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Act II: Weeks 9 and 10
November 28, 2016 by Caroline McNamara·3 Comments
Weeks 9 and 10 we had off for Thanksgiving. Week 9 they hosted a Thanksgiving at Boushall and week 10 was Thursday November 24th as in Thanksgiving day itself. I am worried about our production as we have not been able to get the kids to run through the act once. Hopefully we will week 11, but as of right now I am not sure how our performance will go. We have been able to determine which kids are good readers, which kids like theater/acing, which kids dislike theater/acting, and which kids have difficulty reading Shakespeare. If we had the time, I would like to help those kids who have difficulty reading. However, given the time constraint it would be difficult to do at this point. There are not enough rehearsals and so the kids who have difficulty reading will just have to have smaller roles. Also, overall the kids have issues with paying attention/staying on task. While we can generally get them all to participate in the theater games, it is difficult to get them to focus on the play. Perhaps for the next class I will bring candy to bribe them to focus on the task at hand. If they focus and we get through the act then they get candy. If not then no candy. It's unfortunate that I would have to resort to that, but as they say, you gotta do what you've gotta do.
Act II: Week 8
November 28, 2016 by Caroline McNamara·Comments Off on Act II: Week 8
This week we were able to get the kids to act through several scenes. I was unable to be there due to a mock trial conflict unfortunately. However, Colby and Aleeza said we made good progress to a certain extent. The kids who weren't acting out the scenes at the time were unruly and unable to focus on the task at hand. It's really hard for us to maintain control while rehearsing. Granted, all the kids are pretty young so no one said it would be easy. I think it's more so that there are so many of them. Typically there are about 15 kids at each session and usually there are only 2 or 3 of us at each meeting, so that's 5-8 kids per jepson student. We've been trying to channel their energy through theater games. Sometimes it gets them to calm down, but sometimes it just engines them. We haven't truly run through the full act with all of them yet. Yes we have read them and gone through each scene, but never in it's entirety.Hopefully we will in the next session.
Act IV, Week 11
November 28, 2016 by Natalie Schiano·3 Comments
This was our last rehearsal. It's been so cool to see how the students have grown, not only as actors, but into themselves. A lot of them, like Rufus or Talia, seemed very reserved during the first couple rehearsals. Now, however, they're emoting, enunciating, and projecting while reading their lines.
This week, we had Christina (clown), Dale (Sir Andrew), Rufus (Sebastian), Charles (Malvolio), and Talia (Olivia). It was confirmed today that Jacob would not be attending the show on Friday. This means we need someone to play Sir Toby. During the rehearsal, we had Jacob (from UR) play that role. Maddie and I stepped in as the smaller roles like Fabian and Maria/Mario. We decided to run through the act twice today. By letting them know this in advance, we avoided a lot of the confusion or complaints we usually got during the second read through. We stressed to the students to take this rehearsal seriously, since it would be our last before the show. We reminded them to always face the audience, read along even when not speaking, always stay in character, and remain quiet while offstage.
When we cast the show, everyone seemed okay with their roles. Talia was really enthusiastic about being Olivia, and even shouted, "Yes!" Christina still seemed interested in Olivia, but Maddie stressed to her that Feste was more of a pivotal character. I think this, and Feste's hat, made the role more appealing.
These run throughs went really well. We managed to get through it the first time in 19 minutes and the second time in 15 minutes. During the actual play, I think we might stay on or near stage to help things progress quickly if someone forgets their lines.
We ended the rehearsal by asking them if they had any questions, telling them what time to get there, and reminding them to wear dark or black colors. Charles wanted to know if he had to wear a "bow tie," or suit, which was really funny.
Overall, this rehearsal went really well. I'm so impressed with how well the students read their lines and stayed on track the whole rehearsal. Talia, who previously said she had a lot of stage fright, even said it wasn't that bad today and that she had fun. Dale said he might sing his lines on Friday to make things more fun or interesting. Before we left, Charles told us that Jacob, Maddie, and I did a "great job," which was really nice to hear. I hope things go just as smoothly on Friday!
Act IV, Week X
November 28, 2016 by Jacob Litt·2 Comments
At our second-to-last rehearsal (woah), there were a few surprises. Jacob (the student) told us that he might not be at our actual performance, and Christina was mysteriously absent! We hope Jacob is able to make it, and we hope Christina comes back for our last rehearsal.
For rehearsal we had Rufus, Charles, Jacob, Dale, and Talia. At this rehearsal, we really wanted to focus on blocking. Overall, the lines are going very well. Most of our students read very well at this point (Rufus, Charles, Jacob). While Talia's speech is hard to understand, she is very committed to her lines and gets through them at a good speed! The last reading problems we have are Christina and Dale. For Christina, we cut down a number of Feste's lines to make them easier for her to read (and to cut down on the amount of time she talks, as much as we didn't want to!!!) And for Dale, we decided that one of us will go on stage as the role of Fabian, and we will help Dale read his lines if he gets stuck.
At rehearsal, we ran the act twice! Both times it was within our 15 minute time limit (though this was probably because Christina wasn't there, and the three of us switched off for Feste and read the lines much faster). Still, it is encouraging that we have gotten it down from being over 30 minutes! We also finished blocking the act, and most of the students seemed to remember the blocking well from the first run through to the second. The biggest issue we had was that some students were not following along in their scripts backstage. We emphasized that they should always be following along, but we think that at least one of us will be on each side of the stage so we can make sure the students make their cues!
I must say, I am so happy about the commitment and enthusiasm of our students! Most of them understand what they are saying, and all of them use some emotion in saying their lines! Dale still gets discouraged when we run the act more than once, but luckily in the show we will only do it once, so hopefully he will have sufficient enthusiasm for that one time!
Finally, I wish that we could officially cast the show, but it continues to be all but impossible because we don't have the same students show up every time. We have pretty much cast the show at this point, but it's technically not finalized. We will just have to see who shows up and take it from there.
So excited for Friday!

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TANEY v. TOWN OF WATERLOO
Matter of Alfred C. TANEY, Respondent-Appellant, v. TOWN OF WATERLOO and Theodore H. Young, Supervisor, George A. Poormon, Ronald D. Kemp, Joseph H. Mull and D. Thomas Finnerty, Councilmen, Individually and as Members of Town Board of Town of Waterloo, Appellants-Respondendents.
Before DENMAN, P.J., and LAWTON, WISNER, BALIO and BOEHM, JJ. Harold J. Vanopdorp, of counsel, Geneva, for Petitioner-Respondent-Appellant. William J. Kirk, of counsel, Waterloo, for Respondents-Appellants-Respondents.
In 1995, the Waterloo Town Justices were paid $8,975 annually. After petitioner was reelected as Town Justice in 1996, the Town Board of the Town of Waterloo (Town Board) reduced his salary to $1,200, but did not reduce the salary of the other Town Justice, who was in the middle of his term of office. In 1997, the Town Board froze petitioner's salary but gave the other Town Justice a 3% raise. This petition seeks CPLR article 78 review of the 1997 salary determination and relief pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983 for violation of petitioner's constitutional rights stemming from the 1996 and 1997 salary determinations. Petitioner does not seek CPLR article 78 review of the 1996 determination to reduce his salary because the Statute of Limitations has expired with respect to that determination.
Supreme Court, summarily ruling on the merits of the first cause of action only, held that the Town Board's 1997 salary determination was arbitrary and capricious and an abuse of discretion and directed the Town Board to set petitioner's 1997 salary at a fair and equitable amount. The court rejected respondents' contentions that the $1,200 salary is consistent with the salaries of Town Justices in other towns and that petitioner was not given a raise in 1997 because of his reduced case load. That was error.
The Town Board is vested with the power to fix the salaries of its Town Justices and is not obligated to pay them equally (see, Town Law § 27 [1] ). Thus, there is nothing illegal per se in the Town Board's 1997 decision to pay petitioner a salary different from the other Town Justice. The amount of that salary is a decision left to the sound discretion of elected Town officials, who ordinarily should not be second-guessed (see, Matter of Bartlett v. Morgan, 42 A.D.2d 435, 437, 348 N.Y.S.2d 418). The determination of a Town Justice's salary, however, is properly the subject of a CPLR article 78 proceeding (see, Matter of Catanise v. Town of Fayette, 148 A.D.2d 210, 543 N.Y.S.2d 825; see also, Press v. County of Monroe, 50 N.Y.2d 695, 701-702, 431 N.Y.S.2d 394, 409 N.E.2d 870).
The court erred in rejecting respondents' explanation for the unequal treatment of petitioner in 1997, attributing the reduction in petitioner's case load to respondents' direction to petitioner to change his court hours in 1996. The merits of that 1996 direction were not properly before the court because the Statute of Limitations had expired with respect thereto.
The three-year Statute of Limitations with respect to the 42 U.S.C. § 1983 cause of action, however, has not expired. Thus, whether petitioner's constitutional rights were violated by the 1996 salary determination may be litigated in the context of that cause of action, which properly states a cause of action (see, Benjamin v. Town of Fenton, 892 F.Supp. 64).
We modify the order and judgment, therefore, by granting that part of respondents' motion to dismiss the first cause of action and by vacating the first decretal paragraph of the order and judgment.
Order and judgment unanimously modified on the law and as modified affirmed without costs.


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A comedy drama featuring comedy veteran Tim Marriott in aid of Help for Heroes is coming to the Quay Theatre in the New Year.
Shell Shock - The Diary of Tommy Atkins is an acclaimed award-winning solo comedy drama.
It is a stage realisation of a former soldier's diary charting his chaotic rollercoaster of a journey through trauma-related stress and anxiety.
As he rails against the world, Tommy muses on the absurdities of the everyday, but as life appears to conspire against him nothing is safe from his increasing outrage - post office queues, Ikea, computer games and 'phone zombies, all feel the force of his frustration.
The play is adapted from former soldier Neil Blower Watkin's acclaimed diary and performed by comedy veteran Tim Marriott, best known from his sitcom days as deputy leisure centre manager, Gavin in seven series of The Brittas Empire and also as RAF Pilot Tigger Thompson in Allo, Allo.
Ultimately a life-affirming tale, Shell Shock is hard-hitting but rich with humour.
It won a New York Fringe Encore Award and was named best solo show at the 2018 Adelaide Fringe before touring Australia in support of the Invictus Games.
The play has been praised for the way it resonates with anyone who has ever experienced stress, trauma or anxiety and allows them to identify with Tommy and find comfort in his story.
For Tim, the story's humour is compelling: "Much of the play's power comes from comedy, sometimes very dark," he said.
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Shell Shock - The Diary of Tommy Atkins is at the Quay Theatre on January 25. Bookings can be made via the theatre website or by ringing the box office on 01787 374745.


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Q: Bookmark page in xcode6 - Objective-C I'm trying to create a bookmark page for my app. basically, I want to be able to click on a button in my UIViewController, and have the url of the website I'm currently viewing be saved as a cell in a UITableViewController. The problem is I'm not so sure of the best way to implement this.
I think the way to do it would be to have a mutable array in my tableviewcontroller which I've created here:
 #import <UIKit/UIKit.h>

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I could then use the button in the viewController to populate the array. However when I try something like this:
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I receive an error that property tableItems is not found on FavoriteViewController. Not sure why this is. Anyone have a solution?

A: Access properties through object instead of directly calling by class name.
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If you want to access using class name then you have to static/class methods instead of properties.

A: [self.tableItems addObject:[NSString self.faveURL]];

You're accessing a class variable with your current code, but tableItems is an instance variable. So if the function fave is in the FavoriteViewController class, then you need to reference self when accessing the instance variable.

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The City of Cold Lake is a bedroom community for many workers in the oil patch and has suffered – and continues to suffer – the effects of a deep and prolonged downturn in the economy.
The City of Cold Lake hopes that the federal government takes steps to ensure that Canada's approval process for energy projects is efficient, fair, economically viable and isolated from political decisions.


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The world at the fascist moment
A political writer and former leftist detainee, an author engaged in Syrian affairs and criticism of contemporary Islam and culture.
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In his foreword to Theo Horesh's new book, The Holocausts We All Deny, Yassin al-Haj Saleh decries the present "lack of a global vision or project" capable of resisting the crisis of democracy from China through the Middle East to Trump's America.
[Editor's note: The below is the foreword to a new book, The Holocausts We All Deny: Collective Trauma in the World Today, by Theo Horesh. The foreword was also published in Arabic on 1 August, 2018]
Genocide is rare, or that is what we tend to believe. We think we can tally the number since the beginning of the twentieth century: if not four—the ones in Turkey, Germany, Cambodia, and Rwanda—then ten or twenty. The major accomplishment of this book is to show that genocide marks our world today, and that mass murder is plentiful, whether we deny it or not. The history of genocides is at once a history of their denial, a dynamic process which has kept them relevant to us, and prevented time from rendering them obsolete. The Palestinian nakba, for instance, did not happen seventy years ago; it continues to take place into the present and beyond. The Armenian genocide is current today for the descendants of those massacred a century ago because it has not been recognized. Only the Holocaust has gained constant recognition in Germany.
If despite that it does not become irrelevant, that is because it has undergone a functional transformation, having become a foundation for what Zygmunt Bauman called "hereditary victimhood," which in turn is the basis of a state that ties its legitimacy and security to the illegitimacy and insecurity of Palestinians, by subjecting them to a cold, long-term genocide. In a similar vein, should the rehabilitation of the Assad dynasty's regime in Syria continue, the slaughter ongoing for the last seven years will remain a constant companion to the six million Syrians forced to flee their country, with even more displaced internally, and to all the rest, including those Syrians who are pro-regime.
Horesh writes, "Cultures inordinately shaped by collective trauma tend to live in the past." In any case, the Assadist protectorate, which has preserved its rule by placing itself under the protection of Russia, Iran, and their acolytes, has a genocidal slogan: al-Asad aw la ahad! (It's Assad or no one!). The regime is happiest, in other words, when it imagines itself remaining in power ila al-abad (forever), as another Assad slogan says more frankly. This is a call for a permanent war against the future, and the slaughter of those who aspire to change. This form of "the politics of eternity," an expression I borrow from Timothy Snyder, gets support from Eternal Russia and its leader Vladimir Putin, radical in his animosity towards democratic change. It has been naturalized by China, which amended its constitution so that Xi Jinping may remain in power for life. And it makes for a world suitable for violent nihilistic groups in our region, where nihilism takes an Islamic face (maybe in protest to Allah's defeat) and who aspire to impose their own particular version of the eternal, of a never-ending end of time.
I do not talk about Syria because I happen to come from this country afflicted with one of the most brutal ruling juntas in the world today, nor because Syria is under multiple occupations while Syrians themselves are scattered around the world. Rather, I speak of Syria because the Syrian genocide is met by a state of global denial, where the left, the right, and the mainstream all compete with one another to avert their eyes and formulate cultural discourses, genocidal themselves, to help them see and feel nothing.
In this "fascist moment," to use Theo's expression, the global order is showing increasing signs of failure. Meanwhile, the oligarchy that has appointed itself guardian over international law and security is the source of the most brutal actions in the world, particularly those of Putin's Russia, which is behaving like an out-of-control gangster in Georgia, Ukraine, and Syria, while the other global powers see cause for little more than a sterile show of irritation. It is reminiscent of Europe's retreat in the face of Hitler eighty years ago, and might even be worse, given that America today has its own Putin, who is also admired by the rising right-wing tide in Europe, as well as large portions of the left.
Perhaps we are living on the threshold of a major collapse like the Second World War, and can do nothing but be astonished by the shortsightedness and the drop in moral and political standards of the ruling elites of Western liberal democracies, stuck in struggles and wars of the past, helplessly unable to change themselves in a changing world: foreigners are suspicious, refugees are greedy, poor people are dangerous, Arabs are unreliable, Muslims are the enemy, Africans are lazy, and so on. All of them must stay under surveillance, and cannot enjoy freedom. The fundamental danger, however, comes from somewhere else: the powerful and their clients.
Democracy is in crisis because of the attack of post-industrial capitalism, in its neoliberal version, on the social functions of the state, and the rise of identity politics associated with it. The media, along with postmodern and post-truth ideologues, volunteer their services in spreading awareness of differences in identity and culture over every social echelon, with the goal of distracting people from social inequality. This mix of neoliberalism and identity politics, based on discriminating between people and covering up inequality behind cultural differences, is what lay behind the outbreak of the Syrian revolution in the spring of 2011. It is something you will never discover from the Western media, nor lethargic and clueless leftists, themselves opposed to democracy, who prefer remembrance over knowing present-day reality, as befits all Salafis, even if these ones have ceased their jihad against imperialism, to which they insist on subordinating our struggle.
With every passing day, democracy loses its criterion as a project compatible with spreading social justice globally, the way the peoples of Europe and the West achieved their rights, freedoms, and a minimum level of social protection. Today, this West, which does not know how to be humble, is not only causing harm to others but also to itself, because it cannot get out of the hierarchy of nations, cultures, "civilizations," and religions, set up by none other than itself. This hierarchy is rigid and firmly entrenched, and has no name other than racism.
Refugees and immigrants find themselves at the intersection of identity politics, the erosion of the state's social functions, and the lack of a global vision or project. The crisis of democracy and social justice embodied by this expanding internal Third World, inside many Western countries, finds its genocidal complement in the internal First World of Syria and other similar countries. It is represented by the fascist in a necktie: Bashar al-Assad, with the facade of his elegant wife, once called "a rose in the desert" by Vogue magazine, before the start of the revolution and the shame of the Assadist killing season caused the report to be removed. The Syrian Lady Macbeth, imported from Britain for the then "young president," with her "Western cultural upbringing," prefers to have her clothes and shoes also imported from the most prestigious Western outlets, just like her husband's expensive cameras. This in a country where 37 percent of the inhabitants lived under the poverty line in 2007 and 80 percent today, where the Arab world's richest man, Rami Makhlouf, just "happens" to be Assad's maternal cousin.
One of the biggest transfers of property in Syria's modern history is now taking place, including that of its land for the benefit of foreigners and powerful locals, made possible by the biggest population transfer since its founding at the end of the First World War. This transformation has a well-known name in historiography: settler-colonialism, where an entire people is replaced, and ownership transferred to the colonizing powers, the incoming settlers, and the natives who win their favor. This too will not be found in the media. One might find talk of the "regime change" that imperialism wanted in Syria, which ascribes the aborted struggle of the Syrians to forces of global domination that wanted precisely not to change the regime, and especially not to touch its security infrastructure, to use the words of Hillary Clinton. One will not find anything about the "people change" carried out so that the protectorate may remain forever, under the eyes and ears of imperialism, and with its approval.
In his book, Theo takes us to Palestine, Iraq, and the genocide of the Yazidis at the hands of ISIS, to Lebanon, Yemen, Burma, and Nigeria. He does not limit himself to looking at genocides of varying degrees occurring here and there, but also alerts us to the dangers of the annihilation of life itself manifested in climate change, which has been denied by the current American administration, the country carrying the greatest responsibility for it. Alongside this denial, America is also currently showing streaks of racism unprecedented since the civil rights movement half a century ago. In his recent book, Is Racism an Environmental Threat?, Ghassan Hage looks at the connection between racism in its predominant form, Islamophobia, and environmental issues, providing us with Mr. Trump as a fine example of this correlation.
Today's world contains within it severely traumatizing experiences on a broad scale. The unaddressed and unrecognized traumas not only draw people to the past, as Theo says. They also drive them to retreat deep inside themselves, to isolate themselves from others, or give themselves the right to savagely attack others, with the excuse that they themselves are victims of injustice. I know this from personal and collective experience, and cannot avoid thinking of the danger of how thinking about trauma can itself be traumatizing, or how social life and meeting others, that is association and society, become injurious and painful. What do we do when isolating oneself in a faraway desert, or the top of a towering mountain, or a remote forest is increasingly impossible on a planet populated by over seven billion? And if non-isolation generates the severest pain, and politics, with the state—its tried-and-tested apparatus—an armed force of mass trauma, whose heads display a mix of brutality, avarice, and pettiness? We are on the verge of entering an age where thinking ("a dialogue with the self" according to Hannah Arendt) is of no help, nor is meeting and dialoguing with others in overcoming our traumas or even coping with them. Since we are then filled with rage and it is only a matter of time before we explode. We are faced with the inescapable danger of an annihilation greater than any other: the killing of all human beings and perhaps the destruction of life itself, not at the hands of ideological extremists or out of bitter political conflicts this time, but rather because of pettiness, selfishness, and denial.
The time to resist the fascist moment is now, and this book is both an ethical document and a call to action. It clearly says the world is united, and needs to be analyzed and dealt with as a single unit if we are to aspire towards a less cruel world. It also says that "methodological nationalism" is an intellectual, political, and moral danger, and that solidarity is no longer enough. It is becoming more and more a relationship of power that soothes the conscience of those doing the solidarity at a cheap cost when they themselves lack nothing. What we truly need is partnership, to meet and to engage in dialogue, to think and work together for the one world which we inhabit together.
Yassin al-Haj Saleh is a Syrian writer, former political prisoner, and co-founder of Al-Jumhuriya. His latest book is The Impossible Revolution: Making Sense of the Syrian Tragedy (Hurst, 2017).
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FRIDAY, March 2 (HealthDay News) -- Recurrent Clostridium difficile (C. difficile) infection (CDI) can successfully be treated in the vast majority of patients through a fecal transplantation procedure via colonoscopy, according to research published in the March issue of Gastroenterology.
Eero Mattila, M.D., of the Helsinki University Central Hospital, and colleagues reviewed medical records for 70 patients with recurrent CDI who had undergone a fecal transplantation procedure in which fresh donor feces were infused into the cecum via colonoscopy after whole-bowel lavage with polyethylene glycol.
The researchers found that, during the first 12 weeks post-transplantation, all patients without infection with strain 027 C. difficile, and 89 percent of the 36 patients infected with the 027 strain, had symptom resolution. All non-responders had a pre-existing serious condition and subsequently died of colitis. By one year after transplantation, four patients relapsed after taking antibiotics for unrelated causes; two of these were treated with a second fecal transplantation procedure and two with antibiotics for CDI. There were no immediate complications of fecal transplantation found in the cohort.
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Investments into Saudi Arabia's petrochemical sector have reached a staggering SAR 3.6 trillion, making the Kingdom a primary source of material for related products such as packaging and plastic. Domestic plastics production alone topped 1.7 million tons last year, while on the packaging front the Kingdom currently holds a 70 per cent share of the entire Gulf market.
The 2014 edition of Saudi Plastic & Petrochem, the 11th International Plastics and Petrochemicals Trade Fair, and Saudi Print & Pack, the 11th International Trade Exhibition for Printing and Packaging Technologies, will gather decision markers, industrialists, developers, other professionals and investors to unveil leading business and investment opportunities as the Kingdom maintains its dominance in the petrochemicals space.
The two events – collectively referred to as Saudi PPPP – are into their 11th year and combine to form the largest marketplace for plastics, petrochemical, printing and packaging products, machinery and services in the Middle East. They will be held from February 17 to 20, 2014 at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center. Saudi PPPP 2014 will showcase the diverse products, services and technologies of exhibitors from 16 countries within over 20,000 sqm of prime exhibition space that will feature 9 country pavilions as well.
The concurrent shows will be supported by some of the biggest industry names in Saudi Arabia, including Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC), one of the world's leading manufacturers of chemicals, fertilizers, plastics and metals, and The National Industrialization Company (TASNEE), the first joint-stock industrial company in the Kingdom to be fully owned by the private sector. SABIC and TASNEE are the Diamond Sponsors of Saudi PPPP 2014.
"Saudi PPPP 2014 will reflect the outstanding growth of Saudi Arabia's petrochemicals industry over the past few years. It is an important platform for industry leaders, stakeholders and investors to interact and explore the latest and most innovative solutions currently available in the global markets to meet their needs. The combined shows also affirm the KSA's prominent status in the regional and global markets and fosters energetic and productive discussions on the current state and future of the Saudi petrochemicals sector," said Zeyad Al Rukban, Assistant General Manager, Riyadh Exhibitions Company.
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BRUNSWICK FOREST CELEBRATES GRAND OPENING OF NEW PICKLEBALL COURTS
This week, Brunswick Forest celebrated the opening of the community's new pickleball courts with a celebration featuring all-level, round robin play, a cookout on the patio at Cape Fear National and a toast to the new courts with beer and wine specials.
Pickleball continues to be one of the most popular activities among Brunswick Forest residents and the new courts are already getting plenty of use by members of the Brunswick Forest Pickleball Club.
ORIGIN OF PICKLEBALL AT BRUNSWICK FOREST
The Brunswick Forest Pickleball Club began in late 2013 with about 80 members. Prior to this, interest in the sport had grown after it was introduced to residents by the developers of community, who learned about the game during a visit to Florida. Today, the club has more than 300 members and growing. "Only a few people knew about it a few years ago," says Brunswick Forest resident and Pickleball Club President Jim Gautier. "Now, it seems like everyone is playing it." Jim and fellow resident, Marty Smith, who is the Brunswick County Ambassador for the USA Pickleball Association (USAPA,) teach the game to other residents in the Leland area and in Wilmington. Because of their efforts in spreading the love of the game, interest in pickleball is growing in the Cape Fear region.
PLAYING THE GAME AND TRAINING CLINICS
Besides organizing matches within the community and teaching the game to residents of other areas, members of the Brunswick Forest Pickleball Club participate in training clinics to help new members master the game. These clinics take place monthly and are taught by a core group of players with the intention of building skills. There are clinics for both intermediate and beginning players.
One does not need to be an expert to play, insists Marty and Jim. All that is needed is a willingness to learn and an enthusiasm for having fun. Every Saturday, the club members play by division: A, B, or C, with A being the most elite players and C, the beginners. They use a ladder system to organize matches with rotating partners.
NEW PICKLEBALL LEAGUE
The Brunswick Forest Pickleball Club has just launched a new Pickleball League with 12 teams and 48 players. The league's games take place on Tuesday evenings and teams compete against one another for the league championship.
Want to learn how to play pickleball or join the club? Stop by the pickleball courts any Saturday and someone will be glad to show you how the game works, or visit the Brunswick Forest Pickleball Club website to register for membership.


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Looking for quick dinner fix or snacks for kids, then try out this simple quick kozhukattai which you will love. This is so easy to make but just turns out so soft and fluffy which i adore. I added some carrots in this, you could add any vegetables in this too, but chop it finely before adding it.
You can check out my other kozhukattai recipes and if you are looking for some more quick snack, then why not try my oats kozhukattai.
Heat a pan over medium heat. Add in poha and start roasting it for few mins till it is toasted and nice aroma comes from it. Remove it to a blender and powder it coarsely.
Now heat oil in the same kadai. Add all the seasoning ingredients and let it sizzle for a min.
Add in onions, carrots, green chilli and saute for couple of mins.
Add in water and salt and bring everything to a good boil.
Add in the powdered poha and mix well. keep stiring till it starts leaving the sides of pan and comes together as a mass. You can add some coconut at this stage.
Remove it to plate and allow it to a cool a bit.
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Sunday November 28th was a perfect day for outdoor portraits. The sun was out, the temperature was in the low 40's, and the wind was low.
Brad wanted to start at his home with some outdoor images. We had a bit of snow on the ground, as well as leaves and some nice trees.
Following the outdoor session, we captured some great indoor images, and finished with some great late-afternoon images with some unique graffiti paintings.
We had a crisp fall day for Kayla's senior portraits. Kayla was interested in natural light indoor images, as well as some interesting outdoor photos.
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Michael is a graduate of the B.Ed. Programme at St Patrick's College and holds an M.Ed. from Trinity College, Dublin. He gained his Ph.D. in Educational Research and Measurement at Boston College in 1999. He was Ireland's representative on the OECD's Network A (student outcomes) and on the Board of Participating Countries of PISA during its first cycle. In the late 1990s he provided statistical analysis of data for the national surveys of reading and mathematics achievement in Ireland. Between 2005 and 2007 he was a member of the NCCA working group that developed guidelines on assessment in Irish primary schools. He was also a member of the Child Development and Education Panel of the National Longitudinal Study of Children in Ireland during it planning phase. Between 2007 and 2015 he was director of postgraduate studies in education at St Patrick's College. Appointed Director of CARPE in 2016, he now leads an extensive programme of research focused on assessment and measurement at all levels of the educational system and in the workplace. He continues to contribute to teaching of modules in classroom assessment and quantitative research methods as well as the examining and supervising doctoral students. In June 2020 he was appointed by the Minister for Education to the Independent Steering Committee on the implementation of Calculated Grades.
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Thing is, though, it's an edition of 2500, and I've just been sent number 12. Even these days they must have more fans than that, surely?
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010 Beef Jerky, Cedar-Creek-Beef-Jerky, Fair, Medium-Sodium, No-Sodium-Nitrite, Teriyaki No comments
Next in the series on Cedar Creek Beef Jerky is this Teriyaki variety. See my previous reviews of their Peppered beef jerky, Hot beef jerky, and Original beef jerky.
Cedar Creek Beef Jerky is based out of El Dorado Springs, MO. The company was started in 1990 by Terrance M. Ebeltoft who died last year. It's now owned by his wife, and ran by his wife's son. The company makes jerky in its own USDA approved facility, uses home made ovens.
Cedar Creek says they make jerky in "the foothills of the Missouri Ozark Mountains", using only locally produced beef, or beef produced in the USA. The company claims they, "literally make their jerky one piece at a time.
Beef, sugar, water, cayenne red pepper, salt, wine, toasted sesame oil, liquid smoke, spices and flavoring, molasses, high fructose corn syrup, wheat, soybean, chili pepper, sesame seed, brown sugar, garlic powder, onion powder, vinegar, succinic acid, monosodium glutamate, soy concentrate, vegetable (onion, garlic, shallot, celery, tomato), red bell pepper, anchovies, hydrolyzed soy and corn protein, sodium benzoate.
The first thing I taste from the surface of these pieces is a lot of sweetness, and little else.
The chewing flavor starts with an increased sweetness, with a bit of tanginess mixed in, and then there seems to be a faint sesame flavor, and then a faint garlic.
For being dubbed "Teriyaki", it doesn't really have the teriyaki flavor that I'm accustomed to having at Japanese restaurants here in Southern California. This largely just tastes sweet. It's hard to find the soy sauce flavor, nor any kind of tangy and pungent qualities that authentic teriyaki sauce offers.
It's a strong sweetness that seems to dominate the overall flavor of this jerky. If you just snack away on this without analyzing the flavor like I'm doing here, that's all you'll really taste.
But like I said above, there seems to be just faint touches of sesame flavor, and then just a faint bit of garlic. Despite the ingredients list being chock full of stuff, it's hard to pick any of it out.
I don't pick up a natural meat flavor, but I do pick up a fatty flavor.
I think the sweetness is heavy enough that it tends to mask out much of the other ingredients.
Even the saltiness feels like its at a low level.
Overall, what you're going to taste in this is a heavy sweetness, with just a touch of tanginess in the chewing, and then only faint bits of sesame flavor and garlic. You won't get a meat flavor, but you will pick up some fatty flavor.
These are slices of whole meat, sliced to a medium thickness, and in small pieces.
This is a dry jerky, having a dry surface feel, but with a touch of stickiness. The heavy sweetness seems to have given this jerky a lot of flexibility, almost like soft pliable rubber. Biting off a piece requires a bit of effort, while chewing seems moderately easy.
The chewing texture starts out feeling soft and pliable, with a fair amount of rubbery chewing resistance. With about 10-15 seconds of chewing, it seems to chew down to a soft mass. At that point, it feels gummy, perhaps from all the sugary sweetness.
Some pieces have some streaks of fat on them, but I didn't find any gristle or tendon. I did find some unchewable wads of tissue in these pieces, but nothing problematic.
It's also pretty clean eating. Despite the heavy sweetness, and slightly sticky surface, my fingers don't pick up any residue, and I don't see any fragments of meat falling off.
Cedar Creek Beef Jerky sells this Teriyaki beef jerky at a price of $36.00 for two pounds. The shipping is included. That works out to a price of $1.13 per ounce.
For general jerky snacking purposes, at the $1.13 per ounce price, it's a fair value. I don't really get much snackability due to mostly just a sweet flavor, and little else, and a rather gummy chewing texture. That price is a lot cheaper than what you'd pay for major labels of jerky at the grocery store, but yet I think this offers a little less snackability.
As a Teriyaki beef jerky, at the same $1.13 price per ounce, it's a weak value. I don't really see this as teriyaki, but as just a lot of sweet. I'm not getting the soy sauce flavor, just a touch of tanginess, and a faint trace of pungent garlic. Not that the major jerky brands are any better, they're not actually. But there's a lot of gourmet brands that are.
I'm giving this a fair rating.
This Teriyaki variety from Cedar Creek Beef Jerky doesn't seem to provide an authentic teriyaki flavor much like what you'd find in the higher end Japanese restaurants. It's really just a lot of sweet, and little else. I don't identify any soy sauce flavor, while the tangy and pungent contrasts are too light and faint.
And I don't pick up any natural meat flavors like I was able to do with the company's Hot and Peppered varieties. If anything, I only found a light fatty flavor in the pieces that contained some fat.
On top of that, the chewing texture is largely just gummy perhaps due to the heavy sweetness.
For my recommended beer pairing, I'd suggest a standard IPA. Try the Stone IPA or the Sierra Nevada Torpedo IPA.
Rating: Fair
http://www.cedarcreekbeefjerky.com/


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Jim Boggio
Honorary Director of the 1997 Cotati Accordion Festival
Jim Boggio: Keys to a Musical Genius
By Steven Rubenstein
Published in the San Francisco Chronicle November 21, 1996
A MEMORIAL gathering will be held in Petaluma on Sunday for Jim Boggio, master accordionist, the self-proclaimed
"King of the Stomach Steinway" and the founder of the beloved Cotati Accordion Festival. Mr. Boggio, 56, died November 6 of heart failure in his Rohnert Park home.
Mr. Boggio, a remarkable musician who could play three instruments at once and play while asleep, was funny, loud and as large as the beer barrel in the polka he was too often called on to perform.
He loved the accordion, and he loved battling the nerdy reputation that the accordion acquired – courtesy of TV bandleader Lawrence Welk. "I do not want to throw rocks at Lawrence", Mr. Boggio said in a 1992 interview. "I'm truly sorry Lawrence died. But he placed a stigma on this instrument that has taken us 20 years to overcome."
Mr. Boggio overcame it with energy, style and virtuosity, performing zydeco, jazz, Cajun and even the occasional polka with a flair that also earned him the title of "Ruler of the Waistline Wurlitzer"."
A native of illinois, Mr. Boggio attended San Francisco State University and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. In the 1950s and 1960s, Mr. Boggio played in the house bands in the showrooms of large Las Vegas and
Reno hotels.
In the 1970s, as those bands became fewer and smaller, Mr. Boggio was often called upon to play more than one instrument at the same time. Colleagues recall wiith amazement his ability to play the trumpet with his right hand while playing the organ keyboard with his left hand and the bass pedals of an organ with his feet. "He was an absolutely phenomenal musician and just beginning to get the reputation he deserved," said Ernie Rideout, an editor of Keyboard magazine.
In the late 1980s, Mr. Boggio was a co-founder of the Cotati Accordion Festival, the premiere gathering of accordionists in the nation. The affair, which was held in the main plaza of the small Sonoma County town and which never took itself very seriously, was responsible for altering the wording on a popular bumper sticker from "Use an Accordion – Go to Jail" to "Use an Accordion – Go to Cotati."
A highlight of the festival was Mr. Boggio presiding over the "Lady of Spain-a-ring", in which anyone with an accordion was invited on stage to play in unison the accordionist's anthem, "Lady of Spain." Hundreds would play together and laugh at themselves.
Mr. Boggio also performed at the annual San Francisco Accordion Festival at Fisherman's Wharf. He was known for his radio voice-over parts and for acting in commercials. He played and sang with such groups as the Swamp Dogs, Alto Madness, David Grisman, and Dan Hicks and his Acoustic Warriors.
With the Swamp Dogs, he was known for belting out an original tune called "Mojo Mama": "Mojo Mama! Tell me what you gonna do! Mojo Mama! I wanna make love to you!"
In recent years, he played old standards in the piano bar of the Flamingo Hotel in Santa Rosa, where he would occasionally fall asleep during a number. While snoring, and with his eyes closed, he would continue to play. "Jim was just as good asleep as he was awake,"said Blair Hardman, his friend and Swamp Dog.
He is survived by his son, James Wood, of Placentia, Orange County; daughter, Jill Johnson, of Colorado; and his mother, Millie
Jim Boggio:
Keys to a Musical Genius
by Sheri Mignano Crawford
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Eric Clapton Reveals He's Going Deaf
Eric Clapton has revealed that he's going deaf, in addition to suffering from other health problems that have affected his playing.
Speaking in a new interview with BBC Radio 2 to promote new documentary Eric Clapton: Life in 12 Bars, the guitar icon broke the news of his hearing loss, stating that the plans to continue performing live, however.
"The only thing I'm concerned with now is being in my 70s and being able to be proficient," he explained. "I mean, I'm going deaf, I've got tinnitus, my hands just about work."
Clapton added, "I'm hoping that people will come along and see me just because, or maybe more than because I'm a curiosity. I know that is part of it, because it's amazing to myself I'm still here."
As how his health is affecting his playing, Clapton explained that he has to "get on the bottom of the ladder every time I play guitar, just to tune it...Then I have to go through the whole threshold of getting calluses [on the fingers] back, coordination."
Elsewhere in the interview, Clapton speaks about his drinking habits and how Life in 12 Bars shows that "there's a light at the end of the tunnel."
You can listen to the conversation here.
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Home News Constable signs autobiography of Status Quo frontman Rossi
Constable signs autobiography of Status Quo frontman Rossi
Published November 16, 2018 by Katherine Cowdrey
Constable has signed an "explosive" autobiography from Status Quo frontman Francis Rossi.
Andreas Campomar, non-fiction publisher for the Little, Brown imprint, Constable, bought world rights to Rossi's memoir from Phil Smith at First Artist to publish in March next year.
In I Talk Too Much, Rossi will be "painfully honest, riotously funny and frequently outrageous", according to his publisher. The book covers "the glory years, the dark days, the ups and downs of his relationship with the late Rick Parfitt, and the real stories behind the creation of some of the greatest rock music of all time". It has been co-written with music writer and broadcaster Mick Wall.
Rossi said: "They say being a rock star is all about sex and drugs and rock 'n' roll . . . well, that's true. But there are other important things involved too, like big money, flash cars, Catholic guilt, eight children by three different mothers, out-living your best friend in the band, and having the septum in your nose fall out in the shower."
Status Quo have sold over 100 million records worldwide, with hits including "Pictures Of Matchstick Men", "Down Down", "Rocking All Over The World" and "Whatever You Want".
Constable will publish on 14th March 2019, and on 20th March Rossi will appear live on stage to talk about his 50-plus years in rock 'n' roll on a tour of 31 theatres across the UK. During the tour, Rossi will be in conversation with his co-writer Wall. His new album, "We Talk Too Much", in collaboration with Hannah Rickard, will be released on 15th March.
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Currently, under the GST regime, compensation for taxes other than the basic customs duty (BCD) is not given to exporters, which ends up eroding their competitiveness.
Currently, under the GST regime, compensation for taxes other than the basic customs duty (BCD) is not given to exporters, which ends up eroding their competitiveness. Officials involved in the exercise confirmed that the duty drawback scheme is being readied after a letter from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) to the Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs sought relief on this count.
"A scheme to provide more sops for exporters such as some relief on the front of additional levy is being worked on. It would be more clarificatory in nature aimed at freeing up the working capital of exporters," said a government official, adding that the existing export incentive scheme Merchandise Export from India Scheme (MEIS) could be tweaked to give some more sops to exporters.
"It will monitor the track record of the exporter and provide relief on taxes paid on inputs. Last time, the discussion stalled as there were concerns about the availment of credit and the exporter having an edge over others since his working capital will be free compared to other exporters," an official said.


Ask anyone in Duluth what the biggest happening there is every year, and all would give the same answer, the Duluth Fall Festival! 2017 is the 35th Anniversary, and it has always been held in the streets of Downtown Duluth. Recently it was again named 'Best Festival in Gwinnett', and in 2016 it was voted by SFEA, a festival organization, as 'Best Festival in the Southeast'. With more than 400 volunteers, it is also the largest Festival in the entire Southeast with no paid staff. It is always the very last weekend in September, which this year puts the dates as September 30th & October 1st.
A huge parade through the streets of Duluth kicks it off on Saturday morning with several thousand participants. After this, the opening ceremony is held at the Festival Center honoring the Grand Marshal, other dignitaries, and major Sponsors. Continuous entertainment at two venues follows until closing at 7:00. Always the 'Star' of the show is the FOOD. There are two big food courts, plus other food booths throughout the Festival with every kind of treat imaginable!
Sunday starts with a 5K Road Race, 'Duluth Donut Dash', through Downtown Duluth, with almost 1000 runners. This serves as a Peachtree Road Race qualifier. Then, at 10:00 a community worship service is held on the Town Green, followed by entertainment for the rest of the day. Crowds are estimated at 80-100 thousand over the two days. There are several large shuttle busses that continuously transport people to and from Festival parking lots into Coleman Middle School, in the heart of the Festival area. The outlying lots are at Duluth Middle School, Chattahoochee Elementary and Mason Elementary.
However, the heart of the Festival is in the over 350 arts & crafts, food and sponsor booths. You will find handmade crafts of every description including, jewelry, art pieces, apparel, novelties, toys, Xmas items, plus, much, much more. There is 'Man's Corner' with a football tent and booths and displays to especially please the men. 'Kid's Korner' with inflatables is always a big hit with the children. Gold Metal Carnival operates Thursday and Friday evenings and all through the Festival, so this is definitely a festival for the entire family!
On Saturday, September 23rd, starting at 6:30, the Festival will sponsor a free concert with "Departure," the ultimate Journey Tribute Band. They also sponsor many other events throughout the year, including Taste of Duluth, a DBA/Sponsor party, a Community Lunch, etc. Many clubs, churches, schools, etc. have their annual fund raising events during the Festival, which enables them to be much more successful.
All funds raised since the first Festival have gone to improve and beautify Downtown Duluth. Through the 35 years over 2.5 million dollars have been donated by the Festival Committee. However, the camaraderie and friendships formed by all, working together for a common goal, has been just as important. This has gone a long way towards keeping the wonderful small town spirit of Duluth alive. So, please join us on Saturday, September 30th and Sunday, October 1st for a super fun event that also does a lot for the community! For more information please visit www.duluthfallfestival.org.


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Löberschütz ist eine Gemeinde im Norden des thüringischen Saale-Holzland-Kreises und Teil der Verwaltungsgemeinschaft Dornburg-Camburg.

Geografie

Geografische Lage
Die Gemeinde Löberschütz liegt im Gleistal, 4 km östlich der B 88 im Saaletal zwischen Jena und Dornburg und 4 km westlich der B 7 zwischen Jena und Bürgel. Durch den Ort verlaufen die Kreisstraßen 154 und 210 (ehemals Landesstraße 2307). Die kreisfreie Stadt Jena liegt ca. 9 km, die Stadt Bürgel ca. 5 km entfernt und die nächste Autobahn ist die A 4 15 km südlich. Der nächste Bahnhof befindet sich in Porstendorf 4 km westlich an der Saalbahn zwischen Großheringen und Saalfeld. Von 1952 bis zur Stilllegung 1969 befand sich am Ortseingang ein Haltepunkt der Bahnstrecke Crossen–Porstendorf, dessen Gebäude heute noch erhalten ist; zuvor mussten die Bahnhöfe derselben Strecke in Golmsdorf oder Graitschen benutzt werden.

Angrenzende Gemeinden sind (im Uhrzeigersinn) Golmsdorf im Westen, Tautenburg im Norden, Graitschen im Osten sowie Jenalöbnitz im Süden.

Landschaft
Die Gemeindefläche von Löberschütz liegt im Bereich des Gleistals und den angrenzenden Höhen. Das breite Tal verläuft von Bürgel im Osten bis nach Golmsdorf im Westen, wo es sich ins Saaletal öffnet. An den südlich bis südwestlich ausgerichteten Hängen befanden sich früher bedeutende Weinlagen, die im Laufe der Neuzeit durch teilweise noch erhaltene Streuobstwiesen ersetzt wurden. Es hat sich noch eine Reihe von alten Weinbergshäuschen erhalten. Die übrigen Teile der Gemeindefläche werden heute größtenteils als Wald, Feld oder Wiese genutzt. Löberschütz liegt am Fuß des Alten Gleisbergs, der sich südlich an das Dorf anschließt und dessen höchster Punkt sich auf dem Gebiet der Gemeinde befindet. Auf diesem inselhaften, bis zu  hohen Berg befand sich eine bedeutende ur- und frühgeschichtliche Höhensiedlung, die in den letzten Jahren zunehmend ausgegraben und erforscht wurde.

Geschichte
Das Dorf Löberschütz wurde 1227 urkundlich erstmals erwähnt.

In der Löberschützer Flur befinden sich die zwei Wüstungen Lotzschen und Rasdorf. Lotzschen wurde 1256 und 1278 in Urkunden genannt. Demnach verkauften die Herren von Lobdeburg das Dorf in dieser Zeit an das Kloster Lausnitz. Möglicherweise ist Lotzschen im Hussitenkrieg oder im Sächsischen Bruderkrieg im 15. Jahrhundert wüst gefallen. Der Name hat sich noch in einigen Flurnamen erhalten können. Über die Wüstung Rasdorf, die sich teilweise auch in der Flur von Jenalöbnitz befindet, ist außer einem Flurnamen nichts weiteres bekannt.

Der Ort zählte im Jahre 1836 238 Einwohner in 47 Häusern und einer Mühle. Im Ort befand sich ein Rittergut, zunächst eines Wolfram von Gottfort (wohl eher "von Göttfort") (1586), dann, 1629, eines Jobst von Wolframsdorf. Letzter Besitzer war der am 14. Februar 1749 gestorbene Hauptmann Joseph Henning von Fensterer, nach dessen Tod das Gut an den Herzog fiel, der es dann an vier Gemeindemitglieder verkaufte, die bereits Mitbesitzer waren.

Der Pfarrer David Heinrich Hoffmann wirkte von 1773 bis 1782 im Ort als Geistlicher und überzeugte die Bauern mit seinem Vetter Sam. Emhard aus Jena, den Anbau von Apothekerpflanzen einzuführen. Das gelang auch und strahlte erfolgreich auf die Nachbardörfer aus.

Löberschütz war 1561 von Hexenverfolgung betroffen. Ein Mann und eine Frau gerieten in Hexenprozesse.

Sehenswürdigkeiten, Besonderheiten, Tourismus

 Dorfkirche Löberschütz
 Der Heimatkundeverein "Alter Gleisberg e.V." betreibt ein Museum
 Jährlich seit 2014 wird zu Highland Games eingeladen.
 Der Thüringer Mühlenradweg führt durch Löberschütz.
 Der Wanderweg SaaleHorizontale entlang der Muschelkalkhänge im Mittleren Saaletal führt nahe an Löberschütz vorbei.
 Zietschkuppe (321 m ü. NHN) nördlich von Löberschütz ist Teil des Naturschutzgebietes Gleistalhänge.

Wirtschaft
Neben Landwirtschaft (Gleistal agrar eG; auch Bauernhöfe mit Ferienwohnungen) und Handwerk sind auch Unternehmen der Spitzentechnologie in Löberschütz ansässig, wie die inVENTer GmbH (Gerätebau für dezentrale Lüftung mit Wärmerückgewinnung) und die ML Service GmbH (Unternehmen für mikrolithographische Spezialanwendungen).

Weblinks

 Michael Köhler:

Einzelnachweise

Ort im Saale-Holzland-Kreis
Ersterwähnung 1227
Deutscher Ortsname slawischer Herkunft

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The Ulyanovsk Automobile Plant reminded the readers of its VKontakte group of a unique version of the UAZ-31514 off-road vehicle ("goat"), founded in 1994 by the brothers Alexander and Mikhail Larin in the first private car factory in Russia. In addition, the pickup received an index of 31512 LLD, which was distinguished by a wheelbase stretched with 650 mm, as well as the original design of the exterior and interior.
Externally modified, the UAZ-31512 LLD was recognizable by the decorative linings on the bumpers and fiberglass body elements: wings, sills, grille and hardtop, which are the series model [выпущенной УАЗом] never was. Inside, cars from LLD-Auto were distinguished by a new dashboard (made of decorative plastic), the steering wheel of the GAZ-3102, more comfortable seats with headrests and seat belts and door locks locked from the inside.
It is strange that Larina did not touch the modular equipment. Under the hood there was a "native" 90-liter 2.5-liter gasoline engine, and a manual four-speed gearbox helped.
In the best years, LLD-Avto produced 40 such machines every month, but then the demand for them fell considerably, and the company closed in the second half of the 90s.


See films in Mineral Point, hike along Lake Michigan and more.
Ferryville: Fall Bird Migration Day. Watch swans, pelicans, ducks and other birds along the Mississippi River as they migrate south for the winter. Spotting scopes will be available and a member of the Audubon Society will be present to help identify birds from 9 to 11 a.m. Nov. 4 at Ferryville River View Park. See visitferryville.com.
Lake Geneva: Lake Geneva Beer and Spirits. Taste from 35 Midwest craft breweries and distilleries, plus enjoy music, a photo booth and more at The Ridge Hotel from 1 to 5 p.m. Nov. 4. Tickets are $45 in advance. See lakegenevabeerandspirits.com.
Madison: Wisconsin Book Festival. Meet authors, discover new books and peruse book sales at this festival Nov. 2-5 in and around the Madison Public LIbrary's Central Library. See wisconsinbookfestival.org.
Mineral Point: Driftless Film Festival. See award-winning independent and local films at this festival Nov. 2-5 at the Mineral Point Opera House. See driftlessfilmfest.org.
Pearson: Dirty Dog Dryland Derby. Cheer on sled dog teams as they race on dry land Nov. 4-5 at the Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan Boy Scout Reservation. Races start at 9 a.m. and admission is free. See witrailblazers.org.
Two Rivers: Full Moon Hike. Join the Lakeshore Chapter of the Ice Age Trail Alliance for a full moon hike along the shore of Lake Michigan at Point Beach State Forest. The hike will be held from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Nov. 4. Meet at Viceroy Road and County O. See lakeshore.iceagetrail.org.


Location, location, location! This townhouse is located on a quiet cul-de-sac next to the Paseo Place neighborhood greenbelt, tennis courts, and community pool and within walking distance to Heritage Park, Heritage Elementary School and just minutes to Arizona State University West Campus/Glendale Community College/Grand Canyon University, the I-17 freeway, and the shopping and entertainment around Metro Center Parkway.
At 1400sf this remodeled single level home features a formal living/dining room with entrance to the airy kitchen with breakfast bar and matching white appliances. The family room sliding glass door to the backyard & beehive fireplace conveniently houses the inside washer & dryer (included!) in the hall leading to the 2 guest bedrooms and fully remodeled guest bath.
The master suite features a large walk-in closet & brand new tiled shower matching the modern feel of the tile flooring and vanity.
You will have plenty of storage space in two lockable storage rooms off the patio and 2 car covered carport.


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