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The ranged fighters do well for a while, but the mass of writhing penguin flesh swings around to flank and subsume. Usually, this involves wrenching the camera around or sitting back in cinematic mode , and watching as fighters wave weapons at each other until one of them falls down. Weapon AttachmentsCustomize your beasts by attaching weapons to them like machine guns, flame throwers, and bomb vests. This is a very popular title on Steam because of the unusual concept. . This is Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator at its most effective.
Every beast in the game has a unique fighting style and attack pattern. Gerçekçi fizik hesaplamalarının geçerli olduğu bu savaşlarda arenaya yerleştireceğimiz hayvan ve dinozorların sayısını belirleyebilmekteyiz. Who plays better football: Brachiosaurus or Polar Bears? I constantly felt like I was fighting against the interface or camera. More maps for Sandbox are expected and it will be great to test them all when the new locations appear. Set up the match and find out for yourself! You set up both teams for a custom battle of whatever units you want.
Challenges is a sort of a campaign here, where you need to follow certain rules. Beast Battle Simulator bize canavarlarımıza silahlar takabilme imkanı da veriyor. They can even lose limbs based on where they are hit or bitten. But the joke soon wears thin, and, outside of that single gag, Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator fails to entertain. Beast Control At any given time during battle, you can use left click to take charge of a monster and join the conflict! The fans already create their own units and maps you can try playing here.
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Please read the page before emailing questions to support to see if there is information answering your question. Bu Oyun Hakkında Beast Battle Simulator is a physics based battle-simulation sandbox game featuring dinosaurs, animals, and humans. Though you will have to follow a budget especially in Challenges , only the sky is your limit here. Deliver us from the communication area of games you want to see on our site. Set up the match and find out for yourself! They can even lose limbs based on where they are hit or bitten. Unfortunately, outside of the 30-or-so minutes of entertainment that comes from seeing penguins or kangaroos, or orcs, or zombies, or Santas do battle, it's not very good.
Challenge ModeIn challenge mode, you must construct a team of beasts to complete a given task for each level. Sandbox ModeIn sandbox mode, the only limit is your imagination. Beast Battle Simulator fizik tabanlı bir canavar savaşı oyunu olarak tanımlanabilir. Watch as the beasts dismember and rip each other apart in gory detail! This game is awesome for playing with friends, especially on a Friday night when everyone is chilling. Beast ControlAt any time during battle you can use left click to take control of a beast and join the battle! By clicking on any of our download links, you accept our and , and that more information about the software advertised on this page can found inside our software app called.
Like creating an army of enormous dinosaurs with rocket launchers and make them fight real bears with lasers and guns. Challenge Mode In challenge mode, you must construct a team of beasts to complete a given task for each level. Every monster in the game has a unique fighting style and a pattern. Sandbox ModeIn sandbox mode, the only limit is your imagination. About This Game Beast Battle Simulator is a physics based battle-simulation sandbox game featuring dinosaurs, animals, and humans. It is not necessary to create your army only of one type of in-game beasts.
You can even bet who wil win and drink each time the unit from your army dies. Beast Battle Simulator game play online Searching for a really unique concept of a sandbox? Gang Beasts is a silly multiplayer party game with surly gelatinous characters, brutal mêlée fight sequences, and absurdly hazardous environments. Every monster in the game has a unique fighting style and attack pattern. Weapon Attachments Customize your beasts by attaching weapons to them like machine guns, flame throwers, and bomb vests. Each legionary kills tens of penguins before falling, but there's still tens of thousands more.
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Q: Should this be a foreign key? I'm working on a school project and I need some help.
I want to create three tables which should contain these fields:
User
UserID (AI, PK),
UserEmail,
UserPassword
WorkGroupMember
GroupID(PK, FK WorkGroup)
UserID (PK, FK User)
WorkGroup
GroupID (AI, PK),
GroupFacilitator,
GroupName

The question is, GroupFacilitator in WorkGroup is actually UserID, can or should it be a foreign key?
Thank You

A: First you should clarify the relationships between your entities by asking these questions:

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*Can a facilitator of a group be a user that is not a member of that group?
Or a facilitator must always be a member of that group?

*Do groups always have a facilitator? (your design indicates: yes)

*Does every group have one facilitator only? (your design indicates: yes)
Or some groups may have more than one?
If the answer to the first question is "Yes", then the foreign key constraint should be referencing User (and you have no circular path, only multiple paths in your design.)
If the answer is "No", then the foreign key constraint should be referencing WorkGroupMember, with a composite foreign key (and then you have a circular path):
FOREIGN KEY (GroupID, GroupFacilitatorID)
  REFERENCES WorkGroupMember (GroupID, UserID)

The circular design makes it difficult to be implemented in many DBMS (because the constaints need to be DEFERRABLE and that is not implemented in many of them.)
Another solution would be (as proposed by Steve Pettifer in his answer), to add a IsGroupFacilitator column in the WorkGroupMember and a partial (filtered) unique constraint, to enforce that each group have at most one facilitator:
UNIQUE (GroupID)
  WHERE (IsGroupFacilitator = 1)

This way however, you cannot enforce that all groups have a facilitator (not with constraints at least, you can still enforce it by taking care of it in the INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE statements)

A: An alternative might be to have a field in WorkGroupMember called IsGroupFacilitator (or something else suitably descriptive of its function) which defaults to whatever you decide should mean no (perhaps 0 if it is a numeric type) but can be set to a non-zero value (1 is considered the traditional non-zero value) for those users who are facilitators. This makes more sense to me given that being a facilitator is a property of a WorkGroupMemeber. Referential integrity is very important but it is not always the right answer to a question and too much can make your DB overly complicated.
You spotted the possibility of circular dependency but this is not in itself going to create a problem: You're simply saying that whatever goes in the WorkGroupFacilitator field in WorkGroup must first exist in User and therefore you your order of table population would be User followed by WorkGroup and finally WorkGroupMember which is logical. However this would still be the enforced order even if you did not have an FK from User to WorkGroup.

A: Yes, it should be a Foreign Key. Creating of it will allow server to optimize the execution of queries joining Work Groups and treir Facilitators.

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I am writing an utility that queries switches for mac address table and log what mac address is in what port, port alias, pvid and mac vlan id etc.
So, how can I query fdb mac address table per vlan with EXOS? What is the correct OID? Niether standard OID not the C,sco OID works with EXOS (ver. 16.x and 22.x).
I'm going to see what I can play with to get specific VLANS.
It seesms there is no way to get fdb table for specific VLAN. So query all fdb table and get mac addresses per vlan inside python code.


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The 3rd Industrial Revolution: Can we prevent the next mass extinction of life on Earth?
Start: 8 March 2018 6:30 pm
End: 8 March 2018 9:00 pm
Venue: Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre
Special, student-focused seminar at 11 a.m. to noon, Thursday, March 8, in IONA 633
Join President Santa J. Ono for UBC Connects, a new public lecture series featuring the world's most esteemed thought leaders. In an age of fake news, social isolation and spiritual apathy, UBC connects the dots — and people — to shed light on the world's most pressing issues.
The global economy is in distress. Economists warn of another two decades of declining productivity, slow growth, steep unemployment, and increasing inequality.
Around the world, the economic downturn is fueling growing discontent towards governments, and spawning extreme political movements. And now, after 200 years of industrial activity, scientists report that climate change is ravaging the planet and threatening to cause the sixth mass extinction of life on Earth.
In this enlightening presentation, Rifkin presents a new vision of a Smart Third Industrial Revolution that can take Canada and the world into a sustainable ecological civilization and a more equitable global economy over the next several decades.
Moura Quayle, Director pro tem of the UBC School of Public Policy and Global Affairs, will moderate a question and answer session with the audience.
Jeremy Rifkin is an American economic and social theorist, writer, public speaker, political adviser, and activist. He is an adviser to the leadership of the European Union and the People's Republic of China, and a principal architect of their long-term economic development plans to usher in a Smart Internet Plus Third Industrial Revolution paradigm. Mr. Rifkin is much lauded for his influence on Europe's ambitious climate and energy policy, and hailed by German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel as "the economic and ecological worldwide ambassador of the energy transition". According to The Huffington Post, "Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has not only read Jeremy Rifkin's book, The Third Industrial Revolution, and taken it to heart. He and his colleagues have also made it the core of the country's 13th five-year plan". Rifkin has authored 20 best-selling books about the impact of scientific and technological changes on the economy, the workforce, society, and the environment. Mr. Rifkin also lectures in the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School's Executive Education Program, where he instructs CEOs and other senior leadership in how to transition their business operations into sustainable economies.
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The Impact of Implicit Racial Bias on the Exercise of Prosecutorial Discretion
Seattle University Law Review, Vol. 35, No. 795, 2012
See all articles by Robert J. Smith
Robert J. Smith
Harvard Law School (Fair Punishment Project, a joint initiative of the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute & Criminal Justice Institute)
Justin D. Levinson
University of Hawaii - William S. Richardson School of Law
The disproportionate incarceration of minorities is one of the American criminal justice system's most established problems. In spite of a societal backdrop in which descriptive claims of a "post-racial" America prosper, the problematic racial dynamics of criminal justice persist. The numbers are stark and clear: one out of every twenty-nine black adult women and men are currently incarcerated compared with only one out of every 194 whites. But less clear are the causes of these disparities. For decades, scholars have struggled to understand why America prosecutes and incarcerates minorities at such massive rates. Perspectives on this troubling issue cover an incredibly wide range of themes, spanning from racist discussions of "biological differences" to thoughtful considerations of structural racism. A scientific revolution, however, has generated new interest with regard to how upstanding people — including judges, jurors, lawyers, and police — may discriminate without intending to do so. This implicit bias revolution has created new opportunities to empirically investigate how actors within the legal system can perpetuate discrimination in ways that have been — until now — almost impossible to detect.
The idea that prosecutors might be partially responsible for propagating inequality in the criminal justice system is far from new. Until now, however, it has been difficult to explain in detail why prosecutors — the vast majority of whom would never intend to hold double-standards based on race — might nonetheless be unwitting propagators of bias. From the arrest of a suspect to the sentencing of a defendant, consider the range of discretion-based decisions that prosecutors must make on a daily basis: Should an arrested citizen be charged with a crime? At what level should bail be recommended? Should bail be opposed? What crime or crimes will be charged? Should charges be dropped? Should a plea bargain be offered or negotiated? Which prosecuting attorney will prosecute which alleged crime? What will the trial strategy be? Will minority jurors be challenged for cause or with peremptory challenges? What sentence will be recommended?
This range of discretion offers a starting point from which to investigate how implicit bias might infect the prosecutorial process. In this Article, we examine implicit bias in the daily decisions of prosecutors, focusing on prosecutorial discretion points and specifically connecting each of them to implicit bias. We argue that implicit racial attitudes and stereotypes skew prosecutorial decisions in a range of racially biased ways. We then conclude by suggesting possible avenues for future research and considering potential remedies aimed at reducing the impact of implicit racial bias on prosecutorial decision-making.
Keywords: implicit racial bias, IAT, criminal justice, prosecutor, Brady
Smith, Robert J. and Levinson, Justin D., The Impact of Implicit Racial Bias on the Exercise of Prosecutorial Discretion (April 24, 2012). Seattle University Law Review, Vol. 35, No. 795, 2012. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2045316
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University of Hawaii - William S. Richardson School of Law ( email )
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I want to convert BIN file to abs or S19 file. help me please.
hello i have a coldfire processor. I want to copy a program on this processor with the help of CYCLONE FX . This processor is only read S19 or ABS file but i have BIN. file. How can i do it ,help me please.
What toolchain are you using? What compiler and so on?
Or are you trying to copy the code from one chip to another one without using a toolchain?
Toolchains come with programs to convert one binary format to another. For instance, the gcc tools have "objcopy" and on my computer there's "m68k-elf-objcopy" which is the one for the Coldfire toolchain.
You're using a PE Micro product, so you should be looking for answers on PE Micro's Forum. Here's someone asking how to convert ABS to S19 files, an PE Micro answers with a link to a program to do just that.


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Die Town of Freedom ist eine von 20 Towns im Outagamie County im US-amerikanischen Bundesstaat Wisconsin. Im Jahr 2010 hatte die Town of Freedom 5842 Einwohner.

Town hat in Wisconsin eine grundlegend andere Bedeutung, als im übrigen englischsprachigen Bereich. Vielmehr entspricht sie den in den anderen US-Bundesstaaten üblichen Townships, die nach dem County die nächstkleinere Verwaltungseinheit bilden.

Die Town of Freedom liegt in der Fox Cities genannten Metropolregion.

Geografie
Die Town of Freedom liegt im Osten Wisconsins, im nordöstlichen Vorortbereich der Stadt Appleton und wenige Kilometer nördlich des Fox River, der rund 30 km nordöstlich in die Green Bay des Michigansees mündet.

Die geografischen Koordinaten des Zentrums der Town of Freedom sind 44°22′29″ nördlicher Breite und 88°18′42″ westlicher Länge. Sie erstreckt sich über eine Fläche von 92,6 km².

Die Town of Freedom liegt im südöstlichen Zentrum des Outagamie County und grenzt an folgende Nachbartowns:

Verkehr
Der Wisconsin State Highway 55 verläuft in Nord-Süd-Richtung durch das Gebiet der Town of Freedom. Weiterhin verlaufen hier noch die County Highways C, E, J, N und S. Alle weiteren Straßen sind untergeordnete Landstraßen,  teils unbefestigte Fahrwege sowie innerörtliche Verbindungsstraßen.

Der Outagamie County Regional Airport bei Appleton befindet sich rund 30 südwestlich, der Austin Straubel International Airport von Green Bay liegt rund 20 km nordöstlich.

Ortschaften in der Town of Freedom

Neben Streubesiedlung existieren in der Town of Freedom folgende gemeindefreie Siedlungen:
 Five Corners
 Freedom
 Murphy Corner

Bevölkerung
Nach der Volkszählung im Jahr 2010 lebten in der Town of Freedom 5842 Menschen in 2124 Haushalten. Die Bevölkerungsdichte betrug 63,1 Einwohner pro Quadratkilometer. In den 2124 Haushalten lebten statistisch je 2,75 Personen.

Ethnisch betrachtet setzte sich die Bevölkerung zusammen aus 97,9 Prozent Weißen, 0,1 Prozent Afroamerikanern, 0,7 Prozent amerikanischen Ureinwohnern, 0,2 Prozent Asiaten sowie 0,5 Prozent aus anderen ethnischen Gruppen; 0,7 Prozent stammten von zwei oder mehr Ethnien ab. Unabhängig von der ethnischen Zugehörigkeit waren 1,6 Prozent der Bevölkerung spanischer oder lateinamerikanischer Abstammung.

28,8 Prozent der Bevölkerung waren unter 18 Jahre alt, 61,9 Prozent waren zwischen 18 und 64 und 9,3 Prozent waren 65 Jahre oder älter. 49,2 Prozent der Bevölkerung war weiblich.

Das mittlere jährliche Einkommen eines Haushalts lag bei 71.746 USD. Das Pro-Kopf-Einkommen betrug 27.249 USD. 2,9 Prozent der Einwohner lebten unterhalb der Armutsgrenze.

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks
 Offizielle Website
 city-data.com - Town of Freedom, Wisconsin
 Histopolis.com - Town of Freedom, Wisconsin

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Home World News US DOE trains veterans for 3D printing and manufacturing jobs
US DOE trains veterans for 3D printing and manufacturing jobs
The US Department of Energy's (DOE), Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) has announced that the first 24 participants in its Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Development (AMWD) Program have successfully completed the training provided.
Deputy Secretary of Energy Daniel Poneman addresses attendees at a ceremony at Pellissippi State Community College on August 15, 2014. | Energy Department file photo.
According to article on the official website of DOE, the students – 14 veterans, three active duty military personnel, two reservists and five civilians – completed three weeks of classes at Pellissippi State Community College, two weeks of training at the ORNL Manufacturing Demonstration Facility (MDF), and one week of carbon fibre composites training at the Science & Technology Park on ORNL's main campus.
"There are literally thousands of veterans entering the civilian workforce each month," said ORNL engineer Dr Lonnie Love, who led the program at MDF.
"I've been so impressed with this inaugural class, and I love to work with our veterans. Our industry partners are looking for a highly skilled workforce, and the veterans already bring to the table the discipline, teamwork, and commitment needed to develop these very specialised skills."
A ceremony was held at the Pellissippi, where Deputy Secretary of Energy Daniel Poneman announced that the program will continue this fall by engaging 20 students for three semesters of training and a paid internship in the private sector. DOE also plans to provide 3D printers to the community college.
"To meet the evolving needs of the advanced manufacturing industry and keep us on the path towards a thriving 21st century economy, we have to get people trained and into the workforce. The Advanced Manufacturing Internship shows how industry, government and academia can join together to tackle critical national challenges and create the workforce we need for the future," Deputy Secretary Poneman said.
"This is a remarkable public private partnership. The Department of Energy will pay student tuition and fees for the certificate program and provide support to cover program costs. The hosting companies will provide stipends, housing, and travel for the interns. The Department is also looking at opportunities to replicate the program elsewhere in the nation, especially where military bases and community colleges can collaborate to train transitioning service members."
DOE has begun accepting applications for the second class of advanced manufacturing interns.
For more information about this program, please go to http://orau.org/amwd/
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Petteri Koponen, Bayern: 'We have a team and the players to be competitive'
Oct 23, 2018 by Petteri Koponen - Munich, Germany Print
Now in his fifth EuroLeague season, Petteri Koponen is among the most experienced players on his new club, FC Bayern Munich. He begins his season as a EuroLeague.net blogger by discussing the move to Munich, what he learned from his two years in Barcelona and what Bayern's goals are.
When I became a free agent in the summer I began to talk to Bayern and other clubs. You know how it is with free agency; it's exciting to see what options you have. Bayern was clearly the best one.
Bayern told me about the project they have, that they will be in the EuroLeague for the next three seasons and that they want to build something, get bigger and better as a club and one day to be one of the big teams in Europe. We are not there yet, but we are on the way there and that's the ultimate goal. That project made me really interested in signing here.
"I learned from the accident to just appreciate life more and not to worry as much about the little things."
Everyone told me before I got here that Munich is a really nice city, but unfortunately, I have not had many chances to go out and see things. With all the preseason traveling, I only just moved into my new apartment and have been using my time to settle in. I hope during the season to see what is special about this city.
We did go as a team to check out Oktoberfest when I first got here. It was a nice experience. Most of us dressed up; I even bought a lederhosen (traditional German outfit)! It was a nice way to spend time as a team. It's one of those things you want to make sure you experience in life. My friends all asked me about coming in for it. Now that I have done it once, I know what it's all about and I can show them next year.
My family has joined me here since I moved into the apartment. That's the thing about moving teams; when you are younger, it's easy to pick up and move. But as you get older, it's not only about you. You have to make decisions that affect the family. We have two kids and you have to put them first. It's not easy to find apartments here and we had to find one that fits the whole family. And I hear it's not easy to find kindergartens. I can say that I am fortunate that I have played many seasons in each of my clubs and have not had to move almost every year. Now that I am in a new country, new situation, new environment, it will take some time to adjust for me and my family.
Before coming here, I played two seasons for FC Barcelona Lassa and I was involved in a serious car accident when I first got there. It was a challenging two years for me personally and as a team; we didn't play as good as we could have. Personally, I had the car accident in the first season and in the second year I wasn't myself, but also I played half the year injured. That's part of the job, but after these types of accidents, you appreciate the small things more. I learned from the accident to just appreciate life more and not to worry as much about the little things. Even when I have a bad day, I remember that I can still play basketball and I try to enjoy every moment.
This season what is most important for Bayern is to be competitive in every game. We know there are some bigger clubs with bigger goals than us, but I think we have a team and the players to be competitive. Now that we have beaten Panathinaikos at home, we want to continue that. I think we can surprise some teams and play solid basketball. We'll see how far we can go.
We started the season at home against Anadolu Efes. We didn't play so good in that game and Efes was more intense. They showed us what EuroLeague basketball is. We learned that at this level if you come out without focus and energy, you are going to be in trouble. The win against Panathinaikos was really important for us as a team because it showed us that we can beat teams at this level. Panathinaikos is an excellent team with an excellent coach. It was a big win for us.
"We can't waste time celebrating after the wins or crying after the losses. We have to keep going."
We still have to try to improve as a team every week. We can still get better. We have a lot of room for improvement. We know we can play much better. It was important to get the first win against a great team like Panathinaikos and I hope we can continue winning big games like that.
I try to help the team with my experience when I can. Sometimes some of the younger players ask about something that I can help with, but in the end, it's basketball. It's about what the coaches want and how we play. I think what's most important in the new EuroLeague format is that you have to keep fighting all season; there will be good games and bad games. We will win some and lose some. But we can't waste time celebrating after the wins or crying after the losses. We have to keep going and get focused for the next game. The teams are really good, so every game is tough. It's a marathon. You need to try to play your best and keep going, no matter what. I think that's the key to being successful in this format.
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Federal prosecutors claim that Andrew Caspersen ran a Ponzi-like scheme to defraud friends, family and a hedge fund foundation of nearly $40 million over an 18-month period. But on Tuesday, Mr. Caspersen's lawyer contended that his client, a former Wall Street executive with an Ivy League pedigree, was the victim of an uncontrollable gambling addiction that drove him for more than a decade. So gripping was Mr. Caspersen's addiction, the lawyer said, that he checked his phone throughout the day for updates on the stock market's direction and his "all in" bearish bets that ran into tens of millions of dollars. Dressed in a black suit and pink tie at his arraignment in a Manhattan federal courtroom Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Caspersen, 39, told a judge that he had been treated for "compulsive gambling and mental health illness" issues since his arrest in March.
Former JPMorgan advisor *Michael Oppenheim* has been ordered to pay $27 million in restitution for clients' money that he gambled away, Law360.com writes. The fine is in addition to a five-year prison sentence and three years of supervised release Oppenheim received earlier this year, according to the legal news website. In November, Oppenheim pled guilty to stealing more than $20 million from 10 of his largest clients, as reported previously. He had originally pleaded to a sentence of up to 10 years in prison but U.S. District Judge *Analisa Torres* cited his gambling addiction and his care for a disabled daughter as reasons for a reduced sentence announced in March, according to Bloomberg. Oppenheim, who at one point managed close to $90 million for around 500 clients at JPMorgan, had been wagering on football games as far back as 1993 and began stealing from his brokerage clients after losses of hundreds of thousands of dollars, the newswire writes.
Three men are recovering from bullet wounds sustained during a shooting at an underground cockfighting ring near the Texas border with Mexico.The shooting took place Friday night at a rural home in the northeastern part of Hidalgo County near the city known as Edcouch, information provided to Breitbart Texas by the Hidalgo County Sheriff's office revealed. Authorities began to look into the case when they received notification about three shooting victims at three separate local hospitals.Sheriff's investigators were able to learn that the three men had all been shot at a home near Edcouch. Authorities obtained a search warrant from a local state judge before going to the property. The house served as a cover for a large cockfighting arena.Because the investigation in still in the early stages, as of Saturday night, investigators were not able to release additional details about the case. Cockfighting refers to the practice of tying blades to the spurs of roosters in order to fight them to the death. Onlookers gamble on who will be the winner. The practice is outlawed in Texas. Even being a spectator could result in a fine or charges. In Mexico, on the other hand, the practice is common and still very popular.
A 72-year-old grandfather considered by many in the Lonsdale community to be a leader and benefactor, McDowell is also an ex-con who kept a gun in his liquor store to protect the $20 million gambling operation he helped run, as well as an apparent cocaine user. Chief U.S. District Judge Tom Varlan openly struggled with the contradictory portraits of McDowell as he considered McDowell's punishment as one of three men — the other two were McDowell's son and Knoxville fashion designer Marcus Hall — who for at least six years ran a numbers racket known as "butter and eggs" in the Lonsdale community. He said McDowell was an "iconic figure" in Lonsdale, who mentored children and young black men and helped organize the community's annual homecoming festivities. Assistant U.S. Attorney Anne Marie Svolto noted McDowell was convicted in 1981 on a federal charge of selling cocaine and tested positive for the drug after being charged in the gambling case. He was barred from possessing a gun as a result, but the IRS Criminal Investigation Division seized three guns from him — one at the liquor store and two at his home. McDowell told Varlan he was "not a violent person" and said he was lured into the gambling venture after a divorce and bankruptcy.
The National Hockey League's 31st franchise will play in Las Vegas beginning in 2017, Commissioner Gary Bettman announced Wednesday. Sports leagues once rejected the city outright due to concerns about corruption from Vegas' massive sports betting economy, but the NHL and the NFL no longer share those worries, with Bettman calling his sport "less susceptible" to gambling interests due to the small volume of bets placed on hockey.
[T]he announcement that the National Hockey League had awarded an expansion franchise to a group based in Las Vegas was, to some, a shock. This was the first big league to base a team in Las Vegas, a city that, thanks to its gambling and sports betting associations, was for many years taboo. The NFL has even refused to air commercials touting Las Vegas — scrubbed of all gambling references — during the Super Bowl. We accept that big-league sports are deeply woven into the fabric of the United States. And we are just starting to realize that big-league gambling is now, too. The difference, the NFL might say, is that Nevada allows straight-up sports betting, which no other state in the nation does, and in Nevada casinos, alongside the slots and crap tables, one can bet against the spread.
A man has been convicted of third-degree murder in the beating death of a friend in northwestern Pennsylvania two years ago. The Erie Times-News reports that jurors in Erie County deliberated for a little more than five hours before convicting 26-year-old Joshua Walker on Friday. Jurors also convicted Walker of aggravated assault but rejected the prosecution's call for a first-degree murder conviction and acquitted Walker of possession of an instrument of crime. Before deliberations, the judge granted a defense request to dismiss robbery and theft counts. Prosecutors said Walker killed 39-year-old David Tate in a dispute over money in August 2014 because he wanted cash to have his electricity turned back on and to pay gambling debts. Walker testified that he had nothing to do with the killing.
A northern Wisconsin man is charged with killing a bartender and burning down the tavern to make it look like she died in the fire. Forty-four-year-old Donald Rick of Saxon faces charges including first-degree intentional homicide, armed burglary, arson and mutilating a corpse. According to the complaint, Rick told investigators he stabbed 52-year-old Lisa Waldros while burglarizing the Bear Trap Inn in March. KBJR-TV reports the complaint says Rick was trying to regain money he'd lost gambling. Authorities allege Rick entered the Bear Trap after closing and ordered Waldros at knifepoint to open her purse. The bag contained $194. The complaint says there was a struggle and Rick stabbed Waldros in the throat. Rick then allegedly got a gasoline container from his truck and set the bar on fire.
Mr Czarnota's body was found in Chafford Gorges Nature Park. A 29-year-old man hanged himself from a tree in Chafford Gorges Nature Park in Chafford Hundred, an inquest heard. An inquest into the death of Ireneusz Czarnota was held at Chelmsford Coroner's Court yesterday. Coroner's officer Stewart Malcolm told the court how the body of Mr Czarnota, who had no fixed address, was found by a park ranger on the morning of November 6, 2015. He said: "A ranger from the Essex Wildlife Trust found him on the ground with a ligature around his neck. "He did have a severe gambling addiction. "A friend did see him on November 3 and described him as looking very well and happy.
Travis Smith. A man will spend the rest of his life in jail after shooting and killing a man over money at an illegal gambling house. Travis Smith, 37, was sentenced to life in prison with no parole after police say he shot and killed 24-year-old Cortez Dowell according to a release from the Fulton County District Attorney's Office. Smith and Dowell were gambling about 3 a.m. at a southeast Atlanta home used as an illegal night club in July 2014. The two men were arguing over who won the money when Smith pulled out a gun and shot Dowell multiple times in the chest, according to the release. One witness told police she saw Smith walk from the house with a gun and overheard someone ask him why he shot Dowell. Dowell was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital, where he later died. Smith was charged with murder, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and other charges.
Las Vegas police say a man was shot and wounded after suspects robbed him in the parking lot of the Palace Station casino. The victim was taken to the hospital with critical injuries after the early Thursday incident. He was reported to be in stable condition later in the day. Police say three men had approached the victim as he was parking his motorcycle. They stole the man's cellphone and wallet before shooting him in the torso. The suspects are believed to have fled the scene in a white sedan with tinted windows.
It was just a slip of the pen, but a legal brief filed in the state Supreme Court last week contained an amusing admonition about casino gambling in Florida. "To recognize this change," wrote attorneys for some dog tracks hoping to block a constitutional amendment from the 2018 ballot, "a voter must be in tune with the nuisances of Florida's current gaming laws…." Surely, they meant "nuances." The nuisances of Florida law are found, in pinstriped profusion, in the House and Senate, and in the lobby between them, 60 days a year.
The Supreme Court doesn't rule on the pros or cons of a petition initiative. Once sponsors reach 10 percent of the required number of signatures, the attorney general requests a ruling on only two questions: Does the proposal deal with a single subject, and does its ballot summary adequately inform voters what it's about? Lawyers then make a lot of money trying to convince at least four justices that the amendment should be blocked from the ballot, or should proceed.
If the Supreme Court finds that the "Voters In Charge" amendment deals with a single subject, and that it's ballot summary is sufficient, the proposal will still face long odds. First, it will need to get enough voter signatures to get on the 2018 ballot, where it will compete for attention with races for governor and the U.S. Senate — as well as, possibly, a referendum on solar energy, and who knows what else.
The gambling interests have tons of money to fight the amendment, which will require 60 percent public approval for passage. The last thing they want is to have to win a statewide referendum, every time they want to expand gambling, rather than just spreading campaign contributions among a relative handful of top legislators to get their way.
The first sentence of the pending ballot summary is a strong selling point. It says, "This amendment ensures that Florida voters shall have the exclusive right to decide whether to authorize casino gambling by requiring that in order for casino gambling to be authorized under Florida law, it must be approved by Florida voters pursuant to Article XI, Sect. 3, of the Florida Constitution." That is, the section providing for a statewide referendum. It's very tempting. Who wouldn't want to give the public control of gambling, considering the great job the Legislature has done with it up to now?
Two North Las Vegas casino employees are dead, including a rampaging man who police said appeared to have had a "chaotic episode" before he was shot by a police officer in an employee-only area of the Silver Nugget casino, police said Thursday. A third employee was hurt when he scuffled with the 30-year-old who then brawled with and killed a 64-year-old co-worker, North Las Vegas police Officer Ann Cavaricci said. None of the men was immediately identified. The age of the injured employee wasn't immediately made public. Cavaricci said his injuries weren't life-threatening. Patrol officers tried to use a stun gun "which failed to stop the suspect from attempting to attack them" before an officer shot him a little after 5:45 a.m. Thursday, according to police accounts. "The suspect was described as a person who was having an agitated chaotic episode," Cavaricci said in a police statement.
Nevada regulators have approved a $2 million fine against Las Vegas Sands Corp. to settle a complaint that the casino company didn't properly account for millions of dollars paid to a Chinese consultant and received from a high roller. The Nevada Gaming Commission approved a settlement Thursday on a two-count complaint that the Nevada Gaming Control Board unveiled last week against billionaire Sheldon Adelson 's company. The Nevada complaint points to a federal Securities and Exchange Commission order from April that found the Sands didn't properly document several major money transfers to Chinese entities over the last decade.
Nevada gambling regulators have accused one of the state's largest sports-book operators of a series of violations, including underpaying winners, accepting bets after a match and knowingly withholding information even after authorities warned them two years ago after a record $5.5 million settlement involving a separate case of illegal sports betting. CG Technology was hit with the six-count complaint filed by the Nevada Gaming Control Board earlier this week. The company has 30 days to formally respond to the state. It couldn't be reached by The Associated Press for comment Wednesday. The state's Gaming Control Board acts as both the regulators and prosecutors who investigate and file complaints for disciplinary action against gambling-operation license holders. The cases are sent to the Nevada Gaming Commission, whose members serve as the judge and jury in determining action, including license revocation. That's exactly what the commission threatened in 2014, when it approved a settlement that fined CG Technology $5.5 million, which remains the largest settlement of its kind in state history.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. has agreed to pay more than $75 million to settle a lawsuit by its former top Macau executive, whose allegations prompted federal bribery investigations into the company, according to a person familiar with the matter. The confidential settlement, reached Tuesday, resolves all legal claims brought by Steve Jacobs against the company, its subsidiaries and its controlling shareholder, Republican megadonor Sheldon Adelson , according to a statement from the company's Macau unit to the Hong Kong stock exchange. The Jacobs settlement involves between $75 million and $100 million, according to the person familiar with the matter. The company's Hong Kong filing didn't specify a figure or elaborate on the terms of the deal. The wrongful termination lawsuit brought by Sands' former Macau chief executive, in which he had alleged the company fired him for objecting to illegal demands from Mr. Adelson, had been set to go to trial in Nevada in September.
KMBC reports that a Missouri Highway Patrol trooper is recovering after he was shot late Friday night outside Harrah's Casino. The Highway Patrol said a security guard called authorities about 11 p.m. and reported a man acting suspiciously in the parking garage. Troopers assigned to the gaming division arrived and found the man had an active municipal warrant. When they tried to arrest him, the Highway Patrol said the man pulled out a gun. A struggle occurred and the suspect shot a trooper. Another trooper that was on scene returned fire, striking the suspect. The trooper, a 26-year veteran, was in stable condition. The suspect, identified as a 35-year-old Kansas City man, was in serious, but stable condition.
Four defendants have pleaded guilty, in two separate cases, in an Orlando-based cyber crime ring that authorities said provided payment services for illegal offshore gambling websites. The group was responsible for at least $8.5 million in illegal payments, the charges said. Jason Neiman of Costa Rica pleaded guilty May 19 in Orlando federal court to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Earlier this year, three Orlando area men previously pleaded in a related case: Theron Dwight Barron, Christopher Paolini and Eduardo Berdum. The group used shell companies to help offshore gambling websites to process payments from U.S. citizens, according to an indictment. Barron, Paolini and Freeborn used company names like MoneylineWallet.com and e-trustcheck.com. Neiman, Stewart and Freeborn used company names like Web Pay TV, eGoldWallet and DoughFlow, according to the charges. The IRS investigated along with a cyber crime task force of the U.S. Secret Service that included local law enforcement. IRS Special Agent Robert Crockett confirmed the matters are related.
Authorities say they have seized $2 million in cash and arrested 46 people in New Jersey, New York and Florida on sports gambling and other charges. The Bergen County Prosecutor's Office said Wednesday the arrests came as part of an investigation into a large-scale gambling, racketeering and money-laundering operation. Authorities say Robert "Elvis" D'Alessio, of Totowa, ran the operation with the help of a Costa Rica-based office, which bettors called to check or place bets.


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Past Life — via 1991, a Year Magazine
November 17th, 2015 · 10:23 am · 17 Comments
1991 is a new magazine dedicated to chronicling the notable cultural events of a certain year. 1991 happens to be the first installment, and future editions will follow the format for different years. In honor of the inaugural issue, QS is sharing one of its more pertinent stories with everyone, which happens to be about a video part filmed at a certain baseball diamond on Avenue A and E. 9th Street…in 1991. (It even ends with a fight! #onbrand.) Buy the 82-page issue at 1991magazine.com.
Cameron Martin is well known in the art world as a painter of photorealistic forests, mountains, and cliffs. Born in 1970 in Seattle, Martin boasts a CV as impressive as any working artist, with exhibitions around the world, features in major publications, and inclusion in museum collections across the country.
As an acquaintance of Martin, I knew that he was once a professional skateboarder and a member of the fabled Bones Brigade, a team that included Tony Hawk, Rodney Mullen, and Steve Caballero. While researching 1991, I found a video on YouTube called "Cameron Martin 1991 freestyle skateboarding NYC." The 1:08 clip shows Martin skating in Tompkins Square Park and then farther downtown, under the Twin Towers. His skating is fast, technical, and flawless. The tricks flow together in successions of lines that look improvised but likely took hours to get right. Though it's seemingly unconnected to a full length or sponsor, "Cameron Martin 1991" has the same feel as the most influential videos of 1991, including Blind's Video Days and Alien Workshop's Memory Screen.
"There's quite a story behind that video," Martin said when I asked him about it. We met at his studio in Greenpoint, and he was right—there is an interesting story behind the video. Here it is in his words. — N.
1991 ended up being the pinnacle and the end of my life in the skateboard industry.
In 1990 I was a sponsored amateur about to turn pro. I went to Europe and competed in a bunch of pro contests. When I was over there, I never expected this was going to happen at all, but Powell Peralta, who I was sponsored by, said they wanted to put out my pro model. It was a total shock because nobody gave a shit about freestyle at that time. I guess they figured that since Rodney [Mullen] wasn't on the team anymore there was a gap to fill. I was just totally psyched. I couldn't believe it.
I was going to NYU and skating pretty much every day, even in the winter when it was freezing. It was a little tricky because I was going to college full time and I was trying to be a pro skater. I went to contests and did demos when I could, and a lot of it took place in the summer.
At the Amateur National Championships in '88 or '89—I don't remember—I had met the SHUT guys, and we got along really well. So when I moved to New York I just called them up and they kinda took me in and introduced me to everybody. For some reason I just clicked with them—Bruno [Musso] and Rodney [Smith] and a bunch of guys on their team. There weren't that many skaters in New York at that time, so when someone showed up who was somewhat known, people were psyched.
My skating was heavily influenced by being in New York. When I lived on the West Coast, it was much more the traditional—not as many rolling tricks, trying to skate to the music, more like an ice-skating competition. Nobody respected freestyle. It wasn't gnarly. It wasn't aggressive. It was really tech. Things started to change around '91 because street skaters were doing a lot of freestyle tricks, only down stairs or whatever. In New York my skating became almost like street skating. That's the way anybody who was paying attention saw it was going, anyway.
Here's the story of that video. Powell put out a video once a year or so and they were a big deal. When the new Powell video came out, it was screened in a theater and people went crazy. A lot of the companies didn't have money for production for that kind of thing, but Powell was absolutely enormous at that time and the Bones Brigade videos were central to their whole enterprise.
There was a big shift in 1990. Skateboarders were not being sold as personalities in the same way they were before. During the '80s, on the Powell team it was all about creating these characters—Lance Mountain is the goofy guy, and Steve Caballero is the cool guy who plays in the band and wears suspenders, Mike McGill is kind of a Florida jock… Each person had their role in the Bones Brigade. But that was all going away, becoming uncool. Things were moving from rock star back to punk. In some ways it all became much more conformist. Everybody started to wear very similar, drab baggy clothing. A lot of people had super-short haircuts and a baseball hat.
Stacy Peralta had created this entire world through directing the Powell videos. He had spent years pouring himself into it. It was where he learned to make films, and you can see so much of its influence in the movies he's making now. After he stopped skating in the '70s, his life became constructing the Powell team, being the talent scout, the coach, the image-maker. It was amazing what he did. But everything was changing really rapidly and I am not sure if he could see it, or maybe it was just too difficult to accept.
So at one point when Stacy and I were talking about the upcoming video, he said, "Well, now that you're in New York, I don't know if we can send someone out there to film you." I said, "Well, my roommate is a film student and I could just make my own part."
That was already the way things were going. The H-Street video and the Blind video had come out—they were much more low-tech. Everybody was going to the handheld camcorders. That hadn't really been happening that much up to that point. Stacy was shooting on 35-mm film sometimes, and the budgets were enormous for these things. But then things were starting to slip and the money wasn't what it had been. He said, "OK, you can do your own thing." He essentially told me they were going to put the part we made in the video—or that's the way I heard it, anyway.
I shot that video with my roommate Mike Miller and we worked really hard on it. He was a student, so you can tell by the way it's edited it's not super- slick or anything, but it was pretty good, I think, for some guy who was a sophomore. I got a downstairs neighbor at my dorm to do the music. It was a big production for us, and I was super happy with it.
The last video that I had been in before that was the Propaganda video, and it was right on the cusp of when I was really switching over to doing more street skating. I was psyched to have my skating be perceived in a different way. I was switching. Not that I was going to become a street skater, but just that the style had changed. I also felt like I was skating better than I ever had before.
We filmed that YouTube video in the fall of '91. We filmed it over the course of three days. I sent it in, and I didn't hear anything.
Finally, I called Stacy. He was always really hard to get on the phone. When I finally talked to him he said, "Yeah, well, you know, I don't think we can use the video. It's too grainy and the edits are really rough. It just looks like it's hand-done." I was really bummed out, devastated. I said, "You got me all ex- cited about this and I got other people to work on it. This is the way things are going, man. You need to see this." When I got off the phone I was super pissed.
After that, I wrote him this really long letter—so presumptuous on my part—just tearing him down, saying that he was out of touch with what was go- ing on. I cannot believe that I did it in retrospect. I was basically like, "Nobody wants to see skits and Native American masks and funky editing anymore. You've got to look at what's going on with these other videos. This is the way they're filmed, this is the future."
Stacy didn't want to hear any of what I was say- ing. He got in this huge fight with George Powell because he wanted to kick me off the team and George sided with me. They ended up splitting up pretty soon after that. I'm not saying it was be- cause of me, but it definitely was part of what was going on between them at the time, and it might have been the last straw. I felt really guilty about it, like I made this big mistake and then maybe I caused the breakup.
My part never got put out until someone put it on YouTube. That's the only place it's ever been seen.
I've never spoken to Stacy again since then. I know the whole thing really wounded his pride. It was awful. I beat myself up about it for years. I was so filled with regret. I wish I had been able to tell him the same thing but in a different way. He wrote me back, saying this is the most offensive thing and you have no idea how much money we've spent on you. It really ripped me apart. I had worshipped the guy for years. He was one of my heroes and I just got angry and disrespected him and ruined everything.
I kept riding for Powell for a while, but I became pretty disillusioned with the skateboard industry at that point. I went home to Seattle for the summer and I got this letter in the mail from Powell Peralta that essentially said, "The skateboard industry has decided that freestyle doesn't exist anymore. If you want to try to become a street skater, we will go along for the ride with that, but we're not going to make your model anymore."
My body was already screwed up, and even though I loved the sport, I was just losing faith in the industry. I couldn't really imagine my future…I love skateboarding, it was so much a part of who I was at that time, but there was no way I was going to try to become a street skater.
Everything in my life changed at that point. I dropped out of NYU. I moved back home to work for an artist in Seattle who was my high school painting teacher. I broke up with my girlfriend of two years. I kept skating, but I stopped wearing any company logos. I just didn't want anything to do with the industry side of it anymore because I felt like I'd been this walking billboard for all these years. Once they turned away, I was like, "I'm not going to support that."
I was skating better than I ever did when I filmed that video. And it was probably six or eight months after that that I walked away.
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snarter
· Nov 17, 2015 · 10:30 am
Will this be sold online only?
· Nov 17, 2015 · 12:20 pm
Yes, for now. Will start hitting a few shops later this month.
This is wild
dh lawrence
· Nov 17, 2015 · 1:25 pm
first tfreport
inspiration behind the street fighter II intro? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGSKZgEnbYI
Dan Crilly
I remember his part in Ban This and I definitely prefer the footage in NYC. Love the flatground lines and three step tricks..
its so nuts how this is what skating in ny looked like in 1991 and then how tech it started to look 1993, 1994 in philly, like fred rick reason doing real ledge tricks and shit
2 fucking year difference
Observered
This can only be bought in the USA right?
ICYGLARE MCMOON
STACI P IS THE NAME OF ONE OF MA HOES AND I KEEPS HER BROKE
FOR THA RECORD PERALTA WAS/IS THE BEST JOKE THA INDUSTRY EVA HAD
VISION DAWG VISION
jihad shorty
this is fucking rad. i feel proud wearing my LES quarternsacks shirt right now
-Jihad Shorty *vegas killer*
tf had no cracks
Old Dude
· Nov 18, 2015 · 1:08 am
Rad, I always wondered what became of this dude. I was a freshman at Seattle U. and used to skate Seattle Center with this guy a bunch, he always killed it even though a lot of people thought freestyle was lame you could tell he knew his shit. Remember one time he came back from some NSA regional contest or something in late '87-early '88 raving about this new guy that Powell had gotten who was murdering it, turned out to be Ray Barbee. Anyway this is rad it's good to see he's doing well.
Da cross-eyed cowboy
Back in the day u had to had guts, no joke. Tompkins sqare park downtown financial, the banks! Thats we used to skate all day. I rememer this one time we got kicked out of a spot and we striat up beat the shit outa a old lady, cuz we were mad, cant do that shit no mo righ?
Pretty sure beating up old ladies was never cool, even in the 90s…
bogolden
Gino's heelflip!
Sounds like Stacy was good at manipulating people into feeling guilty. He had a right to be mad, though I think the part is better watched on mute
drumwell
· Dec 2, 2015 · 9:15 pm
Super sick style. Love that kickflip manual shovit combo!! Takes me back.
I'm fortunate to call Cameron a friend; he's an even better person than skater, which is saying something. And he makes a mean stew!


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The warning comes as social distancing is a key public measure introduced by Public Health England to reduce the spread of infection.
In the statement most employers are being praised for going to great lengths to ensure social distancing wherever possible.
The full statement reads: "This is an extremely worrying time for firms and workers. We know many workers, union reps and employers have questions and concerns about safe working – especially for those continuing to work away from home.
"This joint statement between the Health and Safety Executive, the TUC and the CBI is intended to clarify the position. The health and safety of workers remains paramount. Employers are and must continue to provide workers with information about risks to their health and the actions their employers must take.
"Social distancing is a key public health measure introduced by Public Health England to reduce the spread of infection. Most employers are going to great lengths to ensure social distancing wherever possible. The HSE, CBI and TUC wish to publicly support these efforts. Firms that can safely stay open and support livelihoods should not be forced to close by misunderstandings about government guidance.
"But If it comes to the HSE's attention that employers are not complying with the relevant Public Health England guidance (including enabling social distancing where it is practical to do so), HSE will consider a range of actions ranging from providing specific advice to employers through to issuing enforcement notices, including prohibition notices."
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PMI Hits 56% In April 2022
Kehinde Ogunyale May 23, 2022
According to its Purchasing Managers Index for the month, Stanbic IBTC Bank has said that the Nigerian private sector's growth quickened in April. The PMI grew to 55.8 in April, up from 54.1 in March. The report stated that the headline PMI signaled a sharp improvement in business conditions in Nigeria's private sector. According to […]Read More
PMI Dips In January 2022
Kehinde Ogunyale February 6, 2022
The Stanbic IBTC Purchasing Power Index has dropped to 53.7 per cent in January 2022 from 56.4 in December 2021. The drop, which reflected a four-month low, was attributed to the cost pressures that remained sharp in January, but purchase price inflation eased notably from December's previous peak. The survey report from Stanbic IBTC shows […]Read More
Manufacturing Index Expands To 47.3 Points
Kehinde Ogunyale December 4, 2021
The Central Bank of Nigeria has said that the economy has recorded slight expansion Month-on-Month, MoM, in October 2021 as the Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) rose to 47.3 index points, as against 46.6 index points recorded in the preceding month. However, the new index point still falls below the positive benchmark of 50 index […]Read More
Nigeria's PMI Hits 55.4 in July
Kehinde Ogunyale August 5, 2021
Nigeria's Purchasing Managers Index has risen to 55.4 in July from 53.6 in June this year. This is according to a report by the lender Stanbic IBTC. The company said this signalled a marked improvement in business conditions, describing it as one of the strongest PMIs since January 2020. According to the report, "Nigeria's private […]Read More
Manufacturing Sector Grew Slightly In April
Kehinde Ogunyale July 4, 2021
The Central Bank of Nigeria has disclosed in its Monetary Policy Committee report that the manufacturing sector recorded marginal growth as the Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 49.0 index points in April from 48.8 index points in March 2021. It said, "The committee noted the marginal growth in the Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index to 49.0 […]Read More


Sunday 21 May, MealSquared meal for Action Against Hunger 7-11pm with Hangire, Penylan Pantry, Brød, Ericka Duffy to the soundtrack provided by Spillers Records!
This is a class for those who would like to dig a little bit deeper into unique Greek ingredients and dishes not as well known yet in the western world. Lia will be sharing exciting Greek flavours from her childhood and the blossoming modern Greek food culture to help you break old stereotypes of Greek cuisine and feed your culinary imagination. Repeat participants are guaranteed to get new recipes and flavours provided they give notice of their attendance.
Join us to learn and practice the making of some of Lia's favourite spice mixtures from scratch. You will measure, roast and grind spices into mixtures such as for example a fantastic Greek oregano and spices condiment, Morrocan Ras El Hanout, Syrian Bhaharat, Egyptian Dukkah. At the class we will also introduce you to allspice or pimento berries and also discuss and taste some basic spice combinations for ingredients regularly found in our modern kitchens such as paprika, pepper, oregano and even turmeric.
Learn how to make delicious savoury and sweet Greek pie that will transport you to Lia's homeland bakeries and will impress your future dinner guests.
Every family in Greece has its own pie recipe and secret. And in the North, where Lia comes from every other shop is a pie bakery offering a variety of pastries and fillings ranging from custard to kima (minced meat). Spend a day with Lia to learn her family recipes and be inspired to start your own special Greek pie tradition.
This is a class for those who would like to dig a little bit deeper into unique Greek ingredients and dishes not as well known yet in the western world. Lia will be sharing exciting Greek flavours from her childhood and the blossoming modern Greek food culture to help you break old stereotypes of Greek cuisine and feed your culinary imagination.
This is cooking class will introduce you to our Greek Kitchen basics. What are the main herbs, spices and ingredients you will find in Lia's Greek pantry? Which are Lia's Greek staples? And how can you put together a few basic combinations to start you off on your Greek food adventures? Join us for an evening of cooking and eating some delicious Greek food at Lia's Kitchen.
Lia's Kitchen and Green City Events are joining Blas Market and MADE in Roath to bring you a unique Street Food stall which will offer a menu based on donations of food that would have otherwise been wasted.
Our menu will be a surprise as we don't know what donations will come to us but classics such us bread Skordaliá (garlicky bread dip) and our diverse Greek/World cuisine repertoire will influence our offerings.
We invite you to join us at our Love Food Hate Waste stall for delicious food but also our expert food saving tips, advice and tools!
Lia's Kitchen is a member of Slow Food South East Wales and we are joining their Autumn event to bring you delivious Greek pies made with Wales grown greens. Our menu will include our infamous nettle pie foraged at Blaencamel farm in West Wales, as well as an autumn tomato, chard and olive feta pie. Come meet us at one of our most favourite coastal locations in Wales for a fun day out with quality food.
(at schools through Wrap Cymru funded programme). A cooking demonstration and interactive games teaching families and little people about portioning, world flavours, and healthy eating.
Tuesday 8 March 2016, Love Food Hate Waste Roadshow, Cardiff University Students' Union – 11AM – 2.00 PM – FREE.
Saturday 13 February 2016, Love Food Hate Waste Cooking workshop, Oasis Refugee Charity, Splott Road, Cardiff @ 11.00AM – 2.30PM – £5 BOOKING REQUIRED.
Saturday 6 February 2016, Love Food Hate Waste Cooking workshop, YMCA, Plasnewydd, Cardiff @ 11.00am – 2.30 pm – £5 BOOKING REQUIRED.
To ask a question contact cookup@greencityevents.co.uk or liaskitchen@gmail.com.
At this private cooking workshop we are focussing on the secrets of making the amazing keftedaki, and meatball dish which is an all-time favourite all over Greece. At our class you will also learn how to make traditional roast lemon potatoes, home-made Greek Pita Bread and Lia's Kitchen will be sharing our secret recipe for the best tzatziki in town. Brace yourself for an authentic Greek cooking experience.
The class includes refreshments, hot drinks and lunch.
Friday 22 January 2016, 1.30-5.30pm – Oasis Charity Syrian cooking gathering (R&D) – this event is by invitation only but we welcome additional Syrian participants who can share their recipes. Contact liaskitchen@gmail.com, 07870131558.
On Friday 22 January Lia's Kitchen is facilitating a cooking gathering which will involve Oasis charity users and any other available members of the Syrian community who would be willing to share recipes, ideas and the treasures of their culture.
We will cook and record Syrian recipes provided by our participants. Some of these recipes could be included in the menu for a ticketed dinner at Oasis Refugee Charity at the end of March 2016. Our food gathering will also research popular teas and drinks that we can serve at the pop-up dinner in March.
What we can cook might be limited by the ingredients provided. But we look forward to learning from the Syrian community of Oasis and Cardiff how they think we should be cooking dishes such as for example Kibbeh, Fattoush, Muttabal Shawandar, Harisi, Mujjadera rice, Laban Bikhayar, Foul medames, or filo pastry deserts flavoured with Orange blossom syrup. We are open to other ideas and could hold a follow up gathering.
Please email Lia at liaskitchen@gmail.com if you would like to attend. 07870131558.
Saturday 16 January 2016, Love Food Hate Waste Roadshow, Penylan Community Centre, Cardiff @ 10.00 am – 2.00pm – FREE.
Join our third Love Food Hate Waste Roadshow where you can pick up FREE tools and information to help you minimise and prevent food waste as well as save money. Lia's Kitchen will be sharing FREE tasters and recipe ideas for dishes you can make with food that we commonly throw away. Our tasters at this roadshow will include a hot soup and sweet and savoury cakes.
Saturday 9 January 2016, Love Food Hate Waste Roadshow, Star Centre, Splott Road, Cardiff @ 10:00 am – 2:00 pm – FREE .
Join our second Love Food Hate Waste Roadshow where you can pick up FREE tools and information to help you minimise and prevent food waste as well as save money. Lia's Kitchen will be sharing FREE tasters and recipe ideas for dishes you can make with food that we commonly throw away. Our tasters at this roadshow will include a hot soup and sweet and savoury cakes.
This workshop covered the basics of Greek filo pie making. The participants made a savoury and a sweet pie which they share for lunch. Workshop fees also cover refreshments, hot drinks and lunch.
A day of inspiration, advice & tips, resources and tools to help Roath's community to help reduce food waste.
Saturday 18 July , Roath Farmers Market Pop Up Stall @10am-2pm, Pay at stall, A summer platter of Greek delicacies inspired by seasonal vegetable grown in Wales by Riverside Market Garden. The platter served consisted of tomato & courgette fritters, homemade tzatziki, Greek tabbouleh with capers whilst the stall also served wild green and Greek custard pies.
Come join us at this annual community food festival for some tasty tasters and a cooking workshop that will teach you how to make delicious tasty treats.
Lia's Kitchen PieShop will make an appearance with delicious Greek Pies made from locally grown Welsh ingredients, real feta and fine filo pastry. Our cooking demonstration will involve people in learning how to roll their own dolma.
For more information watch this space and follow @liaskitchen & @greencityevents on Facebook , twitter. You can also be added to our database by emailing liaskitchen@gmail.com.
Our Italian Pop-Up is a summer celebration the Italian way, with Lambrusco wine and authentic Italian food in a collaboration with the Italian Wine Women.
We are bringing you an evening of proper Lambrusco and authentic Emilan dining. Traditional Gnocco Fritto (Italian pillows of dough) with fine cheeses, cured meats and marinated seasonal vegatables on your plate and a glass of fine Lambrusco in your hand.
Vegetarian, vegan and Gluten free options available. Contact liaskitchen@gmail.com with any allergy and intolerance or menu queries.
Lia's Kitchen participated in the launch of Slow Flood South East Wales. Our Pieshop offered fresh Greek pies made with local ingredients grown by Riverside Market Garden and Blaencamel farm. We also offered polenta cakes with rosemary syrup and a savoury version. Find out more about Slow Food South East Wales here.
A unique collaboration between Riverside Market Garden and Lia's Kitchen for a market pie-shop pop up. On our sell out menu were Greek Pies with wild greens including chard, nettles and dandelions forages from the farm and made with extra virgin olive oil, filo pastry and real feta cheese and a lemon polenta cake with rosemary syrup. Riverside market garden plants were on sale on the day, so many left with seedlings of the mints and other herbs that were used in the pie. Contact liaskitchen@gmail.com if you are interested in hosting us at your venue.
A three hour cooking workshop that will teach you how to sterilise your own jar, preserve lemons and cook an easy vegetarian tagine dish. You will enjoy lunch and refreshments with your co-participants and take away your own preserved lemons. This is the second of Lia's Kitchen 'Make Your Own' cooking workshops. Booking required through the link below, or contact liaskitchen@gmail.com, 07870131558. Gift vouchers and concessions available.
A half day (three hour) cooking workshop that will teach you how to prepare, roll and cook your own vine leaf rice wraps – dolma. You will enjoy lunch and refreshment with your co-participants and take away some of your own dolma. This is the first of Lia's Kitchen 'Make Your Own' cooking workshops. Booking is required through the link below or contact liaskitchen@gmail.com, 07870131558. Gift vouchers and concessions available.
As part of the Love Food Hate Waste Campaign we are working with Green City to deliver two intensive cooking workshops in Roath/Penylan and Adamsdown areas. There are limited places so please contact liaskitchen@gmail.com, becca@greencityevents.co.uk or call us on 07870131558 to be added to our attendance list. A £5 booking fee will be required. For more information visit this page.
'Recipe of love' is a different pop-up dining experience that celebrates all kinds of love and friendship on Valentine's day. Bring your friends, your other half, your mom or your neighbour. Love birds are always welcome! we are collaborating with Waterloo Tea to present you with a set three course meal paired to delicious Waterloo Tea samples.
Contact liaskitchen@gmail.com to enquiry about gift vouchers or if you have any questions.
This is the second part of the Love Food Hate Waste Campaign we are working with Green City to deliver two intensive cooking workshops in Roath/Penylan and Adamsdown areas. There are limited places so please contact liaskitchen@gmail.com, becca@greencityevents.co.uk or call us on 07870131558 to be added to our attendance list. A £5 booking fee will be required. For more information visit this page.
Somersault Festival private caterer, July 2014 – four day pop-up up kitchen.
Saturday 22 June 2014 , Mediterranean Summer Lunch, Cardiff M.A.D.E.
Lia's Kitchen Breakfast Bar, Blue Lagoon festival, Secret Location, 6-8 June 2014.
Saturday 24 May 2014, World Café I, Penylan Pantry, 72 Kimberley Road, Cardiff.