Did our food critic flip for IHOP — uh, IHOb — burger stunt?
The internet is absolutely grilling IHOP over the way it rebranded its name, if only temporarily, to IHOb, which we now know stands for International House of … burgers.
I did something I hadn't done in decades on Tuesday. I walked into my neighborhood IHOP. I can't recall the last time I had been in an International House of Pancakes — perhaps never while sober — so in that regard the chain's publicity stunt temporarily rebranding itself IHOb, International House of Burgers, was a success.
It got a curiosity seeker in the door. But once through the door, I remembered why it had been so long. There was an unpleasant odor — of old frying oil mixed with evaporated hopes — and a patina of sadness. The wood paneling and faded burnt-orange paint on the walls looked like something from my family's den, or the family station wagon, from the 1970s. It was just past noon, and it was not very busy.
IHOP's revamped burger lineup includes a brunch burger with a fried egg, bacon and hash browns, a mushroom Swiss burger and a jalapeno burger, with costs ranging from $6.99 to $8.79.
The gimmick did not appear to have its desired impact, not in the digital world (where hordes of haters on social media have pounced) and not at the corner of South Federal Highway and Stirling Road in Dania Beach. Turns out IHOP is not really IHOb, after all. The sign, the menus, the coffee mugs — they all remained emblazoned with IHOP's tired and true logo.
But I was here to taste the burgers, and I was willing to keep an open mind. After all, I was pleasantly surprised by McDonald's recent revamp of its signature burgers. Perhaps the steak burger relaunch at IHOP/IHOb would be just as splendid.
Alas, it was not to be. Before I get to the nitty-gritty (or the gray, gristly overcooked Big Brunch burger, a 1,040-calorie, $8.79 monstrosity that had shoe-leather meat with a fried egg, American cheese and greasy bacon above and a nearly burnt potato pancake below), let me just say that IHOP's marketing gambit reeked of desperation.
IHOP's — or IHOb's — announcement that the restaurant is now focusing on burgers had at least one person salivating: The social media guru at Wendy's.
It caused a splash but also ridicule and backlash. Pancakes are IHOP's reason for being — not that they are any good, but they are what the blue, slope-roofed brand is built on. To be willing to ditch that, even momentarily, for the sake of some cheap buzz undermines the whole enterprise.
It would be as if Coke started dispensing java from vending machines and called itself Coca-Coffee, or if Colonel Sanders started selling seafood items and rebranded as Kentucky Fried Clams. Americans do not take lightly to the toppling of the established order of things.
As for the other burgers, they were edible. The mushroom Swiss burger ($8.59) at least was juicier than the brunch burger, but it was slathered with too much mayonnaise. The "jalapeno kick" burger ($8.79), topped with bacon and pepper jack cheese, had good heat and sharpness from chopped, sauteed bits of jalapenos and Serrano chilis.
Despite the "IHOb" marketing ploy touting its new burger lineup, the International House of Pancakes is still IHOP on signs, menus and coffee mugs.
At these prices, there are better burgers to be had around town. Given a choice, I'd take Shake Shack or BurgerFi any day.
If IHOP really is intent on becoming the International House of Burgers, I think I'd rather remain homeless.
With National Burger Month almost upon us, food critic Mike Mayo tried McDonald's new signature-crafted garlic white cheddar burger and found a surprisingly delicious, fresh-cooked burger.


Say this much for the A's: They're not afraid to try out guys in the rotation.
They've used 14 starters, half of whom made their major-league debuts this season. Four of those are in the current rotation, which goes six deep until further notice.
The only man who has been in the rotation all season is Kendall Graveman, who had a rare clunker in Saturday's 14-3 loss to Felix Hernandez and the Mariners, yielding eight earned runs and 12 hits, both career highs.
Graveman entered with a 1.24 ERA in his previous four starts and 9-3 with a 3.18 ERA in 18 starts since late May. He's approaching new ground, however, with 169 innings to date, three shy of his career high.
Being protective of their starters is one reason the A's are putting their six-man rotation in play. It became official Saturday once Sean Manaea, who hasn't pitched since Aug. 29 because of back discomfort, came out of a throwing session OK and was penciled in to start Wednesday.
So the rotation goes like this, beginning with Sunday's series finale: Raul Alcantara, Ross Detwiler, Jharel Cotton, Manaea, Daniel Mengden and Graveman.
Cotton (very good) and Alcantara (not so good) are coming off their major-league debuts, and Manaea and Mengden also debuted this season.
With injuries to — ready for a laundry list? — Sonny Gray, Chris Bassitt, Felix Doubront, Henderson Alvarez and, of course Jarrod Parker, not to mention the trade of Rich Hill, the rotation has evolved into a tryout camp for pitchers looking for spots in 2017.
"We have a lot of pieces potentially for next year, and that's what you want," manager Bob Melvin said. "You need health, and you need depth. If all our guys are coming back healthy, and that includes the Doubronts and Bassitts of the world (both rehabbing from Tommy John surgery), we have a lot of depth, and we have a lot of quality. It's just keeping them healthy throughout the year.
Manaea will be in the mix. Entering the 2016 season as the top pitching prospect, the 6-foot-5 lefty replaced struggling Eric Surkamp in late April and had several rough outings but enough nice ones to be counted on in 2017.
Manaea admits to having "a little more downs than ups" but learned a lot as a rookie, including from mentors John Axford, Ryan Madson and fellow lefty Hill, who was traded to the Dodgers in July.
Manaea, who throws a four-seam fastball, slider and changeup, tried incorporating Hill's curve into his repertoire but quickly gave in.
The Mariners, still fighting for a wild-card berth, scored five times off J.B. Wendelken and totaled 17 hits. The A's didn't score until trailing 14-zip and got two runs on Ryon Healy's eighth homer.


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Welcome to Rock and Roll Report Podcast #58, part of the Rock and Roll Report's regular mission to seek out and promote amazing rock and roll from all over the globe and yep!, all these bands are either unsigned or on small indie record labels. But does that truly make any difference to the quality of the music? Not in the least as I think you will testify if you have ever listened to an episode of the podcast before.
This week's episode really runs the gamut of rock and roll styles, from the U2-tinged sound of the latest by Exile Parade to the raw rock and roll of The Pinx to the retro sound of The Cardinals on to the powerful heavy rock of Oscape, we have all the bases covered.
Here is what I played this week. As usual you can click on the band's name to get to their official site or MySpace page and you can click on the iTunes link to buy their track, something I highly recommend if you want to support the band in question.


49-year-old 'Eyes Wide Shut' actress Nicole Kidman made an appearance on The Ellen Show today and talks about a lot: including her relationship with Keith Urban, Urban's Grammy performance, and so much more!
Ellen DeGeneres is SO EXHAUSTED By Jessica Simpson's Stupid!
Nicole also reveals that she will NOT allow her eight-year-old daughter Sunday to attend the Grammys and watch her dad Keith.
Nicole Kidman on Alexander Skarsgard: "I WANTED HIM BADLY!"
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import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import javax.faces.bean.ViewScoped;
import javax.inject.Inject;
import javax.inject.Named;

import com.algaworks.pedidovenda.model.Pedido;
import com.algaworks.pedidovenda.model.StatusPedido;
import com.algaworks.pedidovenda.repository.filter.PedidoParaPesquisa;
import com.algaworks.pedidovenda.service.PedidoService;

@Named
@ViewScoped
public class PesquisaPedidosBean implements Serializable {

	/**
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	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

	private PedidoParaPesquisa pedidoParaPesquisa;

	private List<Pedido> pedidosFiltrados;

	@Inject
	private PedidoService pedidoService;

	public PesquisaPedidosBean() {
		pedidoParaPesquisa = new PedidoParaPesquisa();
		pedidosFiltrados = new ArrayList<>();
	}

	public void pesquisar() {
		this.pedidosFiltrados = pedidoService.filtrados(pedidoParaPesquisa);
	}

	public StatusPedido[] getStatuses(){
		return StatusPedido.values();
	}

	// get and set
	public PedidoParaPesquisa getPedidoParaPesquisa() {
		return pedidoParaPesquisa;
	}

	public void setPedidoParaPesquisa(PedidoParaPesquisa pedidoParaPesquisa) {
		this.pedidoParaPesquisa = pedidoParaPesquisa;
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	public List<Pedido> getPedidosFiltrados() {
		return pedidosFiltrados;
	}

	public void setPedidosFiltrados(List<Pedido> pedidosFiltrados) {
		this.pedidosFiltrados = pedidosFiltrados;
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	public PedidoService getPedidoService() {
		return pedidoService;
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17/03/2017 · Where do i have to install the sounds for the MPC. I Installed all the content but if i scroll through the 5 folders in the MPCs browser to access the files i have to go over library application support akai and content its very complicated. I say people have the Drum content in the second folder... MPC Live & MPC X Tutorial: Build an MPC 'Cycle' Kit From A Chopped Drum Break By MPC-Tutor , last updated on Jul 31, 2018 Use the MPC Live and MPC X to build a life-like acoustic drum kit using round robins chopped from a live break!
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In this beginner's MPC Renaissance/MPC Studio/MPC Element tutorial we're going to look at building a simple but very usable drum kit with some sounds that I've chopped out of a live drum break.
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Spotlight: Pompeys Pillar National Monument and Clark Days
By: Amy Krause
Experience the view Capt. William Clark witnessed more than 200 years ago.
Pompeys Pillar stands out on both the landscape of eastern Montana and in U.S. history. The 46-meter sandstone outcrop along the banks of the Yellowstone River is the site of the only known physical evidence along the path of the expedition Clark made with Meriwether Lewis from 1804 to 1806. On his return trip to St. Louis, Clark noted the formation in his expedition journal: "This rock I ascended and from its top had a most extensive view in every direction on the Northerly Side of the river high romantic Clifts approach & jut over the water for Some distance both above and below ... I marked my name and the day of the month and year." Clark named the formation Pomp's Tower, after the nickname given to the infant son of Sacagawea, a Shoshone woman who helped guide them.
Located along the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, the sandstone butte was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1965 and established as a National Monument in 2001. The 530-square-meter interpretive center opened in 2006.
Pompeys Pillar National Monument is about 25 miles east of Billings, Montana. The area is easily accessible from Interstate 94, using exit 23, or from Montana Highway 312. The interpretive center, restrooms, parking lot and day use area are fully accessible. The Interpretive center is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
Overnight camping is permitted only on the last Saturday night of July in celebration of Clark Days. Check with the Pompeys Pillar Historical Association for hotel and motel accommodations nearby.
Pompeys Pillar National Monument, a sandstone butte
Pompeys Pillar Historical Association
Pompeys Pillar Camping
Along the Riverfront
Make sure you wind your way to the sandstone butte by following the Riverwalk, representing the Yellowstone River. The Riverwalk begins in the parking lot and meanders through the interpretative center to the base of Pompeys Pillar. Signs along the path quote from Clark's journals and tell of the party's experiences from their entry on the Yellowstone on July 15, 1806, to their encampment at the confluence of the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers on Aug. 3.
Enjoy a picnic or relax in the shade of cottonwood trees at the day use area next to the Yellowstone River.
Countryside surrounding the Yellowstone River
Look at the Signature
Take a look at Clark's name etched in the rock more than 200 years ago. Be aware that there are numerous other cultural, historic and natural resources that are vital to the monument and should be treated with respect.
Day use fees are less than $10 per vehicle. There is no separate fee for the interpretive center. All fees are returned to the site and used to maintain and improve the facility. All valid federal recreation passes are honored at the site.
The initials of Capt. William Clark, etched more than 210 years ago
Pompeys Pillar Fees
Plan your visit for Clark Days to commemorate Clark's visit to the site on July 25, 1806, on his trip down the Yellowstone River. Activities include interpretive programs, demonstrations, nature walks and a main presentation. The Clark Days Celebration emphasizes the pillar's Native American heritage with presentations, dancing and music performed by members of various tribes in Montana. The Saturday night of Clark Days is the only night of the year when overnight camping is allowed at the pillar.
Admission fees are waived during Clark Days, which is sponsored jointly by the Bureau of Land Management and the Friends of Pompeys Pillar. Nominal charges are made for food and refreshments.
Pillar history and heritage preserved through presentations by Native Americans
The Clark Days Celebration
You can stand on the boardwalk atop Pompeys Pillar and identify the same landmarks Clark used to describe the site over 200 years ago. Clark's signature was not the first marking made on Pompeys Pillar. He inscribed his name next to Native American pictographs and petroglyphs, some of which can still be seen today.
The Crow Indians called the pillar the place where the mountain lion lives. This was because there is a rock on the north face of the pillar that resembles the head of a mountain lion.
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The key is not to eat like a king but how to eat more like a peasant. Gout was historically known as "the disease of kings" or "rich man's disease" and you'll discover in this eBook how to eat right through a tried and tested diet!
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Once you dig in the eBook Gout and You: The Ultimate Gout Diet and Cookbook and begin implementing the gout diet right away and using the recipes in the eBook, you'll be surprised how easy it it is to follow. Using the information in this eBook including the meal ideas, I've helped many gout patients manage their pain while also increasing energy, slowing the aging process, losing weight, and building immunity. I have to admit the gout diet described in the eBook is more of a lifestyle change rather than starving yourself, it's a whole new approach to life too! The truth is that you need to make changes no matter what or else your health will only get much worse.
Remember that you are not alone and that more than 8 million Americans suffer from gout and millions more around the globe. In England 2,5% of the general population suffers from this terrible disease. Despite the statistics, gout can strike anyone, anywhere no matter what the age, genetics, health, ethnicity or lifestyle. Although many people will scorn you and even make fun of your gout (like they did to me!) viewing it as your bad drinking or eating habits, the truth is gout can develop due to genetics, obviously diet, menopause in women, obesity, rapid weight loss and many other causes described on my website and eBook.
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Did you know that most of the cholesterol needed by our bodies is actually produced by our own liver?
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Discussion in 'Pilot Training' started by MD11Pilot, Feb 8, 2019.
In the midst of relearning a lifetime of aviation knowledge and for the first time in thirty plus years, I need to use a computer of some type. I have an old CR-3 but honestly just don't want to dig through all of the complexity of the multiple layers. Studying for my AGI now. Some of the students I work with use the Sporty's Electronic version and some use the old E6-B with the slider.
What is the general consensus amongst you youngsters? Electronic or manual?
Anyone have a newer one they don't want?
In the Austin TX area.
I actually use a combination: there is a free app called "Flight Computer Sim" that is an E6B for your phone/iPad.
I always brought a manual to the written tests but usually used the on-screen flight computer offered via the Lasergrade/PSI software.
I started flying in 2015. I have an old Sporty's electronic E-6B and a metal slide-rule E-6B. I prefer the mechanical one. It is easier to use without having to remember where everything is. The exception is the inner wheel stuff like density altitude, which always takes me a moment to remember which window to use.
If it is temporary, the mechanical works fine and is a lot cheaper, if you are just trying to get through a test. I honestly no longer have use for either of them.
Neither. Maybe my old mechanical one, every few years? If my flight bag is handy and my iPad isn't. But just not that much need in a 172, unless pressing fuel reserves, or some odd curiosity about TAS, etc.
Frankly a formal calculator works just fine and the math ain't that bad.
An old manual E6-B never runs out of batteries or won't boot up at the most inopportune moment. Nothing wrong about being able to do things non-powered.
I haven't used my E6B since I was a student pilot. As such, I prefer not using a mechanical one to not using an electronic one.
I can use both but much prefer electronic.
Both. I usually used electronic for the written tests and taught the whiz wheel for cross country planning.
If it is for your AGI, I'd take the time to relearn the manual computer. The only time I've used one since I got my private in 1990 has been while teaching. Not because I care whether the student uses one or not, but because the wind side is a great visual illustration of a wind triangle and how wind affects both heading and airspeed.
You are going to be an Advanced Ground Instructor that doesn't know how to teach an E6B?
I don't see anywhere in his post where he stated he wasn't willing to re-learn how to use an E6B. He was asking a pretty simple question and you immediately jump to personal accusations. Am I surprised? Based on your post history - nah. But I think most folks are tired of your nonsensical attacks on here. I'd suggest reading through the AIH again, you might pick up some good tips for future students (FYI - they don't involve belittling folks when they ask questions).
For the AGI, I would make sure you know how to use the E6B.
You will have some students that will want to learn how to use it.
I have recently removed the E6B from my normal curriculum just because the Laser grade/PSI testing centers one have electronic ones on the testing software. For actually teaching I would recommend getting one of the study softwares that simulate the testing center so you can practice what they actually offer. Formally the only reason for learning the E6B was to pass the knowledge tests. For check rides and afterwords I use whatever App my student or I like on my phone. As long as they can properly fill out a Paper Navigation Log and know all the terminology on it, I don't care what kind of calculator they use. And the one on the phone, they will likely have with them when/if they ever need it.
So asking if he is going to be an Advanced Ground Instructor who doesn't know how to use an E6B is belittling?
You need to go back to your psychologist there little buddy.
It's a shame someone like you is an instructor. Don't forget your blood pressure medicine bud.
Thanks for the replies. After 40 plus years of never using one in my 22500 hours flying heavy jets internationally, I am relearning things from long ago.
The ASA CX-3 flight computer is well worth the money. I used mine for IRA, CAX, IGI, AGI and CFI written exams. With all the features it provides I find it way underpriced plus the simplicity of it is remarkable.
Get the mechanical one because it is cheap, because you will never use it again after the checkride. The only time you need an accurate wind correction angle is if you are flying in IMC by dead reckoning. I suppose such a situation could happen. In every other practical situation you can estimate the heading based on the forecast winds, and then cross check your heading against the visual ground track, VOR or a GPS.
I'd skip both. Maybe a mechanical one to teach WCA's if you really want to. ive never used one after my private and i never bothered teaching my students to use it.


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The Illustrated London News, Saturday, May 3, 1941 - Death of a Convoy Raider (U-Boat)
By: Bryant, Arthur; et al
32 pages. Features: Cover portrait of the Queen; Portrait of General Jan Christian Smuts; One-page cutaway illustration of light Mark VIB tank in the field; Five photos of Athens which was occupied by the Nazis on april 27th; Full-page relief map entitled "Last Stages of a Glorious rearguard Action" looks southward from Thermopylae; Five dramatic photos show the death of a convoy raiding U-boat which, battered by depth charges, surfaces, surrenders, and sinks; Nice centrefold illustration of the recently commissioned H.M.S. "Prince of Wales", sister-ship of the H.M.S. "King George V"; Two pages of photos illustrate Britain's victorious war in Eritrea - Keren and Asmara; Photos of various booty captured at Agordat during the Eritrean campaign; Two photos of German panzer units in Africa - German tanks opposing our own in Libya; Photos of devastating bomb damage in England and funeral procession for A.F.S. members killed during a raid; Photos of personalities of the week include General Lord Gort, Dr. Wellington Koo, Sir Thomas Royden, Lieut.-General Sir Thomas Albert Blamey; Maurice Lambert, Rosalie Gassman, J.C. Dundas, and the Royals inspecting bomb damage in East London; Photo of General Smuts in Nairobi with Cunningham and Sir P. Van Ryneveld; Photo of the Belgian Premier and Madame Pierlot, two of whose sons perished in a train fire April 28th; Amazing photo of a 2,000lb bomb about to be loaded onto a Whitley heavy bomber; Seven photos show how German gunners are insturcted with the aid of scale models; and more. Staples removed. Unmarked with above-average external wear and soiling. Spine taped. A worthy reference copy of this wartime issue.
Title: The Illustrated London News, Saturday, May 3, 1941 - Death of a Convoy Raider (U-Boat)
Author: Bryant, Arthur; et al
Illustrator: Kelly, Gerald F.
Categories: Magazine Back Issues, Military, History,
Publisher: London, The Illustrated London News and Sketch Ltd.: 1941
Binding: Single Issue Magazine
Size: Folio - over 12" - 15" tall
Seller ID: 143h3385
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The company will also announce it will be producing more technically advanced chips than originally proposed.
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US President Joe Biden arrives to speak on rebuilding US manufacturing through the CHIPS and Science Act at the groundbreaking of the new Intel semiconductor manufacturing facility near New Albany, Ohio, on September 9, 2022.
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President Joe Biden is joining the founder of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. on Tuesday to announce the opening of a second chip plant in Arizona, raising the company's investment in the state from $12 billion to $40 billion.
The company will also announce it will be producing more technically advanced chips than originally proposed. The investment by TSMC is one of the largest foreign investments in U.S. history, and the biggest in the state of Arizona.
Semiconductor chips are used in everything from computers and smartphones to cars, microwaves and health-care devices. The Covid-19 pandemic shined a bright light on U.S. dependence on Chinese manufacturers as lockdowns led to a global shortage of the high-tech chips.
Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law in early August, allocating billions to lure manufacturers to produce the widely used chips domestically. The law includes $52.7 billion in loans, grants and other incentives as well as billions more in tax credits to encourage investment in U.S. semiconductor manufacturing.
Once the TSMC plants open, they will produce enough chips to meet the U.S. annual demand, 600,000 wafers per year, according to Ronnie Chatterji, National Economic Council acting deputy director for industrial policy who oversees CHIPS implementation.
"It's the foundation of our personal electronics, and also the future of quantum computing and AI," Chatterji said. "At scale, these two [factories] could meet the entire U.S. demand for U.S. chips when they're completed. That's the definition of supply chain resilience. We won't have to rely on anyone else to make the chips we need."
"The passage of the CHIPS and Science Act was absolutely critical in providing the long term certainty for companies like TSMC to expand their footprint and expand their commitment to the United States," said Brian Deese, director of the National Economic Council.
The goal of the legislation was to spur private investment in chip manufacturing. CEOs from companies who will benefit from U.S. chip production, like Apple CEO Tim Cook, Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, will also be in attendance.
"Whether it's in electric vehicles or consumer electronics, CEOs of major companies are making decisions about their plans 18 to 24 months forward," Deese said. "The build out in the United States gives them more confidence to operate as well."
Biden is visiting the first plant in Phoenix which is expected to begin producing chips by 2024. It was initially slated to produce 5 nanometer chips, but now will create 4 nanometer chips. The second plant will open in 2026 and produce 3 nanometer chips, the most cutting-edge chips currently available.
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Mapping Democracy Fellowship
2022 ACLU of Georgia Fellowship
2022 Racial Equity Grants
Reflection Essay
Publish Date:October 2016
Joseph Quisol
2016 John Lewis Fellowship
I began this fellowship by sharing an item of significance: my guitar. When strumming those six strings, I connect with the timeless human tradition of music, but at the same time, with historical tragedy. As I play my Spanish guitar, I'm reminded of empire, conquest, and the colonial brutality exacted on both the Philippines and Puerto Rico where I trace my family roots. But I'm also reminded that music heals.
With each song I make the choice to remember; to memorialize my experience intangibly as sound which I then share with others.
Music is my form of personal healing as songwriting requires complete vulnerability with myself and the listener. Lyrics cannot be unwritten and a melody cannot be unheard, so with each song I make the choice to remember; to memorialize my experience intangibly as sound which I then share with others. Much like a tattoo, my songs remind meofwhoIwasandwhatIfelteachtimeI play them. Like tattoos, my songs are intentional, beautiful scars that remind me of how far I've come.
So as I journeyed across the South from Charlotte, North Carolina to Atlanta, Georgia, I dreamt up ways to leverage the power of music as an agent of social healing and social justice. I thought of starting a nonprofit music studio or record label or after-school program or pop-up concert and lecture series…or all of the above. I just wanted to use music to empower young people to raise their voices and advocate for their communities. And while this goal remains, Humanity in Action and the John Lewis Fellowship showed me the value of sankofa, which I will keep at the core of my work moving forward.
Our professors breathed life into history
From conversations with civil rights heroes and scholars such as Dr. Roselyn Pope and Dr. Jacqueline A. Rouse to recounting the stories of the very streets upon which we walked with Nasir Muhammad, this fellowship was saturated in the spirit of sankofa. We looked back to look forward. Our professors breathed life into the history and doing so helped me realize my position in a lineage of activists, revolutionaries, and my own ancestors. I found strength in knowing the hard-fought battles and sacrifices made by those who came before me and I gained wisdom from the intergenerational exchange that took place consistently throughout the program. Indeed, I learned to honor the knowledge and wisdom of my elders and I hope to revive the tradition of seeking their counsel in my work moving forward.
But sankofa was especially formative for me personally as I wasn't taught the history of my people. In fact, I felt uncomfortable saying "my people" until now since my double- minority, Lat-Asian, raised in the South background made me feel like a misunderstood other. Outside of the black- white racial binary of the South, I felt like I had no history to call my own. However, I learned to seek out the untold stories of my ancestors and be empowered by that knowledge as we discussed the unsung heroes of the civil rights movement.
I know how disempowering it is for the people who look like you to be omitted from the history books.
We learned of Fannie Lou Hamer, Angela Davis, Sonia Sanchez, Coretta Scott King, and many other women whose contributions have been underappreciated due to their sex. We learned of Norris Herndon and Bayard Rustin whose stories have largely been erased due to their sexual orientation. Stories like these were deemed uncomfortable or inconvenient, yet uplifting these stories gave me a fuller, more complex picture of our past and prompted me to reclaim my own history and my own national heroes. Heroes like Don Pedro Albizu Campos, a Puerto Rican attorney and politician, and the leading figure in the Puerto Rican independence movement. Heroes like José Rizal, a Filipino nationalist and writer whose works inspired an anti-colonial rebellion and was among the first to articulate the goals of Philippine independence.
Even the renewed urge to know my own family's history stems from my experience of sankofa here in Atlanta. I will leave here asking more questions about what it was like for my grandparents to immigrate to the United States. I will seek to understand my own genetic makeup and recover the stories of people movement encoded in my own DNA. But I will also help others experience the power of knowing their history. I know how disempowering it is for the people who look like you to be omitted from the history books. That's why I was so inspired by the joint effort of Asian American and Latino leaders in Atlanta to uplift those untold stories through the interactive timeline that Ms. Helen Ho shared.
As I leave Atlanta, I walk away with a new awareness of my identity as a scholar, activist, and artist.
"So until America loves truth," as Dr. Daniel Black said, "I'm going to write it." I will write truth into my music. I will tell my story and my people's story and I will encourage others to do the same. I will get my five friends and create the space for people to record their piece in our collective timeline. I'll get my five friends and together we will walk the streets of our city and remember the names and the places where history was made so that we might understand that the baton is now in our hands.
Now as I leave Atlanta, I walk away with a new awareness of my identity as a scholar, activist, and artist. I am empowered by the knowledge of those who came before me and now I seek to empower others so that together, we might achieve a more equitable world.
This essay was written as part of the
2016 John Lewis Fellows' Reflective Essays
Email: usa@humanityinaction.org


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Take Me To The River Hits All Of The Right Notes At All Of The Right Times
Courtesy: Shout! Factory
Music, it is often said, is the universal language. It is a language that bridges cultures and transcends generations. Even with audiences' varying tastes music still does more to bring together the world's people than any politician could ever do. That includes not just American politicians but politicians in general. That has been proven time and again throughout the music industry's rich history. It has helped make some of America's best moments even better. It has also helped the country get through some of its most trying times. That ability to get America through its best and worst times shows its immense power. In 2014 director Martin Shore presented audiences with just one example of that power in the documentary Take Me To The River. The roughly hour and a half documentary follows the collaboration of a number of legendary Memphis musicians and modern artists in the creation of a new album that resurrects the songs of said legends. While that presentation lies at the heart of the documentary it is just one aspect of the program's story. There is far more to the documentary than that process. And thanks to Shout! Factory, audiences will get to see just how much more there is to the story when Take Me To The River will finally be released in stores and online next week. That story is just one part of what makes the documentary worth the watch, too. The music that audiences get to hear throughout the course of the documentary is just as important to the program as its multi-faceted main presentation. Rounding out the documentary's presentation is its bonus interviews and recording session featuring the recording of 'Be Like Me' with The Bar-Kays and rap duo 8Ball and MJG. Each element plays its own important role in the whole of Take Me To The River. Altogether, they make it a documentary that even not being new per se, still hits all the right notes at all the right times from beginning to end even almost two years after its original debut.
Nearly two years after its theatrical debut, director Martin Shore's music documentary Take Me To The River is finally coming home. Why it took so long for it to finally be released on DVD and Blu-ray is anybody's guess. Regardless of why it took so long, it can still be said that it is a welcome "new" release for music lovers even if audiences were not lucky enough to see it in its original theatrical release. This is proven primarily through the program's multi-faceted main story. At the heart of that story is the recording process for an album that was meant to celebrate the relationship between some of Memphis' most legendary performers and the artists who were influenced by those legends. Audiences will be interested to see the broad spectrum of acts that were influenced by the Memphis music scene of days gone by. On a related note, the respect shared between the two groups exhibited in the recording process is just as impressive. Of course that portion of the program's main story is just one part of its whole. Along with that story Shore also presents the story of Stax Record, which was based in Memphis and its role in not just the Memphis music scene but in the nation's history in whole. That story is the real story. Viewers learn about the founding of Stax and how its founding was influenced by the racial tensions of the day. Despite said tensions, it became a refuge of sorts; a place where artists white and black alike could record their music together. And as is revealed in the extended interview with Snoop Dogg and William Bell, it was much more than that. It played just as much of a role in the music industry at the time as it did in the nation's culture and history. There is even a lesson on the artists that made Stax so great then and still does today as the recording process for the album proceeds. Audiences get to learn about William Bell, Bobby "Blue" Bland, Booker T, Charlie Musselwhite, and a number of other legends of the Memphis music scene. The combined music history lessons and recording documentary that are presented within the main presentation of Take Me To The River show clearly together why the program's central story is key to its overall presentation.
The multi-faceted story that lies at the center of Take Me To The River shows in itself quite clearly how this documentary hits all the right notes at all the right times. Of course it is just one element within the program's presentation that proves this argument. The songs that are featured throughout the recording process are just as important to note as the story of the process of their recording. The songs–twelve in all–are classic pieces that have been re-worked with a modern touch. One of the best of the featured songs is 'Ain't No Sunshine.' The song featured Memphis legend Bobby "Blue" Bland teaming up with rapper Yo Gotti for a piece that is one of the recording's best numbers. Bland's gentle chorus works with Yo Gotti's verses and the song's solid, infectious hip-hop style backbeat to make it a song that gives the classic tune a welcome update. 'Wish I Had Answered' is another great number. Audiences will find themselves tapping their feet in time as legendary singer Mavis Staples and North Mississippi All Stars work their magic in this bluesy/gospel hybrid. 'If I Should Have Bad Luck' is another impressive and enjoyable song that audiences get to see come to life. Charlie Musselwhite's vocal delivery and harmonica work are the song's magic elements. It's just one more example of how the songs featured in the documentary make it more enjoyable in whole. It's not the last example of the song's importance to the documentary either. Any of the recording's dozen tracks could just as easily be cited as examples of what makes th songs their own important element of the documentary. The songs, when coupled with the documentary's central story, make even clearer why Take Me To The River hits all the right notes. They still are only a portion of what makes the program such a worthwhile watch. The bonus interviews that are included with the program give it even more interest.
The story at the center of Take Me To The River and the program's featured songs are both equally important elements in its success. That is because together they tell a deep and engaging story that any music history buff will enjoy. For all of the importance of the program's story and its featured songs those elements are but a portion of what makes it worth the watch. The bonus interviews that are included with the presentation round out the documentary. Audiences will be interested to learn how Al Bell came to write the hit song 'I'll Take You There.' Even as Mr. Bell doesn't allow himself to become choked up in telling the story, the same cant' be said of audiences. That is especially the case as he notes that he "didn't write the song, but that it wrote through him." He explains in full depth to narrator/interviewer Terrance Howard (Hustle & Flow, Iron Man, Red Tails) how the violence of the era played a direct role in the song's creation. That is the extent of what will be told here so as to not ruin the story for others. Needless to say th full story is truly moving and enlightening. On a related note, the interview with Snoop Dogg and William Bell is just as interesting. The pair's discussion runs th gamut from the serious to the silly throughout. One of the most interesting discussions shared in this interview is the comparison of Stax Records to Motown. Snoop, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, and Bell discuss how Motown wrote songs more for the masses while acts signed to Stax made music more for the people so to speak. They weren't trying to make money in other words. They just wanted to get their songs out there and share the struggles that everyone felt through their songs. Snoop Dogg's affirmation of the importance of Stax both to itself and the culture in which it was founded and to the modern hip-hop industry is believable. He really sounds serious about its importance. At a later point in the interview, Bell and Broadus change gears and start talking about DJs and Soul Train of all things. It was completely off th topic. But it was also so natural in the bigger picture of things. And it is hardly the last of th discussions shared between th pair in its interview. There is far more for audiences to take in here. And audiences that purchase the program for themselves will discover just how entertaining and informative those other noted topics are. They will also agree in discovering this that the bonus interviews included alongside the central story of Take Me To The River and its featured songs round out the presentation, making it a presentation in whole that once again hits all the right notes at all of the right times.
Shout! Factory's new home release of Take Me To The River is a presentation that hits all of the right notes at all of the right times. This is the case even with the documentary having originally debuted in theaters nearly two years ago. That is thanks in large part to its multi-faceted story. The program's featured songs present their own interesting music history lesson. That lesson and the lesson taught in the program's central story double up to show clearly why Take Me To The River hits all of the right notes at the right times. The bonus interviews included as part of the documentary's home release round out the program. The background and bonus information that thy share rounds out the program and shows once and for all that while this documentary may not be new per se, it is still a piece that hits all of the right notes at all of the right times. Take Me To The River will be available next Tuesday, February 5th in stores and online. It can be re-ordered online now direct via Shout! Factory's online store at https://www.shoutfactory.com/film/documentary/take-me-to-the-river. More information on this and other titles from Shout! Factory is available online now at:
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Motown 25 Is A Musical Diamond In The Rough
Courtesy: StarVista Entertainment/Time Life Entertainment
Television in America possesses a rich history in its modern era. The moon landing, JFK's assassination, The Korean and Vietnam wars, presidential elections, 9/11 and so many other events fill the history of television in its modern era. While it would seem that many of the most important events broadcast on television in its modern history are memorable because they are tragic, there are positive events recorded in television's modern history, too. Some of the most memorable of those more positive events are concerts that have brought people together from all walks of life. Live Aid, The Concert For New York, and the Beatles' first ever live performance on American television each make the list of television's top live broadcast draws. Next Tuesday, September 30th, Time Life Entertainment and StarVista Entertainment will add another concert to that list of television's greatest live concerts when they release Motown 25: Yesterday–Today–Forever. Motown 25: Yesterday–Today–Forever was originally broadcast on NBC on May 16th, 1983. This new three-disc DVD presentation marks the first time since its original VHS release in 1983 that the concert has seen the light of day. Being that this is the first time in just over three decades that it has been released to the public, this edition of Motown 25: Yesterday– Today.-Forever is well worth the price and the watch. The central reason for that is the sheer magnitude of material included in the overall presentation. Audiences don't just get the original broadcast. They get to hear from the concert's original heads and some of the artists that performed on that night. Audiences also get a brief yet still insightful history on the famed "Hitsville USA" as a bonus. Another reason that audiences will enjoy this recording is the overall audio and video mix. The painstaking efforts undertaken by those charged with restoring the concert's footage paid off in spades. Both the audio and video presented here sound and look just as good as the concert's original broadcast if not better. Completing the set is its companion booklet. The booklet includes a brief yet thorough history on the concert and its lasting impact by author Nelson George and Motown 25 EP Suzanne De Passe. Also included in the companion booklet is a complete guide to the concert's lineup and bonus material along with full credits listing those behind the show. The booklet is the final touch to a package that any old school r&b fan and lover of music and music history will appreciate.
Motown 25: Yesterday–Today–Forever is one of the most enjoyable live recorded concerts in the modern history of television. As enjoyable as it proves to be even today, it sadly is not one that most people think of when they think of major broadcast concerts. That view will hopefully change though, after watching this presentation. The amount of material included in this three-disc set alone is more than enough reason for viewers to change their view of Motown 25: Yesterday–Today–Forever. That vast amount of material includes not just the original concert recording, but a number of bonuses to go along with it. Those bonuses include roundtable interviews with both the show's heads and some of the performers, a brief but still thorough history of Hitsville, USA, and even an in-depth look at the very creation of the concert from pre-production to the finished product. Audiences will be moved to hear the emotion as the show's heads discuss their favorite memories from the concert. There are plenty of laughs along the way. And there are some tears, too. The history lesson on Hitsville, USA is especially enjoyable for those that might not be so familiar with the history of the label that started it all for so many legends. And the insight into the concert's creation will interest anyone with any interest in television production. Collectively, those bonuses along with the concert itself more than make Motown 25: Yesterday–Today–Forever worth the watch whether one is a lover of old school lover of r&B, a music lover in general or even an individual with a love for music history. And it is just part of what makes the collection worth the watch, too. There is far more worth nothing that audiences will appreciate and enjoy just as much. Another aspect worth noting is the overall quality of the concert's footage (I.E. its audio and video mix).
The vast amount of material that makes up the body of Motown 25 is by itself more than enough reason for every lover of music. It is just one part of the whole that makes the viewing experience a joy for audiences within this presentation. The presentation's collective audio and video mix adds to the presentation's enjoyment. StarVista Entertainment and Time Life Entertainment included a disclaimer before Motown 25's central concert presentation begins stating the footage may have some minor discrepancies at various points throughout the concert. But audiences will see that if there are any such discrepancies, they are too minute to see with the naked eye. Those charged with restoring the footage for its presentation in this set are to be commended for their painstaking efforts as they paid off in spades. That applies both to the audio and video mix. Every note comes through crystal clear as does every single camera shot. Again, kudos go out to those responsible for bringing the footage back to life as it most definitely looks and sounds as good as it must have in its original broadcast.
The work that went into restoring the footage from the Motown 25 concert and the amount of material included in the new upcoming box set collectively makes it such an enjoyable experience for anyone that has any love for the classics and for music history in general. As enjoyable as they make the experience together, the people at Star Vista and Time Life didn't stop there. They also included a companion booklet with the set that adds even more depth to the presentation. The companion booklet included with this three-disc set features its own look back at the Motown 25 concert from the show's EP, Suzanne De Passe as well as one from author Nelson George, who wrote The Hippest Trip in America: Soul Train and the Evolution of Dance and Style. Their shared insights offer a look at the concert that echoes the sentiments shared in the round table discussions that were included as bonus features. Along with the additional insight and background on the concert, the set's companion booklet also includes a complete song-by-song guide to the concert and bonus features. And closing it out is a full listing of the names of those responsible for both the original concert and its re-working for its presentation here. It finishes off a set that is arguably one more of this year's best new archived live recordings.
Motown 25: Yesterday–Today–Forever is a diamond in the rough. With its full concert experience, bonus interviews and retrospective roundtable discussions, it offers audiences a concert experience unlike most others released so far this year. The painstaking efforts on the part of those charged with re-mastering the concert's original footage make the concert even more enjoyable for audiences. And the bonus booklet added as a companion to the concert adds even more depth and insight to the show and its importance to the history of both r&b and the music world in whole. All three factors together make Motown 25: Yesterday–Today–Forever one of this year's best new archived live recordings and one that every lover of music will enjoy. It will be available next Tuesday, September 30th and can be ordered online via Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/Motown-25-Yesterday-Today-Forever/dp/B00L9OPA56/ref=sr_1_1?s=movies-tv&ie=UTF8&qid=1411671053&sr=1-1&keywords=motown+25th+anniversary+television+special. A special limited edition six-disc set and an expanded limited edition six-DVD/eight-CD set online via the Time Life online store at http://timelife.com/products/motown-25-yesterday-today-forever. More information on these and other releases from Time Life and StarVista is available online at
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Bay Area cities and counties falling dramatically short of affordable housing goals
by Kiley Russell, Bay City News Foundation August 27, 2021 August 31, 2021
Brookfield Residential construction site in Dublin, Calif., on Aug. 17, 2021. (Harika Maddala/ Bay City News)
The Bay Area's regional planning agency is in the midst of setting housing goals for the better part of the next 10 years while data shows cities and counties continue to fall dramatically short when it comes to building affordable housing.
Every eight years, the Association of Bay Area Governments is required by state law to determine exactly how much new housing every local jurisdiction must plan for.
That determination, dubbed the Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA), identifies the exact number of units needed to house people earning very-low-, low-, moderate- and above-moderate-incomes.
However, five years of housing permit data for the current planning cycle – which ends in 2023 – shows that no city or county was even close to meeting its affordable housing goals.
"The biggest takeaway (from the data) is that no jurisdictions have met their very-low or low-income allocations, and many of them have surpassed their total allocations," said Shajuti Hossain, a staff attorney working on regional housing issues at Public Advocates, a nonprofit law firm focused on poverty and race.
For example, from 2015 to 2019 – the first five years of the current cycle – Dublin issued 164 percent of its total housing permits goal, but that's mostly because it issued 589 percent of its goal for above-moderate-income permits.
During that same period, Dublin, known for being one of the fastest growing places in the state, issued just 3.27 percent of its permit goal for very-low-income housing, 8.74 percent of its goal for low-income and 9.18 percent of its moderate-income goal.
"A lot of jurisdictions will say 'We're meeting all of our RHNA allocations, why are you worried about us?' but they're only looking at their above-moderate totals," Hossain said.
Over those same five years, the Bay Area as a region fared only slightly better, with cities and counties combining to issue just 15 percent of building permits needed to meet the Bay Area's very-low-income housing goals and 25 percent of its low-income goals, according to ABAG data.
"Unfortunately, because of systemic racism, if there's not affordable housing in a particular city then people who are disproportionately black, Latinx and people of color can't afford to live there," Hossain said. "Our region is more segregated today than it was in the 1970s."
"(The data) is telling us that the status quo is not working and that's unacceptable," Hossain said.
A biker takes a detour near the Brookfield Residential construction site on Scarlett Drive in Dublin, Calif., on Aug. 17, 2021. (Harika Maddala/ Bay City News)
State law, however, doesn't require local jurisdictions to actually build affordable units – it simply requires them to plan for affordable housing by updating the "housing element" within their general plans, the blueprint by which cities and counties plot out development patterns by 10-year increments.
Also, building any sort of housing in the Bay Area is painfully expensive so most affordable housing projects need large government or philanthropic grants that typically require substantial local matching funds to get approved.
Hossain, however, says she's hopeful that the next RHNA cycle will see a greater percentage of affordable units come to fruition.
Part of her optimism stems from the fact that a new state law requires the RHNA's housing goals to "affirmatively further fair housing" and address racial segregation and its impacts.
"I'm very hopeful that the Bay Area will now take this opportunity to live up to its reputation of being inclusive and prosperous for all," she said.
Still, many local leaders say it's a daunting task to build affordable housing with the limited availability of open land and without some kind of regular funding source even as the proposed affordable housing goals for the next planning cycle are substantially larger than what they've been in the past.
For example, the current combined goal for low- and very-low-income housing permits in the Bay Area is 75,620, while the proposed goal for both in the next cycle is 180,332.
There's going to be some "real challenges" facing local jurisdictions trying to meet those numbers at the planning level and then to actually produce those units, said Jeff Levin, policy director for East Bay Housing Organizations, a nonprofit affordable housing advocacy coalition.
"We've been pushing for cities and counties to look for more local funding sources and we support housing bonds like A1 in Alameda County," Levin said.
To help bridge the funding gap, some cities have looked to things like increasing the real estate transfer tax, creating a business tax for rental housing, requiring developers to build affordable housing as a condition of project approvals and charging developer fees that go into an affordable housing trust fund, Levin said.
Also, the Bay Area is home to the state's first regional affordable housing financing authority, which launched two years ago with the goal of increasing funds for projects via bond measures, parcel taxes and other financing mechanism, he said.
While the COVID-19 pandemic delayed plans to put the first regional housing bond on the ballot in all nine Bay Area Counties, the agency hopes to do so in the near future, according to its website.
As for the availability of buildable land, Levin said that presents its own set of challenges.
"A lot of cities are going to pushed into doing higher density than hey have before," he said. "We've got our work cut out for us."
ABAG is expected to approve the new housing goals sometime in late 2021.
Tagged: ABAG, affordable housing, Association of Bay Area Governments, Bay Area regional planning agency, Dublin, housing goals, Public Advocates, RHNA


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Darryl Dawkins
Sport: NBA
Team: Detriot Pistons
Darryl Dawkins (born Orlando, FL) is a retired professional basketball player, most noted for his days with the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Nets, although he also played briefly for the Detroit Pistons and Utah Jazz late in his career. He was nicknamed "Chocolate Thunder" for his powerful dunks.
Dawkins averaged double figures in scoring nine times in his 14 years in the NBA, often ranking among the league leaders in field-goal percentage. He also played in the NBA Finals three times as a member of the Philadelphia 76ers in the late 1970s and early 1980s. On the flip side, Dawkins set an NBA record for fouls in a season (386), and he never quite lived up to the expectations that had been heaped upon him when he was drafted out of high school.
In a game against the Kansas City Kings in November 1979, Dawkins threw down such a massive dunk that the backboard shattered into tiny shards. Three weeks later he did it again. A few days after that the NBA ruled that breaking a backboard was an offense that would result in a fine and suspension. Dawkins named the backboard-breaking dunk, "The Chocolate-Thunder-Flying, Robinzine-Crying, Teeth-Shaking, Glass-Breaking, Rump-Roasting, Bun-Toasting, Wham-Bam, Glass-Breaker-I-Am-Jam." He named other dunks as well: the Rim Wrecker, the Go-Rilla, the Look Out Below, the In-Your-Face Disgrace, the Cover Your Head, the Yo-Mama, and the Spine-Chiller Supreme. The 76ers also kept a separate column on the stat sheet for Dawkins's self-created nicknames: "Sir Slam," "Dr. Dunkenstein" and "Chocolate Thunder."


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Jean Henri Couget est un homme politique français né à Luz (Hautes-Pyrénées) le  et mort à Pau le .

Juge au tribunal de district de Lourdes, il est députés des Hautes-Pyrénées de 1791 à 1792, siégeant dans la majorité.

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Watch Jennifer Garner's Impressive Choreography as She Dances to Grease's 'We Go Together'
By Odette Odendaal
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Jennifer Garner has no shortage of experiences amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. From tears shed to jumps of joy, the actress is grateful that she can feel passionate about life.
Spending time during lockdown in isolation amid the novel coronavirus pandemic can be challenging, but Jennifer Garner keeps her eye on the silver linings.
Just before Los Angeles went into lockdown, Garner had split from her boyfriend John Miller. The actress had her three children Violet, Seraphina, and Samuel, with her at home, and they had plenty to keep them busy.
Jennifer Garner attends the 90th Annual Academy Awards on March 4, 2018, in Hollywood, California. | Source: Getty Images.
TEARS OF PASSION
Most recently, Garner and her kids finished binge-watching "The Office," and she took to social media with a recording of her reaction to the end of the series.
The video showed Garner crying her heart out in slow motion, and she added a tear-free narration that explained that she and the kids had just finished watching the television series after months of dedication.
Coming to terms with the end of "The Office" turned out to be harder than she expected, as the actress said:
"We finished it. And guess what? It gave me some pretty big feelings. But it's just nice to know you can still feel so much passion about something, right?"
THE BREAKUP
Spending quality time with her children shared with ex-husband Ben Affleck means the world to Garner, who finds herself single again.
Garner and John Miller broke up before Los Angeles went into lockdown after less than two years of dating, but the flame might re-spark sometime in the future, as a source close to them reportedly said:
"Jen and John remain on friendly terms so there's a possibility that they could rekindle their relationship in the future, but right now it's over."
JUMPING WITH JOY
In another recent share, Garner treated her followers to a short and joyful clip she recorded dancing with her close friend, Tiler Peck.
Peck is a principal dancer for the New York City Ballet, and since they are not back to performing yet, she could spend time with Garner. To celebrate the occasion, the pair put together an adorable dance routine to the song "We Go Together" that featured in the iconic film "Grease."
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ALSO ON GOOD TERMS WITH HER EX BEN
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner announced their separation back in 2015 with a joint statement, but it took another three years for their divorce to become final.
The pair split with joint custody of their three beautiful kids, and they are reportedly on very good terms with each other. According to reports earlier this year, Affleck named the crumbling of his marriage as his biggest regret in life.
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