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20 Crazy Facts About "Spy Kids" You Didn't Notice In The Movie
BY Cristal Mesa | April 10, 2018 AT 6:07 pm
By Cristal Mesa April 10, 2018 at 6:07 pm
In 2001, Latino kids across the globe were met with a rare treasure never to be seen. A Latino spy family featuring two kids with top secret espionage badges on the big screen. The heroic movie "Spy Kids" launched a mega movie franchise as well as the imaginations of Latino kids.
Written and directed by Robert Rodriguez, "Spy Kids" was an epic espionage movie packed full of wonderment, surprise, gadgets oh yeah and Antonio Banderas, Carla Gugino and new faces Alexa PenaVega and Daryl Sabara.
Check out these 20 hings you never knew about your favorite movie from 2001!
1. Robert Rodriguez, the director, used ideas from his childhood for his characters.
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Rodriguez had drawn a picture of men with thumbs for heads, arms, and legs as a child. The thumb people made an appearance as the clumsy robots known as the Thums Thumbs.
2. Rodriguez's family made appearances in special ways.
As an homage to his family members, Rodriguez named the characters of Gregorio, Carmen, and Juni after them.
3. George Clooney wore pajama pants during his appearance
Robert Rodriguez was the director behind the movie and had worked with Clooney before. He showed up as a one-man crew and shot the Clooney scene himself. The scene was shot from the waist up since Clooney was still wearing his pijama.
4. Selena Gomez made her debut in the franchise.
The "Wolves" singer made her film debut as "Waterpark Girl" In the 3rd movie.
5. Gregorio Cortez was named after a thief.
In real life, Gregorio Cortez is the name of a famous Texan thief from the early 90s.
6. IRL, Carla Gugino was too young to be an adult mom to her kids in the movie.
In reality, Gugino is only 17 years older than Alexa PenaVega, who plays her oldest child Carmen.
7. Carla almost didn't accept the role because of her age.
At 29 years old during the time of filming, Carla felt she was too young to have kids that were 10 and 12 years old. But Rodriguez convinced her by sharing that his own mother had had him and all of his siblings by the time she was thirty.
8. Production was super speedy.
The movie was shot over a period of 10 weeks.
9. It held box office for almost as long.
The movie stayed at number 1 for three straight whole weeks in the United States bod office charts.
10. Carla Gugino wasn't even supposed to be here.
Kelly Preston had been offered the role of Ingrid Cortez, but when she gave birth, Carla was offered the role.
11. Which means the movie didn't dodge blackface.
Kelly Preston is white and Carla Gugino is Italian AKA not Latina.
12. Angie Harmon almost got the role of Ingrid.
Harmon is also not Latina. She's Greek and German/Irish. Makes you think someone was determined to cast a white mother eh? Like where was Salma Hayek?? OR, a Brown casting director?
13. The kids helped pick Gugino as Ingrid.
Rodriguez wanted to make sure the mother looked like the kids and Gugino's dye job.
14. That's not San Diablo.
In the notorious arriel shot that's not San Diablo it's a view of Santiago de Chile!
15. Rodriguez edited the movie in a "garage."
Rodriguez's garage is really an elaborate editing studio in his home.
16. Daryl Sabara and Alexa Vega own this film
They're the only actors to appear in all four films of the franchise.
17. Carmen has such a Latina tame.
According to the credits and a scene where she uses it as a password Carmen Elizabeth Juanita Costa-Brava Cortez.
18. The location has a fun oxymoron.
San Diablo is a Spanish oxymoron meaning Holy Devil or Sainted Devil.
19. The initials of the Organization of Super Spies is copy pasted.
The Organization of Super Spies or O.S.S. has the exact same initials as the Office of Strategic Services,. That's the version of the WWII-era C.I.A.
20. Rodriguez has a trademark and a thing for knives.
Rodriguez's film's featuring Danny Trejo usually have his characters named after a knife. In Spy Kids he plays Isador "Machete" Cortez.
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Cardi B's First Leading Movie Role Will Thrill 'Sister Act' And 'Mrs. Doubtfire' Fans
By Cristal Mesa January 19, 2021 at 12:37 pm
BY Cristal Mesa | January 19, 2021 AT 12:37 pm
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For one of her upcoming projects, fans of Cardi B can expect a throwback to her older days. That's right, Cardi B is stepping into a familiar role before the screen. The former "Love & Hip Hop: New York" star has proven herself capable of making music bangers and in Hustlers she showed that she can hold her own when it comes to the big screen.
Now, the rapper is playing the lead in Paramount's upcoming film Assisted Living.
Cardi was recently cast in the "raucous comedy" called Assisted Living.
Cardi B lands first starring movie role in Paramount comedy #AssistedLiving (EXCLUSIVE) https://t.co/nhvBYireXX
— Variety (@Variety) January 14, 2021
According to Variety, the upcoming film "is being described as a 'raucous comedy' with 'tremendous heart.' Fans of Cardi can expect a film that looks quite a bit like Tootsie, Sister Act, and Mrs. Doubtfire.
The upcoming film follows Cardi B as Amber a small-time crook who gets herself into trouble when a heist goes wrong. "On the run from the cops and her former crew, she struggles to find anywhere to hide, reports Variety. "Running out of options, Amber disguises herself as an elderly woman and hides out in the one place no one will look — her estranged grandmother's nursing home."
Of course, this isn't the first time Cardi B has been in a major film.
In 2019 she appeared the blockbuster film Hustlers starring Jennifer Lopez, Lizzo, and Keke Palmer.
And of course, for some time fans were hopeful that Cardi would take on the titular role of a reboot of the '90s sitcom "The Nanny."
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According to CNN, the reality star-turned-rapper has been in talks to play Fran Drescher's daughter in a potential reboot of the '90s sitcom.
Speaking about a potential reboot in 2018, Fran Drescher told Extra in an interview "[I'm] talking to her representation. It's really getting me excited. It's fresh and it could be super fun." Here's hoping we get more Cardi B on screen!
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These Christmas Movies Will Make Your Season Festive And Bright
By Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez December 18, 2020 at 1:25 pm
BY Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez | December 18, 2020 AT 1:25 pm
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Christmas is here and it is time to get super festive, y'all. One of the best ways to get into the holiday spirit is by watching the movies that will take you to that place. Here are some Latino Christmas movies that will get you feeling all Christmas-y.
"Christmas Bounty"
WWE brings you this love story that follows a woman and her secret. The school teacher (Francia Raisa) is hiding her past as a bounty hunter when she gets pulled back in. Raisa's character goes back to her hometown and has to work with her ex-boyfriend to catch a bounty that got away.
"This Christmas" is a family holiday movie with serious issues. A family's matriarch assembles her family for the first time in four years. The holiday gathering is filled with stress and drama as strains show within the family. It is a real look at what happens when some families with secrets come together and confrontations happen.
"Holiday In Handcuffs"
This one is so wild it is worth a watch. Melissa Joan Hart plays a woman who is desperate to show her family that she is finally in love. How? Well, she kidnaps a man played by Mario Lopez and takes him to her family's house for Christmas. We are talking felony kidnapping but it's all cool because, as you would expect at Christmas, they fall in love.
Hulu's original movie "Happiest Season" is a lesbian Christmas love song that will melt your heart. Kristen Stewart plays a woman suckered into going to her girlfriend's parents' home for Christmas. But the catch is that her girlfriend isn't out. Aubrey Plaza plays a woman jilted by Stewart's girlfriend and helps the young woman navigate her way through this family.
"A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas"
Pulse pounding and hilarious. "A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas" is exactly what you would expect from the franchise. Danny Trejo plays Harold's father-in-law who wants a perfect Christmas, something Harold is determined to make happen. When Kumar gets involved, things go sideways fast and the two friends are left figuring out how to save the holiday.
"Nothing Like The Holidays"
A Puerto Rican family gathers for what might be their last Christmas together. The family tries to make the most of the time together and, as you would expect, lessons are learned and familial bonds are made stronger. There is something so powerful about gathering during the holidays.
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Všestrannost je obecná lidská (případně i zvířecí) vlastnost - jde o všeobecné nadání či mimořádné schopnosti v mnoha oborech činnosti (například pracovní všestrannost, sportovní všestrannost, umělecká všestrannost, hudební všestrannost apod.).

Všestranný člověk je obvykle nadán více různými nadprůměrnými dovednostmi.

Příklady všestrannosti

Jezdecká všestrannost
Například jezdecká všestrannost, ta se obvykle testuje v jezdeckých soutěžích všestranné způsobilosti.

Hudební všestrannost
Aby byl někdo hudebně všestranný, není nutné aby se v hudbě samotné vyznal. Mezi lidmi se spíše používá termín "hudebně talentovaný" (hudební talent). Lze tak označit toho, kdo ovládá hru na různé nástroje, dokáže je využít v různých hudebních žánrech, či rozpozná hudbu dobře hranou (splňující základní obecné požadavky pro zařazení do daného žánru nebo předpoklady skladby jinak nezařaditelné) od špatné (falešně hrané bez vědomého záměru), a podobně. Hudebně všestranný člověk nemusí nutně ovládat hru na nějaký hudební nástroj, zpěv, nebo ovládat všechny ze zmíněných příkladů. Může naopak oplývat řádově více nezmíněnými vlastnostmi, nebo jen některými z nich. Často se můžeme setkat s jedincem jež sám sebe označuje jako hudebně všestranného pouze proto, že je zastáncem více než jednoho ze základních hudebních žánrů, nebo dokonce jen podřazených stylů některého ze základních žánrů. Hudebně všestranný člověk může mít dokonce nadprůměrný vjem i pro jiné umělecké projevy (např. kompozici vizuálního charakteru). Takového lze nazvat jako "umělecky všestranný".

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I have a copy of the manufacturers drawings for the Nokken Winch and parts list. The big cutaway drawing entitled Nokken R1B Comparison Drawing, dated 27-9-1973 is approx 33" x 23".
and on A4 sheet showing winch on chassis with cable threaded forward and rear.
£20.00 posted. Email me for photos.
This guy is taking the mickey. The large Hordaland Mek assy drawing & English parts list is the one I supplied to club members, along with the 3 military parts list & drawings also winch clutch setting details, for £3-00 + SAE to cover copying charges. I still have some copies of the assy drawing and will sopply these free of charge if you contact me.


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Alastair Fyfe (born 6 April 1960) is a Scottish-English-Saudi Arabian male curler and curling coach.

At the national level, he is a three-time English senior men's champion curler (2014, 2016, 2018).

As of November 2021, he is a Secretary of Saudi Winter Sports Federation.

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Lipliūnai is a village in Kėdainiai district municipality, in Kaunas County, central Lithuania. It is located by the Smilga river, near the Josvainiai forest. According to the 2011 census, the village has a population of 182 people.

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Traditionally, seasonal changes into autumn or spring would be a time to pull out our light weight sweaters, cardigans or Mac's, and our skirts would perhaps be paired with stockings or tights over bare legs. As we reach a season which can be neither too cold, nor hot, there are ways to refashion existing garments to cover our bodies appropriately for a transitional climate. Here are some ideas.
Do you remember these amazing ombre tights in last last week's blog post?
Here is a DIY version..
Another DIY dyed tight version using food colouring!
What do you wear during seasonal weather transitions?
Mr Op Shop bought me a snuggie - It is still boxed !
I love the braided scarf! The ombre tights are so cool too - thanks for linking us up!
It's so much fun seeing what others are doing...so inspiring and creative...I'm braiding t-shirts, sewing overalls into bags and lining them with little girl's skirts, making cloth jewelry then adding buttons and beads for decorations and lace...easy and cute.
Oh wow, there are some real talented and inspiring re-fashionistas making beautiful trans-seasonal wear here! I love everything! Off for a sticky at making amazing tights! Here in Brissie, the days are still very warm but we no longer have the humidity so it's kind of strange. I've noticed how in my recent posts I'm buzzing about autumn, yet wearing short sleeves. Why? Because in this weather I can catch up on wearing all the wonderful man-made fibres that are IMPOSSIBLE to wear in summer - lots of 70s polyester - woo hoo!
I have to try the ombre tights. I love wearing tights.
LOVE that sweatshirt with the wing detail. Love. LOVE. And that scarf is rather fetching too. We are heading into summer here, so umm - might shelve that til later...although I do have a mountain of stretch fabric. Hm.
Such fabulous ideas. Love the poncho and braided scarf.
I looooove that bolero! Such a cool idea.


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General Manager, Ajinomoto North America Division, Haruo Kurata takes us on a journey to understand the US, and worldwide, success of the company.
Dr. Mark Metzler received his PhD from UC Berkeley in 1998, and is now a senior academic and expert on the economic and political history of Japan at the University of Washington. Dr. Metzler's presentation examines Japan and the Global Economic Bubble from the historical perspective.
Are we near the peak of a global bubble? Few of my colleagues in the Pacific Northwest seem to think so, but to many of my Japanese colleagues the warning signs are all around. History doesn't repeat, but the rhymes and rhythms are ubiquitous. A long view of centuries suggests some of the things we should be looking for in the present.
Registration fee includes a free post-event reception and networking with a variety of delicious Japan-inspired foods plus a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
This event is made possible by the support of the Keizai Koho Center and the National Association of Japan-America Societies.


Leonor predicted it – she said she thought 2013 would be my year. Apart from earning a master's in Public Relations 2.0 from the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, I did big things in travel: crossing off a major goal from my life to-do list, traveling to my 30th country and celebrating world-famous festivals.
Oh, and I got a promotion, too!
2014, you better live up to this year in travel, one in which I visited five new UNESCO World Heritage sites, 30 cities, and eight countries, and took nine round-trip flights and a boat. I also walked 325 kilometers across Spain for charity.
For the fifth straight summer, La Coruña welcomed me with sea breezes, seafood and a smattering of festivals. I love returning to a city over and over again that I truly enjoy, and Coru is one of those places. The rain held off for all but the first and last day of camp, meaning a bit of beach time and more freckles.
It wasn't all fun and pulpo, though, as I was working on the oral defense of my master's thesis project, one that dealt with promoting Marca España in the US. I wish I could say that this blog was enough, but, alas, I had to catch a Vueling flight to Barcelona in the middle of camp. In 20 hours, I had flown across the country, met my group members for the first time face-to-face, had the Powerpoint stop working when I got to the numbers part of our presentation (for real, these things only happen to me), and then flew back with a 9,0 in the presentation and the need for a small celebration.
Once camp had wrapped up, I sent my rebajas-laden bag to Seville and traded it for a hiking bag and boots. I stopped in Oviedo to visit my friend Claudia and take in the pre-Romanesque churches of the city before spending the night in Avilés.
When August hit, Hayley and I were about ten days from reaching Santiago de Compostela by foot. Traipsing through Northern Spain with our own two feet was at trying as it was rewarding, and I learned a lot about myself in the process.
Luarca, Ribadeo, Vilalba, Playa de las Catedrales and Cudrillero got our touristic euros, but I think we gained a lot more than we thought we would.
We reached the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela before Pilgrim's Mass on August 12th. Going home, I experienced an enormous slump where I found decision making difficult, the heat unbearable and a body that just needed to move, move, move.
That didn't last for long, because I had purchased tickets to go to the Tomatina. For an American, this is one of Spain's claims to fame, and though I had a great time slinging rotten tomatoes, I'm not keen on going again.
I began the new school year with a new job title – Director of Studies – and new responsibilities. After a successful start (just a few hiccups!), I traveled to Frankfurt to visit my cousin, Christyn, who works in Kaiserslautern. We took an overnight bus to and from Munich to attend Oktoberfest.
As a beer lover, I think this was as close as I'll ever get to Nirvana.
I traveled locally this month, going to a fancy dinner party in Jerez at a bodega, and then rekindling my love with the province of Huelva by attending their ham festival.
We ate and drank all weekend. Perfect.
November found me in Malaga twice – the first time was for a conference of Anglo Writers and Bloggers About Spain held in Pedragalejo. We got a warm sunny weekend, and spent the days under a tent at OnSpain, an innovative language school just steps from the beach. Hayley and I launched our up-and-coming business idea, as well as met other bloggers, like Molly of Piccavey.
Later that month, Mickey and I were invited to take part in A Cooking Day in the Malgueño countryside. While we got horribly lost, we did spend a morning picking fruit, and the afternoon cooking up local specialties and eating, enjoying the Spanish sobremesa until it grew dark.
The Novio and I finally escaped to his village, San Nicolás del Puerto, for the first time since June. In a town with not much to do, we find time to relax (although I did get a turn as a farm hand!) and attend a festival for one of the patron saints, Santa Bárbara.
December also brings me back to Munich, but this time I actually get to see some of the city!
Currently, I'm somewhere on the Danube River with my parents on a Viking Cruise. Along the way, we're stopping in Passau, Germany, Salzburg, Vienna, Bratislava (oh goody, a new country!) and Budapest. I've already traveled to the majority of these places, but have not written about them on Sunshine and Siestas, surprisingly!
Then I'll spend the 31st in the Madrid mountains with the Novio's family, no doubt thinking about how good 2013 was to me, both personally and professionally.
These itchy feet only have two things on the agenda for 2014 so far: a weekend in Tenerife visiting my friends Julie and Forrest, and a trip home to Chicago. I've also got to get to Trujillo from an invitation from Trujillo Villas, and am hoping to make Toulouse, Jaén, Ceuta and Dublin happen.
What did your year in travel look like? What's up for 2014?
As I prepare for my upcoming Christmas trip, I've realized something: for as many years as I've run Sunshine and Siestas, there are loads of places I have never written about visiting (like, several stops on my Christmas route).
One of those places is Gran Canaria. Though a part of Spain, the island chain that makes up the Canary Islands is actually closer to the Western coast of Africa and are a haven for North Europeans – as well as Spaniards – on holiday.
As it turns out, this near-perfect circle of an island had far more than we bargained for. After all, it is a UNESCO World Heritage site for its biodiversity, earning it the nickname 'The Miniature Continent.' Though we went in May 2008 for a wedding, the Novio and I were able to see loads on our Gran Canaria holiday.
Though arriving to the Canary Islands is actually quite easy, as Las Palmas Airport is one of Spain's busiest, renting a car made the biggest difference. I blindly followed the Novio, as I did in the early stages of the relationship, as he navigated the large airport, stuffed me into a car and drove me right to breakfast.
The GC-1 highway runs the eastern circumference of the island and took us to Maspalomas. Known for its dunes and gay nightlife, we cozied up to an airy bar near the beach. I gawked at how everything on the menu was in big, bold English with tempting bacon and hash browns. The morning was spent walking across the dunes, which stretch on for three kilometers away from Playa del Inglés.
Not surprisingly, then, there were loads of holiday makers and a few who wanted to bare all in the warmth of the early May sunshine.
We followed the GC-1 though the mountains to Puerto Mogan. The seaside village sidles up to a small port and beach, perfect for our lunch stop. We strolled through the streets, avoiding the shade and popping into boutiques. That afternoon, we had a long lunch with several beers and loads of footsy. Back on the GC-1 later that day, the afternoon meant relaxing near our hotel's beach and strolling through the center.
We hopped on the GC-2, the highway that runs counterclockwise from Las Palmas, turning off at the GC-20, a secondary highway that leads to the island's second-largest city.
Arucas and the cavernous church de San Juan Bautista was the venue for Jose and Particia's wedding the next day. Like Maspalomas, Arucas is famous throughout Spain, though not for its natural beauty. This village, perched on a mountainside, produces a sweet honey rum called Arehucas. We'd later drink it until the early hours, only stopping once we saw the sun. My first Spanish wedding has always been my favorite.
On Sunday, the Novio had the idea to drive inland, towards Roque Nublo. As the highest point on Gran Canaria, we had to take several small highways that snaked higher and higher into the mountainous central part of the island.
I hated him for it.
From the top, one can see not only the panorama of the whole island (though the northern part of the city tends to be covered in fog), as well as Teide, the volcano on Tenerife and Spain's highest point. Hiking off the hedonism from the previous night served me well for the return trip to the Iberian Peninsula.
Afterwards, we stopped in the quaint fishing village of Agaete for lunch and a bit of sun. Located on the west side of the island and a jumping off point to other islands, the bars were a bit rough around the edges and cheaper than the bars we'd been at in other parts of the island.
Though our holiday on the Canary Islands lasted just one long weekend, we felt miles away from everything. It truly is a miniature continent, and has something from every type of traveler.
Have you ever been to the Canary Islands? I'll be traveling to Tenerife right after Carnavales next year and would love tips!
Spain is a country that's easy to get lost in. I don't mean the culture or the romanticism – I mean, GPS systems are absolute crap, and it's easier to end up on the wrong road than it is to arrive to your destination calmly and on time.
Stuck in our constant chatter, Mickey and I missed our exit, had a local forget we were following him to Almogía, and ended up on a dirt road. I called Mayte, one of the women behind A Cooking Day, and she told me she hadn't heard of the town we'd just driven through.
As it turned out, we were in Mayte's driveway, but wouldn't find that out before turning around again. But Mickey was right – as soon as we'd sat down in the airy courtyard of her country house, dripping with Bougainvillea and antique lanterns, I felt at ease and over my road rage.
Mayte and Keti announced the menu before anyone had been introduced – ajoblanco, a citrus salad with cod and spring onions, fideuà and quince pastries, plus homemade bread. As with any Spanish weekend meal, we'd snack our way through the process, eating olives they'd marinated and malagueño cheese with homemade fig marmalade.
After meeting fellow blogger Robin Graham and his partner, as well as locals Ute and Sergio, wicker baskets were distributed and we went into the small huerto to pick fruit. Oranges, persimmons, figs and lemons are ripe at this time of year, and we'd be using several in our recipes.
Once back in the house, we donned aprons. Robin and I set to peeling shrimp while Mickey and Sergio pounded almonds using an iron mallet and a stone, a traditional method. As an American used to my fish coming headless and my chicken breasts cleaned, it was refreshing to know that we were truly making farm to fork food.
Mayte's kitchen is spacious and modern, blended seamlessly into a century-old farmhouse that's full of interesting pieces from her travels around the world. She and Keti, a longtime friend, set up the cooking classes in both English and Spanish earlier this year. They cater groups of two to just six, ensuring that everyone will get their hands dirty.
There would be blanching, chopping and stirring, but not without a glass of Rioja and a few stolen almonds.
First up? Kneading the bread and preparing it to rise. Mine refused to cooperate with me, and coupled with my lack of kitchen skills, I was toast. Ha. The day was a bit damp, causing the bread to need more time to bake and rise. I took another sip of beer.
We focused on the ajoblanco next, peeling away the case and chopping garlic – it was a dish I'd surprisingly not tried before. Mayte dumped everything into the blender and turned it on, and we were sipping it a short time later between nibbles of our baked bread and organic olive oil (Mayte's recipe is below).
As we peeled the oranges we picked and chopped them, along with the ripe spring onions, the shrimp shells we'd discarded and the monkfish boiled in separate pots to serve as brother for the fideuà noodle dish that would be our main plato.
Keti showed us a family secret – frying the noodles with a bit of oil and garlic so that they'd not get too hard later. As a last-minute addition, we made a simple alioli sauce of egg whites, garlic and olive oil to accompany this traditional noodle dish that resembles paella.
Nearing 4 o'clock, we sat down to eat. The fireplace crackled as Mayte served us the salad. While I didn't think I'd be too keen on mixing salted cod with oranges and onions, the malagueña salad was surpassingly good and felt layered, despite its simplicity.
Our bellies were happy and in good company around the table. Sobremesa is a Spanish term that refers to the conversation and camaraderie that always seems to happen around a table. In fact, the work for striking up a conversation is entablar, which perfectly encompasses sobremesa chat. I chose to bring Mickey because I knew she'd be right at home. Like me, she loves wine, food and good conversation.
As Keti finished the fideuà, we drank up, a rich Rioja that blended well with all of the flavors on the table. The noodles were cooked perfectly, creamy and with the right amount of flavor. Again, I was taken back at how flavorful something so simple could taste.
For someone who loves food and dabbles in cooking, the outing was a fun was to spend a day. We rolled up our sleeves and got to see the process through, from picking the fresh fruit to taking the quince pastries out of the oven. Perhaps by my own election and in the name of art (and Camarón), I didn't cook as much as I expected.
Mayte and Keti are personable, helpful and patient, and they make great company. I appreciated that they came up with a menu that pleased palates from five different countries and our two vegetarian counterparts, and the food was simple enough to repeat, yet filling and delicious.
[yumprint-recipe id='1′] Mickey and I were gracious guests of Mayte and Keti of A Cooking Day, but all opinions belong to me. A Cooking Day is available to speakers of English, Spanish or French for 50€ a head, which includes the materials, food and drink, plus company. Mayte's cortijo is located just off the A-7, right outside of Málaga. For more information, consult their website.


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James Beckerman, M.D.
James Beckerman, M.D. is the WebMD Heart Expert and a cardiologist with the Providence Heart and Vascular Institute in Portland, Oregon. He served as Chair of the Oregon Governor's Council for Physical Fitness and Sports and is the team cardiologist for the Portland Timbers Major League Soccer team. Dr. Beckerman is the medical director of Play Smart, a prevention-based cardiac screening program and is the coach-in-chief of Heart to Start, a multi-state 5K training program. He is the author of two books, The Flex Diet (2011) and Heart to Start (2015), which inspire lifestyle change through medical evidence and motivational coaching. Dr. Beckerman graduated from Harvard College and Harvard Medical School and completed his internal medicine and cardiology training at Massachusetts General Hospital and Stanford University.
Martin J. Abrahamson, M.D., FACP
Martin J. Abrahamson, MD, is Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, Director of the Division of Continuing Medical Education in the Department of Medicine and an active faculty member of the Endocrine Division, Department of Medicine at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts. He received his medical degree from University of Cape Town in Cape Town, South Africa, and completed his internship, residency and clinical fellowship in internal medicine and endocrinology at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town, where he was a research fellow before joining the faculty of medicine at the University of Cape Town and Groote Schuur Hospital. Dr. Abrahamson was joint head of the Endocrine Unit in Cape Town before taking up a faculty appointment at Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Hospital in 1992.
He joined the faculty at Joslin Diabetes Center in 1998 where he held positions as Chief of Adult Diabetes, Chief Medical Officer and Senior Vice President for Medical Affairs until 2015. While at Joslin Diabetes Center, Dr. Abrahamson led the reorganization of the Adult Diabetes Section into multidisciplinary teams comprised of physicians, nurse practitioners, nurse educators, nutritionists, and exercise physiologists and spearheaded "pathways of care" for patients referred to Joslin (JoslinCare). He has co-authored guidelines for the pharmacological and perioperative management of patients with diabetes and management of hyperglycemic emergencies, and authored more than 80 papers, review articles and chapters related to diabetes.
Dr. Abrahamson's research interests include the management of patients with diabetes, and use of technology to improve diabetes care and outcomes. Dr. Abrahamson is board certified in internal medicine and in endocrinology, diabetes and metabolism, and is a Fellow of the College of Physicians of South Africa. He has been cited regularly in Boston Magazine as one of Boston's top doctors, and has delivered numerous invited lectures nationally and internationally on the management of diabetes. In 2010 he was the recipient of the Samuel Eichold II Memorial Award for contributions to Diabetes from the American College of Physicians.
Michael Dansinger, M.D.
Michael Dansinger, MD, is a nationally recognized authority on dietary and lifestyle counseling for weight loss and disease prevention. Dr. Dansinger is the Founding Director of the Diabetes Reversal Program at Tufts Medical Center in Boston, and an Assistant Professor at Tufts University School of Medicine. He is the Wellness Director at Boston Heart Diagnostics, is a nutrition and diabetes expert for WebMD, and a former Clinical Nutrition Editor for the Medscape Journal of Medicine. He serves on the Council of Directors and Media Response Team for the True Health Initiative–a leading voice on nutrition and lifestyle medicine, and is a member of the expert panel for the CDC's Worksite Health ScoreCard project.
His research on dietary counseling is well known. He published the highly publicized research study "Comparison of the Atkins, Ornish, Weight Watchers and Zone Diets for Weight Loss and Cardiac Risk Reduction" in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). He is a panelist judge for US News and World Reports' "Best Diets" awards, and was the nutrition doctor for NBC's "The Biggest Loser" for 11 years. He has been interviewed about his weight loss experience on the Today show, CNN, National Public Radio, CBS Radio, BBC Radio, Oprah magazine, Time magazine, Consumer Reports, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, NY Times, Washington Post, Boston Globe, and hundreds of other media outlets. He lectures throughout the U.S. to medical and non-medical audiences, and is represented by the Harry Walker Agency.
Aria DiBiase, M.D.
Aria DiBiase M.D attended Stanford University School of Medicine and completed training in Internal Medicine and Cardiovascular Medicine at Stanford. She is Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Medicine and Advanced Heart Failure and Transplantation. She has practiced clinical cardiology and heart failure at Palo Alto Medical Foundation for 25 years. She has extensive experience in Disease Management and HF tele-management.
Sabrina Felson, M.D.
Sabrina Felson, MD, is board-certified in internal medicine and has practiced at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center Manhattan Campus since 2006. She maintains a busy primary practice, caring for close to 1,000 of our nation's veterans. She supervises New York University internal medicine residents and medical students during their ambulatory clinics, and teaches physical exam to beginning medical students. She was recently honored to become a Firm Chief, one of a select core faculty chosen to mentor students academically and professionally. In her role as assistant chief of outpatient medicine, Felson shares responsibility for the smooth operations of the primary care clinic, and to this end she is involved in faculty evaluations, system redesign, and clinic flow. She has developed IT tools used throughout her service network to promote communication with the patient, encouraging appropriate follow-up between visits. Like any true generalist, she is interested in many facets of health care, including managing chronic disease in homeless populations, preventive health, addiction medicine, diabetes, patient navigation, teaching, and, most importantly, taking very good care of patients.
Before entering medical school, Felson lived in Bolivia, where she worked in program training indigenous Aymaran women to become midwives. She then earned a Master's Degree in History of Medicine at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She attended Case Western Reserve University Medical School before moving to New York City for residency at New York University, which she was drawn to because of its affiliation with the historic Bellevue Hospital. She had the honor of serving as senior chief resident before joining the NYU faculty. She is a member of the American College of Physicians.
John Foreyt, Ph.D
John P. Foreyt received his PhD in clinical psychology in 1969 from Florida State University. He served on the faculty there until 1974 when he moved to Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas. He is currently Professor at the Baylor College of Medicine's Department of Medicine and Department of Psychiatry. He is also the Director of the DeBakey Health Center's Behavioral Medicine Research Center, Department of Medicine.
Dr. Foreyt has served as a member of the National Task Force on the Prevention and Treatment of Obesity, National Institutes of Health; The Committee to Develop Criteria for Evaluating the Outcomes of Approaches to Prevent and Treat Obesity, Food and Nutrition Board, Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences; and The Expert Panel on the Identification, Evaluation, and Treatment of Overweight and Obesity in Adults, National Institutes of Health, NHLBI.
He has published extensively in the areas of diet modification, cardiovascular risk reduction, eating disorders, and obesity. He has published 17 books and more than 380 articles. He is currently a member of the editorial boards of: Eating Disorders; Obesity Research and Clinical Practice; American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine; American Journal of Health Behavior; Obesity and Weight Management; American Journal of Health Promotion; Childhood Obesity; and Nutrition Today.
Dr. Foreyt is an Overseas Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine; a Fellow of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, a Fellow of the Obesity Society, a Fellow of the Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research and a member of other professional associations. He is a Life Member of the American Psychological Association and an honorary member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Ron Z. Goetzel, Ph.D
Ron Goetzel wears two hats. He is Senior Scientist and Director of the Institute for Health and Productivity Studies (IHPS) at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Vice President of Consulting and Applied Research for IBM Watson Health. The mission of the IHPS is to bridge the gap between academia, the business community, and the healthcare policy world – bringing academic resources into policy debates and day-to-day business decisions and bringing worker health and productivity management concerns to academia. Before moving to Johns Hopkins University, Dr. Goetzel was on the faculty at Emory and Cornell Universities. Dr. Goetzel is responsible for leading innovative projects for healthcare purchaser, managed care, government, and pharmaceutical clients interested in conducting cutting-edge research focused on the relationship between health and well-being, medical costs, and work-related productivity. He is an internationally recognized and widely published expert in health and productivity management (HPM), return-on-investment (ROI), program evaluation, and outcomes research. Dr. Goetzel has published well over 200 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters and frequently presents at international business and scientific forums.
Dr. Goetzel was the principal investigator (PI) for a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation study examining the relationship between an organization's culture of health, employees' health risks, medical costs, and company stock price. Dr. Goetzel served as PI on a five-year project sponsored by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) focused on obesity prevention at the workplace. He was PI for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Senior Risk Reduction Demonstration, New Opportunities for Healthy Aging in Medicare, and demonstrations focused on Cancer Prevention and Treatment for Ethnic and Racial Minorities, Chiropractic Care, Vision Rehabilitation, and Health Improvement Incentive Structures for Medicaid Beneficiaries. He also served as PI for the Federal Employee Worksite Health and Wellness Initiative administered by the Office of Personnel Management. For the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Dr. Goetzel was PI for a New York City-based project supporting collaboration between the private and public sectors directed at employer health promotion programs. He was the PI on two CDC initiatives focused on updating the CDC Worksite Health ScoreCard and building a comprehensive CDC Workplace Health Resource Center.
Dr. Goetzel has worked with the Department of Defense (DoD) on two health promotion and resilience training demonstrations for the U.S. Army and Air Force. He supported the Office of the Secretary of Defense as the evaluation contractor for the Healthy Base Initiative focused on managing obesity and tobacco use in the military. Dr. Goetzel is working with the Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC) in Washington DC supporting the CEO Council on Health and Innovation and an initiative to build partnerships between businesses and public health departments to improve community health.
In the private sector, Dr. Goetzel has led multiple evaluations of health promotion and disease prevention programs at Boeing, Chevron, General Electric, Dow Chemical, Citibank, Johnson & Johnson, IBM, Procter & Gamble, Duke University, University of Michigan, Vanderbilt University, Motorola, Novartis, PepsiCo, Prudential, PPG Industries, Mass Mutual, Whirlpool, and Bristol Myers Squibb. Public sector partners have included King County Washington, Cayuga County New York, and the State of Delaware. Health plan and insurance company collaborators include Blue Cross Blue Shield Federal Employee Program, Health Care Services Corporation, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Blue Shield of California, Highmark, American Specialty Health, Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, Mayo Clinic, and Kaiser Permanente. Dr. Goetzel has also done extensive work with non-profits including the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Health Enhancement Research Organization (HERO), Transamerica Center for Health Studies, American Heart Association, and The Health Project. Finally, Dr. Goetzel has established strong working relationships with vendors in the health promotion industry including StayWell, Johnson & Johnson, WebMD, Health Fitness Corporation, Virgin Pulse, HealthStat, and Pfizer. Dr. Goetzel's international work includes projects with Discovery Health in South Africa, the Ministry of Health in Israel, Social Service of Industry (SESI) in Brazil, and The Health Promotion Board of Singapore.
Dr. Goetzel was a Task Force Member for the Guide to Community Preventive Services (Community Guide) housed at the CDC and is currently the President and CEO of The Health Project, which annually awards the prestigious C. Everett Koop Prize to organizations with credible data demonstrating population health improvement along with business results. He is the former Chairperson for HERO and Vice-Chair for The Fries Foundation housed at the CDC Foundation. He has also served on several committees organized by the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine (NASEM).
Before joining IBM Watson Health, Dr. Goetzel was Vice President of Assessment, Data Analysis, and Evaluation Services at Johnson & Johnson. Dr. Goetzel was one of the original members of the core development and marketing group at Corporate Health Strategies. Earlier in his career, Dr. Goetzel was the Medical School Education Program Evaluator at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, where he was appointed to the Psychiatry faculty.
Dr. Goetzel earned his doctorate in Organizational and Administrative Studies and his M.A. in Applied Social Psychology from New York University (NYU), and his B.S. degree in Psychology from the City College of New York (CCNY). He is based in Bethesda, MD.
Nirmal (Nim) Patel, M.D.
Dr Nirmal (Nim) Patel is a primary care physician, trained at the University of Manchester in the UK where she received her MD, then at Yale, where she received her MPH. Nim is passionate about high quality, patient centric care delivery, using evidence, data and information technology to improve efficiency at the point of care. She has more than two decades of experience working with senior executives, in developing high performing primary care delivery systems and digital health solutions, that are outcomes focused.
Nim has deep knowledge of the US healthcare system, clinical care, health benefits and her insights inform her approach to strategy, business and markets she has been responsible for. Having worked within the large employer, hospital, managed care and growth company environments, Nim understands the business imperatives of stakeholders and her work focuses on business solutions and timely delivery.
Her differentiated knowledge of clinical operations, evidence based medicine, care variation and gaps, have enabled her to innovate in the design of optimal primary care delivery systems, which when combined with her strong quantitative skills have allowed Nim and her teams to consistently measure outcomes and success.
Nim is a subject matter expert in telehealth having created first of the kind care-at-a-distance solutions focused on primary care, dermatology, as well as behavioral health, while simultaneously using vast data sets collected, to perform analytics to improve quality and cost of care.
She understands high performing ACOs models, development and deployment of innovative population health software with clinical decision support and telehealth applications for the point of care, to drive affordability and quality.
Nim is a respected thought leader and spokesperson for the businesses she represents. Areas of research, public speaking engagements are notable, she has participated in numerous nationally renowned boards, leadership councils and is often in the media sharing her expertise.
Loren Soeiro, Ph.D., ABPP
Dr. Loren Soeiro joined the WebMD Health Services Clinical Advisory Board in 2016. He is a psychologist and psychotherapist with over a decade of clinical experience. Prior to opening his Manhattan private practice, Dr. Soeiro worked as an attending psychologist in an outpatient psychiatry clinic for patients with HIV and AIDS. He collaborated with a multimodal treatment team of psychiatrists, physicians, social workers, and other specialists to evaluate and plan treatments in both English and Spanish from a population of chronically ill patients in the Bronx, NY.
Dr. Soeiro was previously employed as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, where he supervised and trained psychology interns, unlicensed psychologists and medical residents in psychiatry. He specialized in teaching psychodynamic theory and treatment, as well as psychotherapy for patients from diverse populations. Dr. Soeiro also provided training and career development for psychology interns at several other New York-area hospitals, such as North Central Bronx Hospital and the Beth Israel Medical Center.
Dr. Soeiro received his Doctor of Philosophy and Master of Arts degrees in clinical psychology from Long Island University, in Brooklyn, New York. He completed his pre-doctoral internship at New York's Beth Israel Medical Center; prior to that, he studied psychology at Harvard College.
Dr. Soeiro is board certified as an expert in clinical psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychologists and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Clinical Psychology, as well as a member of the National Register of Health Service Psychologists.
Deborah Shure, M.D., Master FCCP
Dr. Shure is a pulmonologist and consultant in clinical trials design for medical devices. Prior to this work, Dr. Shure served for seven years as a medical reviewer for the US Food and Drug Administration Center for Devices and Radiological Health following a more than 25 year career in academic medicine. Her academic medicine career involved national funding for both clinical and basic science research in pulmonary vascular diseases and device development. Dr. Shure has an international reputation in clinical pulmonary medicine, teaching, and mentoring. Her expertise has been recognized by many awards and honors including Past President and Master Fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians, listing in Best Doctors in America for many years, and the Elizabeth A Rich Award of the American Thoracic Society.

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Q: How to track user activity like who is creating what resources on azure of a specific subscription? In my company we have one Azure subscription and there are two or three users which are added on the same subscription and have right to create any resource on Azure.
Now since three users are working on same subscription and they are independently creating resources, I want to keep track or see which user created what resource on the same subscription.
Please let me know is there any way to see this tracking/activity details corresponding to the user.
Currently all users have administrator role/permission.

A: You are looking for the Activity Log:

The Azure Activity Log is a log that provides insight into the
  operations that were performed on resources in your subscription

A: The Activity Logs provides customers a Portal and REST API experience to see who performed what management operations (PUT/DELET/POST) through Azure Resource Manager (ARM) for the past 90 days.
For anything older than 90 days, you have the option to archive the data to storage account or stream the data to Event Hub if you would like to ingest this data into your own system.
The Activity Log data is also available through the Operations Management Suite.
http://www.deployazure.com/management/operations-management-suite/azure-activity-log-analytics-alerts-with-operations-management-suite/

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Perry is back on the job, and it�s a dog day when he must defend Amos Keller�s mutt for biting Gerald Thornton. Later he defends Keller�s granddaughter for murdering Thornton. Fans of Spaghetti Westerns will recognize Lee Van Cleef, who played Ugly in The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, as Edward Doyle in this episode.
Webmaster�s Note: Knowledgeable fans know that Lee Van Cleef was the Bad (aka "Angel Eyes") in The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Eli Wallach was the Ugly. Thanks to Susan McNeel for pointing this out.
Natalie Trundy makes her first of two appearances here on Perry as Sandra Keller. Natalie Trundy was one of only two actors (Roddy McDowell being the other) who appeared in 4 of the 5 Planet of the Apes films. Ms. Trundy played both an ape and a human in the films, which her husband A. P. Jacobs produced. Submitted by PaulDrake 33, 29 September 2009.
+ In May 1963(just 2 months after this broadcast), Natalie Trundy was struck by a car and had a serious back injury. She had to wear a back brace for 1 year, which affected her acting career. (Sources- Wikipedia, natalietrundy.com) Submitted by Bob61571, 5 December 2017.
This is likewise the first of two (rather closely spaced) episodes for Arthur Hunnicutt. Coincidently - or perhaps not, given the type of character he played - in his sole Twilight Zone appearance, he also co-starred with a dog. Submitted by Notcom, 022416.
Uncredited Actors: Don Anderson does double duty again in this episode. He�s a spectator early in Sandra�s hearing, and then he plays the bailiff who holds the leash of the dog Hardtack near the end of the hearing. Submitted by FredK, 3 Nov 2010.
Character Names: For completeness, Arthur Hunnicutt�s character should have been listed as Amos Kenesaw Mountain Keller. Additionally, in the first scene, Thornton addresses the Earth Mover Operator as Brian or Bryant. Lastly, the Coroner�s Physician played by Michael Fox is likely the same Dr. Hoxie that has testified in earlier episodes. Submitted by g, 1/29/2011.
Sightings: Some of our favorite frequent faces break out in some very different roles today. Our �Miss Carmody� has a new job as banker Osgood�s secretary; we catch glimpses of her as Grimsby and later Thornton enter the office. (It is unclear whether the voiceover on the intercom is the same actress.) During the hearing about poor Hardtack the dog, Distinguished Gentleman #1 for the first time is a bailiff instead of a spectator in the courtroom. But then at Sandra�s hearing, he�s back in the gallery, along with Quiet Old Man #1 and Little Old Lady #1. Submitted by g, 1/29/2011.
Vic Perrin did many voiceovers for and appeared once on the original Star Trek TV series. Submitted by g, 1/29/2011.
For Amos Keller to have been a veteran of the Spanish-American War (a.k.a. the War of 1898), he would have had to have been 80 or 90 years old. The actor Arthur Hunnicutt was only in his fifties at the time. Submitted by g, 1/29/2011.
+ Actually, in year 2014 there are around 35 children of Civil War Veterans still alive in America according to groups that monitor these things. This despite the conflict being over for 150 years. Submitted by PaulDrake33, 21 November 2014.
(1) Gerald Thornton's medium color 1963 Buick LeSabre Estate Wagon w/ roof-rack & cornering lamp options, SUNRISE HILLS panel on doors. '56-pattern yellow-plate, maybe Lic No YOG 922 (unclear). Could be the same car as Constant Doyle's wagon in Ep#169.
(2) Edward Doyle's medium color 1955 Willys Jeep CJ-5 with side-mount spare, black windshield frame & mirror plus A-frame on front bumper. Lic Plate is '56-pattern yellow. This same CJ-5 made half an appearance as Car(2) in Ep#151.
(3) Earth Mover Operator's 1945 D-8 CATERPILLAR Crawler (or later) with front-cable-controlled dozer blade. Notice the last letters of "CATERPILLAR" on the radiator and on the plate on top of the blade; also part of a large "8" on the side of the operator's seat.
(4) Jim Wheeler's two-tone 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Club Sedan (2-door).
(5) Dogcatcher's light-colored 1955 or 1956 Dodge Town Wagon. From the windshield back it looks much like this later example. More 55/56 Town Panels & Wagons at townwagon.com.
(6) Paul's black 1962 Thunderbird Convertible top down, Licence Number XCF 016 ('56-pattern yellow-plate). Paul drives Perry and Sandra to meet Jim at "Las Dugas & Sunset".
(7) Perry parks his black 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 Sunliner (top down) in front of Paul's TBird at LA County Courthouse. Perry's '62 Sunliner was last seen in this same shot in Ep#166.
(8) A decorated, medium-color 1963 Buick Wildcat Convertible top down, picks up Amos & Hardtack for the Veterans' Parade. Same car appears in Ep#178; more on Wildcat there.
(a) Probable 1949 Oldsmobile 98 Convertible, top up (Screen Right at 28:47). Rear window panel is unfastened & open. '63 BLACK-PLATE stands out against the car's white paint.
(b) 1959 DeSoto Station Wagon, rear plate not seen. Advertisement here, factory price for the 9-passenger model was $3508 (a 9-passenger Chevy Kingswood was $2852).
(c) Parked to rear of (b), closer to camera, a 1955-1958 Metropolitan (no side-window vent wings makes it 1955-58). '63 BLACK-PLATE on rear-mounted spare.
(d) To Left of (b), an early '60s VolksWagen Beetle with 56-pattern yellow-plate.
(e) A 1955 Packard Clipper Super Panama (2-dr hardtop Sport Coupe, $2766) or Clipper Constellation ($3076), parked on the street just outside parking lot. '63 BLACK-PLATE stands out against white rear end at 29:40. Priced about the same as a '55 Olds 98.
(f) White 1960 Valiant, 56-pattern yellow-plate (31:01), parked in driveway across the street.
It's reasonable to conclude that this episode was filmed in early January 1963 during a transition period in which the old 1956 yellow-plates and the new 1963 black-plates were both valid. This timing is consistent with filming taking place following Raymond Burr's December 1962 hospitalization and six to nine weeks prior to the Original Airdate. Added by Gary Woloski, 9/12/13.
+Perry's client also testified in episode #38, TCOT Terrified Typist. Submitted by PaulDrake 33. 22 January 2015.
In yet another example in Perry Mason of an attractive young woman disregarding her personal safety, we see Janis Carr, clad only in a bathrobe, answer the door. Luckily for her it was only a leering Paul Drake. Submitted by 65tosspowertrap, 11/13/2013.
Mr. Grimsby wears Hamilton Burger's hideous spotted bowtie in the banker's office, and again in court while on the witness stand. jfh 17Dec2018.
The Spanish-American War was waged from April 25-December 10, 1898. 110 Medals of Honor were awarded, including one to Lt. Col. Theodore Roosevelt 103 years later! Mike Bedard 2.10.15.
Vic Perrin is credited as "Assistant D.A. Rice," but wasn't he called the CITY ATTORNEY in the script? "The LA City Attorney is an elected official who serves as the city government's attorney & as a criminal prosecutor for Misdemeanors. The LA County District Attorney prosecutes Felonies," en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Angeles notes. Mike Bedard 5.29.16.


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GO FOR IT! Seriously. while some photographers prefer natural light to artificial light, you should do what makes you happy. I come totally prepared to handle any lighting situation thrown my way. Expectations will be different though, and that's just me being honest. You can't expect golden hour photos of you and your partner if your ceremony is late in the evening. Unless you have a first look, but that's a different convo for a different day. You will never have to worry about whether you images will come out nicely due to light.
MY FIANCE AND I REALLY WANT TO HAVE A NIGHTTIME WEDDING, BUT HAVE HEARD THAT WILL SPELL DISASTER FOR OUR PICTURES. WHAT DO YOU THINK WE SHOULD DO?
I would definitely say that I pride myself on catering to the needs and desires of my couples. I also pride myself on doing the best I can for my clients, and that means I'm honest! Formal photos doesn't mean you have to see each other before the ceremony. I understand this is very important for some people, and am extremely flexible. I find doing formal photos before the ceremony relieves a ton of stress on brides, grooms, and their family members.
I KNOW IT'S BEST TO TAKE FORMAL PHOTOS BEFORE THE CEREMONY, BUT WE'RE TRADITIONAL. DO WE HAVE TO TAKE FORMAL PHOTOS BEFORE THE WEDDING?
Nerrrrp. Sorry, not sorry! Family sessions are Tuesday or Thursday evenings ONLY. No exceptions. We can totally rock out a sunrise session though, if that's something you're in to!
I'm OUT HERE WONDERING WHAT TIME WE CAN START OUR FAMILY PHOTOS. IS NOON OKAY?
Short answer: no. Long answer... trust me, the outtakes can be rough. You don't want those. Mid-sneeze? No thanks. I take pride in only presenting you with the best of the best.
You will receive a password protected, online gallery with your fully edited images. Within 2-4 weeks for family and studio sessions. Within 6-8 weeks for weddings. Download those bad boys to your computer (and back them up) or order prints. It's up to you!
Will I get all of the photos you took? HOW WILL YOU SEND THE EDITED PHOTOS TO ME?
YES PLEASE AND THANK YOU. For real though, I love traveling and sleeping in hotel beds. It's weird, but it's fine. I do charge a travel fee anywhere outside the state of Indiana, but if you're on my travel bucket list you will get a seriously great deal!
I would just love it if you could travel to me! Do you do that?
Of course, as long as he stays out of my way and is not disruptive to my process. I'm there to do my job and very frequently anyone with a camera or iPhone will interfere with my job. I do offer discounts on all unplugged weddings. Check out this OffBeat Bride article to find out what an unplugged wedding is.
CAN My UNCLE (Cousin, BFF, HAIR DRESSER) take photos on wedding day?
GUYS. I GET IT. Money is money. I also have to pay bills so I totally understand! I try my VERY best to work with every budget. Because of this, I am able to book on an hourly basis. I do require a minimum of 2 hours booked.
Family and studio sessions are run in a very specific and calculated way. Due to this, there aren't any sessions that can be shortened due to budget constraints.
I have a smaller WEDDING budget, and I love your work so much, is there anything we can do?


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Jermaine Clarke was the second NYPD officer to be arrested for DWI on Sunday.
The corner of Glenwood Road and East 22ndStreet in Midwood.
An NYPD officer, the second charged for DWI on Sunday, was arrested on accusations he was driving drunk when he crashed into several parked cars near Brooklyn College.
Detective Jermaine Clarke, 38, was charged with DWI and refusing to take a breath test, police reported on Monday.
Clarke allegedly crashed his 2010 Honda into several parked cars on Glenwood Road near East 22ndStreet in Midwood around 12:30 p.m. on Sunday, police said to the New York Daily News. The incident took place one block from the campus of Brooklyn College.
Officials at the scene stated that Clarke had bloodshot eyes, slurred speech and the smell of alcohol on his breath, the Daily News added.
Clarke was the second NYPD officer to be arrested for DWI on Sunday, as Sgt. Derek Gilson was charged in connection to a crash on Long View Road in Staten Island, Pix11 reported. He has been arraigned and released.


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Richmond Jamea Mosque is the first and the biggest mosque in British Columbia. The land was purchased in 1973 for $122,000 and was paid in full the next year. After seven years of struggling to secure land, the BCMA had its first property with a verbal commitment from the municipality of Richmond. On February 26, 1978, a month after obtaining the special land use permit, the BCMA established a Mosque Project Committee. Their first order of business was to successfully obtain a release from Arthur Erickson. Once this was obtained, they were able to carry on. At their first meeting, they formed three sub committees: (1) planning, (2) screening and (3) fundraising. The Mosque project committee continued searching for an architect through the early part of 1978. At first, a letter was circulated to various architects to come forward with proposals. Some members of the committee suggested that an architect with a Muslim background would be most suitable, due to their knowledge and understanding of the function of a Mosque and the role it plays in the lives of Muslims. As a result, another circular went to various Muslim organizations in Canada. There was one architect, identified only as "Brother Razik" who was registered in BC and locally based. However, he was unable to undertake the project but offered his assistance. Another Muslim architect, Liaqat Ali of Edmonton expressed interest as well. Attaullah H. Hai also gave a quotation on his services to the committee. After looking at all the proposals and quotations, as well as conducting personal interviews, the Mosque project committee decided that Alexander Resanovic would be the architect of the first Mosque in British Columbia: the Richmond Jami'a Masjid. Facebook: Richmond Jamea Mosque
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Featuring the Hilversum project, this publication mentions our assistance to Graham on a night sky scene in a thatched Dutch house.
"Sheep graze peacefully in the background and a trompe l'oeil bowl of roses sits in the foreground on the frieze. I was fortunate enough to have Henry van der Vijver and his colleague Steve to paint and stipple the beams which saved me much time in the darkening days before Christmas." - Graham Rust in the painted ceiling.


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WITS Interactive & Nielsen Book launch Book2Look in India
Delhi 11th January 2017: Book2Look is an advanced digital marketing tool for publishers, booksellers and authors. The unique book widget enables authors and publishers to share their book content with readers, reviewers, bloggers via the Internet and social media platforms. Book2Look is the perfect search inside tool which helps increase discoverability of books and can link directly to bookshops – making the point of discovery the point of purchase.
Nielsen Book India is delighted to be working with WITS Interactive to promote Book2Look to the India Book Market. Nielsen Book is exhibiting at the New Delhi World Book Fair and will be demonstrating the key benefits of Book2Look and there's even a special Book Fair offer!
Book2Look was launched 7 years go in Germany followed by Spain, USA, UK, Australia & New Zealand and has quickly become a 'must have tool' for publishers, authors and booksellers across these countries. Book2Look is an impressive marketing tool that is easy to use and doesn't require any special software or investment. The Indian book industry can now take advantage of this unique marketing tool to help publishers, authors and booksellers reach out to their target audience globally in the most cost efficient way.
In order to gain a better idea of how Book2Look works, please click on the following link:
www.nielsenisbnstore.com/Home/Book2Look or visit Stand 257, Hall 8-11, Pragati Maidan.
Speaking on the promotion, Hitesh Jain, Founder & CEO of WITS Interactive said "Today is a proud moment for us. The project collaboration between WITS Interactive and Book2Look International GmbH has over the years evolved into becoming a robust platform used by publishers across different countries and continents to promote their books to millions of users. This would not have been possible had it not been for the trust and backing of our exclusive distributor, Nielsen Book, who have leveraged their global expertise and experience to promote and support Book2Look which has led to major publishers worldwide using the service."
Ralph Möllers, Managing Director of Book2Look International GmbH said "I am pleased that the Book2look widget is coming home! It was conceived and developed in Mumbai by the truly outstanding team of WITS Interactive. As a publisher I had been looking for a tool that would help me improve the online discoverability of my books and support my retail partners. Designed in close cooperation with publishing professionals, Book2Look has become exactly this tool."
Vikrant Mathur, Director, Nielsen Book India said "Book2Look is a wonderful tool for marketing books via the internet in the form of animated multimedia biblets. It is a powerful medium for publishers, online retailers and authors which enables the sharing of content, audio and video clips via social media, blogs and with book communities and reviewers – in fact anyone interested in books and reading will find the Book2Look search inside facility very engaging. Book2Look increases discoverability and allows readers to share or recommend titles to friends and family and it enhances the consumer experience in this technological era."
About Book2Look:
Book2look is a great way to read and share excerpts of your favorite books and a viral marketing tool for publishers.
Books, audio books or other media are presented in the form of "Biblets", little widgets that can be easily shared in social networks, embedded in blogs or recommended via email in a unique and personal way.
The book2look website offers a wide range of book excerpts from popular fiction to scientific literature by leading publishers across the world.
The Book2look International GmbH is a joint venture of WITS Interactive, Mumbai, and Möllers & Bellinghausen Verlag GmbH, Munich.
About WITS Interactive:
WITS Interactive (http://www.wits-interactive.com) is a DesignTech agency focused on delivering end to end solutions across digital (mobile and web), film, print and offline.
With a team of 80 people across 3 offices in Mumbai, Munich and London; WITS Interactive has worked with some of the leading brands across businesses from media and entertainment, publishing, pharma and healthcare, hospitality etc. globally. Founded in 2003, WITS Interactive has a solid track record of delivering on their promise of creating digital strategies that work for their partners effectively.
About Nielsen Book
Nielsen Book is a leading provider of search, discovery, commerce, consumer research and retail sales analysis services globally. Nielsen runs the Registration Agencies (ISBN and SAN Agencies for UK & Ireland, ISTC), provides search and discovery products through its Nielsen BookData product range, electronic trading via Nielsen BookNet and PubEasy services, retail sales analysis via Nielsen BookScan and consumer research through its Books and Consumer Survey.
Nielsen Book employs 100 staff in the UK. The company is wholly owned by Nielsen. For more information, please visit: www.nielsenbook.co.uk
Nielsen Holdings plc is a global performance management company that provides a comprehensive understanding of what consumers watch and buy. Nielsen's Watch segment provides media and advertising clients with Total Audience measurement services for all devices on which content — video, audio and text — is consumed. The Buy segment offers consumer packaged goods manufacturers and retailers the industry's only global view of retail performance measurement. By integrating information from its Watch and Buy segments and other data sources, Nielsen also provides its clients with analytics that help improve performance. Nielsen, an S&P 500 company, has operations in over 100 countries, covering more than 90% of the world's population. For more information, visit www.nielsen.com


I hate writing bios of myself.
I'm married to Lis, i.e., cheshyre I play GURPS and other roleplaying games. I cook. I've studied flair bartending.
While I'm cynical about people in general, I tend to really like almost all of the people I actually encounter.
I'm a snob and elitist. But it doesn't work the way people might think it does. What I expect of people, and things, is that they be the best examples of whatever it is that they are that they are capable of.
I'm a college drop-out. I flunked out of Brandeis, dropped out of Bunker Hill Community College, and Northeastern University. In the process, I've learned a little about computer science, English literature, rhetoric (both ancient and modern), communication theory, journalism, and various other things.
My guitar's name is Tracey; I got her when I was sixteen.
My sister's name is Leila; she showed up when I was five. She was used as the criminal mastermind/mad scientist villain in a comic book that a friend of ours wrote. My parents were very proud of her, because they felt that, as a criminal mastermind, she would probably be able to provide for them in their old age. In high school, her afterschool jobs were working in a garden supply store, developing a method to synthesize spider silk for next-generation balistic armor, and genetically engineering yeasts to eat TNT, to help with landmine cleanup. The first job was for Arrowhead Nursery, the latter two were for the Defense Department. When she was 18, she spent a year doing research on the Great Barrier Reef.
My mother's a religious leader and poet, my father's a construction contractor and inventor.
A little about the journal: there's a bit that's friends-only, and most of it is public. Maybe I do a half dozen friends-only posts in a month. If something is public, you can quote it, link to it, whatever -- just, if it's actually clever and good, give me credit. If it's private, and you're on my friends list, feel free to follow up to it, talk about it with other people on my friends list, email me, whatever. But it's sorta private.
I haven't yet set up filters that I've really used -- I made two, so far, one for a roleplaying game I've not started running, and one because I realized that everybody that we wanted to invite to a get-together had livejournals, and I was too lazy to actually, y'know, make phonecalls, so I just made a lj filter.
I check my "changes in friends list" every couple of days. If somebody friended me, I usually friend them back. Even if I have no clue who they are.
Sometimes, I friend someone who hasn't friended me yet, but it's usually someone I know in person. Or know from elsewhere on the net.
As a general rule, I don't block anonymous posts, nor do I log ISP addresses. If you want to comment on the stuff I post publicly and not let me know who you are, that's fine. I think that the ability to be anonymous is strongly tied to the ability to maintain freedom in general. Okay, commenting on stuff in my journal is probably not really going to make a big difference in world politics, but it's a general principle.
But, since this IS, in a sense, MY JOURNAL, I do reserve the right to change this policy.
I don't delete posts or comments, except when I notice a horrible typo and delete a comment to repost it with a correction. In general, if I say something stupid or regrettable, I'd prefer that it remains where people can see it. I may apologize for it, and try to distance myself from it, but deleting it seems too much like trying to rewrite history to pretend that I've not made mistakes. I'd rather have a record of my mistakes. I'd prefer it if, in commenting on things in my journal, you'd follow the same rule, but I certainly will not insist on it.
Why do some things end up behind a friends filter, and most things not? To be completely honest, it's mainly for four people: my parents and my in-laws. If it's something that I think that THEY would be embarrassed to read, it goes behind the friends filter. I really like my parents, I really like my in-laws. And I think that all of us would agree that there are things that parents should not know about their children's lives, and vice-versa.
It's not like they DON'T know anything that I write about in the filters; it's just, y'know, privacy.
Of course, now that my mother has a livejournal, rebmommy, and she's on my friends list, this kind of no longer applies. Oh, well.


The Boston Bruins (3-7-0) will try to right their ship in their slow start to their Stanley Cup defense, while the Ottawa Senators (7-5-0) look to extend one of the franchises' longest winning streaks in the last two years when the two teams meet in Boston.
The Senators are lead into TD Garden by team captain, Jason Speeza, who leads the team with 15 points and 7 goals. Coming into their game against the Bruins, the Senators have a chance to win a seventh game in a row and take hold of first place in the Northeast Division.
Boston, currently on a three game losing streak, has stumbled out of the gates in their post Stanley Cup campaign and sits in second to last place in the league. A major factor in the Bruins slow start is their offensive woes, the Bruins are scoring an average of just 2.10 goals per game.
The defending champs may have their hands full against a Senators team that is number one in the league on the power play, and is scoring an average of 3.00 goals a game.
Last season the Bruins went 5-1 against the Senators, three victories in shutouts fashion, and allowing just five goals in the entire series.


The largest part of application to research fellowship, awards, residencies, or field study programs is the research proposal. A well-crafted proposal can set your application apart. It's a genre unlike all others. This guide can assist your proposal writing process.
This workshop was developed by experienced undergraduate researchers and artists in the OUR. Here, they help peers discover the process of conducting independent scholarly or creative work at the University. They will discuss how to find faculty mentorship and resources to support self-directed projects at the University. Undergraduates generated the below materials for the benefit of other students on campus seeking undergraduate research opportunities.
Undergraduates can receive course credit for research or creative work they conduct independently or with a faculty member. To receive course credit, make an appointment with an advisor in a Dietrich School academic department that most closely connects to your work. You may need to locate a faculty member to serve as an advisor on your term's work.
There are so many ways for undergraduates to get involved in research as early as thier first year. Hear from three PItt students about their unique experiences.


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Кемеровський обласний театр ляльок імені Аркадія Гайдара () — обласний ляльковий театр у місті Кемерово (Росія); один з найстаріших театрів Кузбасу, культурний осередок міста.

Заклад носить ім'я російського радянського дитячого письменника А. П. Гайдара.

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Кемеровський обласний театр ляльок імені Аркадія Гайдара розташований за адресою:
вул. Вєсенняя (Весняна), буд. 18, м. Кемерово—650000 (Росія).
Розміри сцени — 4,11 м х 5,6 м х 4,9 м.

Директор і художній керівник закладу — Дмитро Сергійович Вихрецький.

З історії та сьогодення

Кемеровський обласний театр ляльок імені Аркадія Гайдара веде свою історію разом з Новокузнецьким ляльковим театром, і був створений під час Німецько-радянської війни — 8 лютого 1942 року.

Із початком війни Новосибірський театр «Красный факел» був тимчасово переведений до міста Сталінська (зараз Новокузнецьк). У лютому 1942 року група артистів цього театру показала дитячий ляльковий спектакль — казку-оперу «Волк и семеро козлят» (постановка Д. Крамської). Із учасників цього спектаклю була організована самостійна «дитяча група», якій 9 липня того ж (1942) року згідно з розпорядженням Новосибірської обласної Ради депутатів трудящих (Кемеровської області тоді ще не було) було присвоєно статус театру.

У перші роки існування колективу він вів «кочовий» образ життя. І нарешті у вересні 1953 року театр відмітив уводини в будівлі по вулиці Кірова міста Новокузнецька.

За 8 років, у 1961 році основна частина трупи переїхала до міста Кемерово, і театр відкрився у житловому будинку № 18 по вулиці Весняній.

У 1999 році Кемеровський обласний театр ляльок імені Аркадія Гайдара був одним з активних учасників створення Товариства-об'єднання театрів ляльок Сибіру в рамках міжрегіональної асоціації «Сибирское соглашение».

Від 2001 року головним режисером театру є Дмитро Сергійович Вихрецький, а 2004 року він же зайняв і посаду директора.

У 2005 році було здійснено реконструкцію приміщення театру.

З репертуару та діяльності

Загалом за роки роботи Кемеровського обласного театру ляльок імені Аркадія Гайдара було поставлено близько 300 спектаклів.

Театр веде пошук нових методів спілкування з глядачем, здійснюючи постановки вистав як для дітей, так і для дорослих, з використанням різних засобів художньої виразності. У репертуарі кемеровських лялькарів постановки для глядачів від 2 років. Розвиваються традиції родинного відвідання театру.

Спектаклі Кемеровського лялькового театру відмічені різними призами на російських і міжнародних фестивалях. Так, виставу «Пер Гюнт» у постановці Д. Вихрецького візначили преміями II регіонального фестивалю театрів ляльок Сибіру в Новокузнецьку («Золотой Петрушка», «За лучшую режисуру», 2002), фестивалю «Сибирский кот» (у номінації «Найкращий спектакль», 2008), спецпремією СТД РФ, а 2004 року цей спектакль показали членам Національного Ібсенівського комітету за запрошенням Посольства Норвегії в РФ.

Кемеровський обласний театр ляльок імені Аркадія Гайдара виступав з гастролями у Москві, Алмати, Бішкеку, Ташкенті, Барнаулі, Омську, Томську, Новосибірську.

Джерело-посилання

 Кемеровський обласний театр ляльок імені Аркадія Гайдара на Енциклопедія «Театральная Россия» (електронна версія)

Лялькові театри Росії
Культура Кемерова
Театри, засновані 1942


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The Light and the Glory (adult)
Popularly priced edition of the classic that recovers the United States' true national heritage.
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Ezra and Nehemiah: Within the Palace Gates
Anna Siviter, by weaving the rich tapestry of the ancient Persian court as a backdrop for the story of Artaxerxes' noble cup bearer, allows us to grasp the deep significance of Nehemiah's devotion to God, to Jerusalem and to his people.
Usborne World History: Ancient World
Introduces the highlights of ancient history and society throughout the world
Tirzah's people, the Israelites, have been in slavery to the Egyptians for many years. Tirzah and her lame brother, Oren, help gather straw to make bricks. She observes the suffering of her people and the injustices that are done to them by the Egyptian police. Moses begs Pharaoh to let them go, but Pharaoh makes them work harder.
One night, when the plague of death strikes down Pharaoh's own son, he allows the Israelites to flee on foot, only to pursue them with horses and chariots. He believes he will have them trapped between the mountains and the sea, but God miraculously delivers them. The Israelites celebrate with a song of hope and victory. Tirzah befriends a young Egyptian girl who has fled with them, even though others treat her badly. In spite of hardship and disappointment, Tirzah and her family keep trusting Yahweh to carry them through.
American Dictionary of the English Language (1828 Facsimile Edition)
This 1828 facsimile reprint of the first American Dictionary documents the quality of Biblical education which raised up American statesmen capable of forming our Constitutional Republic. Webster traced roots in twenty-six languages, and gives examples from classical literature and the Bible. Comprehensive introductions are presented for language and grammar. It has been described by one Christian scholar as "the greatest reprint of the twentieth century." The added biography by Rosalie Slater, "Noah Webster, Founding Father of American Scholarship and Education," describes his contribution to many fields and records his conversion to Christ.
Unwrapping the Pharoahs
Go back in time as famous Egyptians such as the boy-king Tutankhamen, the female pharaoh Hatshepsut, and the beautiful Cleopatra are brought to life. Learn who the pharaoh of the Exodus was and where his pyramid is in this captivating new look at Egyptian history from a biblical worldview.
The Genesis Record: A Scientific and Devotional Commentary on the Book of Beginnings


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Ben Higgins Grows an '80s Mustache During Quarantine
As celebrities bunker down to stay at-home in self-quarantine during the coronavirus pandemic, a lot of A-list men have been sharing their regular beauty indulgences and grooming habits and we are here for it.
From Johnny Depp to Harry Styles, These Celebrity Men are Making 'Man-icures' a Thing
Some are taking this time to grow out facial hair like Jim Carrey. He's been posting to Twitter daily to show off the progress of his salt-and-pepper beard's growth. "Day 3. Beard growth seems slower in isolation," he wrote in a Tweet on Wednesday, March 25. Already yearning for the life I had before all the stubble began."
Then there's others that are going the completely opposite direction and shaving everything off. Jonathan Van Ness typically sports a very full amount of facial hair but on Saturday, March 21, he decided to shave it all off. Before he did that, though, he played around with a new chin-only look that was adorably playful.
See How the Stars Do At-Home Style During the Coronavirus Outbreak
Stephen Colbert thought he was going to grow out his facial hair, but instead decided to get rid of it. In the process, he also decided to "zhuzh up" the rest of his face using his wife's makeup. This included a tinted moisturizer and multitasking pink eye primer, shadow and liner, which he uses to give himself a little cat eye.
Justin Bieber has been staying put with his wife Hailey Baldwin and between shooting Tik Tok videos, the couple indulged in a little facial routine. "Love you guys so much ps Hailey just gave me a facial," he wrote in a post on Thursday, March 26.
From facials to facial hair, keep scrolling to see all the ways celebrity guys are using beauty to pass time while in quarantine.
Listen on Spotify to Get Tressed With Us to get the details of every hair love affair in Hollywood, from the hits and misses on the red carpet to your favorite celebrities' street style 'dos (and don'ts!)
Article source: https://www.usmagazine.com/stylish/pictures/celebrity-men-indulge-in-beauty-during-quarantine-grooming-habits/
Gasoline hits $1.80 nationwide average and $1.21 in one state
Chris Noth Buzzes Off His Hair Amid COVID-19 Quarantine: Pic


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    public String originId;
    public Date date;
    public String status;
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Hello, Ragazzi singers and families!
Our first rehearsal is Sunday, August 28. Only 11 days away--I can't wait!
This season we will welcome the largest Ragazzi of all time: 48 singers! I'm so excited that you will be part of this incredible ensemble and our upcoming season.
I'll hear other singers as needed during upcoming rehearsals.


If you've been following Apple news at all this month you'll know that rumors are pointing towards new MacBook Pros, an update to iOS 4.3 and a new iPad. While we might have anticipated a small event here or there or simply the Apple store going down and opening back up with new MacBook Pro models, signs are pointing towards a larger Apple event that will answer several burning questions at once.
Many members of the tech community assumed we would see an update to iOS 4.3 delivered by today in order to allow for The Daily to start using in app recurring subscriptions, thus allowing in app subscriptions for all apps. iOS 4.3 was supposed to also bring several other features like the iPhone hotspot to AT&T iPhones, App download cancelling and more.
It turns out that the free subscription to The Daily was just extended to February 28th, an important move since users couldn't sign up for a recurring subscription yet. Then again, the delay could also be due to issues with The Daily app that need fixed, such as crashing and sluggishness.
Also pointing towards a full-scale Apple event in the near future is the introduction of the iPad 2, an announcement that would make sense to come alongside the release of iOS 4.3 and other iOS news. The iPad 2 is already all but announced. With production in progress, we are just waiting for AT&T to clearance out all their original iPad accessories and for Apple to announce the iPad 2. Check out what features we might see in the iPad 2.
The final item that points toward an Apple event in the near future is the need for a MacBook Pro update soon which we expect will bring the latest Sandy Bridge processors from Intel into the MacBook Pro line. While the larger MacBook Pros were updated last year, the MacBook Pro 13 wasn't upgraded due to space issues with the processor and GPU. Expect to see Apple bring Sandy Bridge to the MacBook Pro lines soon, possibly at an iOS 4.3 and iPad 2 event, likely as a one more thing.
The only question left is has Tim Cook reserved the Yerba Buena Center already?


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Chamani-ye Pain (, also Romanized as Chamanī-ye Pā'īn, Chamanī Pa'īn, and Chamānī-ye Pā'īn; also known as Chamān) is a village in Kuhsarat Rural District, in the Central District of Minudasht County, Golestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 132, in 36 families.

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While there are certain steps that should always be followed to achieve success (such as putting in hard work), sometimes you need to step out of the realm of convention to truly stand out. Alex Kratena (P(our)), Joe Schofield (Tippling Club), Luke Whearty (Operation Dagger), Matt Whiley (Peg + Patriot) and Nathan O'Neill (Nomad Bar) - the individuals behind some of the world's most innovative and progressive beverage programs - discuss the processes that led to their rejection of trends and conformity, and make "creativity" accessible for all.


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Chalkogenide sind chemische Verbindungen aus einem oder mehreren Chalkogen-Elementen (Sauerstoff, Schwefel, Selen und Tellur) als formale Anionen mit Metallen oder stärker elektropositiven Elementen (Arsen, Germanium, Phosphor, Antimon, Blei, Bor, Aluminium, Gallium, Indium, Titan, Natrium) als formale Kationen.

Unterteilung
Chalkogenide werden daher unterteilt in Oxide, Sulfide, Selenide und Telluride. Sie bilden je nach Bindungspartner gasförmige (wie zum Beispiel Kohlenstoffdioxid) oder flüssige (zum Beispiel Kohlenstoffdisulfid), meist jedoch feste Stoffe. Als Feststoffe können sie dabei, abhängig von der Elektronegativitätsdifferenz, Verbindungen mit ionischem oder kovalentem Charakter bilden. Die Feststoffe treten meist kristallin auf, jedoch können sie auch als amorphe glasartige Materialien hergestellt werden. Formal können sie als Salze der jeweiligen Chalkogenwasserstoffsäure aufgefasst werden (Wasser, Schwefelwasserstoffsäure, Selenwasserstoffsäure, Tellurwasserstoffsäure).

Bedeutung

Eher ionische Chalkogenide, wie z. B. Eisensulfide oder Cadmiumsulfid, kommen als sulfidische Erze und Mineralien vor und werden z. B. als Pigmente eingesetzt: HgS (Zinnober), CdS (Cadmiumgelb), CdSe (Cadmiumrot), Zinksulfid (Weißpigment).

Technische Bedeutung haben die eher glasartigen Chalkogenide als
 Optische Gläser für den Infrarotbereich: Die Gläser sind transparent im Spektralbereich von 1–14 Mikrometer Lichtwellenlänge. (Ge33As12Se55, Ge30As13Se32Te25, Ge10As40Se50, Ge28Sb12Se60, As40Se60)
 Beschichtung wiederbeschreibbarer optischer Speichermedien: In Form von Legierungen von Chalkogeniden stellt es das aktive Material bei CD-RWs und DVD-RAMs dar. Dabei wird ausgenutzt, dass sich die optischen Eigenschaften der beiden Phasen (amorph, kristallin) unterscheiden und dass sich stabil per Temperatur (Laser) das Material zwischen beiden Phasen hin- und herschalten lässt (siehe auch Phase-Change-Technik).
 Resistives Element in elektronischem Speicher phase-change random access memory: Ebenfalls in Form von Legierungen von Chalkogeniden stellt es das aktive Material in diesen neuartigen nichtvolatilen Speichern dar. Dabei wird ausgenutzt, dass sich die elektrischen Eigenschaften (elektrischer Widerstand) der beiden Phasen (amorph, kristallin) unterscheiden und dass sich stabil per Temperatur (Strompuls) das Material zwischen beiden Phasen hin- und herschalten lässt.
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The Georgia Highlands women's basketball team played its final regular season game last, but the Lady Chargers are already set for the start of their conference tournament.
Both Georgia Highlands teams will be in Swainsboro last Friday to take on East Georgia State in a Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association doubleheader beginning at 2 p.m. And with the conference's women's seeds already set, the Lady Chargers will be the No. 2 seed when the playoffs started on Tuesday after press time.
The team will host Southern Crescent Tech on Tuesday at 6 p.m. at GHC's Floyd Campus, which will serve as a quarterfinal game in both the GCAA women's basketball tournament and the NJCAA regional.
The Lady Chargers (1712, 12-4 GCAA) battled South Georgia Tech down to the wire in their last game on Feb. 20 but the conference lead-ing Lady Jets pulled away for the 58-52 win.
Georgia Highlands was able to take a 48-47 lead with 4:14 to play, but the Lady Jets found a way to pull away for the win. GHC was led by Ciara Thompson with 13 points and 12 rebounds, while Jessica Eadsforth-Yates finished with 10 points, nine rebounds, and eight assists.
The Georgia Highlands men's team still has a week left in the regular season. The Chargers lost a heartbreaker on Wednesday at Gordon State College, 85-84, despite having four players reach double figures in scoring.
Georgia Highlands' Sharai Lay (10) makes a move around East Georgia State's Jada Neal during a GCAA game Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2019, at Georgia Highlands College.