The #Samsung #Galaxy #S8 is the first flagship phone of the South Korean giant that ditched the physical home button. The 5.8 inch Super AMOLED display now occupies most of the front part of the phone. The device uses the Snapdragon 835 / Exynos 8895 processor combined with 4GB of RAM to provide a smooth user experience. Although this is a solid performing phone there are instances when certain issues can occur which we will be addressing today. In this latest installment of our troubleshooting series we will tackle the Galaxy S8 will not fast charge issue and other related problems.
Problem: 3 days ago, my phone wouldn't charge due to moisture in the charging port, but the port or cable wasn't wet. The next day, after turning the phone off overnight, it charged on my black fast charging plug and cable that came with the phone, but it stopped sometime during the night. Now my phone wont charge at all on the black charger, and only cable charges on my old note 5 fast charger. I tried my wife's black fast charger that came with her S8 and it wont charge at all. It will cable charge, not fast charge, on every other charger I try except the new black fast chargers. I've soft reset, booted in safe mode, and reset the settings and app preferences. I'm reluctant to factory reset it just yet. Any ideas?
Solution: If you were previously getting the moisture detected error prior to the issue happening then this is where we will start our troubleshooting. Make sure that the charging port of the phone is completely dry. If necessary use a mini vacuum or an air dryer to remove any presence of moisture in the port. Once this is done clean the charging port using a can of compressed air.
Try charging the phone then check if it fast charges. If it doesn't then you will have to consider doing a factory reset to eliminate any possibility of this issue being caused by a software glitch. Make sure to backup your phone data before doing the reset.
If the above steps fails to fix the problem then this might be caused by a damaged pin in the charging port of the phone. If this is the case then you should bring the phone to a service center and have it checked.
Problem: Help. I reset a Samsung S8 to factory settings, before I got to do the restart options the phone ran out of charge. Now it will not charge the battery or restart. Tried to do recovery mode and safe mode which didn't work. I could get the rebooting recovery in blue at top left of screen but it never actually booted. When connecting the charger at first I get the battery screen, then it's like the phone is trying to turn itself on and the Samsung Galaxy S8 powered by android screen flashes on and off.
Solution: The first thing that you will need to do in this case is to make sure that the phone battery has sufficient charge. Clean the charging port of the phone using a can of compressed air. Once this is done charge the phone for at least 20 minutes using a wall charger. If the phone does not charge then try charging it from a computer USB port. If you have a wireless charger then you can use this as well.
Once the battery has sufficient charge turn on the phone by pressing and holding both power and volume down buttons for at least 10 seconds. If the phone does not turn on then start the phone in recovery mode then proceed with the steps listed below.
Problem: My S8 powered down last night and was struggling to charge throughout the day. It also for the last few weeks has been glitching and freezing in instagram and on occasion would boot me out of the internet and just go to home screen. After it shut down around midnight last, when I went to bed, I plugged it in. Throughout the night it would make the welcome chime and the Samsung logo would appear but just stay on the black screen with the logo. Then about 10 min later repeat that. I've tried the soft reset and the factory reset. Holding down the volume down and power keys but it does nothing.
Solution: The best thing that you can do right now is to clean the charging port of the phone using a can of compressed air then use a different charging cord and wall charger to charge the phone for at least 20 minutes. With the phone still connected to the charger try turning it on. In case it does not turn on then the problem might already be caused by a faulty hardware component. You need to bring the phone to a service center and have it checked.


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FAIR HAVEN: TOWN TO HAVE ITS DAY
Fireworks are scheduled to paint the night sky when Fair Haven Day returns for its sixth annual edition. (Photo by John T. Ward. Click to enlarge.)
It doesn't have roots as deep as its sister event, the end-of-summer Fireman's Fair. But when the first annual Fair Haven Day commandeered Fair Haven Fields for an all-ages, all-invited day of food, live music and fireworks in 2012, it felt immediately like the sort of thing that had been part of local life for generations.
The event, organized by the Foundation of Fair Haven to celebrate the borough's centennial, established itself as a community tradition that continues when it makes its sixth annual stand this Saturday.
June 7, 2017 - 7:00 am | Comments ()
AN EARTH DAY ARMY AT FAIR HAVEN FIELDS
On Earth Day, April 22, an army of more than 60 volunteers descended upon Fair Haven Fields for a day of activity that included removal of trash and invasive vines, a clean-up of Dery's Pond, and plantings of more than 50 seedlings in the Tree Nursery. Pictured left to right in the back row are borough councilman Christopher Rodriguez; Markus Onni (Den Leader, Cub Scouts Pack 127); Shervyn von Hoerl (Cubmaster, Pack 127); Carol Lang; Matt Lang (Den Leader, Pack 127), and Chris Kopacko, with a group of Cub Scout and youth volunteers pictured at front. A follow-up volunteer day at the Fields will be announced for fall.
May 1, 2017 - 5:00 am | Comments ()
FAIR HAVEN: EARTH DAY VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT
On Earth Day, April 22, residents of Fair Haven and other neighboring communities (Little Silver, Rumson and Red Bank) are invited to join members of the borough's Natural Area Committee and Shade Tree Commission in a team opportunity to "care for a treasure that improves all of our lives."
That treasure is the Fair Haven Fields Natural Area, the approximately 40 acre recreational facility whose trails regularly hosts a wide range of open-air activities for community members of all ages (in addition to the occasional warm-weather movie night). And beginning that Saturday morning, the community has a chance to give back to a resource that keeps on giving year-round.
March 29, 2017 - 5:00 am | Comments ()
FAIR HAVEN: TRUCKTOBERFEST AT LAST
After two postponements over the past month, Fair Haven's inaugural Trucktoberfest finally livened up Fair Haven Fields Saturday, bringing a Halloween egg hunt, horse-driven hayrides, live music and food by the truckload. Check out redbankgreen's photos below to see who you know. (Photos by Susan Ericson. Click to enlarge)
October 31, 2016 - 6:46 am | Comments ()
FAIR HAVEN: TRUCKTOBERFEST TRIES AGAIN
Strollo's Lighthouse is among the seven food trucks slated to anchor Fair Haven's Trucktoberfest Saturday, an event that was rescheduled over the threat of rain earlier this month.
Featuring live bands, games and more at Fair Haven Fields on Ridge Road, the event runs from 3 to 9 p.m. For ticket and other info, visit the event's Facebook page. (Photo by John T. Ward. Click to enlarge)
FAIR HAVEN: FOOD + FALL = TRUCKTOBERFEST
Johnny's Pork Roll is among the food trucks slated to anchor Fair Haven's Trucktoberfest Saturday.(Photo by John T. Ward. Click to enlarge)
[UPDATE, September 29: Because of rain in forecast for Saturday, this event has been rescheduled for Saturday, October 22, and starting and ending an hour earlier than originally planned.]
OK, so the name turns out not to be as original as organizers thought, given than there was a Trucktoberfest at Monmouth Park less than two weeks ago.
Still, when the Fair Haven version of Trucktoberfest rolls into Fair Haven Fields this Saturday, it will mark the borough's debut food festival, one with the hipster cred of chow served through a stainless-steel trimmed window.
September 26, 2016 - 1:39 pm | Comments ()
ON THE GREEN: FREE FILMS UNDER THE STARS
Quinton Aaron and Sandra Bullock star in a free Sunday night screening of 'The Blind Side' at Fair Haven Fields. Red Bank's Movies in the Park lineup includes a July 21 airing of 'Beetlejuice,' below.
It's still the best summer-movie deal under the setting sun and stars; a moveable feast of (basically) family-friendly, free flicks excitement that lights up the big inflatable screen and blockbuster sound system at parks and beaches all over Monmouth and Ocean counties.
Presented by Shore Flicks, it's a cinematic slate that makes its seasonal return to the greater Red Bank Green this Sunday starting at Fair Haven Fields.
June 23, 2015 - 9:45 am | Comments ()
RUMSON: CHURCH GOING TO THE DOGS
Pets and their human companions are welcome at a new animal-friendly worship service launched by St. George's-by-the-River in Rumson last month. The service is held on the second Saturday of each month at 5 p.m. (Photos by John T. Ward. Click to enlarge)
April 10, 2015 - 10:00 am | Comments ()
RUMSON: IN COMMUNION WITH THE ANIMALS
Mass celebrants weren't all equally attentive to Reverend Ophelia Laughlin at a pets-welcome worship at St. George's-by-the-River in Rumson Saturday. About two dozen dogs, and a hamster named Hamstie, at right, attended the new regular service, which the church plans to repeat on the second Saturday of each month at 5 p.m. (Photos by John T. Ward. Click to enlarge)
RUMSON: PETS WELCOME AT CHURCH SERVICE
Reverend Ophelia Laughlin blesses a dog at St. George's-by-the-River's annual St. Francis Day event last October. (Photo by Susan Ericson. Click to enlarge)
By JOHN T. WARD
The Vatican may be fuzzy on whether animals get into heaven, but an Episcopal church in Rumson says they're certainly welcome at services.
St. George's-by-the-River will start offering a monthly worship next month at which all pets are welcome, associate pastor Reverend Jeff Roy tells redbankgreen.
January 26, 2015 - 10:41 am | Comments ()
FAIR HAVEN, RUMSON: ALL'S FAIR
St. George's by the River in Rumson is the scene for Saturday's Canterbury Fair, the annual celebration of friendship, family and summer that begins at 9 am.
While summer doesn't officially begin for another week, the much anticipated annual event known as Canterbury Fair is too good to wait another moment. Now in its 66th year at St. George's Episcopal Church in Rumson, the rain-or-shine celebration of "friendship, family and summer" offers a range of activities for kids (including a petting zoo, clowns, games, face painting, and more), food (a Tea Garden with baked goods, a Grill Team purveying burgers and dogs, and a lobster salad luncheon), plus a silent auction and the "infamous White Elephant Sale" boasting "jewelry, electronics, sporting goods, gently loved children's games and clothing, homemade gourmet treats, plants & flowers and thousands of books for all ages." Proceeds help support a selection of locally based outreach and charitable organizations, and it all happens between the hours of 9:30 am and 2:30 pm at 33 Waterman Avenue, so arrive early for the best bargains — and call (732)842-0596 for more information.
At 2:30 pm, the day is still young — and there's plenty of time to head over to Fair Haven, for another great local event on summer's doorstep.
June 12, 2014 - 12:00 pm | Comments ()
STARTING LINE FOR GIRLS ON THE RUN 5k
On Sunday, June 8, the Junior League of Monmouth County will present their first annual Girls on the Run 5K event in Fair Haven, as part of what's being described as a transformational physical activity-based positive youth development program for girls in grades 3 through 8.
Scheduled to commence 9:30 am at Fair Haven Fields on Dartmouth Avenue, the event begins with 8 am packet pickup and registration, and runs a USATF Certified course with two water stops along the way, as well at the finish. Awards will be given out to first, second and third place winners in the various age categories.
The race is the "celebratory" culmination of a ten-week Spring 2014 Girls on the Run program that began on March 24, and is designed "to unleash confidence through accomplishment while establishing a lifetime appreciation of health and fitness."
WEEKEND: 60 MORE HOURS OF WINTER FUN
Above: A cast of local high school students brings A LITTLE SHAKESPEARE: AS YOU LIKE IT to young theatergoers at Two River…while below, Ms. Lauryn Hill appears to have cancelled her (already previously rescheduled) Homecoming appearance at the Count Basie. (cast photo by Ozzie Rodriguez)
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RED BANK: If we've learned anything from Shakespeare's As You Like It, it's that springtime comes in turn to even the bleakest of wintry landscapes. So, with that warming thought in mind — well, that and the caveat that all events described herein are subject to change due to "no enemy but winter and rough weather" — we sally forth once more, where no groundhog dare tread.
While Two River Theater Company carries on with its vibrant and tuneful mainstage production of the Bard's cross-dressing comedy, a talented troupe of high school performers have put together an intriguing bonus feature inside TRTC's "black box" Marion Huber space. Adapted and directed by Jason McDowell-Green, A Little Shakespeare: As You Like It is a 75-minute version of the play, aimed at audiences age 9 and up, and designed "to fulfill the not-so-secret grand ambition of Artistic Director John Dias: to have some Shakespeare resonating in every corner of our theater, and to get everyone in our community turned on to the thrill of his exquisite language." Red Bank Regional students Alicia Moeller and Patrick Monaghan are the lovestruck leads Rosalind and Orlando — and they're joined in the cast by fellow RBR actors Halle Butler, Raquel Diaz and Alyssa Rogers, plus Michaela Farrell of Red Bank Catholic, and student players from several other Monmouth County high schools. Public performances, for which the actors will also be performing a score of original music by Shanna Jones, are Friday at 7 pm, and Saturday at 12 and 4 pm. Take it here for tickets ($15) and bios of the cast members — or here for tickets to the grownup version of the show that continues this weekend through February 16.
February 7, 2014 - 12:00 pm | Comments ()
FAIR HAVEN: ARBORCIDE AT NATURAL AREA
Nature enthusiasts want the borough to fund restoration of a mistakenly cleared-out area at the Fair Haven Fields Natural Area. Below, the affected site. (Photos by Dustin Racioppi; click to enlarge)
By DUSTIN RACIOPPI
Several years of toil by nature-loving volunteers was undone in Fair Haven last month when borough employees mistakenly destroyed some 150 baby trees, officials said Monday.
Sometime last month, public works employees, while doing routine maintenance at the Fair Haven Fields Natural Area, errantly bushwhacked about 150 small trees planted to protect the area from Asian Bittersweet vines, an invasive species that had destroyed at least 20 percent of the area's plant life, said volunteer Richard Magovern.
Now, what was once a well-fortified thicket of small trees is an open patch of green, a visible chink in the armor used to fight off an invasive adversary.
August 9, 2011 - 3:51 pm | Comments ()
OH DEER, THEY'RE EVERYWHERE…
A deer crosses a street in Shrewsbury at dusk last year. Fair Haven officials say they're watching Shrewsbury's effort to curtail its deer population. (Photo by Peter Lindner. Click to enlarge)
Last year they were eating tree seedlings out of Stephen Knowlton's yard on Church Street in Fair Haven. This year he's having a hard time keeping a patch of lilies.
Elizabeth Lilleston, Fair Haven's code enforcement officer and a resident of Woodland Drive, says she sees them daily roaming the street.
And Mayor Mike Halfacre, who also lives on Church, snapped a picture on his cell phone last week of one chomping on his neighbor's grass.
If Fair Haven's deer population isn't controlled, Knowlton warned, "they're going to be sleeping on our front lawns."
Like towns across New Jersey, the borough is now facing a tricky problem: an apparent rise in deer wandering into the residential areas of town, and few options to thin the herds.
"I don't know what we can do short of a hunt," Halfacre said.
July 13, 2011 - 7:23 am | Comments ()
PAPERWORK PUTS FAIR HAVEN PLANS ON HOLD
The River Road west streetscape is holding up a line of other projects in the borough. (Photo by Dustin Racioppi; click to enlarge)
Mike Halfacre, Fair Haven's mayor, one-time Congressional hopeful and triathlete may add another exploit to his list: author.
No, not really. But, more than a year after pulling in big bucks – under a stimulus program whose existence he opposed – from the federal government for a major facelift to the west side of River Road, Halfacre says he's got plenty of material for one.
"I will write a book someday about shovel-ready projects," he said.
Perhaps it can be a Bildungsroman on working with the federal government, one that Halfacre said has produced small mountains of paperwork – and a backlog of other projects "all being held up by trying to do River Road west."
"I cannot tell you how frustrating it is," Halfacre said. "It's a mess. I mean, even our president laughed at the shovel-ready projects a couple weeks ago."
June 30, 2011 - 2:15 pm | Comments ()
BUSY SPRING AHEAD FOR FAIR HAVEN
McCarter Park is among a number of properties in line for upgrades in Fair Haven. (Photo by Dustin Racioppi; click to enlarge)
When, or if, we ever thaw out from this relentless winter, Fair Haven's got a lot of work to do. And almost all of it is free of charge to the borough.
Mayor Mike Halfacre told redbankgreen there's a slew of projects on the horizon that will boost the quality of life in town, from field renovations to street upgrades.
"There's a lot of stuff coming up, but not a lot of stuff happening" right now, he said.
ROUGHING IT IN SHALLOW CENTER FIELD
Fair Haven Fields during last Friday night's campout, organized by the borough parks and rec deparment. (Photos by Peter Lindner; click to enlarge)
Several dozen Fair Havenites took part in the annual overnight campout held at Fair Haven Fields recreation area last Friday night.
Or at least, that many started out. It's not unusual for there to be an outbreak of packing-up and starting of cars around 11p as folks decide that they prefer the comforts of home.
Still, "it appears that no one was lost to starvation, wolves or the woods at the camp out," Mayor Mike Halfacre wrote on his blog.
August 4, 2010 - 10:39 am | Comments ()
BREAKING PLEDGE, HALFACRE SEEKS 2ND TERM
Can he leap his own pledge in a single bound? Mayor Mike Halfacre's calf tattoo, bearing his initials and those of his wife and children. (Click to enlarge)
Mike Halfacre's days in politics aren't over yet. And he's willing to break a longtime pledge to prove it.
Following his withdrawal from the District 12 Congressional race last week, the Republican tells redbankgreen that he's running for a second term as mayor of Fair Haven in November.
"Yes I am," he said. "I'm running for mayor in 2010."
April 8, 2010 - 1:06 pm | Comments ()
FAIR HAVEN RENAMING POND FOR BENNETT
Barbara Bennett at the pond at Fair Haven Fields natural area to be named in memory of her late husband, Dery Bennett. (Photo by Dustin Racioppi)
It must have seemed right to someone, because the idea was floated: call the pond in the preserve area of Fair Haven Fields "Derickson Waples Bennett Pond."
But to Barbara Bennett, the suggestion was a misguided attempt to pay tribute to her late husband, who passed away December 15 at 79 years old. Not only would it bother her, but it would likely leave visitors wondering, "Who the heck is Derickson Waples Bennett?"
"I said, 'Oh no, that's not it at all,'" Bennett said. Because nobody besides perhaps his mother and the tax man knew who Derickson Waples Bennett was. "Dery," on the other hand, rings a bell with the locals and many tuned into the environmental scene, and often elicits a smile or a fond memory.
That's why Barbara Bennett is happy with the simplicity of "Dery's Pond," which will be the new name of that spot in the woods she and her late husband spent decades visiting at least once, and often three times, each day. The borough council plans to introduce an ordinance making the name change official on Monday.
March 5, 2010 - 10:16 am | Comments ()


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Last night a colleague and I hosted a Creative Sparks evening. We started offering these a few years ago. Each month we would select a film addressing a topic that showed how connecting to our inner lives and/or our creativity enhanced our experience of being alive. We would then respond to the film with silent art making so each person could stay with his or her own feelings and thoughts. We would close the evening by sharing anything we wanted to share if we wanted to speak aloud. These groups have always been well attended, well received and a wonderful way to connect.
What is always surprising is what emerges in a short time of playing with art materials. Of course there are many inviting materials displayed for selection to tempt even a timid first timer.
Some people paint, some create assemblages, or collages; others make masks, figures from wood pieces or dolls or draw with oil pastels or chalk pastels. Inner imagery is made visible. This may or may not carry meaning that can become apparent later with reflection. Any one in the group may comment on another's piece but with no judgment either positive or negative. This means we speak of what our response to their response is; what is evoked in us in witnessing their creation.
Last night we showed the documentary, Inocente, an award winning film about a fifteen-year-old homeless girl who is a gifted artist. The filmmakers really showed the tactile nature of painting, at least how she painted. As viewers we just wanted to get our hands into the colorful paint containers. She painted large and freely with a vivid palette. Her first "canvas" was her face: each morning she would create elaborate patterns around her eyes. She also dressed colorfully with fake flowers in her hair. Despite the challenges her life presented she found support for her creativity through a program called ARTS- A Reason To Survive that served homeless youth and kids in foster care or group homes. Through them she was awarded an opportunity to exhibit, to have her own show.
There are other themes in the film: abuse- physical and emotional both spousal and child abuse; teenage pregnancy; undocumented immigrants; suicide; mother-daughter troubles. Much food for thought to stimulate responses.
As co-leader I have to create something quickly as my attention is split: focusing outwardly on the group process as well as inwardly. I was immediately attracted to a small black and white box. I wanted to decorate it colorfully and place symbolic things inside. I colored wood stars, added feathers and fabric scraps.
Then I created the little figure who represents Inocente herself.
I was not thinking of a story while doing this but rather letting the process lead me. However when I spoke I said perhaps it is about a Jill-in-the-Box. The box can represent the poverty, the homelessness, and the shame accompanying that, which Inocente finds herself stuck in. But she chooses to jump out of that to emerge as a colorful person through her creativity.
We all put ourselves in different boxes in different ways. It takes courage to spring up. We need to turn our own handle, take a small step to change our perspective. Maybe at first we just take a peek over the side. But the larger world there will seduce us if we let it. Coming alive is about emerging from boxes, from shells, from limiting beliefs. Hope this sparked some creativity in you.
Can you feel self-imposed limits holding you back?
What does the word HOME mean to you?
How do you create a home?
Are there times when you experience a feeling of homelessness?
Is you creativity encouraged and if not how can you fix that?


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The Land of Narnia: Brian Sibley Explores the World of C.S.Lewis
By: Sibley, Brian : illuatrations
London; Collins Lions, 1989 4to, dark blue cloth, dust jacket,96pp, colour and bw photographs and illustrations, with brief biographical details of the author C.S.Lewis and his book, aimed at the younger reader but also suitable for adults, all in excellent condition in excellent dj. A lovely book. Brian Sibley wrote 'Shadowlands: The Story of C.S.Lewis and Joy Davidman", which won the prestigious Gold Medallion Book Award, and was consultant to the BBC film of Shadowlands. In 1988 he wrote the much-praised BBC radio serialization of 'The Magician's Nephew and The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe.
Arctic Chill
Game Control by Lionel Shriver
Down in the Garden - 10th Anniversary by Geddes, Anne
Persistence in Folly: Selected Prose Writings by Murray, Les A


Description: Pooja lives with her doctor husband and a young son. Her son becomes seriously ill and does not respond to any medication, her husband wants him to be moved to a hospital for further treatment, but Pooja has heard of Sai Baba and wants her son to be treated there. Her son regains consciousness for a short while and demands that he be taken to Shirdi, the town of Sai Baba. So they travel there, and that is where they meet with an ardent devotee of Sai Baba who recounts the tale behind the Baba. A young boy who traveled with a marriage procession to Shirdi, he stayed there, grew up, looked after by the kind townspeople, who subsequently named him Sai Baba. He showed Ganpat Rao that he is one with Vithoba and Bhagwan Shri Kishan; he demonstrated to Som Dev that he is one with Bhagwan Shri Shiv; former jailbird Heera regained his eyesight with Sai's blessing; During all of these miracles, the Sai always went door to door begging for alms and food. The legend grew, people flocked all over to witness this new Messiah, one whom the Muslims called "Allah Sai", Christians "Jesus Sai", Sikhs "Nanak Sai", and Hindus "Bhola Sai". Sai could recite scriptures from all the Holy books, whether it was the Holy Quran, the Holy Bible, the Holy Granth Sahib, or the Holy Geeta, and always blessed Hindus with "Allah bless you", and Muslims with "Krishna bless you". After his passing, a temple was built in his memory. It is here that a doubting doctor has to decide whether his ailing son can be treated by Sai Baba, and it is here where we will witness whether faith or scientific reality and logic will prevail.Pooja lives with her doctor husband and a young son. Her son becomes seriously ill and does not respond to any medication, her husband wants him to be moved to a hospital for further treatment, but Pooja has heard of Sai Baba and wants her son to be treated there. Her son regains consciousness for a short while and demands that he be taken to Shirdi, the town of Sai Baba. So they travel there, and that is where they meet with an ardent devotee of Sai Baba who recounts the tale behind the Baba. A young boy who traveled with a marriage procession to Shirdi, he stayed there, grew up, looked after by the kind townspeople, who subsequently named him Sai Baba. He showed Ganpat Rao that he is one with Vithoba and Bhagwan Shri Kishan; he demonstrated to Som Dev that he is one with Bhagwan Shri Shiv; former jailbird Heera regained his eyesight with Sai's blessing; During all of these miracles, the Sai always went door to door begging for alms and food. The legend grew, people flocked all over to witness this new Messiah, one whom the Muslims called "Allah Sai", Christians "Jesus Sai", Sikhs "Nanak Sai", and Hindus "Bhola Sai". Sai could recite scriptures from all the Holy books, whether it was the Holy Quran, the Holy Bible, the Holy Granth Sahib, or the Holy Geeta, and always blessed Hindus with "Allah bless you", and Muslims with "Krishna bless you". After his passing, a temple was built in his memory. It is here that a doubting doctor has to decide whether his ailing son can be treated by Sai Baba, and it is here where we will witness whether faith or scientific reality and logic will prevail.


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Keith Nichols (* 13. Februar 1945 in Ilford, Essex; † 21. Januar 2021 in London) war ein britischer Jazzmusiker, Arrangeur und Bandleader.

Leben und Wirken

Nichols galt als eine der britischen Autoritäten für den frühen Classic Jazz und Ragtime, der sich insbesondere auf die Interpretation von Komponisten und Musikern wie Scott Joplin, James P. Johnson, Fats Waller und Duke Ellington spezialisiert hatte. Er spielte Klavier, Posaune, Tuba, Vibraphon, Saxophon und Klarinette und war als Sänger und Arrangeur tätig.

Bereits im Alter von fünf Jahren erhielt Nichols seinen ersten Musikunterricht auf dem Klavier und dem Akkordeon. Im Jahr 1960 erhielt er für sein Akkordeonspiel die Auszeichnung eines Great Britain Junior Champion. Er studierte an der Guildhall School of Music und begann seine Tätigkeit als Profimusiker. Für sieben Jahre war er als Pianist, Posaunist und Tubist mit der Jazz-Comedy-Band Levity Lancers auf Tournee. Ab den frühen 1970er Jahren gab er als Solist und mit kleineren Ensembles regelmäßige Ragtime-Konzerte in Londons South Bank. Im Jahr 1976 besuchte er als Mitglied von Dick Sudhalters New Paul Whiteman Orchestra erstmals die USA und trat in Philadelphia sowie in der New Yorker Carnegie Hall auf. In dieser Zeit entstanden drei Soloalben für die Plattenfirma EMI sowie einige für die Firma Decca, darunter eines gemeinsam mit Bing Crosby. Ab Mitte der 80er Jahre ist er auf über zwanzig Alben des Jazz-Speziallabels "Stomp-Off" vertreten, auf denen er sowohl als Bandleader wie auch als Instrumentalist in Erscheinung trat. Im Jahr 1977 gründete er das Midnite Follies Orchestra mit dem Arrangeur Alan Cohen, mit welchem er die Musik von Duke Ellington und Cab Calloway aus dem Harlem der 1920er und 1930er Jahre spielte. Er hat zahlreiche Arrangements und Transkriptionen im Stil der 1920er und 1930er Jahre vor allem für die "New York Jazz Repertory Company", die Serie "Smithsonian Institute Masterworks" sowie das Pasadena Roof Orchestra erstellt.

Spätere Projekte umfassten Aufarbeitungen der Werke von Fats Waller, Bix Beiderbecke sowie unter dem Namen "Jazz Classics Revisited" eine anspruchsvolle chronologische Show der Jazzgeschichte. 1990 wurde er von Musikdirektor Bob Wilber eingeladen, den Klavierpart des Hoagy Carmichael auf dem Soundtrack des Filmes zu spielen, den Bix in Rom aufnahm.

Er hatte einen großen Anteil an der Aufarbeitung der Musik von Fletcher Henderson für CD-Einspielungen und führte in den Carnegie-Hall-Konzerten mit der Royal Academy Big Band Werke von Benny Goodman auf.

Keith Nichols war neben seiner Konzerttätigkeit und seinen Plattenproduktionen Inhaber eines Lehrstuhls für Jazzgeschichte an der Royal Academy of Music in London. Er war auch freiberuflich tätig und trat in Großbritannien, Europa und Amerika auf, er konzertierte in Frankreich, USA, Deutschland, der Schweiz, Irland und Ägypten.

Im März 2003 machte er auf sich aufmerksam, als er am Trinity College of Music eine Rekonstruktion von Paul Whitemans Konzert "Experiment in Modern Music" leitete, welches eine Aufführung der Rhapsody in Blue in der Originalinstrumentierung beinhaltete. Im selben Jahr gründete er ein neues Orchester, die zehnköpfigen "Blue Devils", die Jazz und Tanzmusik der 20er, 30er und 40er Jahre des 20. Jahrhunderts aufführen. 2004 wurde Keith Nichols der BBC Jazz Award verliehen.

Nichols wurde am 15. Januar 2021 mit Prostataproblemen in ein Londoner Krankenhaus eingeliefert und starb dort am 21. Januar 2021 an einer COVID-19-Erkrankung.

Weblinks
 Keith Nichols, offizielle Website

Einzelnachweise

Bandleader
Jazz-Musiker
Hochschullehrer (London)
Musiker (London)
Brite
Geboren 1945
Gestorben 2021
Mann

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Чанкші-хан (*д/н — 1338) — 19-й хан Чагатайського улусу в 1335—1338 роках.

Життєпис
Походив з династії Чингізидів. Син Ебугена та онук Дуви, хана Чагатайського улусу. Про дату народження й молоді роки замало відомостей. Був прихильником несторіанство, водночас дотримувався звичаїв великої Яси й тенгріанства. У 1335 році брав участь у змові проти Бузан-хана, якого 1335 року було повалено. Після цього Чанкші став новим володарем Чагатаїдів.

Він змінив внутрішню політику, відсторонивши від високих посад мусульман, надавав підтримку несторіанам, але також дав можливість діяти місіонерам інших християнських конфесій (насамперед католицьким). При цьому дозволив проповідувати буддистським ченцям. Продовжив політику попередників щодо союзу з династією Юань та відмовився від конфлікту з Державою Хулагуїдів, незважаючи на те, що в цей час в тій точилася боротьба за владу. Є згадка про відправлення до імператора Туг-Темура 170 полонених русичів (можливо це було якійсь майстри, отриманні з Золотої Орди).

Водночас хан більше уваги приділяв полюванню та розвагам, зокрема полюбляв шахи. У 1338 році у східних областях держави розпочалася моровиця, що завдало значно удару кочовим монголам. Все це викликало невдаволенн частини знаті. Скориставшись цим зведений брат хана Єсун-Тимур влаштував проти нього змову, в результаті чого Чанкші було вбито. Новим володарем став Єсун-Тимур.

Джерела
 Караев О. Чагатайский улус. Государство Хайду. Могулистан. — Бишкек, 1995.
 The Cambridge History of Iran By William Bayne Fisher, John Andrew Boyle, Ilya Gershevitch. Vol. V, p.421

Хани Чагатайського улусу
Чингізиди


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The 'road novel' might be one of the most maligned forms in storytelling, in that for a mold that by in proper handling could be kinetic, shapeshifting, and packed with an uncontainable kind of light found only in certain kinds of travel, too many books get caught up in minutiae and joking, leaving out the language and the true moving meat.
Thankfully, Andrew Zornoza's Where I Stay, just out from Tarpaulin Sky Press, manages to not only wield that rare light while avoiding those common pitfalls, but to do so in a refreshing, pitch-perfect kind of steering that is innovative not only for the genre it might get called into, but for experiential and language-focused texts of every stripe.
While each graph and location could be self contained for Zornoza's striking lines, meditative and rhythmic in the mind of Mary Robison mashed with William Vollmann, the prose in sequence forms a narrative of seeking, of looking for something familiar in so much splay. The unbounded point-to-point of the narrator's surroundings, in which he works strange crap jobs, meets roadside strangers, deals with his life, contains no abject want for summation, and yet therein reaches beyond⎯the narrative in beautifully and concretely rendered fragments evicts a true sense of drift, though within the drift, the body.
And yet for something seemingly so everchanging, there is a center here. A lock. The moments of pure human magic are abound. Certain page of Where I Stay, in their collision of texts and image, move in such a precise and startling way that at certain points it seems necessary to stop and close the book, to let its image sink deeper, strong in the head. Zornoza's knack for rendering the momentary in timeless, syllabic lines, to cut to the blood of the line in an effortless, truly fevered sort of way, is not only refreshing, it is unforgettable. Though he is smart enough to keep the moment by moment phrasing quick and vivid, line by line, there are no exits pulled in the overall collage that results from all the wanting, from the haunting viscera there contained.
** Buy Where I Stay now from Tarpaulin Sky.


HBO's "Game of Thrones" (and "Westworld") didn't make the trip to Comic-Con this year, nor did Marvel Studios or Disney for its big budget movies. Starz will take its hit "Outlander" to New York Comic-Con this October (4-7), but skipped San Diego Comic-Con. Zachary Levi's Nerd HQ didn't return as speculated, but that doesn't mean there wasn't fun for fans at San Diego Comic-Con, thanks to SyFy, FX, Laika and AMC.
According to Theresa Beyer, AMC's head of brand activations, "What fans really love to do is put themselves in the show" and planning begins 3-4 months before SDCC. At the Dead Quarters, that meant "iconic" scenes from this past season are "re-created in a very authentic way." In "Fear of the Walking Dead," Alicia and Naomi were forced to escape on a water slide but at the activation, due to safety concerns the activation's 22-foot slide ends in a crash pit filled with reddish foam cubes and a few walkers threatening participants.
There are also little CGI magic photo ops with Jadis' walker composter and Negan's flaming Lucille. Beyer explained that after Jadis' community had turned into walkers, "as an act of compassion, she (Jadis) puts them through a grinder." The gunk and goo was supplied via CGI magic. In the recreated safe house, you could get your photo taken with Lucille, a flaming bat.
Fans could take photos of Daryl Dixon's actual motorcycle. The cast members from both shows were on Hall H panels on Friday and some cast members dropped by the activation by late Saturday afternoon. While fans had to keep hands off the cast and the bike, there were hands-on moments with martial arts demos led by Steven Ho, the stunt coordinator for "The Walking Dead" who trained several of the actors for the series.
AMC found other ways to bring Walking Dead fans together at and beyond SDCC. Clayton Neuman, vice president of games and applications at AMC, and Joonas Virtanen, Marketing Director of Next Games, demonstrated the new mobile game: "The Walking Dead: Our World." Using data from Google Maps and a little augmented reality, Walking Dead fans go on missions to transport survivors to safe houses.
The game, Neuman explained, brings "the zombie apocalypse to the real world" and answers the question: What would you do during a zombie apocalypse?
Virtanen noted, "What you see around us is what you see here. If you move, you move in the game." Instead of playing a character, you are "always playing yourself, but you can choose a companion to fight these battles with you." That includes series characters both living and dead (like my husband's favorite, Glenn).
Fans can join forces to go on missions and even bring in fans from other areas into their mission. Learning from the hazards of Pokemon Go, the game limits how far ahead you can see and allows you to report areas where the game might not be appropriate.
Instead of looking back, FX generally looks forward obliquely. Last year's FX (Fox Extended) activations seemed to be themed on a rundown carnival. This year's FXhibition on the Hilton Bayfront was themed on art exhibition. To introduce, "Mayans M.C.," the new series from Kurt Sutter ("Sons of Anarchy"), there was a "Deconstructed Bike Zone" with a deconstructed motorcycle photo-op and visual interpretations by artists including El Mac, David Flores and Oscar Magallanes. For the animated feature, "Archer," people could literally get inside the heads of the characters by standing up inside suspended sound boxes adorned with character art and listening to classic sound bites from the show. Think Andy Warhol pop art with a TV twist. You could also get an FX 3D Me, the ultimate selfie that uses a 360-degree scanner to take picture of you from all angles and places you in a scene from your favorite show.
According to Arianne Antonio, FX commissioned Marco Brambilla Studio to make an art installation by providing images and then giving artistic freedom. The result was "The Legion Chamber" that puts you inside the digital realm of David Haller. Haller ("Downton Abbey'"s Dan Stevens) is an X-Men mutant diagnosed with schizophrenia. In the comics, the character had dissociative identity disorder with each of his alternate personas controls a portion of his superpowers. In the TV series, the character possesses psychic abilities but has a fractured view of reality and is considered an unreliable narrator. The visual installation is like a nightmare filtered through a kaleidoscope—you might not even notice images from the series while watching the beautiful shapes and colors shifting.
Last year, the "American Horror Story" activation was a zoetrope of horrific clowns—coulrophobia with 3D color models. This year, the AHS was an "Eccentricities Gallery" featuring odd objects of art that would transform into scary things when viewed through Augmented Reality software installed on tablets. Each guest of the gallery was carefully monitored by white lab-coat clad docents who guided one through. A sculpture of a fallen woman covered by a sheet comes to life. The statue reduced to only a human torso suddenly becomes the home of hornets who then attack the guest. Bird cages made of bones start to fall apart and human teeth rain down and collect on the floor. A book comes to life with a clawed appendage reaching out. The odd cool calm of this gallery experience is set to unsettle.
Laika Live offered a more serene museum experience with sets from "Coraline" and "Kubo and the Two Strings" as well as a behind the scenes look at the stop-motion puppets and explanations about the animation. Of course, there's also a preview of the upcoming Laika movie (April 19, 2019 release), "Missing Link," and a chance for a selfie with the titular character as well as a Laika-themed gift shop. The pop-up installation this year was three times the size of last year's installation.
Fans of Zachary Levi and his Nerd HQ dance parties weren't disappointed because Levi hosted "Syfy Live from Comic-Con," a three-night live TV event Thursday through Saturday. Of course, Nerd HQ frequent flyer and Con favorite, Nathan Fillion also wasn't absent from SDCC; he's the lead in a new series—ABC's "The Rookie" and was at SDCC for signings.
Last year, Insight Editions launched its Ninja Turtles Pizza Cookbook with a special pizza party, featuring some pizzas specially made, coming straight off the menu. Local restaurants and bars similarly celebrated SDCC by featuring food and drinks for fans of the Marvel-verse, DC Comics, video games and more.
Fans of the new "Lost in Space" series, could find Robo Romance in some picturesque locations at the Nerdist House (Sparks Gallery) where you could also hear live Nerdist shows, in-depth interviews and conversations with people such as Leonard Maltin and Jessie Maltin ("Maltin on Movies"). You could test your emergency skills and repair a space escape pod in a VR experience based on the sci-fi series "Sona," created by Ashley Clements ("The Lizzie Bennet Diaries"). I was deemed emergency ready, successfully completing all the tasks and have a medal to show for it.
Some Netflix "Lost in Space" cast members were at the Legendary Television's Lost in Space Robo Rhythm party at Oxford Social Club that also featured drinks named in honor of the series like "Danger, Will Robinson (vodka spiked Shirley Temple), "The Don West" ("smuggled" whiskey sour) and "The Nerdist Is My Co-Pilot (Gin Aviation Cocktail). Ignacio Serricchio, who plays the rascally Don West, was there and reminded me that he was Argentinian when he saw me dancing tango (but alas, he did not ask me to dance).
Some of the smaller networks and shows try harder. One of my favorite experiences from the past was the panel for History's "Vikings." I hadn't seen the show, but I enjoyed the chemistry of the panel members and the love the cast showed to their fans, taking as much time as possible for selfies with their legion of fans. This year's "Vikings" panel was Friday morning in the larger, more prestigious Ballroom 20 and that meant little chance for fan selfies and no swag.
Last year and this year, a lucky few got into a small, intimate party Syfy held for its "Stargate" fans, featuring some props and a photo booth. When I attended last year, fans could mingle with some of the panel members or just geek out with other "Stargate" gazers.
Syfy made a big impression on the crowds inside and out of the convention center. Their black and neon green mystery boxes intrigued fans in the verge of a freebie frenzy because when you see someone with something you might want, you ask. Syfy sponsored karaoke buses, including one with cast members from "Krypton," bingo buses and the human claw. Based at the New Children's Museum, Syfy made everyone who waited through the lines winners; the boxes contained a Funko figure and smaller item and a t-shirt. The human claw lifted the helmeted participant in a harness slowly up and then across and over a shallow pit filled with foam cubes and the plethora of mystery boxes. Working in a harness like some actors and stunt people do isn't as easy as it looks!
The one of the sweetest outreach to fans was from Marty Krofft. Sid and Marty Krofft were to headline a Saturday panel, about the past and what the legendary TV icons hoped to do in the future, but Sid couldn't make it due to an injury (He was "present" in a video) and the original moderator got a last-minute movie gig. Marty gave out exclusive posters and signed each one (over a hundred) after the panel. Sometimes even disappointment can be turned into a fan-tastic experience at SDCC. The best experiences at SDCC aren't necessarily in Hall H or Ballroom 20 and you don't need a pass to have fun.


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PICKLE SHACK
brooklyn brine
Hand-crafted, non-GMO, Kosher certified, award-winning, world-wide distributed, damn fine pickles.
Founded by Executive Briner Shamus Jones in 2009, Brooklyn Brine has been on the forefront of the Brooklyn food-scene ever since.
Brooklyn Brine's pickles are made by hand, with the finest ingredients, right here in Brooklyn! Well known for collaborations with Dogfish Head Craft Brewery and Finger Lakes Distilling, Brooklyn Brine has always focused on creating unique and delicious pickle flavors, while at the same time touching on the nostalgic roots of many.
In the span of 9 years, Brooklyn Brine's line of pickles has grown not only nationally, but also internationally in the United Kingdom, South Africa, Canada, Japan, France and Australia.
Alongside rapid growth, Brooklyn Brine stays true to its roots, hand-stuffing tens of thousands of jars a week, here in our Sunset Park factory. All ingredients are acquired responsibly – sourcing glassware from New Jersey, non-GMO produce, non-irradiated spices, apple cider vinegar derived from New York State apples, and without the use of artificial ingredients or additives.
NYC DELI PICKLE
A fresh twist on a New York City Classic.
WHISKEY SOUR PICKLE
Our signature brine rounded out with a bite from Finger Lakes Distilling Rye Whiskey.
DAMN SPICY PICKLE
A spicy, vinegary punch of a pickle!
MAPLE BOURBON BREAD & BUTTER
Bite-sized pickle chips, perfectly sugared by Finger Lakes Distilling McKenzie Bourbon and Organic NY State Grade B Maple Syrup.
SPICY MAPLE BOURBON BREAD & BUTTER
Our sweet bread & butter pickle kicked up a notch by a hit of Habanero pepper.
BARREL CURED GARLIC DILL PICKLE
With a familiar old-world flavor.
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Suite 5-1 C Box #49
Pickle Shack Hours
For lunch and retail pickles
Factory Hours
For scheduled pick-ups
Pickles! Seasonal Ferments! Kombucha! Veggie Burgers and Cheezesteaks and Bahn Mi and Cookies! Monday-Saturday 11-4
Where can we buy your pickles?
For the best, most up-to-date answer, email us: info@brooklynbrine.com
In the New York area, you can find them here at the factory in Sunset Park, at Whole Foods, at Trader Joe's, Big Y, Perelandra, and the Park Slope Food Coop. We're national in Whole Foods, and regional in Trader Joe's. We're chain-wide in Wegmans, Big Y, and Sprouts, and are carried in a lot of smaller stores around the country. We're also in Australia, Singapore, and Japan. If your store carries our pickles and condiments or if you know of a store that carries them, please let us know and we can make this woefully incomplete list more helpful. This is definitely a work in progress.
Why don't you sell pickles through your website?
We are awesome at making pickles. But we have a very small staff and we don't have the capacity or the materials to do our own shipping. We tried to sell through the website and then ship through UPS but couldn't keep up with demand. We apologize for people who had to wait too long for the arrival of their pickles. Also, about a quarter of the jars broke no matter how much time we spend wrapping them in bubble wrap and writing "FRAGILE! LIQUID! THIS SIDE UP" all over the boxes. If you would like to buy our pickles online, please check out igourmet.com or taldepot.com. They are better at shipping than we are.
Do you do co-packing?
No, But we'd consider it with a product that was also vegan and free of common allergens. We'd need to hold true to our own commitments and ethics, including sourcing locally when possible, not supporting unfair labor practices, etc. We'd also need to consider allergens, kosher guidelines, and scheduling, but it's possible.
We own a store/restaurant/amusement park/haunted house in Springfield, USA. Can we buy your pickles wholesale?
Yes, of course! But we can't do the shipping. If you're local and can pick up, please email us at info@brooklynbrine.com and we'll get you the information you need to come to the factory and pick up from us. If you are not in the city, there are a number of distributors we work with, some regional, some national, and some international. Please email and we'll get you more specific information.
Why don't you pick up the phone?
We try! I wish I could put an audio clip in here. There are some quiet moments in the factory, but for the most of the day there are the sounds of fans whirring, glass jars being placed on stainless steel, the pulling of packing tape, jars knocking around on the labelling line, refrigerator doors being opened and closed, and Katy Perry. We do try to get the phone when we can, but if you have trouble getting through, please email info@brooklynbrine.com. We can call back from a cellphone outside.
Naturally, being a pickle company, not a day goes by that we don't hear "This may be a weird question…" Please do not hesitate reaching out to us with any, and all, questions and feedback that you may have. We will do the best to get you the answers you seek!
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This is a pair of two solid sterling silver chains each with a half heart best friends charm. These charm bracelets are both a great gift for your best friend or loved one. They have been designed as a pair, to keep one for yourself and give the other away. Ideal for layering with other pendants and chains from the Daniella Draper range, these silver necklaces are a very elegant and versatile addition to your jewellery box.
Note: 1 hand stamped medium letter per half a heart | x2 Necklaces - half a heart on each chain.


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class JobsController < ApplicationController
  before_action :set_job, only: [:show, :edit, :update, :destroy]

  # GET /jobs
  # GET /jobs.json
  def index
    @jobs = Job.all
  end

  # GET /jobs/1
  # GET /jobs/1.json
  def show
  end

  # GET /jobs/new
  def new
    @job = Job.new
  end

  # GET /jobs/1/edit
  def edit
  end

  # POST /jobs
  # POST /jobs.json
  def create
    @job = Job.new(job_params)

    respond_to do |format|
      if @job.save
        format.html { redirect_to @job, notice: 'Job was successfully created.' }
        format.json { render action: 'show', status: :created, location: @job }
      else
        format.html { render action: 'new' }
        format.json { render json: @job.errors, status: :unprocessable_entity }
      end
    end
  end

  # PATCH/PUT /jobs/1
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  def update
    respond_to do |format|
      if @job.update(job_params)
        format.html { redirect_to @job, notice: 'Job was successfully updated.' }
        format.json { head :no_content }
      else
        format.html { render action: 'edit' }
        format.json { render json: @job.errors, status: :unprocessable_entity }
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    end
  end

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  # DELETE /jobs/1.json
  def destroy
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    def job_params
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The Boondocks Christmas (2005)
I enjoy honoring Black History Month (BHM) on my blog because there are so many excellent Christmas episodes, specials and TV movies with exceptional African-American cast members. There are also many outstanding and touching Christmas TV story lines aimed at black audiences. This month I'm highlighting just a few of my favorites.
The TV series The Boondocks is a provocative, thoughtful animated series based on the comic strip by Aaron McGruder. The series was created for Adult Swim on the Cartoon Network, intended for more mature audiences. But you know that--you've seen it before, right? Let me remind you about the absorbing 2005 holiday episode, "A Huey Freeman Christmas."
Huey knows his values are not readily accepted by the mainstream--even his views on Christmas.
Huey is invited by his culturally sensitive teacher Mr. Uberwitz to direct the school's Christmas play. Looking to protect his artistic vision, Huey insists that he have complete creative control over the project.
Mr. Uberwitz meets the show's co-producer, Quincy Jones.
Huey takes the project very seriously and sets up a production team worthy of Hollywood. He even brings in Quincy Jones as his co-producer. (Yes--it's the real Quincy Jones who voices the character here!) After finding his classmates goofing off during rehearsal time, Huey fires them and begins casting A-list Hollywood stars for the roles.
The casting process--what about Will Smith? Is he available?
Although Mr. Uberwitz is worried about the cost of hiring Denzel Washington for the role of the third wise man and Angela Bassett as Mary, Huey reminds his teacher that he has complete creative control. Huey is also convinced that his play "The Adventures of Black Jesus" will revolutionize elementary school productions for all time.
The Santa Stalker strikes!
Uncle Ruckus explains to Riley that the real Santa isn't going to return to fix his mistake as long as he's under the threat of violence. That makes sense.
This episode also contains two minor story lines. Huey's brother Riley is seeking violent revenge against the mall's Santa Claus. Calling himself the Santa Stalker, Riley wants justice for a previous transgression when Santa didn't bring him what he asked for at Christmas. The physical assaults on the mall's Santa become so disruptive that Uncle Ruckus is hired to replace Santa Claus.
In a wonderful bit of satire, Jazmine voices her worship of the all-powerful, loving Santa Claus from the pulpit at church.
And, Jazmine has adorably confused the holiday role of Jesus with Santa Claus as she embraces "the reason for the season" this Christmas. In church, Jazmine recites the lyrics from the song "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" as a sacred list of Santa's powers. One of my favorite lines in this satirical episode is Jazmine's warning "Beware of false Santas"--a biblical sounding quote to alert Riley that Uncle Ruckus is now working as the mall's Santa Claus.
Huey spends many late nights writing his play and long hours during the day rehearsing, blocking, and staging his theater masterpiece.
Back to Huey's play. The production of "The Adventures of Black Jesus" seems to be going well as Huey finely crafts his unique vision for the stage. The PTA however has threatened a boycott since all the school children were fired. Then, Huey is called in to speak with the principal. In the horrible double-speak known to show business, the principal claims to love everything about the production yet he has just a few notes about changes. When Huey is told that his play can't depict a black Jesus, he once again demands complete creative control over the production. This time however, the principal tears up Huey's written contract. Huey appeals to his co-producer, Quincy Jones who disappointingly explains that these things happen in show business. The uncompromising Huey Freeman decides to walk away from his production, leaving it up to Mr. Uberwitz to decide to make the changes himself or cancel the show.
Curious about what happens to Huey's production? You'll have to watch the episode to see for yourself.
What I love about this Christmas episode is that it is wholly original while it also tips its hat to Christmas TV's past. The uncompromising Huey Freeman has a message he wants to express in this stage production that he labors to see come to life. His message is about the misunderstood origins of Christmas as well as racial identity. Both are serious topics to be taken up by such a young man, especially one in an animated series.
Children dancing instead of rehearsing the Christmas play? Where have I seen that before?
He's no Charlie Brown!
At the same time, the story is told with constant reminders of another, more familiar animated TV special about another Christmas play director--yes, A Charlie Brown Christmas. In "A Huey Freeman Christmas" --see even the title points back to the classic!--we hear piano music in the background playing "O Christmas Tree," his grandfather explains that Linus' dialogue in the Peanuts TV special is the true meaning of Christmas, Huey's classmates dance instead of rehearsing the play, Huey even has a bad attitude about what others' say he should be feeling at Christmas. While all these references evoke the original 1965 animated TV special, in one scene Huey goes so far as to scream, "Do I look like Charlie Brown?" Message received. This Christmas episode of The Boondocks is both paying homage to everyone's favorite animated special while it also uses it to juxtapose the wishy-washy Charlie Brown against the uncompromising, strong Huey Freeman. I love its originality. Huey's stage production and this Christmas episode both acknowledge the past while creating an updated, provocative story for contemporary audiences. I love it when Christmas entertainment is smart as well as emotionally satisfying. Is this Christmas episode of The Boondocks on your annual must-see list?
Moonlighting Christmas (1985)
Everybody Hates Chris (2008) New Year's Eve
Jeffersons Christmas (1978)
Fresh Prince of Bel Air Christmas (1991)


I was given a room with shared bathroom. I refused. All the rooms are with shared bathroom even if it is not written. I was finally given a room noisy and smelly with private bathroom. But the bathroom was really scary.
When I booked this property from agoda, they mentioned that breakfast is included. But the host didn't provide breakfast. When I asked them they said if you book this property online then breakfast is not included. But when you come directly here as walk in customer only then breakfast is included. I laughed when got this answer. But I didn't argue. 2. When we reached there at New house padang, I noted that there were 3 rooms occupied and maximum 6 guests but the number of hosts were more than 10. And these 10 persons were not there to serve you. They were there just to rest. At ground floor, there is TV lounge and balcony which is only of them. Because guests dare not to come out and sit there because they already too many sitting and laying here and there. 3. In short, not recommended for anyone specially when you are going with your partner. Thank you.
Passing through Padang, this is a great option. Big rooms, AC, kitchen for use, Hot and cold water refills. Easy walk to town. Just a warning though, this has NOTHING to do with the accommodation, but I had my bag snatched in Padang while there last week. A motorbike came from behind and grabbed it. It was diagonally over my shoulder, and under my other arm! I was walking next to my husband. The bag on the outside of us, but we were walking in a small lane! Total surprise and believe we were stalked. Both phones, money and both wallets taken. ONLY CARRY ESSENTIALS, and use a small back pack or bum bag if you can. Staff at the New House were very helpful afterwards, as were the local police. But these guys were professional so please take care. Everywhere you go, not just Padang.
Not clean, staff not polite and bad management..
secara umum, kebersihan Agak teruk. bilik air, tandas tak boleh digunakan rosak. Bilik besar tapi berbau. aircond tidak sejuk.
For the limited options in the area it was a good place to stay. Some of our bedding was dirty (it looked like mold) and the breakfast was expensive by Indonesian standards but the staff are nice, there are communal areas and the water is very hot.
New House was a simple, clean place to stay. The staff, however, was very unhelpful. Breakfast was always super late because they cooked the breakfast at their second location and brought it over, and every time we asked about things to do or directions - no one knew anything. The packages they provided were also very over priced. We ended up going to another homestay and booking things through them because it was much cheaper.
Receptionist not polite enough. Not even ware a shirt when entertain us. Price not same as in the website.
Place a bit dusty and quite remote from city, but staff is helpful, they will try to accommodate your needs.
Maybe a bit more expensive than some other places around but wanted some extra comfort and got exactly that. Very helpful guys, cold beer and pool table!!
Everything ok except they didnt provide a towel and toiletries. .
Unlike most other cheap places in Indonesia, This place was not a flea bag. The staff was super friendly and helpful, the room was nice, clean and quiet. Definitely a nice place to do a stop over before moving to your next destination.
C'etait correct malheureusement il y avait de gros travaux devant l' entree ce qui rendait difficile l'acces. Malgre ca hotel accueillant et personnel aimable. Pres du centre.
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Guardians of the Galaxy - Awesome Mix Live! Returning to Epcot
Guardians fo the Galaxy - Awesome Mix Live! at the American Gardens Theatre at Epcot.
The popular summer music concert inspired by Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy is returning to Epcot in 2019. Last year, Disney debuted a new summer concert show at the American Gardens Theatre at the very center of World Showcase in between popular Epcot festival dates. Despite its odd location in World Showcase, the show proved to be very popular with guests who can't wait to experience more from this Marvel film series at Epcot. Therefore, Disney World entertainment has announced that the concert series will once again return this year at the American Adventure Pavilion from June 14th to August 18th.
After saving their world from certain destruction, Peter Quill—also known as Star-Lord—brokered a deal with Nova Prime and the Xandarian government to bring an outreach program to his home planet. The purpose? To share Xandar's rich heritage and culture with Earth's people.
As luck would have it, Peter informed Xandar's leaders that there's already a place on Earth with a similar mission… a theme park called Epcot, where all of Earth's cultures are celebrated. So, as part of their outreach, Xandar sent some of their most talented musicians to perform the human audiences' best-loved hits.
The 20-minute show will have 5 performances a day in the summer period. Guests will get to enjoy the music played by a 7-piece alien band. Last year, the show featured hit songs from the film's album such as Blue Swede's 'Hooked On a Feeling' and Redbone's 'Come and Get Your Love'. Of course this year we can expect to see appearances by Star-Lord himself, Gamora and possibly even Baby Groot.
50 Films to Watch Inspired by Epcot - Part 2


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There are six bars throughout The Hippodrome, including Heliot Cocktail Bar, which is the central hub of the casino with a drinks list offering everything from American beers to unique cocktails. The Cranbourn Bar, sited on the third floor adjacent to the two-tier Smoking Terrace, is the West End's busiest and most popular late night venue.
Our two private dining rooms provide an intimate atmosphere for group to have private dinner party and business meetings. Both rooms are spacious and light, perfect for drinks receptions, dinners and meetings and set-ups vary from boardroom to theatre style. It's a perfect space for groups looking for some different experiences with their clients or friends. We have three private dining menus on offer which can be adjusted according to your dietary requirements. Prices start from £37.50 per person for three course meal.
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Ballot Question on Morales Re-election in Trouble
Partial results Monday and unofficial quick counts indicated Morales' bid to extend his presidency by amending the constitution appeared headed toward defeat
By The News · 22 of February 2016 14:30:40
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BY CARLOS VALDEZ
AND FRANK BAJAK
LA PAZ, Bolivia — Voters' eagerness for new blood in Bolivian politics and thinning patience with government corruption may make President Evo Morales' current term in office his last.
Partial results Monday and unofficial quick counts indicated Morales' bid to extend his presidency by amending the constitution appeared headed toward defeat.
Morales has governed for a decade. A "yes" vote in Sunday's referendum would have let Bolivia's first indigenous president seek a fourth term in 2019.
Morales said in a brief televised news conference Monday that he was not giving up hope — calling celebrations by his opponents premature — and had faith in the slower-reporting countryside.
"They don't like us much in the city, but the first results give me hope," he said.
International observers did not report any serious irregularities and vote counting was slow but not unusually as paper ballots are manually counted.
With 47 percent of polling stations reporting Monday afternoon, the "no" vote stood at 59 percent. Vote reporting is traditionally slow from the countryside, where Morales is most popular.
Two unofficial quick counts by polling firms that looked at results from a sampling of polling stations said 52 percent voted "no." One firm, Ipsos-Apoyo, counted ballots at one in 15 polling stations.
Morales said that whatever happens, he will respect voters' will. He said that if the ballot question loses, life will go on. "I won't get desperate,' he said.
He blamed his disappointing showing on an opposition "smear campaign."
The referendum's timing could not have been worse for Morales. He was stung this month by an influence-peddling scandal involving a former lover revealed by an opposition-aligned journalist and by a deadly incident of political violence.
Morales has presided over an unprecedented economic boom as prices for raw materials soared just as he took office. He's credited with spreading Bolivia's natural resource wealth and empowering its indigenous majority.
He built airports, highways and the pride of La Paz, an Austrian-built aerial tramway system. He also put a Chinese-built satellite into space. Gross domestic product per capita income rose by nearly one-third, according to the International Monetary Fund, and a new indigenous middle class was born.
But the boom is over. Bolivia's revenues from natural gas and minerals, making up three-fourths of its exports, were down 32 percent last year. Economists say Morales leaned heavily on extractive industries to pay for populist programs and failed to diversify the economy.
Bolivia's President Evo Morales sings his national anthem at a signing ceremony for the expansion of a road that connects the capital with the nearby city of El Alto, in La Paz, Bolivia, Monday, Feb. 22, 2016, one day after a referendum on expanding presidential term limits. (AP Photo/Juan Karita)
The referendum also followed by days a political bombshell: A former lover of Morales was named sales manager of a Chinese company in 2013 that has obtained nearly $500 million in mostly no-bid state contracts. Morales denied any impropriety and his claim to have last seen the woman in 2007 was questioned when a picture of them together last year emerged.
The case deepened doubts about the integrity of Morales' governing Movement Toward Socialism, which has been wracked by scandals.
Adding to Morales' woes, six city workers died of smoke inhalation last week in El Alto, the teeming city adjacent to the capital of La Paz, in an attack blamed on pro-Morales agitators. The attackers torched documents that allegedly incriminated the previous mayor in payroll corruption.
Eusebio Condori, a retired schoolteacher, said he voted "no" because the scandal and the deaths "confirm that this government doesn't have a plan for Bolivia, only for itself."
A mother of three, Maria Espinoza, said she voted "no" because she believes in term limits. She echoed the complaint of others that too many jobs depend on political patronage.
South America's left has recently been sullied by scandal — and punished at the ballot box in Argentina and Venezuela — but Morales had personally remained unscathed.
His movement has been discredited, however, by the skimming of millions from the government-managed Fondo Indigena, which runs agricultural and public works in the countryside.
In addition, judicial corruption has been endemic and press freedom suffered as major news outlets were purchased by people friendly to the government. Critical media and environmentalists complained of harassment by the state.
Michael Shifter, president of the Inter-American Dialogue think tank in Washington, called the tight vote a surprising, major blow to Morales, who tallied more than 60 percent in his 2014 re-election.
"While few can deny that Bolivia has seen impressive economic growth and social progress under Morales' rule, many voters are sending a message that it is not enough. They are demanding clean government, accountability and more competitive politics," Shifter said.
Morales, who entered politics as a coca growers union leader, could now be motivated to groom a successor, he added. At his news conference, the president said it was too early for that.
Bolivia's constitution, enacted in Morales' initial term, permits presidents and vice presidents to serve two consecutive terms. Morales' first term was deemed by a high court not to have counted.


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