Subject: Bootleggers is FINALLY coming back in print!
Mayday Games is happy to announce that we have acquired the rights to bring Bootleggers back in print for the first time since its original 2004 printing. We will be releasing the updated game in late 2012 or early 2013. We need to thank Ray, Don, Mike and Steve at SDR Games for working with us. We would also like to thank Sean and the team at Eagle Games for working with us as well. They have graciously agreed to provide the original molds for the trucks, copper and influence markers ('the Boys') as well as helping us with the legal mumbo-jumbo required to make this happen. We will be working with Eagle to allow them to distribute the game to their loyal fans and have been very impressed with the kindness by both Eagle and SDR. One of the best things about this industry is the people who work in it, and this has never been more evident to us than throughout this process.
We will be printing more of the double influence and blanks cards with this print run to allow any previous owners to get any replacements they need directly from Mayday.
We are also working on the much anticipated Expansion. This will involve the ending of prohibition and the transition from the speakeasy to higher-end casinos for each player. We will have some other exciting extras/upgrades available that we will announce later.
Also money was a need. Before Eagle Games went off the sonor the first time, I was able to receive the double influence cards and extra money, for no charge. Is there a cost involved. I only need to get the blank cards to fill my game out, but others might need it all. Will it still be free for the missing components?
Yes Scott, the missing double influence cards and blank cards will be available at no cost. The cash is just to include more than was included originally and is more of an upgrade than a correction. The game came with as much as it was designed for, we are just including more in the reprint so you can never run out, even in a 6 player game.
We are still trying to finalize all the redesign details and will be sure to post the full specs and details as soon as we finalize them. I know SDR has been very diligent about addressing all the questions about the rules too.
We're back in the saddle BOYZ!!
Piece limitation in any game is definitely legitimate, and changes the game strategies in interesting ways.
In this case though I believe the designers and/or publisher said the money was not supposed to be limited.
Awesome news... this is a great game! If you don't have a copy, pick one up after the re-print.
The kickstarter is LIVE! The larger the response the larger the print run and the better the kickstarter stretch goals will be. There are already tons of upgrades/updates on the game and we think you'll be pleased!
True, though, this economy is quite underhanded and would not flinch to launder more of their own printed money into the economy.
Thematic as it is, it makes it nigh impossible for players to reach the 100 grand if all the money is gone with a very lackluster end game rounds getting to the 12 round total.


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The Two Vehicles That Will Define The New Investing Age
Yesterday we discussed the principles (the Three Laws) that will define the New Investing Age
Today, we'll discuss two types of vehicles that will define this transition.
Despite the worst year the automotive industry and global economy have seen in decades, Tesla shares have still had a meteoric rise in recent months. The electric automaker's stock price shot up six-fold in the last year to achieve a valuation just north of $300 billion. In doing so, Tesla has fostered an eruption in the share prices of electric vehicle-related companies, allowing them to raise much-needed capital, and oftentimes becoming publicly traded through SPACs, a mysterious financial instrument.
At its very simplest form, a SPAC is just a publicly-traded shell company that has only a bank account with $100+ million sitting there earning interest, whose sole purpose to fund an acquisition of a privately held company. A SPAC is a bet on the jockey, not the horse. And they're about to play a huge part in the EV game.
Here's the play made simple: Rising interest in EV investment, coupled with growing adoption / capital investment using SPAC IPOs.
Personal transportation electric vehicles combined with streamlined public offering capital vehicles.
Already, the combination is getting hot.
Just this month, Tesla rival luxury EV truck startup Rivian was injected with $2.5 billion to complete the development of its first commercially available vehicle. Rivian's CEO, RJ Scaringe, can honestly say "funding secured."
So, it's not much of a stretch to say that EV stocks are very firmly the next big thing.
Simultaneous with the spike of interest in publicly traded EV companies, we are witnessing a resurgence in the market for SPACs: "Special Purpose Acquisition Companies." SPACs have been around since the mid-1990s, during which time they have come in and out of fashion as an expedited and less expensive way for a company to go public over a traditional initial public offering.
We are now in a market that is foaming at the mouth for everything SPAC. This most recent surge was sparked by the enormous SPAC successes of Nikola, Draftkings, and Virgin Galactic, whose shares each soared more than 400 percent from their IPO prices.
Wall Street sees fads come and go, gaining momentum and skyrocketing to a top, and then crashing and burning before anyone knows what happened. We all remember the causes of the Great Recession or the cryptocurrency craze of 2018-2019. The unique aspect of what is going on today is that we have two completely distinct fads—one based on a sector, and the other on a deal structure—taking off and converging with one another into a "super fad."
But we should all be asking whether the combination of these two surging markets is sustainable, or will it eventually fall apart.
The Two Vehicles
In order to cash in while this phenomenon is hot, bankers are scrambling to jam electric carmaker startups into SPACs at lighting speed. More interestingly, however, are the share price explosions we are witnessing when these deals are announced and eventually completed:
You may be scratching your head thinking the above percentage returns can't be right. We're only halfway through the year, and all these companies have at some point more than doubled—or even increased eightfold.
On March 3, VectoIQ, a SPAC, and Nikola Motors, a privately held electric semi-truck company, announced their intention to merge in a deal valued at $3.3 billion. That seems like a very high number, especially for a company that has yet to break ground on a manufacturing facility. But in the weeks that followed, the stock went from $10 to $15, and then from $15 to $30, and in June, the stock price skyrocketed to around $60 and then peaked at $95 on June 9.
While part of the meteoric rise in the share price can be attributed to one or more "short squeezes" and an influx of new traders opening accounts on Robinhood and rushing into the most volatile trades they can find, it's impossible to ignore that for a brief moment in time, Nikola was valued at over $30 billion—more than Ford or Fiat Chrysler.
Is it overvalued? Most fundamental investors would argue yes, considering it has yet to build or sell a single truck. But at this moment, the investors, traders and the speculation gods are making an enormous bet that Nikola will execute on its business plan and build this truck of the future, a task that will be a lot easier to accomplish with $700 million of cash sitting in the bank.
On July 13, 2020, Spartan Energy Acquisition Corp, a SPAC headed by Apollo Global Management, announced a merger with Fisker Inc., a privately held electric car manufacturer, in a transaction valued at almost $3 billion.
Are you starting to notice a pattern? What's interesting about this announcement is that Fisker has been around the block before, having gone through numerous failed attempts and even bankruptcy (and confusingly, the "original" Fisker now lives on as Karma Automotive; the "new" Fisker will sell cars based on Volkswagen's new electric platform).
From the sidelines, it's hard not to wonder whether Apollo, one of the largest and most successful investment companies of all time, actually believes in the company and its potential, or if it's just trying to cash in on the EV and SPAC frenzies while the iron is still hot. That being said, the completion of this transaction will provide Fisker with $1 billion to bring to market what it claims is the most sustainable and green EV on the market. The "Ocean" is made of recycled materials and comes standard with vegan interiors.
Can it be the next great Tesla-fighter? Who knows, but Apollo thinks it's worth a shot to try.
The Rapidly Emerging Electric Vehicle Industry
So which EV startup will be next to announce their engagement with Wall Street's chosen 2020 vehicle to go public and secure capital beyond its wildest dreams?
Rivian is a Michigan-based EV company with some of the most notable investors in the space. In 2019 alone, it raised $2.85 billion from the likes of Amazon, Ford, Cox and T. Rowe Price. Since the company has plenty of cash and already has A-list investors, there doesn't seem to be much of a reason for it to go public in the short term, let alone through a SPAC.
Faraday Future is a California based EV company that was launched with the backing of Chinese billionaire Jia Yueting. The company has an especially fraught past, with a long list of missteps including botched attempts at opening manufacturing plants, a multi-year going concern of the company's solvency, resignations of multiple senior executives, massive layoffs and numerous delays of its product launches.
The company's troubled history will be a very difficult hurdle for regulators to ignore in letting Faraday go public, and is, therefore, an unlikely contender for the next EV SPAC.
Lucid Motors was founded in 2007 under the name Atieva and was originally focused on developing batteries and powertrains for other EV manufacturers. In 2017, the company rebranded to Lucid and announced that it would develop its own line of ultra-luxury electric vehicles, the first of which is a sedan named the Lucid Air.
The company says it has plans to open 20 showrooms across the US by the end of 2021. Peter Rawlinson, the company's CEO and CTO, was formerly a VP of Engineering at Tesla, and has stated that "the Model S was a good first shot" but with the Air, he is "fixing all the mistakes." If Lucid is trying to be the next iteration of Tesla, then surely going public is in its crosshairs. What better way than a SPAC right now?
Then there's Lordstown Motors. It raised $5 million to acquire a former General Motors plant with the goal of bringing the first all-electric fleet centric pickup to market. The flagship model, called "Endurance" has a proprietary in-wheel hub motor system that reduces the number of moving parts and should, in theory, cut down the ongoing maintenance requirements of the vehicle. One interesting tidbit is that Steve Burns, the company's founder and CEO, is also the founder and former CEO of Workhorse Group, a publicly-traded EV company with whom Lordstown can trace its roots back to.
Given the company's near term need to raise significant amounts of capital, and the CEO's prior experience running public companies, it wouldn't be too big of a surprise to see Lordstown become the next electric vehicle company to go public by way of a SPAC. In fact, some speculate this may already be in the works.
What's Yet To Come
Time will tell what will come of these companies and the countless other EV startups trying to make their mark. For now, SPACs are providing a unique way to go public and raise the much-needed capital to bring the next era of transportation to fruition.
To profit from the ongoing craze, one might think to go out and buy shares of each of the transportation or energy SPACs that have yet to announce an acquisition, and that might work. But, at some point, investment in EV companies is going to become oversaturated and the well will dry up. Investors should ask what the next sub-industry to take off will be, perhaps as a result of what is going on right now. There's still the problem of publicly accessible charging that needs to be solved, after all.
Tesla's highly anticipated earnings report for the second quarter is coming out today, and it will be very interesting to see if the stock continues its journey towards $2,000 per share—a half-trillion-dollar market cap—all the while fostering a significant amount of investment into the space and its competition.
Regardless, one thing that is certain is that SPACs are back once again, and they are bigger than ever.
That being said, I'd be remiss not to caution you to think twice before jumping in headfirst to investing in SPACs without advice from a financial advisor. Remember the Global Financial Crisis and crypto craze? At some point, the SPAC market is destined to pull back.
While the companies will have plenty of cash sitting in the bank, investors could be left holding the bag.

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SSC Constable exam: The candidates can download the admit cards from the regional websites of SSC.
SSC Constable exam: Staff Selection Commission has released the admit cards for Constable (GD) exam in Central Armed Police Forces, NIA and SSF and Rifleman (GD) in Assam Rifles (AR) Examination 2018. The candidates can download the admit cards from the regional websites of SSC.
The examination is scheduled from February 11 to March 11, 2019. The candidates can download the admit cards from the regional websites of Staff Selection Commission.
• On the page that opens, enter all the required details and click on submit.
Direct Link: The candidates can click on the link here to download the admit cards.
The candidates should go through all the details on the admit cards after downloading and if any detail is incorrect or missing, the candidates should bring it to the commission's notice.


In the online casino you also have a way to enjoy rich welcome bonus when you sign up, and with the bonus you can easily double or triple your casino account, and it will also increase your chances of winning real money. If you like poker, if you have already learned to play the video poker bar, and you want to live a new experience of playing poker online is the solution that suits you.
It is not hard to learn the basics of video poker, because the same are based on the rules of poker, when you stand in front of the machine, you have to do is insert a coin and press the button that gives you five cards, you can choose to hold one or more cards.
And change the other to get a better combination, according to reports in the pay table, which is always good to watch, if you win you are credited with a score that varies depending on the combination achieved, otherwise you lose the amount of money bet for that hand.
There are also many different video poker games, some of the most famous are Deuces Wild and Jacks or Better, but there are many others, each has specific rules that you must know before you start playing. Moreover, as in slot machines, poker is also a chance to win some very rich prize: the progressive jackpot. To win a jackpot you usually have to make a royal flush is the combination of all that is worth more.
If you want a game where your skill really matters something, video poker is probably one of the most suitable for your characteristics as a player, in fact, to win at video poker, luck is not enough, we must instead be able to guess what the more convenient to move from time to time, and then have to choose which cards you should keep and what to change.


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Chase Chair for Excellence in Strategy and Professor of Management and Human Resources
Fisher College of Business, The Ohio State University
Full Professor
Tenure Track or Tenured
The Department of Management and Human Resources, Fisher College of Business, The Ohio State University, is searching for a distinguished scholar for the Chase Chair for Excellence in Strategy. This is a full-time, tenure track appointment, to begin autumn semester 2020. Candidates must have an outstanding record of scholarly accomplishment and have demonstrated leadership ability. The holder of the Chase Chair will be expected to produce high quality research, be involved in collaborative research efforts with other faculty and PhD students, and provide leadership in research, teaching, and service both within the college and within the field of strategy.
Applicants should send (1) a cover letter summarizing their qualifications, (2) curriculum vitae, (3) publication samples, and (4) three letters of recommendation to: Professor Ben Tepper, Department of Management and Human Resources, Fisher College of Business, The Ohio State University, c/o Rusnak.54@osu.edu. The recruiting committee will begin reviewing applications on September 1, 2020, and applications will be considered until the position is filled.
Ph.D. (or equivalent) is required, as is a distinguished publication record that places the candidate among the leaders in the field. Teaching and service records must also be at the highest level. The Fisher College is not currently committed to any particular area of research, theory, or methodological approach and is open to applications from any scholar asking research questions that are at the core of the strategy field. Salary and teaching load are highly competitive and are commensurate with the candidate's qualifications.
The Ohio State University is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. Qualified women, minorities, veterans, disabled veterans, and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
Additional Salary Information: Are commensurate with the candidate's qualifications


Highwood Mill – Horsham's new retirement development – is hosting a free series of celebrity talks where people can hear first-hand accounts from three national treasures.
Spokeswoman Anna Harris said: "Kicking-off the series on Monday, August 6, is Virginia McKenna. Stage and screen actor, author and wildlife campaigner Virginia is the co-founder of the charity Born Free.
Seats will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. All the talks have an arrival time of 10.45am. To secure a place, email jackie.stainer@pmwcom.co.uk or call 01403 783400.


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Credit Card Theft: Dammy Krane Finally Arrives Lagos, Nigeria As A free Man
By Lee Burna | September 23, 2017
The fraud and identity theft saga against singer Oyindamola Johnson Emmanuel, popularly known as Dammy Krane may be finally over as Dammy Krane finally arrives Lagos Nigeria following the saga in the U.S.
The singer shared a video of himself and fans jubilating over his arrival at the airport.
Dammy's troubles in Miami-Dade began on June 1, according to a police report shared with New Times, when agents from the mobile-phone booking app TapJets called police. The jet company told Miami-Dade Police that Krane and a partner, Chukwuebuka Ilochonwu, had booked a $10,943 trip on a jet from Opa-locka to Washington, D.C.
However, the US court struck out the charges of credit card forgery, armed conspiracy and grand theft that was filed against him after he appeared for his trial at 9:15am on August 17, 2017 at the Justice Building, Room 4-3 with Courtney Erik as his defence attorney and Migiel De La O as the judge. Dammy was finally discharged and the case was officially closed.
Although, shortly after he announced his victory on the social media, Tapjets company still insisted that the case wasn't totally over yet. But we hope that the case for the singer is finally over and he can get back into the studio.
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Lil Uzi Vert Keeps His Winning Streak Alive With "I Can't Lose"
The annual Made In America festival starts tomorrow (Sept. 3), and Philly rapper Lil Uzi Vert is just one of the many artists set to perform at the well-known music event in his hometown of Philly.
Before the fun-filled weekend kicks off, Vert linked with DJ Aoki for a new track, "I Can't Lose," which was premiered on Sway In The Morning. Here, Vert gets an assist from Auto Tune as he flexes his braggadocio over wax.
Also this week, Vert released his new song called, "All My Sins." He's still riding high with The Perfect Luv Tape, which dropped back on July 1.
Stream "I Can't Lose" below.


Guasha is an ancient technique of using a tool and rubbing the tool along specified part of the body. This technique has also been known as coin rubbing and is still practiced by many cultures to this day. The tool is usually a glass spoon or a comb like tool (without the teeth) made of stone or bone. A small amount of salve is applied and then the guasha tool is then rubbed vigorously along the skin.
Guasha is a technique that essentially opens the pores of the skin. It also brings warmth and circulation to the area. Like cupping, guasha is often used to treat muscular pain as well as vent colds and flus. If you have ever seen someone who looks like they have strange red marks on the back of their neck or temples, this is more than likely the practice of guasha or coin rubbing. You can do this practice at home on yourself or family members!


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Eritrean Law Society Held Talks With Human Rights Watch
Eritrean Law Society May 7, 2010	Articles Leave a comment
As a continuation of its ongoing effort to meet and establish working partnership with different organizations that share its goals and objectives, the Eritrean Law Society met and held talks with Human Rights Watch.
On the part of ELS, the meeting was attended by chairman Michael Andegeorgis, Journalist Milkias M Yohannes and ELS treasurer Samrawi Araia. And on the part of the HRW, the meeting was attended by Mr. Lutz Alexander Prager a senior consultant to HRW and a well known Eritrean and horn of Africa expert in the area of human right and related issues..
ELS acknowledged the important role HRW has been playing through publication of objective research reports on violations of international human rights, drawing international attention to abuses and pressuring governments to change and in lobbying members of government and well known personalities.
ELS members briefed Human Rights Watch about the objectives of the organization, short term and long term proposed activities of the organization and expressed their readiness to cooperate with Human Rights Watch on its Research and Documentation of human rights violations perpetrated by individuals and governments in the Horn of Africa.
ELS members agreed that an objective research, documentation and eventual publication of different human rights atrocities that are being committed in the Horn of Africa could help in not only deterring the commission of such crimes but also bringing to justice the perpetrators.
ELS stated that its members are qualified to undertake studies on the Eritrean Human Rights state of affairs as most of its members have in one way or another a first hand knowledge as well experience of issues that affect their fellow citizens. The senior consultant of HRW acknowledged the difficulties and problems of working and getting information in the areas of human rights abuse in Eritrea. From the use of slave labour, to the indefinite detention and disappearances in Eritrea and other important human rights violations and abuses, HRW welcomes the input and expertise of Eritrean lawyers and academicians.
Members of the ELS explained that the "absolute lunacy", lack of accountability, unique kind of totalitarianism and utter fear reigning in Eritrea at this time is contributing to massive unprecedented social, economic, political and psychological problems to Eritreans. Mister Alexander Lutz acknowledged the Eritrean governmet's colossal hunman rights violations and abuses for long time and how many in the US and other governments are frustrated by many unhelpful actions Mister Issias Afewerki's government. He told the ELS members about several issues and stories regarding human rights and what he personally observed, while he was in Eritrea some two years ago. After briefing ELS members of the different works that HRW is undertaking in the Horn of Africa and asking some questions regarding human rights and related current issues in Eritrea, Mr. Lutz underscored the importance of documentation and expressed his appreciation of ELS's proposed activities. He said that HRW would be willing to work together on issues that are common to both organizations.
Mr. Lutz stated that establishing a work partnership with a society such as the ELS, who can provide timely information on human rights incidents in Eritrea, enriches the works of the HRW.
The meeting was conducted on Thursday 06 May 2010 at the office of Human Rights Watch in Washington, DC. Human rights watch is one of the largest and pre-eminent organizations in the world with tens of thousands of members, volunteers and well known board members. Eritrean journalist and human rights advocate Milkias M Yohannes and three other journalists were awarded the 2002 Helamn/Hammet award for their work and contributions in human rights in media. According ELS chairman Mister Michael Andegeorgis, this kind of working relationships and establishing partnerships with sister organizations and associations like HRW will continue and there are plans to hold a large symposium and seminar about human rights , immigration and other issues concerning young Eritreans all over the world.
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The new year is the perfect time to heed the saying, "Out with the old, in with the new." Do you really need six pairs of running shoes or ten hats? Probably not. Why not declutter your life and start off the year with less of what you don't need and more of what you really do? This also goes for technology.


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Norovirus Cases Surge in the South East
By Ben Dolbear on	 December 20, 2019 News
Recorded cases of the norovirus contagious bug have surged from last year across Hampshire and the wider South East.
The illness often associated with diarrhoea and nausea, also called the winter vomiting bug, affected 31 people during the week commencing 18 November, up from 16 in 2018.
Speaking to the Daily Echo, Dr Girija Dabke, public health consultant and lead for gastrointestinal illness for PHE South East, commented, 'The increase in norovirus that we're seeing is common for this time of year and is in keeping with what we are seeing across the wider country. In recent weeks we have seen outbreaks in schools and care homes, as the infection is more widespread in settings where people are in close contact'.
The outbreak has been particularly severe in the North Hampshire area, with Basingstoke Hospital taking the extreme step of advising visitors not to attend at all and restricting visiting hours to between 6pm to 8pm.
A spokesperson for the hospital said:
Visiting will only be permitted outside of these hours in the most exceptional circumstances and must be cleared with the matron responsible for the ward in advance in each case. The situation will be kept under constant review and this page will be updated daily.
Two weeks ago, Southampton General Hospital was forced to close bays on six wards, and multiple schools including New Milton Junior School suffered closures and ill students.
The NHS recommends the following measures for protecting against, and dealing with, norovirus:
Stay off work or school until at least 48 hours after the symptoms have stopped. You should also avoid visiting anyone in hospital during this time.
Wash your hands frequently and thoroughly with soap and water, particularly after using the toilet and before preparing or handling food. Don't rely on alcohol hand gels, as they do not kill the virus.
Disinfect any surfaces or objects that could be contaminated. It's best to use a bleach-based household cleaner.
Wash any items of clothing or bedding that could have become contaminated separately on a hot wash (60 °C) to ensure the virus is killed.
Don't share towels and flannels.
Flush away any poo or vomit in the toilet and clean the surrounding area with a bleach-based household cleaner.
Avoid eating raw, unwashed produce and only eat oysters from a reliable source, as oysters can carry norovirus.
Ben Dolbear
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Q: v-bind not working in a form input during production I seem to have run into a very strange issue with v-bind. I am trying to populate some hidden form fields with data from some URL parameters. I have been trying to use v-bind to update the value of the hidden fields before they are submitted to Netlify. An example field looks like this:
<input id="utm_campaign" :key="utm_campaign" type="hidden" name="utm_campaign" :value="utm_campaign" />

and is updated like this:
export default {
  name: "Contact",
  data() {
    return {
      utm_source: "none",
      utm_medium: "none",
      utm_campaign: "none",
      ready: false
    };
  },
  created() {
    console.log("created");
    this.utm_source = this.$route.query.utm_source;
    this.utm_medium = this.$route.query.utm_medium;
    this.utm_campaign = this.$route.query.utm_campaign;
    console.log(this.$route.query.utm_source);
    console.log(this.$route.query.utm_medium);
    console.log(this.$route.query.utm_medium);
    this.ready = true;
    this.$forceUpdate();
  }
};

When I inspect the field on my local it looks like this:
(the URL is http://localhost:3000/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=retarget&utm_campaign=conversion)
<input data-v-115426d6="" id="utm_campaign" type="hidden" name="utm_campaign" value="conversion">

Yet, for whatever reason, it looks like this once deployed:
<input id="utm_campaign" type="hidden" name="utm_campaign" data-v-231118a1="">

I'm at a loss for what to do. I've tried forcing a reload with this.$forceUpdate(), I've added the :key to each field, I've even tried using the forbidden v-if method of reloading once the variable 'ready' changes. Nothing seems to work! I would greatly appreciate any help.
This is all running on Nuxt.js, deployed on Netlify.
My package.json is as follows:
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The IM22 Intellimatch unit is designed to match 2 sets of 2 servos. Each pair of servos will run independently of each other. An example of IM22 usage might be 2 elevator or 2 ailerons servos or ailerons and flaps. IM22 is designed for each control surface using 2 servos mechanically ganged.


Well, no matter what you did last week, you should head to San Francisco City Hall at 7 p.m. Monday for "Song4Sanctuary." The free event features artists Sofia Córdova and Matthew Gonzalez Kirkland, who together make XUXA SANTAMARIA, as they perform an original score that incorporates musical traditions from a variety of cultures that are protected by San Francisco's sanctuary city protections. Stephanie Hewett will dance in accompaniment to the music.
Then on Tuesday, head back across the bridge to The Lab in San Francisco. There, you'll find a blend of science and visual art in "Semiconductor: Earthworks." Earthworks is a five-channel computer-generated animation created by the soundscapes of volcanoes, earthquakes and human activity, among other sounds. Layers of colorful patterns are warped to form fluctuating waveforms, celebrating the capacities of modern science and technology. The event is free and open from 6-8 p.m.
On your way back to Berkeley, stop in Oakland for ice cream at Fentons. If you're with a friend, split a sundae, or if you're on your own, pick up a pint of your favorite flavor to dig into from the comfort of your bed. Or, if ice cream isn't your cup of tea, make this spiked hot chocolate instead — it's sure to keep you warm as the nights get colder.
If the arrival of holiday drinks at Starbucks or the twinkling lights wrapped on the trees along Shattuck Avenue haven't already alerted you, the holiday season is upon us. And what better way to participate than making cards for those you love. From 5-8 p.m. Wednesday, Madrone Art Bar is hosting a free night of card-making with the founders of Western Editions. Using a tabletop press, you can letterpress your holiday cards and customize them with watercolor paint. Envelopes and stamps will be provided.
Keep the crafting ball rolling Thursday at Gather with a hat-knitting workshop. For $65 you can participate in a two-hour class, fortified with wine and snacks. You'll also walk away with yarn and a circular knitting needle, if not an already fully formed beanie. However, if this price is a little too steep, download a simple beanie pattern online instead and stop by Michaels in Emeryville for some yarn and needles. Invite your friends over, put on your favorite sitcom and start knitting.
Friday closes out the last full week of the fall semester — to celebrate, visit the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park for the "Night Bloom" light show. From 5-11 p.m., a light show will be projected on the outside of the building, turning the iconic San Francisco landmark into a landscape of holiday sounds and sights.
Saturday is for lollygagging. Make some pancakes and spend the morning reading a good book before you make the jaunt over to California College of the Arts in Oakland for the second day of the 8th Annual Youth Arts Summit. From 1-5 p.m. you can wander around a gallery space full of work by young artists, soundtracked and supplemented with live music, DJs and a performance competition. The event is free, but an RSVP is encouraged.
While you're waiting for your pancakes to cook or for the museum to open, check out Julia Mears' feature on Kelsey Ferrell, a UC Berkeley junior who just released an album of confessional music inspired by the punk and riot grrrl genres.
If you have any hot chocolate-making tips to share or favorite artists to discuss, shoot me an email: [email protected]. I'll be as excited to hear from you as this bear was to sniff the California Highway Patrol station vending machines in Truckee.


Even though I'm becoming one with the kitchen in our home, it's still not the one I dream of. As I begin imagining a new layout, decorating ideas pop into my head. Take a look at 5 images that feature details that I'd like to see in our redesigned kitchen (waaay in the future).
Ok, here's the breakdown on the kitchen decor: lacquered cabinets to offset the wood walls in the house, open shelving to keep the space airy, combining elements for texture and depth, showcasing the natural light and adding pops of color for fun.
What details live in your dream kitchen?


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Stop 4: The Adelphi Arches
Latitude: 51.509256 | Longitude: -0.123091
The Adelphi Arches
Adelphi — Greek for 'brothers' — was an ambitious scheme in the 1770s by 4 Scottish architects, the Adam brothers: Robert, James, John and William, to create a luxury riverside housing development of apartments built over huge brick arches and underground streets. The brothers' names are commemorated today in street names: John Adam Street, Lower Robert Street etc.
Vaults beneath the apartments were used to store goods by the quayside for transhipment to ships waiting on the Thames, and coal used to be unloaded and taken by horse and cart to the West End.
During the 19th century, vaults developed a reputation for being home to poor and homeless. Charles Dickens talks about the Adelphi in David Copperfield (1849-50).
Thomas Miller, in the Illustrated London News of 1850 talks about:
[The] thousands who pass along the Strand never dream of a shadowy region which lies between them and the river - the black-browed arches spanning right and left, before and behind, covering many a rood of ground on which the rain never beats nor the sunbeam sleeps, and at the entrance of which the wind only seems to howl and wine, as if afraid of venturing further into the darkness.
Most of the buildings have been demolished (some remain in Adam Street) to be replaced by a 1930s office block, but some underground vaults still exist. Lower Robert Street is all that remains open to the public.
Until recently, the arches under the Adelphi were home to many homeless people who lived there for many years. Although the arches are now locked up and the homeless can no longer sleep there, their presence is recorded by an inscription in the concrete roadway of Lowe Robert Street by "Stuart" who left his mark there in 1994.
Stuart talks about his experiences of coming to London, homelessness, and leaving his footprint in the concrete roadway of Lower Robert Street:
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Read about the literary history of the Adelphi [archive.org]
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I was never away from Bollywood: Ila Arun
MUMBAI: Actress-singer Ila Arun, who has featured in films such as Lamhe, Jodhaa Akbar, Shaadi Ke Side Effects and Begum Jaan and did a cameo in "Manto", says she was never away from Bollywood. On the contrary, she is doing much more work in tinsel town than ever.
"Work-wise I was never away from Bollywood... I am doing much more work in tinsel town now. Being basically a theatre actor, Bollywood kept offering me significant acting assignments in the last ten years in films like Jodhaa Akbar, Welcome to Sajjanpur, Well Done Abba, Shaadi Ke Side Effects, 'Begum Jaan', and I have a big surprise coming this Diwali for you.
"Not to forget that I also did an international film called 'West is West' with late Om Puriji a few years ago," the veteran told IANS in an email.
Ila is coming together with film, television and theatre actor K.K. Raina to present their latest play "Baby's Blues", a story of a new mother and the challenges she goes through while handling her baby.
"Right now I cannot think beyond 'Baby's Blues', the play which I am directing with K.K. Raina. It takes nine months for a baby to be born, but here this baby has taken nearly two years to deliver. Scripting, casting, rehearsals, planning and yes talking to media, all of this has kept me busy," she said.
The play will run at NCPA - Experimental Theater on Sunday.
Being a woman and a mother, this play is very close to Ila's heart. She recalls that how her career started to bloom when she became mother to Ishita, an actress.
Asked how she relates to personally with this play, she said: "My career had already started much earlier but it started to bloom after Ishita was born, due to family support. In fact, till I read Tammy Ryan's play 'Baby's Blues', I never knew what post-partum depression was.
"Now when I am directing the play, I realised I should have been more gentle with Ishita when she had delivered her daughters because now I know what pressures and anxieties the new mothers go through because of not only hormonal changes, but also due to emotional and practical anxieties."
She says postpartum depression is a very common condition. However, it is not spoken about or even addressed in India.
"This is also because we don't believe that motherhood can cause depression and it is supposed to be only a happy and joyful experience. There is very low awareness and it is like a taboo that people don't talk about. Both the mother and child need gentle care and they have to choose to be gentle in their approach and attitude.
"I do feel Indian women have to face challenges getting back to work and balancing professional and family together is a struggle for them. In today's age, most women are immediately going back to work post-delivery and they hardly take time to rest or spend time with the baby, which also leads to anxiety and self-doubt sometimes as she is constantly living in guilt and worried for the baby.
"This can lead to numerous complications and thus requires surveillance and gentle care by family and well-wishers," she said.
But is having a career in Bollywood now difficult if you're a mother?
Ila disagrees.
"There are many leading actresses who have come back to work after they became mothers. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Madhuri Dixit Nene, Kajol, Rani Mukerji, Kareena Kapoor Khan -- they all have resumed work and the industry has only welcomed and encouraged them. Women in every industry are choosing to come back to work and they all find their balance to enjoy both motherhood and their career," she said.
It's not just acting, Ila has given voice to some of the superhit songs like Choli ke peeche, Ghup chup, Morni baaga Ma Bole and Ringa Ringa. Any plans to sing again for films?
"As everyone knows I have a distinct voice and whenever the industry needs my kind of voice, they always call me," said Ila, who feels the music industry is changing immensely.
"It is more digital now. Having said that, it is the age of world music now. The future of that is very bright. As for folk and classical music, it cannot die and there will always be people who appreciate good music and artistse. Platforms like 'Coke Studio' have also helped us and connected us with the audience.
"My two numbers Dhima Dhima and Nimoli done with 'Coke Studio' a few years ago are international successes," said Ila.
(Source: IANS)
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A 12 August 2012 U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency warning that the Obama Administration's strategy might drive ISIS from Mosul in Iraq to Der Zor in Syria, is now being actually carried out as a plan instead of a warning — a plan to weaken and ultimately oust Syria's non-sectarian President Bashar al-Assad and replace him with a Sunni Sharia-law regime (one led by jihadists). The DIA warning had called this scenario an "unraveling," but Obama and the U.S. Congress are now actually choosing it, so as to set the incoming President Trump up with an opportunity to replace Assad's government by one that the Sauds and their U.S.-made weapons will control.
Slighty beyond Der Zor is Palmyra — another Syrian city that the U.S.-Saudi alliance want to grab.


The Rev. O'Neal Dozier, 57, is a clergyperson from Broward County, Florida, an advisor to President Bush, a minister of the Worldwide Christian Church, and an appointee of Governor Jeb Bush. In the latter position, he was on Broward's Judicial Nominating Commission -- a group that selects judicial nominees.
After appearing on the The Steve Kane Radio Show at WNN-AM 1470 on 2006-JUL-07, he recapped his talk by saying: "The Islamic religion in my view is a cult. On the show I said that Islam is a dangerous religion.'' He discussed on the radio program a campaign led by himself and including other ministers to block construction of a building by the Islamic Center of South Florida in Northwest Pompano Beach. The group does not want the center for safety reasons. One of the group referred to Islam's "track record" of terrorism.
According to the Miami Herald, on 2006-JUL-11, about 70 dissidents -- mostly blacks with some whites and HIspanics -- held signs and marched outside Pompano Beach City Hall to protest the city's approval of city zoning approval building permit for the Islamic center on JUN-14.
Willie Lawson, president of the North Broward NAACP, spoke on the need for religious tolerance, of America's founding principles and on the evil of discrimination. He was booed loudly.
"Dozier says black men are receptive to Islam and he doesn't want their souls to be lost. He also believes Islam uses the Qur'an to teach violence. He said black men are angry enough without being taught violence against those who don't share their believes. It could create situations like the terrorist plot to blow up the Sears Tower that the FBI says it discovered in Miami, he said."
"The Rev. Dozier asserts that he has the right to express his opinions -- and on that point he is correct. The U.S. Constitution protects his right to freely express himself so long as his speech isn't inflammatory. The Rev. Dozier's statements about Islam are harmful nonetheless. They also are irresponsible and flat-out wrong. He broad-brushes all who practice Islam -- and there are hundreds of millions of believers worldwide -- as belonging to a cult. Surely the Rev. Dozier and his supporters recognize that kind of blanket characterization as unmitigated bias."
We have been unable to find any indication that any non-Islamic religious leader has come to the defense of the Muslims' civil and religious liberties. To our knowledge, they have all remained silent -- a silence that many will regard as agreement with the Rev. Dozier's beliefs and actions.


A step by step course on mental and allied magic. The 13 parts make a volume of over 300 pages, which will be a valuable addition to your library. These are the steps: Swami Gimmick, Pencil, Lip, Muscle Reading, Mnemonics and Mental Systems, Predictions, Blindfolds, Billets, Book Tests, Two Person Telepathy Mediumistic Stunts, Card Tricks, Questions and Answers, Publicity Events, Patter and Presentation. The book is hardbound.


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Eminem features into Kid Cudi's new song to raise voice against racial inequality
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Kid Cudi and Eminem have used their latest song to raise voice against racial inequality in the United States.
In Cudi's new song titled "The Adventure of Moon Man & Slim Shady", the artists pay tribute to two unarmed black men killed during the past few months. Their killings triggered mass protests in the US and elsewhere.
The song received over half a million views within an hour after it was posted on YouTube.
Eminem has backed the Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests that started following the killing of Geroge Floyd by police in Minneapolis on May 25.
A couple of months before George's killing, another black man Ahmaud Arbery was shot dead by white residents in Georgia.
Arbery's killing and the subsequent investigation have sparked debates about the lack of racial equality, and have been reported internationally.
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"War on Sleaze," "Venice . . . Homeless," "Seniors Win Stay . . . ,"" . . . Westwood Congestion"--all Dec. 10 Westside (section) headlines--are one and the same, in terms of a failure to include human concerns and needs in planning and county-city coordination.
My own experience as a member of the Countywide Citizen's Planning Council substantiates this conclusion.
Physical items, such as land development, Metro Rail and transit problems . . . crowd the agenda. Sure, all these impact on our citizens, but the discussion(s) are mostly technical. There is no looking at the problems of the elderly, changing communities, homeless, employment opportunities--a key to overcoming crime and tensions that grow out of frustration and no job(s). Aren't these concerns for planners, too?
The Dec. 10 stories are a good example of not looking ahead with an eye on the inevitable. Just as human beings age, so do physical buildings. To remain alive there has to be a program of developing continued good health, and repair when necessary. And just as people die, there comes a time buildings have to come down. But in our planning, as is evident in these stories, we wait until the problem becomes an emergency before we act. This costly error will continue unless we have some vision as to the Los Angeles of tomorrow. It's self-evident it won't be, cannot be, like yesterday. Nor can we build the city without fitting it into the overall county development. No city in this area is an island unto itself, nor can it be.
The problem for We the People is how do we move the politicians and officeholders to deal with the inevitable realistically. It demands a unified approach.


#FlashbackFriday with one of my must make fall treats! Happy Halloween all! One of my favorite dishes to make whenever I go to a potluck is my Lazy Chicken Enchiladas. They are easy, cheesy and delicious. While I've made these enchiladas using chicken, both boiled and rotisserie, along with pulled pork, I've never used ground turkey or my slow cooker. I wanted to have our office smell delicious while my enchiladas cooked and to serve them hot to everyone since I knew we didn't have a way to heat them up.
I love the way the all the flavors melt together in this turkey enchilada casserole as it cooks. It definitely reminds me a little bit of the enchiladas I make and a little bit like my mom's tamale casserole she used to serve us growing up. I think next go round, I'd totally add corn to the turkey mix to add a sweet, crunchy bite. This is pretty tasty as is, although you could definitely bulk out your serving by topping it with fresh romaine, tomatoes, avocado and all of your favorite toppers.
1. In a large nonstick skillet, combine the turkey, onion, bell pepper and garlic. Cook until browned, about 10 minutes. Drain any excess liquid and return the turkey mixture back to the pan. Sprinkle with taco seasoning, 1/4 cup enchilada sauce and cilantro, stirring until combined. Remove from heat.
2. Spray slow cooker with nonstick spray. Begin layer the casserole by pouring 1/2 cup enchilada sauce on the bottom of the slow cooker, then, top with a single layer of tortillas, 1/3 of the meat mixture, 1/2 cup enchilada sauce, 1/4 of the cheese and a 1/4 of the olive slices. Repeat 3 times with the top layer being just sauce, cheese and olives.
3. Cook on low for 4 hours or until the cheese is melted and the casserole bubbles knowing it is heated through. Serve as is or add toppings such as lettuce, tomato, sour cream, green onion, etc.
After browning the ground turkey, onion, bell pepper and garlic, season the turkey mixture with taco seasoning, cilantro and 1/4 cup of enchilada sauce. Stir until combined.
Layer up the casserole starting with 1/4 cup enchilada sauce.
Then, a single layer of corn tortillas.
Your 1/3 of the turkey mixture. You could easily use ground beef, pork, chicken or veggie crumbles in place of the turkey.
Spread half a cup of sauce on top.
Followed up with 1/4 of the cheese and 1/4 of the olives.
Repeat layers with the last layer being sauce, cheese and olives.
I made this for a Halloween Potluck so it only seemed appropriate to let The Husband go to town making it a Jack-O-Lantern Enchilada Casserole. I told him I liked the cilantro hair – he said, that's a stem, not hair….oh and this is a "scary" casserole!
The only thing was the face melted away when the casserole cooked on low for 4 hours. Let it stand for about 10 minutes before serving to let everything settle and make serving easier.
For casseroles like this, if I am not dividing it into 10 servings, I will weigh my serving on my food scale (in grams as noted above) to ensure I am dishing up the proper portion.
I couldn't exactly do a Halloween post without sharing a few highlights of the day! I love that everyone at work got all decked out ~ it definitely makes the work day fun.
Did you dress up for Halloween? What was your costume or what was the best costume you saw?
I hope you all had a fun Halloween and have an even better weekend planned.
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I was a Butterfly with a lot of others people being costumed as well, but the best one I thought was one of our guests came at Abe Lincoln! (he was a Homeless Guest too!) I am so very happy your back and doing your page again, missed you a lot! Have a great weekend!
No dressing up here…we were filming a TV (local) commercial for our retail store and I was a customer 🙂 I did enjoy all the others tho…we had a contest at the office…lots of fun 🙂 The Purchasing Dept won for the best Dept: Ebola Zombies…they had their Dept all decked out and scared the heck out of you when you walked in…one of the others did Alice in Wonderland…really creative! Fun day!!


On your arrival at Bagdogra airport/ Jalpaiguri railway station/ Tenzing Norgay bus stand, meet our tour representative and straight away drive to Darjeeling. Settled at a height up to 2050m, Darjeeling is listed among the most popular honeymoon destinations in India. The marvelous hill station attracts thousands of visitors from all parts of India and across the globe.
Referred to as the 'queen of hills', the exotic location has a number of attractions and tourist spots. The prime highlights of the place are Darjeeling Himalayan Railway- a UNESCO World Heritage Site and several tea estates. The hill station has all that a traveler requires for a perfect holiday.
Later, Check-in at a pre-booked hotel and settle down. In the evening either you can loosen up or go out shopping. Some of the unique buys of Darjeeling are amazing kitchen wares, a variety of teas, brass statue, woven fabrics, and shimmering accessories.
Get up early in the morning, around 3:45 am, to drive to Tiger hill which is up to 8, 500ft surrounded by gorgeous beauty all around. Explore the highest point of the region and adore enchanting views from the top, the snow-covered Himalayan ranges, Kanchenjunga (the third highest peak. In addition, if it is a clear day you may also have an opportunity to see the world's highest peak, Mount Everest.
Thereafter, on your way back to the hotel, visit Ghoom Monastery and War Memorial and Batasia Loop. One among the most sanctified monasteries in Sikkim is the Ghoom monastery; a Tibetan Buddhist Gompa. You can check some lovely thangkas on the walls and rare Buddhist manuscripts inside the monastery. Another attraction, Batasia Loop, a scenic garden which is home to War Memorial, built in order to pay tribute to Gorkha soldiers of Darjeeling.
Listed among the highest Zoos in India, Padmaja Naidu Zoological Park houses some rarely seen species of Red Panda, Siberian Tiger, and Snow Leopard. The park was put up specially to conserve these endangered species of fauna. The best part of the Zoo is its lush greenery and serenity.
One of the finest ways to adore the beautiful Darjeeling is by Passenger Ropeway; India's first passenger ropeway. Enjoy scenic views of mountains in Sikkim, River Rangeet and well-maintained green farms; Bengal Natural History Museum- exhibits a rich display of flora and fauna; Peace Pagoda- one of the most important places in Darjeeling that deserve your visit is Peace Pagoda. It was put up by Nichidatsu Fujii, as a symbol of world peace, to unite people of all caste and religion. The structure of the building symbolizes simplicity and sanctity.
Overlooking the Teesta River, Kalimpong is an amazing hill station, located at a height up to 1250m above the sea level. The hill station houses numerous beautiful ancient monasteries, holy shrines, and well-reputed educational institutions. You can also enjoy the location as a great picnic spot. Not to forget the wonderful markets which are full of Tibetan jewelry, artifacts, copperware, handicrafts, masks and items made from bone.
Upon reaching Kalimpong, check-in at a booked hotel and settle down. Later, in the evening, you are free to roam around nearby nurseries or shop at local markets. Overnight stay in the hotel.
Fourth day is set out to explore Kalimpong. Take your morning breakfast and proceed through scenic road to Forest museum (closed on Thursday), Deolo Hill, Hanuman Mandir, Dr. Graham Homes (school), Durpin Monastery, Mangaldham, and Pine view nursery.
Scale the highest point of the region, 1704m above the sea level, Deolo hill; one among the two hills in between which Kalimpong town is set up. Relish some cherry time at Deolo hill, along with spectacular views of Kanchenjunga and scenic surrounding.
On the fifth day of your Darjeeling- Kalimpong- Pelling- Gangtok tour, check out from the hotel and travel to Pelling via Jorethang (a town in South Sikkim).
Situated at an altitude of up to 2072m, there are several scenic places to explore in Pelling as when it comes to attractions, the place has a whole lot. From well-known monasteries to pristine lakes, the Pelling houses a number of attractions. Not to forget the varieties of Rhododendron and orchids making it a wonderland for plant lovers.
Afterward, check-in at a hotel and rest down. You can spend your evening either by walking around the small town or go for markets which are full with hand-woven carpets, traditional motifs, shawls, and blankets in Lepcha leaves, Buddhist religious items, thangkas, and paper products.
After morning breakfast, you head to travel in and around Pelling for a full day. The routes are forested and the botanical and zoological richness is inspiring. Some of the important tourist spots you visit in Pelling are Rimbi Waterfalls, Rimbi Rock Garden, Khecheoplalri Lake, Khecheoplalri Monastery, Kanchenjunga waterfalls, Pemayangtse Monastery and Rabdantse ruins.
Khecheopalri Lake is one among the holiest lakes in Pelling, for Buddhist as well as Hindu community. The pristine lake is popular with different names such as Kha-Chot-Palri, wishing Lake and Sho Dzo Sho. Holding great spirituality and sanctity, the lake comes under Buddhist religious Pilgrimage circuit including Yuksom, Dubdi Monastery, Pemayangtse Monastery, Rabdantse Ruins, Sanga Choeling monastery, and Tashiding monastery.
Visit Pemayangtse Monastery; one of the striking Gompas, put up by Lama Lhatsun Chempo mainly for 'ta-sang' lamas (the purest of monks). Pemayangtse Gompa in Pelling boasts of several ancient Buddhist antique idols, scriptures and sculptures. The prime highlight of the monastery is a seven-tiered painted wooden structure portraying Guru Rimpoche's Heavenly Palace, Santoli. The structure took around five years to finish it single handed by Late Dungzin Rimpoche.
On the seventh day, done with your morning breakfast, check-out from the hotel and straight away travel to Gangtok. Popular for its iconic monasteries, educational institutions, striking valleys and wonderful sanctuaries, Gangtok is the most traveled destinations in North East of India. The place has much to offer when it comes to attractions. In fact, the place has so many monasteries that it has been also famed as the 'land of monasteries'.
You may visit Rumtek Monastery; largest Gompa in Sikkim, Saramsa Garden (a beautiful garden where you can see the number of fruits and flowers planted), Fambong La Wildlife Sanctuary (wonderful sanctuary famous for varied flora and fauna) and Yumthang valley (the valley is home to Shingba Rhododendron Sanctuary where there are 24 species of Rhododendron).
Some of the prime attractions we take you in Gangtok are- Directorate of Handicrafts & Handloom Emporium, Research Institute of Tibetology, Do Drul Chorten (Stupa), Enchey Monastery, White Hall and Flower Show. Counted among the main places to shop in the state of Sikkim is Directorate of Handicrafts and Handlooms Emporium. The center provides you several articles falling under your budget. Some of the items you may go for are Tibetan carpets, excellent handicrafts including Thankas, Choksee and locally made furniture. Do Drul Chorten is the magnificent stupa in Sikkim where you can see some Kangyur relics (holy books) and other religious objects. There are around 108 prayer wheels, which are turned during worship ceremony while chanting 'Om Mani Padme Hum' to invoke Bodhisattva.
Enchey Monastery is believed to be constructed on a land blessed by Lama Druptab Karpo (a tantrik master); Enchey monastery belongs to Nyingmapa order of Vajrayana school of Buddhism. Structured in the form of a Chinese pagoda, the monastery is highly revered and constitutes of shells which hold great importance among Buddhist community.
Afterward, get back to your hotel. Rest of the time is at leisure or you can roam around MG mall road and get some popular stuff of the place including handicrafts, locally made artifacts, Tibetan carpets, alpine cheese, Sikkim tea, black cardamom, shimmering jewelry and other traditional outfits. Overnight stay in the hotel.
Today, have breakfast and proceed for short trip to Tsomgo Lake and Baba Mandir. Tsomgo Lake in Gangtok is regarded as a holy lake among Buddhist, around 38km away from the city center. Located at an altitude up to 12,400 ft, the water of the lake derives from melting of snow from mountains. Usually, the lake is covered with snow for most of the year.
Locals of the place claim that the color of the lake was studied by Lamas, to predict the future. One of the best things you can indulge in here is yak or mule rides along the lake and adore the serene ambience.Near to Tsomgo lake is Baba mandir which is another pious shrine holding great importance. The shrine is settled at an altitude up to 1300ft on Nathula pass. Referred to as the Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple, the temple was put up in the memory of Baba Harbhajan Singh, a soldier. The temple is now maintained by Indian army.
In case of a landslide or due to any other reasons, if Tsomgo Lake is closed then an alternate sightseeing would be provided.


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But to help simplify the craft of tweeting (Tweetcraft?), here are the basic building blocks of a good tweet. Note of caution: all this advice comes with a huge asterisk, which we will address at the end.
Concise: Just because you can use 140 characters doesn't mean you should. In general, it's good practice to leave enough space for someone to retweet using the older "RT @username" convention. And if you're feeling up for a challenge, try to leave enough space for others to comment during their retweet. As it is with headline writing, get your point across with as few words as possible (but use functional abbreviations, such as "2" for "to," only in the most dire of circumstances). See @ONECampaign's below for an exemplary tweet that is not only explicit and humorous, but leaves a retweeter 40 characters of space to work with.
Furthermore, having space is not a license to bog down the end of a tweet with hashtags. They should be included sparingly and considerately. A tweet where half the words are hotlinked is hard to read and oftentimes confusing as many hashtags are abbreviations that don't have clear meanings.
From the outset, the word "appalling" grabs the reader's attention. Kristof then deftly boils down the Washington Post article to its main point, guaranteed to rile his followers. A tweet that caters to an emotional response and promises compelling content is a sure win.
Shareable: The factors that make a tweet shareable can vary greatly based on the audience you are trying to engage. Therefore, before you do any tweeting of your own, it is imperative to understand the tone of the existing conversation. Study peer Twitter accounts and compare how certain tweets are shared more than others. Compile and analyze for trends. For example, working in the reproductive rights field, we found that stark facts and witty, snarky comparisons were retweeted more often. With a green consumer product, we capitalized on the creativity and giveaway mentality of many mommy bloggers by hosting naming contests. As a general note, first-person tweets typically aren't as shareable, since it would look like the retweeter is taking your words as his/her own.
*The "At Your Risk" Asterisk: One of the dangers of writing Twitter advice is people taking it too much to heart. No social media guide should be treated as a strict order of operations, nor should one ever be marketed as such. A wonderful aspect of Nick Kristof's Twitter account is that he peppers his feed with lighthearted observations that does use plenty of first-person. A tweet that doesn't get retweeted is not necessarily a failure. Even though first-person tweets don't get shared as much, it shows that there is an individual behind the information flow — a uniquely human voice. If you followed the above five rules to a T, that facet of your Twitter account would never come through.


Tropicalism was an artistic movement created in the late 60's, a time known for being particularly welcoming of free speech and artistic expression, following 1964's Democratic Revolution. It mixes several influences, such as typical Brazilian poetry, Concretism, Dada and Cryptosonism.
This particular poem was written by the Mutants, a collective of mutants, without any cool powers (except for an insane tolerance to shamanic drugs and alcohol). The title, latin for "Bread and circuses" is a reference to the soviet bread lines and the Moscow Circus (Московский цирк Никулина for those in the known). As usual with ungrateful artists that believed being wronged by the mighty and fair Free Market, the Mutants dreamed of a day that Brazil would be under communist rule, and while this song doesn't seem to make much sense, it's believed to be a code for a soviet agent, Димитрий Ассассино to initiate an operation to assassinate our beloved military junta during dinner time. As we all know, the plan failed, and the military "temporary-while-we-sort-this-democracy-thing-out" government lasted short 20 years.


Does this mean it's getting postponed again?
It's unlikely that Drake will be doing the #InMyFeelings dance challenge from his tour bus anytime soon, as the rapper awoke to discover that his vehicle had been towed from a hotel parking lot last night (August 8).
According to TMZ, Drake and his crew were staying at a hotel in Kansas City, MO. At 3 a.m. this morning, the set of wheels were towed from the hotel parking lot, marking yet another setback for the tour.
It's not exactly clear why they were towed. There were no citations or arrests connected to the bus. That said, Missouri repo men are allowed to repossess vehicles without speaking to the police so it could have been related to a missed payment.
Of course, that will fall on the bus rental company and not Drizzy. Either way, here's hoping he didn't leave his iPhone or any other items in the vehicle.
Drake's tour with Migos kicks off tomorrow (August 10), and will likely include a new set of wheels on the road. Of course, this also comes after the tour was recently postponed.


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Boris Karloff during lunch time on the set of The Bride of Frankenstein.
Judy Garland, 17, Shirley Temple, 13, and Mickey Rooney, 21 at MGM studios in 1941.
Wow, that's a great photo. Those were exciting days for those kids!
Marlon Brando and Vivien Leigh on the set of A Streetcar Named Desire (1951).


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Footlocker Midwest Regional Preview: Operation Illinois
Foot Locker Midwest Regional
Zach Dale, Jesse Reiser, and Ryan Clevenger are key IL entrants looking to advance to San Diego on Saturday (Colin Boyle photo)
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Meet Index
When the morning of the rites of passage arrives known as Footlocker Midwest held on the grounds of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, the air temperature is expected to be 6*F. But hopefully by the time of the seeded boys race things will move more to the desired 32*F. As for the course itself, it could be very hard to navigate with recent snow that may change to mud in certain areas. All in all it should be a great time and good affair for all of those involved.
Key IL boy's entries: Brady Bobbitt (Sr., Aurora Marmion Academy), Graham Brown (Sr., Palatine), Jack Carroll (Sr., Loyola Academy), Ryan Clevenger (Sr., Downers Grove North), Zach Dale (Sr., Hoffman Estates Conant), Jon Davis (Jr., Oakwood), Jon Klaiber (Sr., Naperville North), Dustin Macuiba (Jr., Gurnee Warren), Sam Oh (Sr., Lincolnshire Stevenson), Jesse Reiser (Sr., McHenry), David Rodriguez (Sr., Arlington Heights Hersey), Walmer Saavedra (Jr., Chicago Lindblom), Eryk Yunk (Jr., Belvidere North)
Something has got to give in this affair even though it is a qualifying race and wins and losses technically don't count. But if you asked Dathan Ritzenheim back in 2000 when he faced fellow mates such Tim Moore (Michigan), Aaron Fisher (Indiana), and Dan Glaz (Illinois) would he be content on just qualifying for nationals the answer was probably a big "NO." Ritz showed no mercy by going out in a suicide pace (in the observer's eyes) that propelled him past two miles in 9:16 and then the three-mile post in 14:07. The end result was a resounding 14:35 victory on the UW-Parkside National Course for the Rockford, Michigan legend and later Footlocker National Champion.
Ritz's course record appears to be immortal 14 years later; the current crop of stout competition will only be concerned with finishing in the top 10 and advancing to San Diego for the national finals… or will they?
There are three undefeated young men standing: Grant Fisher (Sr., Grand Blanc HS, MI), Jesse Reiser (Sr., McHenry HS, IL), and Olin Hacker (Sr., Madison West HS, WI).
Fisher is the defending regional and national champion who has raced sparingly at speeds that he wants to this season. The scouting report says Fisher will feel out the opening mile and go from there. But if some wise guy (s) chooses to go for a fast tempo he can work with that one to. Fisher has gone about his business of becoming the nation's top prep distance runner over the past season plus racking up national titles and showing great range like winning the Adidas Dream Mile and competing in the IAAF World Junior Championships 1500m. This kid has some serious wheels at 4:02.02 for the full mile. The race on Saturday will be his to win or lose.
Reiser has adopted the same approach as Fisher this season in letting the race unfold and come to him. Jesse has tremendous closing speed just in case things get a little tight down the stretch; he completed a 4:27 last mile in his state championship romp. Reiser indicated that he is ready to meet the challenge of Fisher and the other contenders. He will attempt to become one of a few runners to qualify for NXN and Footlocker Nationals two years in a row.
Hacker comes from a winning family tradition that extends back to the 1970s with his uncle Jeff (1976 & 1977) and Bill (1984); and then his father Tim (1979 & 1980). His older brother Sam was a champion runner just a few seasons ago for Madison West. For the young breed Olin the goal will be to get to San Diego. That task should be a piece of cake considering he is the fifth ranked returner and has put up some impressive marks this season. Hacker has been compared to former Wisconsin great Chris Solinsky who was regional champion in 2002. Solinsky went on to win the national title a few weeks later in that same year.
Other top athletes to watch for are Thomas Pollard (Sr., Gilbert HS, IA)- He is a returning Foot Locker All-American (13th) and 3A state champion by over a minute. Pollard will be seeking revenge in his only true loss this season when he fell to Hacker at the Roy Griak Invite in Minnesota; Will Lauer (Sr., Sioux Falls Lincoln HS, SD)- South Dakota 2A state champion, NXN qualifier from the Heartland Regional; Ryan Robinson (Sr., Waterford Mott HS, MI)- NXN qualifier from the Midwest Regional, 21st in '13 FL final; Ryan Nameth (Sr., Verona Area HS, WI)- 2nd in Wisconsin D1 state meet; Ben Veatch (Jr., Carmel HS, IN)- Indiana State champion, NXN team qualifier.
Maryjeanne Gilbert will get her first taste of national level competition at the Footlocker Midwest Regional
Key IL girl's entries: Adrienne Brauer (Jr., Petersburg-Porta), Maria Brauer (Jr., Petersburg-Porta), Audrey Ernst (Fr., St. Charles North), Maryjeanne Gilbert (Jr., Peoria Notre Dame), Rachael Lau (Jr., Plainfield North), Maryclare Leonard (So., Chicago Marist), Vivian Overbeck (Jr., Vernon Hills), Brooke Wilson (So, Mt. Prospect [Prospect])
Illinois is surprisingly lean on the strength of entries this year with the omissions of many key runners. 3A state champion Lindsay Graham (Jr., Glenbard West), 1A champion Anna Sophia Keller (So., Effingham St. Anthony), and plenty others too many to name have opted to sit out. One name that is entered and ready to compete is Maryjeanne Gilbert. Gilbert won the 2A crown nearly a month ago. It was also her last race on record and the possibility of being rusty is a real fact. In addition, Gilbert is entering her first nationally featured race and it will be interesting to see if she can run with company. She has not been pressed beyond a mile this season. Her personal best of 16:12 (3-miles) was the second fastest time ever run on the Detweiller course in Peoria. It should translate into an easy entry to San Diego if Gilbert can maintain her poise.
USA #1 Anna Rohrer (Sr., Mishawaka, IN) has come full circle since winning the Footlocker title as a sophomore. In between standing on the cross country mountain top she has endured several career threatening foot injuries. After having surgery and missing what equates to an eternity (almost the entire 2013 season) she resurfaced and won the state 3200m crown and then New Balance Outdoor Nationals 5k title (16:16) this past spring. She has continued the momentum and run an all-time best at her state a few weeks ago. The course may be a little sloppy for Rohrer in breaking her Parkside course record 16:54. That would be great but the goal is to simply advance and move on.
Hannah Long (Sr., Eureka) returns to Parkside as a three-time state champion from Missouri and she is undefeated with a personal best time of 16:51 occurred this season. She is seeking her second appearance in the national finals- last year Long copped the 23rd spot in San Diego.
Watch for these girls: Stephanie Jenks (Jr., Linn-Marr, IA)- One of the top endurance athletes in American history in that she is a strong junior level triathlete. Jenks has incredible range from 800-6000m. She is an easy choice to advance to San Diego should she compete in the regional; Rebekah Topham (Sr., Griswold, IA)- A beastress on the track with good speed and flexibility as she has excelled in the hurdle races. However, Topham's bread and butter is distance running. She comes in as the #3 returner and placed 16th last year in San Diego; Audrey Belf (Sr., Birmingham Seaholm, MI)- Lost her first race of the season at the NXN MW meet several weekends ago. Don't fret, she surely has a new goal of adding the sunny climes of San Diego to her bucket list; Sarah Kettel (Jr., Capital Homeschool, MI)- The surprise winner at NXN MW for the homeschooled kid. Kettel will be a marked runner from the start Saturday in Kenosha;
Grant Fisher
Maryjeanne Gilbert
Olin Hacker
Stephanie Jenks
Sarah Kettel
Jesse Reiser
Anna Rohrer
Rebekah Topham
Tagged Meets
The Official Showcase Meet Program and Schedule Jan 17, 2020
The Showcase: Strong Performances Expected Statewide Jan 19, 2020
Class A Boys Sprints Pre-Season Preview Jan 17, 2020
2020 Class A Boys Pre-Season Relays Preview Jan 16, 2020
The Showcase At Proviso West HS Promo Dec 29, 2019
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MileSplit Illinois Editor: Tony Jones, tjones@milesplit.com


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Machinists Request Governor's Help in Saving Washington State Aluminum Plant
The IAM is asking Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee for assistance in preserving U.S. domestic aluminum production capability and saving 700 aluminum smelting jobs at Alcoa Intalco Works in Ferndale, WA.
Alcoa Intalco Works, one of only seven primary aluminum smelters remaining in the United States, announced on April 22 that it was shutting down its Ferndale, WA plant.
TAKE ACTION: Ask President Trump to take all necessary actions to save U.S. Aluminum production
"For generations, the highly-skilled, IAM-represented workforce at Alcoa Intalco has proudly produced high-quality aluminum ingots which are a vital component in nearly every sector of U.S. manufacturing, from aerospace and shipbuilding to transportation, infrastructure and medical equipment manufacturing," wrote IAM International President Robert Martinez Jr. in a letter to Inslee .
U.S. Sens. Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell (D-WA), along with U.S. Reps. Suzan DelBene and Rick Larsen (D-WA) recently sent a letter to Alcoa President and CEO Roy Harvey, urging the company to work with the IAM to find a solution to the forthcoming layoffs at Alcoa's Intalco plant in Ferndale, WA.
The Ferndale facility is one of the largest employers in Whatcom County, and it is estimated that every job at the plant supports 4.2 indirect and induced jobs in the region.
The IAM is also asking President Trump to use all means necessary, including the Defense Production Act, to save 700 jobs at a strategically important aluminum smelter in the Pacific Northwest.
The post Machinists Request Governor's Help in Saving Washington State Aluminum Plant appeared first on IAMAW .
Updated: May 12, 2020 — 1:42 pm


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I like this idea, but it might be somewhat financially inviable. How about a twist on the idea, and set up a standardized format for viewers/forum members to follow, where they act as on the scene reporters, and they submit their own videos, and maybe they could get a featured as a segment during a Flite Test episode.
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Salt Lake City to open next year to tourists, with a salt lake city guide
SALT LAKE CITY — A year after the Salt Lake city council approved a $1.6 billion deal to build the first Salt Lake Convention Center, the city is poised to open its first downtown hotel next year, according to plans for the Salt River Project.
The city has not yet finalized a formal design for the hotel, which will be located on the former Salt Lake Railroad tracks and is expected to be completed by 2020.
But Mayor Mike Leavitt said the hotel will be a centerpiece of the convention center, which opened its doors in 2012 and is the second largest hotel in the world.
The convention center opened in January with more than 200,000 visitors a day and drew more than 6 million people a year.
The Salt River project is the city's attempt to bring an upscale hotel to the Salt Valley and attract tourists to the region, which has experienced a string of record-breaking heat waves.
The hotel will feature state-of-the-art facilities including luxury hotel suites and suites with private rooms, as well as a rooftop pool with spa and fitness facilities.
The new hotel will have a maximum occupancy of 20,000 guests, and Leavatt said the city expects the hotel to attract a diverse group of travelers, including first-time hotel guests and veterans.
Leavitt also said the Salt City Convention Center would open a year earlier than planned, so that the city would be able to hire a large contingent of hotel workers to help with construction.
The council approved the $1 billion hotel deal with Salt Lake Economic Development, and a federal loan was secured.
Leavit said the project will cost about $500 million, and the Salt Rivers Development Corporation will oversee the hotel.
The plan calls for building the hotel in two phases: Phase 1 will bring in about 50,000 hotel guests a year, including about 50 percent veterans.
The second phase will open in 2020, and construction will begin in 2021.
The first phase of the hotel is expected at least one year ahead of schedule.
The Salt River Center will open its doors to visitors this fall, with the hotel and convention center expected to open by 2020, according, according.
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Ben Gardane (Ben Guardane)
Ben Gardane (Ar. Ben Qardān) is a small coastal town in the southeast of Tunisia, situated on the main road from Tripoli to Tunis near the Libyan frontier. The modern development of the town commenced just after the establishment of the French protectorate in 1881, when the French built two military posts there to protect the Libyan border.
The modernization of the town attracted Jews, who came there for economic reasons, mainly from the island of Jerba in Tunisia and from Zuara in Libya. The Jewish population grew from about 234 in 1906 to 675 in 1946. They made up…
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