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Japan is dotted with temples and shrines, awash with tales of the shoguns, samurai and ninja that shaped its past; to this day, geisha can be spotted gliding gracefully from boarding houses to appointments. But the nation is also modern, fast paced and neon lit, a place where fads disappear as suddenly as they arrive, each one quirkier than the last.
Kyoto was the imperial capital for more than a millennium, and continues to be the cultural heart of the country. Unscathed during the war, it remains a treasure trove of temples, shrines and gardens, from the Kinkaku-ji temple gleaming brightly with gold, to the revered Kiyomizu Temple teetering on a hillside atop towering stilts and the Shinto shrine of Fushimi-Inari whose 5,000-plus vermillion torii gates lead up a sacred mountain trail. Cultural holidays in Japan yield many temples and shrines, and some of our favourite places are the sacred island of Miyajima and the Itsukushima shrine with its floating torii gate. Or, for a more spiritual experience, you can stay in a monastery on Mount Koya.
While many young Japanese ladies like to dress up in kimono when they visit historic sites, true geisha are instantly recognisable. Elegant and mysterious, geisha used to be seen all over the country but today you need to head to Kyoto. We can arrange a walking tour of Gion for you to learn about the discipline required in becoming a maiko (apprentice geisha). Enjoy an evening with a maiko, where she will play music, dance, tell stories and play games.
Samurai may not exist in modern Japan, but their influence lives on in traditional houses, castles and gardens. Some of the most intact samurai residences can be found in the Nagamachi district of Kanazawa and the pretty town of Matsue, where samurai houses are dotted between canals and lakes.
Quintessentially Japanese and with over 1,500 years of history, sumo is an unforgettable travel experience. Most of the year, we can arrange for you to visit a sumo stable in Tokyo to watch the wrestlers do their morning training, and there are sumo tournaments approximately every two months for which we can secure you tickets. There are also a number of other Japanese sports you can watch or take part in, from trying karate in a dojo to taking up a samurai sword.
Take part in some of the traditions that make Japan unique. Don't just learn about the etiquette that surrounds the tea ceremony, but take part in preparing the foamy matcha tea yourself. To do this in true Japanese style, we can provide an instructor to teach you the art of dressing in kimono. If you have an interest in art, then we can provide someone to teach the other and history of calligraphy, origami, Ikebana flower arranging and so much more.


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Swaim's 300 Yards too Much for Clearfield to Overcome
by Dustin Parks
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HYDE — All roads eventually lead to the playoffs, and that is a familiar place for the Clearfield Bison. Although this road for 2020 has been up, down, smooth and bumpy, yet they still found themselves in the playoffs ready for a post-season run. With the home crowd ready for some Halloween competition, the Bison took to their field to take on…the Bison.
As in the Bedford Bison, for the first time ever. What was dubbed the "Battle of the Bison" turned into a clinic thanks to the opposition. Thanks to the play of quarterback Mercury Swaim, Bedford exploited the Clearfield defense, capitalizing on miscues and taking advantage of some controversial calls, to hand the Bison a 40-21 loss.
"I thought we played hard the whole game. They are a really good team, but a couple plays swayed the momentum", Clearfield head coach Tim Janocko said afterwards. "I thought we ran the ball effectively at times, but we had one costly turnover down inside the 20. Just a couple plays swayed the game; it should have been a closer (score). It's a credit to Bedford for sure."
Clearfield had the first big play of the game, and it came on one of Swaim's few mistakes on the night, coming on the first play of the game for Bedford. Looking to his right, he let the ball go deep down the sideline, only to be picked off by Karson Kline to swing momentum immediately to Clearfield. Sadly, the ensuing drive ended in a punt, but as hoped when the game started, taking time off the clock was an advantage for the homestanding Bison. Clearfield held the ball for just over 30 minutes, while Bedford was held to just 18 minutes of offense.
But, it was Bedford getting the first score of the night when Swain found a wide open Steven Ressler behind the Clearfield secondary. A missed extra point kept the score 6-0 near the end of the first quarter.
Clearfield tried to answer back on the ensuing drive, but when they were just outside the red zone, quarterback Oliver Billotte lost the handle on the ball during a sack that gave the ball right back to Bedford. In a strange twist, Bedford in a way repaid the fumble as they would fumble the ball right back to Clearfield, setting them up deep in the red zone. Billotte capitalized utilizing his legs to get a short touchdown run to tie up the game. Graeson Graves booted the extra point, and Clearfield was out front, 7-6.
Unfortunately, that lead was short lived since Bedford answered back in a big way. Facing 2nd and 6 at their own 31, Swaim rolled out and launched a rocket pass again to Ressler, who found a hole once more in the secondary to pull in a massive 69-yard pass for the second Bedford score. The two-point conversion failed, leaving the score 12-7 at the 8:08 mark in the quarter.
Swaim's night would get better as Bedford closed out the first half with an 11-play drive that started at their own 16 but culminated in the end zone thanks to Swaim's legs. His third overall touchdown, and the extra point, put the halftime score at 19-7, with Bedford receiving the second half kickoff. Swaim's night ultimately meant over 300 total yards, to which Janocko had five simple words to describe the Bedford quarterback.
"He's a really good player," he said.
The two teams traded turnovers to start the second half, but the second drive for Bedford ultimately would be the drive that put the visiting Bison at a comfortable lead. After a tackle for loss, Bedford had 2nd and 16 at their own 30, and it seemed that after another loss it would be 3rd and long. However, on the tackle, a personal foul on the sidelines gave a fresh set of downs inside the 20. Three plays later, Ethan Weber scored from 10 yards out to help push the score to 26-7 with a quarter and a half to go.
With a three-and-out, Clearfield was already on their heels, but the next drive certainly had one sideline roaring, with the other angry. A second-down tackle near the Bedford sideline suddenly had yellow flags flying in every direction. Janocko and crew thought it was a face mask or something along those lines, but suddenly the referee put his fist to his skull, indicating a targeting foul that some felt was justified, others did not, but it gave a fresh set of downs for Bedford.
The targeting penalty, that changed the game since we had them stopped, and that's all it took," Janocko said. "We played hard, but Bedford is a good football team."
That drive culminated in another touchdown pass from Swaim, again to Ressler, to push the gap to 33-7.
Clearfield finally answered back on the following drive, ironically again with a plunge into the end zone by Billotte, to close the gap to 33-14. Billotte would have the most rushing yards for Clearfield (46) but also had the two fumbles.
Swaim added the final Bedford score on a surprising play, as he seemed to be stuffed at midfield by the Bison defensive line. Somehow, he slipped through the grip of every lineman and linebacker, and sprinted 54 yards to the end zone. A 40-14 score seemed to indicate Clearfield wanted to just end the game.
But, the Bison coaches decided to keep pounding and had a pair of late opportunities to score. The first meant success as Billotte culminated a 200-plus yard passing night with a great spiral to Nate Natoli over the middle for a 12-yard score. Clearfield then surprised the return team with a quick onside squib kick that went off the hands of one of the Bedford up-backs and gave Clearfield under a minute to go half the field. That drive came down to one final play from the Bedford 3, but the pass heading for Jake Lezzer was just off the fingertips, setting the final.
All game photos can be found at the Clearfield Football website.
Clearfield (4-2) has seen its share of adversity this season, but Janocko was optimistic afterwards, even sending out some news for the Bison faithful regarding the beginning of November.
"Our kids will bounce back. We're trying to find another game for next week, and I'm hoping we can get one," he said.
Bison coaches and the athletic department will be working over the weekend into the beginning of the week to potentially have Clearfield play one more game. Janocko wanted it known to "put the word out" for another game, however nothing is official. If a game is agreed upon, the opponent, time, and location will be announced at the beginning of the week.
SCORE BY QUARTER
Bedford 6 13 13 7 – 40
Clearfield 0 7 0 14 – 21
BEDFORD: 33-yard pass from Swaim to Ressler (Martz kick wide left), 0:40
CLEARFIELD: 2-yard run by Billotte (Graeson kick), 9:02
BEDFORD: 69-yard pass from Swaim to Ressler (Pass failed), 8:08
BEDFORD: 10-yard run by Swaim (Martz kick), 0:20
BEDFORD: 10-yard run by Weber (Martz kick), 6:09
BEDFORD: 24-yard pass from Swaim to Ressler (Martz kick), 2:02
CLEARFIELD: 1-yard run by Billotte (Graeson kick), 11:57
CLEARFIELD: 12-yard pass from Billotte to Natoli (Graves kick), 0:48
Bedford/Clearfield
First Downs: 15/17
Rush Yards: 245/87
Pass Yards: 287/225
Total Yards: 532/302
Penalties-Yards: 7-72/6-65
Turnovers: 3/2
Time of Possession: 17:54/30:06
Bedford: Swaim-22 carries, 147 yards, TD; Weber-5 carries, 59 yards, TD; Ressler-4 carries, 31 yards; Ebersole-2 carries, 9 yards; Cook-1 carry, (-1) yards.
Clearfield: Billotte-21 carries, 46 yards, 2 TD; McGonigal-11 carries, 42 yards; Plubell-6 carries, 13 yards; Kline-1 carry, 7 yards.
Bedford: Swaim-9 for 17, 208 yards, 3 TD, 2 INT; Ressler-0 for 1.
Clearfield: Billotte-14 for 30, 225 yards, TD.
Bedford: Ressler-7 catches, 154 yards, 3 TD; Edwards-1 catch, 33 yards; Weber-1 catch, 11 yards.
Clearfield: Kline-5 catches, 97 yards; Lezzer-4 catches, 52 yards; Firanski-2 catches, 36 yards; Domico-1 carry, 13 yards; Natoli-1 catch, 12 yards, TD; Alban-1 catch, 5 yards.
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Photographer Madison Beach travels to the edges of Bangladesh in an effort to draw attention to the country's ongoing unemployment crisis.
During the 10-hour van, rickshaw and boat journey to the Indian border an assortment of landscapes rushed passed. My mind raced to the preconceptions I had before I arrived and whether these landscapes matched up, but truth be told I had no idea what to expect when I stepped off the plane in Dhaka.
When I arrived at the village I would be calling home for four months – based 30 minutes away from the Indian border – I felt immediately comfortable after putting up my mosquito net and coming to terms with the squat toilet. I would be living here to volunteer as a community worker, delivering workshops to the local people on health and social issues affecting the rural villages found on the edge of Bangladesh.
During the workshops, one issue continued to arise with both the youth and community elders: unemployment. Bangladesh has a similar unemployment rate to the UK (4.10 per cent and 4.2 per cent respectively) but has almost three times the population. This is becoming an increasingly bigger problem, with the elderly struggling to adapt to new technology and young people graduating with skills not required by the jobs available.
Another issue that became very clear when we were providing written information during our workshops was illiteracy. With hundreds of people often applying for one job in these rural areas, illiteracy can provide the first hurdle in the application process.
Despite the challenges, everyone I met was incredibly proud of their country, often referring to it as their "beautiful Bangladesh." As I looked across at the huge mountains and stunning fields lined with cattle during my weekly rickshaw rides, I realised how deceptive this natural beauty can be. It's without a doubt the most stunning country I have visited – and yet due to widespread poverty shaped by unemployment, daily life here is often a struggle. I found my eye (and camera) being drawn to the resilient, welcoming people that call Bangladesh home and the landscapes that surround them.
See more of Madison Beach's work on her Instagram.


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Out of Obscurity: ACB 80, Titan FC 48 and LFA 33
Every week, Combat Press takes a look at three regional, developmental and international cards from the upcoming weekend, previewing from each a single fight to which people should pay close attention. We will also list other significant bouts from the card, as well as information on how to follow each promotion and watch the events.
Absolute Championship Berkut 80
Sports Palace Olymp in Krasnodar, Russia
Event Date: Feb. 16
Website: Facebook/acberkut
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Nah-shon Burrell (15-8) vs. Albert Tumenov (18-4)
The politics and bigoted views of Absolute Championship Berkut owner Mairbek Khasiev will always hold down his promotion, but his pocketbook has brought plenty of talent to the organization. Just look at the company's 80th show, which features UFC veterans Leandro Silva and Takeya Mizugaki, as well as Bellator vets Alexander Sarnavskiy and Gleristone Santos. The welterweight headliner pits UFC, Bellator and Strikeforce veteran Nah-shon Burrell against UFC veteran Albert Tumenov.
The 28-year-old Burrell hasn't found much success in the big leagues, but he's often been paired with rising prospects — Chris Spang in Strikeforce, Stephen Thompson in the UFC, Andrey Koreshkov and Michael Page in Bellator. Beyond those losses, he's suffered defeat at the hands of Chris Curtis early in his career, strong veterans Lyman Good and Beslan Isaev, and recent UFC addition Tim Williams. He recently avenged the loss to Curtis, too, albeit by split decision. Burrell has 10 wins by some form of knockout, but he has never submitted an opponent. He has been dominated on the scorecards by Page, widely considered a one-dimensional striker, and barely squeaked past Curtis. He's faced a rocky road recently that included a unanimous-decision loss to the aforementioned Williams, a quick knockout victory over Micah Terrill, and a majority-decision loss to Isaev in his ACB debut. Burrell hasn't seen a strong string of success against name opponents since his Strikeforce days, and his recent losses suggest that he might have already peaked.
American Top Team's Tumenov had an extended stay in the UFC, and he found a fair amount of success there too. He made his UFC debut in 2014 following a 12-1 run outside of the promotion that included a first-round finish of Yasubey Enomoto. Tumenov came up short in his first Octagon outing, which ended in a split-decision loss to Ildemar Alcantara. He rebounded to score five straight victories, including three knockouts. In this stretch, he topped the likes of Nico Musoke, Alan Jouban and Lorenz Larkin. This led to a step up in competition for the Russian fighter, but he faltered against Gunnar Nelson and then lost to Leon Edwards to prompt his UFC release. The 26-year-old made his ACB debut in May 2017 and needed just 46 seconds to destroy Ismael de Jesus.
While both Burrell and Tumenov have made appearances in the big leagues, there is a clear separation in their levels of success. Tumenov ran into trouble on a few occasions, but losses to Alcantara, Nelson and Edwards simply signal a fighter who reached his ceiling just short of the top tiers of the welterweight division. Meanwhile, Burrell's short-lived UFC tenure consisted of a decision win over Yuri Villefort and the loss to Thompson. Burrell's Bellator run was equally underwhelming, and his best days in Strikeforce only tallied wins over Joe Ray, Lukasz Les and James Terry, none of whom went on to do big things.
The 26-year-old Tumenov appears to be leagues beyond Burrell at this point in their careers. The Russian's recent weakness has been in defending against choke submissions, but Burrell has very little to offer in that department. Instead, we're likely to see Tumenov overwhelm Burrell with strikes and add another knockout victory to his resume.
Other key bouts: Leandro Silva (21-6-1) vs. Ali Bagov (24-10), Igor Svirid (12-5) vs. Ibragim Chuzhigaev (10-5), Shamil Nikaev (8-0) vs. Alexander Sarnavskiy (35-6), Mukhamed Kokov (12-2) vs. Taigro Costa (13-2), Takeya Mizugaki (21-12-2) vs. Murad Kalamov (8-2), Gleristone Santos (33-8) vs. Islam Makoev (8-2-1), Ismael de Jesus (16-6-1) vs. Imran Abaev (5-2-1), Evgeny Erokhin (17-6) vs. Khanif Mirzamagomedov (2-2), Khusein Sheikhaev (6-0) vs. Evgeniy Lazukov (10-4), Rustam Asuev (6-1) vs. Juan Pablo Varela (13-7), Daniel Santos (7-0) vs. Dukvakha Astamirov (4-1), Amirkhan Guliev (7-1) vs. Ilya Bochkov (4-1)
Titan Fighting Championship 48
Xtreme Action Park in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Website: titanfighting.com
Twitter: @titanfighting
Jose Torres (6-0) vs. Alberto Orellano (6-2)
Titan Fighting Championship has been quiet since its 47th event took place in November. The promotion returns this weekend with its 48th show, which features one of its biggest stars, Jose Torres. The two-division champion returns to defend his flyweight strap for the first time in over a year. "Shorty" puts the belt on the line against Alberto Orellano on a card that features three championship affairs.
The majority of the Torres trophy case consists of titles won before the 25-year-old turned pro and signed with the Titan organization. The youngster is possibly one of the most seasoned amateur MMA fighters ever. He worked his way to an undefeated mark through an astounding 17 amateur outings. Many of these victories came in tournaments conducted by IMMAF over the span of a few days. Torres won IMMAF World Championship tourneys for the 2014 and 2015 calendar years, adding to a collection of gold that already included the American Predator FC, UMMAF and Midwest Fight League championships. His amateur run included six submission victories.
When Torres turned pro, he was immediately snatched up by Titan. He debuted as a bantamweight at Titan FC 37, where he submitted fellow rookie Travis Taylor in just over two minutes. His run continued at Titan FC 38, where he earned a unanimous decision over 16-fight veteran Reynaldo Duarte. Then, he engaged in an interim title clash with Abdiel Velazquez at Titan FC 40, which marked Torres' move to flyweight. The KHK MMA Team product finished Velazquez with a second-round knockout to claim the belt. In early 2017, he made a successful defense of the crown while further proving his legitimacy with a first-round finish of UFC veteran Pedro Nobre. Next, Torres returned to the bantamweight division and unseated Farkhad Sharipov via unanimous decision to claim the belt. In November, "Shorty" defended the bantamweight crown with a submission finish of Gleidson DeJesus.
Orellano is much less accomplished than his super-prospect foe. The Colombian debuted in 2013 in his homeland and won his first three fights before stumbling against 8-4 fighter Juan Puerta, who handed Orellano a submission defeat. "La Boa" bounced back with a victory in his next fight and then traveled to the United States to make an appearance with Cage Fury Fighting Championships. Under the Cage Fury banner, Orellano went the distance in a losing effort against solid veteran Claudio Ledesma. The 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu Barranquilla product returned to Colombia and the Striker Fighting Championship organization for two subsequent wins. He has two submission victories, but he tends to go the distance more often than not.
Torres is not only a decorated mixed martial artist, but also a champion in the realms of kickboxing and Thai boxing. Furthermore, he spent a long time competing in karate. He's a well-rounded young fighter with the ability to one day challenge the likes of Demetrious "Mighty Mouse" Johnson or T.J. Dillashaw for a UFC title. For now, though, he's still plugging away at gaining pro experience under the Titan banner.
Unfortunately, the Titan promotion seems to be running short on quality competition to throw at its two-division star. In comparison to recent opponents like the aforementioned Velazquez, Nobre, Sharipov and DeJesus, Orellano looks like little more than enhancement talent. The Colombian has six victories, but the combined record of those opponents stood at 6-7 when they met "La Boa." His most recent victory came against a rookie fighter. Meanwhile, Orellano's losses came to a pair of fighters with a combined 20-11 mark.
Torres is head and shoulders above anyone Orellano has seen thus far in his career. Furthermore, the Chicago-based star is an all-around efficient fighter. He's scored finishes in four of his last six contests, and this seems like a gimme fight for him. Torres should take down and beat up Orellano with ease. Given the gap in talent between these two men, a first-round submission seems probable for Torres.
Other key bouts: Raush Manfio (10-2) vs. Lee Henry Lilly (6-2) for the lightweight title, Rami Hamed (6-1) vs. Jose Caceres (13-7) for the welterweight title, Gustavo Balart (6-0) vs. Juan Puerta (14-6), Collin Lubberts (1-0) vs. Danny Durnavich (1-0), Uroš Jurišic (6-0) vs. Michael Cora (4-3), Pipe Vargas (5-0) vs. Alberto Blas (1-0)
Legacy Fighting Alliance 33
The Bomb Factory in Dallas
Website: lfafighting.com
Watch Event: AXS TV
Twitter: @LFAfighting
Jaleel Willis (8-0) vs. Kyle Stewart (8-0)
Of the three events previewed in this edition of Out of Obscurity, Legacy Fighting Alliance's 33rd event holds two distinctions. First, it's the only card among the three that will air on cable television. Second, it's likely to have the most closely contested of the spotlighted fights from this week's preview, on paper at least. That honor goes to the headlining welterweight showdown between Jaleel Willis and Kyle Stewart.
Willis has a history of wins under more than one top promotion. After debuting in 2014 and posting five victories, "The Realest" moved to the World Series of Fighting and topped fellow undefeated prospect Chauncey Foxworth at WSOF 27. His next stop was Bellator 162, where he decisioned Omar Johnson in a 160-pound catchweight postlim contest. Most recently, the 25-year-old returned to V3 Fights and captured the promotion's vacant welterweight title with a unanimous nod over Nolan Norwood. Willis has stopped four opponents with strikes, but he's gone the distance in his three most recent bouts.
The 29-year-old Stewart posted a solid 8-1 mark as an amateur, only stumbling when he met future UFC fighter Justin Jones. "Gunz Up" wasted no time upon making his pro debut in 2015. In his first pro fight, he captured the World Fighting Federation welterweight belt with a first-round submission of Raymond Pina. His sophomore outing was a successful title defense that ended in just 12 seconds with a knockout of 14-fight veteran Billy Colon. In his fourth fight, he added the Fierce FC welterweight championship to his collection with a seven-second knockout finish of Mike Jones. He's gone on to add four more victories, including a decision win over UFC veteran Estevan Payan and an injury TKO stoppage over The Ultimate Fighter alum and former Titan FC welterweight champion Jason Jackson at Dana White's Tuesday Night Contender Series. In his pro career, the Arizona Combat Sports export has five first-round finishes. This holds true to his amateur trend, which included four first-round stoppages and six finishes overall.
The younger Willis is no pushover. He's experienced the big stages before and has yet to lose. However, Stewart is an intimidating force. "Gunz Up" has already added a pair of solid veterans to his list of victims, and he may well have landed in the UFC had it not been for the nature of his victory over the aforementioned Jackson. Where Willis prefers to grind, Stewart is a finisher who looks to light up his opponent early in the fight.
Willis has fared well thus far in his career, but his early career featured a number of sub-.500 opponents. Once he was tossed in the cage with quality competition, he changed from a finisher into a fighter who went the distance. Stewart has yet to hit that wall. He started out his pro career fighting a 4-1 opponent and has gone on to face solid opponents ever since. In fact, his worst adversary held a 7-7 mark when the pair met.
While the even 8-0 records of these two men point to an even affair, Stewart's finishing rate and quality of opposition paint another picture. Willis will be on the defensive from the opening bell. The younger, bigger man has yet to be dropped, but Stewart is more than capable of changing that. The Arizona Combat Sports fighter won't just come out with his guns up, he'll have those guns blazin'. This one could end in a big knockout victory for Stewart that propels him into the UFC.
Other key bouts: Damon Jackson (13-2-1) vs. Chris Pecero (14-7), Ramiz Brahimaj (5-0) vs. Bilal Williams (8-5), Alonzo Menifield (5-0) vs. Brice Ritani-Coe (4-4), Isaiah Gutierrez (4-0) vs. Kevin Wirth (4-0), Maycee Barber (2-0) vs. Kaila Thompson (1-1), Devin Miller (2-0) vs. Jaime Anaya (1-5), Austin Lingo (3-0) vs. Omar Benjar (1-3)
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Fight Prediction Outcome
Arman Ashimov vs. Mikael Silander at M-1 Challenge 87 Ashimov by knockout Ashimov by knockout
Alexander Romanov vs. Alexander Stolyarov at Eagles FC 8 Romanov by knockout Romanov by knockout
Chance Rencountre vs. Chris Harris at C3 Fights Rencountre by decision Rencountre by submission
Absolute Championship BerkutAlbert TumenovAlberto OrellanoJaleel WillisJose TorresKyle StewartLegacy Fighting AllianceLFA 33Nah-Shon BurrellTitan Fighting Championship
Bellator 194: Nelson vs. Mitrione Weigh-in Video and Results
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ACB 53 Young Eagles 15 Results: Zielinski Tops Yakhyaev, Strus Bests Tsarev
Out of Obscurity: LFA 17, TFC 15, ACB 65 and M-1 Challenge 81


Thanks to Tristan Partridge and Javiera Barandiaran for pointing out the deceptive statistics presented by ERG Energy at the Santa Barbara County Planning Commission hearing in Santa Maria on March 13. Partridge and Barandiaran detail solid academic research that shows that the greenhouse gas emissions from oil operations in Cat Canyon are almost double what the oil corporation presented.
Furthermore, the amount of oil that California imports was equally misrepresented by ERG.
I would like to add another gem to that information. It was recently reported that the five largest oil and gas companies in the U.S. spend nearly $200 million a year lobbying to delay, control, or block policies to tackle climate change. Chevron, BP, and ExxonMobil were at the head of that list, the report said.
As Mark Twain famously said, "There are three kinds of lies: Lies, damned lies, and statistics." I hope my trust in our Planning Commission to know the difference is not ill-founded.


This recipe was inspired by the left over polenta from the night before. It is a pretty standard eggs and hashbrown breakfast, with a little Mexican spin.
Get the potatoes going first. Par boil them for 5 minutes, then transfer to a hot skillet coated with a generous amount of coconut oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Toss every so often until they start to brown.
Shape the polenta into a log. I used a placemat lined with saran wrap with the polenta placed in the middle and gently shaped it by rolling it (like you would roll sushi).
Once shaped into a pretty solid log, cut into rounds and place in coconut oil in a medium hot skillet. Carefully flip once so that the rounds are browned on each side.
Poach your eggs last so they are nice and fresh! PS - they dont have to be poached... fried, sunny side up, scrambled... whatever you choose!
Top your polenta rounds with salsa, poached egg, vegan sour cream, salt and pepper, sliced green onions. Spoon some hot potatoes and your cooked mushrooms on the side, and enjoy!
Place sliced mushrooms in heated coconut oil over medium heat for 5 minutes.
Flip and add fresh thyme, salt, and pepper and cooked until browned.
Add white wine and let simmer for 10-15 minutes until liquid has boiled off.


As Cook notes in his book, the top 10 percent of drinkers account for well over half of the alcohol consumed in any given year. On the other hand, people in the bottom three deciles don't drink at all, and even the median consumption among those who do drink is just three beverages per week.
The shape of this usage curve isn't exactly unique. The Pareto Law states that "the top 20 percent of buyers for most any consumer product account for fully 80 percent of sales," according to Cook. The rule can be applied to everything from hair care products to X-Boxes.
But the consequences of the Pareto Law are different when it comes to industries like alcohol, tobacco, and now marijuana. If you consume 10+drinks per day, for instance, you almost certainly have a drinking problem. But the beverage industry is heavily dependent on you for their profits.
This is a good reminder that it is the very nature of marketing and business to promote and exploit addictive behavior.
Much of the conversation around problems with social networking and smartphone technology concerns this exploitation. After all, if an app can keep you coming back repeatedly and often, then that app will better gain from your compulsive behavior.
Hence why many adults talk about "tech-free" vacations to try and go cold turkey from compulsive usage of Twitter or Facebook, or about utilizing "mindfulness" techniques to defragment their hyperconnected minds.
Our public schools need to strengthen the ability of our children to fight against the addictive and shallow pull of illusory and short-term compulsions. We must do this by equipping children with the knowledge and understanding of the world necessary to buffer them from forces that seek to exploit their ignorance.
This knowledge and understanding is best gained from reading. If you are going to be addicted to something, become addicted to reading.
Whenever I talk with students about my love for reading, I end up referencing Frederick Douglass, who deeply understood how the power of knowledge, derived from the written word, can provide opportunities never before imagined. And how this knowledge also brings pain, and loneliness.
It's easier to allow ourselves to be exploited. Or to allow others to be exploited yet more. To allow our overriding concern to be our sneakers, or our latest love interest, or different angles of selfie shots.
How much harder to give oneself to a book, or any other pursuit of the mind, in which we are challenged to be something so much less, and so much more, than ourselves.


Deregistered by Togo April 15th 2010. Sighted on 8 November 2011 in waters near Tasmania, sighted again on 27 January 2012 in the Indian Ocean, between Christmas and Cocos Islands. Malaysia tracked and inspected the vessel after receiving notification from RPOA Secretariat. In Singapore 01/03/2012. Changed name and flag (to Octopus-1) at sea 14/06/2012. Fishing in the South Atlantic in September 2012. Sighted with new name Snake and false IMO number, flag Libya, May 31st 2013. An Interpol Purple Notice was issued for this vessel 6 September 2013, updated 8 January 2015. Presented in port October 2013 with name BERBER, Libyan flag, call sign 5AWP and suspected forged registration documents. Sighted Dec 2013 with OCTOPUS-1 and homeport 'Freetown' painted on the hull. Sighted 21 March 2014 in the Malacca Straits, with the name VIKING and homeport Lagos (Nigeria) painted on the hull. The vessel was detained by Malaysia in March 2015 and was charged and fined for offences under the Malaysian Fisheries Act. The vessel was released from custody on 7 April 2015 and departed Malaysia. The vessel was detained and scuttled by Indonesian authorities in March 2016.


The Beach House Suite is the most superior of our suites boasting 3 separate rooms, a walk-in closet, and private sundeck. With its coastal décor, you will experience the ambiance of the Eastern Shore, "Lewes style". Although you can enter your suite from the interior staircase, the Beach House features a private entrance from the Savannah Inn gardens via its sundeck. The sundeck features Adirondack rocking chairs, a bistro table, and chair set. Inside, the Beach House Suite offers a separate lounging room with two reclining chairs, side table, flat screen TV with DVD player and a mini-fridge. The bedroom boasts a king size bed with luxury bedding and full-length mirror. You will enjoy the sauna steam shower and premium towels in the large bathroom. In addition, we recently added a separate living room with a sleep number sofa bed and large screen TV with DVD player. *When applicable, prices reflect mid-week discounts.


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by Jorge Fontevecchia
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12-08-2020 23:30 For four young adults across Latin America, 2020 was meant to be a year of freedom and opportunity. Instead, the coronavirus pandemic brought confinement and frustration.
TWO HOURS WITH THE PRESIDENT
Alberto Fernández: 'Every time I speak, I'm saying the truth – I don't lie'
18-04-2020 08:14 In a feature-length interview, Argentina's president addresses the coronavirus pandemic and opens up about his private life and relationship with both Peronism and Radicalism, explaining why he is more a child of hippie culture than Peronist doctrine.
Behind Alberto Fernández's rise to the top of Argentine politics
24-10-2019 10:29 Presidential frontrunner left government with a reputation as a skilled negotiator operating largely out of sight of the public — and a festering rift with Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. Now, reconciled and reunited with the former president, he's taking centre-stage.


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