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"I FELT LIKE, YEAH, WE HAVE TO EXPLORE THIS VILLAIN. THIS MALEVOLENT PERSON."
"For me, i usually thought that acting should always be like a documentary," he continues. "That you need to simply feel whatever it really is that you're feeling, everything you think the type is certainly going through at that moment."
Ironically, the two hardly talked regarding the set, in component for their comparable performing methods and creative superstitions. "i did son't choose to speak with him on set," says Phoenix. "The first time we stated good early morning, and beyond that we don't understand that we chatted much."
"His character and my character, we didn't need certainly to mention any such thing," says De Niro. "We just say, 'Do the work. Relate once the figures to one another.' It makes it easier so we don't talk. There's no good reason to."
There is however some disagreement in the approach to the strategy. Before shooting their scenes, De Niro desired the cast to do a read-through of the script, a training he considered standard. Phoenix, nevertheless, has usually disliked doing read-throughs, element of their own mercurial "let it take place style that is. Recalls Phillips: "Bob called me personally in which he goes, 'Tell him he's a star and he's surely got asian dating site to be here, i love to hear the entire film, and we're planning to all be in an area and simply read it.' And I'm in between a stone and a difficult place because Joaquin's like, 'There's no fucking method I'm performing a read-through,' and Bob's like, before we shoot, that's what we do.' I really do read-throughs' "
In De Niro's business workplaces in Manhattan, Phoenix mumbled their means through the script and afterwards went into a large part to smoke cigarettes. De Niro invited him to their workplace, on a various floor, to talk, but Phoenix demurred. "He's in the front of Bob, in which he goes, 'I can't, we gotta get home,' recalls Phillips, "because he felt unwell from then on read-through, he didn't enjoy it."
Phillips urged him to come up—this had been Robert De Niro, after all—and Phoenix reluctantly consented. Once they chatted over several small problems, De Niro looked to Phoenix, took their face in their arms, and kissed him from the cheek. "It's going to be fine, bubbeleh," he said.
"It ended up being therefore beautiful," says Phillips.
Last July, Warner Bros. previewed Joker to a group that is select of at an assessment space in A west Hollywood resort. After viewing Phoenix whilst the creep that is maniacal Fleck, I went outside to see my leasing automobile was indeed towed—the rookie move of a non-Angeleno. It had been 8:30 during the night, just over time for a prescheduled telephone call from Joaquin Phoenix.
"Where have you been?" he asked, providing to get to my help. There clearly was a distressing minute when I told him the positioning. Within an uncanny and regrettable coincidence, it absolutely was straight behind the Viper place. Phoenix paused, then stated: "I'm sure that is on Sunset, but what's the cross street?"
Having simply seen Phoenix inside the harrowing part, it absolutely was difficult not to ever think about that grim evening, October 31, 1993. It absolutely was three days after Joaquin Phoenix's birthday that is 19th. He'd accompanied River and Rain to your club, that was frequented by the Hollywood brat pack regarding the age, including actors Keanu Reeves and Christina Applegate. One type of the tale is a well-known beginner guitarist handed River a Dixie glass containing a fluid mixture of heroin and cocaine, and then he drank it—well over a deadly dosage, the coroner later on determined. As River convulsed from the sidewalk beyond your club and Rain seemed on, Joaquin made the heartbreaking 911 call. The transcript of their panicked words—"Please arrive at him. Please! Please!"—would be printed in papers across the nation.
Now, 26 years later on, Phoenix drives up in a beat-up old Lexus that is black and smiling in a couple of white karate jeans and well-worn Converse sneakers, a tobacco cigarette dangling from their lip along with his locks not really much combed straight right back as yanked into distribution. Simply straight straight back from exercising karate, he goes instantly to the foyer associated with nearby resort to ask the supervisor for help finding where in actuality the car ended up being towed, and some minutes later we're driving to Hollywood Tow Service, a fluorescent-lit storage on a clear road, speaing frankly about Ray Bolger and Phoenix's present experiences with cryotherapy, for which you expose the body to subzero temperatures ("It's amazing, you gotta try it").
In 1991, River famously told Details mag which he lost their virginity at age four, which did actually cement a narrative in what took place inside the cult. "You really believe that?" states Phoenix. "It ended up being a total and joke that is total. It had been simply fucking utilizing the press. It absolutely was literally a tale, because he had been therefore fed up with being expected questions that are ridiculous the press."
"My parents had been never ever negligent," he claims. whenever Joaquin and their siblings were young ones, their household ended up being surviving in Venezuela, in addition to the kids of God community in the us. In 1977 they received a page through the frontrunner describing a fresh practice of "flirty fishing," utilizing sex to carry in followers. "They got some page, or nevertheless it arrived, some recommendation of the, in addition they were like, 'Fuck this, we're outta here,' " Phoenix says. "I think these people were idealists, and thought that these were with a bunch whom shared their philosophy, and their values. I do believe they most likely had been seeking security, and family members. Making a nation that had assassinated a president and a variety of civil legal rights leaders within a couple of years that are fucking that is so difficult in my situation to fathom, appropriate?"
Their mother, whom changed her very first title to Heart, later said "it took a long period getting over our discomfort and loneliness" after leaving the cult.
After your family found its way to Florida, the performing and dancing proceeded, with River and Rain forming a brother-sister work, winning skill competitions and gaining the eye of regional news. Whenever Phoenix's dad stopped working as a result of a classic straight back damage, their mom took cost: She delivered a write-up concerning the young ones to a classic acquaintance through the Bronx, Penny Marshall, who had been then featuring in the ABC sitcom Laverne & Shirley. Marshall's workplace published back again to state your family should stay in when they weren't already coming if they were ever in L.A., but hastened to warn them not to move there. Your family, having changed their name that is last to, stuffed their place wagon and relocated to L.A. "We said, 'Well, that's good enough,' " says Heart Phoenix. "It switched down them. that individuals never ever did satisfy"
Heart got employment as an assistant for an administrator at NBC and came across a high-profile youngster agent known as Iris Burton, whom got the kids into commercials and bit components on television. To supplement their earnings, the children sang their original tracks like "Gonna allow it to be," published by River, and busked for cash in matching yellow shirts and shorts. They learned party; Joaquin became a devoted break dancer.
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Alumni create petition to save Northern Illinois University TV production center
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Beni Enas (right), former general manager of Northern Illinois University's Northern Television Center, goes over a NTC News Tonight broadcast with anchor Karl Riewe on Nov. 30, 2017, at the old NTC studio, 123 Stadium Drive. The position of general manager will be filled by existing NIU faculty after the studios are consolidated into one in Watson Hall this summer.
DeKALB – An online petition to keep the old Northern Illinois University Television Center studio open after the university announced plans to consolidate the program has garnered more than 1,100 signatures.
The NIU Department of Communication is moving production from its current home at 123 Stadium Drive to its second studio in Watson Hall before the fall semester begins.
The petition claims the old studio, while dated, is closely modeled after real-world broadcast studios and Watson Hall does not create the same atmosphere.
Of the 1,500 signatures requested to be a petition on change.org, as of Friday afternoon, more than 1,150 people had signed since the petition that began circulating Monday.
"We want to keep NTC open so current students and generations to come will be set-up for success when their time at NIU is over," the petition reads. "Closing NTC is the first step in killing the broadcast journalism program at NIU."
NTC alumni have also created a website in conjunction with the petition that includes a list of testimonials from NTC alumni. According to the website, students and alumni were not told before the change, and alumni have reached out to NIU to get a cost estimate for repairs of the old studio, but have not heard back.
NIU spokesman Joe King said the university has not been formally contacted by NTC alumni, but is willing to work with them. Mehdi Semati, acting chair of the Department of Communication at NIU, however, is currently on research leave and unavailable to sit down and talk, King said.
"We're always happy to work with alumni, but unfortunately the right people to talk to are out of the country," King said.
At least nine NTC alumni have provided testimonials on the website. All testimonials come from those who have since entered into the media field.
Matt Knutson, executive producer for Windy City Live, wrote in his testimonial that NTC is the reason he works in television.
"From the moment I stepped in the door I realized I was home," Knutson wrote. "I owe my career to my time at the Northern Television Center."
Semati has said the decision to move the center was made to reduce costs and because of falling enrollment in the classes that used the studio. There are 17 students enrolled for the fall semester in the classes that use NTC production space, compared with 88 who were enrolled in the spring of 2015.
NIU will devote money and resources saved from the move to hiring more faculty and incorporating new classes, Semati said.
The position of station general manager, previously held by Beni Enas, will be filled by existing NIU faculty.
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And if history holds true, I know that sometime in the next 24 hours or so, I'll be suffering from the malady that plagues many Americans this time of year. That's right, the dreaded hyper-gobble-itis.
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Military training manual, 1799
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Charles Harris (1771-1804)
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William Richardson Davie (1756-1820), miniature engraving by Gilles-Louis Chrétien, 1800
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Yup, the Christmas posts have begun.
Does this make me behind the times? It is, after all, nearly the middle of December.
My tree's not up, and I've only baked one batch of Christmas cookies so far. It's possible I'm behind, but I'm honestly not that bothered by it.
Truth is, there are too many other things going on right now. Christmas is going to have to take care of itself. I'm buried in marking, I'm writing press releases like there's no tomorrow, and scheduling social content for 5 different channels. It's nutty, kids.
But that's okay. All of this frenetic energy is going to come to crashing stop when I get on a plane at the end of the week to go somewhere where it's not raining 24/7. Where it's warm and sunny.
The problem is, to get to that point, so that I don't have to worry or work while I'm away, is an immense amount of work.
It's all gonna be worth it, though!
So let's have a cocktail, shall we?
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Basically, when they tap the maple trees in the spring, they are collecting the sap inside the trees. That is maple water. Once they have enough of it, they boil it down and make it in the syrup you know and love on your pancakes. It takes 40 litres of maple water to make one litre of syrup.
But in the meantime, some smarty-pants discovered that this stuff tastes good, and when they had it analyzed, it turns out it contains electrolytes, amino acids, and ABA, a plant hormone that may help to balance blood sugar levels. Basically, if you have been a fan of coconut water, you're going to love this stuff. If you have not been a fan of coconut water (ie, me), you're going to love this stuff.
So what can you do with it? It's great for making coffee (c'mon, now, coffee and maple??!), you can put it in your smoothie, I've been using it to make overnight oats. And… cocktails!
For me, this stuff pretty neatly takes the place of a simple syrup. It's not a sweet, and it has a touch of acidity. I've been liking experimenting with it a lot.


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The first time the original members of the Eagles played together was as a backing band for Linda Ronstadt in Disneyland. She and her manager John Boylan helped them get together.
The name "Eagles" was chosen for a variety of reasons - its association with Western mythology, freedom, Americana... and the fact that in Glenn's mind, it sounded like a sports team or a gang.
The concept album Desperado was inspired by a book about old West outlaws - including photos of their corpses - that Glenn had received as a birthday present pre-Eagles fame.
The Eagles' Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 is the best-selling record of all time.
The phrase "Life in the Fast Lane" was introduced into popular culture by the Eagles song.
The Eagles have won four Grammys. In 1975, Lyin' Eyes won Best Pop Vocal Performance by a Duo, Group, or Chorus. In 1977, the single Hotel California won for record of the year, and New Kid in Town won Best Arrangement for Voices. In 1979, Heartache Tonight won Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo, Group, or Chorus.
The Eagles have had five #1 hit singles: The Best of My Love, One of These Nights, Hotel California, New Kid in Town, and Heartache Tonight.
They had four consecutive #1 albums: One of These Nights, Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975, Hotel California, and The Long Run.
After shows in the seventies, the Eagles were infamous for their "Third Encore" which included bathtubs of booze, copius amounts of illegal substances, and quite a few eager groupies. Destruction of hotel suites was not uncommon.
The "resumption" tour in 1994 was named Hell Freezes Over as a joking reference to what Don Henley used to tell people when they asked him if the Eagles would ever get back together.
The Eagles were inducted into the Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame in 1998, where for the only time to date, all seven present-and-former members performed together.


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Die Nationalstraße 3 ist eine ökonomisch wichtige Verbindung im Norden von Laos zwischen China und Thailand. Die 242 Kilometer lange Strecke beginnt in Nateuy in der Provinz Luang Namtha, an der  Nationalstraße 13 in Laos. Weiter führt sie südwestlich über die Provinzhauptstadt Luang Namtha bis zur Provinzhauptstadt Ban Houayxay in der Provinz Bokeo am Fluss Mekong und endet am Grenzübergang auf der Vierten Thailändisch-Laotischen Freundschaftsbrücke. Vor allem China ist an verbesserten Verkehrswegen nach Südostasien interessiert und es finanziert mit Thailand zusammen den Hauptanteil in den Ausbau der Fernstraßen in Laos. Der laotische Abschnitt gehört zu den Kunming-Bangkok Expressway, der wiederum einen Teil des Asian Highway AH3 darstellt.

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A pennsylvania Recreational Guide for Ryerson Station State Park
Organized Group Tenting
Hiking: 13 miles of trails
Winter Activities Ice Skating
Protect and Preserve Our Parks
Ryerson Station State Park
Ryerson Station State Park is in Greene County in the southwestern corner of Pennsylvania, near the West Virginia border. The 1,164-acre park features the 62-acre Ronald J. Duke Lake that is named in memory of a former manager of Ryerson Station State Park. The lake is currently drawn down for dam safety issues.
The park is on both sides of Bristoria Road, just off of PA 21, three miles from Wind Ridge, PA. These highways are accessible from either Washington or Waynesburg, PA.
The 62-acre Ronald J. Duke Lake is currently drawn down for dam safety issues. Any recreational activities associated with the lake are currently unavailable. Efforts are ongoing to rebuild the dam.
Camping: rustic sites, some with electricity
A 46-site campground for tents or trailers lies on a ridge overlooking the park. Camping facilities are open year-round. Camping permits must be secured at the park office. Some campsites permit pets for an additional fee. Twenty-two sites have electric hookups requiring an additional fee. Vault toilets and a sanitary dump station are provided. A playfield for kickball and other field sports is in the campground.
Camping Cottages: Located in the campground, the two cottages sleep five people in bunk beds, and have wooden floors, windows, electric heat, porch, picnic table, fire ring and electric lights and outlets. Parking for up to two vehicles is available at each cottage.
Organized Group Tenting: A rustic camping area is available for organized adult or youth groups from the second Friday in April to the end of September. The area can accommodate up to 100 people and provides vault toilets, drinking water, fire rings, picnic tables and a pavilion. Reservations are required.
Fishing: North Fork of Dunkard Fork flows through the lakebed and offers fishing for trout and panfish. In the spring, the PA Fish and Boat Commission stocks the creek downstream from the breastwork of the old dam and upstream of the lakebed, near the Iron Bridge.
éSwimming: Weather permitting, a free pool is open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. from Memorial Day weekend until Labor Day, unless posted otherwise. The pool complex is ADA accessible, including a lift for the pool.
éPicnicking: Picnic tables are available throughout the park, along with charcoal grills, drinking water and restrooms. Some of these facilities are ADA accessible. A small, children's play area is in the main picnic area. The park has five picnic pavilions. Three pavilions may be reserved up to 11 months in advance for a fee. Unreserved picnic pavilions are free on a first-come, first-served basis.
éHunting and Firearms: Over 900 acres are open to hunting, trapping and the training of dogs during established seasons. Common game species are deer, squirrel and turkey. Early and late goose hunting may occur.
Hunting woodchucks, also known as groundhogs, is prohibited. Dog training is only permitted from the day following Labor Day through March 31 in designated hunting areas. The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and the Pennsylvania Game Commission rules and regulations apply. Contact the park office for ADA accessible hunting information.
Use extreme caution with firearms at all times. Other visitors use the park during hunting seasons. Firearms and archery equipment used for hunting may be uncased and ready for use only in authorized hunting areas during hunting seasons. In areas not open to hunting or during non-hunting seasons, firearms and archery equipment shall be kept in the owner's car, trailer or leased campsite. The only exception is that law enforcement officers and individuals with a valid Pennsylvania License to Carry Firearms may carry said firearm concealed on their person while they are in the park.
Environmental Education: A variety of programs are offered during the summer season. The park environmental educator offers evening programs in the amphitheater on summer weekends, and guided hikes several times a week. Interpretive programs are also conducted at the environmental learning classroom in the park office.
The trails allow visitors to explore the park on foot and on cross-country skis in winter. The trails traverse many habitats, like mature forests, wet valley bottoms, evergreen plantations and fields in ecological succession. Most trails are wide, easily followed and therefore not color-blazed. Where deemed necessary, blazes are yellow.
Contact the park office for detailed trail descriptions.
Ice Skating: An ice skating area is in the Maple Grove Day Use Area. Contact the park office for ice skating opportunities.
Sledding and Tobogganing: Several small hills throughout the park are suitable for sledding.
Snowmobiling: Six miles of snowmobile trails are available for use by registered snowmobiles from the day following the last deer season in December until April 1, weather permitting.
Cross-country Skiing: Cross-country skiing is permitted on the un-groomed hiking trails and open areas throughout the park.
Kingdoms, nations and states have fought for the lands in and around Ryerson Station State Park.
The earliest known landholders were the Monongahela People. These American Indians disappeared right after European Colonists arrived in North America, leaving a huge territory that many fought to fill.
France and Great Britain fought for the Ohio River Valley in the French and Indian War, from 1689 to 1763. Unsatisfied with the peace treaty made with the victorious British, American Indian tribes fought Pontiac's Rebellion, which lasted three years.
To settle a land dispute between Pennsylvania and Maryland, Mason and Dixon surveyed the border between the states. In 1767, the surveyors were halted in Southwestern Pennsylvania by the Mingo Tribe who rightly feared that the white men were trying to steal their land.
Because European Settlers were invading Indian lands, angering the Indians, the British bought what became Southwestern Pennsylvania from the Iroquois League of Nations in 1768. The Iroquois claimed the lands, but never lived there. The Mingo, Shawnee and Lenni Lenape tribes that inhabited the land were not at the parley and did not give up their claims. The American Indians fought for their lands, killing settlers.
The colonies of Virginia and Pennsylvania claimed the land. In 1774, Virginia built a fort at the confluence of the North and South forks of Dunkard Fork of Wheeling Creek. A shelter from Indian raids, Ryerson's Fort was used until at least 1784, maybe even 1793. It is unknown when Ryerson's Fort came to be called Ryerson's Station. The fort was one of many stations used by rangers who patrolled for raiding Indians.
The U.S. courts settled the land dispute between the states in 1784, making the land part of Pennsylvania.
The fighting between the settlers and Indians continued. In 1787, seven members of the Davis Family were killed at their home, which was near the current park office.
The American Indians moved west, but the fighting in Southwestern Pennsylvania did not end. In 1794, U.S. citizens took up arms against the government and its new tax in the Whiskey Rebellion. President George Washington brought the army to quell the insurrection, finally bringing peace.
As part of its plan to have a state park within 25 miles of every resident of Pennsylvania, the former Department of Forests and Waters began acquiring land for a park in 1958. The dam was completed in 1960. In 1967, the campground was completed and Ryerson Station State Park opened to the public. The park was named for nearby Ryerson's Fort. Duke Lake was named for Ronald J. Duke, a former park manager.
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Information on nearby attractions is available from Greene County Tourist Promotion Agency.
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Please make your visit safe and enjoyable. Obey all posted rules and regulations and respect fellow visitors and the resources of the park.
• Be prepared and bring the proper equipment. Natural areas may possess hazards. Your personal safety and that of your family are your responsibility.
• Alcoholic beverages are prohibited.
• Please camp only in designated areas and try to minimize your impact on the campsite.
Contact a park employee or dial 911. For directions to the nearest hospital, look on bulletin boards or at the park office.
Southwest Regional Medical Center
350 Bonar Avenue
361 Bristoria Road
Wind Ridge, PA 15380
email: ryersonstationsp@pa.gov
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Lebanese commercial bank Al-Mawarid has begun a bank transformation project focused on mobile and online banking using the FusionBanking Essence Digital software from Misys.
The bank has been a Misys customer for more than 20 years, using core banking, branch management, trade finance, and now digital banking solutions from the company. The implementation is already underway, and the digital solutions are being integrated with the bank's core banking system, FusionBanking Equation. Support will be provided from Misys's Beirut office.
Misys systems are also used by Lebanon's Bank of Beirut, which began using its tools for trade repository and cross-asset collateral and margining services last year.
BLC Bank has ousted Ambit Treasury Management in favour of BML Istisharat's ICBS.
Four Middle Eastern exchanges – Amman, Beirut, Tunis and Muscat – are to migrate to Euronext's Universal Trading Platform, replacing the older NSC trading engine they are currently using.


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Home Universal Orlando Events Universal Orlando announces lineup of entertainment for the 2020 Holiday Season
Universal Orlando announces lineup of entertainment for the 2020 Holiday Season
Universal Orlando is ready to kick off the Holiday season.
From November 14 through January 3, 2021, guests can celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with a slew of new entertainment and celebrations that have been adjusted for guest safety.
Returning this year is Christmas in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Florida and Universal's Islands of Adventure. The streets of Hogsmeade and Diagon Alley are adorned with themed decorations, garlands, and lights. Guests can hear both magical and Muggle Christmas carols from the Frog Choir, and Celestina Warbeck and the Banshees returns to sing her Holiday hits. There will also be seasonal treats, holiday eats, and beverages – including the return of the fan-favorite, Hot Butterbeer. Unfortunately, the popular nighttime projection show – Magic of Christmas at Hogwarts – will not be featured this year due to adjustments of safety due to the pandemic.
The popular Grinchmas show will also be taking the year off; and while the show will not be held, the mean one will still be featured this year. The Grinch will make appearances throughout Seuss Landing at Islands of Adventure, as he continues to try and find ways to steal holiday cheer. In addition, the merry Whos from Whoville will be making appearances to spread Who-liday cheer.
Another adjustment due to the pandemic is the loss of parades, so Universal has adjusted with a new offering. Now, guests will have the opportunity to get up-close with larger-than-life parade balloons and floats like never before during Universal's Holiday Experience featuring Macy's Balloons. Guests will stroll along a picturesque pathway where they'll encounter elaborate floats and stunning balloons inspired by everything from iconic holiday staples like reindeers and the Nutcracker, to characters from popular animated films, including the mischievous Minions from Illumination's "Despicable Me" and "Minions" films, Gingy, The Gingerbread Man, from DreamWorks Animation's "Shrek" movies and the penguins from DreamWorks Animation's "Madagascar" franchise. It all culminates with a special appearance by Santa Claus and the opportunity to take a socially-distanced portrait.
During Universal's Holiday Character Celebration, guests can celebrate the holiday season with the Minions and other beloved characters from Illumination's "Despicable Me" and "Minions" films, and with DreamWorks Animation's treasured family of Shrek characters and King Julien and the crew from the "Madagascar" franchise. Guests will sing and dance along with some of their favorite characters as they arrive aboard incredibly-festive parade floats, then perform special holiday show moments that the entire family will enjoy. Afterward, guests will have the chance to take socially-distanced photos of themselves with the characters and floats.
A brand-new Tribute Store dedicated to the Holidays that will debut at Universal Studios Florida for the holiday season. Located in the New York area of the park, the store will be featuring four immersive rooms – including one inspired by Dr. Seuss' The Grinch – stocked with a variety of new merchandise and delicious seasonal food items. Guests can also browse Universal's assortment of Holidays merchandise and make purchases online by visiting www.shop.UniversalOrlando.com
Other Holiday festivities include:
Holiday Tree Hunt – Guests who purchase the Holiday Tree Hunt will embark on a search for 16 holiday-themed trees scattered throughout various merchandise locations in the theme parks and CityWalk. Guests will receive a brochure that outlines the participating locations, where they'll have to collect stamps to mark their visit to each stop. Those who successfully complete the entire hunt will receive an exclusive Holiday Tree Hunt-branded ornament.
Holiday Treat Trail – Guests can participate by grabbing a complimentary Holiday Treat Trail brochure that outlines a list of specialty food and beverage menu items across select dining venues. Those who purchase all qualifying items will receive a special sweet treat.
Universal Orlando continues to implement its enhanced health and safety procedures and guidelines focused on "screening, spacing and sanitization," and those practices will be applied to all experiences taking place during the destination's Holidays celebration.
Stay tuned to Inside Universal for all the latest on Universal Parks & Resorts.
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Lone star ticks expand range deeper into NJ, bringing risk of new diseases
The lone star tick is making its way northward in New Jersey. A team of researchers predict this will mean new tick-borne infections across the state.
Lone star ticks expand range deeper into NJ, bringing risk of new diseases The lone star tick is making its way northward in New Jersey. A team of researchers predict this will mean new tick-borne infections across the state. Check out this story on northjersey.com: https://www.app.com/story/news/local/land-environment/2019/12/11/lone-star-ticks-expand-range-nj-bringing-risk-new-diseases/4387657002/
Amanda Oglesby, Asbury Park Press Published 5:00 a.m. ET Dec. 11, 2019 | Updated 9:32 a.m. ET Dec. 11, 2019
Lone star ticks, carriers of diseases that can sicken humans, are expanding their range in New Jersey, according to a newly published study in the New England Journal of Medicine from researchers in Connecticut.
Blacklegged ticks, or deer ticks, and the larger lone star tick are expanding into new regions in the Northeast, according to researchers from the Center for Vector Biology and Zoonotic Diseases and the Northeast Regional Center for Excellence in Vector-borne Diseases. The groups worked with other institutions in New Haven, Connecticut, such as the Yale School of Public Health and the Connecticut Agriculture Experiment Station, to look at trends in tick populations and the risk of spread of tick-borne diseases.
Rising global temperatures, ecological changes, reforestation and commerce were cited as some of the reasons for expanding tick ranges.
"The lone star tick initially was discovered in the southeastern United States and that region is its historic range of distribution," researcher Goudarz Molaei, of Connecticut's Agriculture Experiment Station, said in an interview with the New England Journal of Medicine. "However, in recent years ... this tick species has expanded its range of distribution."
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Female lone star ticks can be identified by a white dot, or "lone star," on the back of the parasite, according to the CDC.
The Lone Star tick (Photo: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Researchers said the lone star tick's historic range ended in southern New Jersey, but in 2017 the ticks were discovered in Somerset and Middlesex counties. The species is now considered established across most of central and southern New Jersey, according to the study.
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That is a concern for scientists who believe the expansion of this tick population could bring new infections to New Jersey residents.
The lone star tick is an "aggressive, human-biting tick" which transmits several diseases, Molaei said.
The lone star tick does not carry Lyme disease, but does transmit southern tick-associated rash illness, or STARI, according to the Centers for Disease Control. Signs of infection are rash, fatigue, headache, fever and muscle pains, according to the CDC.
These ticks can also spread other diseases that have similar symptoms, like ehrlichiosis and Heartland virus, or the ulcer-causing infection tularemia, according to the CDC.
Researchers say that moderate maritime ecosystems of New Jersey and nearby states, along with abundant food for the tick's primary host, white-tailed deer, are creating favorable habitats for the northward moving ticks.
Story continues following a look inside a Rutgers tick lab.
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Andrea Egizi, Ph.D., a research scientist with the Tick-borne Diseases Program in the Monmouth County Mosquito Control Division, displays a variety of ticks at the Tick-borne Diseases Laboratory, a cooperative program between Monmouth County and Rutgers, at Rutgers' McLean Research Laboratories in New Brunswick, NJ Monday June 11, 2018. Tanya Breen
Andrea Egizi, Ph.D., a research scientist with the Tick-borne Diseases Program in the Monmouth County Mosquito Control Division, and Alvaro Toledo, an entomology professor and tick expert, identify ticks, which are enlarged through a microscope, at theTick-borne Diseases Laboratory, a cooperative program between Monmouth County and Rutgers, at Rutgers' McLean Research Laboratories in New Brunswick, NJ Monday June 11, 2018. Tanya Breen
Andrea Egizi, Ph.D., a research scientist with Tick-borne Diseases Program in the Monmouth County Mosquito Control Division, describes a blacklegged deer tick, which is enlarged under a microscope, at the Tick-borne Disease Laboratory, a cooperative program between Monmouth County and Rutgers, at Rutgers' McLean Research Laboratories in New Brunswick, NJ Monday June 11, 2018. Tanya Breen
Andrea Egizi, Ph.D., a research scientist with Tick-borne Diseases Program in the Monmouth County Mosquito Control Division, describes the different tick species found in New Jersey at the Tick-borne Diseases Laboratory, a cooperative program between Monmouth County and Rutgers, at Rutgers' McLean Research Laboratories in New Brunswick, NJ Monday June 11, 2018. Tanya Breen
Alvaro Toledo, an entomology professor and tick expert, tours the Tick-borne Diseases Laboratory, a cooperative program between Monmouth County and Rutgers, at Rutgers' McLean Research Laboratories in New Brunswick, NJ Monday June 11, 2018. Tanya Breen
Andrea Egizi, Ph.D., a research scientist with the Tick-borne Diseases Program in the Monmouth County Mosquito Control Division, and Alvaro Toledo, an entomology professor and tick expert, tour the Tick-borne Diseases Laboratory, a cooperative program between Monmouth County and Rutgers, at Rutgers' McLean Research Laboratories in New Brunswick, NJ Monday June 11, 2018. Tanya Breen
Andrea Egizi, a research scientist with the Monmouth County Mosquito Control Division and the Tick-borne Diseases Program at Rutgers. Tanya Breen
(right) Andrea Egizi, Ph.D., a research scientist with the Tick-borne Diseases Program in the Monmouth Co Mosquito Control Division, and (left) Alvaro Toledo, an entomology professor and tick expert, tour the DNA extraction room at the Tick-borne Diseases Laboratory, a cooperative program between Monmouth County and Rutgers, at Rutgers' McLean Research Laboratories in New Brunswick, NJ Monday June 11, 2018. Tanya Breen
Andrea Egizi, Ph.D., a research scientist with the Tick-borne Diseases Program in the Monmouth County Mosquito Control Division, tours the DNA extraction room at the Tick-borne Diseases Laboratory, a cooperative program between Monmouth County and Rutgers, at Rutgers' McLean Research Laboratories in New Brunswick, NJ Monday June 11, 2018. Tanya Breen
"We believe that this tick species has the potential to successfully compete and displace existing tick species in the northeastern United States, including the blacklegged tick," Molaei told the New England Journal of Medicine. "If this happens, we're going to be dealing with not just tick-borne diseases that we have currently circulating in the region, we will be dealing with new diseases that this tick is capable of transmitting."
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Lone star ticks are also newly established in Long Island, western Connecticut and coastal Massachusetts, according to the researchers.
The CDC recommends wearing insect repellent when outdoors, showering within two hours of coming indoors, checking body and clothing for ticks, and examining gear and pets. Ticks are most active between April and September.
Amanda Oglesby is an Ocean County native who covers Brick, Barnegat and Lacey townships as well as the environment. She has worked for the Press for more than a decade. Reach her at @OglesbyAPP, aoglesby@gannettnj.com or 732-557-5701.
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Elizabeth Bowen's Selected Irish Writings
Edited by Eibhear Walshe
This anthology of the Irish writings of the Anglo-Irish novelist, Elizabeth Bowen 1899-1973 gathers together, for the first time, her Irish writings including her lectures, essays, reviews and reports and includes an extensive introductory essay by the editor as well as annotations and a critical bibliography.
Elizabeth Bowen's family had been settled in Farrahy in North Cork for nearly two hundred years by the time of her birth in 1899 and her fictions reflect this long and difficult history between landlord and landscape. As she wrote in her family history Bowen's Court (1942) 'The land outside Bowen's Court's windows left prints on my ancestors eyes that looked out: perhaps their eyes left, also, prints on the scene?
If so, those prints were part of the scene to me'. In all of these Irish writings, Bowen looked homewards to North Cork as a place of stability and loyalty in an endangered world and her vision of Anglo-Ireland becomes her talisman, her source for imaginative power and stability in war-disordered London. This edited collection charts her illuminating relationship with the new Irish state from her perspective as an Anglo-Irish novelist and provides an account of her life-long engagement with her own country from 1929 until the late 1960s.
Cork University Press


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Get two Louisiana favorites at one stop
The new Zydeco Poboy & Daiquirí shop at 1042 Camellia Suite 5 is now open! The owner is a former oil fielder that isn't taking it lying down. If you are familiar with the former bakery, Katie Bakes, then you already know where this place is located.
Get two Louisiana favorites at one stop The new Zydeco Poboy & Daiquirí shop at 1042 Camellia Suite 5 is now open! The owner is a former oil fielder that isn't taking it lying down. If you are familiar with the former bakery, Katie Bakes, then you already know where this place is located. Check out this story on theadvertiser.com: https://www.theadvertiser.com/story/marketplace/2016/05/05/get-two-louisiana-favorites-one-stop/83981024/
The Daily Advertiser Published 2:28 p.m. CT May 5, 2016
This development news is provided by Developing Lafayette through a partnership with The Daily Advertiser
The interior of the new Zydeco Poboy and Daiquiri Shop is shown.(Photo: Developing Lafayette)
The new Zydeco Poboy & Daiquirí shop at 1042 Camellia Suite 5 is now open and the owner is a former oil fielder.
If you are familiar with the former bakery, Katie Bakes, then you already know where this place is located. Check out the place in the photos below:
The interior of the new Zydeco Poboy and Daiquiri Shop is shown. (Photo: Developing Lafayette)
The new Zydeco Poboy and Daiquiri Shop is now open in Lafayette. It is the former Katie Bakes. (Photo: Developing Lafayette)
Ben Powers writes about business developments in Acadiana on his website and Facebook page, Developing Lafayette. To see more, visit "Developing Lafayette" on Facebook or developinglafayette.
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