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Northeast Tennessee group to honor Pfc. Reece Gass - WCYB
Remains of WWII veteran comes home...The Rolling Thunder, Mountain Home Chapter is asking Northeast Tennesseeans who want to honor Pfc. Reece Gass, the World War II veteran whose body is returning to Greeneville on June 8th, to line the roads for a long-overdue welcome home.Gass' family will receive his remains Thursday evening at the Tri-Cities Airport.His casket will be escorted to Doughty-Stevens Funeral Home in Greeneville by law enforcement, an Army Honor Guard, Rolling Thunder Mountain Home Chapter, and many other organizations.The Rolling Thunder group is urging citizens not able to attend the public visitation or committal service on Saturday to line TN 75, TN Route 36, TN 354/Boones Creek Road, and 11E from the airport to Greeneville as a salute.The Rolling Thunder, Inc. is a non-profit veterans organization that seeks accountability for all prisoners of war and missing in action soldiers from past wars.
Missing man could be involved in murder - FOX 29
Rodriguez as well."Something else may have happened to Mr. Rodriguez or he is nowhere to be found which is sort of strange according to his friends and family members," said Officer Greene.Sanchez's family is hoping that once police find Rodriguez they will have an explanation for their loved one's death."I am not a bad person and I still have a heart and I feel for the parents of the other person that they haven't found him, what they must be going through and I still hope they find him," said Eden.Police are asking for anyone with information on this case to call Crime Stoppers at 224-STOP.
Carol S. Harshbarger - Timesonline.com
Carol S. Harshbarger, 67, of Aliquippa (Greene Twp.), died Friday morning, June 2, 2017, with family at her side at Valley Oaks, East Liverpool, Ohio.Born March 5, 1950, in East Liverpool, she was a daughter of the late Donald and Charmaine A. (Buzzard) Schultz. Along with her late husband, Don, she was the owner and operator of Harshbargers, Inc., and was also employed at the Hampton Inn and the 911 Air Force Base, both in Moon Twp.In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Donald E. Harshbarger, on March 5, 2016; a brother, Donald Schultz, and a sister, Barbara Jean Richards.Surviving are her daughters and their husbands, Stephanie and Rich Lounder, Hickory; Melissa and Sam Adams, East Liverpool, Ohio, and Kristyn and Shane MacLaughlin, Clinton; two sisters, Judy Schultz, East Liverpool, and Sherry Vincent, Lisbon, Ohio; two brothers-in-law and their wives, William and Linda Harshbarger, Texas, and Bob and Toni Harshbarger, Aliquippa, and six grandchildren, Richelle, Chadd, Ally and Lucy Lounder,...
Jesse "Pappy" Everett West Obituary - WKBN.com
Jesse will be cherished by his loving wife, Sarah West of Bristolville, Ohio; children, Sheila (Thomas) Doan of Southington, Ohio, Duane (Virginia) West of Bristol, Ohio, James (Elizabeth) West of Greene, Ohio, Shirley (George) Slusher of Bristolville, Ohio and Shelly (Richard) Gibson of Bristolville, Ohio; sister, Mural Hayes of Aurora, Ohio; half-brother, Everett West, Jr.; ten grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Besides his parents, Jesse was preceded in death by his brothers, Oscar, Herbert and Denzil West and sisters, Hazel Davis and Flora Fox.Services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, April 28, 2017 at Sager Memorial Park Chapel. Friends may call from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 27, 2017, at the Carl W. Hall Funeral Home. Interment will be in Sager Memorial Park, Bristolville, Ohio.Condolences can be sent to Jesse's family by visiting carlwhall.com.Order Flowers HereA television tribute will air Wednesday, April 26 at the following approximate times:12:25 p.m. WKBN, 6:58 p.m. on MyYTV and 10:37 p.m. FOX plus two additional spots throughout the day.Share this:Related PostsAdvertisement...
Deaths Summary for Thursday, April 13, 2017 - Charleston Post Courier
Home.GADSDEN, Michael Leon, 38, of Charleston, a funeral director with Dorothy's Home for Funerals and security guard with Signal Security, died Monday. Arrangements by Dorothy's Home for Funerals. GREENE, Brenda C., 56, of Charleston died Wednesday. Arrangements by Murray's Mortuary of North Charleston.NELSON, Malcolm Miles, 55, of Charleston, an employee of Universal Protection Services and widower of Marlene Tisdale-Nelson, died Saturday. Arrangements by Palmetto Mortuary. VAUGHN, Frederick Jerome, 63, of Charleston died Monday. Arrangements by Dorothy's Home for Funerals.Berkeley CountyPADDOCK, Lynn Armstrong, 81, of Moncks Corner, a railroad conductor, died Tuesday. Arrangements by Simplicity Lowcountry Cremation and Burial Services of North Charleston.PARSONS, Sylvia Foster, 82, of Bonneau, a civil service retiree with the Air Force and widow of McKeith Parsons, died Tuesday. Arrangements by Russell Funeral Chapel of Moncks Corner. Colleton CountyLASSETTER, Rose P., 66, of Walterboro died Tuesday. Arrangements by Palmetto Cremation Society of Charleston.YOUNG, David Lowell, 54, of Walterboro, a carpenter and husband of Dawn Beasley Young, died Tuesday. Arrangements by Brice Herndon's Walterboro Chapel.Dorchester CountyKELLNER, Frank H. III, 83, of Summerville died Wednesday. Arrangements by James A. Dyal Funeral Home. ROGERS, William M., 74, of Summerville, husband of Robin Rogers, died Wednesday. Arrangements by Tri-County Cremation Center.THOMAS, Ruth L., 56, of Summerville, a homemaker and wife of Marion E. Thomas, died Tuesday. Arrangements by Pa...
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Aerial Hoop is a great way to learn about aerial circus and is a fantastic way to build strength. You will learn a variety of balances, poses and dynamic moves that can be made into combos or routines. Not only will your strength improve but your confidence and performance skills will grow. Each session will contain a warm-up, conditioning (with or without the hoop), a selection of new moves to learn, practice time and a cool down.
Anyone is welcome to come and try.
We work on the basis of a maximum of three people per hoop and twelve people per teacher. This is to ensure that everyone receives the attention that they require.
What to wear to an Aerial Hoop Class?
Long layers such as leggings are best suited for this class. A tight fitting top with some addition warmer layers for before and after the class would also be recommended. Please feel free to bring leg warmers or an extra pair of leggings for extra protection.


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The Sound of Soulsville, USA
Everybody knows Motown. But at the same time another hit factory in the American South brought sweet soul music to the masses. Stax Records from Memphis made its mark on soul and rhythm & blues in the Sixties and Seventies, and gave the world legends like Otis Redding, Sam & Dave and Isaac Hayes. Listen up, class: this is a history lesson you can dance to.
It all began with Satellite Records, founded in 1957 by country fiddler Jim Stewart – who initially operated the label from his garage. Three years later Stewart moved operations to the Capitol Theatre on 926 East McLemore Avenue in South Memphis, a change of address that would change the world of music forever. And Memphis too, as the location now houses the fun-packed Stax Museum of American Soul Music, a must-visit for every music fan.
Back in the day, Stewart's sister and Stax co-founder Estelle Axton operated a record store in the old concession stand of the former movie theatre. This unwittingly launched the stellar rise of Stax Records, as the label was called from 1961 on. The shop brought very much needed income to the table and proved to be an excellent listening pool for the new music that came out of the studio next door.
On top of that, a constant queue of new talent lined up at the counter. David Porter, writer of Soul Man and Hold On! I'm Coming!, worked at a nearby supermarket when he decided to give the new folks on the block a try. His writing partner Isaac Hayes lived in the neighbourhood and started his professional career as an in-house session musician for Otis Redding. Who earned his chance in 1962, when a failed session with The Pinetoppers' guitarist Johnny Jenkins left 40 minutes on the clock for the soon-to-be legendary vocal stylings of Stax's biggest-selling superstar.
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In the meantime an unbeatable house band had formed, backing new songbirds while rapidly getting better with every beat. Together Booker T & The M.G.'s, with pianist/singer Booker T. Jones, guitarist Steve Cropper, bass player Donald 'Duck' Dunn and drummer Al Jackson, Jr, were a big part of what was to go into the books as the Stax sound.
The sound of Stax
But what is that famous Stax sound? According to Steve Cropper it has everything to do with the musicians playing without headphones in the big, downward slanting movie theatre that was turned into a studio: 'When you put headphones on, everybody just sort of tightens up. I played watching Al Jackson's left hand rather than by going what I heard in my head. I started to anticipate what lay ahead instead of waiting to actually hear the sound.'
Meanwhile the singer, standing behind a big heavy curtain behind the drummer, got the rhythm only after it bounced off the ceiling towards him a fraction of second later. For the layman these might be technical nuances, but that delayed backbeat unmistakably is the engine of the Stax sound.
Check out this Spotify playlist to hear it yourself. You'll be shaking your tailfeather in no time!
Don't have Spotify? Here are the tracks you should look for.
Carla Thomas – Gee Whiz (Look At His Eyes)
Sam & Dave – Hold On! I'm Coming!
Otis Redding – Nobody's Fault But Mine
Isaac Hayes – Theme From Shaft
Booker T & The M.G.'s – Green Onions
Bar-Kays – Soul Finger
Rufus Thomas – Walking The Dog
William Bell – You Don't Miss Your Water
Eddie Floyd – Knock On Wood
The Mar-Keys – Last Night
The Mad Lads – I Want Someone
The Emotions - So I Can Love You
Jean Knight - Mr. Big Stuff
The Staple Singers – Respect Yourself
Johnnie Taylor – Who's Making Love
National Civil Rights Museum, Memphis
The National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis is located at the former Lorraine Motel, where civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on 4th April, 1968.
The Lorraine was one of only a few hotels to which African-American travellers could enjoy overnight accommodations during the segregated eras leading up to the late 1960s in America. Although the museum pays tribute and homage to the legacy of Dr. King, it is devoted to the thousands of people who were part of the entire American Civil Rights Movement from 1619 to present.
The museum chronicles key episodes of the Movement, examines today's global civil and human rights issues, provokes thoughtful debate and serves as a catalyst for social positive change providing a focus of national remembrance. The museum's latest renovations saw it transformed to an immersive, interactive experience with 40+ films, touch screens and listening posts.
Visitors are transported back in time to explore galleries detailing the brutal and barbaric slave trade, the pernicious Jim Crow "separate but equal" laws which institutionalised racial segregation across America for more than 100 years, the legal battles to gain equality in employment and education as well as the sacrifice and bravery of so many activists and citizens.
Step aboard a vintage bus to hear the altercation between a public transit worker in Montgomery and Rosa Parks. Sit at a segregated lunch counter and feel the anger of a white mob.
The '1963 March on Washington' exhibit immerses the visitor into a life-like setting while an audio excerpt plays from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech.
Be sure to visit the Legacy Building, a former boarding house across the road from the Lorraine Motel, where James Earl Ray lodged before the assassination and investigates his case and ensuing conspiracy theories of who really killed Dr. King?
Visitors should allow at least three hours for a quality visit and experience.
Email memphis@deep-south-usa.com for further information.
New Memphis Music
Memphis is home to Sun Studio, where everyone from Elvis Presley to Johnny Cash to B.B. King recorded hits, and Stax Records, the label behind legends like Otis Redding and Booker T. & the M.G.s and contemporaries like Melissa Etheridge and Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats. The blues were born in Memphis. Big Star was born in Memphis. Julien Baker was born in Memphis. Al Green, Bruno Mars and U2 have all recorded in Memphis.
Memphis welcomes musicians in droves, artists who visit the city to record in famous spaces and then leave and though legends come and go, Memphis still boasts plenty of local acts. Rockers Lucero have been stalwarts of the scene for years now, but the gates are opening for new bands and hip-hop acts on labels like Goner and Madjack Records. Paste Magazine rounded up 10 emerging bands and artists from the "Birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll" to prove Memphis has still got it.
James & the Ultrasounds
Longtime Memphis musicman James Godwin is the brains behind James & the Ultrasounds, a four-piece surf-rock group who frequently plays local venues. Their sophomore record, None of the Above, dropped in August, and, clocking in at a short-but-sweet 28 minutes, it's a great first taste of Memphis rock 'n' roll. Though surf feels like their most applicable classification (None of the Above is chock full of wavy guitar and lots of backing oohs and ahhs), James & the Ultrasounds don't confine themselves to one style. Listen closely and you might pick up on their garage, punk and blues influences. James & The Ultrasounds are touring the UK October 2018, follow this link if you're interested in some free tickets!
Dirty Streets
Blues rockers Dirty Streets released their fourth full-length LP last month, Distractions, their first since 2015's White Horse. At times, their sound is polished and soulful (like on the Distractions title track); other times, they embrace the grime and churn out greasy garage rock ("Loving Man" is down-and-dirty yet danceable). Dirty Streets' Southern grit would pair just as well with a PBR and a loud Beale St. bar as it would a back porch and sweet tea—they just sound like Memphis.
Nots haven't released a full-length LP since 2016, but they're worth mentioning as one of Memphis' long-time established punk outifts. The all-female four-piece makes well-crafted, aggressive punk music, and they recently played their label Goner's rock festival in Memphis. Their 2015 single "Reactor" is a resonant, spacey trip through punk, with disjointed, agitated vocals acting as a vessel. In 2017, they released four new searing singles, and you'll want to keep an ear out for whatever they do next.
The Pop Ritual
The Pop Ritual sound nothing like their name would imply. The Memphis trio makes brooding, resonant industrial post-punk, music so dark it would put the night sky to shame. But for big fans of glitch-glaze and electro-punk, their music might feel more like a sonic blanket than a vast stormy sky—it does have a covering quality to it. Their most recent release was a 2017 LP, Perinde Ac Cadaver, which is a texturised trip through electronic beats and hooks.
AWFM (A Weirdo From Memphis)
AWFM is an eclectic hip-hop artist from Memphis, part of the larger hip-hop collective and label Unapologetic, who are key players in Memphis' burgeoning indie rap scene. You won't find his groovy rap on Spotify—AWFM is strictly an inhabitant of SoundCloud and YouTube, which seem like the most appropriate homes for his relaxed DIY rap.
Marcella and Her Lovers
Though leading woman Marcella Rene Simien originally hails from Lafayette, Louisiana., her band with the "Lovers" is Memphis-based, and Simien has lived in Memphis since moving there for art school in 2009. Simien's powerhouse voice lends itself to the group's swampy soul sound. The band released a groovy new single just last week, "Where You Are," a follow-up to last month's "En Chaleur," both from their new EP, Got You Found. Memphis has long been home to soulful blues bands and Marcella and Her Lovers know how to freshen those classic Memphis sounds for a 2018 audience.
Motel Mirrors
John Paul Keith and Amy LaVere are both established solo musicians who've played the Memphis circuit many times over, and with LaVere's husband Will Sexton, the trio make Motel Mirrors, a jazzy take on roots and Americana. They released a record, In The Meantime, earlier this year and it's a romp through Johnny Cash-influenced country and classic Memphis soul. Keith also has a release out this year, a solo LP called The Heart Shaped Shadow.
The Band CAMINO
Indie alternative group The Band CAMINO haven't even released a full-length album yet, but they've attracted quite a fan base since their 2016 EP My Thoughts on You. Their breezy, radio-ready rock songs seem to be peppered everywhere on Spotify's mood playlists, giving them a boost with listeners beyond their hometown of Memphis. Their latest single, "Daphne Blue," is the loudest and most arena-ready of their releases so far, but it still maintains The Band Camino's signature pop angle.
Hash Redactor
Hash Redactor are scarcely on the internet, a rarity in 2018, so their music is difficult to track down unless you actually live in Memphis and can catch them live. But they came so highly recommended by so many Memphis locals that Paste Magazine had to include them. They crank out clashing, riotous punk jams and they're currently working on a full-length record, expected out in winter 2019 on Goner. In the meantime, you won't have much luck finding them on Google, but you can track down their "FISH" demo on YouTube for your listening and rioting pleasure.
Aquarian Blood
Aquarian Blood's latest release, titled Late Nite in Paradise, is yet another example of Memphis' unexpected, but flourishing, fringe-rock scene. It's antsy, loud and everything you'd expect scrappy DIY punk to sound like, with a touch of electronica. The relatively young group is also tricky to track down on the inter-webs, but once you do, you'll want to stick around for their angsty, delightfully dissonant musings.
For further information on any of these bands email memphis@deep-south-usa.com and follow this link to read the full article including YouTube videos for each of the above bands.
Stax Museum of American Soul Music, Memphis
The Stax Museum of American Soul Music tells the story of Stax Records and other American soul music through videos, vintage musical instruments and interactive exhibits.
Thousands of items of memorabilia help explain the phenomenal and complex story of how STAX Records came to launch the careers of icons such as Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, Sam & Dave, Booker T. & the MGs, Rufus and Carla Thomas, Albert King, Eddie Floyd and numerous others.
Located at the original site of STAX Records, your soul odyssey starts with the award-winning short documentary complete with rare footage of the 1967 STAX/Volt European tour and seminal WATT STAX concert in Los Angeles.
From the documentary the odyssey continues to an authentic 1906 Mississippi country church which is reconstructed inside the museum with original pews, pulpit, altar table and cornerstone to help tell the story of the African-American church influence on soul music.
Isaac Hayes' gold-trimmed, fur-lined 1972 Cadillac Eldorado complete with television and refrigerator is a highlight of the museum and one of the most photographed exhibits. Also on display are original instruments used to create the STAX sound including the M3 organ Booker T. Jones played on "Green Onions" while The Hall of Records has some 300 albums and 800 45 singles all recorded at STAX.
You can see Stax Records' founder Jim Stewart's circa-1907 French violin, the same one used to help create the string arrangements on Carla Thomas' 'Gee Whiz' and don't miss the 'Express Yourself' dance floor complete with disco ball that continuously shows vintage Soul Train television footage.
The STAX Museum generates income for the non-profit Soulsville Foundation which also operates the world-renowned STAX Music Academy and The Soulsville Charter School for almost 700 inner-city middle and high school students with a 100-percent graduation and college acceptance rate.
Look for local performances by the STAX Music Academy and see how the STAX legacy is being preserved by and for a new generation.
For more information email memphis@deep-south-usa.com
Beale Street – America's Most Iconic Street
What does the renowned Beale Street have to offer? With three blocks of nightclubs, restaurants and shops in the heart of downtown Memphis, the Beale Street Entertainment District is a melting pot of delta blues, rock 'n' roll, R&B and gospel.
B.B. Kings Blues Club
Whether it's Blues, Soul or Rock 'n' Roll, you will find your beat at the legendary B.B. Kings Blues Club located at the top of Beale Street. Ribs are their specialty, but shrimp, grits, barbecue chicken, burgers and other fine Southern dishes are also available. For lovers of live music, this is a must-visit club if you're in town!
Memphis in May
Summer starts with Memphis in May, a month long celebration including a 3-day Beale Street Music Festival which brings major headliners like Ed Sheeran, Neil Young, Snoop Dogg, Red Hot Chili Peppers and John Legend, the World Championship BBQ Cooking Contest, a local festival and tribute to an international partner to Tom Lee Park end of Beale Street on the Mississippi River.
Catch a game at the largest indoor arena in the Mid-South area located on Beale Street and home to the Memphis Grizzlies and NCAA Division 1 University of Memphis Tigers Men's basketball team. Plus check out the calendar as some of the world's biggest performances take to the stage throughout the year.
Beale Street Flippers
The Beale Street Flippers astonish crowds as they defy gravity with their amazing acrobatics along the street as a Memphis treasure turned national sensation!
Rum Boogie Cafe
Eat, drink, boogie, repeat - open 7-days a week until 1am. Including live music and a delicious Cajun bbq menu, this juke joint is a featured venue for the International Blues Challenge that takes place every January.
A. Schwab
A. Schwab is the only original business remaining on Beale Street. It is the place to buy all things Memphis from arts and crafts to books, magazines, sweets and famous brands such as Sun Studio, Hi Records, Elvis and Stax.
Located in downtown Memphis on the southwest corner of South Main and Beale Street you'll find the majestic Orpheum Theatre. Broadway shows, live music and comedy performances are some of the events you'll find here.
50,000 festive friends count down the Guitar Drop every year as they ring in the New Year at the Hard Rock Cafe. This party features boas, beads and of course barbecue, with the best live music coming out of the clubs on Beale Street.
For further information or to order a guide email tennessee@deep-south-usa.com
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As part of a company strategy to bolster design resource, Fi Murray has been promoted to the newly created role of principal creative.
Vivid has made several key personnel changes to its R&D department to support the continued growth and investment in its in-house product development and growing international business.
As part of a company strategy to bolster design resource, Fi Murray (pictured above) has been promoted to the newly created role of principal creative, reporting to R&D manager James Wing (above, middle).
Murray will be responsible for identifying and exploiting new product opportunities and trends and her role will also include driving brand extensions and Vivid IP.
Elsewhere, Ross Coffield (above, left) has been promoted to senior design engineer. Coffield has previously provided innovative features and solutions on several of Vivid's high profile brands including Animagic, Fungus Amungus and Thunderbirds.
Finally, Vivid have recruited Lauren Mayor to join the team as a product designer. Mayor, a graduate of Brunel University, joins from Tomy where she worked on Lamaze. Previously at Fuse, Mayor worked on Sophia the First and Vivid's very own Crayola items.
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We are honoured and very excited to be presenting one of the most captivating and original performers on the folk-circuit. With perfectly sparse guitar playing accompanying his singular Scottish voice, his delivery is direct and true.
Alasdair Roberts is a master of the folk genre, his unassuming and honest delivery, whilst seemingly artless, belies a deep and finely honed talent; an ability to conjure fresh magic from the traditional whilst imbuing his own compositions with the heft of the ages.
He draws upon the traditional song and music culture of Scotland, and further afield, to create both his own idiosyncratic and evocative compositions as well as fresh interpretations of folk songs and narrative ballads.
His most recent album is The Old Fabled River (2021), recorded in collaboration with the Norwegian group Völvur; it features four new self-written songs as well as both Scottish and Norwegian traditional songs.
Alasdair enjoys a wide range of collaborations with fellow musicians, including during lockdown with the likes of Bonnie Prince Billie and Bill Callahan. He plays in the groups Furrow Collective, Current 93 and Green Ribbons and has toured extensively both in the UK and worldwide, both solo and with various musical companions.
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An evening of song with Larry John McNally
An intimate evening in the company of the songwriter's songwriter, his songs have been recorded by the likes of Aaron Neville, Chaka Kahn, The Eagles, Average White Band, Rod Stewart, Joe Cocker, Don Henley and Bonnie Raitt


We're less than two weeks out from VRLA Summer Expo 2016. Time to buy your tickets.
Over the past couple years, we've watched VRLA grow from a 100 person meetup into the world's largest virtual reality expo. On August 5th and 6th, the expo will break its own record once again when 6,000 people from around the world occupy over 80,000 square feet of the Los Angeles Convention Center for a two-day celebration of virtual reality.
Reggie Watts will kick things off as the keynote speaker. Most people know Reggie as the creator of Comedy Bang Bang, or the band leader and announcer of the Late Late Show with James Corden. But Watts is also active in the VR world. Earlier this year, he released his first VR project at Sundance called Waves. Most recently he performed live in AltspaceVR.
Watts won't be the only creative powerhouse in the building. On the show floor you'll find visual artist and Pop-Shamanist Android Jones. He'll be showing his Microdose VR experience and the SAMSKARA dome show, which teleports groups of people through 7,000 years of story and consciousness as told by the Hindu Vedas.
VRLA is teaming up with Skullcandy and TheWave to let you dance as an avatar while a some of your favorite DJs perform live. To be clear, you'll be dancing on the ground and in a virtual venue simultaneously, questioning the difference between your physical and virtual existence.
The show floor will be full of over 130 exciting experiments in VR, including Mindride's Airflow which lets you fly like a bird in VR.
In addition to running the world's largest VR expo, founders Cosmo Scharf and Jonnie Ross are also part of a VR startup called Visionary VR, where they recently raised a six million dollar seed. They will be showcasing a first look at the app they've been building for creating stories in virtual reality. We can't wait to see it.
On August 6th, VRScout is hosting the official VRLA after party, a night of live performances in virtual reality from local artists and DJs, mixed reality livestreaming, demos and films from some of LA's top VR creators.
The after party already sold out, but you can still win tickets and get early access to future events by signing up for our newsletter and following @VRScout just about anywhere on the internet.


Know your CEan - MaRo!
The Big K: Hi MaRo, you have been around on CE for a long time . You have helped lot of Crazy Engineers. We'd like to know more about you.
MaRo: It's my pleasure to be in Know Your CEan & in CE at all.
The Big K: What do you do for a living?
MaRo: I'm a computer science student, working in a computer company called Creo in Egypt as a Software developer & by the way, Creo has a very good R&D team.
The Big K: Why did you decide to become an engineer?
MaRo: It came coincidence, after High school my father told me but I didn't want to join Engineering college I wanted computer science. So, by the time I found myself reading & enjoy doing this CE stuff & thinking about weird ideas (weird for normal people not for CE ).
The Big K: Tell us about your hobbies.
The Big K: What brought you to CE? What was your first impression?
The Big K: Name three CEans whom you'd like to meet in person.
The Big K: Tell us one thing that you like the most about CrazyEngineers.
The Big K: ...and one thing that you don't like about CrazyEngineers.
MaRo: The problem with Engineering stuff is it can't gain charisma easily, CE needs some charisma, we have to talk about this on the discussion forums.
The Big K: What is the biggest achievement in your life so far?
MaRo: 1 Patent, some new stuff but not by myself in a team, Creo is full of thinking teams always thinking about changing everything from planes till toilets.
The Big K: Tell us about the most embarrassing moment from your engineering days.
MaRo: It was my first day in work, I was writing some code in Java that generates sound frequency in the office, playing with the equation to change the sound it produced a very noisy sound, like fart voice, I saw all people just starring at me.
The Big K: What are your plans for the future?
MaRo: Getting up with CREO to beat some big companies, (We're not evil) Just dreaming. Make some new standards, innovations & put arabs in a better rank in technology market.
Tell us more about the patent that you have?
Great interview  Lol @ fart noise.
About the patent, it's very simple idea, AIT (Automatic Irrigation Tool) some sensors in the plant container inform the a water pump attached to the container that it needs water and water flows to the soil, I didn't intend it to be a patent but some hotel here liked the idea and installed it all over the place. now the national patent registration procedurals taking place.
thank you Big K for the interview, i'm glad to join in this forum.


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Markets Right Now: Stocks swoon as trade war flares
Posted: Aug 5, 2019 / 01:36 PM CDT / Updated: Aug 5, 2019 / 03:56 PM CDT
NEW YORK (AP) — The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local):
Stocks dropped 3% on Wall Street, their worst loss of the year, after China countered President Donald Trump's latest tariff threat by letting its currency weaken to the lowest level in more than 10 years.
Investors fear that the escalating trade war between the two giant economic powers could do lasting damage to the world economy.
They responded Monday by dumping stocks and shoveling money into U.S. government bonds, which are considered ultra-safe. That sent bond yields sharply lower.
Technology companies, which would stand to suffer in a protracted trade war, took the biggest losses. Apple gave up 5.2%.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 767 points, or 2.9%, to 25,717.
The S&P 500 fell 87 points, or 3%, to 2,844. The Nasdaq fell 278 points, or 3.5%, to 7,726.
Stocks are plunging on Wall Street after China let its currency sink to the lowest level in more than a decade, escalating its trade war with the U.S.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 800 points Monday, or 3%, its worst drop of the year.
Technology companies and banks fell the most. Apple and Bank of America each fell 5%.
Bond prices soared, sending yields sharply lower, as investors sought safety.
China's central bank allowed the yuan to sink below seven per dollar. Investors are concerned that Beijing is using its currency as a weapon in its trade skirmish with Washington.
The Dow lost 850 points, or 3.2%, to 25,629.
The S&P 500 fell 93 points, or 3.2%, to 2,837. The Nasdaq fell 309 points, or 3.9%, to 7,694.
Stocks are falling sharply on Wall Street after China let its currency sink to the lowest level in more than a decade, escalating its trade battle with the U.S.
Technology and financial stocks posted the biggest drops Monday. Apple sank 4.5% and Bank of America dropped 4.7%.
China's central bank allowed the yuan's exchange rate to sink below the politically sensitive level of seven per dollar.
Investors are concerned that Beijing is using its currency in an escalating trade war with U.S. President Donald Trump.
The S&P 500 fell 68 points, or 2.3%, to 2,863.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 601 points, or 2.3%, to 25,875. The Nasdaq fell 244 points, or 3.1%, to 7,759.
Bond prices rose sharply. The yield on the 10-year Treasury fell to 1.76%.
Industrial and financial stocks posted the biggest drops early Monday. Apple sank 2.8% and Bank of America dropped 3.5%.


Shortly after 8 p.m. the lights went down and eight normal-looking actors filed onto the stage and struck a pose. Nothing looked out of the ordinary. At least not yet.
The original comedy, now playing at Ann Arbor's Improv Inferno, skewers everything about the holidays that many adults love to hate.
While not all of the skits work, several do stand out.
Mark Sobolewski gives a cutting performance as that one relative every family has who's a little too creepy for everyone's taste – yet for one day a year you welcome him (or her) into your home and act like you really love the bizarre presents he brings.
Not to be left out of the festivities, both Jesus and Santa make appearances – as a crime-fighting duo who, over the course of several vignettes, must apprehend a local gangster. Think "Cops" with a legendary twist, played to many laughs by Hartman, Jonny Victor and the always funny Brian Hatch.
But just when you think the show can't get any more irreverent, the final scene comes along – and in particular, its final line. It might make you think twice about attending your office's next Christmas party. But then again, maybe not.
Also in the show this past Friday were Sabrina Harper, Christy Bonstell and Sara Grieshaber who generated the most laughs with her quick-thinking "cover" when another performance bobbled her lines.
"The Christma-Hana-Kwanzaa Holiday Spectacular" runs Fri. & Sat. nights throughout December (excl. Christmas Eve and NY Eve) at Improv Inferno, 309 S. Main, Ann Arbor. Tickets: $10. For information: 734-214-7080 or http://www.improvinferno.com. For adults only.
The Bottom Line: A merry, happy but certainly not holy holiday treat!
A holiday tradition begun four years ago as a one-night only homecoming celebration for Metro Detroit's improvisers has blossomed this year into a weeklong event that organizers promise will feed the hungry, help the arts and leave its audiences in good cheer.
It's a tall order, to be sure, but if anyone can accomplish all that, it's the hardworking thespians at Hamtramck's Planet Ant and its popular Improv Colony. "It's a lot of local people having fun," said Eric Maher, the Ant's artistic and executive director.
The festival opens Thursday, Dec. 15 and runs nightly through Thursday, Dec. 22 from 8 p.m. until midnight.
The schedule includes performances by local improv troupes Eye Candy, Bottle of Red, 6 Month Suspension, Tiger Ride and Vegan Meat Locker, plus short comedic videos by The Neutrino Project, Fullerton Productions and Fevered Ego Productions. Live music performances by The Bannisters (a local folk rock band known for its music, video shorts and comedy skits) and 3 Guys Named Joe (three guys, none of whom are named Joe, by the way, who improvise music and songs with only one guitar, a conga drum and three-part harmonies) are also planned.
Admission to most events is a $3 donation.
But the highlight of the festival is the fifth annual Planet Ant Colony Holiday Blowout on Monday, Dec. 19. The evening begins at 7 p.m. with photos taken on Anta Claus's lap – yes, you read that correctly – and continues with a dizzying array of five-minute skits by some of the area's best improvisers. The night also includes a canned goods collection for the needy, a raffle and games played for fabulous prizes. Admission is $5 plus a canned good, or $6 cash.
"2005 Improv Festival and Holiday Fundraiser" runs nightly from Thu., Dec. 15 – Thu., Dec. 22 at Planet Ant Theatre, 2357 Caniff, Hamtramck. Admission is generally a $3 donation, but varies by event. For complete information, call 313-365-4948 or log on to http://www.planetant.com.


Find out about the personal budgets available for carers who are looking after someone who is living with dementia.
Can carers get a personal budget?
If you are a carer, you have a right to an assessment of your own needs by the local authority. This is called a carer's assessment and the aim is to support you to continue to care for as long as you want to and are able to.
This right applies even if you live separately from the person you care for. It also applies if the person you care for does not want to have their own needs assessment. Local authorities have a duty to meet any eligible care needs identified in the assessment.
For more information see Assessment for care and support in England, Assessment for care and support in Wales, or Care assessment process in Northern Ireland.
Once you have been assessed, you should be told the outcome of the assessment and a support plan should be agreed. If you need support, it can be arranged by the local authority or you will be offered a direct payment to meet your needs in a more flexible way.
How can a carer use their personal budget?
The payment must be used to help you achieve the outcomes as defined in your support plan. It is to help you to keep caring for the person and helps you maintain your health and wellbeing. Direct payments can pay for various things, including taxi fares, gym membership, driving lessons, counselling and adult learning.
The local authority has the power to charge carers for services that are provided directly by them or via a direct payment. There will be a financial assessment, but income from any work that you or your partner do is not taken into account in this assessment. Any replacement care (also known as 'respite care') provided for the person you care for cannot be included as part of your personal budget amount. It must be paid for by the person you care for from their personal budget, as it is them receiving the care.


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Q: Нужна помощь с RedM сервером по RDR2 RP У меня перестал запускаться сервер по RDR2 RP.При включение сразу же выкл.сервер,в консоли выдает такую ошибку, жалуясь на скрипт, после его удаление и возвращение предыдущего скрипта. Сервер так же не вкл.
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for vorp_adminmenu
Symbol file LoadedFromMemory is not a mono symbol file
[script:vorp_adminmen] Instantiated instance of script vorpadminmenu_sv.BanManager.
[script:vorp_adminmen] Instantiated instance of script vorpadminmenu_sv.LoadUsersInfo.
[script:vorp_adminmen] vorp_adminmenu: Language En.json loaded!
[script:vorp_adminmen] Instantiated instance of script vorpadminmenu_sv.LoadConfig.
[script:vorp_adminmen] Instantiated instance of script vorpadminmenu_sv.PlayerBanned.
[script:vorp_adminmen] Instantiated instance of script vorpadminmenu_sv.TriggersDatabase.
[script:vorp_adminmen] Instantiated instance of script vorpadminmenu_sv.TriggersServer.
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource vorp_adminmenu
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for vorp_weaponstore
[script:vorp_adminmen] Unhandled task exception:
[script:vorp_adminmen] Microsoft.CSharp.RuntimeBinder.RuntimeBinderException: 'CitizenFX.Core.ExportSet' does not contain a definition for 'execute'
[script:vorp_adminmen] at (wrapper dynamic-method) System.Object.CallSite.Target(System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Closure,System.Runtime.CompilerServices.CallSite,object,string,string[],System.Action`1<object>)
[script:vorp_adminmen] at System.Dynamic.UpdateDelegates.UpdateAndExecuteVoid4[T0,T1,T2,T3] (System.Runtime.CompilerServices.CallSite site, T0 arg0, T1 arg1, T2 arg2, T3 arg3) [0x0012c] in <3e501f8d5238405b81a46e43e9571825>:0
[script:vorp_adminmen] at (wrapper delegate-invoke) System.Action`5[System.Runtime.CompilerServices.CallSite,System.Object,System.String,System.String[],System.Action`1[System.Object]].invoke_void_T1_T2_T3_T4_T5(System.Runtime.CompilerServices.CallSite,object,string,string[],System.Action`1<object>)
[script:vorp_adminmen] at vorpadminmenu_sv.BanManager.LoadBannedsFromDB () [0x00087] in <a2885e26dd05427b9beb770fcaf7fbcd>:0
Symbol file LoadedFromMemory is not a mono symbol file
[script:vorp_weaponst] vorp_weaponstore: Language En.json loaded!
[script:vorp_weaponst] Instantiated instance of script vorpweaponstore_sv.LoadConfig.
[script:vorp_weaponst] Instantiated instance of script vorpweaponstore_sv.weaponstore_init_sv.
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource vorp_weaponstore
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for vorp_banks
[ script:vorp_banks] Instantiated instance of script VORP_BankServer.Database.
[6nvorp_banks: Language Es.json loaded!
[ script:vorp_banks] Interaction
[ script:vorp_banks] InsuficientMoneyInstatnTrasference
[ script:vorp_banks] InsuficientMoneyTrasference
[ script:vorp_banks] Instantiated instance of script VORP_BankServer.LoadConfig.
Vorp Core: retrieveUserBankInfo function callback registered!
Vorp Core: searchUsers function callback registered!
[ script:vorp_banks] Instantiated instance of script VORP_BankServer.Server.
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource vorp_banks
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for vorp_barbershops
[script:vorp_barbersh] Instantiated instance of script vorp_barbershops_sv.barbershops_sv.
[script:vorp_barbersh] vorp_barbershops: Language En.json loaded!
[script:vorp_barbersh] Instantiated instance of script vorp_barbershops_sv.LoadConfig.
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource vorp_barbershops
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for vorp_housing
[ script:vorp_housing] Instantiated instance of script vorphousing_sv.HouseInventory.
[ script:vorp_housing] vorp_housing: Language En.json loaded!
[ script:vorp_housing] Instantiated instance of script vorphousing_sv.LoadConfig.
Vorp Core: getRooms function callback registered!
Vorp Core: getHouses function callback registered!
[ script:vorp_housing] Instantiated instance of script vorphousing_sv.vorp_housing_sv_init.
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource vorp_housing
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for VORP_Fishing
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: fishbait registered!
[ script:VORP_Fishing] Instantiated instance of script vorp_fishing_sv.FishingEvents.
[6nVORP_Fishing: Language En.json loaded!
[ script:VORP_Fishing] Instantiated instance of script vorp_fishing_sv.LoadConfig.
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource VORP_Fishing
[ citizen-server-impl] Couldn't find resource weathersync.
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource uiprompt
[ citizen-server-impl] Couldn't find resource spooner.
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource redm_blips
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for vorp_hunting
Vorp Core: vorp_hunting:getjob function callback registered!
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource vorp_hunting
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource progressBars
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource no_dot
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for kcrp_boats
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource kcrp_boats
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource ipl
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource freecam
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource RedM_Ragdoll
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for Bulgar_doorlocks_vorp
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource Bulgar_doorlocks_vorp
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for baitshop
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource baitshop
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource at_anims
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for at_ped
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource at_ped
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource interactions
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for vorp_ml_policejob
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource vorp_ml_policejob
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for poke_medicjob
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource poke_medicjob
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for wcrp_interaction
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: CONSUMABLE_CIGARETTE_BOX registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: CONSUMABLE_HAIR_GREASE registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: cigar registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: notebook registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: pocket_watch registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: book registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: pipe registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: fan registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: chewingtobacco registered!

[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource wcrp_interaction
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for fred_metabolism
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource fred_metabolism
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for Redm_Stores
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource Redm_Stores
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for syn_ranch
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource syn_ranch
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for green_canteen
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource green_canteen
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for poke_rpchat
Vorp Core: getGroupReport function callback registered!
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource poke_rpchat
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for redemrp_me
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource redemrp_me
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for GoldPaning
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource GoldPaning
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource redemrp_notification
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for rgn_miner
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource rgn_miner
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for syn_crafting
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: campfire registered!
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource syn_crafting
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for dzp_poker
[ script:dzp_poker] Error parsing script @dzp_poker/server.lua in resource dzp_poker: @dzp_poker/server.lua:5: ']' expected near 'g'
[ c-scripting-core] Failed to load script server.lua.
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource dzp_poker
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for gum_farming
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Agarita_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Alaskan_Ginseng_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: American_Ginseng_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Bay_Bolete_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Bitter_Weed_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Bulrush_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Black_Berry_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Black_Currant_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Blood_Flower_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Burdock_Root_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Cardinal_Flower_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Chanterelles_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Choc_Daisy_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Creekplum_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Creeking_Thyme_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Crows_Garlic_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Desert_Sage_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: English_Mace_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Evergreen_Huckleberry_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Golden_Currant_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Hummingbird_Sage_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Indian_Tobbaco_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Milk_Weed_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Oleander_Sage_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Oregano_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Parasol_Mushroom_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Prairie_Poppy_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Rams_Head_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Red_Raspberry_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Red_Sage_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Texas_Bonnet_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Violet_Snowdrop_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Wild_Carrot_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Wild_Feverfew_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Wild_Mint_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Wild_Rhubarb_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Wintergreen_Berry_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Wisteria_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Yarrow_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Agarita_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Alaskan_Ginseng_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: American_Ginseng_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Bay_Bolete_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Bitter_Weed_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Bulrush_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Black_Berry_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Black_Currant_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Blood_Flower_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Burdock_Root_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Cardinal_Flower_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Chanterelles_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Choc_Daisy_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Creekplum_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Creeking_Thyme_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Crows_Garlic_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Desert_Sage_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: English_Mace_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Evergreen_Huckleberry_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Golden_Currant_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Hummingbird_Sage_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Indian_Tobbaco_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Milk_Weed_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Oleander_Sage_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Oregano_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Parasol_Mushroom_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Prairie_Poppy_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Rams_Head_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Red_Raspberry_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Red_Sage_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Texas_Bonnet_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Violet_Snowdrop_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Wild_Carrot_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Wild_Feverfew_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Wild_Mint_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Wild_Rhubarb_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Wintergreen_Berry_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Wisteria_Seed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: Yarrow_Seed registered!
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource gum_farming
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for gum_ecology
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource gum_ecology
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource bc_camping
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for saltychat
[ script:saltychat] Instantiated instance of script SaltyServer.VoiceManager.
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource saltychat
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for Ciudad_Farm
[ script:Ciudad_Farm] Config petrole load
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource Ciudad_Farm
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for bandana
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource bandana
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for syn_search
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource syn_search
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for vorp_moonshiner
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource vorp_moonshiner
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for lto_drugs_effect
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: weed registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: appleCrumbMoonshine registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: wildCiderMoonshine registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: tropicalPunchMoonshine registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: tonic registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: consumable_brandy registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: CONSUMABLE_WHISKEY registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: beer registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: mushs registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: pill registered!
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: cocaine registered!
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource lto_drugs_effect
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource handsup
[ citizen-server-impl] Couldn't find resource juan_train.
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource bulgar_max_cores
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for vorp_weaponsv2-main
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource vorp_weaponsv2-main
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for lto_headbucket
vorp_inventory: Function callback of item: headbucket registered!
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource lto_headbucket
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource lto_mapanimation
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource lto_teleport
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for moonshine_job
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource moonshine_job
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for syn_dice
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource syn_dice
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource syn_minigame
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for syn_society
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource syn_society
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for syn_stores
[ citizen-server-impl] Started resource syn_stores
[ c-scripting-core] Creating script environments for vorp_postman
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[script:vorp_inventor] at vorpinventory_sv.ItemDatabase.LoadDatabase () [0x000e8] in <ab2857a7dc494152a971a5ef8f030b9a>:0
[script:vorp_inventor] at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.AsyncMethodBuilderCore+<>c.<ThrowAsync>b__6_1 (System.Object state) [0x00000] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
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[script:vorp_inventor] at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run (System.Threading.ExecutionContext executionContext, System.Threading.ContextCallback callback, System.Object state, System.Boolean preserveSyncCtx) [0x00000] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
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[script:vorp_inventor] at System.Threading.ThreadPoolWorkQueue.Dispatch () [0x00074] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
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at (wrapper dynamic-method) System.Object.CallSite.Target(System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Closure,System.Runtime.CompilerServices.CallSite,object,string,System.Action`1<object>)
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at vorpinventory_sv.ItemDatabase.LoadDatabase () [0x000e8] in <ab2857a7dc494152a971a5ef8f030b9a>:0
at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.AsyncMethodBuilderCore+<>c.<ThrowAsync>b__6_1 (System.Object state) [0x00000] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
at System.Threading.QueueUserWorkItemCallback.WaitCallback_Context (System.Object state) [0x00007] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.RunInternal (System.Threading.ExecutionContext executionContext, System.Threading.ContextCallback callback, System.Object state, System.Boolean preserveSyncCtx) [0x00071] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run (System.Threading.ExecutionContext executionContext, System.Threading.ContextCallback callback, System.Object state, System.Boolean preserveSyncCtx) [0x00000] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
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at System.Threading.ThreadPoolWorkQueue.Dispatch () [0x00074] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
at System.Threading._ThreadPoolWaitCallback.PerformWaitCallback () [0x00000] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
at (wrapper dynamic-method) System.Object.CallSite.Target(System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Closure,System.Runtime.CompilerServices.CallSite,object,string,System.Action`1<object>)
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at vorpinventory_sv.ItemDatabase.LoadDatabase () [0x000e8] in <ab2857a7dc494152a971a5ef8f030b9a>:0
at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.AsyncMethodBuilderCore+<>c.<ThrowAsync>b__6_1 (System.Object state) [0x00000] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
at System.Threading.QueueUserWorkItemCallback.WaitCallback_Context (System.Object state) [0x00007] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.RunInternal (System.Threading.ExecutionContext executionContext, System.Threading.ContextCallback callback, System.Object state, System.Boolean preserveSyncCtx) [0x00071] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run (System.Threading.ExecutionContext executionContext, System.Threading.ContextCallback callback, System.Object state, System.Boolean preserveSyncCtx) [0x00000] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
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at System.Threading.ThreadPoolWorkQueue.Dispatch () [0x00074] in <4fffd39960df419684f9b9cb5ce46688>:0
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For El Paso small businesses, shopping local is more important than ever this holiday season
by René Kladzyk December 8, 2020 July 7, 2022
Many local small businesses are depending on revenue from holiday shopping this month to offset losses during the pandemic. (Corrie Boudreaux/El Paso Matters)
Small businesses have borne the economic brunt of the pandemic, with revenue streams dried up and a shifting terrain of shutdown orders. This holiday season, the question of whether El Pasoans shop local may determine the survival of many small El Paso businesses.
"The holiday period can be a very key time for a lot of businesses, particularly retail. And if they don't have a good holiday season, a lot of businesses just aren't going to be able to stay open after the holidays," said Bill Clark, co-owner of Literarity Book Shop.
El Paso has already experienced catastrophic losses in small businesses since the start of the year.
According to the Opportunity Insights Economic Tracker, 28.8% of small businesses in El Paso at the beginning of the year have closed either temporarily or permanently as of Nov. 25. In the leisure and hospitality sector, 33% have closed. In retail and transportation, 22.3% have closed.
But at local outdoor holiday markets, activity has been bustling.
Each weekend this month, hundreds of vendors, local artisans, and small businesses set up booths at various markets and holiday fairs in the El Paso area. This past Saturday, the Upper Valley Artist & Farmers Market "Christmas at the Gardens" reported they had thousands of attendees.
Jillina Pomales, left, assists customers with their selection of handmade jewelry at her booth at the Country Club Farmers Market on Dec. 5. (Corrie Boudreaux/El Paso Matters)
With some vendors, El Pasoans are able to support multiple local businesses with a single purchase, since vendors often support one another and use each other's locally sourced raw materials to make their wares.
Charlie Heck, proprietor of Rosa Stellata Farm, an aquaponics herb farm in the Lower Valley, was at the Country Club Farmers Market Holiday Bazaar this past weekend, selling an array of specialty products including a "self care six pack" that includes local herb bundles for facials, and a honey-based facial scrub. She sources the honey from fellow vendor Carmen Shumate, of New Mexico Desert Natural Products, a Sunland Park-based apiary that produces a range of local honeys, beeswax candles, and candies and lollipops made from their honey.
At Literarity Book Shop, a single purchase can support three different local enterprises, since the shop focuses on carrying titles from local authors and local publisher Cinco Puntos Press.
"No one does local like we do," Clark said. "Buying some books here, you're supporting three tiers of the literary world in El Paso when you do it."
Nationally, small businesses have struggled to withstand the pandemic, exploring all options to bolster their financial safety net in a precarious world, including local, state, and national loan programs, and even crowdfunding relief methods. Businesses owned by people of color and women have been especially hard hit, according to a research study by Insight Center for Community Economic Development.
For Black-owned businesses, the disparity is even greater. A report by the National Bureau of Economic Research found that 41% of Black-owned businesses have already closed due to the pandemic.
In El Paso, shoppers can find and support Black-owned businesses using El Paso Black Pages, a directory created by Black El Paso Voice.
"I make everything with love," said Tayra Pearl, owner of Nature's Glow, a handcrafted bath and beauty product company. She said that it's always a good time for El Pasoans to shop local.
"We're family-owned, we're family-run, we can't really compete with the big businesses. It's just great to know that you're supporting your locals, and you're supporting families, not big corporations," she said.
Harlan Cosner, right, bags produce for a customer at the Country Club Farmers Market on Dec. 5. (Corrie Boudreaux/El Paso Matters)
Clark said that for many local businesses, gift cards can also be an impactful way to help with their immediate cash flow. For many businesses that didn't qualify for government relief or are struggling, gift cards are a 0% loan directly from consumers, and a meaningful gesture of goodwill.
The stakes are high, said Clark, who emphasized that the closure of local businesses threatens not only the economic health of the community, but the vitality of the community itself.
"Unless people support businesses, you're going to end up losing some businesses that are important to the fabric of the community — shops that try to do meaningful things and try to make a difference in the community. That goes behind money," he said.
El Paso Matters reached out to our readers for recommendations on their favorite small, locally owned businesses. Explore their recommendations by category below.
Cover photo: Many local small businesses are depending on revenue from holiday shopping this month to offset losses during the pandemic. (Corrie Boudreaux/El Paso Matters)
Disclosure: Bill Clark is a member of the El Paso Matters board of directors.
Tell us about your favorite local businesses for holiday shopping
In "Business & Economy"
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Tagged: COVID-19, El Paso, Pandemic, Shop local, Small business

For El Paso small businesses, shopping local is more important than ever this holiday season

by René Kladzyk, El Paso Matters
December 8, 2020

Small businesses have borne the economic brunt of the pandemic, with revenue streams dried up and a shifting terrain of shutdown orders. This holiday season, the question of whether El Pasoans shop local may determine the survival of many small El Paso businesses.

"The holiday period can be a very key time for a lot of businesses, particularly retail. And if they don't have a good holiday season, a lot of businesses just aren't going to be able to stay open after the holidays," said Bill Clark, co-owner of Literarity Book Shop.

El Paso has already experienced catastrophic losses in small businesses since the start of the year.

According to the Opportunity Insights Economic Tracker, 28.8% of small businesses in El Paso at the beginning of the year have closed either temporarily or permanently as of Nov. 25. In the leisure and hospitality sector, 33% have closed. In retail and transportation, 22.3% have closed.

But at local outdoor holiday markets, activity has been bustling.

Each weekend this month, hundreds of vendors, local artisans, and small businesses set up booths at various markets and holiday fairs in the El Paso area. This past Saturday, the Upper Valley Artist & Farmers Market "Christmas at the Gardens" reported they had thousands of attendees.

Jillina Pomales, left, assists customers with their selection of handmade jewelry at her booth at the Country Club Farmers Market on Dec. 5. (Corrie Boudreaux/El Paso Matters)

With some vendors, El Pasoans are able to support multiple local businesses with a single purchase, since vendors often support one another and use each other's locally sourced raw materials to make their wares.

Charlie Heck, proprietor of Rosa Stellata Farm, an aquaponics herb farm in the Lower Valley, was at the Country Club Farmers Market Holiday Bazaar this past weekend, selling an array of specialty products including a "self care six pack" that includes local herb bundles for facials, and a honey-based facial scrub. She sources the honey from fellow vendor Carmen Shumate, of New Mexico Desert Natural Products, a Sunland Park-based apiary that produces a range of local honeys, beeswax candles, and candies and lollipops made from their honey.

At Literarity Book Shop, a single purchase can support three different local enterprises, since the shop focuses on carrying titles from local authors and local publisher Cinco Puntos Press.

"No one does local like we do," Clark said. "Buying some books here, you're supporting three tiers of the literary world in El Paso when you do it."

Nationally, small businesses have struggled to withstand the pandemic, exploring all options to bolster their financial safety net in a precarious world, including local, state, and national loan programs, and even crowdfunding relief methods. Businesses owned by people of color and women have been especially hard hit, according to a research study by Insight Center for Community Economic Development.

For Black-owned businesses, the disparity is even greater. A report by the National Bureau of Economic Research found that 41% of Black-owned businesses have already closed due to the pandemic.

In El Paso, shoppers can find and support Black-owned businesses using El Paso Black Pages, a directory created by Black El Paso Voice.

"I make everything with love," said Tayra Pearl, owner of Nature's Glow, a handcrafted bath and beauty product company. She said that it's always a good time for El Pasoans to shop local.

"We're family-owned, we're family-run, we can't really compete with the big businesses. It's just great to know that you're supporting your locals, and you're supporting families, not big corporations," she said.

Harlan Cosner, right, bags produce for a customer at the Country Club Farmers Market on Dec. 5. (Corrie Boudreaux/El Paso Matters)

Clark said that for many local businesses, gift cards can also be an impactful way to help with their immediate cash flow. For many businesses that didn't qualify for government relief or are struggling, gift cards are a 0% loan directly from consumers, and a meaningful gesture of goodwill.

The stakes are high, said Clark, who emphasized that the closure of local businesses threatens not only the economic health of the community, but the vitality of the community itself.

"Unless people support businesses, you're going to end up losing some businesses that are important to the fabric of the community -- shops that try to do meaningful things and try to make a difference in the community. That goes behind money," he said.

El Paso Matters reached out to our readers for recommendations on their favorite small, locally owned businesses. Explore their recommendations by category below.

Cover photo: Many local small businesses are depending on revenue from holiday shopping this month to offset losses during the pandemic. (Corrie Boudreaux/El Paso Matters)

Disclosure: Bill Clark is a member of the El Paso Matters board of directors.

This article first appeared on El Paso Matters and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.


Well I'm out on thursday nights so I will try to tivo it..
The EVP box is probably a Franks box, I do not rate them.
It is a new version of the Franks Box, but as the earlier versions had a habit of picking up Radio One, this new one has apparently ironed out previous faults now it only picks up what every other microphone picks up - feedback!
Are you sure you've been grabbed by a ghostie Bluey? - wasn't Rolf in a sheet was it?!
junoomaha wrote: It is a new version of the Franks Box, but as the earlier versions had a habit of picking up Radio One, this new one has apparently ironed out previous faults now it only picks up what every other microphone picks up - feedback!
No it definatelty wasn't Rolf..
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Stuart looked shaken up after the Spirit had apparently told him leave,or he would die.
I set my tivo to record on Really live thursdays at 10pm as a series link, But its picking up Series 11 old stuff with Brian Shepheard and Kath and Lesley Smith were in it so its not the new one. I just watched the Wookey Hole one.. Briam so looks like he is cold reading the situation hes very vague like hes trying to recall the info he was 'Fed' earlier..
Its not new as its Brian Shepherd and they do not use a Medium in the new series at all, its old stuff with Bumblimg brian ...... Madame Tussauds tonight.
Where?? Juno said it was on Really live at 10pm on thursdays and it recorded series 11, old stuff.. So where are you watching it then.??
It's on Thursdays on REALLY T.V. at 10.00 and I got the new ones too.
I would check your parameters. First - you haven't set it to ''RECORD SERIES'' have you?
Just saying Bluey - before you ignite!


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Deer Caught On Camera Snuggling With All Different Types Of Animals
"Just like us, animals have different personalities. Sometimes they do bizarre things."
By Sarah V Schweig
Michael Cove — a biologist studying the effects of free-ranging cats on endangered small mammals in the Florida Keys — was examining the footage from hidden cameras when he came across something unexpected and rather cute.
The cameras had caught wild deer on the islands canoodling with other species, like cats and raccoons. And scientists aren't entirely sure what to make of it.
We get this all the time in the Keys....interesting that it is happening on islands. Certainly a pathway for disease transmission. pic.twitter.com/xDZ4Ngjz8G
— Mike Cove (@mike_cove) October 12, 2017
"I've been studying raccoons and other mesocarnivores (mostly using camera traps) for nearly a decade," Cove told The Dodo. "This was the first time I had ever observed any type of mutualistic interaction between them and another mammal."
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Michael Cove
And Cove isn't the only one. Another scientist, Chris Lowe, who is mainly interested in sharks, ended up spotting a deer on Catalina Island, out in California, going up to a fox and licking his little head.
The common theme, it seems, is related to animals who live on islands, and Cove had some hypotheses on why island mammals might be extra snuggly.
I know it's not a shark, but I saw a buck licking an Island fox's head today. Never seen that before! pic.twitter.com/Fxngr8Hkr2
— Chris Lowe (@CSULBsharklab) October 11, 2017
It may be that deer who have lived for generations on islands have let their guard down a bit in the absence of predators, allowing them to act on their curiosity about other animals. But it also may be that deer and raccoons are more likely to come into contact because more of them live in close proximity to each other on islands.
The downside to being snuggly, Cove points out, is that it increases the likelihood that illness can spread across species, and considering Key deer are an endangered species, they should be extra careful not to snuggle up to the wrong raccoon.
And yet it's also not unheard of for deer on the mainland to snuggle up to other animals, like house cats — in which case, everyone's pretty much stumped.
"More and more, we're recognizing that, just like us, animals have different personalities," Gary Roemer, an ecologist, told The Atlantic. "Sometimes they do bizarre things."


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Departments / Radiation Oncology / Residency Training / About the Program
About the Residency Program
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You can then conveniently distribute your information via digital workflows, internal links to the documents in the ECM system, or externally as e-mail attachments to collaborate with other enaio® users, employees, or even partners. Useful tools such as follow-up reminders and subscriptions further ease the workload of your employees.
The storage of information and documents in enaio® already fulfills the requirements of simple archiving. If information needs to be stored over the long term, audit-proof archiving provides best results. It guarantees compliance with all relevant laws and guidelines with regard to evidential and audit-proof archiving, authenticity of documentation, and compliance with retention periods.
enaio® empowers you to reliably comply with existing requirements regarding IT compliance and the GoBD accounting provisions.
Incoming mail is directly mapped to enaio®.
The load on external systems is significantly reduced by outsourcing data and documents.
St. Galler Kantonalbank (SGKB) has introduced a new, efficient document management system that meets the latest requirements and optimally supports the work of its customer consultants.
We use the DMS to prevent the same document from being stored in different formats and at different locations in the system or even printed out several times and passed on as a hardcopy.
We chose OPTIMAL SYSTEMS because it integrates document management, archiving, and workflows into a single product.


Zimbabwe is a landlocked country in southern Africa with a good industrial and agricultural base. Zimbabwe has a population of 13.06 million. Harare is the capital and largest city of Zimbabwe, also the city where our client located in.
WellPure is a well-known brand locally which is gaining booming preference from consumers. It has more than 5 years' experience in mineral water delivering in the forms of bottles less than 2L, 5-gallon, sachet water. Their old production line for 0.75L is 4,000bph. As the markets is getting bigger, they are very urgent to extend a new line with bigger capacity.
Y shape air conveyor to link both client old blowing machine and the new one purchased from us.
Full-auto 6 cavity servo model blowing machine with whole set compressors.
XGF24-24-6, washing-filling-capping 3-in-1 monobloc, with the stable capacity of 10,000bph.
Double head sleeve labeling machine with the capacity of 15,000bottles per hour.
18pcaks/min, with cardboard under the pack with PE film wrapping.
On March 15. Three of our engineers in charge of this line landed on Harare. Engineer Chen in charge of Filling machine, Zhu in charge of labeling and wrapping machine and Wu in charge of blowing. In client factory, all is going well though there were some electricity problems. After 10 days, they help clients run the line successfully and teach their engineers operate machines independently.
Without doubt that client is very satisfied with our machines and promise to order a same blowing machine after 2~3 months.


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What are trick-or-treat times for the Lancaster area?
Logan Weaver
Thursday, Oct. 29
Canal Winchester: Thursday, Oct. 29, 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Lithopolis: Thursday, Oct. 29, 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Baltimore: Thursday, Oct. 29, 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Lancaster: Thursday, Oct. 29, 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Millersport: Thursday, Oct. 29, 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Pickerington: Thursday, Oct. 29, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 31
Amanda: Saturday, Oct. 31, 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. following the Halloween Parade from 4 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.


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Betty has been with Citizens Insurance since 2013.
Responsible for transacting personal insurance lines, organizing, filing, daily mail, making the requested changes to policies and quoting personal line policies.
In June of 2016, Betty became a licensed Insurance agent.
Betty was born and raised in Cokato, MN and graduated from Dassel-Cokato High school. Married to Paul since 1996 and has 3 children. Currently residing in Silver Lake, Betty is a member of the Pool and Parks Committee and Holy Family Catholic Church.
In her spare time, she enjoys walking, biking, camping, and attending her children's activities and family time.