Famous Chicken Biryani and Aloo/potato recipe is a rice recipe of Southern Asian integrated rice dish of the Hyderabad Indian Food and Pakistan Food. It is popular throughout the Indo Pak. it also known as Biryani,biriani, birani or briyani, is a mixed rice dish with its origins among the Muslims and Non-Muslims of the Indian subcontinent. Those who do not like meat luckily potato and vegetable recipe in Hindi is there to serve us. Mix vegetable rice is one of the favorite dishes of mine Veg and non-veg food of Bombay by Mughals and all over the World. This Desi continental food is commonly served in dinner. Mostly Served in Pakistani Weddings and Indian Weddings on Mehndi Event and famous in world wide. Biryani game contain different Biryani recipes in different categories of Biryani. You can find and scroll famous Mumbai, Karachi, Hyderabadi, Chicken and Beef Biryanies Recipes. It holds an easy step by step process to cook and serve these delicious Biryani's; the famous food of sub-continent. This Indian Food is very Famous in Lahore, Karachi, Mumbai and Hyderabad. If you don't like to eat meat then you can also try vegetables or fried rice. Biryani the most common dish in every Indo-Pak event like weddings, invitation, parties. These recipes are famous In Pakistan , India ,united states, Canada , Singapore mostly people celebrate with sweet rice which called in Asia 'zarda'. It contain different Pakistan Biryani recipes. It contain different Indian Biryani recipes. You can compare India vs Pakistan recipes. Simple Rice: > Potato/aloo Biryani Recipe is : > Chicken > cooking oil/butter/Ghee > onion chopped > jalapenos pepper , deseeded and chopped > bay leaf > cumin spice > curry spice > chilli spice (optional) > white/black pepper > Basmati rice > pepper , chopped > water, and/or coconut milk > Cilantro, Coriander Game World Fun utilize your cooking skills so you can make a tasty food. You can utilize your cooking skills in a very effective manner in a famous cooking game where you can show how expert & excellent you are in cooking versatile food.Both Indian recipe and Pakistani cooking chef's food have their own special taste with a unique aroma that comes from freshly ground ingredients. enjoy the game !!!!!


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In 1991, long before we took over Judges Bakery in Hastings Old Town, my husband Craig Sams and I started a little chocolate brand called Green & Black's. I say 'little' because it truly was: our first order from the French factory was for £20,000-worth of chocolate - funded from the sale of my Fulham flat, before I moved in with Craig.
Today, there's so much talk about 'exit strategies'. In a recent edition of British Baker, entrepreneur Umer Ashraf, owner of the Glasgow-based iCafé chain of shops, argued that businesses need to have an exit strategy when they start. An entire document on exit strategies from Coutt's (whom I don't bank with) also thumped on to my desk recently, entitled The Long Goodbye. Certainly today, most entrepreneurs seeking bank finance will be asked what their 'exit strategy' is - and it's expected to be written into a business plan.
Of course, not all of us want to die with our boots (or our aprons) on, and many would like to retire at some point - in which case a plan for how to dispose of the business, or who is going to take over, is wise. But I would also argue that although it encourages long-term planning, an exit strategy could hamper creativity. And in turn, that might affect the long-term outcome for the business. In any case, right now, it's a tricky time to focus on the business exit, when many routes seem to have been closed off: activity in the buy-out industry has virtually halted, merger and acquisition activity has slowed, and initial public offerings are all but non-existent.
When we started, little brands didn't get gobbled up by big brands; this was before L'Oréal bought out The Body Shop, or Unilever swallowed Ben & Jerry's, for example. So a deal like that was never on our radar. So we were free to be as inventive as we wanted. We had an eye on the bottom line, of course, but we never had a 'marketing budget', for instance. If something felt right, we did it: ultimately, we printed a million recipe leaflets, and distributed them among Green & Black's fans, celebrity chefs and cookery writers - and it paid huge dividends. We did what we did because we believed in it and felt we could change the world through business.
If we had thought about the ultimate sale of the business, I think we'd have had a different approach - less free, less inspired, more 'grey-suit'. Now, largely thanks to the sale of Green & Black's, we have a thriving bakery in Hastings. Do I think about an exit strategy? No, because we love what we do. We're still trying to change the world, one organic pink meringue pig or wholemeal sourdough at a time. And if you're having fun, why on earth would you want to stop, just to stare at a sunset? Call me naïve, but I believe that if you follow your bliss, the exit will take care of itself.


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About Greg Bear
Greg Bear (1951-2022) was the author of THE UNFINISHED LAND (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 2021), KILLING TITAN (Orbit 2015), HULL ZERO THREE (Orbit 2010), CITY AT THE END OF TIME (Del Rey 2009), MARIPOSA (Perseus paperback November 2010), HALO: CRYPTUM, HALO: PRIMORDIUM, and HALO: SILENTIUM (Tor, 2011, 2012, and 2013). He was the father of two young writers, Chloe and Alexandra, and was married to Astrid Anderson Bear, who has written for SAN DIEGO NOIR.
Greg Bear has written more than thirty novels and five story collections, earning him five Nebulas, two Hugos, two Endeavours, and the Galaxy Award (China). He was one of the original founders of San Diego Comic-Con.
Greg passed away peacefully yesterday, his hand held by his wife, Astrid. He will be greatly missed by those who were fortunate enough to know him personally, as well as by countless readers around the world.
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An alarming convergence on the topics of virus and retrovirus! Reminds me of early days researching DARWIN'S RADIO… Back when hardly anybody knew what HERV were or what they might do. The alarm is now getting more intense. - Greg
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Here's to the passing of Jane E. Hawkins, one of our esteemed Clarion West students from the class of '88. We have also lost from this class Mary Rosenblum and Kathy Ann Goonan. As a teacher of that class, I fondly remember them all. It's especially hard for a teacher to lose students, but this class was also taught for a week by Gardner Dozois, and he is gone from us as well. [Continue Reading...]
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Mt. Lemmon Coffee Bean coming to Summerhaven in 2022
Coffee shop had been delayed for several months
By: Ryan Fish
SUMMERHAVEN, Ariz. (KGUN) — People across Tucson take the winding road up to Mt. Lemmon for the views, the hikes and the snow.
Soon they'll have another place for a pick-me-up on top of the mountain.
After living there for more than a decade, Deborah Weatherly plans to open the Mt. Lemmon Coffee Bean in Summerhaven, near the Mt. Lemmon Community Center, in early spring of 2022.
Weatherly also runs a cabin maintenance business on the mountain, but wanted to contribute even more.
"I want to support my locals up here, the people that support me. And the visitors that come up on the mountain," she said. "It's an amazing thing on a weekend to see the village full and thriving. And I want to be a part of that more so than what I am now."
Weatherly says the shop will offer those people an early morning or late night option for coffee, tea, pastries and more when the other businesses are closed.
Planning for the Coffee Bean has been going on for nearly two years. The pandemic, supply chain issues and the Bighorn Fire ruined several opening day plans.
"It's just been hurry up and stop, hurry up and stop, hurry up and stop," Weatherly said. "Everybody who's ever been in a 'yo-yo situation' knows what that feels like. That excitement, that frustration. That excitement, that frustration. And that wears on a person."
Once again, the plan is back on. The Coffee Bean is one of three new retail locations set to open on the same Summerhaven block in 2022.
It's part of a gradual transformation that Weatherly has been watching.
Older folks that have been here for years, they're kind of selling off and new blood's coming in," she said. "We've got a bunch of kids coming up to the mountain, which gives the mountain new life. And I just, I want to be a part of it."


Gum disease is something that most people don't pay attention to until problems arise. That's a shame, because gum disease threatens more than your teeth – it can impact your general health, too. Dr. Shirley Mathew of Creekview Family Dentistry in Lewisville, TX provides gentle and effective treatment for gum disease.
Gum disease is caused by some of the bacteria that live in everyone's mouth. It's normal and natural to have bacteria in the mouth, but there are some kinds that can cause problems.
Gum disease begins with certain bacteria combining with saliva to produce a thin, sticky film. That film is known as dental plaque, and it forms around the teeth on the gumline. That keeps the bacteria in close contact with your gums and tooth enamel. When the bacteria feed off the sugars in our foods and beverages, they secretes acids which attack the enamel and irritate the gums.
Plaque is easily removed by regular brushing and flossing which is why it's important to be regular and thorough in taking care of your teeth. Plaque begins to re-form within 24 hours of being removed. If plaque is left undisturbed, the gums become red or even dark purple, may become swollen and tender, and may bleed when you brush and floss.
This is the first stage of gum disease which is called gingivitis. Gingivitis can be treated in most cases by a thorough professional cleaning that removes every trace of plaque. Once the acids aren't irritating the gums or attacking tooth enamel any longer, things can get back to normal.
Even people with good oral health habits can experience gum disease. It's hard to reach every single nook and cranny in the mouth with a toothbrush, so plaque may for in spite of your best efforts.
Given time, plaque hardens into dental calculus, or tartar. Tartar is even harder than your tooth enamel; there's no way you can brush or floss it away. With the continued irritation, the gums begins to pull away from the teeth letting disease-causing bacteria get a foothold beneath the gumline. Pockets of infection can form, and the ligament that helps stabilize and hold your tooth in place can be attacked. In time, the tooth can simply fall out.
That may be hard to believe, but gum disease is the number 1 cause of tooth loss among adults.
In this more serious stage of gum disease, called periodontitis, professional dental care is an absolute must to avoid tooth loss and/or serious health problems.
Dr, Mathew is dedicated to the dental health and the overall health of her patients. She'll carefully remove every trace of plaque and tartar above and below the gum line through processes like dental scaling and planing. She'll take other treatment and preventative actions depending on your particular situation.
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I just got back from Indianapolis at the Do It Best Show and I have to tell you it was a great show. Some of the things readers asked me about just were not there…at least not yet, but some things that you didn't ask about were and as soon as they start coming in you will be the first to know. I have to tell you about one thing though….now remember we do not have it in yet, its light bulbs. There will be a new design on LED light bulbs and it is great. The price will drop which will make it very affordable. The new bulb will be a daylight color with a brightness of 750 lumens and will sell for about $6.50 a bulb. LED bulbs right now sell for around $16.00 so you can see there is a real savings. There is nothing that changes faster than the light bulb industry. But now I want to talk to you about mildew in the bath on grout. If you are one of those diligent cleaners and you towel dry your shower out after every use, but if you don't do that (me) you develop mold and mildew on grout. If you have white grout between your ceramic tiles using Zep Mold and Mildew Stain Remover is the best cleaner for the money. Zep products are commercial strength products sold at retail stores so that you get a strong cleaner that is not watered down, and they are always very reasonably priced. Zep Mold and Mildew Stain Remover comes in a quart and you simple spray it on and let it work. Now, if you have severe stains that leave a dark shadow on the grout even after cleaning you can always brighten up that grout with a Grout Aid Pen that comes in two sizes and 3 colors ranging from white to almond to buff. Telling you about how much difference a grout aid pen can make on your grout does not really adequately explain it. Do you remember how your grout looked when it was new? That's what a Grout Aid Pen can do for your grout. Grout Aid Pens retail for under $7.00, has a reversible tip, and no fumes. Don't stress over dirty looking grout, just use the Grout Aid.
Question: I just installed new wood flooring and to protect it I put felt adhesive pads on the feet of all my furniture. Well the pads have not stayed on the furniture and now I have the stickiness of the pads on my new wood floor. How do I safely take off the sticky and what can I put on the legs of the furniture?
Answer: Use the Tub of Towels (yellow tub) to safely remove the adhesive left by the felt pads, and then rinse with water. My favorite floor protectors are made by Magic Sliders. They were the original Teflon sliders that made moving your furniture so easy. They make a slider that you just easily tap on and some that are self gripping in case you can't put a nail into the leg. I really like to put them on my big pieces of furniture because then I can move my furniture around without damaging my wood floors.
Question: Trudy, good job continuing your Dad's article! I have a piece of concrete that broke off the walkway and I want to put it back in place. What product would work to adhere it back into place so that the walkway is safe?
Answer: Let's try something simple first and if it doesn't work we will go to plan B. Sascho Sealants makes a product called Lexel that will stick to anything and its waterproof instantly. Since you have the piece just use the Lexel to glue the concrete back into place and then secure it using a pipe clamp so that it cures straight and level. If you need to cover up any crack on the top of the concrete, use the Slab. Slab is made to seal concrete cracks so that no moisture can get into the crack and cause damage.


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Q: Proving a trigonometric inequality between $\cos$ and $\sin$ and involving a constant Let $x,y\in[0,\pi/2]$ such that
$$\cos(x)\le n\cos(y).$$

Deduce that
$$\sin(y)\le c_n\sin(x)$$
where $c_n>0$ is a constant depending only on $n$.

Maybe $c_n=n$, maybe not. I strongly suspect this result to be true when I draw the problem in a trigonometric circle, but I can not find a way to prove it analytically. Any hints would be of great help!

A: From the given relations,
$$n\ge\frac{\cos x}{\cos y}$$ and
$$c_n\ge\frac{\sin y}{\sin x}.$$
Without more information on $x$ and $y$, the two ratios can take any non-negative value independently of each other, and there is nothing more we can say.

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Absurdity. This is what we have to deal with every single day when it comes to the Syrian revolution. In a way, the Arab spring lost its innocence with Syria, and there is none of the fresh faced idealism and guitar playing that we saw in Tahrir square. we have a criminal regime killing its own people, and an incompetent opposition that simply can't rise above the endless bickering that has crippled it. Inside Syria there are secularists, salafists, sectarians and average Syrians caught in a life and death struggle with ruthless security services. On the other end of the spectrum you have the ignorant, chanting their support for the brother leader and commander in chief of fascism. Vulgar demonstrations of dancing and singing whilst Syrians are getting their heads blown off by Assad's death squads in Homs and other parts of the country only adds insult to injury, and it is these injuries, and the indifference of our countrymen and women which will be the hardest to recover from.
I've been lost in thought for days now, trying to think of the best way for Syria to move forward. Unfortunately the regime has not only burnt every card that it held, but it also seems intent on maintaining the country's course for civil war. In many parts of the country, if not most of it, that seems to already be the case. As for the regime's external supporters, I've already made clear my thoughts about the disgusting position of professed anti-imperialists who care for the Syrian people even less than the bankrupt Syrian opposition that they accuse of the same indifference, and whom they waste no opportunity to condemn. It is as if it is the Syrian National Council is the one that has killed over seven thousand Syrians and not Assad's army.
The killing continues, the absurdities get worse and worse, and all we can do is watch helplessly.


George Francomb put a tough four months behind him by starting a first-team game last night and he has no complaints about Neal Ardley utilising his versatility.
Francomb was deployed as a right-back in the Checkatrade Trophy win against Swansea, a position he filled after joining Wimbledon on loan in 2012, and the 24-year-old relishes being adaptable for the team.
"I had been itching to get back and it feels good," added Francomb. "I think it is 18 weeks since I first injured my knee. There was the heartache of not being able to play at Wembley, but we are here now in League One and I cannot wait to get going with the lads again.
"I was hoping to be back training with the lads in late pre-season, but I had a couple of setbacks and I needed injections. It has been five weeks longer than I was hoping for, but I'm just glad to be back. I'm still a bit tentative with certain movements in my knee, but with more training sessions and games it will become natural again.
"After I signed three years ago we were in League Two and had a couple of sticky seasons. The aim was to get into the play-offs and have a great day at Wembley and we did that. It means so much to be playing in the third tier as I've been at the club for a long time now.
The full interview with George Francomb and Neal's post-match reaction after victory in the Checkatrade Trophy is now on Dons Player.


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PPP Loan Data — Sachem Inc, Austin, TX
ALERT: There are 2 PPP loans for a total of $5.88M in our database for businesses with the name "Sachem Inc" in Austin, TX. This this is typically due to the same business receiving both first and second-draw loans, but may also include similarly named but unrelated businesses, multiple branches of the same business, mistaken multiple applications, or potential fraud. Click each loan below to see full details.
$2M Loan - Corporation - February, 2021
821 Woodward St 821 Woodward St
Lender: PNC Bank, National Association
$3.88M Loan - Corporation - April, 2020
821 Woodward St
Industry: Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing
Sachem Inc is a corporation located at 821 Woodward St 821 Woodward St in Austin, Texas that received a Coronavirus-related PPP loan from the SBA of $2,000,000.00 in February, 2021.
PNC Bank, National Association
Sachem Inc in Austin, TX received a Paycheck Protection Loan of $2M through PNC Bank, National Association, which was approved in February, 2021.
For Sachem Inc, the calculation used to estimate payroll costs is shown below:
($2M / 2.5) * 12 = $9.6M
Based on the standard PPP eligibility formula, it may be possible to estimate the payroll expenses represented by a company on their PPP application (see details above). In order to qualify for the PPP loan amount received, Sachem Inc's 2019 payroll expenses are estimated to be at least $9.6M.
On the PPP application, Sachem Inc reported intending to use the proceeds of their PPP loan for the following expenses:
Because the loan received by Sachem Inc is at least $2M dollars, it is subject to a full review by the SBA to ensure eligibility and compliance with PPP program requirements.
Business Information - Sachem Inc in Austin, TX
Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing
Travis County, TX — SBA Office 0681 — Congressional District: TX-35
Nationwide, 465 businesses in the "Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing" industry received a total of $149.89M in PPP loans. This industry in total received less than 1% of the total PPP funding distributed.
PPP recipients in this industry report an average of 25 employees, 85% lower than Sachem Inc's reported 167 employees, and received an average PPP loan of $322,340, 84% lower than this company's loan of $2M.
Industry: All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing
Sachem Inc is a corporation located at 821 Woodward St in Austin, Texas that received a Coronavirus-related PPP loan from the SBA of $3,876,800.00 in April, 2020.
Sachem Inc in Austin, TX received a Paycheck Protection Loan of $3.88M through PNC Bank, National Association, which was approved in April, 2020.
Based on the standard PPP eligibility formula, it may be possible to estimate the payroll expenses represented by a company on their PPP application (see details above). In order to qualify for the PPP loan amount received, Sachem Inc's 2019 payroll expenses are estimated to be at least $18.61M (not accounting for salary amounts > $100k).
All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing
Nationwide, 757 businesses in the "All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing" industry received a total of $213.66M in PPP loans. This industry in total received less than 1% of the total PPP funding distributed.
PPP recipients in this industry report an average of 20 employees, 89% lower than Sachem Inc's reported 175 employees, and received an average PPP loan of $282,247, 93% lower than this company's loan of $3.88M.
Source: www.federalpay.org/paycheck-protection-program/sachem-inc-austin-tx


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Ladybug is having a Mickey Mouse theme week, so all of her toys are down in the schoolroom. Let's just say, she isn't the only one enjoying the toys.
I also got her the Mickey Mouse App, and the boys spent all morning together with it one day!
I love that homeschooling provides our kids a bit longer to be kids. Younger siblings help a lot with this too!
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Making the most of your time at an open house is incredibly important in this market where houses & condos are selling quickly. There are things you can do before the open house to help you make up your mind if this is the home for you. One of those things would be to drive around the neighborhood, see how quiet or busy it is, are there people outside, stores close by etc. Get a real feel for the neighborhood you are thinking about moving into. If you see people outside don't be afraid to ask them how they like the neighborhood, what are the pro's and con's, would they recommend the neighborhood to friends? Knowing these things before the open house can not only give you a great sense of the neighborhood you are considering but may also help with questions at the open house.
Once you are at the open house it is important to remember that the agent who is there is most often not the listing agent. If that is the case you may want to ask some questions about the listing agent to understand who they are and who you will be working with if you want to make an offer. If the person is the listing agent then it is definitely appropriate to ask them some questions about how their agency works, how they work, etc. This is becoming a common practice at open houses so don't feel awkward about it at all.
We recommend taking your agent with you when attending open houses you are interested in. Your agent can help you ask questions, look for any issues, figure out what the right offer is and make it when you are ready. Seattle is a competitive market so having your agent with you can help you make an offer you feel great about quickly so you don't lose the house of your dreams. At the Warmack Group we are very knowledgeable about the neighborhoods around Seattle so we can help you with a better understanding of the neighborhood, and the value of properties in the area. This can be vital to making the right offer.
If you don't have an agent, or yours can't attend the open house with you then don't be shy about asking the questions you need answer to. Don't be afraid to ask if you can take pictures and always take notes about answers you get at the open house.
1. Are you the listing agent? Having the listing agent at the open house can offer you a deeper knowledge of the property and the seller. They are more familiar with the sellers and can give you more insight. However, having a different representative of the agency at the open house may mean a little more transparency since they don't have the same attachment to the owner and the property. Understanding who you are talking to can help you to understand what questions need to be clarified later on if you feel you need more in depth answers.
2. Have any offers been received on the property? If there are other offers, or expected offers coming, it means you have to think carefully about your offer since you are now in a competition. Understanding the demand for the property and the neighborhood can help guide you in the offer you make or on the popularity of the neighborhood.
3. Do you know why the sellers have listed the house? While this isn't always known it is worth it to find out if you can. It can give you insight into the neighborhood or the home. If you find out there was a lot of maintenance required, or the HOA fees were too high, or the neighborhood has issues it is great to know these ahead of time so you can factor that into your decision.
4. How long has this property been on the market? This question is important for two reasons. One is to give you and insight on how hot the neighborhood and property is and two because it can help you when you are making an offer. If the house has been on the market for a while you may be able to negotiate a lower price than if the house went on the market that day.
5. Is there an available Sellers Disclosure document you can send me? When you are buying a house or condo it is important to know if there are any structural issues, major repairs or code violations. A Sellers Disclosure document reveals any known issues with the house, appliances etc. While it is not a warranty it is extremely helpful when you are considering whether or not to make an offer. It is possible an agent may tell you some of the issues, if there are any, or repairs that have been made, while you are at the open house. Listen carefully, and inspect the areas afterwards. It is important to know what you are getting yourself into before you make an offer, it can also help you negotiate your offer as well.
6. Have any updates been made to the house? This is a great question to understand what investments you may have to make within the first years of owning the house or condo. It is also important to know while you are in the house so that you can look closely at any remodeling that has been done and make sure it is up to your standards. There are some updates which are obvious and some which are not so ask about the ones which are not specifically, such as the wiring, the electrical, plumbing, roof, etc. These can often be the most costly things to fix so find out as much as you can about the age and condition.
7. What is most important to the sellers & what is their timeline? Knowing when a seller needs to sell their home can give you a great insight into what kind of offer to make. If a seller is in a hurry you can use that to your advantage, but if a seller has time then you might want to structure your offer differently, offer them a longer closing time or other options that could allow them to stay in their house longer. Understanding what it is that the seller wants or needs can help to set up a great experience when buying your home or investment property.
8. Where would you recommend we get a cup of coffee, a meal or shop? While this may seem like a strange question to ask at an open house it can accomplish 2 things. The first is to get a sense of what the neighborhood has to offer and if it is inline with what you are looking for. The second is to give you a chance to talk to other people in the neighborhood to find out more about where you are thinking about living, or investing, and even about the house itself.
9. Is there a Homeowners Association or any extra fees? It is extremely important to understand all of the costs associated with living in the home. If there are other fees you did not expect it can be really tough on your budget. It never feels good to get surprises like that so make sure you understand all of the costs associated with the property.
10. Is there anything unique about the property or the neighborhood? Knowing the history of a home or any outstanding features which may not be obvious can make your experience better. What if there is a weekly farmers market down the street which blocks off the street every Sunday morning. This may be great for you or it may be a source of frustration, the more you know the less likely you are to be completely happy with your decision.
At the Warmack Group we believe it is our job as a buyers agent to be with you every step of the way. We believe in attending open houses with you so that we can help you get all the answers you want, and to help you make the best offer. We feel great about our jobs when we have helped you find the right home, or investment for you long term. Contact us to talk about how we can work together, or to ask us these questions to help you get started looking for the right home for you. You can also check out our listings and local listings here, and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to keep up with us, Real Estate news and all things Seattle Real Estate.


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Q: How to remove the enclosing brackets when bquote contains multiple expressions? bquote({
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output:
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What can I do so that the output is simply:
A <- 4
print(A)

A: As @G.Grothendieck says in comments, you can't get rid of the brackets in the object, but you could get that output by doing:
for (i in 2:3) {
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Or, overkill:
class(b) <- "foo"
print.foo <- function(x) for (i in 2:length(x)) print(x[[i]])
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The language regime for the Unified Patent Court (UPC) has proven to be a highly political and difficult issue in the negotiation phase of the UPC Agreement. Countries such as Italy and Spain even considered the issue a dealbreaker. Instead of agreeing to the UPC, they (unsuccessfully) initiated proceedings before the Court of Justice of the European Union against Council Decision 2011/167/EU of 10 March 2011 authorizing the use of the "enhanced cooperation" procedure to create the unitary patent. In May 2015, the CJEU dismissed a second legal challenge by Spain, this time against Regulation (EU) 1260/2012 which established the language regime of the UPC. Since then Italy has formally announced that it will join the UPC. Currently Spain is the only country in the European Union that will not be joining the Unitary Patent package.
Clearly, Spain's objections revolve around a concern that Spanish speakers will be disadvantaged under the UPC system, and, indeed, the language regime for the UPC will be a significant and controversial change compared to the language regime used by the European Patent Office (EPO). Are Spain's concerns justified? Below we consider the practical implications of the new language regime and consider its potential impact on interested parties and how it might affect their patent enforcement strategies. A correct understanding of the complex set of applicable rules is indispensable for all those concerned.
1. In which language will a unitary patent be registered?
First, the good news. The unitary patent will be a European patent for the purposes of filing and prosecution. No changes have therefore been introduced with respect to the language to be used for the patent application procedure. Following the application for a European patent, the applicant must file the request for unitary effect with the EPO within one month of the date of publication of the mention of the grant of the patent in the European Patent Bulletin. Such a request must be submitted in the official language pursuant to Article 14(3) of the European Patent Convention (Article 3.2 of Regulation 1260/2012). It is this language that will become the language of the proceedings in all communication before the EPO.
During a transitional period of up to 12 years as of the entry into force of the UPC, the patent proprietor will have to provide a translation of its European patent in one additional language. If the patent is granted in German or in French, the translation must be into English. After the transitional period, Article 3 of Regulation 1260/2012 provides that no further translation will be required. From then on, the system will rely upon "Patent Translate", the machine translator that will translate the unitary patent claims. In case of dispute about the correctness of the machine translations however, courts or alleged infringers can request the patent proprietor to provide a full human translation in the relevant language (Article 4 of Regulation 1260/2012).
2. What language should be used to amend a unitary patent in the course of the revocation proceedings before the UPC?
When an amendment of the unitary patent is requested in the course of revocation proceedings before the UPC, the amendment must be filed at the EPO in the language in which the patent was granted by the EPO (Rule 30.1(a) Rules of Procedure (RoP)).
However, in several cases the language of the proceedings will not be the language in which the patent was granted (this could occur for example before the local or regional division dealing with a counterclaim for revocation in the national language, or before the local, regional or central division when parties have agreed to use a language other than the language of the patent). In those cases, the proprietor will need to translate the proposed amendments into the language of the proceedings and file the translation in the revocation proceedings (Rule 30.1(a) RoP).
When an infringement claim with respect to a patent granted by the EPO in French is brought in Dutch before the local division of The Hague, the counterclaim for revocation could be brought either in Dutch before the local division of The Hague, or it could be referred to the central division. Regardless of the choice of forum, the patent proprietor has to file its amendment request with the EPO in French (i.e., the language in which the patent was granted). However, if the counterclaim for revocation remains before the local division of The Hague, the patent proprietor must also submit a Dutch translation of its amendments to the UPC.
3. Which languages will be spoken in the different UPC court divisions?
Article 49 of the UPC Agreement provides that the language of proceedings is the official language (or one of the official languages) of the contracting state hosting the local or regional division. Contracting states are however free to designate one or more of the official languages of the EPO as the language of proceedings in addition to or instead of the official language of the local or regional division.
Besides local divisions, also some "regional divisions" will be created in which one or more countries can bundle their jurisdictions. Only one such regional division has as yet been created: by Sweden, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. At this so-called Nordic-Baltic division, all proceedings will be conducted in English.
Also a "central division" will be created within the UPC framework. This division will be located in Paris, with a specialized section in London (focusing on chemistry and pharmaceutical patents) and in Munich (focusing on mechanical engineering patents). At the central division, the general rule is that proceedings will be conducted in the language in which the patent was granted by the EPO, i.e., English, French or German (Article 49(6) UPC Agreement).
4. Will English be favored over other national languages?
As a general rule, the language of the proceedings shall be the official European Union language (or one of the official languages) of the contracting state in which the division is located.
However, as is clear from the overview of languages above, most local and regional divisions will allow litigation in English in addition to the official national language of the contracting state. Given that most patents subject to the UPC will be available in English and parties can agree to use the language in which the patent was granted, it moreover seems highly likely that the new UPC rules will in practice favor English-speaking users during the patent prosecution stage. As the language of the patent becomes the language of the proceedings at the litigation stage, English-speaking users also maintain this advantage before the UPC.
For example, before the local division in Paris, the claimant can either choose to bring its claim in English or in French. This choice of language obviously has important implications and could offer some strategic advantages to the first mover (cf. question 6).
5. Do parties have a say in the choice of language before the UPC?
Yes: subject to approval by the competent panel, parties can mutually agree on using the language in which the patent was granted (Article 49(4) UPC Agreement). Moreover, on the basis of fairness and taking into account all the relevant circumstances of the case, also the judges can choose to conduct the proceedings in the language of the patent. Consent must nevertheless be obtained from the parties (Article 49(5) UPC Agreement).
In appeal proceedings, the same language will be used as at first instance, unless all parties agree to use the language in which the patent was granted (Article 50(1) UPC Agreement).
6. How important is the first mover advantage?
As mentioned in previous Alerts, the party initiating the action before the UPC often has an advantage over the defendant. Besides the choice whether or not to bring its claim within the UPC framework (and thus not to opt out, which remains possible during the transitional period) and the choice of forum, the claimant can also choose the language in which the claim is initiated. It is this language that will become the language of the proceedings at first instance, as well as on appeal.
In addition, any revocation counterclaim must also be brought in the same language as the main claim if it is brought before the same local or regional division (Rule 45.2 RoP). If, on the other hand, the counterclaim for revocation of the patent is brought before the central division, the claim must be brought in the language in which the unitary patent was granted (Rule 45.1 RoP). If this language differs from the language used in the initial infringement claim, the judge-rapporteur may order the translation of written pleadings and other specific documents (or parts thereof).
If an action is brought by a claimant before the local division in Copenhagen, the claimant could choose to file its statement of claims in Danish. If the defendant does not understand the Danish language, it will have to employ a Danish-speaking law firm and its defense will require a lot of (costly) translations.
If the defendant wants to initiate a counterclaim for revocation, it must initiate this counterclaim in Danish if it is also brought before the local division in Copenhagen. If proceedings are bifurcated, and the counterclaim for revocation is brought before the central division in English, the rapporteur may request that both the claimant and the defendant file translations of specific documents. The rapporteur will decide who is responsible for these translations and who should bear the related costs.
If the entire proceedings are referred to the central division, the case will be conducted in the language in which the patent was granted.
It appears from the above that the language regime of the UPC allows for forum shopping by the first mover before the UPC. The claimant can choose its forum on the basis of the language applied by the local, regional or central division. If the defendant is not familiar with the designated language of the chosen forum, it will incur additional complications and costs. Moreover, if the counterclaim for revocation is bifurcated and brought before the central division in a different language (i.e., the language in which the patent was granted, whereas the language of the statement of the claim is the language used in the infringement proceedings before the local or regional division, cf. supra), many of the documents used in the national proceedings will have to be translated.
These additional complications and costs could be misused by a claimant when initiating proceedings before the UPC, or when threatening to do so. These costs could also constitute a barrier for SME's, effectively forcing them to settle a dispute against their best interests rather than defend an infringement claim in court.
7. How is the advantage of the swift and strategic first movers mitigated?
As the language regime is politically sensitive, several safeguards have been put into place to protect the rights of individuals that are not fluent in English, French or German.
Although the current requirement for translations in the prosecution proceedings will be a thing of the past after the transitional period, inventors will still be able to obtain patent texts in their own languages through an automated machine translation tool for patents on the EPO website, "Patent Translate".
Moreover, in the event of a dispute about the validity or infringement of a European patent with unitary effect, the patent proprietor must, at its own expenses, provide a full translation of the European patent into an official language of either the participating contracting state in which the alleged infringement took place or the state in which the alleged infringer is domiciled (Article 4 of Regulation 1260/2012).
When deciding on damages, the court hearing the dispute can also take into account that the alleged infringer may have been acting in good faith, prior to receiving a translation in his or her own language. The court could accept that the alleged infringer possibly did not know or did not have reasonable grounds to assume that he or she was infringing the patent (consideration 9 of the preamble of Regulation 1260/2012).
According to EU law, when proceedings are initiated by a statement of claims that is served on the defendant in a language it does not understand, or in a language other than the official language of the EU member state addressed, the defendant may refuse to accept the document at the time of the service or return the document within one week to the public officers or authorities competent for the receipt of judicial or extrajudicial documents from another EU member state. This receiving agency must then inform the claimant, which can rectify matters by providing a translation of the document (Article 8 of Regulation (EC) 1393/2007).
During the proceedings, every document that is submitted will need to be translated into the language of the proceedings. The party submitting the document will have to bear the costs for this translation. However, any Court of First Instance or the Court of Appeal may, to the extent they deem appropriate, dispense with the translation requirements (Article 51(1) of the UPC Agreement).
Before the Court of First Instance and the Court of Appeal, individual parties can request interpretation facilities in accordance with Article 51 of the UPC Agreement.
Moreover, the "small local operator" clause provides protection for defendants operating locally. Although it remains unclear which defendants will be considered to be "local operators" (certainly in the global e-commerce environment), the protection applies when the infringement has occurred only in the contracting state in which the defendant is domiciled (and thus in accordance with Article 33(1)(a) of the UPC Agreement the claim can only be initiated there). In those circumstances, the statement of claims must be drafted in the national language of that contracting state. If the contracting state has designated several official languages, the proceedings shall be conducted in the official language of the region in which the defendant has its domicile or principal place of business (Rule 14.2(b) RoP). Nevertheless, litigation before the Nordic Division will always be conducted in English.
Another exception to the general language regime is the "English limited" clause (Article 49(2)(c) of the UPC Agreement). This clause was implemented for political reasons and allows the contracting states to include the option to use English as an additional language before their local or regional division, but to restrict the use of English to preliminary objections, written pleadings and other documents and/or oral hearings. In other words, judgment can still be pronounced in the official language of that division, even if the litigation has been conducted in English. This rule leads to a mixture of languages for certain parts of the proceedings within one court action. This could be problematic for a judge, who has to find the correct translation of technical terms etc. Moreover, all judgments will most likely be translated into English as this will probably become the international working language within the UPC.
8. Will the costs of translation be reimbursed?
Regulation (EU) 1260/2012 of the Unitary Patent package does indeed provide for a compensation scheme to reimburse the translation costs incurred by applicants who file European patent applications in a language other than one of the official languages of the EPO. Article 5 of Regulation 1260/2012 makes it possible to receive reimbursement for all translation costs up to a fixed limit.
The compensation scheme will however only be available for SMEs, natural persons, non-profit organizations, universities and public research organizations having their residence or principal place of business within a contracting state (Article 5(2) of Regulation 1260/2012).
This reimbursement will be administered by the EPO and will be paid out of the income generated by the renewal fees. Pursuant to Article 13 of Regulation 1257/2012, the calculation of the share is partly based on the amount of the compensation paid to the participating contracting state which has an official language other than one of the official languages of the EPO.
No concrete numbers or more detailed information have been published so far.


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We call this thing The Daily Job Hunt for a reason. It's daily because the mindset applies to every day. You can't relegate it to just the weekends if you want success. It's called a hunt because you're not waiting for luck to fall into your lap. You are the initiator of the action. You're targeting specific prey, learning their habits, and sending your best shot right to the target.
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Jamie Oliver is everywhere right now and for good reason. He has had great success with school dinners in the UK and USA, his many restaurants openings and other projects. Currently he is promoting 30-Minute Meals; I've bought the book and am really enjoying the TV series. I think it's a great idea for this day and age where we are time poor but still want to make and eat good food. In fact, it's such a hit in our family that its youngest teen members have attempted several of the recipes, succesfully!
I'm loving the way Jamie sets his table, it's all mix and match and rustic. Here he is explaining the process. There are a lot of other informative videos on his You Tube you may want to check out.


The FY 2016 budget did not work, and it's already clear that FY 2017 will not work either. Mid-fiscal year budget cuts are quite likely ahead.
It's the same problem that has existed since unaffordable income tax cuts were implemented. Kansas does not have nearly enough revenue to pay even a constrained set of bills. We're broke.
But the official version will not hold! The imbalance between revenue and expense will grow, and the ending balance will go negative without more budget cuts or other remedial action.
First of all, the official version assumes a beginning balance of $40 million. That did not happen. Rather, the state had to stop paying bills at the end of FY 2016 in order to keep the general fund balance just above zero.
Second and most important, the estimate of recurring revenue in the official version comes from the April Consensus Revenue Estimate (CRE). We now know that the April CRE overestimated FY 2016 tax revenue by $106 million, which means the FY 2017 estimate will almost certainly be revised downward when the forecasting group meets in November. Revenue was already short by $15 million in the first month of FY 2017. If the FY 2017 revenue assumption is lowered by $106 million to match what happened in FY 2016, the general fund will immediately be insolvent, triggering more expenditure cuts.
Third, the official version counts on one-time income of $48 million from the privatization or sale of the Kansas Bioscience Authority (KBA). Quite likely that figure is overly optimistic.
On top of all that, the state pushed payment of $75 million of school finance bills from FY 2016 into FY 2017 in order to get out of FY 2016. That expenditure shift does not show up in the official version, but if it did, the expenditure total would be $75 million higher. How will that $75 million be dealt with? We don't know, maybe through more cuts, or maybe $75 million in FY 2017 bills will be pushed to FY 2018. Remember, the state also deferred $96 million in KPERS payments to get out of FY 2016 and promised to pay those bills in FY 2018 with interest.
Kansas lives on the financial edge, unable to move confidently into the future. Income tax cuts caused this. When lawmakers convene in January, they must build a budget for FY 2018, but without changes in tax policy, it too is destined to fail.


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TERRY, MS (WLBT) - Sheriff Victor Mason of Hinds County gave away donated items to children in Terry on Thursday.
"Kids are out of school and we thought we could surprise them with a little lunch and teddy bears. We just like doing this, we've always done this," he said.
Mason believes this is one way for the kids to meet the people who work everyday to protect them.
"They need to know who we are. They need to keep in mind that we're their friends," said Mason.
Coloring books were also given away that included themes of safety.
"That books, it contains all types of literature about stranger danger, how to dial 9-1-1 in case of an emergency and everything," said Mason.
However, before the items were given away, the officers took the time to explain the importance of personal safety and the dangers of human trafficking to the children.
Mason said it's a small gesture that goes a long way.
"Oh they loved it, especially when they got the bears. We had bears for boys and bears for girls. Even had one or two for grown-ups," he said.


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Please Welcome Andy Thibault
Crime and Federalism is pleased to introduce our lastest contributor, Andy Thibault.
Thibault, author of Law & Justice in Everyday Life, was an award-winning columnist for Law Tribune Newspapers from 2000-2006, whom F. Lee Baily described as "a gunslinger from the Old West, ready to fire at anything that moves - especially if he doesn't take kindly to the movement."
Thibault was chief investigator for the Washington, D.C. public interest law firm Judicial Watch. While at Judicial Watch, Thibault brought in from the cold two girlfriends of the late U.S. Commerce Secretary Ron Brown as the firm probed cash for trade mission placements and other corruption in that agency.
Thibault also manages a non-profit foundation that awards prizes annually to young poets and writers in Connecticut, and is a licensed professional boxing judge.
You can find more about Thibault at his home page and his blog, The Cool Justice Report.


As you wake up you see that a thin layer of fog surrounds you, it is somehow more like hot water vapour. You wonder how the fog could have been created when suddenly the anthem plays.
"Hello tributes! We know that many of you spent an entire day without eating and we've made the arena even colder over night meaning that if you don't eat in 3 days in a row you'll be pretty much dead! So you must think, how nice of the gamemakers to warn you that our chances of starving are even higher than we thought! Well wait for that because you are going to love us, in two days a.k.a. Day 7 we are having a feast in the cornucopia. There will be a backpack for each tribute containing food or something they need.
Sadly we know that some of you don't enjoy socialising with the other tributes so what we did was release the mist you see in the arena over night while we turned the temperature down. It's actually a poisonous gas that will kill you in a horrible way unless you drink a special medication we will include in your feast backpacks. Don't worry, the gas will go away in a few hours we don't want to overdose any of you. But remember that if you don't go to the feast and grab a cure you will be dead.
May the odds be ever in your favour!"
The announcement cuts off and the fog isn't that warm any longer.


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Joseph Benavidez Agrees with Stoppage in Cejudo vs. Dillashaw, 'No Reason to Do a Rematch'
Damon Martin
Joseph Benavidez won't deny he has a vested interest in what happens next with Henry Cejudo but that doesn't deter the fact that he sees no reason for the flyweight champion to face T.J. Dillashaw a second time.
Last Saturday night, Cejudo made quick work of Dillashaw with a stunning 32-second knockout that cemented his flyweight title reign while dispatching the champion from the bantamweight division.
Immediately afterwards, Dillashaw called for a rematch for what he felt was an early stoppage and went as far as saying that he didn't really lose the fight to Cejudo.
Benavidez, who is likely next in line for a shot at the flyweight title, disagrees with his former teammate, especially when seeing how many unanswered shots Dillashaw took before the referee finally stopped the fight.
"I have no problem with the stoppage at all," Benavidez told MMAWeekly. "It was an early end. It wasn't like it was the end of the round and he has to hang out 10 more seconds to see what happens. He was taking unanswered shots the whole fight. He tried to get up a few times and it didn't work and it got worse every time he did get up and he couldn't make it to his feet. I have no problem with it.
"In that case, there's no reason to do a rematch in my opinion."
Cejudo has argued for a rematch against Dillashaw so he could move up to 135 pounds and have the same opportunity to become a two division champion.
That's part of the problem that Benavidez had with this fight in the first place is that it puts two divisions on hold while Cejudo and Dillashaw duke it out again.
In the bantamweight division, Raphael Assuncao is about to face Marlon Moraes on Feb. 2 in a fight that should assuredly earn the winner a shot at the title.
Meanwhile, Benavidez has won his two fights in a row and he's also the last fighter to hand Cejudo a defeat in his career.
All of that adds up to Dillashaw and Cejudo having enough competition in their own divisions to keep them busy rather than tying everybody up for the majority of 2019 while the face each other again.
"It was a great fight, a great matchup, entertainment all that aspect of it. But at the core of it, the fight didn't make sense from the beginning. It didn't make sense," Benavidez explained. "The guys were wanting to be double champs and all this when they weren't even being champs in their own weight classes. TJ had just really beaten Cody, who he got the belt from and Cejudo had just won the belt. They need to be champions in their own divisions first and foremost.
"The fight didn't make sense in general, holding up both weight classes. It happened, we went through the whole charade of it happening. TJ did his weight cut, the anticipation built and it ended in 32 seconds. If it didn't make sense the first time and you lose in 32 seconds, it 100-percent doesn't make sense now."


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Tié-Tié est le troisième arrondissement de Pointe-Noire en République du Congo. C'est le plus vaste et le plus peuplé de la commune.

Historique
En 1962, l'arrondissement  Tié-Tié nait chronologiquement de l'extension de la ville de Pointe-Noire, après l'arrondissement  E.P. Lumumba, et l'arrondissement  Mvoumvou.

Mais c'est en 1967 qu'il devient officiellement arrondissement, notamment à cause du déplacement des habitants natifs du village éponyme, d'où son nom de Tié-Tié tiré d'un roitelet.

Les adjoints au maire, les maires délégués ou les administrateurs-maires qui se sont succédé à la tête de cet arrondissement, sont.

 Jean-François Kandhot (1967 - 1970)

 Justin Mvembe (1970 - 1972)

 Jean-Pierre Mafouana (1972 - 1977)

 Zéphyrin Mafouana Makosso ( - )

 Norbert Saya (1977 - 1984)

 Antoine Lomba (1984 - 1989)

 Edouard Mouketou (1989 - 1991)

 Jean-Félix Missamou (1991 - 1992)

 Auguste Ngoulou (1992 - 1993)

 Albert Moussounda Moufama (1993 - 1998)

 Julienne Malanda (1998 - )

 Pierre Albert Victor Bayonne ( - )

 André Guy Edmond Loemba ( - )

 Ambroise Bayakissa ( - )

 Jean Romuald Tchikambou (depuis le )

Limites géographiques
L'arrondissement  Tié-Tié couvre , soit  de superficie et se limite :

 Au nord, par la rivière Songolo, depuis son intersection avec l'avenue Moe Pratt jusqu'au confluent avec la rivière Bissongo, remonter la rivière Bissongo jusqu'à sa source, côte 80. De la source, par la ligne droite conventionnelle jusqu'au confluent de la rivière Koulombo avec son affluent situé à environ un kilomètre en aval de la gare Ngondji, ex-Patra. On remonte cet affluent jusqu'à l'intersection avec la ligne droite conventionnelle joignant le PK 20 Kolombo à la source Niandji;

 À l'est: de ce point, suivre la ligne droite conventionnelle à la source de la rivière Niandji, côte 80, on descent le cours de Niandji jusqu'au ponceau du prolongement de l'avenue de l'Indépendance ;

 Au sud: suivre le prolongement de l'avenue de l'Indépendance jusqu'au ponceau sur la rivière Koulombo. De ce point, prolonger l'avenue de l'Indépendance jusqu'au croisement, entre le passage à niveau de la voie du chemin de fer Congo Océan et l'avenue Marien Ngouabi. Ensuite, suivre l'avenue Marien Ngouabi jusqu'à la source de la rivière Mfallo, puis descendre ce cours d'eau jusqu'à la rue Kimongo, et suivre l'avenue de la Révolution jusqu'au croisement avec l'avenue Maténdé. Enfin, suivre cette avenue jusqu'au croisement avec l'avenue Moe Pratt et la longer jusqu'à l'intersection avec la rivière Songolo.

L'arrondissement  comprend trois zones distinctes:

 une zone urbaine;
 une zone semi-urbaine et;
 une zone rurale, située sur la rive gauche du cours d'eau Koulombo et couverte des plantations d'eucalyptus.

Toponymie
Tié-Tié vient de Ntieti, le nom Vili d'un roitelet, passereau à huppe orange ou jaune, qui nichait dans le Tié-Tié d'autrefois, une vaste plaine jonchée de roseaux. La contrée était dirigée par le chef traditionnel Ndaka Makaya qui prendra ensuite le surnom de Ndaka Susu (langue de poulet c'est-à-dire un homme sans valeur), à cause de son incapacité à régler les multiples conflits .

Une partie des terres de Tié-Tié portent toujours ce nom de Ndaka-Susu.

Ndaka-Susu fut un proche contemporain des chefs de villages Sakala Louissi L'Ancien (1880-?) de Tchimbamba, père de Zéphirin Lassy (fondateur du Christianisme Prophétique en Afrique), de Tâ Koutemouka Niambi de Mboukou, et Linguissi Tchicaya de Mpita,

Tié-Tié est également une localité proche de Nzambi, à la frontière gabonaise. Tout porterait à croire qu'une partie des habitants de l'arrondissement 3 y serait originaire.

Quartiers
 Mouyondzi
 Voungou
 Fond Tié Tié
 Saint-François

Mbota signifie étoile en langue Vili. Une météorite tombée dans cette contrée il y a quelques années serait à l'origine de ce toponyme. Ce quartier situé entre Fond Tié-Tié et Loussala est dvisé en deux zones appartenant jadis à deux clans: Mbota Lwissi et Mbota Tchibulu avec plus loin, la rivière Bisongo.

 Mboukou
 Loussala
 OCH (Office Congolais de l'Habitat)
 Fouks
 Ndaka Soussou
 Duo
 Marché Liberté
Socaf

Equipements

Gare ferroviaire
Dans le quartier de Fond Tié-Tié se trouve l'ancienne gare de la ligne de chemin de fer Congo-Océan (CFCO), aujourd'hui laissée à l'abandon. C'était le premier lien entre la gare centrale de Pointe-Noire et la cité.

Édifices religieux
 Paroisse catholique saint Jean Bosco
 Paroisse catholique saint François
Église Kimbanguiste

Articles connexes
 Subdivisions de la république du Congo
 Lumumba
 Mvoumvou
 Loandjili
 Mongo-MPoukou
 Ngoyo (arrondissement de Pointe-Noire)

Notes et références

Pointe-Noire (département)

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Pitchfork pundit Joe Brolly taking the subscription TV dollar? Say it ain't so!
After RTÉ axed him, it's no suprise Eir offered him a slot, but did he have to take it?
GAA pundit Joe Brolly with Cork's Alan Cadogan, Wexford's Rory O'Connor, Dublin's Paul Mannion and Kerry's Paul Geaney, at the launch of Eir Sport's 2020 Allianz Leagues coverage. Photograph: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile
Keith Duggan
Sat Jan 18 2020 - 09:00
"Say it ain't so, Joe." – Chicago youngster to Shoeless Joe Jackson.
"If you're the only one out there with a pitchfork, you're in danger of becoming irrelevant," declared Joe Brolly in explaining this week why he decided to bow the knee and sign up as a GAA analyst/provocateur for the subscription sports channel Eir.
The fear of becoming "irrelevant" is probably the worst reason anyone can ever give for doing anything, not least abandoning a principle for which you had fiercely and admirably fought through the last decade. And anyway, irrelevant to whom? And, more importantly, relevant to whom? The culture? The national consensus? Brolly is clearly one of the brightest cats on this beautiful, dismal island; deep down, he has to understand the idea of public relevance is just a conceit. It's a vanity. And it's no excuse.
If you aren't up to speed with the media career of Joe Brolly, the former Derry All-Star was, for almost two decades, the enfant terrible of RTÉ's summer GAA team, striking a vaguely foppish pose as he lounged between the schoolmasterish Colm O'Rourke and the vexed Pat Spillane for what became a kind of iconic triple act. When he wanted, he could deliver a perfectly reasonable assessment on a passage of play or score, substantiated by his days as a sprite of a corner-forward who somehow survived the killing fields of Ulster football in the 1990s.
Sometimes he was funny, sometimes a windbag, sometimes dark, occasionally riveting
But stating the obvious bored Brolly, and even watching on television you could tell that his mind was whirring with the excitement of the big picture: that this was a show reflecting Ireland's national pastime; that it was about escapism and enjoyment and passion and a celebration of Irishness; and that it was his role to get the public talking and laughing.
Streak of showbiz
And he had a talent for it. He had some streak of showbiz running through his blood. Sometimes he was funny, sometimes a windbag, sometimes dark, occasionally riveting and – once or twice – catastrophically cloth-eared and insulting. He got that people didn't always like what he said and – crucial for a television analyst – he didn't give a toss. He just said it.
And when the GAA began cutting deals for subscription channels such as Sky and Eir, he was outraged. How dare the GAA? How dare they sell games to profit-making companies? Didn't they know that there were Gaels out there, volunteers many, who didn't have these channels? Didn't they have the right to see their county playing on television for free?
The world didn't listen, of course. It never does. That's not the point. Brolly had the bit between the teeth. He's a barrister. He knows it was an argument he could win a million times over. And he used to enjoy poking fun at Sky's minuscule television audience. Nobody's watching, he'd chortle gleefully.
Then, last September, RTÉ axed him between the All-Ireland final draw and replay. There is no doubt that Brolly is genuine when he says that he was "hurt" by the treatment. And, after two decades, it was shabby treatment. The new head of sport, Declan McBennett, wanted to go in a different direction. That was his prerogative. But the whole scene felt like the new schoolmaster coming in and expelling the kid who got all the As but then set off the fire alarms, who played Chopin at the school concert and then glued the piano lid for the crack.
Joe Brolly: His media career shares the same tragic flaw as that of Eamon Dunphy – he doesn't seem to get that you don't always need to be out front with the dancing horses. Photograph: James Crombie/Inpho
Brolly instinctively knows the deathly danger of dullness. It made him ratings gold
It felt punitive. And it was a strange business. With other "players" in the game, RTÉ was now in a battle for ratings. Brolly railed against the new preference, which was driven by analysis and statistic rather than the hot and heavy opinion of the old order. RTÉ, he felt, was mimicking the Sky Sports formula of punditry. And that did seem odd. Why try and imitate a show that has about one thousandth of your own audience reach?
Chinos and desert boots
And, by cutting Brolly loose, they must have known that a rival would snap him up. All sports shows are now crowded with former players who believe that television is just about pulling on the chinos and the desert boots and giving their "opinion". And, to an extent, it is. But the earnestness! Good Jesus, the earnestness of it all. Brolly instinctively knows the deathly danger of dullness. It made him ratings gold. So he was always going to get the offer from rival channels. But why did he take it?
"Jarlath Burns, a pal of mine, he's going to be the next GAA president, said leave that alone, it's done, it's never changing," he told Ger Gilroy and Eoin Sheahan when he appeared on Off the Ball in one of his if-you're-explaining-you're-losing interviews he gave after signing for Eir. How lame! And how disappointing! Big Jarly says, "Wise up, Joe," and Derry's dynamo, her irrepressible contrarian, shrugs and says okay. Give us yon contract, boys. Where do you want me to sign? Will yez give me all the Dublin league games at least? Do I get the Eir channels too?
Aww, say it ain't so, Joe.
Maybe Brolly believes that even a subscription Joe – a GI Joe, if you will – is better than no Joe Brolly at all. It was probably too much to hope that Brolly would have done the coolest thing of all and just walk away from TV land and become an independent soul and have them prise that f**king pitchfork out of his cold dead hands. That he would become gloriously "irrelevant" – which tens of thousands would have noticed and quietly admired and thought: at least the wee hoor stuck to his guns. He could have become the Paddy McAloon of the GAA world.
Tragic flaw
There are times – in his long video interview with Dion Fanning, say – when Brolly drops his childlike need to entertain the adults and to please and be seen, when the public gets to meet an absorbing and burningly bright and thoughtful and conscientious public figure. His media career shares the same tragic flaw as that of Eamon Dunphy: he doesn't seem to get that you don't always need to be out front with the dancing horses. You don't have to be shouting the odds to have a voice.
You could listen to Brolly all day in that mode, when he takes off the greasepaint and forgets about the television lights
There was a moment when he was chatting to Ger Gilroy when he suddenly deviated – and Brolly is always at his best when he's lightning-struck and indulges in a tangent – to a day in the Killybegs community hospital with Barry McGowan.
"The great Barry, the great unheralded maestro of Donegal football, he brought me up there," he rhapsodised. And it was just the perfect description of McGowan, who was indeed a prince of a footballer and who is seldom spoken of; who, unfazed and aloof through the maddest days, won an All-Ireland and quietly left the stage. You could listen to Brolly all day in that mode, when he takes off the greasepaint and forgets about the television lights.
But it's time to go now: I'm an Eir customer and a text has just come through. It's an offer to see Conor McGregor take on Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone at the T-Mobile in Vegas this Saturday night on ppv for just €25.
Sounds like a deal.
Well Joe Brolly, what d'you think of that?
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