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From Minneapolis, Big Watt Electrifies the Cold Brew Scene
Howard Bryman | January 12, 2016
Photo by TJ Turner, courtesy of Big Watt Coffee
When the Five Watt Coffee shop opened at 3745 Nicollet Ave S in the Kingfield neighborhood of Minneapolis back in May of 2014, the future looked bright, but not necessarily extraordinary. The plan was to grow like any other coffee company, slowly and steadily, maybe adding another retail shop in time. But then lightning struck — cold, dark lightning.
Founders Lee Carter and Caleb Garn, both guitar-playing alumni from the Bull Run Coffee Bar on Lyndale Avenue in south Minneapolis, had just brought beverage industry consultant Jason Westplate on board as a partner to develop an in-house line of coffee bitters and an alcohol program to expand the shop's offerings. Their custom blends and single-origins were roasted by the Saint Paul company Roundtable Coffee Works, and their cold brew was proving particularly popular.
The initial plan was to carve out some greater flexibility with a line of wholesale and retail products to sell beyond their own café, and, with the creation of the Big Watt brand line, to add some comfortable distance between their shop's brand and that of other shops that want to bring their products in without convolution.
"It became the vehicle for us doing stuff outside the traditional café environment," Big Watt's Westplate told Daily Coffee News. Cold brew bottling began in house with a goal along the lines of maybe 1,000 bottles per week, and then the Edina-based wholesale distribution company Core Beverage came a-knockin'.
"Core came to us and said, 'This is really cool, we've had clients asking for this all over the place. Have you guys thought about putting it in a can?'" Core was offering the young business a gateway to nationwide product potential. While the easy answer to that question is "yes," the bigger question for Big Watt became "how?"
It was a question that took almost a year to answer correctly, as the Big Watt team explored ways to make a sensitive product like cold-brewed coffee in a large enough volume to satisfy a substantial distribution deal while, while also extending its shelf life and not sacrificing quality.
"We probably dumped 50,000 gallons of product down the drain before we got to that point," said Westplate. As coffee people, they'd gotten their brewing processes down pat behind the bar. They understood flavor and technique, but in the large-scale brewing environment, it was a whole new ballgame.
"It was a long process and a difficult process, using a lot more science and math than we ever thought we'd have to use again," Westplate said of the development journey that by the end of 2015 had grown Big Watt's 5-gallon buckets to an 80-gallon tank in a temporary space leased within Burning Brothers Brewing in St. Paul. A 5,700-square-foot manufacturing facility at 2904 Harriet Av. in south Minneapolis is currently being built out, which will house not only the brewing but also the roasting, as Big Watt has brought Roundtable roastery into the fold. Roundtable founder/roaster Shawn Person is now a member of the Big Watt ownership circle, as well as Alex Gese as financial manager.
Using a proprietary method of brewing — no additives or preservatives, just pure coffee and water — Big Watt's canned Circuit Bender cold brew claims a shelf life of 16 months, while Westplate is confident that the actual shelf life is probably well beyond that. "Our true shelf life? We're not even sure. We know from our bench testing and our scientific testing that it probably goes past 16 months," said Wesplate. "Sixteen months was a conservative number that we could put out — that we know for a fact."
Without revealing any secrets of the process, Westplate reported that Circuit Bender consists of two Colombias and an Ethiopia, steeped for somewhere around 20 hours, depending on barometric pressure and ambient temperature. With Circuit Bender as the foundation, Big Watt's "infused" line will involve natural flavoring components added during the steeping process, with results named after Minneapolis weather milestones.
The Winter of '83 cold brew will include cedar, spruce and maple, and is named for the snowiest winter in Minneapolis history. The Summer of '36 — known for Minneapolis' hottest July on record — incorporates three different peppers, agave and apricot. "Once we're in our own facility and we're able to make brewing equipment do things that are more attuned to coffee than beer, all of our infused products will be done in that environment," said Westplate.
Also soon to come will be the Circuit Breaker, which is a smaller, more concentrated portion of the same foundational brew, and the Bear & the Barrel, a toasted honey nut cold brew. The first finished Circuit Bender cans hit shelves in the Twin Cities in early December of 2015. By the summer of 2016, the goal is to have ramped up production to about 22,000 cases per month, and expanded distribution — in a careful, targeted manner — to other major urban markets from coast to coast.
Through face-to-face meetings and a social media campaign, Big Watt hopes to establish relationships with sellers and an awareness of the brand's identity and culture in these markets before piling its products onto shelves. Although before they storm the gates of new territories, there's also more work to be done on the home front, specifically in the form of a taproom-style café concept attached to the upcoming brewing facility that will be open to the public.
Projected to open in the Spring 2016, Westplate's doing his best to keep quiet about what Big Watt's got up its high-voltage sleeves, though it's a strain. "Some of the stuff that's going to go on there is just — I want to tell you. I can't tell you," he said. The general idea is that the establishment will borrow from the concept of a beer brewery's taproom, and it will offer a wide selection of innovative offerings in unique ways, but in a manner that maintains some of the familiarity of a coffee shop. "It won't feel unfamiliar. It will feel fun, it will feel clever," said Westplate, describing innovation that's "not just for novelty's sake, but because it's good and it makes sense."
Howard Bryman
Howard Bryman is the associate editor of Daily Coffee News by Roast Magazine. He is based in Portland, Oregon.
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Tags: Alex Gese, Bull Run Coffee, Burning Brothers Brewing, Caleb Garn, Circuit Bender, cold brew, Core Beverage, Five Watt Coffee, Jason Westplate, Lee Carter, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Roundtable Coffee Works, RTD, Shawn Person, St. Paul
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Reaching Out Through Ramdev: Amit Shah Meets Yoga Guru
BJP president Amit Shah met Yoga guru Ramdev, and shared the Modi government's achievements with him.
Debayan Dutta
Published: 04 Jun 2018, 10:31 PM IST
Video Editor: Ashutosh Bhardwaj
BJP president Amit Shah met Yoga guru Ramdev, who is associated with the Patanjali group of companies, as part of his party's "contact for support" campaign, and shared the Modi government's achievements with him.
"I met yoga guru Swami Ramdev as part of 'Sampark for Samarthan' programme and informed him about the Narendra Modi-led government's achievements and public welfare policies in its four years of rule," Shah tweeted.
He (Modi) laid a vast network of roads across the country. Roads were built under his leadership without any political interference. Be it a BJP-governed state or not, he didn't bother. The faster the pace, the faster the development. You can see it with your own eyes, the work that he has done.
Ramdev, Yoga Guru
I believe that if we can get our message through to Ramdev, then through him we can get our message across to thousands of people. Ramdev has given us his support and his blessings, like he does to everyone.
Amit Shah, BJP President
Following its government's fourth anniversary on 26 May, the BJP launched a mega public drive – 'Sampark for Samarthan' – announcing that its 4,000 functionaries will contact one lakh people, who are well-known names in their fields, to spread the word about its works in its tenure.
Shah will himself contact 50 persons, the party had said. Launching the exercise, he had met former Army chief Dalbir Singh Suhag and Subhash Kashyap on 29 May. He also met cricket legend Kapil Dev later.
Shah had earlier said that the campaign was aimed at informing people about various government initiatives, which have resulted in lifting people's living standards as a lot of work had been done to address the problems people faced in villages and to help the poor live better lives.


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Everything We Know About The Potential It Sequel
Story from Movies
Rebecca Farley
Photo: Courtesy of Warner Bros.
Spoiler Alert: The following post contains spoilers about the film It. Proceed with caution!
Good news! New Line cinemas is already working on a sequel to the newest iteration of Stephen King's It, which arrives in theaters today. According to The Hollywood Reporter, screenwriter Gary Dauberman signed on to pen the follow-up movie already. (Dauberman, along with Cary Fukunaga and Chase Palmer, wrote the script for the 2017 film.) THR also notes that director Andy Muschietti is "waiting in the wings" to return.
Given that the new film condenses 1100 pages of a Stephen King novel into a 2-hour screech fest, there's a lot more to unpack. A sequel is warranted — and the closing title card for the film calls it "Chapter One."
Here's what we know about the sequel so far.
1. The sequel will deal with the "adult" narrative from the book.
King's novel flickers between two narratives: That of the Loser's Club as pre-tweens, and the Loser's Club as adults, 27 years later. (The beast arrives every 27 years in Derry.) The sequel, then, will dash forward 27 years to contend with the Losers — Mike, Stan, Eddie, Bill, Ben, Richie and Beverly, in this version — as they fight the awakened beast. As the first took place in the 1980s, the sequel will have to occur in the new millennium. It can ride the wave of early '00s nostalgia!
2. But this doesn't mean you won't see the childhood crew again.
Muschietti stated in an interview with Collider that the sequel would include flashbacks that would put the adult narratives in context.
"I always insisted that if there is a second part, there would be a dialogue between the two timelines," he said, "that it would be approached like the adult life of the losers, [but] there would be flashbacks that sort of illuminate events that are not told in the first one."
3. Jessica Chastain may appear in it.
A big emphasis on the "may." Sophia Lillis, who plays Beverly in the film, stated in an interview that she would like for Chastain to play Beverly as an adult. Muschietti worked with Chastain on the 2013 film Mama, so it's not inconceivable that Chastain would get the role.
In an interview with Deadline, producer Barbara Muschietti (Andy's sister) was asked if production considered Chastain for adult Beverly — in the event of a sequel.
"I can't bite my tongue about this," she answered. "We would love for Jess to play her. I think one of the first things that we noticed when we saw Sophia come into the room was, my gosh, you look like her. It's a strange kind of connection but we will see. We will see."
4. The original Loser's Club already has their adult counterparts picked out, but it's a heavy list.
In an interview with Rotten Tomatoes editor Grae Drake, the young actors listed the actors they'd like to see in the sequel.
Here's the potential cast:
Mike: Chadwick Boseman
Eddie: Jake Gyllenhaal
Bill: Tobey Maguire
Ben: Chris Pratt
Richie: Bill Hader
Stan: Joseph Gordon-Levitt
And, of course, Jessica Chastain for Beverly.
It's a stellar lineup, really.
5. The sequel will explore Pennywise's backstory.
Bill Skarsgård, who plays Pennywise in the film, told Metro that "there's more exploration for who Pennywise is." He also stated that he's "attached" to the film, whatever that means, and that he's "talking to Andy [Muschietti] about it."
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I don't think I have anything else to contribute to this thread. It's all purely speculative and only one alternative is being allowed.
I don't think that's the case mate, it's just there's another theory being offered and i for one find it very interesting and worthy of discussion. I haven't read the book as i've said so i can't pin my flag to the mast on the whole thing but what i have seen i don't think should be dismissed offhand, if we all immediately label it as silly because it at first appears quite radical we may well miss something important.


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The ERA team at the ARC continues its preparations for ERA 2015 and a great deal of work is ongoing following the public consultation period on the Draft Journal and Conference Lists.
The public consultation period closed on 21 March and since that time the ERA team has been closely reviewing the submissions received.
ARC CEO, Professor Aidan Byrne, said he was extremely grateful for the number of submissions received.
"The ARC received close to 12 000 pieces of feedback on FoR allocations and requests for new journals and conferences to be included.
The ERA team is now consolidating the information gathered during this phase. The team is also now consulting with a number of peak bodies to seek feedback on the consolidated responses to the journal and conference lists.
The ARC will finalise and release the journal and conference lists in the second half of this year.
If you require further information about ERA 2015, please visit the ERA pages on the ARC website or contact era@arc.gov.au.


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A man cried during a political debate last night. Does it make a difference?
It derailed Pat Schroeder's career when she cried in 1987, and it staggered Hillary Clinton when she sniffed a bit in New Hampshire in 2008. "Big girls don't cry," CBS News declared in a 2002 story on the political problems of crying, especially if you're a woman.
Last night, one of those "lightning round" questions (like the "when's the last time you fired a gun?" question in a gubernatorial debate in Minnesota two weeks ago) caught Republican Charlie Baker during a gubernatorial debate with Democrat Martha Coakley in Massachusetts.
The question? When was the last time you cried?
Baker choked up when he talked of meeting a fisherman during the campaign.
Coakley was a little misty eyed when she talked about the death of her father.
But the moment passed and they moved on to talking points.
Guess what the headlines are today.
The question was designed to do just what it did, writes Boston Herald columnist Joe Battenfeld.
"There's nothing wrong with asking an offbeat question that could show voters a more human side of the candidates. But the gimmick has gotten old fast. Pretty much every debate now ends with a 'What actor should play you in a movie?' question," he writes today.
The moment proved Baker isn't the unfeeling candidate his opponent has painted him as in the campaign, the Boston Globe says today.
Polls consistently show that Baker enjoys a marked advantage in favorability ratings over Coakley, so it stands to reason that, with one week remaining, the attorney general would seek to prosecute him as unlikable, to ask the jury of voters to decide that the prospect of four years with him as governor is a grim one.
It was as raw a display of emotion as can be seen from a serious contender for high office, and perhaps a signal moment for a candidate who has consistently struggled to find the right tone to convey that he sees beyond financial data sheets.
That's not exactly the same reaction to the tears female candidates have gotten over the years.
It wasn't always okay for male candidate to shed a few tears. I point to Edmund Muskie in 1972.


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The NESC Academy presents live and on-demand content from researchers, engineers, and field experts in 19 technical disciplines relevant to the design, development, test, and operation of NASA programs and projects. It hosts more than 800 videos containing interviews, tutorials, lectures, and lessons learned in an engaging format that features side-by-side video and slides, powerful search capabilities, downloadable course materials, and more.
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Introduction to Public Administration
January 2012 | 288 pages | SAGE India
Public Policy and Citizenship analyzes the two dominant public-policy approaches in India—managerialism and neoliberalism—and argues that they have had a profoundly damaging impact. Drawing upon a substantial body of published work, the book shows how managerialist and free-market systems are fundamentally incoherent and destructive.
The discussion in this volume revolves primarily around Indian public policy on health, agriculture, and education. The author argues that the condition of these areas, and therefore the condition of hundreds of millions of people, is worse than many analysts claim it to be. Using examples and evidence from a range of countries and public-policy systems, the book also shows the ways in which the managerialist application of public policies founded on neoliberal terms undermines the idea of citizenship in democracy.
The strength of the book is that it demonstrates links between public policy, the philosophy of the social sciences, and political philosophy, all in the light of everyday issues and concerns.
Managerialism: Empirical Failure and Conceptual Catastrophe
The Free Market as an Instrument of Public Policy
Towards Citizenship
This book restores the idea of citizenship to the heart of public policy debates and shows very clearly the issues of informed judgment and political morality which lie at its heart.
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In this insightful and carefully documented assessment of neoliberal thought and practice, Sivaramakrishnan points out how the emergence of an elite social network of managers from within and outside of government has insidiously helped to dismantle democratic Institutions, under the stated goal of improving efficiency and reducing disruptions to the continued functioning of the state.
Sudhir Chella Rajan
Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology Madras
There is nothing better available on the links in India between managerialism, neo-liberalism and the crisis of Indian democracy.
Rajeev Bhargava
Director, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, Delhi. Formerly Professor of Political Theory, JNU and University of Delhi
[The book] offers very interesting insights to understand the deep inequalities rooted in the development agenda which Indian government adopted from early 1990s onwards.... Sivaramakrishnan draws interesting comparisons with examples from other countries, in particular the UK and USA.... contributes to our understanding of the transformation of the Indian state in the wake of the 1991 economic reforms and its implications for the massive army of destitute people who are struggling to find access to basic rights.
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Anya Taylor-Joy and director Edgar Wright discuss Last Night in Soho
- Last night, I saw something in my dreams.
KEVIN POLOWY: There's a really interesting dichotomy in this film where the main character, played by Thomasin, romanticizes 1960s London only to be transported there and discover it was not necessarily a great time, especially for women. Is that something that you could relate to? Like, do you find yourself romanticizing about the past, only to have that sort of awakening?
ANYA TAYLOR-JOY: I'm a huge history buff, so there was definitely a long period of time where I thought I wasn't born in the right era and then you have to remind yourself that we've technically never had it as good as we have it now. You know, just in terms of medical science, in terms of the conversations that we're having. I think it's nice to look back and pick out the good things, but it's also nice to look back to see where we've come from and make sure that we don't go back there again. I think it's very important to keep an eye out on the past.
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KEVIN POLOWY: Between stuff like "Queen's Gambit" and "Soho", you have spent a lot of time in the past as an actor performing. As an actor, what do you enjoy about this kind of period work?
ANYA TAYLOR-JOY: Time travel. Who doesn't want to time travel? Also the sets. It's so much fun to walk around a period set, because everything is so perfectly crafted and you just-- it's almost like being in a museum, but you're a living part of it.
KEVIN POLOWY: Do you find yourself romanticizing about the past, only to have that awakening?
EDGAR WRIGHT: I think that the dangers of romanticizing the past is to sort of suggest that everything was great and nothing was bad. Like the phrase, the good old days, is like a fallacy. It's impossible. There was no perfect decade and people bandy around different times as, like, sort of like a golden age.
So that was something that I kind of-- I felt it was a good sort of sharp reminder. Because even the '60s itself, it gets kind of reduced by some people to just kind of images. Like if you said to some people, hey, what do you know about the '60s? They'd go, like, "Austin Powers"? Rather than actually, you know, it's obviously an incredible decade in terms of how much changed in culture, in everything, in society, but there was obviously, as much as there were glamorous, cool things, there was a darker side to it.
KEVIN POLOWY: And there are certainly a prevalent theme of creepy, male toxicity, predatorial behavior. What can you say about how you guys wanted to explore gender and especially sort of sexual predatorial roles?
EDGAR WRIGHT: Well, I guess the-- the bleak truth of it is that in a sad way, like the movie shows kind of like how little has changed and I think sort of what was kind of-- You know something, back in the '60s, obviously, the victims didn't have a voice and those things wouldn't necessarily be talked about in public and certainly wouldn't be printed in the press.
- I have a few rules. Don't take smokers.
- I don't smoke.
- No male visitors after 8 o'clock.
KEVIN POLOWY: The movie is dedicated to the late, great Diana Rigg, who plays a key role in "Soho". She was, you know, so well known for the "Avengers" TV series and "Bond" but killed it, I mean, right up until the end in stuff like "Game of Thrones" and now as we're seeing it in "Soho". What was your experience like getting to share a set with her?
ANYA TAYLOR-JOY: What a woman, just what a woman. Whip smart, excellently filthy sense of humor, just a wonderful person to be around, like truly, we really, really miss her.
EDGAR WRIGHT: Something I'm just really sort of proud that I got to know and work with her at all. And in fact, even did some work with her in her final weeks, which was really-- And not a sad memory, like a happy memory, because she was, like, fierce and funny right to the end. And the last time I saw her in person, a couple of weeks before she died, she was making me laugh so much. And so my last memory is, like, a happy one and so I'll forever be grateful for that.


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Reading: FG spends N18.4bn on fuel subsidy daily – Minister
FG spends N18.4bn on fuel subsidy daily – Minister
Marcus Amudipe Published August 18, 2022
Zainab Ahmed
The Minister of Finance and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed, on Thursday, revealed that Federal Government spends N18.397 billion daily on payments of subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit (petrol).
Ahmed disclosed this while appearing before the House of Representatives Ad Hoc Committee to Investigate the Petroleum Products Subsidy Regime from 2013 to 2022, on Thursday.
While addressing the committee, Ahmed added that the government spends N283 per litre of PMS or N18.397bn per day as subsidy.
She stated that Nigeria consumes 64 million litres per day and that the figure could have been influenced by smuggling.
She said, "For 2023, the projection is that the average daily truck out will be N64.96 million litres per day; that is about 65 million per day, using an average rate at open market rate of N448.20k and then a regulator pump price of N165 per litre. This gives us an average under-recovery, that is the difference between N165 and N448 of N283.2k.
"So, just multiply the amount of litre per day, the open market exchange rate of naira to the dollar and then, the gap between the pump price and open market price, the total amount of subsidy per day is N18.397bn.
"So, if you are projecting for the full year, from January to December, it will be N6.715tn. If you are projecting for half a year, it will be 50 per cent of that, 3.375tn. I said earlier in the recommendations that we sent to parliament for consideration on MTEF is half-year, that will be N3.357tn."
The minister stated, "Fuel subsidy is the difference between the pump price which is now fixed at N165 (per litre) and the landing cost which we are projecting at an average of N448 per litre in 2023. Even now, the cost is around that.
"So, the PMS subsidy we are carrying today in the nation is around N283 per litre; that is what we are carrying. So, it is the difference between the pump price and the landing cost of petroleum products in the country."
Imported goods stunting Nigeria's domestic production – Presidency
TAGGED: fuel subsidy, Nigeria
Marcus Amudipe August 18, 2022


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"These Days" je píseň amerického (v Německu narozeného) hudebníka Jacksona Browna. Browne původní verzi písně napsal již v přibližně šestnácti letech. První vydanou verzi vydala v roce 1967 německá zpěvačka Nico na svém prvním sólovém albu Chelsea Girl. V roce 1972 nahrála svou verzi písně zpěvačka Jennifer Warnes (na albu Jennifer, jehož producentem byl velšský hudebník John Cale, který, stejně jako Browne, hrál i na albu Nico). Roku 1973 vydal také Browne vlastní verzi své písně, vyšla na jeho druhém albu For Everyman. Téhož roku nahrál píseň také Gregg Allman na své první sólové album s názvem Laid Back.

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Mervyn Chambers used to have a career that was completely unrelated to public health. Now he's keeping an eye on both clinical and public health services for the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, making sure that this American Indian community's health is in good hands. How did he get there? He shared how volunteering and being open to possibilities put him on the right career path.
"Back in the 1980s, I worked in the planning department for a large insurance company: analyzing statistics, creating budgets, and planning for location expansion." We would write proposals for new locations, and they would have to be convincing enough to get the company to spend a couple hundred thousand dollars to open up new offices.
Meanwhile, my wife was a social worker at an agency that included a focus on delinquency and dropout prevention. As she would share her work experiences with me, I found a keen interest in mental health and was considering a change in careers. Eventually, I offered to volunteer at her agency to assist in designing new programs. I volunteered for 6 months, beginning by interviewing mental health practitioners and asking them for their recommendations about how to start a unique delinquency/ dropout prevention program. After designing the program, we needed money to make it happen. So I took my skills from the insurance company job and proceeded to learn how to write grants! Our new program was perceived as meeting a critical need in the community and my grant applications secured sufficient monies to launch the program. On the strength of that effort, I got a reputation as a successful grant writer, and that helped me to get a job as the grants manager at the Seattle Indian Health Board in 1991.
That happened to be the same year my daughter was born, and I started getting involved with March of Dimes walkathons. A few years later, I started a walkathon for the Seattle Indian Health Board, to raise money to prevent and treat substance abuse. That led to my degree in non-profit leadership, because on that walkathon, a colleague mentioned that he had just been recruited for the Seattle University Visiting Committee, which encourages and mentors people through graduate school. He suggested I go for the graduate program. Then, after I finished the program, he asked me to join his organization's board. Those experiences have led to many more good connections, and that's how I've found my more recent jobs. I've served as the Director of Planning for a community health center, directed a mental health and chemical dependency treatment agency, and now I'm the Health Director at the Lower Elwha Health Clinic.
Mel Melmed had barely finished graduate school when she found a job as a public health nurse at a county health department, and now she's leading the formation of a health department and managing a major public health grant on an American Indian reservation in rural Washington. What skills did she use to land the jobs she wanted? In addition to experience and networking, she honed in on the practicalities of the job search.
"I had some work experience as a nurse before I went back to school for an MSN/MPH program." After I got my first nursing degree, I did sexual assault prevention education. Then I did community health nursing for 7 years with an Indian tribe. When I was finishing graduate school, I knew I wanted to work in an environment where I could get mentoring, so that I could continue to build my new public health skills. Many health departments and foundations will send out emails when jobs are available, so I signed up for a lot of those listservs, and I would regularly search different counties' websites for available jobs. Another strategy I've always used is to look at descriptions of jobs I was interested in, and use some of that terminology in my resume and cover letter. There are certain words and phrases that employers seem to look for, that can help them see you as a good match for the job.
After earning my MPH/MSN, I worked a Public Health Nurse with Public Health — Seattle King County. I found the job online. It was actually the first job I applied for! I did also apply for a job as the executive director of an organization, but I never even heard back from them. I think that was too much of a reach, since I didn't have the managerial experience. The job I got, I chose specifically because I thought it would be a good follow-up to school and really solidify my skills. I worked in the immunization program. I answered immunization and vaccine questions from providers and community members, and I helped monitor immunization rates and perceptions about immunizations. I stayed there for two years. A colleague from a former job recruited me for the job I have now — he would call me every time he heard about an opening that would move me closer to home. Using your connections can be another great strategy. Let them know what you are doing and that you are getting ready to make a move. It doesn't have to mean sitting down and emailing or calling everyone. For me, it was a loose process. Every time I ran into someone who might be able to help, I would let them know I was looking.


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Q: why does python allows me to access elements not specified in __all__ within a module? I have the following directory structure:
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├── main.py
└── myproj
    ├── __init__.py
    └── mymodule.py

This is mymodule.py:
hello = "hello"
byebye = "byebye"
class sayHello():
    def __init__(self):
        print("Hello World!")

class sayBye():
    def __init__(self):
        print("ByeBye World!")

I want only to expose the sayHello class when someone imports like: from myproj import *. My understanding is that this can be achieved by adding an __all__ in the __init__.py file.
init.py
__all__ = ["sayHello"]

but I can still access everything from the mymodule.py module
main.py
from myproj.mymodule import *

sayBye()
print(locals())

Output:
$ python main.py
ByeBye World!
{'__name__': '__main__', '__doc__': None, '__package__': None, '__loader__': <_frozen_importlib_external.SourceFileLoader object at 0x10daf5210>, '__spec__': None, '__annotations__': {}, '__builtins__': <module 'builtins' (built-in)>, '__file__': '/Users/simon/junk/main.py', '__cached__': None, 'hello': 'hello', 'byebye': 'byebye', 'sayHello': <class 'myproj.mymodule.sayHello'>, 'sayBye': <class 'myproj.mymodule.sayBye'>}

I can also access variables like hello, and byebye, which I was not expecting to. I was expecting some sort of error, since everywhere in the docs seems to imply that only the symbols specified in __all__ will be exported.

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Q: Where can I ask this question about writing a character that tries to overcome a disability? I have a question about a psychological topic, but it is also about a fictional character in the story I'm writing. I posted the question to psychology first. But it was closed for being unfocused, and I was recommended to post it in writing instead. So I edited the question to narrow it down, and posted the edited version in writing. But that was closed for being off topic. It was moved to psychology, but then it was still closed. The original one in psychology has not yet been reopened after I edited it. If not psychologically or writing, I'm not sure where I can ask this question. Can someone please advise me where to go? Is there a different site I should try?
Here's the question title and body:

Title: Would a mute person be able to speak again?
I'm writing a story. I have a character who is mute and has been mute for over 10 years. I want to know how likely it would be for him to start speaking again and what that would realistically be like.
I'll try to explain the background briefly. This story takes place in a different time period, by the way. He was fairly poor. Other than that, he had a pretty normal life growing up. Until one day when he was 12 he got caught breaking a law with some other kids and he had to run away to escape. He ran away from home and joined a gang of outlaws since he couldn't go back. Not long after he joined them, he made a mistake and basically something he said caused them all to nearly get caught. The leader was furious and threatened to kill him if he ever spoke another word again. So he stopped speaking and became mute from then on. He lived with this gang for over 10 years. Now, roughly 10-15 years later, he left and got out of that life. He now has new friends, people who care about him and who he trusts, and he is trying to start living a normal life again. So that's what's going on with this character.
Now for my question: How likely is it for someone in this scenario to start speaking again?
I want the psychological experience of this character to be realistic and to make sense, so any information on the topic would be appreciated.

A: It doesn't sound like it fit perfectly on any site. This is what I know and think about your question:

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*it is currently off-topic on Writing SE. This I am 100% confident about being an active user there.

*it may work on Worldbuilding SE, but you would need to broaden the scope of the question, check out their help center first. You could try rephrasing it to "how would someone emotionally and physically traumatized start talking again?". This I am not fully confident about, try looking through their help pages and raising a question on Worldbuilding Meta first.

*you could retry Psychology SE, but I don't think it would work there because there isn't a ton of info on your question. See Bryan Krause's answer. Look at their help pages too. This I have am not very confident about, not being a member of their community.

A: There may not be any SE site that fits your question.
For Psychology, an answer would be expected to be based on actual scientific evidence. You'd need to study real people in the circumstances you describe. This is a study population that is highly unlikely to exist in the real world.


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At least now Trevor has money to blow. Instead of a Plymouth.
As long as he doesn't get drunk behind the wheel.
By the way, does Graham know that cricket isn't all that popular in the States?
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Book Review #66: Prisoner of Yakutsk
On 27th Feb 2019 24th Oct 2019 By natashabkIn Book Reviews
Name: Prisoner of Yakutsk
Author: Shreyas Bhave
Genre: Fiction/Historical Thriller/Mystery/Netaji
Publisher: Platinum Press (an imprint of Leadstart Publishing)
Price: Rs. 399/-
Published in: 2019
How did I get it? From the publisher.
THE BLURB SAYS:
What exactly happened to Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose?
• In 1945, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Leader of the INA leaves Singapore to take a series of flights, and dies in Taiwan after his plane crashes near Formosa. Or so it seems.
• In 1947, Mr Mrs Singh, an illustrious army couple, both veterans of the Indian National Army, are last seen in Delhi, and then never again.
• In 1949, the plane carrying the first deputy Prime Minister of India, Sardar Vallabhai Patel, mysteriously disappears for seven hours.
• In 2012, following the fall of WikiLeaks, a female hacker of the notorious X group is on the run as most wanted by everyone from Interpol to the KGB
• In 2015, the millionaire CEO of a Fortune 500 company suddenly resigns and vanishes from the public eye.
A set of seemingly unconnected disappearances emerge to be woven into a single fabric as the answer to one leads to another… In this riveting narrative, bestselling author Shreyas Bhave, takes the reader on a thrilling adventure to solve the greatest mystery the Indian nation has known.
Shreyas Bhave, is an Electrical Engineer from VNIT Nagpur, and is one of India's youngest experts on Railway Electrification PSI work. He also runs an entrepreneurial community at ourfirstmillion.org. Shreyas' first three books, the Asoka Trilogy, was published to wide acclaim and acquired for screen adaptation. Prisoner Of Yakutsk is written as a mystery thriller with the disappearance of Subhash Chandra Bose at its core. Apart from writing, Shreyas enjoys song writing, composing music, sketching and watercolours. He plays the guitar and is fond of the blues and southern rock music. He also loves to hike up to the hill forts of Maharashtra.
Many years ago, I read an article in a leading Indian national newspaper about one "Gumnami Baba". According to one theory revolving around the mysterious death of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Netaji didn't die in the fateful airplane crash but came back to India and spent his life as the"Gumnami Baba". Ever since I have been intrigued by the topic. So when I was asked by the publisher to choose a book from a given list for review, I couldn't resist picking up this title.
The author has used "fiction presented as facts" approach for writing this book. I applaud him for doing a thorough research on the controversy and especially for sharing a gist of it with the reader.
The storyline moves to and fro covering two timelines. The protagonist, Jay Rashbihari, a rising technocrat, leaves everything behind in search of his true family line. His search takes him across the globe and finds that his maternal grandparents, Major Anish Singh and Dr. Rupali Singh, had been a secret part of his country's most controversial history, the mysterious death of Netaji. He finds his match in Tanya Williams, a brilliant and beautiful hacker who partners in his adventure to learn the truth about Netaji's death.
Anish and Rupali are ex-INA veterans and are summoned after India's independence by the country's highest authority to go on a secret mission to find the truth about Netaji's death. They pull together a team for the same with three of their ex-INA colleagues, Harman, Dinesh and Akhtar.
The story is fast-paced and has all the ingredients of good "masala" thriller movie. The author has nicely connected the known facts of the Netaji mystery with his characters' lives. Only in a few parts of narrative, it felt that the writing or description could have been better; like the relationship between Jay and Tanya lacked depth and the complicated relationship of Anish, Rupali and Akhtar could have been handled better. Also, Harman and Dinesh could have been more elaborate characters.
Overall, it is entertaining read and a commendable effort on the part of author to handle one of the country's biggest controversies in a sensible and intelligent manner.
I give "Prisoner of Yakutsk"
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Q: external jar file include in java binding library in monodroid? i am just starting to develop in monodroid , i know android and c# too. i have created android app using viewflow example. so i have now viewflow library 's jar file , i have included that .jar file in my monodroid java binding library as defined in http://docs.xamarin.com/Android/Guides/Advanced_Topics/Java_Integration_Overview/Binding_a_Java_Library_(.jar). But when i build that java library project i have got following error.. i have stuck with this almost 3 hrs.
'Org.Taptwo.Android.Widget.ViewFlow' does not implement inherited abstract member 'Android.Widget.AdapterView.RawAdapter.set'

A: This has been filed as bug 11279. The workaround is to add a file to your binding project with the following contents:
using Android.Runtime;

namespace Org.Taptwo.Android.Widget {

  partial class ViewFlow {
    protected override Java.Lang.Object RawAdapter {
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Mercy Aigbe's New Husband, Kazim Adeoti: Facts About Him You should Know
Mercy Aigbe's New Husband, Kazim Adeoti: What You don't know about him
It is no longer a rumor. It is no longer a sparking rumor. It is true. Kazim Adeoti is the new husband/ boyfriend of Actress Mercy Aigbe. The story also has it that he has gone to her family house for marriage introduction. In this post, we shall be telling you all we know about Kazim Adeoti, his background, and his career. Mercy Aigbe's New Husband, Kazim Adeoti: What You don't know about him.
Mr. Kazim Adeoti is not a hidden personality. He is a wealthy Yoruba filmmaker, movie marketer, and founder of Adekaz Productions. His business name was coined from his name and surname "Ade…Kaz…" You may Read: 5 Best Nollywood Actresses who Deserve Award for Crying in the Movies
Since Sunday, when his wife thrust him into the limelight on the occasion of his birthday, many are itching to know more about the wealthy Yoruba filmmaker, movie marketer, and founder of Adekaz Productions.
Yes, his wife, Funsho Adeoti has also spilled the bean. She has taken to her social media page to confirm the affair between her husband and Mercy Aigbe. She made the tweet along with the photo of her children which she shared with the public.
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Funsho who runs a fashion designing outfit, Asiwaju Couture said, "Losing someone who doesn't appreciate or respect you is actually a gain, not a loss."
Her reaction came a day after Mercy Aigbe's ex-husband, Mr. Gentry had reacted claiming that the truth behind his breakup with Mercy is gradually unveiling.
It has been rumored that Mercy Aigbe and Kazim Adeotu have been together for a while now before they decided to go public with their relationship, have reportedly tied the knot. In fact, netizens are insinuating that Mercy was dating him even as a married woman. They also allege that her only son with Gentry is a split image of Kazim (only DNA will confirm).
Kazim Adeotu with his first wife Funsho Adeotu
About Kazim Adeoti: Mercy Aigbe's New Husband
According to news media; "the quiet entertainment entrepreneur needs no introduction in the Yoruba movie industry as he is behind some of the biggest movies in the sector. Although Adeoti produced some of Aigbe's movies and attended her events. He occasionally produced some of her colleague's movies.
There is hardly any film that he produces that she does not feature. In addition, she often plays lead roles in his movies.
Some recent movies produced by Adeoti where Aigbe played lead roles include prima Donna' (2021), Raboni (2021), and 'Traffic' (2020), Ayomi (2018). Aigbe also coordinated his significant productions, namely 'Epe' and 'Iwalesin.'
Also, Aigbe's latest movie, J.B.O, a joint venture between both of them, was released on Monday."
His Family and Background
Mr Adeoti Kazim is a Muslim by religion. He is married to Mrs. Funsho and the union is blessed with 4 children. According to sources, he has been married for 20 years with Funsho.
Before venturing into movie making, Adeoti initially set out to read Business Studies at the Kwara State Polytechnic, only to gain admission into the University of Jos to study Business Management in the same year.
He settled for the latter, and upon completing his studies, he proceeded to the U.S. in 2001, where he became a mortgage broker for a decade. He married his wife and mother of his four children, Funsho, a year after.
Long before his foray into the Yoruba movie industry, Adeoti liked filmmaking and entertainment. So he studied the business models of prominent Yoruba movie marketers, Wasiu Afolayan, Chairman of Wasai Film, and Kazeem Afolayan of Epsalum Production.
Having delved into real estate in America, he said he secured a few houses on a mortgage and collected rent monthly as a fallback plan.
Upon returning to Nigeria, he faced peculiar challenges which rendered him broke. He said: ''I had to go back to sell one of my houses. The turning point was because the money worked for me, which is supposed to take years. I got it quickly because I wanted to achieve the best. I invested a lot of money, but I became broke again because of the ripple effect.
"But, by the time I bounced back, I already knew the business way better than the initial stage, and as such, I was doing everything better.'' But all of that is in the past.
The astute businessman has built a strong brand and has won the heart of one of the biggest acts out of the Yoruba movie industry.
Kazim Adeotu Marriage to Mercy Aigbe
Kazim Adeotu and Mercy Aigbe (Trad Marriage Photo)
Although Kazim has been married for more than 20 years to fashion designer, Funsho Adeoti, his religion allows him to have more than one, a major reason Mercy had to acquire a Muslim name, Minnah.
The union is happening five years after her marriage to Gentry crashed in 2017 on allegations of domestic violence on Gentry's part and infidelity on her own part. Gentry has however since remarried.
Ironically, Mercy and her ex-husband, Gentry were family friends to Adeoti and his wife, Funsho. Look, I have exhausted all the reports here. But you see this last paragraph, that what is paining me most in this Mercy's story. The Uncle who was a friend to another Uncle who happened to be his adviser in marriage has finally collected his wife.
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Chikan is a decorative technique from India, which became particularly popular due to the patronage of the Nawabs of Oudh (with Lucknow being the capital) in the nineteenth century. It is often also known as chikankâri (' chikan-work'). Its origins are shrouded in history, but it may well have originated in the Mughal period.
The town of Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh is often cited as its main (historical) centre, giving rise to the name of Lucknawi chikan for chikan from Lucknow. Two other places that were famous for chikan were Dakka and Calcutta in northeastern India, mainly producing for the European market. According to some scholars, chikan did actually originate there.
Chikan is characteristically worked from the back of the cloth (shadow work). Chikan probably started as a form of whitework. It is generally worked on a range of fine materials, including chiffon, muslin and silk (a Lucknow specialty). Originally white, untwisted embroidery threads were used, although pale brown muga silk may also be applied, but nowadays also coloured threads are used, and so are additional decorations, such as badla, beads, sequins and shisha. Blocks are used to imprint the motifs with a mixture of glue and indigo (often on the front of the cloth), thus to facilitate the embroidery (from the back).
The number of stitches that traditionally being used is limited. There are only six, which are only used in specific ways, plus a larger number of other stitches. The basic stitches include the backstitch, buttonhole stitch, chain stitch and hem stitch. Chikan may include pulled thread work (localled called jali work). The most common motifs of chikan are floral.
In the past, chikan was principally used to decorate garments. Nowadays, it is also used to decorate household furnishings. The craftsmen producing chikan used to be mainly muslims.
Also known as Lucknow lace or Delhi lace.
See also the film Anjuman and the entry on a 1900 AD angarkha with chikan work now in the collection of the Textile Museum of Canada. There is also an entry on a chikan now in the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Source: PAINE, Sheila (1989). Chikan Embroidery. The Floral Whitework of India. Aylesbury: Shire Publications.


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Hunters & Collectors release their first ever Anthology album
They are anthems for a generation, songs that define an era in Australian music.
"The real essence of rock music," Mark Seymour pondered at the end of 1983, "It's just passion, it's just really pure."
More than three decades later, that statement is a neat summation of the new Hunters & Collectors collection, which is simply titled Anthology.
These 40 songs tell the tale of a remarkable 18 years, from the band's early alternative days at St Kilda's Crystal Ballroom - when Rolling Stone dubbed them "White punks on funk" - to their years as a touring machine, playing to the suburban masses in sweaty beer barns.
"We felt that if we couldn't convey something to normal people who work nine-to-five then we might as well forget it," Mark Seymour explained in 1985.
This was an Australian band unlike any other. Their unforgettable debut single, Talking To A Stranger, was inspired by Charles Baudelaire's The Albatross; the timeless Throw Your Arms Around Me is the Aussie classic that was recorded three times but was never a big chart hit; The Slab is an ode to onanism; while a song about Napoleon's chef, Holy Grail, ended up becoming a footy anthem.
Mushroom Records started a new subsidiary, the White Label, to sign Hunters & Collectors. The band demanded artistic control. Mushroom boss Michael Gudinski famously likened dealing with them to dealing with the Communist Party.
This is a story of egalitarianism. The collaborative energy of a rumbling rhythm section and the blistering Horns of Contempt, with songs that captured the brutal beauty of the Australian landscape.
"We've always aimed to sound Australian," Mark Seymour noted in 1986. Drummer Doug Falconer called it "The Great Aussie Tug", referring to the roaring backbeat necessary in a pub environment.
For a generation of punters, these songs provided the soundtrack to their gig-going years. A Hunters & Collectors gig was a tribal experience. Paul Kelly remembers seeing the band in the '80s, when they were "gathering an army".
"Their audience was mainly young men, hungry for devotion," Paul observed in his memoir. "Hunnas had a big, fat industrial bass sound, an anthemic horn section, and their singlet-clad singer, as fit as a trout, held nothing back."
At the start of the '90s, asked how he would like to be remembered, Mark Seymour responded: "I suppose if there is one thing that I'd like to be remembered for artistically, it's getting all those people singing, 'You don't make me feel like I'm a woman any more.'"
Hunters & Collectors were Australia's last great pub rock band.
"They defined new parameters for Australian music," critic Toby Creswell wrote when he was editor of Rolling Stone. "And Mark Seymour's lyrics captured the Australian experience in a way no other writer has."
Anthology - culled from the band's nine albums - follows the Hunnas' live re-formation, which coincided with the chart-topping tribute album, Crucible, and saw the band perform at the AFL Grand Final and do shows with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band and The Rolling Stones. The tour won the 2014 Helpmann Award for Best Australian Contemporary Concert, but the band is adamant there will be no new Hunters & Collectors albums.
This is it. And Anthology shows why Hunters & Collectors mattered - and why they still do.
Anthology is available now on iTunes.
Anthology tracklist:
1. World of Stone
2. Talking To a Stranger
3. Alligator Engine
4. Skin of Our Teeth
5. Sway
6. Judas Sheep
7. I Believe
8. The Slab
9. Little Chalkie
10. The Way To Go Out
11. 42 Wheels
12. Carry Me
13. Say Goodbye
14. Throw Your Arms Around Me
15. Everything's On Fire
16. Dog
17. This Morning
18. Inside a Fireball
19. January Rain
20. Do You See What I See?
21. Still Hangin' Around
22. What's a Few Men
23. Under the Sun
24. Back On the Breadline
25. When the River Runs Dry
26. Blind Eye
27. The Way You Live
28. Head Above Water
29. Holy Grail
30. True Tears of Joy
31. We the People
32. Where Do You Go?
33. Hear No Evil
35. Back In the Hole
36. Wasted In the Sun
37. Suit Your Style
38. She's Not Fooling Around
39. Long Way To the Water
40. Know Your Product


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ZYKLON gitarist inn i MORBID ANGEL
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ZYKLON's longtime axemeister Destructhor joins Morbid Angel
Metal Hammer writer Joel McIver reports that the new guitarist in Florida death metal legends Morbid Angel is none other than ZYKLON's longtime axemeister Destructhor (a.k.a. Thor Anders Myhren).
Frontman David Vincent told Metal Hammer in a recent interview, "The hunt for another guitarist to play alongside Trey (Azagthoth, the band's primary songwriter) was long and difficult. Man, I tell you, we had tapes sent to us from all over the world from guys who wanted to play in our band, and many of them were extremely talented – but Thor was the right choice for us. He's a fantastic guitarist and fits right in with the band. Also, ZYKLON have supported Morbid Angel in the past, so the guys knew each other already."
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Do You Have Anxiety Disorders and Anxiety Attacks? Well your not alone.
Fighting against the problem of panic attacks comes with involving all forms of treatment – from counseling to medication, to holistic actions.
Prior to delving further into the issue, we need to make a note of the fact that throughout the past several thousand years, people dealt with the problem of panic attack using natural solutions. Thereby, there must be enough effort into the process of naturally treating the individual suffering from panic attacks because it has been shown to work time and time again.
We should never ignore natural remedies and treatments.
According to aged individuals suffering from panic attacks, simply adopting a certain lifestyle may be enough to deal with the problem. Avoiding stress level increases by leading a certain lifestyle and following a definite protocol is the ultimate way of reducing the probability of panic attacks.
Suppressing the emotions, and not venting them doesn't do any good to anyone. On the other hand, sharing the details – either good or bad – can offer significant relief to any individual.
According to panic attack sufferers, tightness in the chest happens to be one of the more serious areas of concern. For loosening up, the experts advise practicing yoga on a continuous basis. Practicing of yoga is something that not only helps in the loosening up of the body, but also offers a healthy boost to the individual's life in terms of relaxation and being centered.
Another piece of advice that counselors and physicians will offer is to get regular exercise – especially some gentle walking on a daily basis. Unlike brisk walking, the physician's advice for a slow walk for a period of around thirty minutes after the dinner on a regular basis will assist sufferers in keeping the panic and anxiety away.
In the winter, you can walk on a treadmill to keep up your walking routine every day.


Do you have an autoimmune disease? Do you realize that you are 1 of 23 million Americans that also join you in that type of diagnosis? That's more than heart disease or any type of cancer. You also must realize that auto means self and the immune system is attacking itself; that's what an autoimmune disease is.
I'm Dr. Trish Murray, founder of Discover Health Functional Medicine Center, where for over 12 years, I've helped thousands of people, providing them with the tools for self-guiding healing. And this is my book, 'Make a D.E.N.T. in Chronic Disease'. And D.E.N.T. is an acronym and it stands for Detox, Exercise, Nutrition, and Transformation, and it can start you on your road and give you the roadmap to quieting your immune system's hypersensitivity. If you are interested in learning more, go to my website, discoverhealthfmc.com and hit the link to get my book as well as scan right down on the homepage to my free program entitled 'The foods to eat and foods to avoid to quiet your immune system'.


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Richard A. Carnali, age 91, a lifelong Quincy resident, died peacefully, Monday, December 21, 2020, at home, surrounded by his loving family.
Richard "Red" was born in Quincy, to the late Cataldo and Teresa (Coletta) Carnali. He was raised in Quincy and was a graduate of Quincy High School. He took pride in his city and was well-known around town. It was a rare occurrence for him to leave his house and not hear someone call out "Hey, Red, how are you doing?"
Richard was a devoted husband to his wife of sixty-four years, Barbara A. (Chiavaroli) Carnali. He leaves his three children: Debbie A. Bradford and her husband Daniel of Hanover, Richard A. Carnali, Jr. and his wife Cyndi of Weymouth, and Donna M. Carnali and her husband Kirk Grow; nine grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. One of three siblings, he was predeceased by his brothers, Dante Carnali and Robert Carnali.
He was proud to have served in the United States Marine Corps during the Korean war. After his service in the Marines, he worked at the former Fore River Shipyard for both General Dynamics and the Bethlehem Steel Company as a graduate apprentice pipefitter and then as a foreman. He took advantage of an opportunity to move on and was later employed by the City of Quincy's Highway Department as a working foreman welder. He retired in 1995 after twenty-four years of service.
Camaraderie and commitment were important to him and he was a member of the Cyril P. Morrisette American Legion Post #294 for the past sixty-eight years. He was also a member of the Torre dei Passeri Social Club for many years where he had many friends.
Richard enjoyed life and being with his friends and family. He looked forward to playing golf in his men's league and was a fantastic cribbage player. He also enjoyed listening to and singing along to some of his favorite country music songs. He always had a smile and a laugh ready for his friends and family. He loved a good joke and always had an endless supply of puns that would get the grandkids to chuckle every time. He adored his wife's cooking (as he should have) and mastered cooking his signature apple crumb pie that was a staple at family events. He loved watching college football and became a fan of each of the college teams that his grandchildren attended, wearing the school sweatshirt proudly on game days. He made it a tradition to supply his great grandchildren with a new $2 bill each time he saw them. His greatest joy was his family and he will be deeply missed by them and his many friends.
Due to COVID-19 concerns, private graveside services, with military honors, were conducted at Mount Wollaston Cemetery, Quincy.
For those who wish, donations in Richard's memory may be made to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 or Boys Town, P.O. Box 8000, Boys Town, NE 68010.
The Carnali family wishes to thank the nurses from Old Colony Hospice for their care and compassion during this time.
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Bob Storella wrote on December 26, 2020
I have known Red all my life. I looked up to him as a kid, working at the Fore River Shipyard, and around West Quincy. We're going to miss him. He was a great person.
Kathleen wrote on December 26, 2020
RIP Uncle Richie, you will be missed. Auntie Barbie, Debbie, Donna and Ricky I'm so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. God Bless
Frederick & Marie Murray wrote on December 27, 2020
Debbie, Ricky & Donna
Fred and I are sorry about the loss of ur Dad.
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you!
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Blondie wrote on December 27, 2020
My sincerest condolences to his family.
I will never forget the first time I shoveled his driveway and he came out being all grumpy at me. I shoveled the driveway anyway and we have been friends ever since. He said I didn't do bad a job for someone in the Army😂. Rest In Peace Richard. You will be dearly missed.
Nick & Elly LoPorto wrote on December 27, 2020
I met Red in 1966 me as an apprentice pipefitter, him as my boss and friend at General Dynamics Shipyard. Then a few years later we met again at the City of Quincy's Highway Department. Red and I served together in many union elected positions including him as President and I as Vice President of local 1139 until I retired. From that time on we were life long friends and my wife and I are going to miss him for his friendship and humor.
Lynne wrote on December 28, 2020
Prayers for peace and comfort in the days ahead to Aunt Barbie, Debbie, Donna, Ricky and the entire Carnali Family. So sorry to hear of your loss of Uncle Richard.
Denise wrote on December 30, 2020
Aunty Barb, cousins Debbie, Donna and Ricky and the Carnali family….I was sad to hear of uncle Richards passing. I have many fond memories of him, aunty Barb and the kids visiting my family in RI Always a lots of laughs around the kitchen table. RIP uncle Richard
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Allergy sufferers are exposed to a lot of danger not only when they are outdoors, but when they are indoors as well, because the sad truth is that the air we breathe while we are in the comfort of our own homes can be more polluted and dangerous than the air outdoors. Read the following lines if you want to find out which is the best air purifier in 2016 for allergies. By buying one of the units presented below, you will never have to fear that your allergies might act up whenever you are relaxing in your own home ever again.
The IQAir HealthPro Plus comes at the price of $900, and it's seen by many as the best air purifier in 2016, due to the fact that it has the most awards when it comes to quality. It's probably the best choice for those who suffer from allergies because it uses the HyperHEPA filter to capture airborne particles that are even 0.003 microns in size, with the use of the HiFlow gas filter technology it effectively removes dust, tobacco smoke, pet dander, gaseous pollutants, mold spores, and bacteria, and by combining the V5 and HyperHEPA with the advanced PreMax pre-filter, it provides hospital-grade air filtration to your home.
When it comes to convenience, this model features more filter media in each PreMax filter and HyperHEPA filter to ensure that you won't have to change the filters as often, and the upgraded fan it comes with increases the coverage area of the unit and reduces the noise levels of the unit as well.
This air filter from Blueair comes at the reasonable price of $650, and it's definitely one of the best air purifiers to have not only because of its efficiency, but due to its attractive design as well. This model effectively eliminates mold spores, pollen, pet dander, house dust mites, and any type of pollutants that are as small as 0.1 microns, being the ideal choice for any allergy sufferer. It's exceptionally quiet while it's operating, it has low density filters which are able to clean large volumes of air, it's easy to use and maintain this unit, just like all other Blueair products, it offers exceptional performance without polluting the environment, and if you acquire the optional SmokeStop filter, you will be able to enjoy an enhanced removal of odors, smoke, and gases.
The Honeywell 50250 HEPA air purifier is definitely one of the best air purifiers for allergies out there, and it comes at the extremely low and affordable price of $200. Due to its long-lasting HEPA filter, this model is designed to be vacuumed only twice a year, eliminating the need for monthly filter replacement, a fact which makes it even more affordable. It helps reduce airborne viruses and bacteria, it captures at least 99.97% of any pollutants found in the air that are as small as 0.3 microns, it has three cleaning power levels, a sleep mode for quiet operation, and it efficiently traps unwanted odors, gases, and vapors with the activated carbon pre-filter that extends and adds to the efficiency of the HEPA filter.


Student artist Tessa Urbanovich displays her paintings in the Leatherby Libraries Hall of Art, Spring 2014.
Are you an art major looking for a place to showcase a series or project? Are you a budding artist who loves to paint or take photos in your free time? Do you have a talent in visual art in a medium we haven't even seen yet? You might be exactly the person the Leatherby Libraries needs for its newest student art exhibition.
The "Leatherby Libraries Hall of Art" is an exhibition space set aside for art from the Chapman University community—including students. Past exhibits have included watercolors, oil paintings, and photographs that explore the intersection of art and science. This is open to all students, no matter your major; we've featured work by students from the departments of English, art, and communication studies, just to name a few.


"Love has a way of playing tricks on us." ~ lyrics from Eryn Pablico's upcoming original song: Game Changer. Stay tuned!!!
Fourth baby and she looks ridiculously fabulous! I love this lady!
Aww…a great joy is coming!
Ten days of documenting cardinals outside my kitchen window! So amazing!!!
We originally scheduled Tomoko+Kenji's maternity photo session for Malibu beach at sunset, but the weather did not cooperate, so we did it at their house. I know it's hard to beat the beach at sunset, but I have to say it was God because their session turned out more amazing than I imagined because we were able to include their beloved dog and the beautiful scenery around their property. It was a perfect day and I made the most beautiful and kind new friends. :) It was such a joy to photograph the two of them because they were so happy and had big smiles the whole time. I love my job.
Had such a great session with Zack Mendenhall. I like this kid! :) And if you're into music, check out Zack's band, The Narwhals, based in Los Angeles.