Your first taste of game meat is a bit like your first cheese-tasting session: it's better to start off with a meat that isn't too strong and won't overpower taste buds that are used to the supreme quartet of beef, pork, chicken and lamb. You should start with young animals in a marinade or ragout before taking on woodier flavours in less elaborated "power-flavour" dishes like tartares and grills.
Too often, game meat that is too strong and has not been prepared the correct way can deter newcomers from trying it again, and even put some of the entourage right off, including hunters' family members, who may even go as far as to refuse it. I speak from experience: my first taste of a freshly roasted mallard with salt and pepper had left me more than sceptical about its tastiness. But as it was my waterfowling partner's favourite dish, I tried a number of different recipes that have since warmed me to it!
It would be a shame to avoid such a healthy meat that has come straight from the field to the plate, bypassing antibiotics, food supplements and the stress of certain intensive farming methods.
There is something familiar to us about the taste of this wild… "pig"; not much different from pork, but with five times less fat and half the calories! OK, it's better if it isn't the old man of the sounder, either – after a certain age, boar aren't suited to the pot anymore.
I remember a haunch from a boar that must have been two or three years old and which had been cooked "Hungarian style" by my mother one Christmas: a revelation enjoyed by everyone at the table, even those who didn't like (but weren't against) hunting. I prepare the recipe for you very soon.
And you, what is your favorite game meat?


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Ohio AG: Killers of 8 familiar with family's properties
Chris Graves
The Cincinnati Enquirer
WAVERLY, Ohio — The killers who systematically shot to death eight members of a southern Ohio family in April were familiar with their homes and the area, Attorney General Mike DeWine said.
Many family and community members have speculated the killers had to have intimate knowledge of the rural areas in Pike and Scioto counties where the Rhoden family members lived, including details about their homes and their routines.
But DeWine's statement was the first time officials have publicly acknowledged this as a likelihood. It comes two weeks after Pike County Sheriff Charlie Reader said investigators are looking for more than one killer.
Family in Ohio massacre scoffs at sheriff's comments
In an exclusive interview last week with The Cincinnati Enquirer, part of the USA TODAY NETWORK, DeWine also said federal agencies, including the Department of Homeland Security, are working with the army of state and county investigators to solve the complex case, which this week will enter its fifth month without resolution. Agents with the Drug Enforcement Administration and FBI also have been called in to help, he said.
DeWine declined to discuss if the expertise of Homeland Security might lend credence to early speculation that a Mexican drug cartel could be involved.
"The FBI has had some involvement, the DEA has had some involvement and that involvement is ongoing,'' he said during an hour-long interview at the Pike County Sheriff's Office. "Both agencies have assets and sometimes they have information that we do not have. And so it's important for us to work closely with them and we will continue to do so. I know the FBI has been helpful, and contacts continue between our investigators and Homeland Security."
James Alan Fox, a criminology professor at Northeastern University in Boston and author of 18 books, including Extreme Killing: Understanding Serial and Mass Murder, said that Homeland Security might have some expertise that local investigators don't. But he did not want to speculate.
Sheriff: At least 2 killers in Ohio mass shooting
Killed in the April 22 homicides were: Christopher Rhoden Sr., 40; his former wife, Dana Manley Rhoden, 37; their three children, Clarence "Frankie" Rhoden, 20, Hanna Rhoden, 19, and Christopher Rhoden Jr., 16; Christopher Rhoden Sr.'s brother, Kenneth Rhoden, 44, and cousin, Gary Rhoden, 38; and Frankie Rhoden's fiancee, Hannah Gilley, 20.
Three children, a 5-day-old girl, a 6-month-old boy and his 3-year-old half-brother, were found alive and physically unharmed in two different locations.
Does rural insular community know more than it's saying?
DeWine did not offer further details on the probe that has baffled family members and perplexed this tight-knit community where families have roots dating back generations. It is a proud Appalachian culture that largely relies on its own, not often asking or seeking outside help. That leads many people here to be deeply suspicious of outsiders — including law enforcement.
DeWine hinted that culture might be slowing investigators' efforts.
"I believe that there's information out there that somebody has in Pike County or people have in Pike County that might be helpful that we do not have yet,'' DeWine said. "That's not a criticism; it's just my guess."
Nonetheless, he called the effort a "very active; a very, very active investigation," one he reiterated will be solved.
The lack of information law enforcement has shared with the both the community and family members is not easing the inherent distrust.
Tony Rhoden, brother to Christopher Rhoden Sr. and Kenneth Rhoden, said it has felt like a one-way street of information. Family members have met monthly with investigators and victim advocates, but little to no information is shared with them. And many of his brothers and sisters, and his mother Geneva Rhoden, are growing weary, he said.
Criminologist Fox said the cops aren't trying to be difficult: "Families are often frustrated. That's not just true in the mountains of Appalachia. That's just how cops do their job. They just need to protect the information that only the killers would know."
DeWine said he appreciates the family's frustration. Withholding information is necessary to catch the killers and, ultimately, to take the case to trial, he said.
"Everything we say or don't say is dependent on our calculation on whether saying something will increase or decrease our opportunities to get a conviction in this case,'' the attorney general said. "Our goal is justice.''
Investigators have received more than 700 tips, analyzed more than 100 pieces of evidence and conducted more than 150 interviews since April 22.
DeWine has declined to say if three commercial marijuana grow operations found on two of the Rhoden properties in April are central to the investigation. Some family members have acknowledged that Kenneth Rhoden, who lived in a camper on Left Folk Road, and Christopher Rhoden Sr., who lived in a trailer on Union Hill Road, both grew pot. The family members said they were unaware of any high-volume growth.
Fox, the criminology professor, said the longer the case takes, the colder its trail. But that doesn't mean it won't be solved.
"This was not a spontaneous crime," Fox said. "Further, the perpetrators planned to get away with it. So police need some degree of luck here. Cases like this are often solved with a lucky break."
Follow Chris Graves on Twitter: @chrisgraves
Reward offered
Anyone with information related to the case is asked to call Southern Ohio Crime Stoppers at 740-773-TIPS. Anonymous tips are still being taken at the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation at 855-BCI-OHIO (224-6446) or the Pike County Sheriff's Office at 740-947-2111.
A $10,000 Crime Stoppers reward would be paid for any information that leads to apprehension of suspects and a conviction.

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Global Theater Initiative Overview
Global Theater Initiative
Overview | Global Pre-Conference | Finding Home Essay Salon | World Theatre Day | Press Release
TCG and the Laboratory for Global Performance and Politics (the Lab), based in Washington, DC at Georgetown University, developed the Global Theater Initiative (GTI) over the course of 2015, and launched it officially in February 2016. By combining the unique reach of TCG's international programming with the Lab's distinctive experience in humanizing global politics through the power of performance, GTI strengthens, nurtures, and promotes global citizenship and international collaboration in the U.S. professional and educational theatre field. It also honors and intersects with the work so many theatre colleagues have invested in cross-cultural exchange and understanding.
Through the alignment of programming and resources, the GTI partners serve as a hub of global exchange with three core areas of focus: connecting practitioners with resources, knowledge, and partnerships to strengthen their work; promoting cultural collaboration as essential for international peace and mutual understanding; and innovating new strategies to maximize the global theatre field's opportunities and impact. GTI also serves as the collaborative leadership of the U.S. Center of the International Theatre Institute (ITI/U.S.).
The programs of GTI consist of all current international programming conducted by TCG and the Lab, as well as a range of new activities that will be collaboratively created. The first will be an International Pre-Conference with performances at the 2016 TCG National Conference in Washington DC. Held on Wednesday, June 22 at the Davis Performing Arts Center at Georgetown University, the Pre-Conference will launch a stream of programs around global citizenship and exchange throughout the conference, curated by GTI. In their joint stewardship of ITI/U.S., both organizations will share administration of and representation on the ITI Worldwide Executive Board. A Global Theater Initiative website with more information and resources will be launching in 2016.
The Global Theater Initiative was originally conceived and is coordinated by: Teresa Eyring, executive director, TCG; Derek Goldman, co-founding director, the Lab; Kevin Bitterman, associate director of artistic & international programs, TCG; Emilya Cachapero, director of artistic & international programs, TCG; Kevin E. Moore, managing director, TCG; and Jojo Ruf, managing director, the Lab. For more information about GTI, contact Kevin Bitterman and Jojo Ruf.
TCG's Global Reach
Global Theatre Initiative
Global Pre-Conference
Finding Home Essay Salon
WTD 2010
ITI-Worldwide
US Center of ITI
Artist Visas


Local appliance store entrepreneur/headhunter. After the owner saw me with my camera he asked, "You're not from PETA, are you?" This image struck me as a scene from a David Lynch film.
Her mind in a balanced and unbalanced composition.
I was just having some coffee at Cafe Versailles after hours. I love the cuban coffee places because they have the bar outside, and it always attracts a number of very colorful characters.
Eight men sitting on benches in late afternoon in Jewish Quarter of Rome.


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In Thanksgiving for 150 Years
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In Thanksgiving for 150 Years of the Little Sisters in the U.S.A.
Somerville, October 28, 2018
The planning of the important celebration of the Little Sisters of the Poor's arrival in the U.S.A. began many months ago. Invitations were sent out to benefactors, families, and friends well in advance.
It was decided early on to have the Eucharistic celebration at St. Catherine of Genoa Church on October 28 at 3 p.m. This Parish is just behind our own property here in Somerville. The Church was constructed between 1907 and 1920 and designed with the belief that the building should connect American immigrant Catholic aesthetic and spiritual experience. Much of the interior is made up of blended marble imported from Carrara, Italy. St. Catherine's has been called the "gem of the Boston Archdiocese" because of its breathtaking beauty.
A few weeks prior to the event, we were invited to Somerville City Hall by the Board of Aldermen who awarded us a citation which read in part: "…The Aldermen and Mayor offer their heartfelt gratitude for the work that the Little Sisters have done these past 150 years and offer their best wishes for the ongoing success of their spiritual mission."
A week before the Mass, the local television station came to our Home for a tour, filming a segment for their station, and a few days later the Residents were happy to see themselves on T.V.!
When the big day finally arrived, many of our Residents boarded our bus to make the trip around the block! By the start of Mass, the middle aisles of the Church were just about filled with nearly 300 people. A busload of Little Sisters, Residents, and friends also came from our Home in Pawtucket. Our Residents sat in the first few pews on the right and the Little Sisters processed in and sat up front on the left.
Auxiliary Bishop Robert P. Reed was the main celebrant, assisted by our Chaplain, Fr. Pat Universal, Resident priest Fr. Joe Gaudet, our confessor Fr. Frank Conroy, and our priest friends, Fr. Richard Curran, Fr. Stephen Linehan, and Fr. Frank Campo. The First Reading was proclaimed by our Resident, Tom Hartigan, and the Second Reading was read by Lisa Scapellati, the mother of our Postulant Nicole. Sr. Mary John de la Croix read the Prayers of the Faithful.
The Liturgy of the day was so appropriate as we raised our voices in song in response to the First Reading: "The Lord has done great things for us; we are filled with joy." Bishop Reed spoke so beautifully in his homily. It was obvious how well he personally knows the Little Sisters and he spoke with warmth, encouraging us to be open to the Holy Spirit so as to continue living in today's world the beautiful charism bequeathed to us by our mother, St. Jeanne Jugan. He began by noting that the presence of the Little Sisters has brought "amazing grace" into the lives of so many over the years, inspiring him to sing the hymn "Amazing Grace," which prompted the entire assembly to spontaneously join their voices in song! The Offertory gifts were presented by Somerville Mayor Emeritus Gene Brune, a great friend of the Little Sisters and new Chairman of our Advisory Board, a longtime Resident, Sheila Hurley, and a Little Sister, Sr. Lily de la Croix.
Led by Sr. Elizabeth Anne Mary, the music for the liturgy was well prepared and was accompanied on the organ by Peter Regan, the St. Catherine's parish musician. The organ was complemented by a small group of musicians, made up of friends, family, and volunteers. Magdalena Richter, a world-renowned violinist and new volunteer, played the violin; Tim O'Brien, the husband of our Development Assistant, played the viola; Terry McGinty, the son of a Resident, played the trumpet; and Dave Leahy, the brother of Sr. Elizabeth Anne, played the electric guitar. It was magnificent! Guests even remarked that they were planning on bringing the program to their own parish musical directors to show them the wonderful music!
At the end of the liturgical celebration, Mother Maureen offered a few words of thanks, mentioning the various groups who were there, which was followed by some applause. However, when she asked everyone to show their appreciation and love for our Residents, there was thunderous applause! It was very touching. She also gave a brief description of the tapestry that graced the sanctuary. When she was leaving the podium, Bishop Reed came over and embraced her, symbolizing his love—and that of the Church—for the Little Sisters and our holy Mother, St. Jeanne Jugan. All joined their voices wholeheartedly in singing our Recessional hymn which was a solemn hymn of praise, the Te Deum in English!
After the celebration everyone was invited to return to our Home for light refreshments and the guests filled the auditorium, which was decorated with white mums on the tables covered with blue tablecloths. There was a huge banner displayed over the stage with the words: "From a humble heart, a great wave of charity." Everyone had the chance to admire the gorgeous banners and wonderful posters created by Sr. Constance Carolyn. It was a pleasant, informal gathering that gave us the chance to personally thank many of our friends and benefactors for all they do for us. Tours of the Home were also offered during the reception, and our guests appreciated that the tours were given by a Little Sister, Sr. Patrice du Sacré Coeur, who was a wonderful tour guide. Only a few went on tours, because many who were here were very familiar with our home.
We all agree that this milestone for our Congregation gives us yet another opportunity to thank God for having called us to be daughters of Sr. Mary of the Cross. What happiness for us to be Little Sisters of the Poor! "Blessed be God, Thank you my God, Glory be to God!"
The Gift of the Elderly
Volunteer Profile: Angela Cotter
Caring for our Residents
Our Last Christmas Bazaar
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The CLEVER toothbrush works on the principle of polarity.
Every atom in the nature when it acquires or loses an external electron ceases to be neutral and results positively charged if it has lost an electron (positive ion) or negatively charged if acquires (negative ion ). Elements of the same polarity repel each other, while elements of different polarities attract each other.
The bristles of the brush head CLEVER having negative charge attract the plate that has a positive charge.
The plate is then removed with success, even in the remotest corners, from your teeth and your mouth will be protected from dental problems (plaque, tartar, cavities, etc..), Gingivitis and bad breath.


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Q: Different behaviour activity lifecycle on Sony Tablet S I am a new developer on Android. I have an application working on several Android devices but I have found a weird behaviour on the activities lifecycle on an Sony Tablet S with 4.0.3 android version.
My app have an A activity wich launch a B activity, the problem is that when B is launched A is paused and destroyed, while in the other devices is paused an resumed. When I came back from B activity through back button, A has to be created again.
Any idea? I have search a lot about this issue but I have not found any similar problem. Thanks in advance!

A: Whether an Activity gets destroyed or not is determined by the Android OS and depends not only on your device but also on the current memory usage. It isn't that unlikely that your Activities get destroyed faster on a device with a smaller memory unit or if there are other apps eating up memory (perhaps apps that won't get destroyed because they are part of the modified OS from Sony). That could happen especially if your activity A is heavy weighted with Bitmaps...

A: The code I used to create and display the Activity B is the following:
  legendButton.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {
     @Override
     public void onClick(final View v) {
        final Intent intent = new Intent(MainActivity.this, LegendActivity.class);
        intent.putExtra(Constants.LEGEND, _legenditems);
        startActivity(intent);
     }
  });

A: I am observing same issue with Sony Xperia Z. My calling activity(A) calls native camera with an intent (using startActivityForResult(..)).
What I am observing is A gets destroyed and when done with camera onActivtyResult(..) of A is called.
I am still trying to figure out how to fix this.

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"What really brings Ayelet Tsabari's stories to life are her characters, people that you rarely meet in Israeli fiction." The Times of Israel's Ellis Shuman's verdict on Israeli-Canadian Tsabari's The Best Place on Earth: "Highly recommended." I agree!
New Yorkers: "LABA is a non-religious Jewish house of study and culture laboratory at the 14th Street Y. Every year LABA selects a group of around 10 fellows — a mix of artists, writers, dancers, musicians, actors and others — to join us for a yearlong study of classical Jewish texts centered around a theme, and then interpret these texts in their work which is featured in LABAlive events and the quarterly online journal." The theme for 2013-14 will be "Mother," and fellowship applications are due by July 31, 2013.
The Yiddish Book Center has an interesting project under way, "a series of ongoing interviews with relatives of Yiddish authors," with some examples already online.
Last, but by no means least: a blog post by one of the JCC Boston Diller Teen Fellows, "selected yearly based on their leadership aptitude, commitment to Jewish learning, interest in exploring their connection to Israel, and passion for serving their community." I've known Hannah since before she was born–I'm kvelling!
Every Friday morning My Machberet presents an assortment of links, primarily of the literary variety.
And on a more personal note: I hope that you'll take a few moments to read my sister's first essay/post for The Jewish Week's New Normal blog.
From the The Jewish Week: "Elie Wiesel's 'Open House'".
The Canadian Jewish News catches up with JewishFiction.Net and its editor, Nora Gold, who has a new novel coming next year (I can't wait to read it!).
Even if I hadn't had the privilege of meeting YIVO Executive Director Jonathan Brent this week, his important reflections on "the last books" for Jewish Ideas Daily would have made this list.
A few words about "Germany After 1945: A Society Confronts Anti-Semitism, Racism and Neo-Nazism," a traveling exhibition that is making its U.S. debut in NYC.
And my review of "Holocaust Literature: A History and Guide," by David Roskies and Naomi Diamant, in The Forward.
Every Friday morning My Machberet presents an assortment of Jewish news, primarily of the literary variety, from around the Web.
I'm looking forward to delving into this special "Writing from Israel" poetry and translation feature from The Bakery.
Thrilled to see this interview with my former poetry teacher, Matthew Lippman, on The Whole Megillah.
See also an interview with Israeli poet Moshe Dor and translator Barbara Goldberg, courtesy of Moment magazine's blog.
On Tablet: New translations of powerful Holocaust poetry by Chava Rosenfarb.
D.G. Myers interprets Howard Jacobson – and reviews Jacobson's Zoo Time – for Jewish Ideas Daily.
Yiddish Book Center Fellow Jordan Kutzik reports on a recent UNESCO symposium, "The Permanence of Yiddish," in Paris.
Over on Jewish Ideas Daily, D.G. Myers reviews the year just past in Jewish books.
Clever review of Oy! Only Six? Why Not More? Six-Word Memoirs on Jewish Life (I'm a proud contributor).
Something unexpected happened when Vanessa Hidary ("the Hebrew Mamita") asked a pop-up bookstore at Limmud to stock her memoir.
Last, but not least: first issue of Gandy Dancer, a new literary journal based at SUNY-Geneseo, features an interview with me about Quiet Americans.
I missed what looks to have been an intriguing event at the Center for Jewish History on the subject of Jewish participation as "culture brokers" in publishing-the book trade. Luckily, there's video from the evening, which I hope to watch this weekend.


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Sunbury & Macedon
Luca's memory honoured
by Tate Papworth
healthsunshine hospitalwestern healthJoan Kirner Women's and Children's Hospitalcuddle cot
Luca Sautchuk never took a breath in this world, but he'll have an impact on the lives of people for years to come.
Luca was born sleeping on January 2 this year at the Sunshine Hospital.
He was diagnosed with a congenital diaphragmatic hernia at the 25-week gestation period.
His mother Lauren said the news devastated the family.
"Luca had a hole in his diaphragm and his organs drifted up into his chest cavity, pushing his right lung near his shoulder, his heart to the right and leaving no room for his left lung to develop," Lauren said.
"I'd never heard of it before but it's as common as spina bifida and cystic fibrosis. We began researching online and it was pretty grim reading the statistics and survival rates."
Lauren said she and her husband Chris took comfort in knowing they weren't alone.
"Finding out there's other people who have gone through it, finding support groups, it's comforting in a devastating time," Chris said.
Luca's parents also took comfort in the time they got to spend with their son.
They spent two days with Luca in a bereavement room, made possible with the assistance of a cuddle cot.
"There aren't really any words to describe how it [the cuddle cot] benefited us during such a tough time," Lauren said.
"It allowed us to form memories with Luca and spend some time with him. We were able to live with him for two days as our son before we had to say our final goodbye."
Now they're helping parents in similar situations.
Lauren and Chris raised more than $6000 through a GoFundMe page and last week donated a cuddle cot to the Joan Kirner Women's and Children's Hospital in Luca's memory.
"To be able to help someone else do the same with their child is really overwhelming, it means a lot," Lauren said.
"It was also amazing to see where the money was coming from, it wasn't just friends and family, it was people all over the world who had been through a similar situation."
Community rallies to bring David home
Esther Lauaki
Sun may set on women's group
Alesha Capone
Duo's hair-raising adventure
Jessica Micallef
My Brimbank: Dr Tiro Othomile
Tate Papworth
Unit 6/1-9 Thomsons Road, Keilor Park, Victoria 3042. Phone: 8318 5777.


I'm definitely a Holden man, and have been ever since my dad brought home my mother's 1998 VT Commodore Acclaim Wagon. I can remember that as clear as daylight. My first car was a 2002 Holden Calais V6 dual-fuel and I loved it to bits. My review is on my second one, the MY14 Cruze SRi.
The handling and composure are real highlights. The electronic steering is a breeze and the suspension copes really well with all road conditions and makes driving to Sydney or Adelaide hassle free, so the Aussie engineers have done their jobs marvellously well. Plus, the turbo isn't half-bad once you get it going when you come across winding roads that are scattered around this great land.
The infotainment system is easy enough to use (if a little slow on the occasion), plus even though I have an Android, using the phone is simple, with the option of putting in your own text responses. The best bit is that you can actually turn the auto headlights off, unlike most of today's cars, which is a real pet peeve of mine.
I've heard and read some of the horror stories, yet mine has hardly ever let me down mechanically (aside from a small issue with the turbo). The issues I have had are more general.
Weight and fuel use jump immediately to mind. Weighing around 1400kg and mainly requiring premium 95-octane fuel, coupled with the accelerator pedal that is ridiculously sensitive to the slightest movement of your foot, means the difference between getting to your destination late or a speeding ticket. That being said, I have managed to get a low average of 9.2L/100km with around-town driving, which is always way more than what Holden claims.
So, it does most of the stuff that it said in the brochure, it's just the way it does it that lets it down. In saying that, it has done everything I've asked of it without giving me much trouble.
Yes, the Cruze wasn't going to send the world into a spin, but the Aussie workers and engineers did the best they could do with what they were given, and that's what makes me proud.


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Spinsane Slot Review
NetEnt's Spinsane is positively one of the slots, which many virtual players might get their teeth into as it blends classic and rather advanced features. This high-energy video slot is one of the latest additions to the portfolio of the Swedish developer, and it is likely to capture the imagination of slot lovers with its innovative yet quirky theme. The wolf-themed video slot plays over 5 reels, 3 rows, and 27 paylines, and it is overloaded with special symbols, which might pop up on the reels at any moment.
What further adds up to the excitement is the nice pack of extra features, which can be triggered at random as soon as players set the reels in motion. Activating them will certainly play into revealing the big payout potential of this slot and will provide the means for a rewarding experience.
Spinsane Slot Summary
Provider NetEnt
Paylines 27 fixed paylines
Minimum Bet $0.10
Maximum Bet $500.00
Wild Symbol Symbol, which has W labeled on it
Scatter Symbol Wolf howling at the moon
Bonus Features Free Spins; Overlay Wild Reels
Symbols and Winning Combinations of Spinsane Slot
NetEnt is certainly one of the software developers that do not fall flat when it comes to creating slots, which have an eye-catching design and thrilling features, and Spinsane is living proof. This is a gripping video slot, which does not only has the capacity to inject much fun and exhilaration into players' betting session but also to bring them nice rewards. The layout of the game is certainly not what one might have used to seeing as the developers have drawn inspiration from the classic stepper mechanics. Perhaps, one of the biggest oddities about it is the presence of blank spaces on the reels.
The reels are styled so that they could emulate the slots, which can be found at brick-and-mortar casinos as they are illuminated by neon lights. The sound effects are also in line with the attempt of the provider to recreate the feeling you get while playing slots at a land-based casino.
The symbols Spinsane is equipped with are not that varied as one might expect, but they are still in keeping with the theme. Two of the low-paying symbols of the game are represented by a claw and paw print. The payout these symbols bring will be increased as soon as players see three fire slashes across them as aligning five claws will bring them 250 credits while getting five paw prints will bring them a boost of 1,000 credits. The wolf icon is more rewarding as it gives a balance boost of 500 credits for five of a kind. Those who are lucky enough to align five wolf icons with fire slashes on them will collect a massive prize of 5,000 credits.
Spinsane comes with wild and scatter symbols, which will play into the activation of the special features of the game. The scatter symbol is represented by a wolf howling at the moon, while the wild one has W labeled on it, and it can turn out to be highly valuable as well.
Bonus Features of Spinsane Slot
What makes for a fun-filled experience are the bonus features, which can be activated every time slot buffs get the reels working. Spinsane might not be overflowing with special symbols, but the low-payers will turn into super symbols as soon as they have fire slashes across them. The best thing about them is that they can substitute the regular symbols of the same kind, meaning that players' chances to produce winning combinations will be much higher.
When players set the reels in motion, the spin indicator will be illuminated, meaning that this is when they should hope for landing winning combinations. The wild symbol can show up on any reel but the first one, and it enhances players' chances to build winning combinations as it replaces all symbols apart from the scatter.
As soon as reel spinners see five or more wolves that are howling at the moon, they will trigger the free-spins session. The number of bonus spins players will enjoy will hinge upon the number of scatter symbols, which were on the reels when the feature was activated. Thus, in return for every scatter symbol, they will be granted two bonus spins. Those who are lucky enough to see scatter symbols to appear after the feature is set going, they will be rewarded an additional free spin for every extra special symbol they see.
Slot mavens should also keep an eye out for Overlay Wild Reels as they will be filled up with wild symbols. Such reels might show up only after the activation of the bonus spins, and they will remain such throughout the bonus-spins feature, meaning that it will be much easier to complete winning combinations.
Spinsane is a gripping video slot, which looks and feels equally well on desktop and handheld devices. The animations are unusually sharp, which is to be expected from the provider. The bonus features the game is teemed with make for fun-packed gameplay and promises to bring lucky players some copious prizes.


★ RotG minimalist poster ☆ . . Wallpaper and background images in the Rise of the Guardians club tagged: rise of the guardians jack frost tooth north pitch sandy bunnymund minimalist poster.
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Q: SilverStripe Fluent automatic translation behaviour The SilverStripe Fluent mod seems to automatically translate all fields within a DataExtension. To disable this I had to use: private static $translate = 'none';.
Which is odd because when it comes to DataObjects it works the opposite way: nothing is translated automatically, only the fields you explicitly tell to be translated.
Is it possible to disable this automatic translation behaviour of the SS-Fluent mod? It would also be interesting to know what other stuff Fluent automatically translates.

A: In the code...
In silverstripe any static array can be set in the code, so yes adding this to _confip.php
Config::inst()->update('MyDataObject', 'translate',<SET ME HERE>);

...will work making sure to set the required value!
If you want to add the same thing into config.yml then...
MyDataObject:
  translate:
    - 'FieldOne'
    - 'SomeOtherField'

...this is covered in more detail in https://github.com/tractorcow/silverstripe-fluent/blob/master/docs/en/configuration.md

A: Just building on Barry's answer; Fluent doesn't translate extensions, it translates DataObjects, and will by default automatically translate fields on the dataobject that match the Fluent.data_include rules. Think of it as extensions pushing fields into the dataobject itself, which fluent sees as being owned by that extended object, rather than the extension itself.
The issue you're running into is the automatic translate behaviour, where translate isn't defined. You can follow Barry's answer to solve this for individual objects.
If you want to globally disable all automatic field translations, you can copy the values from Fluent.data_include to Fluent.data_exclude. A field type in this list will not be include for localisation (even if in Fluent.data_include).
---
Name: myfluentconfig
After: '#fluentconfig'
---
Fluent:
  data_exclude:
    - 'Text'
    - 'Varchar'
    - 'HTMLText'
    - 'HTMLVarchar'

This means that if you have a dataobject (or extension) like below, it won't get automatically translated.
class MyObject extends DataObject {
    private static $db = [
        'Name' => 'Text'
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Le Canal de Kerma () est un canal à écluse, situé à Heinävesi en Finlande.

Description

Construit en 1903–1905, le canal de Kerma, , mesure  de long et son dénivelé est de 2,3–2,4 mètres.
Il fait partie de la voie navigable d'Heinävesi.

Le canal de Kerma, le Canal de Pilppa et le canal de Vihovuonne relient le lac Kermajärvi au lac Haukivesi.
En 1906 débute la navigation de voyageurs sur la voie navigable d'Heinävesi.

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Annexes

Article connexe
Liste des canaux sans écluse de Finlande

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Cours d'eau navigable
Canal en Finlande
Transport à Heinävesi

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Author: Behar Abbasi (Biography, Email)
"USA Embassy, NATO staff in Baghdad face danger following Trump mass murder."
Published5 January, 2020, 2 weeks ago
USA Embassy, NATO staff in Baghdad face danger following Trump mass murder.
The world reacts to the murder of Qassem Suleimani but Trump mass murdered more than 12 officials in Baghdad on their way to a New Year's soiree.
Hundreds of their family members and friends are in states of shock and grief "and will be mourning for a long time", says one family member.
by Behar Abbasi
Author's Note: In my research for this article, sources begged me to urge all white anglos of North America and Europe to leave the Middle East immediately.
Up to 5,000 US troops are on their way to Iraq as NATO suspends its operations and orders troops in Iraq to hunker down.
The US Embassy in Baghdad has come under considerable attention following the US Mass Murder of Mag-Gen. Qassem Suleimani, Mag-Gen. Hossein Pourjafari (Assistant to Suleimani), Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, Shahroud Mozaffari Nia, Hadi Taremi, Vahid Zamanian (bodyguard), Muhammad Radha al-Jabri, Hassan Abdu al-Hadi, Muhammad al-Shaybani, Haider Ali, and possibly Naim Qassem (see 'The US believed Naim Qassem, a deputy-leader of Hezbollah, was aboard' .
Since the USA mass murdered these persons at 33°15′29″N 44°15′22″E (Baghdad) on or about 3 January 2020 1 a.m. (local UTC+3), the world has been tense as Iran promised to drive America from the region and protestors scorned the US embassy in Baghdad inside the so-called "Green Zone" protected area forbidden to most Iraqis.
"The world cannot afford another war in the Gulf," noted Farhan Haq, Deputy Spokesman for the UN Secretary-General.
Qassem Soleimani's remains were returned to Iran today and flown to the city of Ahvaz in the country's southwest, the official IRIB news agency reported. A funeral is currently underway.
The humanity component of Trump's Mass Murder has been lost but it is out there among hundreds of millions.
Heartbreak, Confusion, Anger and Community Response
Helped by FPMag Baghdad correspondent Saif Abdul-Ahad, author Behar Abbasi spoke to many grieving families. "As the word spreads of the mass murder, anger is also spreading," notes Saif.
"Words don't describe the painful reactions I see in many families with broken hearts," he added.
Zeinab Soleimani (29) & her brother Mohammadreza Soleimani (24), according to officials of Iran President Rouhani's office contacted by FPMag, "are devastated—completely devastated. Their papa was so good to them and they are crying every minute [translated]."
Mohammadreza Soleimani is a very popular Iranian football forward who currently plays for Saipa in the Persian Gulf Pro League. He has played since he was a toddler and is an Iranian heartthrob. His followers are enraged by the murder of his father, Qassem Suleimani.
Mohammadreza Soleimani, son of murdered Qasim Suleimani is a popular Iranian football forward. Photo Credit: Saipa Sports. Photo Art/Cropping/Enhancement: Rosa Yamamoto FPMag
Qassem Suleimani was a General in the Iraq/Iran Militias as was David Howell Petraeus a general officer in the US military during the 8-year American invasion of Iraq. Both of these military leaders were responsible for the deaths of many.
The murder of Suleimani is widely noted but the emotions of families, women and their children of a dozen more officials deceased as a result of a Donald Trump mass murder, have broken the hearts of millions of Shiites and stirred more than a hornet's nest of anger.
3 January 2020 Qasim's Son's sports group, Saipa Youth hold Volleyball Tribute to Major General Qassem Soleimani. Photo Credit: Saipa Sports. Photo Art/Cropping/Enhancement: Rosa Yamamoto FPMag
Tehran, Iran—Millions Mourn in Funeral procession that extends many kilometres.
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In a de facto sense, Iraq is still Occupied.
Canadian led NATO operation in Iraq shut down yesterday by NATO Command. "The safety of our personnel in Iraq is paramount," acting NATO spokesman Dylan White said in a statement. "We continue to take all precautions necessary. NATO's mission is continuing, but training activities are temporarily suspended."Canadian Maj-Gen. Jennie Carignan (right) at Union III Military Base in Baghdad last 26 November. NATO operates bases at Taji and Besmaya. Photo Credit: NATO ~ FPMag
More than 18,000 US Coalition Forces including some 3,000 US contractors, 9,000 US Forces, thousands of 'Coalition-nation troops' and thousands of American-trained surrogate fighters under project 127 echo.
Last week the US Embassy in Iraq came under attack by Shia militia supporters following USA attacks on numerous Shia facilities killing dozens of Iraqis.
The American-attacked Iraqi bases were allegedly Hezbollah locations the Iraqi Prime Minister claims the Iraqi Shia militia units are official components of the Iraqi military and correspond to the fact that 68% of the Iraq population is Shia Muslim.
US Embassy is endangered.
According to official documents, and a recent visit to the US Embassy complex in Baghdad, the facility spanning 104 acres (42ha) has 5,640 plus workers of the US State Department and US Department of Defence.
FPMag correspondent Saif Abdul-Ahad in Baghdad reports that the complex was reconstructed in 2006, "along the Tigris River, west of the Arbataash Tamuz Bridge, facing Al-Kindi street to the north".
The USA Embassy in Baghdad came under siege by Iraqi citizens who protested the recent American attacks against Iraqi facilities. The protests came on New Years Eve and New Year's day in response to US bombing of Iraqi militia in Iraq.
Yesterday, rockets landed near the sprawling US embassy but without any loss of life or significant property damage. Photo Credit: US Army/Staff Sgt. Desmond Cassell/Task Force-Iraq . Photo Art/Cropping: Rosa YamamotoFPMag
Oppressed under Saddam Hussein & the USA Occupation, Shiites (Persians) are 68% of Iraq's population, largely located in southern Iraq.
"Persians in Iraq have been given a rough time," says Saif Abdul-Ahad, FPMag correspondent. "That might be putting it mildly," he added. "Saddam Hussein bombed the Shia from 1990 to 2003 and in all their history they have been the poor Persian cousins on the Shiite/Sunni divide who had no say in family affairs—no representation on the Iraqi government. And that is why Iran in recent years has invested a lot of money to support Iraqi-Persia."
"The addition of Shia militias to the official Iraqi military command began in 2014 and is a departure from the past decades during which time the military of Saddam Hussein until 2003 and the Iraqi military of the American occupiers up until 2011 was almost entirely Sunni Muslim from the central regions of Iraq," says Saif Abdul-Ahad.
"For nearly a century, the [Iraqi] nation's 15 million Shiite Muslims have been denied access to political power," noted Andrew Cockburn of the Smithsonian Institute in 2003.
The quasi-autonomous Kurdish region of the north had its own military in the past decade, supported by American and Canadian military efforts toward supply and training.
NATO Mission Stops Operations to focus on troop safety following US Mass-Murder of over a dozen officials in Baghdad
Including 500 service personnel in the north (Kurdish region) and 250 with the NATO mission in the south of Iraq, Canada unofficially has in total including civilians close to 1000 observed personnel based in Iraq.
The picture and its story: Canadian led NATO operation in Iraq shut down yesterday by NATO Command. Baghdad, November transfer of command photo: Canadian Major-General Dany Fortin (left) transfers command of NATO training unit to Canadian Maj-Gen. Jennie Carignan (right) at Union III Military Base in Baghdad last 26 November. NATO operates bases at Taji and Besmaya. Photo Credit: NATO ~ FPMag
"The safety of our personnel in Iraq is paramount," acting NATO spokesman Dylan White said in a statement. "We continue to take all precautions necessary. NATO's mission is continuing, but training activities are temporarily suspended."
Background: "Seventeen Years of Occupying Iraq did not teach America very much, apparently."
The statement ("Seventeen Years of Occupying Iraq did not teach America very much, apparently.") comes from a family friend of the author in Kirkuk, Iraq who has been angry that an American base has been located in his city. He is a former Republican Guard member under Iraqi President Saddam Hussein (overthrown by America in April 2003) and does not want his name mentioned.
What the former Republican Guard Colonel is referring to is the fact that Iraq is comprised of parts of Persia since 1922 is something that Washington DC and likely all of America has never come to grips with. Neither Saddam Hussein or the American occupiers got along with the majority Shiites of Iraqi-Persia.
US Occupation of Iraq reaches 17 years in April
"The irony," he says, "is that the USA invaded Iraq in 2003 and occupied the country it seemingly knows little about for eight years officially and in a defacto sense has occupied Iraq since April 2003 until now, a period of nearly seventeen years by next April."
One explanation notes Saif Abdul-Ahad is that "America allowed the British occupiers to control southern Iaq (Iraqi-Persia) and never had much to do with it."
A U.S. Marine with 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines, assigned to the Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force-Crisis Response-Central Command (SPMAGTF-CR-CC) 19.2, provides long-range over watch security with an M40A6 sniper rifle at the Baghdad Embassy Compound in Iraq, Jan. 3, 2020. A Marine Air Ground Task Force is specifically designed to be capable of deploying aviation, ground, and logistics forces forward at a moment's notice. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Kyle C. Talbot) Photo Art/Cropping/Enhancement: Rosa Yamamoto FPMag
A U.S. Marine with 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines, assigned to the Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force-Crisis Response-Central Command (SPMAGTF-CR-CC) 19.2, supervises his squad as they provide over watch security at the Baghdad Embassy Compound in Iraq, Jan. 3, 2020. A Marine Air Ground Task Force is specifically designed to be capable of deploying aviation, ground, and logistics forces forward at a moment's notice. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Kyle C. Talbot) Photo Art/Cropping/Enhancement: Rosa Yamamoto FPMag
At 104 acres (42 ha), it is the largest and most expensive embassy in the world. File photo by Saif Abdul-Ahad, FPMag correspondent. Photo Art/Cropping/Enhancement: Rosa Yamamoto FPMag
Project 127Echo
This type of operation is done under what is called "The 127 Echo Programme" as explained during a US House of Representatives inquiry set out during the "Evaluation of the Department of Defense's Counterterrorism Approach" on Wednesday, 6 February 2019.
An example is the attack and destruction of a Popular Mobilisation Forces (al-Hashd ash-Shahbi) medical convoy on 4 January 2020 along the Taji Road north of the Iraq capital of Baghdad. The United States military's surrogates trained in American facilities in Iraq attacked and killed or injured up to a dozen medical crew members of the Iraqi al-Hashd ash-Shahbi militia.
"This evolving counter-terrorism operation construct will place even greater emphasis on successful programs, such as the 127 Echo program, which provides us viable surrogate forces designed to achieve U.S. CT objectives at relatively low cost in terms of resources and especially risk to our personnel," notes Maj. Gen. James Hecker, vice director for operations.
"The small-footprint approach inherent in 127 Echo, in addition to lessening the need for large scale U.S. troop deployments, fosters an environment where local forces take ownership of the problem," Hecker added.
The article " USA Embassy, NATO staff in Baghdad face danger following Trump mass murder. " was written by Author: Behar Abbasi (Biography, Email) Staff writer and FPMag correspondent for Yemen, Syria and Iraq. She is also a Registered Surgical Nurse.
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Johann Abraham Peter Schulz
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Sonata per il Clavicembalo solo (1778) in E flat major, op. 2
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contributor will play a key role in developing senior relationships and closing profit-generating sales with small, mid-size and global Clinical Research Organizations/ Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology organizations in a defined territory. Energetic, rainmaker that has significant consultative selling experience with a diverse group of economic, technical and user buyer influencers from mid-level through "C" suite positions.
Location: Work can be performed remotely with preference to candidates located within their respective geographic region
Trialbee's Mission is to simplify and drive clinical research as a care option and accelerate the journey to market for new treatments to patients who need them. Trialbee was founded in 2010, headquartered in Malmö, Sweden, and has since then worked with some of the biggest pharmaceutical companies in the world. Trialbee aims to create a holistic digitalization of the patient journey in clinical trials. The company has developed a cloud-based platform to connect patients, investigators and sponsors, and support workflows across the study chain. Their end-to-end solution provides patients with easy mobile access to disease communities, trial research, treatment journeys, adherence reminders and outcomes reporting for highest possible engagement. Simultaneously, investigators gain access to digital outreach campaigns, online screening, patient administration tools and actionable analytics to streamline the workload of clinical sites. Trialbee has been recognized as one of the fastest growing technology companies in Deloitte's Sweden Technology Fast 50. With a commercial growth of 497%, the organization is the 31st fastest growing technology company in Sweden. Trialbee was also named one of the 30 most innovative health tech companies in the world in Accenture HealthTech Innovation Challenge.
Consultative selling
Research and segment target market, establish a list of prioritized clients that fit the capabilities of Trialbee, foster relationships including developing coaches, deliver compelling capabilities presentations, manage the proposal process, differentiate the value proposition of Trialbee products and service, closed deals, and negotiate profit-generating contracts.
Experience selling large, complex software and/or service solutions to Clinical Research Organizations (CRO's)/Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology Organizations.
Experience in Consultative and Strategic Selling Methodology (i.e. Miller-Heiman, Sandler Sales Institute, etc.)
Sole accountability for sales and account management for the territory, meeting/exceeding agreed upon targets and measurable financial targets.
Collaborate with internal departments in identifying/implementing business development plans and opportunities to expand Trialbee's portfolio of business in new and existing accounts.
Manage RFI/RFP and Bid Defense meetings as appropriate.
Present regularly to Senior Management on key business updates related to sales activities and in relation to quarterly and annual goals.
Ensure projected net new sales goals are achieved and customers are completely satisfied.
Pro-actively develop forecasts and risk assessment in alignment with budgetary goals. Institute action plans when necessary.
Work collaboratively with peers to ensure seamless project startups and execution planning.
Manage relationships with partners/vendors/clients.
Lead/Participate in Governance Committee with customers as required.
Continuously develop and cultivate business relationships within senior levels of customer organization.
Facilitate Trialbee's interaction with perspective customers, development teams, and external consultants.
Leads and participate in proposal preparation meetings and/or proposal defense meetings as needed.
Work closely with Sales Operations team to deliver world class proposals with timely execution.
Assist, as required, in expansion activities (investments, acquisitions, corporate alliances etc.).
Ensure Trialbee customers are delighted and generate repeat business.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE/QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor's degree in a scientific discipline (preferred) with 7-10 years of progressively more responsible experience in pharmaceutical and service companies, including BD experience; or equivalent combination of education, training and experience.
Experience selling Clinical Trials Technology Solutions to Clinical Research Organizations (CRO's)/ Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology Organizations, including having built preferred vendor / key account relationships.
Experience selling software/SaaS solutions (platform/technology licensing)
Experience in fast growth, startups (high tech preferred)
Experience working for PE funded companies preferred
Strong knowledge and network in Pharmaceutical outsourcing groups and clinical operations executives in CRO's
Solid understanding of commercialization and the principles of drug development.
Strategic business and Industry awareness and the ability to translate emerging Industry trends relevant to the organization.
Unquestionable personal and professional integrity.
Excellent Analytical skills and experience in evaluating and managing business plans.
Proven experience conducting and negotiating deals.
Excellent attention to detail and ability to work simultaneously on multiple priorities.
Adaptability and flexibility to changing priorities.
Excellent presentation, communication, and negotiation skills.
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with coworkers, managers and clients
A successful record of accomplishment of delivering on commitments. Maximize financial returns of growth businesses through the development of a strategic vision and the execution of operating plans.
An energetic Self-starter who enjoys building new businesses.
Ability to travel often.
Bachelor's degree in a scientific discipline (preferred).
Salary commensurate with experience, plus uncapped bonus
HIRING EXECUTIVE PROFILE
Robert Molander
Robert has a 25-year record of driving growth and new launches. He has held leadership positions including: Global Head of New Growth Opportunities for Novartis Consumer Healthcare; Head of US Marketing for Shionogi Pharmaceuticals; Marketing and Sales leadership roles at Novartis Pharmaceuticals and Pfizer Consumer Health; preceded by a Consumer Package Goods marketing career with Nestlé Purina Pet Care. He has received awards including Novartis CEO Business Excellence Award and Pharmacia Marketer of the Year. Originally from Sweden, Robert holds an MBA from Washington University and BA's from Miami University in Economics and International Studies
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Q: Using CSS to insert and color an SVG from a spritesheet I'm using svg-sprite to generate a SVG spritesheet to be embedded via the <use> method:
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This works nicely for embedding and styling icons via HTML markup.
However, I also need the option to embed icons purely via CSS. For example adding a content list via the CMS WYSIWYG editor should not requiring the content editor to add extra SVG elements.
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Is there a way to achieve this with the <use> embed method, or a similar method? The solution also needs to allow for colouring the SVG via CSS.

A: If I understand your question correctly, the basic answer is no.
You can include an SVG icon in the CSS, just as you could a bitmap one.  For example with background-image.  However due to browser privacy restrictions, it has to be self contained.  It cannot refer to external SVG elements with <use>. Or in fact any external object - such as other images, fonts etc.
It also cannot be styled with outside CSS.  So, for example, if you needed different colour variants of the same icon, you would need to create a separate SVG for each colour.