introduced stage 4 load shedding as it experienced diesel supply shortages, boiler-tube leaks and a cut in electricity supply from Mozambique after power lines were damaged by Cyclone Idai.
The most recent spate of blackouts have seen interruptions to electricity in some areas of the country for up to 12 hours a day, impacting on businesses and households, which have also exacerbated the challenges being faced in Zimbabwe and Zambia.
This follows the reduction of power generation at Lake Kariba due to declining water levels as a result of below normal rains.
Meanwhile, suppliers of generators, solar panels and batteries in Cape Town and Somerset West said they had received inquiries and sold many devices since the start of the load shedding.
Spokesperson for OneEnergy Gregory Tosi said the uptake in alternative energy sources had generally been good but had shot up remarkably since the start of load shedding.
"Although we have not run out of supplies, we will now have to import more to meet the demand," Tosi said.
The company supplies residential and commercial needs, and according to Tosi, demand has been expressed by all the segments.
A company that manufactures and supplies diesel generators in the northern suburb of Brackenfell, also confirmed that as a result of the demand, its plant was having to work extra hours to produce more.
"We've experienced a sudden increase in demand. It's like a waterfall. We're struggling to keep up and are putting in extra hours at the plant to produce more," a salesperson said.
Energy expert Chris Yelland has called on the government to urgently look at diversifying its energy options.
Yelland said while the causes of load shedding were being resolved, the country was likely to experience patches of load shedding for another six months, treading a thin line between supply and demand.
Stocks of diesel have arrived at some major harbours and one of the power lines from Mozambique is up and running, delivering 900 megawatts on the national grid while repair work on the boiler-tubes is under way.
"I believe we will get a handle on the problems, we will cross the line but we need to learn a lesson - to manage the risk of plunging the country into darkness we cannot put all our eggs in one basket - we need to diversify our energy sources," Yelland said.
Eskom has monopoly over power generation and distribution in South Africa, with 95% of electricity coming from the power utility and only 5% from independent power producers.
The government has been slow in bringing about an integrated resource plan to guide the country on how to procure new generation sources.
The last plan was revised and adopted in 2011, and although it has to be revised after two years, this has not happened, with dates to do so being pushed further and further back.
It is unlikely that the plan will be brought before Parliament before the May 8 elections.
"This is holding the country back in terms of energy procurement - we do not have a plan at the moment," Yelland added.
A Durbanville resident, Hugo Potgieter, who opted to go off-grid in 2015, was spared the inconvenience caused by the power outages.
After installing solar panels, Potgieter increased the energy generation capacity by installing small wind turbines and a generator.
"It was essential to ensure energy security and efficiency so I had to look at installing more components. Although it is costly, it is worth it in the long run," he said.
The leader of the Good party noted that every day, ordinary South Africans paid the cost of "Eskom's bumbling", mismanagement and corruption.
"Eskom has been a disgrace since its establishment 96 years ago as a white economic empowerment enterprise to facilitate the industrial and domestic aspirations of the then-racist state. It is time for South Africans to turn their backs on this company, " said Patricia de Lille.
She said while the rich had the option of installing generators and alternative power systems, poorer South Africans did not, and her party would work with municipalities and provincial governments that "had not been captured by the ANC" to implement policies to subsidise the costs of installing photovoltaic (solar) panels and inverters for all domestic users as a first step to the mass migration of domestic users from the national electricity grid.
Many Cape residents expressed anger at the impact of the power outages as some recorded incidents of crime in their areas.
A spokesperson for STOP CoCT, Sandra Dickson, said residents shared some of their experiences on the organisation's social platform.
"We had reports of an increase in gunshots in especially Lentegeur where a child was shot during a period of load shedding during this week.
"The internet connection of all the service providers drops - and at best one gets the Edge service which cannot sustain the internet," Dickson said.
There were also reports of people's appliances breaking down.
Additional reporting by African News Agency.


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I first learned about WRAP® (Wellness Recovery Action Plan) at a peer conference back in 2012. Several years prior to then my world was falling apart. I was close to being homeless and my family was falling apart but during that time, I never gave up hope. By holding on to hope, I knew things would get better and there was always something to be thankful for along the road back to wellness and recovery.
When I reflect back on those dark and difficult days in my journey, I am grateful. I know it is possible to make a difference and make changes that empower not only myself but others. As I learned and changed, others around me changed as well. I educated myself on wellness and recovery long before I knew what WRAP® was but once I learned about WRAP®, it helped to formalize the concept. With WRAP®, I could now make it concrete and practical.
Having a WRAP® does not prevent challenges from happening but it can help change the outcome. I know first hand. I had a crisis when traveling and thankfully, one of my supporters was able to contact one of my providers. who had a copy of the plan. The provider was able to fax the plan to the hospital so it was on record. The plan helped with the hospital experience as well as helped me come out of the crisis more quickly and successfully. I have found when a crisis happens it is a time to learn and grow. I adjust my WRAP® as needed.
I am so honored to now be a group facilitator. If you would like to bring a WRAP® group to your area, please contact me.


ORLANDO, Fla. - More than a dozen detectives and hundreds of volunteers continued their search Tuesday for an Orlando woman who went missing after her episode of "The People's Court" aired on television.
Orlando police said Michelle Parker, 33, was last seen Thursday, the day the episode aired. Her Hummer SUV was found the next day, causing family members to believe she was carjacked.
At a command center in the parking lot of a closed nightclub where Parker used to work, concerned residents stopped by for stacks of fliers on Tuesday afternoon, in the hopes of handing them out at shopping centers. People in white T-shirts with Parker's photo on the back scrutinized maps.
Family members last heard from her on Thursday, when she sent a text message that indicated she was in an Orlando shopping area. They said it's unlike Parker to disappear because she has three children and a job as a bartender.
"If anyone knows anything, please do the right thing," said Dustin Erickson, who choked up as he talked about his sister. "If anyone has any information, please come forward. If anyone has her, please let her go, please turn yourselves in, please do something so we can find her any way possible."
Erickson said the TV show was probably "irrelevant" to her disappearance as it was taped three months ago. Parker and her ex-boyfriend appeared on the show to resolve a dispute about a $5,000 engagement ring.
Her mother, Yvonne Stewart, told ABC News that her daughter said the show was "the most humiliating experience" of her life.


Think of your physical experience as a garden, which you get to design and seed as you like.
You have an unlimited amount of all different kinds of seeds (thoughts) available for you to choose from.
You get to sow the seeds (thoughts) of your choice.
You get to nurture those seeds (thoughts) as much as you like.
And you get to weed your personal garden of all plants (seeds/thoughts manifested into happenings) you don't want to be in your garden.
It is your garden, your responsibility, and you decide the look, the feel, the smell, the taste and the sound of it.
What seeds (thoughts) am I choosing right now?
What seeds (thoughts) am I sowing right now?
What seeds (thoughts) did I already sow?
What seeds (thoughts) am I nurturing in my garden?
And what plants (seeds/thoughts manifested into happenings) do I weed out?
Make sure your seeds (thoughts) are of a healthy, happy and abundant nature. Because those seeds (thoughts) make your garden (experience), and create your future look, feel, smell, taste and sound of your personal garden (experience).


The Center Method for Diastasis Rec Recovery™ offers a highly successful program that investigates the history and epidemic of this condition. This program has been researched and applied for over 15 years and is aimed at all populations – postnatal women, weightlifters, elite athletes and young adults. Our formula for success includes incorporating fascia, bones and muscles in the healing process.
Omega-3 fatty acids — essential to health and happiness, reviewed by Dr. Mary James, MD. From conception to old age, every cell in our bodies needs omega-3's. Learn how omega-3 fatty acids benefit every body system — from the brain to the heart, breast, bones, colon, skin and more, this is one nutrient that can make all the difference to our health, our happiness, and — perhaps best of all — our longevity.
Popular belief says if you really want to make a big change, focus on one new healthy habit at a time. But Stanford University School of Medicine researchers say working on your diet and fitness simultaneously may put the odds of reaching both goals more in your favor. They followed four groups of people: The first zoned in on their diets before adding exercise months later, the second did the opposite, the third focused on both at once, and the last made no changes. Those who doubled up were most likely to work out 150 minutes a week and get up to nine servings of fruits and veggies daily while keeping their calories from saturated fat at 10 percent or less of their total intake.


Public key authentication has long been considered one of the most secure methods of remote SSH authentication. However, using the same key-pair for more than one machine can pose security risks, especially if that key is not secured by a passphrase but managing unique keys for each system a user has access to can be nightmare inducing. For this reason, we have leveraged Active Directory as our SSH public key store. For the purpose of this article, you should already have your Linux machines pulling user data from Active Directory, you should be running Windows Server 2012 R2 and you should have access to your domain Administrator user.
3. In the Registry Editor, we need to enable Schema updates.
4. Back in your Administrator command prompt, run regsvr32 schmmgmt.dll to enable the Schema Editor Snap-in.
II. For 'Common Name' and 'LDAP Display Name', enter ldapPublicKey.
IV. For Parent Class enter 'top' and for Class Type select 'Auxiliary'.
We can now associate that class to user objects.
I. Expand Classes and right click User then select properties.
Once complete, browse to a user and select the 'Attribute Editor' tab. You will now be able to add public keys to this user.
From here, you should create a script to automatically pull public keys from AD for a given box and schedule it via Cron. Please remember to disable your domain Administrator account when you're done!
Your instructions say to use sshPublicKey, but your screenshot says to use sshPublicKeys – which one is it?
Good catch! The typo has been updated to `sshPublicKeys`.
How would you expect users to maintain their keys? Is there any documentation that might help role out this functionality across a large number of seats without increasing support cases?
That's a very good question! We will be creating a new post later on this month discussing a solution for this. Ideally, we will allow users self write to their AD SSH keys and create a PowerShell script for Windows users to manage their keys and a Python script for Linux/OS X users. We'll follow up when the post is online.
Hey, really nice posts.. just a remark and two questions.
R) For the sshPublicKeys attribute you *write* that Multi-Valued should be checked. But it's not checked in the screenshot, so that might confuse some people (like me at first).
Q1) Why are you using sshPublicKeys instead of sshPublicKey? I have seen quite a few other tutorials that do similar things and it's almost always sshPublicKey. Does it matter at all?
Q2) Hope I didn't overlook anything, but I didn't see how the SSH keys are then used.. e.g. would you have a sample for the cronjob or SSHd AuthorizedKeysCommand?
Thanks for the note regarding the screenshot – we'll get it updated!
Regarding the pluralization of PublicKey – it's a matter of preference. We have it pluralized because most of our users actually have multiple public keys stored due to our key policies, so it just kind of made sense. If you're only using one key, singular may make more sense.
I decided to use a less "sophisticated" approach because in our environment we are not using separate keys per hosts.


I am interested in 7901 E Flying Z Lane, Floral City, FL 34436.
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The T660XL is a big task chair with an extra wide, shaped seat and back. It is highly adjustable with an independent mechanism, height adjustable arms and seat and back adjustment to encourage freedom of movement. This high back chair is ideally suitable for the large or extra large build user and will support up to 50 stone.
Suitable for users weighing up to 50 stone.
Large contoured back with easy lift back height adjustment for support, resilience and comfort.
Large seat with deep moulded foam and waterfall edge to minimise pressure points and encourage better blood circulation.
Heavy duty mechanism with independently adjustable and lockable seat, tilt and back rake adjustment.
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How can design education prepare students to thrive in a complex and rapidly changing world? Parsons Paris' First Year course of study immerses students in an exploration of art and design concepts, skills and critical practices, training them to become flexible thinkers, strong makers, and lifelong learners. The curriculum offers a survey of approaches to art and design that prepare students for the undergraduate programs at Parsons Paris and enable them to envision paths beyond the confines of a single discipline.
The first-year curriculum, which is the same at both Paris and New York campuses, is designed to accommodate a variety of study paths. Students interested in focusing on a traditional discipline, examining creative and academic fields in combination, or exploring approaches to art and design can tailor their studies to meet their needs. Parsons Paris' undergraduate curriculum is the product of continual refinement over many years, and its most recent development is a restructuring of the First Year framework, which went into effect in fall 2013. Drawing on the former Foundation program, the curriculum balances breadth and depth, integrates studio and liberal arts learning, and gives students flexibility in choosing how to reach their educational goals while taking advantage of the unique opportunities Parsons Paris offers.
The First Year curriculum constitutes a common experience for all incoming Parsons students, with the same set of first-year course requirements for students in all BFA programs. Students are able to shape their path of study within those requirements, selecting from the various options available for many of the required courses. BBA students at Parsons follow a similar curriculum, with a few exceptions specific to their programs, and share many courses with BFA students.
First-year courses prepare students for life as skilled and socially aware artists, designers and design managers. Classes focusing on broadly relevant design concepts, tools, and methods—including studios exploring 2D and 3D processes, drawing, and digital design as well as liberal arts seminars—bring together students who are passionate about all kinds of art and design and who will one day forge new paths in an array of disciplines. This interaction is a central aspect of the first-year experience. Today's classmates are tomorrow's colleagues.
These relationships and experiences often lead students to consider switching majors or pursuing careers that do not fit comfortably within established categories. After completing freshman-year coursework, students work with advisors, in consultation with instructors, to define their goals and choose the appropriate degree program.


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Shampoos are basically detergents which are used to cleanse the scalp from the normal oil that is secreted throughout the day. The oil secreted by scalp also called as sebum. The shampoos also help in cleaning the dust, dirt and grease from the scalp.
• Over shampooing of hair will cause hair loss is the commonest myth, but is absolutely a myth. Shampoo is like soap when used in the right way and the right type of shampoo does not cause any problem to the hair or the scalp.
• The second thing is that you should not shampoo you r hair daily, it's going to increase hair loss. The number of hair that is going to fall for a particular day is going to remain the same whether you shampoo or don't shampoo. If you shampoo that day, it will shed during shampooing. When you don't shampoo, it will shed when you comb your hair. So shampooing does not increase hair loss.
• The third thing is you should shampoo your hair first and then condition. You need to figure out how your hair type is. In case it is very dry and curly and very unmanageable, you can condition it first and get the locks straight and more in shape and then shampoo your hair.
• Shampoo basically is required to lather up and clean the scalp, not the hair shaft per say. So pick up that much shampoo that you need to foam up the scalp and clean it. But there is no excess need to use the shampoo on the shaft of the hair.
• The higher the chemicals, more is the damage to the hair. People think baby shampoos are good as it contains fewer chemicals. In baby shampoos they generally use a milder surfactant and they use a chemical that don't lead to tears, but otherwise the basic process is just the same.
It is better to use shampoo based on the type of scalp and hair and use it as much it is required for cleansing.


This latest edition to the PING range offers a premium and powerful iron. With clean compact lines and Forged C300 face to increase ball speed and distance, this is going to appeal to better player seeking more distance and forgiveness.
The club head structure features a Hollow Body Construction, this provides more flex at point of impact, leading to higher launch, faster ball speeds, and importantly more distance.
The club has a Forged C300 face, plasma welded to the body to create more flex, and further enhancing distance. This face technology allowed PING engineer's to reduce the lofts of each iron, without compromising the ball flight height or stopping power, this increases ball speed by 3mph on average compared to the i210 iron, for an extra 8 yards of distance.
This clean and compact profile will appeal to lower handicapper golfers, providing a highly forgiving but long distance performance iron, with stronger lofts to give you that Tour player performance.
The Hydro Peal 2.0 finish, ensures better turf interaction, more consistent play, and is scratch and wear resistant for long lasting premium looks.


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Powiatowy Szlak Polski Walczącej
Black Trail
The Shrine commemorating the uprising of "Solidarity" movement in Izabelin
The events between the years 1980-1981 and the subsequent period known as the "festival of freedom" have left some scarce reminders in Nieporęt and its surroundings. One such a memento, located at the intersection of Krzywa and Izabelińska Streets, is a chapel hung on a tree with two interesting symbolic inscriptions: a symbol of freedom – a broken chain and the date of May 3, 1981, when Poland could openly celebrate, for the first time in many years, both a church festival and a public holiday (the anniversary of the Constitution of May 3, 1791 and the Feast of Our Lady Queen of Poland).
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Green Trail
Red Trail
Trail in the city of Legionowo
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