ISIS is creating a lot of anxiety around the world and Heads of States everywhere are wringing their hands about what to do. Thousands of tons of smart bombs have been dropped on them but everyone knows that bombing will change little. It has been shown in the past that prayer does work, so I am enthusiastic in my support of my good friend James Twyman, also known as the Peace Troubador, in spreading the word about his Syrian Peace vigil, inviting you to join him in sending prayers for peace in the Middle East, as well as participating in his peace concert. The power of prayer is well known, but it is also a fact that the more people there are participating at the same time, the greater the effect. So, your prayers WILL make a difference. Details are below.
I cannot express my gratitude for your support with the Syrian Peace Vigil. The response has been overwhelming. Today I did three different television interviews because the excitement is spreading so fast. HERE are two of them (both on the same page) for you to watch. It shows how happy people are getting about sending positive energy to a very tragic situation.
Why am I doing this crazy thing?
So many people have asked me that question, and the only answer I can give is that I feel called by Spirit to bear witness to the reality of peace. We need people who are courageous enough to make a stand for compassion and love, and this is the way for me. I want to demonstrate the power of prayer, and having millions of people focusing their energy and prayers on ISIS is what we need today, I truly believe. You clearly agree or you would not have joined this vigil. Together we can demonstrate that focused, affirmative prayer is not only powerful, but is THE most powerful force in the universe.
Several years ago I led a group of 40 people on a 110 mile walk to Assisi, Italy to pray the 12 peace prayers, the same ones I will be singing in Syria. We shot a full length movie during the walk and concert in Assisi, and today I uploaded it onto YouTube to share with all of you. It will give you an idea of how powerful these prayers are, and why it's important for us to join together for this holy purpose. Watch it and share with everyone who believes in the power of Affirmative Prayer. CLICK HERE to watch The Camino of Saint Francis.
Please continue to share this vigil with everyone you know. We already have thousands of people who have registered. We will send out an email one day before the concert with the exact time of the vigil, and where James will share the peace prayers. Please forward this email to others so they can watch the news clips and The Camino of Saint Francis, and encourage them to join us for the prayer vigil. To Join The Vigil CLICK HERE.
thank you for all you do to make the world a brighter and more loving place!
And thank you for spreading the info about this mind-boggling project.
1. Start calling the daesh/ ISIL/ IS/ so-called IS by any other name than that of the Egyptian Mother Goddess!
This term and its frequent use in the US media is causing major problems online & IRL for girls, women & spiritual organizations* named for Her, the Goddess With A Thousand Names.
This change in language would also be an expression of religious respect towards those who believe in, love & work with & for the Goddess Isis.
P.S.: There is at least one online-petition on care2.org on this subject.
For years I have shared in the New Years Eve Worldwide Healing Meditation program initiated by John Randolf Price and am pleased to participate and share this with others for I Know It does make a difference.
Thank you for your calling and your invitation. I have invited a huge number of friends and colleagues. I hope this vigil turns into something "regular": such as a monthly day or a weekly day of prayer and fasting for peace. In peace and delight our true nature/s abide.


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One week ago, for no particular reason, I ranked each team's goaltending based on a weighted average of their NHL and AHL save percentages over the past 3-and-a-bit seasons. This week, again for no particular reason, I plan to do the same thing for the blue lines.
This presents a whole new challenge, because there's no single stat equivalent to a goalie's save percentage with which you can attempt to rank defensemen. The closest I can think of is a player's Corsi, but it's nowhere as useful for defenseman as save percentage is for goalies.
There are almost too many problems to mention, but the two that bother me most is that a defenseman has limited influence over the offensive component of the equation (shot attempts for), and that the defensive component can be more a function of how a defenseman is used than the player's own abilities. Someone that has a great partner like Karlsson or Doughty, is used primarily in the offensive zone, and rarely has to face top opponents like McDavid and Crosby, is going to look like a million bucks.
I'm not looking for the perfect solution, I'm just looking to have a little bit of fun, so Corsi it is. I'll measure it on a per-60 minutes basis, relative to his team, and make an adjustment for zone starts, but that's about it. So, Doughty's 7.2 result means he moves the needle by 7.2 shot attempts per 60 minutes. Oh, and don't forget that I'm using the same weighted average over the last 3-and-a-bit seasons, not just this year!
When I ranked the league's goalies, I broke it down to each team's No. 1 goalie, the primary backup, and the depth options. I'll do the same here, defining a team's top pair as its No. 1 defenseman and his partner (even if his partner isn't particularly good), defining its second pair as the balance of the top four, and so on. I won't rank anyone who hasn't played at least 50 games in this time span. Plus, since Corsi data isn't available for the AHL, most depth players will not be properly evaluated, and neither will some of the league's most prominent young players.
I know there is an element of judgment for each grouping, and that my choices might not be accurate based on injuries and current deployment choices, but I will explain my choices with each team. Not everyone will agree with my categorizations, but remember this is just for fun. Please don't take it too seriously.
With the injury to Ellis, Josi has played with Ekholm, and Subban with Emelin. When Ellis returns, I figure they will revert to last year's pairings. I'm not sure which one is considered the top pair, but it's probably the best top-four in the league. Beyond that top four, the Predators are below average.
Anaheim might have ranked first before Vatanen was traded away. Up until then, Fowler was the team's No. 1 defenseman, but now it looks like they're leaning more on the long-time pair of Lindholm and Manson instead. They have even toyed with the idea of splitting them up, and playing Manson with Fowler, but I'll keep Lindholm and Manson together for this purpose. Bieksa isn't really a top-four defenseman, but someone had to fill in for Vatanen, and they don't want to break up Beauchemin and Montour.
Calgary might have one of the league's best top pairs, but the rest of the lineup is pretty average. I'm a little surprised why the second pair isn't better, given how successful both players were just a few years ago.
Like the Predators, Columbus also have a great top four, but not much beyond it. Werenski and Jones are certainly another contender for the League's top pair, and Savard and Johnson form a perfectly average second pair. Due to Murray's injury, Johnson and Savard were split up, the former with Nutivaara on the second pair, and the latter on the third pair with Scott Harrington. However, the lineup should return to normal upon Murray's return.
Youth makes it hard to rank Carolina's blue line, but it seems to be solid now, and could develop into one of the league's best in years to come. Some may quibble with the fact that Faulk is not listed as the team's No. 1 defenseman, but all indicators have Pesce and Slavin as the team's top pair right now. Besides, Faulk usually isn't playing with an established top-four option. He seems to have spent most of the season with Fleury, but that's not exactly etched in stone. He started the season with Hanifin, but he has been entrenched on the third pair with van Riemsdyk for some time now, and played more on the third pair with Tennyson last season than with Faulk in the top four. Quibble with his partner if you must, but Faulk seems to be second pair right now.
I'm really surprised that Arizona isn't doing better, given the vast improvement of their blue line. And yes, I know that the third pair is actually Schenn with Connauton, and that Chychrun is on Goligoski's second pair right now. However, when Hjalmarsson is in the lineup, he's more suitable for that role. And, if all six defensemen are in the lineup, then Connaution would probably be the odd player out, right?
Depth is what really helps Vancouver rank this high. That depth makes this a depth chart that's very hard to sort out, but their top two defensemen are clearly Edler and Tanev, and the former generally plays with Pouliot, and the latter with Hutton. I'm not sure which pair actually qualifies as the team's top pair, though. As for Del Zotto, he does handle a lot of minutes, but he rarely plays with Edler or Tanev, and usually with the various third-pair options instead.
It's hard to properly evaluate a blue line that has two young players in key positions, but they seem to be at least average on all three pairs. I know that Carlo has been in a more prominent role this season, and only briefly played on the third pair with Miller, and that he is located close to Chara on a player usage chart, in terms of zone start percentage and quality of competition. However, McAvoy plays a ton of minutes and is clearly Chara's partner now (despite being closer to Krug on a player usage chart), and Krug and McQuaid were the second pair most of last season, and earlier this season before McQuaid got hurt. Plus, Carlo is 21, has only one season of experience, and ranks fifth in even-strength ice time per game, so it's not completely unreasonable to classify him on the third pair, if only very temporarily.
With three clear and well-established pairs, each of which are average or better, the Rangers actually serve as a great measuring stick for the league's other blue lines. Being good essentially means being better than this.
This is how Minnesota's top four looked prior to Spurgeon's injury. Since his return, Spurgeon has swapped spots with Dumba, but that's probably just temporary. The third pair is currently in the AHL, but Murphy and Quiincey have more established NHL credentials of all the the team's journeymen options, in my opinion.
Washington does something interesting with Bowey and Djoos. Rather than play them together as a third pair, they take their occasional shifts with someone from the top pair (usually Orpik and Carlson, respectively). Unfortunately, it's too early to see how good those two actually are, and they certainly seem to have affected the top pair's numbers. Orlov and Niskanen could form the league's best second pair, however.
In Enstrom's absence, Byfuglien has been playing with Chiarot on the top pair, who is otherwise out of the lineup because the other pairs are essentially set in stone. The second pair is young and solid, and the third pair is good, but simply overpaid.
Pittsburgh's second pair might be its Achilles heel. Right now, they have Ruhwedel on the second pair with Maatta, but it's simply more reasonable to classify Schultz as a top-four defenseman. Some people may also put Hunwick ahead of Cole on the depth chart, but their third pair and depth are fine no matter what.
This team's blue line is simply impossible to sort out. Keith and Seabrook started the season together, then they were split up, and each of them has had two or three different partners since then. The other statistical indicators don't seem to help out much, either. At this very instant, Keith is with Oesterle, and Seabrook is with Kempny. However, Seabrook has spent more of the season with Murphy, and Franson plays with Keith whenever he's healthy. Rutta has played a ton of minutes, but he has spent most of them with Forsling, so we'll make that the third pair, even though Oesterle and Kempny ought to be mentioned.
Remember when Dallas had one of the league's worst blue lines? Well, they made a couple of moves, and a few of their prospects have hit the mark, and now I'd say this is an above-average blue line. I know that Lindell plays with Klingberg, not with Hamhuis. However, Methot started the season with Klingberg, and his cap hit suggests that's where he slots into the depth chart when he's back. Methot's absence has temporarily hoisted Pateryn up into the second pair, but Lindell is actually the remaining top-four defenseman, whether he has played with Hamhuis or not.
San Jose used to have one of the league's best top fours, but it's starting to age, and perhaps shot-based metrics don't do Vlasic and Braun justice. With Martin out of the lineup, Burns has played with both Ryan and Dillon, but it hasn't worked all that well.
Years ago, the Lightning had a terrible blue line, then made some shrewd signings and trades to instantly build a competitive top four. When it began to atrophy, they managed to fill it in with quality young players like Dotchin, Sergachev, and Koekkoek. Well done. Their two top veterans, Hedman and Stralman, have been split up, so that each of them can play with one of the new young players. Tampa Bay uses veterans on the third pair, and usually dresses Koekkoek, as a carefully sheltered seventh defenseman.
You could fiddle with it a little bit, but the Islanders essentially strike me as a perfectly average blue line. Yes, Mayfield and Pulock have probably pushed their way into the third pair permanently, but for now I'll stick with the established NHLers.
Colorado used to have a terrible blue line, but they have made it rather respectable thanks to Johnson, and a few sneaky clever moves. The exact depth chart isn't easy to sort out, but when Nemeth is in the lineup, he plays with Barrie, and Girard has played with Johnson since being acquired from Nashville -- he ranks third in even-strength minutes per game among the team's defensemen.
This being the team's greatest weakness, I'd consider selling high if I were the Maple Leafs, and maybe move Auston Matthews for an elite defenseman. I guess it would probably be a disaster from a marketing perspective, however. There may be some argument about which of Toronto's top pairs is the number one pair, but I went with those playing the toughest minutes.
Edmonton's tricky to evaluate because their top defenseman has been out all season, and because their four best defensemen are on the left side -- except Larsson can play both sides. I decided to keep the next two pairs together, but really had a hard time deciding which one should be classified as the second pair.
The Kings probably have one of the league's top defensemen, but only one really good defenseman beyond that. The obvious error in my pairing classifications is Forbort, who was demoted to the third pair with Folin after over a full season on the top pair with Doughty. But, it just doesn't make sense to classify him as a third-pair defenseman, and then put a borderline NHLer in the top four.
The Panthers have invested a lot of money and favourable playing conditions in their top pair, but without justifying results. The lack of experience depth could also be an issue.
I'm actually not sure why St. Louis is doing so well this season, given how many aspects of their lineup appear to be rather mediocre. Pietrangelo is having a heck of a year, but this perspective is based on a weighted average of several seasons. When Bouwmeester is in the lineup, he almost always plays with Pietrangelo, his long-time partner. While there's no established third pair, Gunnarsson and Bortuzzo are more established defensive options than Vince Dunn.
Imagine if they still had Subban, Sergachev and maybe Markov! Instead they have Weber (who recently injured his foot), who doesn't really have an established top-four defensemen with whom to play. He started off with Mete (who was loaned to the world juniors), and then moved to Benn.
I had to rank the Senators this low, but they appear to be a one-player team. There appears to be some promise in the third pair, but I'm not even sure who's on it from one game to the next. Since this is essentially their lineup for the most recent game, we'll just go with it.
In the long run, I think the Flyers will be great, thanks to all the crazy abundance of solidyoung players. In the short run, the presence of MacDonald on the top pair is a clear signal that this is a potential weakness. Coach Dave Hakstol has tried a few different things in the top four, like Hagg with Provorov, and Manning with Gostisbehere. But, this deployment is essentially the form in which the top four has settled, except that Manning is currently injured, and Gudas is playing with Travis Sanheim on the third pair.
This is the exact lineup for the last game, so there shouldn't be much argument about its construction. Green has had a variety of partners this season, including Kronwall and Ouelette, but he's clearly the No. 1 defenseman in terms of cap hit and ice time, and DeKeyser has been with him ever since he got back from injury.
Good trade. They really, really needed Vatanen. I thought that his arrival would push Moore to the third pair, but it looks like it's Severson instead. That makes for a strong third pair, but one of the league's weaker top fours.
The apparent weakness of the blue line is one of the reasons why I can't figure out why Vegas is so competitive this year. Engelland is currently playing with Theodore on the second pair, but McNabb, who was his partner from the first half the season, is more established in that role. I wasn't sure what to do with Merrill, who is the odd man out, even though he has a history of top four play, and is currently subbing for the injured Sbisa on the top pair.
Given all the injuries, it's obviously impossible to construct an accurate picture of Buffalo's blue line, but Ristolainen is clearly the team's No. 1 defenseman, a role in which Scandella served when Ristolainen was out, and they have played together when both in the lineup. Bogosian played with McCabe in the brief period he was in the lineup, and McCabe ranks first among the team's remaining defensemen in average ice-time at even-strength. The third pair is probably the most arbitrary selection of all, but not an entirely unreasonable choice.


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Here's a little treat for you just in time for Mother's day (and I baked these for my own wonderful mum!). These Lemon zest cookies are suuuuper easy and totally, utterly divine. Although I do have a little confession - I think I might have got a little too zesty with mine, so if you're not a fully-fledged lemon-lover - stick to the one lemon or you might end up wincing a little and that is not what you want from a cookie.
Ingredients: 100g butter // 100g light brown sugar // 1 tablespoon golden syrup // 1 teaspoon lemon extract // juice & zest of 1 lemon (or 2...!) // 200g self raising flour.
Method: Whack the oven on 180 degrees and grease 2 baking trays. Beat together the butter and sugar. Then add golden syrup, lemon zest and lemon juice. Gradually fold in flour until a looovely soft dough is formed.
This should make around 20 cookies. Roll them into little balls and pop them around 4cm apart on your baking trays. Bake these babies! 10 minutes browns them perfectly but keeps them beeeautifully moist. Leave them to cool down (...or just eat them fresh out the oven. No judgments here).
Would love to know if you bake these, or if you're baking anything else for your mama this weekend!
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Collection consists of articles from AMONG THE DEEP SEA FISHERS entitled: "The Forgotten Years 1912-1945" by W.A. Paddon (1981); "64-64-64, The Valley Calling" by Susan Felsburg (1981); "On Cartwright" by C. Hogarth Forsyth (date unknown); "Indian Harbour Items" Norman B. Stewart and "Dr. Grenfell's Log" (1911); "Items from the New England Association" (1913); "Summer Hospital at Indian Harbour" by Austin B. Reeve (1913); "Indian Harbour" by Dr. Harry L. Paddon (1914); "Indian Harbour Hospital" and "Indian Harbour Hospital, Labrador" by Dr. Harry L. Paddon (1915); "Spotted Islands, Labrador" by Mrs. Manning C. Fields (1915); "A Summer at Indian Harbour Hospital" by Harold Thomas (1916); "Vale, Indian Harbour" by Harry L. Paddon (1929); "Twenty-six Years Ago" by Frederick W. Willway (1920); "Dr. Grenfell's Log" (1920); IGA in Labrador (1910); "Items from the New England Association" (1911); Indian Harbour during the war (World War One) (1914); Editorial Notes (1914); A bit about Battle Harbour (1915); "Crossing the Run" by Dorothy Jupp (date unknown); "Extracts from Dr. Grenfell's Letters to 'The Toilers'" (1903); "A Newcomer Along the Coast" by Kate Hester Parks (1923); "A Return Visit to the Coast" by Betty Seabrook (1954); article entitled "Reading for Pleasure" by Edith Sloan Griscom (part 1) and Nora Dunning (part 2) (date unknown); article entitled "To November, 1976" re: the Indian Alcohol Program in North West River; articles from AMONG THE DEEP SEA FISHERS entitled: "The Mission's Most Northerly Outposts" by Harry L. Paddon (1926); "A Peep into Battle Harbour Hospital" by Sister Bailey (1907); "A Day in Battle Harbour Hospital" by Nellie Gilgour (1909); "Items from Battle Harbour" by S.M. Carr Harris (1909); "Battle Harbour Jottings" (1910); "Winter Nursing Station for Battle Harbour Hospital, Lewis Bay, Labrador" by Alberta Morbio (1925); "Battle Harbour Hospital-Summer of 1925" by Joseph K. Surls (1926); "A Dentist's Experience in Labrador" by Abraham M. Zimmerman (1926); "Dr. Grenfell's Log" (1926); "The Summer at Battle Harbour" by Harry T. Mount (date unknown); Notes on IGA (1933); article entitled "Grenfell Mission Hospital Ships" by Dr. Harry L. Paddon (1965); articles from AMONG THE DEEP SEA FISHERS entitled "Spotted Islands" (1922); "Cary Cove", a poem (date unknown); "Dentistry at Spottted Islands" by Donald Huchingson (date unknown); "The School at Spotted Islands" by Lement B.P. Cobb; "Staff and Volunteer Workers Season-1922; "Christmas at St. Anthony Orphanage" by Harriot P. Houghteling (1921); "Christmas at Cartwright Boarding School" by Clara Gordon (1921); article from CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL entitled "Grenfell's Legacy to Labrador and Newfoundland" (date unknown); excerpts from NORTHERN NURSE by Elliott Merrick (1944); article from BY GREAT WATERS entitled "Adrift on an Icepan" by Wilfred Grenfell (1908); copies of THE LOCKWOOD MAGAZINE Vol. 3.1 (1938), Vol. 5.1 and Vol 5.1 typed copy (1943); Lockwood School Log photocopies of hand-written originals and retyped copies (1935-1936) and (1937-1938); Lockwood School lessons for grade two (circa 1940), Lockwood School student's work (circa 1940), Lockwood School lessons for grade two (1940), photocopies of hand-written originals and typed copies; Lockwood School holiday programs (1931-1934); correspondence regarding an outbreak of typhoid fever in Batteau, Labrador in 1917 (1917-1918); Guest Book from the Cartwright Hospital (1931-1983); Mary's Harbour Nursing Station Guest Book (1904-1987); correspondence regarding the names and locations of branches of the Grenfell Association and bequest from Jane L. Alcorn; memorandums, letters, certificates, and accounts re: IGA Timber Royalties (1935-1946); correspondence regarding the rate of pay for labourers and the use of Rangers as Relief Officers (1936-1937); correspondence between the Newfoundland Rangers, Department of Natural Resources, and IGA re: fire break at North West River (1935-1936); correspondence re: IGA permits for voluntary workers; correspondence of Minister of Agriculture and Mines Development of the Colonial Secretary of Newfoundland re: IGA application for land at North West River for hospital site (1915); "First Annual Report of the International Grenfell Association" (1914); Report of the Commissioner re: the Grenfell Inquiry by Robert T. Squarey (1917); petition by William Duff and Sons Ltd. re: IGA stores (1917); various correspondence and statements re: IGA petition and Grenfell Inquiry (1917); IGA application for the right to cut timber at St. Lewis Inlet (1918-1919); IGA machine shop expenses and revenue (1916); memorandum and articles of association of the International Grenfell Association (1913); licence and certificate of incorporation (1914); copy of report by R.T. Squary re: IGA enquiry (1917); Evidence taken on the Grenfell Inquiry by Robert T. Squarey (1917); Examinations and cross-examinations re: Grenfell Inquiry (1917); Evidence taken on the Grenfell Inquiry, Forteau, Flower's Cove, Quirpon, La Soie, Coachman's Cove, Seldom Come By, Greenspond, St. John's (1917) IGA petition for assistance from Battle Harbour to Prime Minister and Member of Parliament (1950); correspondence of SPEAR, MIDDLETON, DONALDSON & HALL PATENT and TRADE MARK CAUSES re: IGA trademark (1923); copy of the IGA 1932 Act granting certain lands at Mary's Harbour to the IGA (1932).
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As summer dawns on the island of Mistmantle, its inhabitants prepare for the coronation of Crispin the Squirrel. Robes are stitched, cakes are baked, wine is brought up from cellars, and the Heartstone -- the unique gold-and-silver flecked stone that only the priest or the rightful ruler of the island can hold -- is readied. But the newly established peace in Mistmantle is soon under threat. A storm-ravaged ship from a distant land appears in the mists surrounding the island; a dramatic revelation about the revered Heartstone comes to light; and the extra-sensory powers of a young islander reveal the evil close at hand. Urchin finds himself journeying to a hostile island, where the maniacal King Silverbirch and his sorcerer Smokewreath await him. There, Urchin will have to face challenges greater than those he has ever known, and in doing so he will learn a secret about his past that will change his life forever.


There's tons of knowledge available on building muscle. Once you make a sincere decision to build muscle, you have to take the time required to get to know the important aspects of bodybuilding. This article will give you the information you need to get started.
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If you consume meat, it will help you build your muscles. Consume 1 gram of meat that is full of protein for each pound that you weigh. Doing this will assist you in storing more protein. The greater amount of protein that you consume, the larger your muscles will get. Eventually, your muscles will achieve the size that you've been wanting.
Keep in mind the three most important exercises, and always include them into your workout program. Bench presses, squats and dead lifts help build bulk. Correctly completing these exercises on a regular basis will add muscle mass, help to make you stronger, and generally condition your body. Make sure you try to include a variation of these types of exercises during your workouts regularly.
As a source of motivation, set goals that are short-termed and reward yourself when each goal is attained. It takes a long time to build muscle so do not get discouraged and do not give up. Including rewards which actually benefit your bodybuilding routine is an even greater motivation! One good idea of a healthy reward is getting a massage.
Consider all the potential problems of the long-term use of creatine in your muscle development regimen. Stay away from these supplements if your kidney is not healthy. They have been shown to cause heart arrhythmia, muscle compartment syndrome, and muscle cramps. Teenagers are even more likely to have problems. Use these supplements in appropriate quantities and under the supervision of a medical professional.
Do as many repetitions as you can during your workout sessions. Fifteen lifts is a good number, with no more than a minute break between sets. This constant working will increase lactic acid production and flow, thereby stimulating the growth of muscle. Repeat this during your regular number of sets for optimum results in your muscle development routine.
Keep every one of your workouts to less than 60 minutes, maximum. If you work out for longer than an hour, your body will start producing large amounts of cortisol, an unhealthy stress hormone. This cortisol will block testosterone – wasting all the work you are putting into your muscle building. Keeping your workouts under an hour will allow you to gain the most from your fitness routine.
As was discussed earlier, it's critical you provide your body with what it requires to properly transform your physique. Because of this, you need to set aside some time to learn what it takes to build muscle. The tips in this piece are a great place to begin working toward your objectives.


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Q: Osgi ConfigurationAdmin delay in activating Component I have a service that requires a configuration
@Component(service=InstrumenterService.class ,configurationPid = "InstrumenterService", configurationPolicy = ConfigurationPolicy.REQUIRE, scope = ServiceScope.PROTOTYPE)
public class InstrumenterService

This service is referenced inside another service :
@Component(service = SampleService.class, scope = ServiceScope.PROTOTYPE)
public class SampleService {

    @Reference(cardinality = ReferenceCardinality.OPTIONAL, scope = ReferenceScope.PROTOTYPE_REQUIRED, policyOption = ReferencePolicyOption.GREEDY)
    InstrumenterService coverageInstrumenter;

    public boolean hasInstrumenter() {
        if(coverageInstrumenter == null)
            return false;
        return true;
    }
}

This SampleService is used inside a Main class hooked to the main osgi thread.
I'm using ComponentServiceObjects as I want to create on demand SampleServices.
@Component(immediate = true, property = "main.thread=true")
public class Main implements Runnable {

    @Reference
    ConfigurationAdmin cfgAdm;

    @Reference(scope = ReferenceScope.PROTOTYPE_REQUIRED)
    private ComponentServiceObjects<SampleService> sampleServices;

    public void run() {
        if (cfgAdm != null) {
            Configuration configuration;
            try {
                configuration = cfgAdm.getConfiguration("InstrumenterService", "?");
                Hashtable<String, Object> props = new Hashtable<>();
                props.put("some_prop", "some_value");
                configuration.update(props);
            } catch (IOException e1) {
                e1.printStackTrace();
            }
        }

        SampleService servicess = sampleServices.getService();
        System.out.println(servicess.hasInstrumenter());
    }
}

The problem I have is that the configuration set by the ConfigurationAdmin is not visible in the InstrumenterService unless I put a Thread.sleep(500); command after calling the configuration.update.
I'm not really confortable using a Thread.sleep command to ensure the configuration update is visible.
Is there an API to check that the configuration has been updated and is available to use ?
Thanks to Neil I was able to find a workable solution.
I used a ServiceTracker after the configuration was set to wait for the service:
        BundleContext bundleContext = FrameworkUtil.getBundle(getClass()).getBundleContext();
    ServiceTracker serviceTracker = new ServiceTracker(bundleContext, InstrumenterService.class.getName(), null);

    serviceTracker.open();
    try {
        serviceTracker.waitForService(500);
    } catch (InterruptedException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
    serviceTracker.close();

The reason I needed ConfigurationAdmin in the first place is because there is an interface IInstrumenter which can be implemented by many different classes.
The name of this instrumenter is set in the ConfigurationAdmin and then further on in other services the required instrumeter service is fetch "automagically".
This way any number of instrumenter could be added to the application and only the name of the instrumeter needs to be known in order for it to be used.
I want to mention also that with OSGI we managed to split our monolith legacy application in more modules (~15) and they do not depend directly on each other but use an API layer.
Thanks again for the good job you are doing with OSGI.

A: As clarified in the comments, this code is not exactly realistic. In production code there is not normally a requirement to update a configuration record and then immediately obtain a service published by a component. This is because any such code makes too many assumptions about the effect of the configuration update.
A call to getServiceReference and getService returns only a snapshot of the service registry state at a particular instant. It is inherently unreliable to call getService expecting it to return a value.
In reality, we always use a pattern where we react to being notified of the existence of the service. This can be done in various ways, including ServiceListener and ServiceTracker, but the simplest is to write a component with a reference, e.g.:
@Component
public class MyComponent {
    @Reference
    SampleService service;

    public void doSomething() {
        println(service.hasInstrumenter());
    }
}

This component has a mandatory reference to SampleService and will only be activated only when an instance of SampleService is available.

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The Winklevoss twins claim Zuckerberg stole their idea. Now another guy claims the pair did the same thing to him.
Wayne Chang is suing Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss -- who are suing Mark Zuckerberg -- for cutting him out of their Facebook/ConnectU settlement.
On Thursday we found out that the Winklevoss twins have opened a new suit against Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook -- not because they didn't get the recognition they wanted (hey, if you ask me, a $65 million settlement smells like at least some sort of guilt), but because they want more money.
Basically, the Winklevoss twins sued Zuckerberg/Facebook back in 2008 for cutting them out of the phenomenon that is Facebook, and for using code that Zuckerberg originally wrote for the Winklevoss' project, social network ConnectU. Zuckerberg settled with a payout of $65 million, and now the Winklevoss twins think that this measly sum is unfair -- because they allege that Zuckerberg misrepresented Facebook's true value.
So naturally, they want more.
Well, according to Silicon Alley Insider, there's another player: Wayne Chang. Chang is suing the Winklevoss twins for, well, doing the exact same thing to him, that Zuckerberg did to them. Chang says that his Web development company merged with the Winklevoss' ConnectU to form a new company: The Winklevoss Chang Group (WCG).
Thus, Chang states that, since Facebook was an asset of ConnectU, it was also an asset of WCG. In other words, the Winklevoss twins should have shared their $65 million payout with Chang.
Maybe that's why the twins need more money from Zuckerberg?
Images of the court documents (the suit was filed last year), uploaded to Silicon Alley Insider, even show an instant messaging conversation between Chang and Cameron Winklevoss.
It's not a real tech-mogul lawsuit until you have instant messaging conversations in the court documents.
So here it is: the Winklevoss twins are suing Zuckerberg for stealing their idea. Wayne Chang is suing the Zuckerberg twins for merging with his company and then running off with the profits. And Zuckerberg is sitting on his $6.9 billion (of which he has pledged to give at least half to charity) and laughing at the poor millionaires squabbling over cash.


Rhododendron 'Marcel Menard' is a dark flowered rhododendron. It was created as a hybrid in 1924 and has since earned its place in the pantheon of rhododendron cultivars. This unique looking variety features velvet, deep purple funnel-shaped flowers with yellow to greenish spotted throats that can be enjoyed from May to June. It is a reliable performer suitable for formal and informal hedging due to its compact habit. The lance-shaped leaves are dark green in colour and the whole plant is resistant of pests.
Rhododendron 'Marcel Menard' is an evergreen and is very tough, tolerating temperatures down to -20C. With a decent growth rate of 20cm p.a. it will reach its ultimate height within 10 years. As an evergreen shrub it provides year round interest and screening. Plant in dappled shade or part shade in a humus-rich, moist, acidic soil. Mix in some ericaceous compost if the soil does not have the correct pH. To ensure that the surface roots can finds nutrients, a shallow planting depth is optimal. Dead-head after flowering for best results.


waxed linen, donated, National Park uniforms, recycled clothing and yarn from the nearby communities of Carlsbad,NM and ElPaso, TX.
This participatory art work was completed at Guadalupe Mountains National Park while Tierra Firme served as Arts in the Parks Volunteers during the summer of 2016.
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Stig Oskar "Solla" Sollander, född 25 juni 1926 på Frösön i Jämtland, död 12 december 2019 på Frösön, var en svensk utförsskidåkare och bowlare.

Biografi

Sollanders första olympiska deltagande var i Sankt Moritz 1948. Han tog VM-brons i alpin kombination för herrar vid världsmästerskapen i alpin skidsport 1954 i Åre i Sverige. Vid olympiska vinterspelen 1956 i Cortina d'Ampezzo i Italien tog han Sveriges första olympiska medalj i alpin skidsport, ett brons i slalom.

Under OS 1956 var tävlingarna i utförsåkning samtidigt FIS:s VM i sporten. Därför genererade Stig Sollanders OS-brons samtidigt ett VM-brons i slalom, och eftersom han fick bra resultat även i storslalom (16:e) och störtlopp (10:e) vann han även ett VM-brons i alpin kombination. Denna gren hölls dock utanför det olympiska programmet och hade ingen motsvarande olympisk medalj.

Stig Sollander tävlade för IFK Östersund fram till november 1951, och därefter för Östersund-Frösö Slalomklubb (en sammanslagning av slalomsektionerna i IFK Östersund och Frösö IF) och vann under sin karriär fyra individuella alpina SM-guld.

Sollander var gift med Monika Charlotta Sollander från 1949 till sin död. De fick sex barn. Dottersonen Bobo Sollander är allsvensk fotbollsspelare i Östersunds FK.

Olympiska resultat
1948 – Sankt Moritz: 40:e i störtlopp, oplacerad i nordisk kombination (29:a + startade ej)
 1952 – Oslo: 5:a i slalom, 6:a storslalom, föll ur i störtlopp
1956 – Cortina d'Ampezzo: 3:a i slalom, 10:a i störtlopp, 16:e i storslalom

Referenser

 Stig Sollander från Sveriges Olympiska Kommitté

Externa länkar
 Bilder i Jamtlis bildarkiv

Svenska alpina skidåkare
Svenska olympiska bronsmedaljörer
Olympiska bronsmedaljörer 1956
Män
Födda 1926
Avlidna 2019
Personer från Frösön
Tävlande i alpin skidåkning vid olympiska vinterspelen 1948
Tävlande vid olympiska vinterspelen 1948 från Sverige
Tävlande i alpin skidåkning vid olympiska vinterspelen 1952
Tävlande vid olympiska vinterspelen 1952 från Sverige
Tävlande i alpin skidåkning vid olympiska vinterspelen 1956
Tävlande vid olympiska vinterspelen 1956 från Sverige
Svenska mästare i alpin skidsport
Svenska idrottare under 1900-talet

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Peoria Public Schools Working With Outside Group to Address Disparities In Math Success
WCBU | By Mike Rundle
Published August 24, 2021 at 7:30 AM CDT
Peoria Public Schools
The Peoria Public Schools Board of Education approved a contract Monday night to bring in The New Teacher Project (TNTP) to address disparities in passing rates among students.
According to Superintendent Dr. Sharon Kherat, just 7% of Black students in District 150 are passing algebra classes—a statistic TNTP hopes to get to the bottom of.
TNTP was formed in 1997 with a goal to "end the injustice of educational inequality" by providing teachers with new strategies and resources, and is currently working with more than 100 districts across the Midwest. The new contract with Peoria Public Schools is worth $300,000 and will last until May 2022 with the hope that a federal grant will allow the project to continue past that date.
Mya Baker, vice president of TNTP's Midwest region, told the board Monday night the first part of the process is to analyze classrooms and identify weaknesses in instruction or available resources. Following a report of the findings, she said the district should prepare for changes in order to "move the needle" in student success rate.
"It will require the district to take on practices that are new and different from work they've done in the past in order to get to the results that I know you want to see for your students," said Baker.
The agenda item drew a lengthy discussion, with board member Dr. Anni Reinking questioning why it was necessary to rely on outside assistance instead of tapping staff already employed at Peoria Public Schools.
"We have curriculum designers, we have curriculum overseers, we have a math person," said Reinking. "Why are we going out of the district when we have people employed in our district who are just as highly qualified and can do much of the same analysis."
Kherat defended the initiative of TNTP, saying the disparity has existed for years in Peoria Public Schools despite various efforts. She referenced schools in Peoria's most impoverished ZIP codes lacking any algebra offerings as an example.
"We have to do something about it, and one thing I know—we need help," said Kherat. "This is an exciting time for us if we understand what's at stake."
The contract was approved by a vote of 5-2 with Reinking and board member Chase Klaus voting against the motion.
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How to connect a laptop to a TV — wired and wireless options
Sometimes we all need to put the little screen on the big screen, and here's how to do it.
Mitja Rutnik
In this step-by-step guide, we'll show you how to connect a laptop to a TV, so you can watch Netflix, your vacation photos, and other content on the big screen. There are quite a few ways to do it, but we'll just focus on the most simple and widely used methods.
The right method for you will depend on a couple of different things including the ports that are available on your TV and laptop. Let's get started.
How to connect a laptop to a TV with an HDMI cable
This is the simplest and easiest way to connect your laptop to a TV. All you need to get the job done is an HDMI cable, which you can get on Amazon for less than $10. An HDMI cable can handle both audio and high-resolution video, so it's great for streaming your favorite TV shows.
To make this work, both your laptop and TV have to have an HDMI port. If they aren't super old (or super new for that matter), there's a good chance both have it on board. Turn on both devices and connect them using an HDMI cable. Then just select the correct HDMI input on your TV with the help of the remote control and you're good to go.
Keep in mind that some laptops have a micro HDMI or a mini HDMI port, so you'll need a different cable — you can get it via the buttons below. Alternatively, if you already have a regular HDMI cable, you can just buy an adapter to save some money. You can get it here (mini HDMI to HDMI) and here (micro HDMI to HDMI).
Connect the laptop to the TV with an HDMI cable.
Turn on both devices.
Select the correct HDMI input on the TV with the remote.
The connection between the two devices should be established automatically. But in case it doesn't, go to Settings > System > Display and make sure "TV" is selected. You can also adjust the resolution to match the one of your television. Once that's done, press the Windows key and the P key and then select the "Duplicate" option.
How to connect a laptop to a TV with a VGA cable
If you have an older laptop and TV, you'll likely find a VGA port on both of them. You can check out what a VGA cable looks like and buy one here. VGA isn't as good as HDMI because of the lower-resolution video quality it provides. It also only deals with the video signal, which means you'll need a separate cable to handle the audio.
Turn on your TV and laptop and then connect them using a VGA cable as well as a 3.5mm audio cable. The next step is to press the Input button on your remote (could also be called Source or AV) and select the PC or RGB option from the list. That's all there is to it.
Connect the laptop to the TV with a VGA cable.
Connect the two devices with a 3.5mm audio cable.
Select the PC or RGB input on the TV with the remote.
The connection between the two devices should be established automatically. But in case it doesn't, go to Settings > System > Display and make sure "TV" is selected. You can also adjust the resolution to match the one of your TV. One that's done, press the Windows key and P key and then select the "Duplicate" option.
What if my laptop and TV have different ports?
Let's say, for example, that your laptop only has an HDMI port and your TV has an old VGA port. In this case, you'll need an HDMI to VGA converter to get the job done. They are relatively inexpensive, retailing for as little as $8 on Amazon — get yours via the button below.
Once you have the converter, the process is very straightforward. Plug the HDMI cable into your laptop and the VGA cable into your TV. Then just plug the other end of the VGA cable to the converter to connect the two devices together. The last step is to select the PC or RGB input on your TV with the remote control.
Plug the HDMI cable into your laptop.
Plug the VGA cable into your TV.
Plug the VGA cable into the converter to connect the two devices.
Turn on the laptop and TV.
How to connect a laptop to a TV with USB-C
If your laptop has a USB-C port, you have a couple of options. You can connect it to your TV directly with a USB-C cable, but obviously only if the TV has a USB-C port as well. Just grab a USB-C cable, connect the two devices together, and select the correct input on the TV. However, please note that not every USB-C port can carry a video signal, so make sure to check that before buying a USB-C to USB-C cable.
The second option is to buy a USB-C to HDMI adapter, which you can get via the button below. Plug the USB-C cable into your laptop and an HDMI cable into your TV. Then plug the other end of the HDMI cable into the adapter to connect the two devices together. To finish the process, select the HDMI input on your TV.
Connect the two devices with a USB-C cable. Alternatively, use a USB-C to HDMI adapter.
Turn on the TV and laptop.
Select the proper input on the TV with the remote, depending on the cable you used.
How to connect a laptop to a TV wirelessly
If you don't want to deal with those pesky cables, connecting your laptop to the TV wirelessly is the way to go. But you do need a media streaming device like the Google Chromecast with Google TV or Roku Streaming Stick Plus to get the job done. An Android TV will also do, as it has Chromecast built-in.
A Google Chromecast device is probably your best option, and although it costs more than something like an HDMI cable, it's not super expensive with its starting price tag of just $35 — get it via below.
To get started, plug the Chromecast into your TV and set it up. I'm not going to explain the setup process in this post, as we have a dedicated article for that — check it out here. Once everything is set up, you can mirror Chrome tabs, your videos and files stored locally on your laptop, and even your desktop to the TV. Just launch the Chrome browser on your laptop, click the menu icon (three vertical dots) in the upper-right corner, and select the "Cast" option. Then just select the content you want to cast via the "Sources" drop-down menu and click on the Chromecast you want to cast it to (if you have more than one).
Plug the Chromecast into the TV and set it up (click here for instructions).
Open the Chrome browser and click the menu icon in the upper-right corner (three vertical dots).
Select the content you want to cast via the "Sources" drop-down menu.
Select the Chromecast you want to cast to.
Bonus tip: Use a USB flash drive
If all you want to do is check out your vacation photos or a movie on the big screen every now and then, you could just use a USB flash drive — no need for cables or dedicated media streamers. Just transfer the content from your laptop to the USB, plug the USB into your TV, and select the USB input on your TV to play the files. But to make this work, your TV has to have a USB port and support playing various files. Some TVs only support image files, while others can play videos as well.
Transfer images and videos from your laptop to a USB flash drive.
Plug the USB flash drive into your TV.
Select the USB input on your TV.
Select the files you want to view and hit play.
There you have it, folks — that's how you can connect a laptop to a TV to watch content on the big screen. Which method did you use? Let us know in the comments!
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Welcome to The Archives, everything about Quentin Tarantino and his movies
Movies | F.A.Q. | Books | DVD & BluRay | Music | Pictures | The Man | News
LATEST TRAILER
September 21, 2022: Reservoir Dogs BluRay (4K UltraHD) details emerge, we will update the page continuously. Also, Pulp Fiction BluRay 4K UltraHD details are emerging.
August 9, 2022: Reservoir Dogs 4K UltraHD BluRay available for pre-order.
June 2, 2022: Quentin and Roger will kick start the Video Archives podcast this fall!
May 27, 2022: Cinema Speculation has a cover and a release date
March 25, 2022: The amazing Arrow editions of True Romance BluRay and 4K are coming to the US and Canada!
February 21, 2022: True Romance BluRay review
September 22: True Romance BluRay and 4K UltraHD BluRay budget re-releases now listed.
September 5: Hardcover info now listed for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: The Novel
August 22: The first episode of the Cinema podcast deals with the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Novelization
August 19: More and more details about the forthcoming 4K UltraHD BluRay of Inglourious Basterds are being added
June 21: Trailer released for the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood by Quentin Tarantino novelization!
May 30: Revised and extended edition of the hardcover book Tarantino: A Retrospective coming soon, click to learn more
May 29: Translations of the upcoming book Once Upon a Time in Hollywood by Quentin Tarantino are starting to get listed on Amazon, we are listing these links as they appear.
May 2021: True Romance BluRay announced in the UK with both cuts of the film, new extras an a 4K UltraHD version.
January 15, 2021: Info on two books added, one is My Best Friend's Birthday: The Making of a Quentin Tarantino Film the other is the French publication Tarantino Reservoir Films
November 21, 2020: QT8 - The First Eight arrives on DVD in the USA on November 24
November 17, 2020: Tarantino announces two books, one of them being Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: The Novel
December 16: QT8 - The First Eight is out on BluRay in the UK now.
October 28: BluRay and DVD details for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
October 10: The movie will be released in China on the 25th. In the meanwhile, the approved documentary QT8 - The First Eight is going to be released October 21st.
August: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood pages updated with trivia, movie references, soundtrack details, reviews, and much more!
July 27: Official soundtrack released; movie opens theatrically in the United States
July 23rd: Los Angeles premiere of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
June 11: Theatrical Once Upon a Time in Hollywood posters revealed
May 21: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood trailers revealed
March 18-20: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood adds posters, teaser trailer, official website, and more!
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Sir Christopher Frayling's new book "Once Upon A Time In The West: Shooting a Masterpiece" chronicles the making of the - arguably - greatest western movie ever made. The book boasts a brand new foreword by Quentin Tarantino. Sergio Leone's film Once Upon a Time in the West set out to be the ultimate Western a celebration of the power of classic Hollywood cinema, a meditation on the making of America, and a lament for the decline of one of the most cherished film genres in the form of a 'dance of death'. With this film, Leone said a fond farewell to the noisy and flamboyant world of the Italian Western, which he had created with A Fistful of Dollars and sequels (1964-6), and aimed for something much more ambitious an exploration of the relationship between myth ('Once Upon a Time...'), history ('...in the West') and his own autobiography as an avid film-goer.... Learn more
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The Kill Bill movie references guide - famous all over the internet, the most complete guide to the references.
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Voter turnout in the United States fluctuates in national elections. In recent elections, about 60% of the voting eligible population votes during presidential election years, and about 40% votes during midterm elections. Turnout is lower for odd year, primary and local elections. 2018 turnout was the highest midterm turnout on record at 49.6% with more votes still to count.
Voter turnout also varies considerably from state to state. In 2016, smaller, less urbanized states in the northern part of the country tended to have higher voter turnout than other states. The same pattern presented in the 2014 presidential election, with small states like Minnesota, Wisconsin and New Hampshire having the highest voter turnout.
Turnout also varies much within states. For example, in California in 2014, voter turnout ranged from 22.6% in Imperial County in Southern California to 65.0% in Sierra County up in northern California.
By international standards, voter turnout is a little low. In countries with compulsory voting, like Australia, Belgium, and Chile, voter turnout hovered near 90% in the 2000s. Other countries, like Austria, Sweden, and Italy, experienced turnout rates near 80%. Overall, OECD countries experience turnout rates of about 70%.


London North Eastern Railway operate a fleet of 31 Class 91s, which are utilised on ECML services between Glasgow, Edinburgh, Leeds and London Kings Cross.
FO: First Open (2+1 seats), FOS: with smoking compartment (all now non-smoking) FOD: with disabled access.
Sets are numbered by the two first class coaches so for example if you seen 11410 it would mean Set 10 or BN10. The same happens for 113xx coaches.
These operate at the London end of the sets next to the first class coaches.
They are 31 DVTs, numbered 82200-220/222-231 (82221 was destroyed in an accident).
DVT no. 82205 holds unique "Flying Scotsman" branding with the saltire flag included.
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Unique master piece designed by Oscar Niemeyer, with 1700ms of built area over 3,415 m2 metres of Land, in São Conrado.
Comprising 5 suites, the master suite has three rooms in total: master bedroom, living room, library with a balcony and access ramp to the outside area. The marble bathroom is complete with a closet and hydro. The other four suites, with full bathrooms, are located on the same floor and have unique views of Rio.
This large mansion has 5 different living areas: informal living room, formal living room, lunch room, dining room and home theater. It is perfect for a large group or family that wishes to have privacy. The property is decorated with various sculptures from all over the world, ideal for those who appreciate art. The entertainment and leisure areas are immense, with swimming pool, jacuzzi, natural fountain, sauna and steam room, fitness room and individual bathrooms, barbecue / bar area, paint room with separate bathroom, disco, tennis court (18x36 meters) with a rest area and a smaller basketball court (9x18 meters) with the possibility of turning into a squash court.


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MLS 2015 Season Preview: FC Dallas
Posted on February 17, 2015 by Louis East in F.C Dallas, Featured, MLS News, MLS Previews, Top Stories // 0 Comments
FC Dallas MLS Season Preview
In the build up to the new season we'll have a new MLS 2015 Season Preview up everyday. Today we take a look at what FC Dallas will be looking to achieve this year.
Last season saw FC Dallas record their highest points total ever as they picked up 54 points and advanced to the MLS Playoffs for the first time in three seasons. Head coach Oscar Pareja has his team well drilled and supporters will be expecting the team to progress even more this year. Not too many changes to the squad have been made and Dallas are in a perfect position to pick up where they left off.
Last season's finish: Western Conference position: 4th – P34 – W16 – D6 – L12
What needs to change this year?
FC Dallas need to find a solid level of consistency throughout the campaign this season. Last year they went through a poor spell without a win in eight but also managed to go unbeaten through ten games after that. Finding a performance level that allows them to continuously put points on the board is what Pareja has to do. The Hoops could improve their away form too as they only won four games on the road in 2014.
Scoring goals wasn't a problem last year and it shouldn't be this year either despite the fact Dallas have yet to add any attacking players to the roster. The club will expect to make the playoffs once again and will hope to advance further than they did last term. They were unfortunate against the Seattle Sounders as they were knocked out on away goals in the Western Conference semi-final.
Key changes to the squad:
Ins: Alex Zendejas – Midfielder, Dan Kennedy – Goalkeeper, Atiba Harris – Midfielder, Otis Earle – Defender, Kyle Bekker – Midfielder
Outs: Jair Benitez – Defender, Andres Escobar – Midfielder, Raul Fernandez – Goalkeeper, Hendry Thomas – Midfielder, George John – Defender
Key player: Fabian Castillo – Winger
The pacey Colombian scored ten goals in 27 regular season appearances last year and seemed to improve with each week. He has just put pen to paper on a huge five-year contract and is a player capable of firing Dallas into the playoffs almost single-handedly.
One to watch: Otis Earle – Defender
The young Englishman was selected in the first round of the 2015 MLS SuperDraft and will hope to make an immediate impact in Major League Soccer. Otis Earle should step in as Jair Benitez's replacement at left-back and could form a strong partnership with Castillo down the left flank for Dallas.
Predicted finish: Western Conference – 4th
FC Dallas will expect to build on last year's record points tally but will do well to finish as high in a fiercely competitive Western Conference. Another fourth-placed finish in 2015 would be an achievement for Dallas though they would hope to go further in the playoffs.
What are you expecting to see from FC Dallas in 2015?
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Topeka Correctional Facility forced to move inmates after gas leak
by: AP
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The Kansas Department of Corrections says nearly 500 inmates at the Topeka Correctional Facility are in temporary housing because of a gas leak.
WIBW reports the department said Wednesday that 466 women were moved from five housing units after the leak was discovered in a gas line leading into the facility.
The women were moved to areas with functioning heating systems, such as the gymnasium and educational areas. The temporary housing is inside the secure perimeter of the prison.
Work on the lines began overnight Tuesday and was continuing Wednesday.
The state's only prison for women holds 905 inmates.


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The Salt Lick: Cooking Up Family History with a Side of Barbecue
By John Spaulding | March 30, 2020
After hearing Salt Lick Barbecue owner Scott Roberts' story, as we did in January, you could imagine his father Thurman saying, "Put a fork in it. We're done!" And I'm not talking about the meat.
Thurman was readying himself to build the pit in the mid-1960s that would eventually hiss, crackle, and smoke its way to fame, delighting thousands of barbecue pilgrims every year. He wanted to make sure he could comfortably reach the round pit's center from any angle. So, he made one mark on the ground with his boot heel and another mark reaching forward with his barbeque fork. He then enlisted Scott to help build his dream.
Photo: John Spaulding
After they collected enough rock, sand, and gravel on the property, they laid a concrete slab, and built a small structure with a temporary wooden wall to enclose the pit. That small space originally sat 12 hungry Texans but included no electricity or running water. As the eatery grew, Thurman wanted Scott not to change certain things about the restaurant. While mostly honoring his father's wishes throughout the years, Scott broke only two of them—he added telephones and air conditioning. His customers continue to be grateful for the latter.
Those humble smokehouse origins began over 50 years ago, when the drive from Austin to little Driftwood was nearly three hours, now a half-hour drive away. "My father was an optimist," Scott says. "He would move that wooden wall and expand the seating every time the wait got to be as long as an hour. He said, 'If anybody were to honor me by coming all this way, I don't want them to wait much longer, and I'm not going to run out of food.'" He was true to his word.
Photo: John Spaulding. Original interior of Salt Lick building. (Photo taken before coronavirus guidelines enacted)
In addition to building the pit and small restaurant, Thurman started with three meats—brisket, pork, and sausage. You can still enjoy those today, but in addition to uniquely flavored dishes of potato salad and sesame seed coleslaw, they offer turkey, chicken, and now bison ribs. The latter has been quite a hit with diners, due to savory flavor and the extra meat on the bone.
Scott's connection to the area goes back much further than his dad. We can thank his great-grandparents, James and Bettie Roberts, who originally settled the property in 1867. Driftwood was an unincorporated 4.5 mile stretch of Onion Creek, where a series of switchbacks created a catch for firewood to be gathered by the locals, hence the name. Though most of the Hill Country is limestone with a few inches of topsoil, the Onion Creek switchbacks created 18 feet of alluvial soil, a planting heaven for cotton farmers like the Roberts couple and their nine children. The family flourished and lived in a homestead not far from the current property. Scott said that his Texas roots go even deeper, with some of his relatives counted among the original "Old Three Hundred," a group of settlers and their families led by Stephen F. Austin, arriving around 1830.
What makes The Salt Lick unique? Many would say that it all boils down to the sauce. Generations have tweaked the recipe, resulting in 37 different ingredients. Scott's mother, Hisako, was the last to complete the process, adding more Asian flavors such as ginger. Scott's ancestors needed a way to keep ingredients from spoiling, due to lack of refrigeration. Vinegar was also used to preserve the freshness of the meal, and the mustard-based flavor was taken from their old Southeastern roots. The meat is basted with the sauce over that open pit and caramelizes, holding in the juices. Scott proudly says that it's still made that way, and no plans are in the works to further modify this special recipe.
Photo: John Spaulding. Salt Lick Cellars offers a variety of wines made from grapes grown on property.
So what has changed lately? The original location has expanded to accommodate additional indoor and outdoor seating areas, vineyards, and a separate building named Salt Lick Cellars, showcasing their wines made from grapes grown on property. Those vineyards currently comprise 52 of the property's 200 acres, planted with grapes such as syrah, grenache, tempranillo, and mourvedre. (Their mourvedre is our favorite.) They also created a blend of three of those grapes which won a recent Double Gold medal at the San Francisco wine competition.
The history of the Roberts family, like the land itself, is a large portion of what makes the Salt Lick unique among the many terrific barbecue establishments in Texas. And the barbeque, combined with the inviting atmosphere, is what has kept us coming back to the original location for nearly thirty years. While they have temporarily closed the dine-in portion of the restaurant due to the nationwide coronavirus outbreak, you can still order for curbside pickup as well as delivery (within a 15-mile radius), and they still ship their meats, sauces and dry rubs within the lower 48 states.
Enjoy tasting history! Check out the menu on their website at www.saltlickbbq.com.


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New Faces in Children's Media
BY Maha Sanad
Cal State East Bay alumna Thomishia Booker writes "Hey Carter," a book series about Black children.
Children's media is at the forefront of the fight for equal and accurate representation of all identities as the push continues for greater diversity in mainstream media — and at least two Cal State East Bay authors are part of the movement toward inclusiveness and equality.
Because childhood is a critical period of development, the media children consume greatly affects how they view themselves and the world around them. And while children's media is far from perfect as a diverse representation of cultures and identities, there are signs of progress.
"Children start to formulate opinions about where they fit in the world and what the world thinks of them through the media they consume," explains Thomishia Booker '06 (Sociology), an author of books written for Black children. "Children's media can impact how a child thinks about themselves, so it's important that the messaging be intentional."
Since children are particularly vulnerable to messages in the media, the underrepresentation and negative portrayals of certain identities, such as racial minorities, are especially detrimental.
According to psychologyinaction.org, a scientific website written by UCLA psychology graduate students, if they are exposed only to representation of majority identities such as white males, children who do not fit into the category can feel 'othered,' unimportant, and invisible. More than that, they can strive toward unattainable expectations and become disappointed when they realize they do not 'fit' into common media portrayals.
To ensure that children feel represented in the media they consume, authors and lecturers are increasingly including characters of all races, genders, socioeconomic statuses, shapes, sizes, and abilities in their work.
"Children's media is a mechanism for learning," Booker says. "It's important that the content in children's media reflect the diverse society we live in and for Black children to see accurate reflections of themselves. We want all children to be able to learn about experiences that differ from their own."
In the past decade, children's media has been embracing greater diversity. Recent examples of films, TV series, and books exhibiting diversity include:
"Hey Carter!" Booker's book series, which depicts Black children positively.
"American Born Chinese," a comic book by Cal State East Bay alumnus Gene Luen Yang, that authentically portrays the Asian-American experience.
"Encanto," a current film with an almost entirely Latinx cast about a multigenerational Colombian family.
"Turning Red," a current film that authentically portrays growing up as Chinese-American and includes diverse representations of East Asian and Southeast Asian characters.
"Coco," a recent film with an all-Latinx cast that portrays Mexican culture.
"Doc McStuffins," a Disney Junior TV show that portrays a successful Black family, starring a young Black girl who aspires to become a doctor like her mother.
"Sesame Street," the long-running PBS show that includes diverse representations, including racial minorities, LGBTQIA+ characters, neurodiversity, characters on the autistic spectrum, and more.
"Molly of Denali," PBS's action-adventure comedy follows the adventures of resourceful 10-year-old Molly Mabray, an Alaska Native girl. It is the first nationally distributed children's series in the U.S. to feature an Alaska Native lead character.
Cal State East Bay student Xitlali Chipres remembers feeling represented after watching "Encanto" with her three-year-old brother.
"I love the family aspect of the movie," Chipres says, "and I'm very glad that my little brother is seeing representation of not only our culture in the media but of darker-skinned people within our race who are usually not shown or spoken about."
Changing false narratives about Black children, particularly Black boys, motivated Booker to create her "Hey Carter!" books. "I noticed there were limited books with Black boys on the cover and I knew I had to change that. There are more children's books with animals in them than there are books for Black children and that is unacceptable."
Booker believes that if she had experienced more relatable stories and characters while growing up, it would have changed her life's trajectory.
"I would have felt seen and validated," she says. "Growing up, I wasn't always proud of being Black. I didn't see the beauty in my hair, facial features, or skin color. I spent a lot of time trying to conform out of fear.
"I am happy that I have created a brand that will prevent children from going through what I experienced."
Yang shared a similar childhood experience in a PBS interview. "Growing up, I did go through a period when I really struggled with my own ethnic heritage," he recalls. "I think every kid goes through this period where you want to excise everything that makes you different.
"It took me a really long time to come to a place where I felt like I accepted myself as a Chinese-American," he adds. "A lot of my work is about that."
Diverse representation in media isn't merely an attempt at inclusion, but affording underrepresented individuals equal opportunities to tell their stories. Still, when it comes to portraying more representation in mainstream children's media, producers, authors, and other creatives face an additional challenge — their work must make money, and that means it must appeal to widespread audiences.
Cal State East Bay's Steven Cleveland, a lecturer in the ethnic studies and history departments, has faced this as a filmmaker and Black scholar.
"I've had an uphill battle," Cleveland says. "There is a monolithic view of what types of films that BIPOC [Black, Indigenous, and people of color] audiences will or will not support."
As a result, Cleveland strives to provide his students with the tools they need to produce commercially successful films that provide equal representation for diverse audiences. "There is a need to diversify the notion of what BIPOC cinema is…I emphasize the importance of voting with your dollars for the types of media that you'd like to see more of."
As part of the richly diverse Cal State East Bay community, Booker, Yang and Cleveland are pioneering diversity in children's media to ensure positive, diverse characters and stories for the next generation of consumers.


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Who is the last Spider-Man?
In Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse during the scene after the credits, we can see a punisher like Spider-Man called Miguel (at least in the spanish dub).
Who is he and how its related to the spider-verse? Is his appearance an indication of his future role in a next movie?
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He is Miguel O'Hara aka Spider-Man 2099.
Miguel O'Hara, a brilliant geneticist living in New York (renamed Nueva York) in the year 2099 A.D. attempts to recreate the abilities of the original Spider-Man in other people and later suffers a related accident that causes half his DNA to be re-written with a spider's genetic code.
End credit scene is elaborated in wikipedia too:
In a post-credits scene, Lyla informs Miguel O'Hara of the crisis and is given his own dimension-hopping technology. He decides to "go back to the beginning" and ends up arguing with that universe's Spider-Man about who pointed first.
There are plan for a direct sequel and a female centered spin-off but no clear indication about Miguel reveled yet:
From CBR:
In an interview with Vanity Fair, Pascal confirmed the announced sequel to Spider-Verse is moving forward with Voltron: Legendary Defender showrunner Joaquin Dos Santos directing the film from a script written by David Callaham (Wonder Woman 1984). Pascal then revealed that the sequel would focus on Miles Morales and Earth-65's Gwen Stacy as their multiversal friendship develops into a romantic relationship.
Also in development is a planned spinoff for Spider-Gwen, which Pascal confirms will also introduce Silk and Jessica Drew's incarnation of Spider-Woman. The animated film is being written by Bek Smith with Lauren Montgomery (Batman: Year One) attached to direct.
Additionally, Pascal hints there may be tentative plans for the other heroes introduced in Into the Spider-Verse to star in their own animated spinoffs, including John Mulaney's Spider-Ham. "Of course! You can imagine how much the kids love that character," admitted Pascal.
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The last Spider-man is Miguel O'hara also known as Spider-man 2099, a spiderman from the future, we see him together with his AI Lyla.
Miguel O'hara was a normal world class genius and geneticist, but then 50% of his DNA got rewritten to that of a spider and he became Spider-man 2099
You can read more here
Spider-man 2099 apparently was monitoring the situation we saw and now wants to assemble a team to prevent another crisis in the multiverse. Hopefully, we will get to see this in the sequel.
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thanks for the response but all that, except last sentence, is covered in Ankit's post. – lois6b Jan 8 '19 at 9:34
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