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This priest conducted pastoral care and religious education at a Catholic school
By a Broken Rites researcher, article updated 17 April 2019
An Australian Catholic priest — Father Michael Ambrose Endicott — was convicted in 2010 for offences allegedly committed in the 1970s against Brisbane schoolboys. According to statements in court, Father Endicott was in charge of "pastoral care" and "religious education" at Brisbane's Villanova Catholic College during the 1970s. Using his priestly authority, Father Endicott would order a boy to pose for a naked photograph while on an excursion in bushland. Endicott faced a similar charge in 2019 but he successfully appealed against the 2019 charge.
Father Endicott (born in 1944) was a member of the Catholic order of Augustinian priests. Brisbane's Villanova College was established by the Augustinian Fathers in 1948 and has been situated on its present site in Coorparoo since 1954. .
The 2010 court case
On 24 June 2010, Endicott appeared in Brisbane Magistrates Court in Queensland and pleaded guilty to two counts of indecent treatment of a child.
In the late 1970s he was working as a priest and teacher at Villanova College (a boys-only Catholic school which catered for pupils in years 5 to 12) in Brisbane's south.
The court was told of two occasions on which Father Endicott told the boy to take off his clothes before photographing him.
On one occasion in 1977 Father Endicott took the boy out of class and took him to bushland for photographing.
On another occasion in 1978 Father Endicott took the boy to the school's bell tower for photographing.
On 25 June 2010, Chief Magistrate Brendan Butler gave Endicott a one-year jail sentence (wholly suspended).
Michael Endicott was born in Queensland in 1944. He was a pupil at St Joachim's primary at Holland Park and Villanova secondary. In 1962 he entered the Augustinian novitiate at Rochester, Victoria, to train for the priesthood.
The Augustinan Order then arranged for him to do further studies in the United States. He studied at Villanova University, Pennsylvania, from 1963 to 1965 where he gained a Bachelor of Arts degree. In 1968 after two years at the Augustinian College in Washington DC, he graduated with a Master of Arts in Theology. He was ordained by Bishop G. McDevitt at St Denis's Chapel in Ardmore, Pennsylvania, on 7 September 1968.
In the 1979 directory of directory of the National Council of Priests of Australia, Father Michael Endicott was one of nine Augustinian priests listed at Brisbane's Villanova College.
In the 1988 edition of the Australian Catholic directory, he was listed at St Augustine's College (a boys-only school) in Brookvale, in Sydney's north.
In the 2003 directory Father Michael Endicott was listed in Brisbane in the Goodna/Springfield parish (St Francis Xavier's), which the Augustinians were staffing for the Brisbane archdiocese. In that district in 2003, a new primary and secondary college was opened, called St Augustine's College. An Augustinian website stated:
"Fr Michael Endicott O.S.A. is the priest within the Goodna Parish who is assigned to concentrate on the Springfield district. He was a foundation member of the college's local steering committee that in mid-1999 joined in planning the college. At the Foundation Day ceremony, Fr Endicott was called to bless the religious artifacts that adorn the classrooms, the staff, the students and the families involved with the college."
In the Catholic directories from 2007 to 2009 (including the period of the World Youth Day celebrations), Fr Michael Endicott was listed at St Augustine's Priory in Sydney's Brookvale (the priory is situated in the same street as St Augustine's boys' school).
Another court case in 2019
On 8 March 2019, a Brisbane District Court jury found Michael Ambrose Endicott guilty of indecently dealing with a schoolboy while he has a teacher at Brisbane's Villanova College. The former student said he was first abused by Enidcott on a school hiking trip in 1975. Endicott asked the boy to accompany him alone to a secluded area along a creek to collect water, where he photographed the nine-year-old student naked in a variety of poses. The former student said Enidcott took similar photographs of him on later occasions.
After the jury's verdict, Judge Leanne Clare Judge Clare sentenced Endicott to 18 months in jail, with the sentence to be suspended after he serves six months behind bars.
Endicott appealed against this conviction and this sentence. His lawyer argued that, at the time of the offences, Queensland law did not consider taking nude photographs of a child to be indecent dealing.
On 17 April 2019 the Queensland Court of Appeal ruled in Michael Ambrose Endicott's favour, overturning his conviction and his prison sentence.


Update, February 7, 2012: The Sun News gets a sneak peek. See the photo gallery here.
FIrst Report, April 27, 2011: Coastal Carolina University basketball may have one more season in Kimbel Arena.
The brand new Student Recreation and Convocation Center construction won't be ready in time for the opening of 2011-2012 basketball season. Ryan Young at The Sun News WPDE has details on what caused the delays and when the Chants might actually play in the new facility. Read it here.
See the Convocation Center information on the CCU website.


Earning his degree in Medicine at the Universidad Internacional de las Americas in 2002, Dr. Ugalde has been practicing medicine for more than 18 years. He is a citizen of Costa Rica and the United States, earning his Bachelor of Science degree in Health Education and Community Health at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1992.
Dr. Ugalde became interested in medicine when as a child he would join his mother, who was a nurse, on medical mission to Nicaraguan refugee camps during the Nicaraguan War. Impacted by his early years, Dr. Ugalde now teaches Community Medicine to prospective medical students from top universities in the United States and Canada and frequently serves as a volunteer physician in areas of Nicaragua that lack access to adequate medical care.


From test batch AX-598, the bronze version of Iris. Iaso has a high copper content and is capable of yielding bronze metallic exterior lusters. Like Iris, brief but repeated exposure to a small, cool reduction flame produces the best results. The temperature of the beads surface, as well as the intensity, duration, and frequency of reduction determines the final outcome. Variations in the luster can be accentuated by using a very small oxidizing flame to selectively erase portions of the luster, then repeating the reduction process.
It does require particular flame settings, and bead heat and reduction duration are more critical than with, say, Triton. I have resisted trying to give specific timings (eg, cool 20 seconds, pass through specific flame "x" number of times, cooling "x" seconds between passes) because it is going to vary from person to person.
2) Allow bead to cool for 20 seconds.
3) Adjust flame so candles are stretched 2mm from neutral.
4) Pass bead through flame, candles should touch bead and deflect yellow flame around the edges. 1.5 seconds duration for each pass.
5) Allow bead to cool 5 seconds between passes.
6) Repeat pass-through and cooling cycle 5-15 times.
7) Anneal. Turn your kiln down, it's hotter than neccesary anyway.Here's a short video of the process:—–> Iaso <—–The reduction process is pretty much like Iris, with a slightly different flame setting, and passes closer to the torch face.In our experience, a brush reduction flame produces the best results.


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The stabbing, which lightly wounded the officer, followed two similar attacks a couple of days earlier.
The police were using crowd control measures in an effort to stop rock throwing by young Palestinians in an eastern Jerusalem refugee camp.
The officer was charged with manslaughter in the shooting amid West Bank rioting.


A foreign policy that does not count the cost of emigrants and refugees is short-sighted, and devastating in the long run.
As bad as traditional autocrats are, they tend to observe the traditions and taboos of their culture.
Mass immigration may be a necessary feature in our world, but it shouldn't be the norm.
Iraqis want a country of their own where they can have their own language, traditions, and way of life. Americans should want the same for themselves.
As American culture has become more decadent and sexually licentious, the threshold for assimilation has become steep.
This type of refugee situation brings people who see America as better than death.
Many of these people love their culture, language and way of life; it is poverty, government unrest, or violence that have forced them out.
It should be the goal of every Western nation to desire for the people of the Middle East what they gave to Israel in 1948: A state of their own.
Kirkpatrick herself had serious doubts of the viability of democratic government in the Arab world.
It will involve respecting the mores and household-oriented culture of that land and helping to rebuild their traditions and customs, not mapping ours onto them.


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New York Times Magazine of Sunday, March 9.2003
it is reported that Mel Gibson is making a film of the last 6 hours of the life of Jesus Christ in which he purports to tell the "truth", namely that the Jews are responsible for his death! This canard has been discredited by all people of good will including the Pope.
Yet Gibson, who is a member of an extreme Catholic sect called "Holy Family" which has distanced itself from the main body of Catholicism and is not affiliated with the Roman Catholic Diocese is using his money and his high profile to finance and film this retrogressive and defamatory story.
Gibson, whose father, Hutton Gibson is a notorious Holocaust denier and who claims the World Trade Center was destroyed by remote control and not by alQueda; that the Second Vatican Council was a Masonic plot backed by the Jews and that all popes going back to John XXIII have been illegitimate "anti-popes."
and a link regarding this:
http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/news/030...

oh, and please no jewish flames, they get old quick..
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No Jewish flames here The Jews are our neighbors and I will speak highly of them. Jesus was a Jew too you know The majority of Jews are still waiting for something that has already come that they have missed, but acording to Revelations, God still has plans for the Jews in endtimes. So only He can open there eyes.
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not flaming the jewish community...
Mat 27:12 And when he was accused of the chief priests and elders, he answered nothing.
Mat 27:13 Then said Pilate unto him, Hearest thou not how many things they witness against thee?
Mat 27:14 And he answered him to never a word; insomuch that the governor marvelled greatly.
Mat 27:15 Now at that feast the governor was wont to release unto the people a prisoner, whom they would.
Mat 27:16 And they had then a notable prisoner, called Barabbas.
Mat 27:17 Therefore when they were gathered together, Pilate said unto them, Whom will ye that I release unto you? Barabbas, or Jesus which is called Christ?
Mat 27:18 For he knew that for envy they had delivered him.
Mat 27:19 When he was set down on the judgment seat, his wife sent unto him, saying, Have thou nothing to do with that just man: for I have suffered many things this day in a dream because of him.
Mat 27:20 But the chief priests and elders persuaded the multitude that they should ask Barabbas, and destroy Jesus.
The jews were responsible for His death, as prophecied in the old testament and fulfilled in the new. As to the movie's portrayal/interpretation of these events I cannot speak. I do however feel a movie about Christ should emphasize His love rather than the evils of this world. (I also fully agree with 281R's statement in that I will only speak highly of them)
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Read Matthew 27. The film will put the blame for the death of Christ where it belongs -- which some believe means the Jewish chief priests and elders who were over his trial and delivered him to the Romans to be crucified.
Mel Gibson was asked whether his movie might upset Jews.
"It may," he said. "It's not meant to. I think it's meant to just tell the truth. I want to be as truthful as possible. But when you look at the reasons why Christ came, why he was crucified -- he died for all mankind and he suffered for all mankind. So that, really, anyone who transgresses has to look at their own part or look at their own culpability."
The rest of the quotes in the article are selective, lopsided, and the tone suggests without evidence that the opinions of Hutton are those of Mel. Hutton Gibson, is a crackpot but you cant say from his quotes, that Mel Gibson shares any or all of his father's more controversial beliefs.
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...all of your opinions i respectfully take. I just wondered what your take was on this, obviously the people that i get it from (people from my temple) are a bit more biased than I, so why not get both sides right? keep the comments coming, i suppose...
I would like to know how you feel about this and what others are saying in your temple.
if you would like the honest truth - i dont go to temple anymore. I got this through an email list. I'm really not sure where i stand on all of this, and it would be immature of me to form an opinion without understanding it all fully. I've heard stories of the Romans being the ones who turned Christ over to be killed, and again how it was Christ who said to save 2 other lives and let his be taken...
I am really not sure about my stance on this, hence posting it to get some responses..but i know that this isn't going to do anything to help rid our world of anti-semitism...i just get sick and fucking tired of people blaming the jews for everything, and seriously, we've been blamed for a lot.
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Originally posted by lowthreeohz
According to the scriptures that we have, Jesus said nothing during the trial process. So I would disagree with Him saying save two lives over His. But I do believe that the Romans had alot to do with His death along with Israel. Both Pilate and Herod could have easily let Him go but they were playing a political game and wanted to do what the people wanted. I would find that both the Romans and the Jews of that time were the ones at fault for His death.
This is not to say that we can sit here and blame the Jewish people of today for what was done 2,000 years ago. I dont blame you or any other person of your nationality. It is the same as blaming the white people of today for slavery that ended 150 years ago. It is crazy, I had nothing to do with slavery just like you had nothing to do with the death of Christ.
God gave Abraham a covenant and I believe that covenant is still in effect today.
Gen 12:2 And I will make of thee a great nation, and I will bless thee, and make thy name great; and thou shalt be a blessing:
Gen 12:3 And I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed.
I have alway thought highly of the Jewish people and their nation. What has happened and still happens today to Israel and her people is sad and I believe one day God will make the nations that curse Israel pay for their actions. That is why I am glad America is allies with them.
Just to clarify - Judaism is my religion, I'm an American
Sorry, is one of your parents Jewish? It isn't everyday that an American chooses Judaism.
yea, my mom is...she kinda pushed me into doing the whole barmitzvah thing and all that when i was younger, but now i dont go to temple or anything, like i said before i dont like organized religion..but i was just being a smartass above, nothing serious
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This Small Tech Firm With Just 25M In Revenue Surged To Be A Top 15 International Company, And No One Knows Why
By Daniel Shaw On Aug 3, 2022
A Hong Kong-based tech firm sold its shares at an initial public offering (IPO) on July 15th for $7.80 each; they're now worth over $2500, making the company the 14th largest in the world by market capitalization, The Street reported Tuesday.
AMTD Digital is a financial services company traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), and despite only having a reported $25 million in annual revenue and 51 employees, the company has overtaken the likes of McDonalds, Disney and Nike in market capitalization, according to The Street, and sits at 14th overall, sandwiched between Exxon and Walmart. Company executives issued a statement Monday thanking investors for the successful completion of their IPO, but claimed they don't know what's driving the 32,000% increase in listing price, according to Markets Insider.
"To our knowledge, there are no material circumstances, events nor other matters relating to our Company's business and operating activities since the IPO date," AMTD Digital said in its press release Monday.
Markets Insider speculates that the astounding growth could be the result of the fact that there are just 19 million shares available, and so when "there's overwhelming demand for the stock, and few sellers, the stock price goes vertical." (RELATED: Crypto Bros Host Wild Illegal Party In Paris Catacombs)
Others are less convinced by such a benign explanation and suggest that something more nefarious is going on. Finance blogger Nate Anderson points out that AMTD Digital is "88.7% owned by AMTD, a sketchy Hong Kong-based underwriter" for IPOs that he has followed in the past.
Anderson notes that AMTD has been accused of fraud in Hong Kong, and that every IPO it has has been behind in the past has failed, with proceeds making their way back to the parent company.
Every IPO we could find that was underwritten by $AMTD has collapsed. Its new issues have regularly been accused of serious fraud.
In several instances, IPO proceeds were routed back to AMTD through suspicious bond deals.$HKD
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Others on the popular retail investing forum Wall Street Bets have pointed out the vagueness, poor design and misspelling in the domain name of AMTD Digital's website while others have called it "such and obvious pump and dump."
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K Mart, Pornography and Southern Baptists
K Mart, which owns Waldenbooks, is the largest producer of pornography in the country. Efforts have been made, to no avail, to get this retail giant out of the pornography business. The Pension Board of the United Methodist Church a few weeks ago voted to sell all of its stock in K Mart as a protest. Now the Southern Baptist Annuity Board has voted to sell all of their 221,000 shares of K Mart stock for the same reason. Well, shame on K Mart for aiding and abetting the sleaze business. Anything to make a buck! But I am curious as to why the United Methodist Church and the Southern Baptist Church are investors in such a private business enterprise. According to the New Testament, the only authority for gathering funds with which to do the work of the church of the Lord, is by free-will contributions of members made on the first day of the week (2 Cor. 9:7; 1 Cor. 16:1-3). The only scriptural use for these funds is to preach the gospel (Phil. 4:15-16; 2 Cor. 11:8; 1 Tim. 3;15), and to relieve needy saints (1 Tim. 5:16; Acts 4:34-35). Churches which are engaged in business while being sheltered from taxes create unfair competition in the business world. The Southern Baptists are in a battle over biblical inerrant in what they teach about church finances. If so, why did they own 221,200 shares of K Mart?
Allan and Anita Turner To Kenya
Allan and Anita Turner of Louisville, Kentucky, moved to Kenya in east Africa the second week of July. Allan has made two preaching trips there, along with Paul Ayres. The last trip resulted in 45 obeying the gospel. There are now ten congregations meeting in Kenya. Eight of the 45 converted on this last trip were denominational preachers. The Turners plan to live in Nyeri (96 miles north of Nairobi). They will be supported by the Taylorsville Road church in Louisville, though there are some special needs beyond that. We salute them for their work of faith and pray God's blessings upon them in this worthy effort.
Homosexual Deputy
Adding to the list of homosexuals in the government, HHS Secretary Donna E. Shalala has announced the appointment of news reporter Victor F. Zonana, 39, of New York City, as deputy assistant secretary for public affairs/media for the Department of Health and Human Services. He will be the principle public affairs liaison with the White House Press Office and will work directly with the assistant secretary for public affairs in an agency with 250 programs and the federal government's largest budget.
Oh yes, he is winner of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation media award, and a co-founder of the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association (Reported in HHS News, May 13, 1993). Well, I guess this one is definitely out of the closet. Here is another pervert with access to the White House. And we are paying continued on next page his salary! How long will God bless America?
Buddy E. Payne, Jr. to Romania
In September, Buddy and Marilyn Payne and their 13-year-old son, will be going to Bucharest, Romania to spend at least two years in preaching and teaching the gospel. He has preached for the Temple Terrace congregation in Temple Terrace, Florida for several years and has both taught and served as an administrator at Florida College. He currently serves as Dean of the college. It was my pleasure recently to speak in a lecture program with him and also with Jerry Fite, of Pasadena, Texas, at Vivion Road in Kansas City, Missouri. Brother Payne is a very talented man with vast knowledge and the skills to convey it convincingly to an audience. The work in Romania has shown much promise. Brother Payne has done some short-term work there and sees the need for a longer commitment. Our prayers go with him and his family.
Marlboro Man Dead at 51 – Cancer
After smoking a pack and a half a day for 25 years, the handsome cowboy who made commercials for Marlboro cigarettes is dead at 51 of cancer. Late in his life he tried to warn people of the dangers of smoking and even pleaded with the tobacco company to limit its advertising, appearing before stockholders to sound his warnings. One smoker said he had read so much about the dangers of smoking that he had decided to give up reading! How many lives have been cut short from this foul habit! We serve God in our bodies and we ought to take good care of them. Read Romans 6:12-13.
Views of Future Preachers
In the spring of 1992 a survey was taken by Steve Miller, a student at Ohio Valley College. The survey concerned beliefs of Bible majors at that school. Some of the answers were startling to say the least. Question 2 was: Do you believe that a person can become a Christian without becoming a member of the church of Christ? 50% said Yes, 40% said No and 10% said they did not know. Question 3 was: Do you believe that there are Christians scattered among the various denominations? 63% said Yes, 37% said No. Question 7 was: Do you believe that the use of instrumental music in worship is sinful and that one will be lost for using them? 40% said Yes, 40% said No and 20% said they did not know. Question 9 was: Do you believe it is permissible to participate in any kind of joint religious activity with denominations? 53% said Yes, 30% said No and 17% did not know.
Question 11 was: Do you believe a person who has been divorced (but not because of their mate's fornication) can remain in a second marriage and meet God's approval? 23% said Yeas and 13% said they did not know. Question 16 was: Do you believe that the New Testament teaches that Christians are to partake of the Lord's supper every first day of the week and to do otherwise would be sinful? 10% said No and 13% said they did not know. Question 17 was: Do you believe that clapping in worship (with songs or after the sermon) is wrong? 53% said No and 10% said they and not know. Question 18 was: Do you believe that the New Testament alone is sufficient for our authority'? 27% said No and 7% said they did not know.
Folks, the difference between us and some of the institutional churches and preachers becomes more pronounced all the time. In fairness, the same set of questions was put to the students at the Memphis School of Preaching with a much more conservative response. At any rate, you can see what some of these young liberals are going to be preaching (or not preaching).
A Holy Wow
Rubel Shelly, who has become too liberal for some of the institutional folks, has co-authored a book with Randy Harris, described by Shelly as "a bright young theologian at David Lipscomb College." It is entitled The Second Incarnation, a Theology for the 21st Century Church. It makes about the same appeal as Shelly's new journal, Wineskins. The purpose of that journal and this new book is to restructure the church in our time. Two quotes will explain what they mean by "the second incarnation." In the church Christ is "enfleshed again" (55). "He seeks to be incarnate perpetually through the church that dares to wear His name" (240).
One thing which these men think needs drastic change is worship. "Tired forms won't work with an exuberant message." With a distinction drawn between gospel and doctrine, Shelly argues that "The old wine is religious legalism and the old wine skins are religious traditions and doctrines" which we "must be willing to scrap to make the message relevant to a new age." He is ready to fellowship any who holds to "core" beliefs while differing on various doctrinal matters. Where have we heard this before?
He said, "To believe that you hear the Truth, whereas they must change (rest of the religious world – CWA) is an arrogant attitude." He belittles the idea of using Scripture to prove what you believe. He is down on any idea of a New Testament pattern. He decries "pattern theology" and says "the extreme right (antis) have been more consistent" than the rest of this. "But we regard them as eccentrics," he said. The restraints of pattern theology are "pointless encumbrances."
This book is big on spontaneous worship. They decry a "tired, uninspiring event called worship." This is "boring and irrelevant" (114). They tell us that we must somehow rid ourselves of worship that is "dull and boring to ourselves and unattractive to non-Christians." Instead we must have a "raucous celebration" with "spontaneity" (139). He says we need "unavoidable worship" with "shouts," "dances" (119), "jubilation … with applause and cheering" (140), "a narcotic trip into another world" (125) They tell us that worship must "become an encounter experience, that you have had an encounter with God, a holy WOW."
That is what charismatics have tried to make of worship all along. They have made it into a religious hurray. Emotion becomes everything. This all overlooks one fundamental of acceptable worship. Worship is intended to please God. The only way finite man can know what an infinite God will accept is from his word. He told us what he wants. Granted, he should put our whole hearts into it. Granted we ought not to coldly go through the motions. When we scripturally do that which God authorized in his word, it is anything but dull and boring. Dull and boring to whom? If it is dull and boring to offer up worship which God ordained, then the fault lies with us and not with what we are doing. "Whatever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him" (Col. 3:17). The Father seeks men to worship him "in spirit and in truth" (Jn. 4:24).
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Talkhouse Weekend Playlist: A Selection from Dave Harrington's Record Shelf
The member of Darkside shares which records he keeps close at hand.
Count Basie and The Kansas City 7
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Today is no ordinary Friday, because today marks the release of Dave Harrington Group's Pure Imagination, No Country. This is Harrington's second solo record since the end of Darkside, his collaborative project with Nicolas Jaar. Be sure to check out Dave's playlist below. You can catch the Dave Harrington Group live for the next couple of days during the band's residency over at Threes Brewing in Brooklyn.
—Keenan Kush, Talkhouse Operations Manager
Here, I've included one song each from 10 of the records that I always keep off the shelf, lined up right next to my turntables at home. Some of these are records that I always want close at hand because I listen to them so often, some of them are out and about so that I don't forget about them or just because I like looking at them; some of them are around because they make me nostalgic and sentimental, some because they flatly defy the categorization system I have for my shelves, and most of them kind of for all of those reasons.
Alejandro Jodorowsky — "Tarot Will Teach You/Burn Your Money" (The Holy Mountain OST)
My partner Tamara gave me this record a few years ago, and it's truly wild. She knows I have a deep interest in Jodorowsky, and the reissue of this soundtrack is just amazing. There are a thousand far out ideas on this soundtrack. It's inspiring and interesting, and yet I also just really like putting it on and listening to it. It's eminently listenable. My thing for Jodorowsky goes a ways back—I started a band years ago (that might be due for a comeback one of these days) called El Topo, and once while I was in college, my band at the time commandeered the university music department's giant recital hall for a midnight screening and performed a live improvised soundtrack to The Holy Mountain.
Kermit — "Rainbow Connection" (The Muppet Movie OST)
This is one of my all time favorite movies, and while it is definitely like mainlining nostalgia, I also find it to be totally evergreen. This LP was my mom's and I nabbed it and added it to my collection at some point a number of years ago.
Count Basie and The Kansas City 7 — "What'cha Talkin'?" (Count Basie and The Kansas City 7)
I have a couple of copies of this record floating around at this point. I first got it when my roommate in college and old friend Dr. Nate Sloan rescued a box of discarded LPs from the music library and brought them back to our house. I put it on the turntable and never took it off. I love Basie's playing and arrangements in this small group format, how much flute is on the record, the fact that you can really hear Freddie Green's guitar super clear in the mix—I never get tired of putting it on. Eminently listenable.
The Band — "I Shall Be Released" (Music From Big Pink)
There was a stretch of time maybe eight or ten years ago where I didn't listen to anything except The Band. They are the best. This is the best. Also, we always close the annual Holiday Spectacular that I've been organizing for the last handful of years by inviting everyone up on stage and playing "I Shall Be Released." Listening to this record is like a pure sentimentality, calling up memories while also making them in real-time, a time-traveling simultaneity of nostalgia.
Sonny Rollins — "Alfie's Theme" (Alfie OST)
I love Sonny Rollins and I love Michael Caine, and this record brings them together in a way. This is a good thing. The theme is so good. This is also my dad's original pressing, and sounds so so good. Having this copy and seeing the cover out and about really just makes me want to listen to this music even more.
Miles Davis — "Blue in Green" (Kind Of Blue)
I have my dad's original mono pressing of Kind of Blue and it just sounds incredible. Obviously this is an all time jazz record for pretty much everyone and I can't say anything about it that hasn't already been said, but the truth is I still just love listening to it, and listen to it all the time.
Vladimir Vysotsky — "Этот День Будет Первым Всегда и Везде" (Свой Остров)
My friend Andrew and I bought this record one summer during college when we drove from Providence to Boston for the day, I think to see a movie. All the text on the LP cover and sleeve is in Cyrillic but when we bought it, he told me it was the famous "Leonid Ustyov." This was a fiction, a lie. Andrew and I promptly started a band, a messy hybrid of Slavic Soul Party and Gogol Bordello, and wrote a bunch of unwieldy songs. That band was called the "Leonid Ustyov Appreciation Society and Band." There's a record we made too, maybe one day we'll do something with it.
I didn't find out til much later that this singer was actually Vysotsky (not until my friend from the Lot Radio, Chris Cherry, did some digging after I played the record on my show there). I still listen to it—it's a killer record. The link to the song here is something else of Vysotsky's, because I don't think the record I have exists in digital form. But, there is a mammoth amount of Vysotsky's music on Spotify—enjoy!
Tom Waits — "Alice" (Alice)
An all time favorite record of mine, has been in steady rotation since I discovered it over a decade ago. It's so sad and often so quiet, I often listen to it if I'm feeling sad or in need of controlled quiet.
Mandy Patinkin — "Over the Rainbow" (Mandy Patinkin)
This is another LP I stole from my mom's collection. The arrangements are so lush, really incredible sounding, and it's probably my favorite version of "Over The Rainbow" ever recorded.
Gram Parsons — "$1000 Wedding" (Grievous Angel)
I feel like I still have things to learn from this record – I keep going back to it. When I first started playing pedal steel a few years ago, I used to play along to this record all the time to try and get my chops up. "$1000 Wedding" is one of my all time favorite slow, sad country songs.
Oscar Peterson — "I've Never Been In Love Before" (The Trio Live From Chicago)
This trio recording is my favorite Peterson, the interplay with the rhythm section of Ray Brown and Ed Thigpen is impeccable and somehow they manage to make even the most intense burners of tunes feel relaxed and social. I love the quality of the recording—you can hear Peterson mumble-singing along with his solos sometimes, and you can hear glasses and silverware clinking away in the background, it's like you're dropped into the middle of the club they recorded it in. I put it on last night while I was having dinner. I listen to it all the time.
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Tadeusz Lesław Chruściel (ur. 26 stycznia 1926 we Lwowie, zm. 11 lutego 2010) – polski lekarz, specjalista farmakologii klinicznej i doświadczalnej, działacz społeczny, znawca farmakoekonomiki.

Życiorys
Urodzony 30 stycznia 1926 r. we Lwowie. Tadeusz Chruściel był synem nauczycieli Stanisława i Bronisławy z domu Markowskiej. Uczęszczał w rodzinnym mieście do Szkoły Podstawowej im. św. Antoniego oraz gimnazjum, a w latach 1943–1944 ukończył liceum na tajnych kursach. Świadectwo maturalne uzyskał w Łańcucie w 1944 roku.

Studiował na Wydziale Lekarskim UJ. Dyplom lekarza uzyskał 30 października 1951 r. w Krakowie. Doktoryzował się w 1951 r. na Akademii Medycznej w Krakowie, stopień naukowy kandydata nauk uzyskał 25 maja 1956 r., a stopień docenta – 30 stycznia 1958, również na AM w Krakowie. Tytuł profesora nadzwyczajnego otrzymał 27 lipca 1966 r., a profesora zwyczajnego 22 września 1988 roku.

Pracę zawodową rozpoczął w 1948 r., w czasie studiów, gdy został zatrudniony w Zakładzie Farmakologii UJ w Krakowie. Od roku akademickiego 1955/1956 był kierownikiem Katedry Farmakologii Śląskiej Akademii Medycznej w Katowicach. W roku akademickim 1959/1960 jako stypendysta Fundacji Rockefellera przebywał w Zakładzie Farmakologii Uniwersytetu w Oksfordzie. Po uzyskaniu stopnia docenta został samodzielnym pracownikiem naukowym w Śląskiej Akademii Medycznej w Katowicach. W latach 1968–1975 pracował w Światowej Organizacji Zdrowia jako specjalista ds. środków odurzających i psychotropowych, w 1975 r. został kierownikiem programu uzależnień lekowych, w rok później wszedł w skład komitetu ekspertów ds. alkoholizmu i zależności lekowych.

Po powrocie do kraju został w 1975 r. kierownikiem Zakładu Leków Hormonalnych i zastępcą dyrektora Instytutu Leków, a od 1981 r. jego dyrektorem. W 1985 r. został kierownikiem Zakładu Farmakologii Klinicznej i Społecznej Centrum Medycznym Kształcenia Podyplomowego w Warszawie.

Autor ponad 300 prac naukowych poświęconych miażdżycy, mechanizmom działania leków i interakcjom leków, działaniom ubocznym, nadużywaniu i uzależnieniu od leków, dopingowi i narkomanii. Członek Komitetu Nauk Fizjologicznych PAN (1963–1969), Polskiego Towarzystwa Fizjologicznego, wieloletni członek Zarządu Głównego "Katolickiego Stowarzyszenia Lekarzy Polskich", bliski przyjaciel i współpracownik prof. Kornela Gibińskiego. Wraz z nim współredagował wydany w 1991 r. przez PZWL "Leksykon Leków".

Działalność społeczna
Tadeusz Chruściel wraz ze swoją żoną (doc. dr hab. med. specj. farmakologii Marią Chruściel) działali w warszawskim oddziale Stowarzyszenia Charytatywnego "Lekarze Nadziei". Prowadzili przez ponad 20 lat aptekę leków bezpłatnych dla osób ubogich i bezdomnych. Aptekę zamknięto w 2010 roku. Od 1989 r. był prezesem Naczelnej Rady Lekarskiej I kadencji. Pochowany w Alei Zasłużonych na Cmentarzu Wojskowym na Powązkach w Warszawie (kwatera 29C-tuje-11).

Odznaczenia i wyróżnienia
Postanowieniem Prezydenta Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej Lecha Kaczyńskiego z 15 maja 2009 "za wybitne zasługi dla rozwoju medycyny, za działalność na rzecz samorządu lekarskiego" został odznaczony Krzyżem Wielkim Orderu Odrodzenia Polski.
 Krzyż Kawalerski Orderu Odrodzenia Polski
 Złoty Krzyż Zasługi
 nagrody I i II stopnia ministra zdrowia
 złota odznaka honorowa "Za zasługi dla Warszawy"

Przypisy

Odznaczeni Krzyżem Wielkim Orderu Odrodzenia Polski (III Rzeczpospolita)
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Kawalerskim Orderu Odrodzenia Polski
Odznaczeni Złotym Krzyżem Zasługi (Polska Ludowa)
Odznaczeni odznaką honorową "Za Zasługi dla Warszawy"
Polscy farmakolodzy
Polscy działacze społeczni
Urodzeni w 1926
Zmarli w 2010
Pochowani na Powązkach-Cmentarzu Wojskowym w Warszawie
Ludzie urodzeni we Lwowie


It's a break from "normal" Magic and often feels like you're playing a different game than your opponent. You look at several cards per turn, most of which do things out of the graveyard like Cabal Therapy, Narcomoeba, and Ichorid. Basically, you're casting Ancestral Recall several times per game, and none of your spells cost mana. Dredging creates lots of card advantage, which I like.
Most importantly, the games feel structured. I have a minor background in poker. I dealt for a number of years, am friends with several talented players, and have even played a little myself. I got started in no-limit Texas Hold 'Em, but when I moved back to Minnesota, all they offered was limit games.
These days, I strongly prefer limit to no-limit, mostly because it's structured. In no-limit, you have a lot of options in regard to bet sizing, as do your opponents, which further complicates things. In limit, it's call/raise/fold or check/bet with a set amount. Overall, it's much simpler and, in my eyes, much cleaner.
With Dredge, you're trying to go through as much of your deck as possible as efficiently as possible. This means using Cephalid Coliseum on your upkeep if Golgari Grave-Troll is the only dredger in your graveyard. At least if on your dredge six you don't hit another dredger, your Coliseum allows you to discard your Troll and dredge again in your draw step. You use your Putrid Imps to discard first then cast Careful Study or discard with Careful Study and then use Breakthrough or Cephalid Coliseum.
Once the mechanics of the deck are down, everything else should come smoothly. There is a hint of creature combat that you might have to get used to, or knowing when to attack with an Ichorid into their Shardless Agent when you know your Bridge from Belows will be exiled from your graveyard when their creature dies. After enough practice, those decisions will become second nature.
The first check/bet option comes with your opening hand. Typically, you want a discard outlet, a dredger, and the requisite resources to make that happen, such as lands. If the answer to "can I win with this hand?" is no or even uncertain, I'll probably mulligan. Dredge can win with three card hands, so instead of thinking about how awful it feels to mulligan, think about it as checking a "yes" or "no" box.
If your hand is bad, you don't have to mulligan—you get to mulligan. Rather than doom yourself with a bad seven- or six-card hand, you have the option to try again with a five-card hand. There are so many semi-dead cards in any sample Dredge opening hand that often you only have four or five relevant cards anyway.
Dredge, to me, is elegant and beautiful in the way it plays out. On top of that, it's incredibly powerful and frequently feared but rarely prepared for.
While testing for the most recent Magic Online Championship Series (MOCS) season finals, which happened to be Legacy, I took a good, hard look at Dredge. Throughout my adventures on the StarCityGames.com Open Series, few decks have given me as good of a record as Dredge.
I expected the MOCS to be a strange tournament with a plethora of budget decks, as few players want to invest in Legacy on Magic Online. After last year's Legacy MOCS, I had a lot of regrets about my choice to play RUG Delver instead of something like Reanimator, which manhandles budget decks like Burn. This year, I didn't want to make the same mistake.
"You're crazy for thinking about playing Dredge in a field of Deathrite Shamans."
That type of thought is what's wrong with Magic. While Deathrite Shaman is a good card against Dredge, it's the type of card that lulls people into a false sense of security, leading them to board little, if any, graveyard hate. On top of that, we know who our enemy is! That's enormously powerful information that we can utilize. Instead of shying away from Dredge in fear of Deathrite Shaman, we should learn how to fight it.
In a typical game, they'll play a Deathrite Shaman, and you'll play Putrid Imp or Careful Study and discard a dredger. From my experience, 90% of the time they assume you have nothing and will use Deathrite Shaman immediately on your dredger.
That's not necessarily a bad play, although an active Deathrite Shaman can eat Ichorids, which is Dredge's best threat, and Dread Return targets. Eventually, you might be able to overwhelm them with threats if you keep dredging, but it's tough. That said, I've played very few games where they had the patience to wait on using their Deathrite Shaman to know who's favored in that battle.
Assuming they attempt to exile your dredger, you can discard another to Putrid Imp if you have it. If you Careful Studied, hopefully you discarded two dredgers. If not, cycle Street Wraith in response and then hopefully dredge again on your turn. At that point, your graveyard will be chock full of so many things that they won't be able to come back.
"Well, what if you don't draw Street Wraith in your opener?"
Hope you draw multiple dredgers so they can't eat them all and hopefully have a very good Cephalid Coliseum or Breakthrough turn. That's honestly not very difficult, but, as I mentioned earlier, those grindy games exist where they can exile your threats with Deathrite Shaman. To make things easier, we should probably kill it.
Firestorm obviously does work against Deathrite Shaman, but Unmask actually isn't very good against Deathrite decks. Still, it's an option that exists if you don't want to play Firestorm or Street Wraith for whatever reason. It's also incredibly good against other combo decks and things like Rest in Peace.
The Nature's Claims in the sideboard could easily be Unmasks depending on whether you expect more combo or dedicated hate like Leyline of the Void. Both are good against Rest in Peace, so that's not really an argument worth having.
The three most common matchups are those with Deathrite Shaman, those with Batterskull, and those that have little interaction and are just trying to race you. In all of those matchups, you want to fill your graveyard as quickly as possible, which is why I think Breakthrough is fantastic right now. Additionally, most people are playing Surgical Extraction over Tormod's Crypt or Relic of Progenitus, so you can't really get punished for doing that post-board either.
Overall, the deck was good, but my win rate was nowhere near as good as in real life. I wanted to try something else. For some reason, that something ended up being Manaless Dredge. The deck looked like it had less control over what happened per game, but I figured I had most of the cards so what the hell.
1) You always want to be on the draw. Since you have no hope of casting spells and your only method of starting to dredge is the draw, discard, dredge (DDD) strategy, being on the draw is the only thing that makes sense. By extension, any opponent should automatically choose to draw first. No matter what, they are going to get the first turn, but whether they start with seven or eight cards is up to them.
It was surprising how many opponents chose to play first against me simply out of instinct.
2) Since your only method of beginning the dredge chain is DDD, every mulligan is a Time Walk for your opponent. Similarly, if they are able to Thoughtseize you, that's another Time Walk. Overall, these are not big deals because if they are Thoughtseizing you, they might have to put something good in your graveyard and they are spending their turn not doing anything.
Awkwardly enough, I've had people Inquisition of Kozilek me on turn 1 when the only thing they could take was a Golgari Thug. Thanks!
3) Manaless Dredge is much faster and more resilient than you could ever give it credit for simply by looking at it. Even I didn't believe how often my opponents were conceding on turn 2.
This list is a bit dated at this point, but not much needed to be changed. I started here and quickly removed the Reverent Silence package from the sideboard. I expected few Rest in Peaces and Leyline of the Voids online and wanted to make a run for other things.
For starters, Burn and Storm have large followings online. While I could kill on turn 2, Storm would get the first turn 2 and kill me first. Despite not wanting things like Leylines in Manaless Dredge because that's a Time Walk for your opponent, such measures had to be taken in order to interact with Storm before they got their third turn. Several people have disagreed with me on that, insisting that Storm was a fine matchup. From my experience, I'd draw, discard, and then die.
Contagion and Sickening Shoal weren't entirely relevant against Deathrite Shaman since I could beat them with the aforementioned Street Wraith. Phantasmagorian also helps by allowing you to put multiple dredgers into the graveyard at the same time. Killing Deathrite Shaman is a nice luxury to have, but if you don't have Street Wraith or Phantasmagorian, do you just exile two cards and hope they don't have a fast draw? That's fine but not very exciting. I wanted something better.
Chancellor of the Annex is exactly what I needed. It delays Storm for a turn, delays Deathrite Shaman until I've already dredged once, and even prevents them from putting me in the Relic of Progenitus lock on turn 1. It even functions as a fine Dread Return target against most decks.
Adding the sixteenth dredger was a no-brainer. Out of the 50 or 60 matches I'd played, I'd had thirteen hands with no dredger, which is certainly not a recipe for success. There are very few instances in which I'd mulligan, as your odds of drawing a dredger in the first turn or two are better than mulliganing and hoping to win. Awkwardly enough, that's the opposite of the other Dredge deck. There was no reason not to play the full sixteen.
The second Flayer is completely unnecessary. If you Dread Return Griselbrand, you are going to draw your deck, Dread Return Flayer, then Dread Return Golgari Grave-Troll for lethal. There is no reason to play a second Flayer. Similarly, using Dread Return on Griselbrand isn't necessary in most matchups, but it's very relevant against decks like Esper Stoneblade. However, you don't need to do it early, and against the fast decks, Chancellor of the Annex is often good enough.
I tinkered with the numbers of Nether Shadow and Dryad Arbor, and I'm still not sure what's correct. Both speed the deck up, but I toyed with Gitaxian Probe and Call to the Netherworld for speed as well. In the end, Call was too situational, and both ran the risk of being countered.
Other than that, what the deck is doing is very good right now, barring any strange pairings. The core is very strong.
For the sideboard, I had Mindbreak Trap and Leyline of Sanctity to slow down Storm. Chalice of the Void was another option, but Leyline doubled as hate against Burn. Not only would it make racing easy against them, but it took much of the brunt away from their best sideboard card (Relic of Progenitus). The removal spells were for Deathrite Shaman and various problematic creatures like Scavenging Ooze and Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite. I did, in fact, Sickening Shoal Todd Anderson's Elesh Norn, as Phantasmagorian conveniently costs seven.
More Storm hate or enchantment removal might be more important, though, depending on what you expect to play against.
Going forward, I would cut one Griselbrand, maybe one Nether Shadow, and maybe one Dread Return. Sickening Shoal (which I prefer over Contagion) could take their spot, or you could play Gitaxian Probe.
"So how did you do in the MOCS?"
I won some, lost some, and had a very marginal tournament. Yet again, I was left wondering why I didn't play Reanimator. Not only did it win the tournament, but Todd Anderson finished a heartbreaking 9th with it. It's just so good against the Magic Online metagame.
This isn't a comprehensive guide to Dredge or anything, so if there are any specific questions you have that I didn't answer, I'd be more than happy to address them in the comments section. As always, I'd prefer to answer questions about literally anything other than how to sideboard, but if I have enough time, I'll get to those too.
For real life, I'm probably done with BUG for a while. I'd like to try the Dream Halls deck with Enter the Infinite since it now has several redundant combo pieces. There are also a couple builds of Aluren I've been toying with, but there's nothing exciting enough to make me want to play it yet.
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Puzzle elements
In Mr. Angry, you play a photographer who photographs women for his own enjoyment. The object of the game is to search behind doors for four items: a pass, a key, a camera, and a lightbulb for the camera. Once you acquire these, open the door at the farthest left and photograph a woman who tries to look pretty by crossing her legs every five seconds.
But there's a catch: stopping you from completing your tasks is the hotel inspector, manager, and one of the bar patrons. Furthermore, if you open enough doors to find the items you need, chances are you wake Mr. Angry up, and he'll stop at nothing to make your job harder. More often than not, an item of yours will be behind his door.
There are 10 screens (or floors) to complete. After 10 screens, the difficulty level gets higher, and new characters start to appear like the chef and the security guard, which makes Mr. Angry even more fun. You also have a deadline in which you have to get everything by. If you fail to meet that deadline, you lose a life. As usual, lose all your lives and the game is over.
Certain doors are hard to get to unless you use elevators. Your enemies are smart enough to know how to use them, and they can catch you even when you are on these elevators. However, the only thing that they can't use is the conveyor belts on Screens 9 and 10.
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Q: Converting string to Pascal Case using RegEx I am trying to use RegEx.Replace to convert a string into Pascal case. RegEx is not necessary, but I thought that maybe it'll be easier. Here are some example test cases I'm trying to convert:
simple simon says       => SimpleSimonSays
SIMPLE SIMON SaYs       => SimpleSimonSays
simple_simon_says       => SimpleSimonSays
simple    simon    says => SimpleSimonSays
simpleSimonSays         => SimpleSimonSays
simple___simon___  says => SimpleSimonSays

The method I currently have doesn't use RegEx and it works correctly on 4 of the 5 examples above:
internal static string GetPascalCaseName(string name)
{
    string s = System.Globalization.CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.
               TextInfo.ToTitleCase(name.ToLower()).Replace(" ", "").Replace("_", "");

    return s;
}

The one example that fails is simpleSimonSays. It currently returns Simplesimonsays instead of SimpleSimonSays. How can I make this work on all 4 scenarios?
EDIT
So basically, words are distinguished if there are spaces seperating them, or underscores, or whenever an upper-case character is reached. Also, multiple spaces and/or multiple underscores should be treated as one. Basically spaces and underscores should just be ignored and used as a signal that the next letter should be a capital letter. Like this:
simple_____simon___   says => SimpleSimonSays

A: I have a trick for solving your problem. Using regex, split the word and introduce a space within word for words where there is no space or underscore, that are camel case (like this simpleSimonSays). Modify your method to this,
internal static string GetPascalCaseName(string name)
{
    if (!name.Contains(" ")) {
        name = Regex.Replace(name, "(?<=[a-z])(?=[A-Z])", " ");
    }
    string s = System.Globalization.CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.
               TextInfo.ToTitleCase(name.ToLower()).Replace(" ", "").Replace("_", "");

    return s;
}

This new line in your method,
name = Regex.Replace(name, "(?<=[a-z])(?=[A-Z])", " ");

splits the camel case word by introducing a space between them, making them like others where you had no difficultly.
For this input,
simpleSimonSays

It outputs this,
SimpleSimonSays

And for rest of the input, it works anyway. This strategy will work even for words where you have partially camel case and partially space or underscore too.

A: If can be version like "abc simpleSimonSays" then it's impossible. Or need to add more rules. Or things like deep learning :)
EDIT:
possible code (but without "abc simpleSimonSays"):
var s = "simple__simon_says __ Hi _ _,,, __coolWa";

var s1 = Regex.Replace(s, "[ _,]+", " ");
var s2 = CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.TextInfo.ToTitleCase(s1);
var s3 = s2.Replace(" ","");

// s1 = "simple simon says Hi coolWa"
// s2 = "Simple Simon Says Hi Coolwa"
// s3 = "SimpleSimonSaysHiCoolwa"

A: Here is solution without Regex.  The last one cannot be done.
            string[] input = {
                "simple simon says",
                "SIMPLE SIMON SaYs",
                "simple_simon_says",
                "simple    simon    says",
                "simpleSimonSays"
                             };

            var temp = input.Select(x => x.Split(new char[] {' ', '_'}, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries).Select(y => y.Select((z,i) => (i == 0) ? z.ToString().ToUpper() : z.ToString().ToLower()))).ToArray();
            string[] output = temp.Select(x => string.Join("", x.Select(y => string.Join("",y)))).ToArray();

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One very tangible way we are celebrating our 30th year of making award-winning craft beer is the opening of our new on-site tap room bar. We've carved out a niche of our original dining room and have turned it into a more traditional, smoke-free tap room featuring its own 20 tap bar. Here on these taps you will find some extremely limited, exclusive beers that have rarely left the brewery. Enjoy it all our beautiful new polished red oak live edge bar, one of our tap room tables, or at one of our lounge couches and chairs, This is a place to come and enjoy your time with a delicious craft beer. Perfectly paired food choices are available as well.
We are teaming up with four special businesses in 2023 to collaborate on some specially made brews. These beers will each be featured – in conjunction with some of our most treasured community partners that have supported us throughout the years – at our four on-site beer festival events. Each of these beers will be available on draft at the collaborators. Package will be available at the brewery.
Winterfest – Collaboration with The Silver Stamp. Beer: "Lady & The Stam" Czech-style Lager.
Peace, Love & Hoppiness Fest – Collaboration with 595 Craft Kitchen.
Summer Fest & Reggae Party – Collaboration with Khoury's Fine Wine & Spirits.
DOGtoberfest – Collaboration with SER-VEH-ZAH
Nevada Only Brewery Tap Takeover 5/20/2023
The craft beer community is unlike most competitive industries out there. Instead of being cut throat and trying to get the upper hand against similar local businesses, the local brewing community works together to build each other up and raise the tide in favor of local craft producers. We proudly get behind great groups like the Nevada Craft Brewers Association, which promotes and supports Nevada's breweries and brewpubs and is an advocate for more modern beer laws in the State of Nevada. We support the NCBA throughout the year at its annual beer festivals, beer runs and fund raising events.
We are proudly hosting an ALL-NEVADA TAP TAKEOVER event on Saturday, May 20th with proceeds benefiting the Nevada Craft Brewers Association. By the way, that means there will be 50+ Nevada-born beers on tap for this fun event. Live music and food specials , too!
Open daily, 11 am - 11 pm.
The first Thursday of the month is always a special night as that is the night that our Brewery team will be heading behind the Big Dog's Tap Room bar to serve as a special guest beer tender for the night Not only can they entertain you with stories from the brewery, but they will also be able to tell you the stories behind the very beers you are enjoying at the Tap room beer bar! Also, learn about what is in the pipeline and share with them what you are looking for us to make in the future.
Meet "Magnum:" A Beer for the Ages!
"Magnum" is our official 30th Anniversary beer. It is big and beautiful, just like the dog that inspired us for over 17 years. Magnum the beer is a classic Strong Ale that will have been aging in Heaven Hills bourbon barrels for the better part of a year upon its release in September 2023. Magnum the dog epitomized so many of the great things people love about Man's Best Friends – loyal, caring, mischievous, unconditional love. We miss our Magnum greatly but he lives on in spirit and in everything we do. Cheers to Magnum!
We love our brewery team. They are truly a fun group of guys, with bold, strong personalities that somehow are very different from each other while being very cohesive together at the same time, Their sense of detail comes through in the excellent beers they turn out. Their sense of humor comes through in how they name their beers. Frankly, most of the ideas and beer names for our seasonal brews come from the brewhouse team.
For our 30th Anniversary celebration, we thought we'd unleash a new series of cans that lets a slice of each brewer's personality shine through. Not only did they decide on and design their own brew, but they also collaborated with local artist David Yett on some unique can and logo designs inspired by classic comic books that shine a spotlight on each of our brew team. Cans will be released on Wednesday, September 13th at the brewery. Stay tuned for more details!
David Pascual Beer: Nec-Romantic IPA
Jamie Roberts Beer: Dogzilla, Japanese-style Lager
Sam McKinney Beer: Sonnehund Urtyp Czech Pilsner
Marshall Lyttle Beer: Apocalypse Meow English-style Bitter
We're throwing a party from 9/13 – 9/19 to celebrate our 30th anniversary! Check back for more details but rest assured that beer dinners, tappings, tap takeovers, and special giveaways will be involved in all corners of the valley!
Cheers to 30 Celebration Weekend!
Part of the Big Dog's Beer Week celebration includes a special tap takeover event at our home base @ Big Dog's Draft House. We'll be celebrating Thursday 9/14 thru Sunday 9/17 with a special weekend of beer and bbq food. Every single one of our 50+ taps in the building will be flowing with special Big Dog's Brews, including several one-off versions of favorite beers that were crafted in honor of the weekend! Chef Sergio and the crew will also be cranking out a delicious BBQ platter Finally, we will be highlighting local musician artists all weekend as well with a special performance calendar.
Tune in as we get closer to get all of the details!
Old Dogs Rule Anniversary Swag Collection
Be sure to check out our 30 anniversary collection of legendary swag including t-shirts, hats, growlers , glassware, and other merchandise to commemorate the 30th anniversary celebration.
Check back soon for more details!
Anniversary celebration plans are subject to change.
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Natrium (latinskt namn natrium och kemiskt tecken Na) är ett mjukt, metalliskt grundämne. Natrium tillhör gruppen alkalimetaller och är ganska vanligt i jordskorpan. Natriummetall är ytterst reaktivt och föreligger därför alltid i form av salter. Rent natrium, som är en mjuk och lätt glänsande metall, förvaras i regel i någon typ av olja, såsom paraffinolja eller fotogen för att förebygga oxidering. Natriumjonen, Na+ är den vanligaste katjonen i havsvatten och har viktiga biologiska roller. Växter har dock ett lågt natriumbehov och brist uppstår inte utan människans påverkan. Människor får ofta i sig alldeles för mycket genom att vi blivit vana vid smaken av (ursprungligen) salt i konserverade livsmedel. Rekommenderat dagligt intag anges till högst 2–3 gram natrium, den mängd som finns i 5–7 gram vanligt koksalt. Det är inte heller bra att äta för lite salt, då det kan framkalla ett epileptiskt anfall, även hos icke epileptiker. För allmänt välbefinnande bör man äta minst 4 gram salt per dag (exempelvis 99,9 % NaCl och 5 mg/100 g Jod).

Föreningar
I sina föreningar är natrium alltid envärt; i vattenlösning av ett lösligt natriumsalt bildas alltså jonen Na+.
 Natriummanganat (Na2MnO4) och natriumpermanganat (NaMnO4) är två oxiderande natriumsalter.
 Natriumklorid (NaCl) är ett mycket vanligt ämne i hemmet mer känt som koksalt.
 Natriumnitrat (NaNO3) är ett konserveringsmedel mer känt som natronsalpeter eller salpeter.
 Natriumhydroxid (NaOH) är en frätande bas som används vid rensning av avlopp.

Förekomst
Natrium är det sjätte vanligaste grundämnet i jordskorpan och är ganska vanligt i havet i form av natriumklorid.

Framställning
Natrium framställs nu för tiden genom elektrolys av smält natriumklorid.

Vid anoden: 2Cl− → Cl2 + 2e−

Vid katoden: 2Na+ + 2e− → 2Na

År 1807 framställdes för första gången natrium av Humphry Davy, genom elektrolys av natriumhydroxid.

Biologiska roller
Natrium förekommer även mycket i kroppen, då i jonform (Na+). Det har en viktig roll i osmoregleringen och upprätthållandet av cellernas membranpotential, vilken är viktig för fortledning av aktionspotentialer (ett slags elektrisk signalering). Na+ finns i mycket högre grad utanför cellerna än inuti. Membranet har kanaler som Na+-jonerna kan strömma igenom. De är i vanliga fall stängda men kan öppnas, då strömmar Na+-joner in i cellen. Den elektrokemiska gradienten som ger membranpotentialen uppstår dels genom de stängda kanalerna, och dels med hjälp av Na+/K+-pumpen. Detta är en pump som kräver energi (i form av ATP) och gör att Na+ pumpas ut ur cellen samtidigt som K+ (kalium) kommer in.

Historia
Natrium renframställdes första gången 1807  av engelsmannen Humphry Davy genom att elektrolysera smält natriumhydroxid i en platinasked.

Natriumföreningar har varit kända sedan antiken då man kände till två sorters soda, natrium- och kaliumkarbonat, vilka man inte kunde skilja mellan varför båda benämndes med det grekiska nitron. Ur detta kom det arabiska ordet natron, och ordet nitron kom senare att beteckna kaliumkarbonatet.

Det var först under 1700-talet man lärde sig skilja mellan natrium- och kaliumföreningar. Natriumkarbonat kallades då mineraliskt alkali, medan kaliumkarbonatet kallades vegetabiliskt alkali eftersom det kunde framställas ur växtaska.

Natrium via kosten
I Livsmedelsverkets senaste rikstäckande undersökning av kostvanor i den svenska befolkningen, Riksmaten - 2010-11, var det rapporterade intaget av natrium per dag i genomsnitt 2 746 mg för kvinnor, 3 591mg för män och 3 118 mg för hela gruppen i undersökningen. Detta motsvarar en genomsnittlig koksaltmängd av 6,9 gram NaCl för kvinnor, 9,0 gram NaCl för män och 7,8 gram NaCl för hela gruppen. De äldsta kvinnorna och männen hade lägre intag av natrium än vad övriga kvinnor respektive män hade.

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