Guts seems to be showing his beherit and we see more of elder mages! I'm glad Ged is not the only one, that only makes Skellig even more formidable in my mind. Its seriously a magic stronghold. Looks like Guts reveals something about Griffith, I wonder what? Could this be the time he tells them he was an original band of the hawk member?
Looks like Guts reveals something about Griffith, I wonder what? Could this be the time he tells them he was an original band of the hawk member?
Well, we won't know for sure until we see the whole thing. He may simply be vaguely talking about his past while thinking of Griffith, without giving away too many details. One way or another I'm hyped, and that's rare for me.
Could this be the time he tells them he was an original band of the hawk member?
It comes faster than I expected.
And Isidro's face when he realises his original inspiration; the 100-man slayer was actually Guts. Should be an epic moment for sure.
Dat Casca face. To think that it could be one of the last times we'll see her acting all goofy. There's something very bittersweet about that. I'm awaiting Casca's return to form with baited breath, but I can't help but feel that I'm going to miss her funny antics. Tragic as her condition is, I do also find her strangely adorable.
Doesn't look like Cucca and company were expecting them to bring in a Beherit. But it does look like Guts might be about to spill the beans to everyone present about a number of things he prefers to be quiet about.
Nice to see the gang being treated to a hot meal. Always enjoyed those rare and (relatively) peaceful moments, though it seems like there might be a bit of tension in the air this time. Can't help but notice that Azan is being left out though. Come on, guy, take off the damn helmet already!
Finally, I'm impressed by the design of the elders. A lot of artists tend to get lazy when they go about drawing these wizardy kind of old men and make them all clones of each other, but Miura's given each of them a distinctive look. Though is there some reason why they all have those odd black eyes like what Daiba sports, or is that just a stylistic choice?
The one with the large nose is throwing me off a bit. Its incredibly caricatured by Berserk standards. That guy would be freakish in real life. But that could be intentional.
As people have discussed this seems to be the moment Guts crew finally get to hear his past and the reasons behind his quest. What a huge moment this is going to be!
Eh, it could all just be a sign of their advanced age. These people are ancient, with more years to their lives than any human could ever hope to achieve through normal means, so some unusual looks are probably to be expected. I'm likely giving it more thought than it really deserves.
I like the gurus' designs, as well as the room in which they eat. Great little scene. One thing worth noting is that there's four of them in total apparently. Also of note: while Cucca and the others are present at the meeting, Molda appears not to be. I also found it neat that we got a shot of the beherit from the back, something we rarely see.
I'm glad Ged is not the only one, that only makes Skellig even more formidable in my mind. Its seriously a magic stronghold.
I know what you're trying to say, but I wouldn't call that village a stronghold.
Though is there some reason why they all have those odd black eyes like what Daiba sports, or is that just a stylistic choice?
Only one of them is shown as having dark, beady eyes. And it seems clear that it's a stylistic choice to me.
By Berserk standards, you mean as opposed to Mozgus? Also, keep in mind that these guys are likely very very old and that their astral selves may have a strong influence on their corporeal selves. That could explain these features.
I think you guys are jumping the gun a bit. Guts might just be speaking in broad terms here to either ask what they know about the state of the world and the Falcon of Light, or recount what he does know, but without necessarily going into his life story.
Copy in hand! Now, to go home and read it.
Nice! Please give us a short summary if you can.
Holy hell, so excited! While I love crazy fights in this series, these are the ones I get truly excited for.
I can't wait to see them talk about the behelit and what they have to say about Griffith.
Oh man, the anticipation is killing me; not quite episode 303 bad, but the things we might learn in this episode...Can't wait!
Yeah that's what I was getting at with the "could be intentional" Sorry, was at work and couldn't say as much as I wanted to. It could be that years in the astral world or use of magic has warped their physical bodies. Gedflynn had quite an odd shape as well. Their age is also pretty interesting because Flora was old enough to have known SkullKnight in his human days and didn't look much older than 60 by remaining within the spirit tree's astral pocket. This council presumably has experienced the same life extension in Elfhelm. If they still look this ancient, we may be dealing with some characters who have lived incredibly long lives. Hopefully they have a deeper understanding of the Godhand compared to Flora, but that might not be the case which would mean Guts is the one schooling them on the behelit's function. That would be a shame, it would be nice to have some more characters who can help Guts in otherworldly affairs.
Hopefully they have a deeper understanding of the Godhand compared to Flora, but that might not be the case which would mean Guts is the one schooling them on the Beherit's function.
We're in agreement on your post in general, but I can't believe Guts will be teaching those gurus what a beherit is.
I can't believe Guts will be teaching those gurus what a beherit is.
You're right. I was misremembering Guts' conversation with Flora. I thought she only knew it was used to commune with the Godhand, and that it's tied to fate, not the sacrificial mechanics. But it's clear she understands everything about it and is just intentionally avoiding mentioning the horror of it. Damn, I was hoping if Guts needed to explain the requirements of a sacrifice it would be the perfect segue into his own history with Griffith.
We're in agrement on your post in general, but I can't believe Guts will be teaching those gurus what a beherit is.
I'm not sure that's probable at all. I wouldn't underestimate these guys if I were you.
As for the Skull Knight... I don't understand your last sentence but for all we know, they might know more about him than Guts does.
Okay. I REALLY have to go to bed, because it's late in Japan and I just got settled in. I'm really sorry guys. BUT I will give a quick overview of the first half.
We enter the home of the gurus, much to the awe of Guts and co. Isidro remarks how huge the places is. We are introduced to a few new faces here. The other gurus are busy playing chess, and not paying attention to their visitors. The red-nosed guru turns to someone and says "Hey, Danan-chan, is lunch ready yet?" while the others are still arguing about their chess match. Danan is introduced as a young, blonde witch with round balls in her hair, and flowers crowning her hat. She scolds him for just eating, but the red-nosed guru doesn't seem to recall doing so... old person jokes aplenty.
Isidro interrupts in his usual brash manner asking if this is where the village geriatrics meet, only to be quickly reprimanded by Cucca. She formally introduced these wizened grand sages.
Danan is introduced as kind of the at-home help, and she, of course, welcomes Puck back after a long voyage. She bids them take off their shoes, as she is about to make some tea.
At this time more witches from outside are peering in, clearly interested in the visitors. The group recounts some of their adventures with trolls and the like. The young witches seems shocked and impressed! Not Morda though. She is chilling off camera, as it were, reclining in a chair and being her usual smarmy self.
We cut to Ged who is talking to Guts. He says something like "According to 'The Blast of the Astral World,' the world brought about the Falcon of Light's is certainly the world of myth and legends that has been passed down from stories."
Guts: "That story. I want you to tell me the details."
A long, complicated explanation transpires that my tired brain refuses to translate or summarize right now. Something about the trees that connect the world, Griffith's objective, and the connection with the Beherit.
More Berserk next month. Oh, and a pretty huge double-sided poster of the manga/anime.
Thanks for going through the trouble man. Sleep well!
I'm really curious to know more about the trees, what Griffith did and what his objective may be. I'm sure we'll know more soon.


PARIS--Talk of the ghost of Vietnam, the possible disintegration of NATO, waning public support and an ever expanding theater of war has the international press asking the question as to whether the war in Afghanistan can ever be won, and what actually, winning would mean.
Many argue that the situation is only getting worse in a place that has never shown mercy on invaders.
Afghanistan, now dubbed the 'black hole', is looking less like a victory over 'hearts and minds' and more like a very expensive failure for everyone involved.
"Spoken or unspoken, behind the debate lurks the shade of Vietnam.
"The stakes are now huge – so huge that the President barely mentioned Afghanistan in his address to the United Nations General Assembly yesterday. If Washington is perceived as opposing a further troop build-up, or leaning towards a reduction, then other countries in the coalition, where the eight-year-long war is even more unpopular than here, will rush for the exits.
"Essentially the choice, in strategic jargon, is between counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency. The latter, implying a broad war against the Taliban to prevent it returning to power, seems to be what General McChrystal has in mind, and has long been backed by Mrs Clinton.
"The Vice-President, on the other hand, wants a narrower focus on al-Qa'ida itself, both in Afghanistan and Pakistan, where security forces have scored some important recent successes against the terrorist organization and its Taliban allies. Under this approach, the US would require fewer forces in the field.
"Instead of trying to protect the general population from the Taliban and operating a 'hearts and minds' policy to win over civilian support, it would concentrate on targeted strikes on al-Qa'ida operatives, relying on unmanned drones, missile attacks and the special forces where General McChrystal is an expert. Simultaneously the training of Afghan government forces would be speeded up.
"A third faction advocates a compromise, either scaling back the requested troop increase, or even starting to reverse it, while at the same time ensuring that the country does not collapse into chaos.
"As Republicans constantly remind him (Robert Gates), for the US to wind down its commitment would send a message of weakness and inconsistency to friends and foes alike. But to press on with a long, inconclusive war in a distant corner of Asia carries well-known and equal perils.
"America's war in Afghanistan is approaching a tipping point, with doubts about President Barack Obama's strategy growing.
"Let's be clear: America's Afghan war is not winnable, even though Obama has redefined American goals from defeating the Taliban to preventing Al-Qaeda from using Afghanistan as a base to launch attacks on the United States.
"Rather than seeking to defeat the Taliban, the United States has encouraged the Pakistani, Afghan, and Saudi intelligence services to hold proxy negotiations with the Taliban's top leadership, holed up in the Pakistani city of Quetta.
"The US is fighting the wrong war. After America's invasion drove Al-Qaeda's leaders from Afghanistan, Pakistan emerged as the main base and sanctuary for transnational terrorists. Support and sustenance for the Taliban and many other Afghan militants also come from inside Pakistan. Despite this, Obama is pursuing a military surge in Afghanistan but an aid surge to Pakistan, which is now the single largest recipient of US assistance in the world.
"To defeat Al-Qaeda, Washington doesn't need a troop buildup – certainly not in Afghanistan.
"Had Obama's goal been to rout the Taliban, a further military surge may have made sense, because a resurgent Taliban can be defeated only through major ground operations, not by air strikes and covert action alone. But if the Obama administration's principal war target is not the Taliban but Al-Qaeda remnants, why use a troop-intensive strategy based on protecting population centers to win grassroots support?
"Gradually drawing down US troop levels makes more sense, because what unites the disparate elements of the Taliban syndicate is a common opposition to a foreign military presence.
"In fact, the most likely outcome of any Afghan power struggle triggered by an American withdrawal would be to formalize the present de facto partition of Afghanistan along ethnic lines – the direction in which Iraq, too, is headed.
"As in Iraq, an American withdrawal would potentially unleash forces of Balkanization. That may sound disturbing, but it is probably an unstoppable consequence of the initial US invasion.
"This next chapter in the war, many experts believe, will be its hottest time to date.
"The Pentagon's rationale for the increase is the upward spiral of Taliban violence - but some feel it has as much to do with protecting Pakistan.
"The Obama administration is worried that if Pakistan changes course and becomes inactive, US forces could be trapped along the border - resulting in an horrific casualty rate that would be catastrophic for the White House in the mid-term US elections next year.
"The indications from different Asia Times Online sources are that next summer the battle between the Taliban and NATO forces will no longer be restricted to Afghanistan - it will expand inside Pakistan. The primary reason for this, sources say, is the deployment of coalition forces in Afghan border provinces such as Helmand.
"Neither Afghan nor NATO authorities have any control in the region - and neither does Pakistan. As a result, it is inevitable that in hot pursuit of the Taliban through the area, NATO troops will cross into Pakistan and expand the war.
"In preparation for the anticipated military expansion, the US has revamped its embassy in Islamabad, taken over a five-star hotel in Peshawar, the capital of North-West Frontier Province, and procured other land in Pakistan. The US has also rented 200 bungalows in the capital - a move now under investigation by Pakistan - and increased the operations of controversial US contractors in the country. The US is seemingly intent on directly targeting Taliban and al-Qaeda operatives in Pakistani cities.
"What is now a low-intensity insurgency in Pakistan may develop into a full-scale offensive which sweeps through the country. In this scenario, American resources would be insufficient and the US establishment is actively looking for international help.
"President Barack Obama recently asserted that Afghanistan was not Vietnam, which shows his apprehension that Afghanistan is reviving the nightmarish memories of Vietnam that are seared in the American psyche.
"Obama is increasingly giving the impression of a beleaguered leader, confronted by powerful lobbies determined to sabotage his well-intentioned proposals, whether they include domestic health reforms or his Middle East initiative. But it is Afghanistan that could cripple his administration and tar him for all times.
"Gen Stanley McChrystal, Nato commander in Afghanistan, has already warned that without additional troops, the Afghan war is 'likely to result in failure,' but Obama's fellow liberals are accusing him of damaging their electoral prospects, while Republicans are urging him not to succumb to misplaced public sentiments.
"Will mounting setbacks in Afghanistan and growing opposition within the US convince Obama to cut his losses and withdraw his forces from a land popularly known as the 'graveyard of empires'?
"Nevertheless, any decision to withdraw from Afghanistan without achieving an outright victory — a remote possibility — or even a contrived exit will not be simple. Within the US, Obama is likely to be savaged by the rightwing conservatives and evangelists, who have always had reservations about him, while America's standing would be further damaged.
"Moreover, a US withdrawal from Afghanistan would leave it with little justification for its growing presence in Central Asia where it has been establishing military bases and other facilities.
"Nato's ambition to be a global player, operating far beyond its originally envisaged sphere of operations, would be destroyed for the foreseeable future and leave the organisation bereft of any purpose. This would represent a major victory for China and Russia that are seeking to extend their influence deeper in their neighbourhood.
"McChrystal's request is backed by Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Admiral Mike Mullen, but not Gates and possibly not – or not yet – President Barack Obama. This week the request gathered momentum, but there are at least a dozen reasons why it may not be fulfilled.
"The first five relate to differences on the side of the occupation.
"There are differences even within the Pentagon, with the dividing line generally drawn between soldiers and civilians.
"Third, Obama's Democratic Party itself is wavering on the need to continue the fight as US and Afghan civilian casualties mount. And the US public is also increasingly questioning the necessity of the war.
"Another four reasons why tens of thousands more US troops may not be dispatched in the order deemed necessary to neutralise the Taliban insurgency relate to US over-investment already in the occupation.
"There is also political over-investment in Hamid Karzai's government in delivering the goods it is still failing to deliver.
"And tactically, over-investment in last month's election to legitimate Karzai's continued rule is backfiring, as massive fraud works instead to delegitimate his position even more.
"Kabul's record of corruption and ineptitude. Next, US recognition of these ugly realities combined with pressure on Kabul to come clean is rejected as nosy finger-pointing, provoking Karzai to play the nationalist card and flirt with the Taliban.
"Not least, the conduct of US forces generally has alienated the local population, while their link to Karzai has further estranged the people from the occupation.
"After eight years of misdirection from Washington, mismanagement in Kabul and misconduct on the ground, turning everything around in only another 11 months is virtually impossible.
"Post-Bush, the Obama administration has to ride the Afghan tiger after mounting it with a relish. It must soon decide whether to redefine failure and pull out, risking embarrassment and public disdain, or send more troops and redefine victory, staying a little longer only to withdraw all the same, risking more blood and treasure besides widespread opprobrium.
"Mr Obama and his foreign policy circle have begun openly to use language born of the Vietnam disaster, such as "mission creep" and "quagmire". It is a clear sign that the President harbors doubts about a deeper military commitment in Afghanistan.
"Officials emphasize that Mr Obama wants to be cautious about sending more troops into a war that is now in its eighth year, and is thus considering all options — and could yet accede to General McChrystal's demands. The greatest factor in the rethink is the unresolved Afghan election and the prospect of having a central government in Kabul regarded as illegitimate and corrupt.
"While the two pillars - more soldiers and a new strategy - needed to make progress in Afghanistan are clearly laid out in the report, experts and even McChrystal himself are not sure whether they can be implemented by NATO member states where public opinion is growing increasingly weary of the war, now in its eigth year.
"'More and more people feel that it is a never ending story, that this war has been dragging on now for longer than the second world war, that we see too little results and we really don't know why we are there," is how Patrick Keller, Foreign and Security Policy Coordinator at the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, a think tank affiliated with the German Christian Democrats, sums up the shift in the United States.
"What's more, President Obama has a lot of other tough issues to deal with such as the economic crisis, health care reform, Iran's nuclear program and the upcoming climate conference. Still, it will be difficult for him to turn down General McChrystal.
"While the first demand of McChrystal's request - more troops - may be hard to fulfill, his second demand - a new strategy - may prove even harder to implement.
"To win in Afghanistan, argues McChrystal, ISAF troops must eschew their traditional role of combat soldier and switch to that of a counterinsurgency operator who basically lives among the local population and protects it. That, however, as the head of ISAF wrote himself, presents a huge challenge for most troops. "It's going to be very difficult for any other army bar the US, the Brits and perhaps one or two other countries to adopt to this unless we see a real push by the NATO secretary general to turn mentoring of Afghan forces and cooperation with Afghan civilians into a key focus for the alliance," argues Korski.
I think we know what wer're in and how deep it is. What we need is a way out.


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1 ody weight (g) A re,f/f re x f/f f/+ re, f/+ re,f/+ f/f x f/f f/+ cs -/- re, f/f re f/f re, f/f Normal chow Tamoxifen Tamoxifen Tamoxifen W 4W re f/f re, re/ff f/f re f/f re, re/ff f/f Normal chow Tamoxifen chow Supplemental Figure. Generation of knockout mice. (A) reeding of f/f (denoted as f/f) mice with αmh-mm (denoted as re) mice to generate MM/ f/f (denoted as re, f/f) mice. () Protocol for oral administration of tamoxifen in different experimental groups. ardiac function was assessed at and 4 weeks after the completion of tamoxifen treatment. Arrows refer to the time when echocardiography was performed. () Mean body weight and food intake in controls, αmh- MM (represented as re) and f/f (represented as f/f) and αmh-mm/ f/f (represented as cre, f/f) mice treated with normal and tamoxifen chow (n=7- independent experiments). Data are presented as mean ± SEM. P <. versus normal chow.
2 mrna levels.4 -/- cs -/ mrna levels (relative expression) 4 -/- cs -/- Tamoxifen chow Normal chow Adipose rain Kidney Liver Lung Spleen GAPDH Supplemental Figure. expression in the heart and other organs of control and cs -/- mice. (A) mrna levels (as determined by RT-PR) of cardiac samples from control and cs -/- mice after tamoxifen administration at different time points (n=6 independent experiments). () mrna levels in different organs of control and cs -/- mice (n=6 independent experiments). () Western blot analysis of in different organs of control and cs -/- mice 4 weeks after tamoxifen treatment. Data are presented as mean ± SEM. P <..
3 Normal chow Tamoxifen chow αmh-mm, f/f αmh-mm f/f M-mode %EF f/f %FS re re, f/f re re, f/f f/f D LVID-d (mm) 4 Tamoxifen Normal chow E IVS-d Tamoxifen Normal chow f/f Tamoxifen re re, f/f re re, f/f f/f Normal chow Tamoxifen Normal chow Supplemental Figure. ardiac function in three sets of control animals by echocardiographic assessment. (A) representative M-mode images from indicated mice at weeks. EF (), FS (), LVID-d (D), and interventricular septal thickness at enddiastole (IVS-d) (E) (n=- independent experiments). Data are presented as mean ± SEM.
4 Heart weight/tibia length (mg/mm) Lung weight/tibia length (mg/mm) cs -/- cs -/- cs -/- Tibia length (mm) Supplemental Figure 4. Morphologic changes of control ( f/f littermates) and cs -/- mice 4 weeks after tamoxifen treatment. (A) Ratio of heart weight to tibia length (n= independent experiments). () Ratio of lung weight to tibia length (n= independent experiments). () Tibia length (n= independent experiments). Data are presented as mean ± SEM. P <..
5 NP mrna NP mrna A cs -/- -/- -/- cs -/- Supplemental Figure. mrna levels of (A) atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP) and () brain natriuretic peptide (NP) in the hearts of control and cs -/- mice at 4 weeks after tamoxifen administration (n=6 independent experiments). Data are presented as mean ± SEM. P <..
6 4 TAG (mg/dl) control cs-/- expression Tubulin TAG content (nmol/µg protein) Supplemental Figure 6. Serum triacylglycerol (TAG) level with knockdown. (A) Serum TAG levels in cs -/- hearts (n=7 independent experiments). () Western blot analysis of expression in NRM treated with and control for 48 hours ( n= independent experiments). () TAG levels in NRM treated with control or for 48 hours (n=6 independent experiments). Data are presented as mean ± SEM. P <..
7 A Glucose oxidation (nmol/g dry wt/min) Glucose uptake (cpm/µg protein) cs -/- mrna levels D EAR mph/min/mg protein.4 HKII cs-/- Glut Glut4 Supplemental Figure 7. Assessment of myocardial glucose metabolism in vivo and in vitro. (A) Glucose oxidation measured in working hearts (n=6 independent experiments). () mrna levels of HKII, Glut and Glut4 determined by qrt-pr on cardiac muscle samples of control and cs -/- mice (n=-6 mice per genotype). () Glucose uptake as measured by 4 - labeled glucose in NRM after treatment with control and (n=6 independent experiments). (D) Extracellular acidification rate (EAR) measured with the XF4 Extracellular Flux Analyzer in NRM transfected with control or (n= 6 independent experiments). Data are shown as mean ± SEM. P <. vs control.
8 A PPARα PPAR-α mrna levels... Relative intensity... Tubulin Supplemental Figure 8. Expression of PPARα in NRM treated with control and for 48 hours. (A) PPARα mrna levels were determined by qrt-pr and 8S ribosomal was used as a internal control (n=6 independent experiments). () PPARα protein levels analyzed by Western blot (n=6 independent experiments). Data are presented as mean ± SEM. P <..
9 GAPDH.4 IgG Fold enrichment Fold enrichment. IgG.. 8S β-actin WD ELMO UGP Supplemental Figure 9. Effective knockdown of in HEK9 cells and Positive and negative controls for hip studies. (A) Western blot of HEK9 cells treated with control or and blotted with antibody. () Negative controls for the hip studies. The amplified regions do not contain any predicted HRE sites, and therefore is not regulated by (n=). () Positive controls for the hip studies (n=). These genes have been shown to be regulated by as described in the Methods section. WD, obalamin Synthetase W Domain-ontaining Protein ; ELMO, Engulfment And ell Motility ; UGP, UDP-Glucose Pyrophosphorylase. Data are represented as fold enrichment over IgG samples and are shown as mean ± SEM. P <. vs control. N= independent experiments for and.
10 mrna HIFα mrna : : HIFα HIFα mrna D AHR mrna : HIFα : AHR Supplemental Figure. Effective reduction in the mrna levels of (A) and its partners, HIFα (), HIFα (), and AHR (D) using approach in NRM (n=6 independent experiments). Data are shown as mean ± SEM. P <. vs control.
11 PPARα mrna levels (Fold hnge) N.S. N.S. DMSO TSA Relative Expression.... ITPR DMSO TSA JAG Relative Expression... DMSO TSA ITPR JAG Supplemental Figure. Regulation of PPARα promoter by is not mediated by HDAS. (A) PPARα mrna levels in NRM treated with HDA inhibitor, trichostatin A (TSA) and in the presence and absence of. Positive control for TSA treatment in NRMs treated with control- () or - (). The expression of these genes is shown to be increased with HDA inhibition (irc Res. ;97:-8). ITPR=inositol,4,-trisphosphate receptor, type ; JAG=jagged. P <. vs control. N=6 independent experiments for all of the panels.
12 HDA HDA Tubulin Fold Enrichment over IgG control- - HDA HDA4 Tubulin acetylated-h acetylated H4 D Fold Enrichment over IgG acetylated-h control- - acetylated H4 Protein Expression (Fold hange) E.4. Fold Enrichment over IgG control- control- - acetylated-h - HDA HDA HDA HDA 4 acetylated H4 Supplemental Figure. HDA levels and histone acetylation are not altered by. (A) HDA, HDA, HDA, and HDA4 protein levels in NRM treated with control or. A Summary bar graph is shown in Panel. hip studies assessing the Levels of acetylated histone H and H4 on the PPARα promoter (), and on the promoter of two known target genes, OW domain containing protein (WD, D), and UDP-glucose pyrophosphorylase- (UGP, E) in HepG cells treated with control or. Data are presented as fold enrichment over IgG. P <. vs control. N= independent experiments for panel -E.
13 . Relative expression.. control db/db Supplemental Figure. PPARα mrna levels in the hearts of control and db/db mice. Data are presented as mean ± SEM. P <.. n=6 independent experiments per group.
14 cs -/- UP UP Tubulin Protein expression control cs+/- -/- UP UP Supplemental Figure 4. UP and UP protein levels in the heart of cs -/- mice. A summary bar graph of the results is provided below the Western blot gels. Data are presented as mean ± SEM. P <. versus normal chow.
15 x re, f/f PPARα -/- re, f/+, PPARα +/- x re, f/f re, f/f, PPARα +/- x re, f/f, PPARα +/- re, f/f, PPARα -/- cs -/- PPARα -/- PPARα -/- cs -/- 44 bp: re 4 bp: WT PPARα bp: f/f bp: WT DAPI 6 bp: PPARα -/- 4 bp: WT Overlay Supplemental Figure. reeding scheme for generation of cs -/- /PPARα -/- double knockout mice. (A) Interbreeding plan of PPARα -/- and re, f/f Knockout mice. () Double knockout mice were selected by genotyping as indicated. () Tissue sections were stained for PPARα (green), (red), and DAPI (nuclei in blue) in hearts from control, c -/- and cs -/- /PPARα -/- double knockout mice. The experiment was repeated three times.
16 ANP mrna cs -/- cs -/- NP mrna PPARα -/- cs -/- cs -/- PPARα -/- Supplemental Figure 6. mrna levels of (A) atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP) and () brain natriuretic peptide (NP) in the hearts of control, cs -/- and cs -/- /PPARα -/- double knockout mice 4 weeks after tamoxifen (n=-7 independent experiments). Data are presented as means ± SEM. P <. vs control.
17 Supplemental Table parameter week (Tomaxifen) Week (Tomxifen) Week ( N how) group cs -/- cs -/- PPARα -/- cs -/- cs -/- PPARα -/- cs -/- cs -/- PPARα -/- n IVS-d, mm.7 ±..69 ±.6.7 ±..79 ±.7.6 ±..67 ±.4.77 ±.6.84 ±..87 ±. LVPW-d,.6 ±..9 ±..64 ±..8 ±.. ±.4.6 ±..6 ±..67 ±..64 ±.4 mm LVID-d, mm.86 ±..78 ± ± ±. 4.8 ±.8 4. ±.8.8 ±. 4.6 ±.4.99 ±.6 %FS 6.9 ±..9 9 ± ±. ± ±.94. ±.7. ±.4. ± ±.7.. %EF.6 ± ±.87.9 ± ± ± ±.6 6. ±. 4. ±.6.4 ±.6 O, ml/min.7 ±.8 9. ± ± ± ±.4.76 ±.48. ±.. ±. 6.7 ± 6. HR, min 44 ± ± ± ± ± ±. 489 ±. 4 ±. 47 ±. Echocardiographic assessment of control, cs -/- and cs -/- PPARα -/- double knockout mice performed, and weeks after tamoxifen treatment and followed with one week normal chow. End-diastolic interventricular septum thickness (IVS-d); End-diastolic posterior wall thickness (LVPW-d); left ventricular diastolic internal diameter (LVID-d); fractional shorting (%FS); Ejection fraction (%EF); cardiac output (O) and heart rate (HR) were assessed. Animal number used in each group was indicated. Data are presented as mean ± SEM. P <. vs control.
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73119 Borough of Eastlegh on the rear.
66129 with 1Z70 passing Romsey on Saturday morning.
66956 (again!) with 6O26 10:50 Hinksey - Eastleigh, made up as auto-ballasters and sleepers on wagons.
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Egypt Discovers 40 Mummies in Ancient Chambers in Minya
Sun, 03 Feb 2019 11:13 GMT
Egypt said it has discovered a number of ancient burial chambers containing some 40 mummies in the desert province of Minya, south of Cairo.
Officials told AP reporters on Saturday February 2nd at the site that the chambers, which were cut out of rock, may have belonged to a middle-class family who probably lived during the Ptolemaic, early Roman or Byzantine period.
The mummies are in good condition and at least ten are of children. Some were decorated with "demotic handwriting" - a form of ancient Egyptian script used by ordinary people. Pottery, papyri and colourful mummy cases were also unearthed.
Egypt has made a series of major archaeological finds recently, and it has been heavily promoting them to revive its tourism industry, a staple of its economy that was decimated by the chaos that followed its 2011 uprising.
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The New York Times bestselling author of Every Day, Someday, and Two Boys Kissing is back with a short story collection about love—perfect for Valentine's Day or year-round reading!
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19 Love Songs, from New York Times bestselling author David Levithan, delivers all of these stories and more. Born from Levithan's tradition of writing a story for his friends each Valentine's Day, this collection brings all of them to his readers for the first time. With fiction, nonfiction, and a story in verse, there's something for every reader here.
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Motorized fin gives surfers a boost
The Boost Surfing Fin temporarily replaces a third-party board's existing fin, via an included adapter
Surfers use up a lot of energy, both paddling out to the lineups where the waves roll in, and then paddling even harder to catch one of those waves. The Boost Surfing Fin is designed to help, by giving users … well, an electric boost.
Developed by California-based Boost Surfing, the Fin non-permanently replaces a third-party board's existing fin. It's made of a combination of ABS plastic and fiberglass, tipping the scales at a claimed 1.7 lb (771 g).
When users want a boost, they activate the Fin's brushless 800-watt motor via a board-mounted or wrist-mounted wireless remote. That motor responds by putting out up to 20 lb (9 kg) of thrust – this takes the board to a top speed of 11 mph (18 km/h) for either eight or 20 seconds, depending on the selected boost length. Plans call for sensors to shut off the motor if the user falls off the board, so it won't continue on without them.
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World's first surfing lake slated to open in 2015
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Wavegarden is bringing the power of the ocean to the mountains of North Wales. They have been given the go-ahead to build the UK's first inland surf lake. The giant wave lagoon, three times the size of a football pitch, will be the first of its kind in the world. (Video)
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Today iRiver is showing off the WAVE-HOME, which is dubbed an "all-in-one solution", the WAVE-HOME features a 7 inch screen, built-in speakers and comes with a handset that acts as a VOIP phone and a remote control. It also has a built-in 1.3 megapixel webcam.
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Surfing The Internet Could Boost Brain Power Of Older Adults
Surfing the Internet could lower the risk of cognitive decline, for a new study suggests that searching the web could be a boost to the brain.
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Vanishd: Surf The Web In Private
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7 Days, 7 Positive Stories: The Roundup, 5th – 11th July
From elephants being flown across continents to a girl teaching her juniors to keep up at school. A lot has happened this week.
Bhopal's Habibganj Station becomes the first station in the country to be redeveloped via public-private partnership mode under the station redevelopment programme of the Indian Railways. The revamp project was launched in July 2016 with a cost of Rs 450 crore. The project is divided into two parts: Rs 100 crore was earmarked for the facelift of the station, while the remaining Rs 350 crores. Kudos to the management for a better and climate-conscious effort towards the environment.
Bengaluru has raced past other Indian cities in an attempt to stop the third wave. The total number of vaccine doses administered is all set to touch the 60-lakh mark. The targeted population of Bengaluru is 99 lakhs and as of now around half of them have been giving their first doses. Though there were disruptions in vaccine supplies between April 20 and May 20, the supply was streamlined by BBMP and they set up a target to vaccinate 25 lakh persons over 30 days. Congratulations on this feat and this are sure to reduce the number of fatalities in the third wave.
An 11-year-old girl from Jamshedpur had resorted to selling mangoes to pursue her studies online. Mumbai-based Valuable Edutainment Private Limited decided to help her out by buying all her mangoes for a whopping Rs. 1.2 lakhs. This has allowed Tulsi to buy a smartphone to continue studying online. The father believes that since she is good at studies she will do something worthy in her life. The MD of the company that decided to buy her mangoes said that they were impressed by her drive to find a solution and perseverance. We wish her all the best with her future endeavours!
Dipika Minz from Chandapara village in Khunti is doing her bit to help her juniors in school. She has been conducting free classes so that they do not forget the lessons taught in school. Not only this, she has also inspired the gram sabha to arrange similar classes for senior students which currently has more than 100 students. Now, she teaches English and Maths in the first batch and goes on to learn in the second batch. Two other students, Madhu Minz, studying in class 12, and Lily Sneha Lakra who is pursuing her graduation with English (Honours), agreed to volunteer for teaching the students. Remember, where there is a will. There is a way. More power to these girls.
Kasargod District Collector announced on his Facebook that he's nominated Musa Sharif for the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award. Musa, 49, is Asia's ace navigator and most experienced co-driver. He has been in the sport for 39 years now and has won 21 championships so far. In these three decades, he has navigated for 49 drivers in 296 rallies, of which 67 were international rallies. Born in a fishing village he gave racing a shot during his college days. The first rally he took part in was the rally organised by Karavali Auto Sports Club in Mangaluru in 1993. He has also raced multiple times abroad and has won 8 national championships. Absolutely deserving of being nominated for the national award!
A mom from Pennsylvania went looking for a new pet at the local shelter site and was shocked when she found the face of the beloved dog she'd lost two years ago. Aisha Nieves wasn't sure that the pup was her missing pitbull-rottweiler mix Kuvo, but on closer inspection revealed a small facial scar that confirmed her suspicions. Nieves brought Kukvi home in 2014 when he was seven weeks old. In May 2019, her fence was damaged and Kuvi escaped. It turns out Kuvo was found in someone's yard several weeks later and was adopted under the name of "Ash". Due to changing circumstances, however, the family who had adopted Kuvo was forced to return him to the shelter this past June, and the pup was put up for adoption a second time. As soon as she found out that the pup was Kuvo, an ecstatic Nieves immediately contacted the shelter and adopted the pup to go back home. Now that Kuvo is home, Nieves says her heart is whole again.
Elephants are famous for their migration, but these 13 elephants are going to have a different journey. Their trip is going to be one way from UK to Kenya. The 'Back to the Wild' program has already seen an impressive number of animals born at the Kent parks return to their natural habitats. Western lowland gorillas, black rhino, Javan langurs and gibbons, European bison, and clouded leopards are now not only thriving in the wild but are also successfully breeding. On the Kenyan side, the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust has been protecting wild elephants and rescuing injured ones for over 50 years. This is going to be the longest and largest elephant release effort in history. We wish them all the luck!
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isiiad - Guy Stuart, still making his mark.
Once again, I find that Warrandyte is host to one of Melbourne's most notable artists. A quick glance at Guy Stuart's bio reveals an exhibition history spanning 50 years. His work has been collected by pretty much every major public gallery in this country, not to mention eight regional galleries, TarraWarra Museum of Art included.
In the 1960's, Guy Stuart was boldly defying the international style of colour field painting. The work below is part of that series. It sits in Guy's living area, a reminder of his stand. He was not swayed by art movements. He happily considers himself to be what Rick Amor calls a "heritage artist", a painter who has constantly drawn and who through personal necessity follows his own aesthetic.
He admires Japanese calligraphy, the beauty, decisiveness and content of the rows of characters. He is also struck by the Japanese idea of 'writing the picture', with a brush that can move easily from the creation of a meaningful text to the visual content of picture making. Painting and drawing where 'the mark' is the essential element. He often paints on an elongated canvas, replicating the format of the vertical scroll paintings from East Asia. His mark making has developed through the years. So that the marks have now become looser and softer than those in his earlier work...but marks all the same.
I love the tumble of rocks and tree limbs in his most recent work, based on observations of the rising landscape of gorges. They are a tribute to Guy's endeavour "... to abbreviate the landscape into a series of marks without getting bogged down in depiction." His 'abbreviation' of the Australian landscape takes me deep into the Australian bush, a place I have loved throughout my life. Short of a win on Tattslotto, I will only be able to imagine what he might do with my view from the deck of Isiiad...oh how I would love to see that translated into this mark maker's vision.
Looking at his work, I was grateful for his early defiance. He has an assurance in following his own aesthetic and not becoming diverted by art movements which has resulted in a lifetime of work true to his beliefs about art and life.
Guy Stuart is represented by Charles Nodrum Gallery Melbourne and Stella Downer Fine Art, Sydney.


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gomezz
Putting words together to say what the expert means even when you don't really understand what the expert means is definitely an exercise in engineering. The number of times I had to get our TA to stop re-draughting to make it look better but in the process substantially changing the meaning!
RobH1
gomezz said:
re-draughting
Just shut the door!
No need as there is no big old horse to bolt.
EEPhil
Black Hole said:
"document engineer"
Even as an engineer who has strayed into technical authoring, I wouldn't call myself a document engineer - even to boost my CV.
MikeSh said:
He's probably a postman.
Perhaps a fancy name for typist, or bookbinder. Could even be a librarian.
The Dumb One
Nar. With all the new terms for dustmen, it must be a postman.
Wikipedia said:
Document engineering is a document-centric synthesis of complementary ideas from information and systems analysis, electronic publishing, business process analysis, and business informatics to ensure that the documents and processes make sense to the people and applications that need them. Originating from research published by Robert J. Glushko and Tim McGrath, document engineering attempts to unify these different analysis and modeling perspectives and helps to specify, design, and implement documents and the processes that create and consume them.
Even the definition is written in gibberish. Still could be a typist, who binds their own document, puts a copy in the library and forwards a copy to another person. (Secretary?).
May contain traces of nut
Why do people think any kind of systems analysis constitutes "engineering"? Apparently, anyone who completes a task they've been assigned must be an engineer. What's wrong with calling that load of "gibberish" above "authoring"?
Load of gibberish is pretty much what I was getting at in my post on the previous page about Wikipedia
RobH1 said:
Are you American or a lawyer?
In the context of the above, I think re-drafting is correct. See:
'In British English, draught is used primarily for (1) a current of air, (2) an animal that pulls loads, (3) a load pulled by such an animal, (4) a portion of liquid, and (5) the act of drawing liquid into the mouth. And British writers use draft for (1) a written plan or preliminary sketch, (2) an order for a bank to pay money, (3) conscription into the military, and (4) the act of selecting someone for a role.'
I'm waiting for it to be finished...
prpr
Isn't draft what happens due to the after effects of the beer?
Maybe it is beer made available to people who have been called-up. (Not available for draft dodgers).
Engineering?
Oh yes, making circular things on a lathe - rocket science [sarcasm]. I've seen a lathe used to make a cube.
British usage dictates draftsperson to be reserved for someone who draws up legal and official documents
Your reply confirms my comment, yes?
Not if think of what that means for other uses such as that to which I was referring.
You lost me there.


In today's housing market; four generously-sized bedrooms, a private home theatre, a study/home office, an airy alfresco dining area and abundant storage space are generally requested by most people looking to build a home. Buyers are well versed and educated when it comes to making decisions about their new home and building a home should be something that a family should be able to grow with, as milestones in family life are met.
Here are some of the things that need to be considered before heading out and buying or building a new home. When discussing your wants in a home, flexibility and ability to grow should be considered when contemplating a layout.
Today's families work hard and play even harder! So, a modern family needs a home floorpan that can keep up. In years gone by, yesterday's game room is today's home theatre. The formal dining room has given way to a gym or rumpus room and the formal lounge has become an activity room. Homes are still being designed as they were 20 – 30 years ago, however naming conventions are changing. Finding a project home or designing a home from scratch will, in one way or another, incorporate some or all of these rooms. What a growing family needs to work out is what is important to them today may not necessarily be the same in 10 to 20 years' time, therefore a well designed home that can offer flexibility and change for a family is something that needs consideration.
It is important to focus on quality rather than quantity and go against the 'bigger is better' school of thought. Resale value should dictate the design and features such as usable floor area, exquisitely-detailed spaces and orientation towards privacy from neighbours are things that will add value to your home and allow flexibility to the needs of a growing family.
Overflow or second living areas are important especially if adolescent kids or young adults are still residing in the family home. Quality of life is what we all strive for, and a smart, well-designed home that is low on maintenance, uses space well, offers privacy, along with ease of cleaning is a home that is well designed. If your home can offer this, you have found a home you can grow with.
Incorporating smart wiring into homes is another dimension that is now giving the family home additional flexibility and the ability to operate commercially. The emergence of CBUS is allowing more people to work from home due to the effectiveness of its communication mediums. The future for the capacity of the family home is quite exciting as it continues to progress and change through clever design and the use of materials.


Falcon Trackers' Genset Fuel Monitoring Solution is a breakthrough technology that helps make generators more efficient and durable. Generators are installed with sensors and monitors giving feedback on performance metrics such as voltage, run hours, fuel level, amongst others. A gateway device then communicates these readings to our central server over the internet. Typical reports include generator status, fuel and maintenance reports.


A quick and easy meal to put together that is loaded with flavor. If you love a sweet and savory meal you will love this quick dinner idea! This post is sponsored by Colman's Mustard. All views expressed are that of our own.
The holidays are right around the corner. Now that the season for cooking and baking is finally here, I am so consumed with making baked goods, and planning holiday appetizers that dinners were going by the wayside. After we had to up to our ears with takeout, I finally started to plan out wholesome recipes that were quick but jam-packed with flavor. Quick, sheet pan meals are some of my favorite types of dinners to make because they can be prepared pretty quickly with little fuss.
Have you ever made a sheet pan chicken dinner? If not, you are missing out! When you make sheet pan chicken and vegetables, you cut out two extra meal steps. There is no need to make a separate veggie, or potato side because everything is on the pan and bakes in unison.
In fact, this Sheet Pan Honey Mustard Chicken made with Colman's Mustard is perfect for the holidays because it is ready so quickly! You could enjoy it as a meal for a potluck or holiday buffet. You could even chop the chicken into smaller pieces to make serving a breeze. The possibilities are endless for this sweet and savory dinner idea.
How many cups of veggies for a sheet pan meal?
Trying to make sure everyone gets enough for with a sheet pan meal can be challenging if you do not use a larger-sized pan.
For this recipe, I used 4 cups of assorted veggies which included mini rainbow peppers, baby potatoes, and green beans.
If you are cooking for a larger crowd, you could always use two sheet pans side by side in the oven.
What size/kind of sheet pan for sheet pan dinner?
From experience (because I have messed up a meal and accidentally steamed it with a jelly pan) a half-sheet pan is the right kind of pan to use. You will want to choose one that is made of thicker metal (not flimsy) that is 18 x 13″ with a 1 inch rim as shown. If your baking sheet warps when it hit high heat it is time for a new one!
Can you line a sheet pan dinner?
If you like easy cleanup, the best way to line a sheet pan is with non-stick, heavy duty foil. Additionally, you can use parchment paper, but sometimes that tends to get super moist and still manage to spill over the edges.
For this recipe, I used my "older, more seasoned" baking sheet, but if I used a new one, I would have surely covered that.
How long to cook sheet pan chicken?
Of course, this would vary by type of chicken used, but standard chicken breasts take about 30-35 minutes on 350. Their internal temperature should be 165-degree Fahrenheit.
Best oil for sheet pan chicken & veggies?
This might be subjective, but from experience, I find a quality extra virgin olive oil works really well. It allows for a nice crisp coat on the potatoes/root veggies without changing the taste of the meal.
What is the best mustard for honey mustard chicken?
For the past 9 years, (since we discovered it) Colman's Mustard of Norwich is our favorite mustard brand. We love their powdered mustard and their prepared variety. I find it has a fresh, bold taste that is very versatile in recipes. You can use it as a condiment, or mix it with brown sugar/honey to make a honey mustard marinade. It is sold nationwide at stores like Stop & Shop and can be purchased online.
What is the best honey mustard chicken and vegetable recipe?
Well, I might be a bit biased but this recipe (printable version below) is the best for us! We also make this recipe with brown sugar & I have added that below.
In a large bowl add trimmed green beans, baby carrots, and halved potatoes.
Add 1 tablespoon oil, 1 tablespoon of Colman's Mustard, 1/2 mustard seed, 1/2 black pepper, 1/4 tablespoon of all seasoning, and 1 tablespoon of honey.
In another bowl, add chicken, remaining oil, honey, and spices. *if using brown sugar add that in here.
Combine fully until breasts are evenly coated.
Add breasts to the baking sheet, and sprinkles veggies around them.
Bake at 350 for 30-35 minutes or until a thermometer read 165 degrees for the internal chicken temperature.
This recipe is perfect for holiday get-togethers & meals because it allows you to focus more time on enjoying the season!
If this recipe is something you want to try, please be sure to pick up some Colman's Mustard for your holiday festivities!
I am totally making this! I LOVE meals that are ready this fast.
This is an amazing dish! I'm a big fan of honey mustard. It's just so delicious!
That looks so far beyond delicious! I can't wait to give this a try. It's so easy to make, too.
I'm always down for an easy dinner recipe and I have a bunch of Colman's Mustard on hand. Thr chicken sounds great with green beans and potatoes – I love all the colors!
This looks so good! I am always a big fan of any dinners that I can make on a sheet pan.
I love sheet pan meals. This looks absolutely delicious.
Looks like a new favorite in my house! Looks delicious!
This is a great dish! I'm a huge fan of honey mustard. Can't wait to try it!
Chicken is my favorite meal. Making it in one sheet pan with all these veggies is such a wonderful idea!
This looks wonderful and I love how easy it is to make. I'd rather spend my time on holiday experiences than in the kitchen so I'm definitely making this over holiday break.
I love sheet pan dinners! Anything with honey mustard has got to be delicious!
I definitely need this 30 minutes recipe looks so yummy! I'd love to cook it on holiday for my loved ones, thanks for sharing!
Sheet pan dinners are so easy – it's great! I can't say I've tried this chicken recipe, but I'll add it to my list.
I have everything I need to make this! I can't wait to add it to the rotation this week.


When a family falls into crisis — and it sometimes happens, thanks to unemployment, drugs, bad relationships and bad luck — the social services system is supposed to step in and help them get back on track. As Hilary Cottam shows, in the UK a typical family in crisis can be eligible for services from more than 70 different agencies, but it's unlikely that any one of them can really make a difference. Cottam, a social worker herself, asks us to think about the ways we solve deep and complex social problems. How can we build supportive, enthusiastic relationships between those in need and those that provide help?


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Letter: Taxpayers on the Hook as Strandsgate Bills Keep Mounting
By Dana Point Times
On April 15, 2016 August 2, 2016
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By Jesse "Jay" Sowell, Dana Point
I had no idea when I filed a public records request with the city of Dana Point to uncover the true costs behind Council's ill-fated decision to sue the California Coastal Commission and the Surfrider Foundation that I was opening up a can of worms. What we know so far is that the city has spent over $1 million on legal fees over the course of four lawsuits, essentially on behalf of Headlands, LLC, the developer of the luxury home development, Strand at Headlands. That figure may be low because the Council just added $520,000 in legal fees and litigation expenses to the city budget on March 15. Part of those expenses, $160,000 is budgeted to sue Headlands LLC for apparently refusing to reimburse the city for a significant portion of these legal expenses. The city fronted taxpayer funds, and now those funds may not be reimbursed. I have submitted further records' requests to get a look at the reimbursement agreement, but so far, I haven't been given access to those documents.
City Attorney Patrick Munoz, from Rutan and Tucker of Newport Beach, has now used city staff resources, time, energy and significant taxpayer dollars, to defend a wealthy developer. Part of the Superior Court's judgment referred to the council's urgency ordinance—an attempt, with police and council cooperation, to insist that the luxury area was so dangerous that gates were absolutely essential. The judge found this ordinance egregious and referred to it as "a pretext for avoiding coastal program obligations."
This week we learned the city has finally settled the six-year series of lawsuits and will be paying $300,000 of taxpayer funds in mitigation damages, a penalty for blocking public access to Strands beach. After these fines are paid, the city (and this means taxpayers) will likely still be on the hook for the prevailing parties' legal fees, which could be in the high six figures, judging from what the losing side has paid. In addition, we can expect more bills, per agreed settlement terms, including two new trails, bike racks, benches, signage, gate modifications and a mobile application program to inform beach goers of access hours. A further requirement is that the infamous urgency ordinance be canceled.
So far, the city and tax payers have been punished for a lengthy law suit where the judge stated the city acted "arbitrarily and capriciously." What accountability can be expected from the city manager, city attorney (both of whom have been in these influential positions for more than a decade), and the City Council members who presided over this travesty since 2010?
This is the same city government that is now bringing us Measure I—their own ballot measure designed to confuse voters and interfere with Measure H, duly balloted after 4,200 residents signed the 2015 Town Center Initiative. The same folks who insisted on litigating to get their way on the Strandsgate controversy now think it's OK to bully their way into the voting process, presenting a competing initiative to put ordinary citizens in their place. Please tell them you reject this scheme by voting "yes" on citizens' initiative H and "no" on council initiative I.
EDITOR'S NOTE: A public records request by the DP Times in March found documentation showing the total Strand gates related legal fees billed to the city by Rutan and Tucker at just over $947,100. A separate records request, on April 5, found documentation of bills from the city to Headlands Reserve LLC for reimbursement of legal fees at approximately $949,100. The total amount reimbursed to the city by Headlands Reserve (as of April 5) was $635,350, leaving an unpaid balance of about $313,750.
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DP Voter April 18, 2016 at 4:53 pm Reply
Oh please, oh please. where do I get the application form for having the DP city atty do my private legal work? I want the services first/no-money down/pay later option. Does that option require I disclose on the application form my lack of previous campaign donations to council members?
Sorry, for all the questions…I'm new at this game.
Seriously–hats off again to J.J. Sowell on the investigation. I am wondering how long we'll have to wait for the DP Times to publish (front & center please) an exclusive interview with you on your findings. Something tells me I'll be reading here instead yet more quotes from city officials, Headlands Reserve, et al.
Vickie April 18, 2016 at 6:36 pm Reply
Well done – this council and taxpayer representatives have promoted their own self interests – ignoring the populace and needed improvements – squandering our money –
Thank you for you persistence and information


Artist Luke Jerram's spectacular installation 'The Museum of the Moon' featuring a seven metre wide scale model of our Moon comes to Mackintosh Queen's Cross!
An extraordinary art installation, named Museum of the Moon, is making its debut in Scotland this summer.
The installation is being brought to Scotland by UZ Arts who are working in partnership with Synergy Concerts, Take Me Somewhere festival, The Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society and Kelburn Castle Estate.
Museum of the Moon is a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram. Measuring seven metres in diameter, the moon features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery of the lunar surface. At an approximate scale of 1:500,000, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 5km of the moon's surface. The moon has been stunning viewers across the world and now the people of Scotland will get the opportunity to see the highly detailed installation for themselves.
A series of events including specially commissioned music, film, talks and performances from artists inspired by the moon, will take place at Mackintosh Queen's Cross between 11th May and 24th June 2018, part of the celebrations for Mackintosh 150 – the 150th anniversary of Mackintosh's birth. The moon will then move on to Kelburn Castle Estate where it will be visible at the annual Kelburn Garden Party from 29th June until 1st July.
While we take every opportunity to ensure the details for The Museum of the Moon are accurate, we always advise that you contact the event organiser before setting out for the event to avoid disapointment.
Contemporary LGBT Poet, Andrea Gibson will be touring in the UK in Spring, don't miss her when she performs at Mackintosh Queen's Cross on May 20th!
The City of Glasgow Chorus is proud to present two contrasting choral works as its contribution to the West End Festival 2019 programme!
After a sell-out concert at the Gewandhaus in Leipzig, the talented Amicus orchestra present a concert, as part of the Glasgow West End Festival, which everyone is sure to love!
The Glasgow Mela, Scotland's biggest multi-cultural festival of music, dance, arts and food, returns to Kelvingrove Park on Sunday 23rd June!
Experience the atmosphere of bygone travel and take a ride on one of GVVT's restored vintage buses as part of the West End Festival Free Vintage Bus Service!


Left the Ranch around 12:00, topped off petrol in Williston, then down 41 rather than the Interstate. Just because. Added one hour to the trip; there are three spots along the drive for route change decisions. One shifts me over to heading down 19 along the coast. The other two allow me to run over to I-75 north of the I-275 interchange. Both of those would skip some of the slower areas on 41.
Arrived, stretched a bit, then we all loaded up into the White Bus and ran down to Maximo Park. singingnettle should recall that spot, though today is both much less windy and less overcast. Made photos so there is something for comparison and discussion after dinner.
For dinner they are going to kidnap me and take me to a place where they will force me to eat sushi.
I'm the only one awake, which is normal I think. Listening to music, a gift from the Boss for Christmas, a five CD compilation titled 'Classic Collection' a veritable smorgasbord or mostly single pieces. As in, single movements from larger pieces. As in, could be called Top 50 Classic Hits. The music is good, well played, nice interpretations. As a 'Top 50' compilation this could serve as a great introduction to 'classical' music, however, in the case of those single movements from a larger piece for anyone who knows the music, it leaves one ... lacking. Wanting the rest of those pieces. Though the single, stand-alone pieces, this is a very nice manner to add them to the music library.
After getting back from Maximo Park, we all uploaded our photos to our respective PC's and chatted a bit, then headed out to Super Buffet for the aforementioned sushi feast. Good food, good meal, not perhaps outstanding sushi but far from bad. Back to the house, and some more comparing of photographs, then we watched a couple episodes of "Black Books" on DVD, a Brit comedy series which Skippy owns. Quite amusing, very bizarre (as Brit humour often seems to be), and I could see to trying to track these down, I could.
Soon: Breakfast. Going to look for another friend and pass some good fortune that way, if it works out.


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NFL Playoff Picture
NFC Playoff picture: Detroit Lions jump one spot in Wild Card race
The Detroit Lions are surging, and even after a tough week in the NFC, they're still a little closer to a playoff spot.
By Jeremy Reisman@DetroitOnLion Updated Dec 4, 2022, 11:58pm EST
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The Detroit Lions may not currently be in a playoff spot, but they are playing like a playoff team. In the past five weeks, they've won four games, including two on the road, two in the division and one big blowout win Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The offense is healthy and back to scoring a ton of points, and the defense is finally competitive enough to give Detroit the look of a well-rounded team.
Unfortunately, the rest of the NFC wasn't very kind to Detroit's playoff chances, though. Four teams already in a playoff spot—the Seahawks, Vikings, 49ers, and Eagles—all won on Sunday, and the Giants and Commanders tied, which was quite possibly the worst outcome for a Lions team that needs both teams to start tallying losses. In fact, the only game that went Detroit's way in our Week 13 Rooting Guide was the Atlanta Falcons' loss to the Steelers, but that also happened to be the most inconsequential of the games.
Still, the Lions are playing good football right now, which means a strong finish in the final five games of the season is certainly on the table. And that means we aren't going to stop talking about playoffs until it's mathematically impossible.
So here's a look at the latest NFC Playoff picture, with the results of "Monday Night Football" to come.
Division leaders:
Eagles: 11-1
Vikings: 10-2
49ers: 8-4
Buccaneers: 5-6
Wild Card race (top three advance):
Cowboys: 9-3
Giants: 7-4-1
Seahawks: 7-5
Commanders: 7-5-1
Lions: 5-7
Falcons: 5-8
Packers: 5-8
The Lions jump the Falcons in the standings and are just two games away from the Seattle Seahawks for the final playoff spot, with only two teams to jump. The problem is the Seahawks hold the head-to-head tiebreaker, and Detroit's head-to-head tiebreaker over both the Giants and Commanders no longer matters since the teams are unlikely to finish with identical records because of that tie.
The Lions have to jump two of the following three teams: Giants, Seahawks, Commanders. Each team currently has seven wins, and if any of them gets to nine wins, that essentially means the Lions will have to win out and get to 10 wins to beat them. That's because the Seahawks would hold the tiebreaker if they both finished 9-8, and the Giants or Commanders at 9-7-1 will get in over a theoretical 9-8 Lions team.
So, is it possible that two teams among these three only win one more game down the stretch? Let's look at each team's schedule.
Giants:
vs. Eagles (11-1)
at Commanders (7-5-1)
at Vikings (10-2)
vs. Colts (4-8-1)
at Eagles (11-1)
That is a pretty tough schedule, and it's certainly possible they go 1-4 down the stretch, especially having won just one of their last five games.
Commanders:
vs. Giants (7-4-1)
at 49ers (8-4)
vs. Browns (5-7)
vs. Cowboys (9-3)
Again, that's not a very easy schedule. Three of the four final games are at home, but the only team with a losing record is the Browns, and they're a decent football team who just got their star quarterback back. It may be smart to root for the Commanders to beat the Giants in two weeks, and then lose the rest of their games.
Seahawks:
vs. Panthers (4-8)
vs. 49ers (8-4)
at Chiefs (9-3)
vs. Jets (7-5)
vs. Rams (3-9)
Again, the Seahawks have more tough games than easy ones, but it does feel like they should be able to get to nine wins without incident, especially with home games against the Panthers and Rams still on the schedule.
In other words, cross your fingers that the Giants and Commanders plummet down the stretch... or just hope the Lions run the table, because 10-7 feels like a pretty safe record to get you into the dance.


This is a decent chinese style korean restaurant. I like their seafood jajangmyun and vege on rice. Their tangsooyook is pretty good too. Although these chinese-korean dishes tend to be overly oily, I don't find this place that overlt oily (still oily though). I thought their pork cutlet (donkatsu) was very good - very thin slices of pork battered and deep fried. It was crispy, tasty and not too oily. It also came with a free spicy Jampong soup. They claim to not use MSG. If so, the food is pretty decent.
If you're looking for an affordable yet tasty family meal, this is the place! From vegetarians to meat lovers, this place covers it all. I stumbled upon this place a few weeks ago and now I'm a regular.
I go to Chuihong almost everyday since it is just SOOO good! You really have to try the jajangmyon and kkanppungi and all other things! The cold noodle is so good, too! I recommend this restaurant to all the people who live in Surrey! Very tasty! Just excellent!
Probably the best Chinese-style Korean food you will find in Surrey. Located in quiet Fraser Heights, it's a nice little spot if your in the mood for some Korean comfort food :) Jjajangmyun (black bean noodles), jjambong (spicy seafood noodles in soup), tangsuyuk (sweet/sour fried pork) and kkangpungi (sweet/sour fried chicken) are solid choices here and reasonably priced.


Dhruba finished his degree in Business from Caspain Valley College under Tribhuwan University which is tenth largest University in the world. He is a fitness model in Nepal. Besides that, he has already won three titles in physique competition.
Talking about his hobbies, football has always been the favorite of Dhruba. During his teen age he even got selected in "Under 19 Football" from "All Nepal Football Association" which produces national football players of Nepal. He has a keen interest in dancing. He has worked as a choreographer as well and some of his dance videos are in Youtube too.
Dhruba has always been passionate about modeling. He started modeling in 2015. After learning many things from this field, he decided to take part in modeling contest. He joined Mr. Nepal 2017 ended up with being 1st Runner-up and went to an international pageant to represent his country Nepal. He returned home with the title of "Best Physique."
Year 2018 took a turn in his life. He won the biggest pageant in Nepal—Manhunt International Nepal title. Since then, he continued modeling as his career. He worked as a showstopper, done many commercials, became jury in beauty pageants, and has even organized beauty pageant in Nepal. One of his dreams is to become an international model to inspire people all around the world. Now he is a representative of his county Nepal "The Land of Buddha" at the Manhunt International 2018.
Will he make it to the final cut and be the next Manhunt International 2018? Support Dhrube, by voting on Facebook and Instagram.


Garmin's 010-12089-10 Thru-Hull Transducer includes a temperature sensor, has a total power rating of 1500W (500W per element) and operates at a CHIRP 455/800 kHz frequency range. Designed for boats with a deadrise of 5 degrees or less this thru-hull transducer reaches Depths of 750 feet with DownVu technology and 500 feet left to right (SideVu). Compatible with Garmin GVC10 Sonar,echoMAP CHIRP sv Models, 73SV, 74SV, 93SV, 94SV, 7600xSV Series and GSD25 - 12 Pin Connection.
010-01961-10 replaces the 010-12089-10 or GAX1208910.
Each Garmin GT30-TH comes with:12-Pin GT30 Thru Hull Transducer with Stainless Steel Stem, Fairing Block, Isolation Plate & Bushings, Extension cable, Mounting hardware and Installation Instructions.


Most commonly, a settlor will choose an individual who is familiar with the settlor and the settlor's family to be a trustee. This individual will typically be settlor's adult family members or settlor himself/herself. The benefit is that the trustee should be able to identify with and carry out the settlor's wishes. This should result in better decision-making. Ordinarily such an individual acting as trustee will not charge and there is some saving in terms of costs.
However, in some instances, some trustees may get so personally involved in the trust affairs that their judgment is impaired.
A settlor may wish to choose an independent or "third" person to be a trustee because he or she has some familiarity with the settlor's wishes and family but are not beneficiaries of the trust. This type of independent/third person would typically be the settlor's adult family members or close family friends. The lack of self interest should lead to impartiality and if well chosen this should enhance decision-making.
As non-professional trustees are not financially rewarded for their efforts and the duties of a trustee can be onerous, not many family members and family friends would be willing to undertake the duties of being a trustee.
Lawyers and accountants are frequently appointed as third trustees. The perceived benefit is that they are expected to have the necessary skills and knowledge to ensure that appropriate decisions are made, and trust records and accounts are properly documented. Their independence and expertise should result in fair and impartial advice to other co-trustees. Professional trustees are judged by a higher standard at law than their layperson counterparts.
On the other hand, using professional trustees could add costs to the administration of the trust both in terms of the trustee's participation in decision-making and the level of record keeping.
Private trustee companies have proven increasingly popular as they provide a far more convenient and flexible approach to trust administration. Typically a trustee company is established for a particular trust, or it acts as trustee for two or three trusts within the same grouping. The trustee company has a nominal share capital. The settlors or next of kin of the settlors are usually directors of the trustee company. This structure has the advantage of convenience.
Use of a corporate structure has the benefits of facilitating succession on the death or retirement of trustees, such as avoiding the need to register changes of ownership of assets held by the outgoing trustees. However, there will be registration and nominal maintenance costs for operating such a company.
There are four trustee corporations in New Zealand established by statutes to undertake personal trust work and the administration of estates. One advantage of using these organisations as trustee is that they have significant financial backing and are therefore unlikely to be wound up or become insolvent. Usually trustee corporations have good processes and maintain good records, but they charge a high premium for their services.
One common complaint to trust corporations is of their staff turnover which has resulted in inconsistent decision-makings. They are also criticised for inflexible procedures and bureaucracy.
It is important to select the right type of trustee at the start. In finding the most suitable arrangements, settlors should give careful considerations to their unique financial and family circumstances.
Please note that the above information is intended to provide general information only. The contents contained in this article do not constitute legal advice and should not be relied on as such. For specialist advice please contact our professional team at Forest Harrison.
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Mom will love having one less thing to take care of in the garden, thanks to this self-watering seed starter. The beautiful terracotta pot is handmade in Oakland and comes in a beautiful array of colors. The simple technology here is impressive, too--terracotta is porous, which means that plants only bring in as much water as they need. No drowned seedlings! Better yet, the pot saves Mama Earth from a buildup of disposable plastic containers.
There are garden spades, and then there are Barebones garden spades. For any discerning gardener looking for a lifetime staple, these small shovels employ an ergonomic, stainless steel blade and wood handle. Wondering what to use this for? Aside from the obvious--digging--the small, fine-point spade is perfect for nimble chores, like planting seedlings.
Ask any professional about their favorite tool, and nine times out of ten, they will respond "my Felco pruning shears." These classic, Swiss-made pruners are the workhorse of any garden toolbox. At $60 they are a bit of an investment, but the company provides incredible maintenance and part-replacement services, ensuring that these pruners last for a lifetime. We also offer our own how-to on cleaning and maintaining this gardening essential.
Gardening is quite a sun-intensive experience, so it's important to make sure that Mom's face and body are protected. And, if she loves to spend her time outside, there is no doubt that she cares about the environmental impact of her sunscreen. Raw Elements face and body sunscreen, which comes in plastic-free tins, is ocean safe and won't run into her eyes.
Take it from a gardener, one needs gloves in the garden. These beautiful gloves are handmade in Oregon by the Oregon Glove Company. Their supple gloves are made from goatskin, which is highly durable and perfect for the rough work of gardening.
One of our favorite books this year is A Garden Can Be Anywhere by Lauri Kranz, owner of Edible Gardens LA. The book is part inspiration and part nitty-gritty guide to growing your own organic edible garden, no matter the setting or the size of the plot.
For toting veggies, tools, or flowers, this garden basket, designed exclusively for Terrain, will quickly become Mom's best gardening companion. Each heirloom carry-all is made of white pine with maple handles and is available in two sizes.
Mom will add even more color to the garden this season with this bright collection of 24 rolls of twine. Made in Scotland from colorful jute, this twine can be used to guide a climbing plant up a trellis or hang a birdhouse. Best of all--it's not exclusively for outdoor use!
Give Mom the gift of birdsong with this beautiful porcelain bird feeder from Williams Sonoma. The bird feeder holds 5 cups of seeds and has a specially designed interior cone that pushes the seeds to the edges, allowing easy access to food for flying friends.
Create an artful greenery-filled gallery wall for Mom this Mother's Day with these wallscape planters from West Elm, handcrafted and available in two sizes. Surprise her with an assortment that will liven up her outdoor space.
From the creator of the popular blog of the same name, the Salad for President cookbook is a collection of more than 75 salad-inspired recipes by artists, chefs, and thinkers. Author Julia Sherman takes salad to a new level, and will definitely motivate Mom to take full advantage of that edible garden.
With this growbar from Food52, you can get a head start on your herb garden no matter the climate. From Modern Sprout, this LED light with a built-in timer makes it easy for your plants to get the glow they need, right on the kitchen counter.


These are the last of the ultra heavy duty 64 peg dish racks done by Starline. These will last you ages and were not cheap when made. These are new never used (some just have dust on them) and this is nearly a genuine "barn find". Be quick these will never be offered again.


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Until Herschel's discovery of Uranus in 1781, it was considered a matter of certainty that there were six planets. But the fact that everyone knew this to be true did not make it so. In like manner, college students and other insufferable connoisseurs of all human wisdom "know" that the historical Nazi Party epitomizes the extreme right-wing.
And yet, the definition of its supposed opposite, by the same academic source, is rather different. "Nazism: The ideology and policies of Adolf Hitler and his National Socialist German Worker's Party from 1921 to 1945." Isn't it a strange sort of opposite that claims to be a socialist worker's party, as opposed to, well, a socialist worker's party?
7. We demand that the State shall make it its first duty to promote the industry and livelihood of the citizens of the State.
10. The activities of the individual must not clash with the interests of the whole, but must proceed within the framework of the community and must be for the general good.
11. Abolition of incomes unearned by work. Breaking of the thraldom of interest.
13. We demand the nationalization of all businesses which have been amalgamated.
14. We demand that there shall be profit sharing in the great industries.
15. We demand a generous development of provision for old age.
17. We demand a land reform suitable to our national requirements, the passing of a law for the confiscation without compensation of land for communal purposes, the abolition of interest on land mortgages, and prohibition of all speculation in land.
18. We demand ruthless war upon all those whose activities are injurious to the common interest.
20. The schools must aim at teaching the pupil to understand the idea of the State. We demand the education of specially gifted children of poor parents, whatever their class or occupation, at the expense of the State.
23. We demand legal warfare against conscious political lies and their dissemination in the press. In order to facilitate the creation of a German national press…. It must be forbidden to publish newspapers which are damaging to the national welfare.
24. We demand liberty for all religious denominations in the State, so far as they are not a danger to it. The Party … does not bind itself in the matter of creed to any particular confession.
These supposedly right-wing extremists were calling for national health care, social security, state-run schools, communal land development and centralized government control. They were determined advocates of gun control. And if they did not believe it took a village to raise a child, they were certainly enthusiastic about public youth programs. And then there were the complaints about vast conspiracies in the private press. Sounds familiar, doesn't it?
While some argue that the National Socialists became "conservative" as a result of their rapprochement with the great German industrialists following the final defeat of the Strasser wing of the party in late 1932, this conveniently skates over the fact that a) the 12 years concerned represents half of the Nazi Party's lifetime, and, b) Many elements of the avowedly socialist 1920 program were retained after 1933 when the National Socialists took power. Once in power, Vladimir Lenin, too, made capitalistic compromises with his New Economic Program, but this somehow never caused him to be defined as a man of the Right.
The National Socialists were not as radically left as the Soviet Communists, nor are most American Democrats as far left as were the National Socialists. But an examination of their ideological cores reveals the undeniable philosophical kinship between these three parties of the Left.
Perhaps the Democratic Party should consider a new battle cry should their most famous face decide to enter the presidential race in 2004. Sieg Hillary!


This 21 Day Fix Chicken Satay with Creamy Peanut Sauce is a healthy and delicious spin on one of my favorite appetizers! I love making this for a party, or a light dinner or lunch paired with my Ramen Noodle Salad.
Confession: I feel guilty right now because I am SO happy to be sitting here, writing this post. I am legitimately thrilled to be working.
As much as I hate to admit it, sitting here right now (without my kids) is like a breath of fresh air for me.
I am having a really tough time this summer wanting to be in two places at once. I LOVE being home with my kids and want to soak in every second of their littleness.
But, on the other hand, I love to work. I love this job. And I feel so good when I accomplish something. Like when I finally got pics of these Curry Chicken Satay Skewers last week. It felt amazing – like a ran a marathon or climbed a mountain.
It doesn't matter that it's been a week and the pics have been sitting on my camera. I finished them and I have been riding the high ever since.
But now I'm itching to share this dreamy recipe with you all…and I am so, so excited for you to try it!
It took a little while to get this one right – especially the peanut sauce part – but I honestly think you are gonna love it. And I totally think it was worth the wait. I tried a version with coconut milk like traditional satay, but I didn't think it made much a difference…and I am all about saving the blues! My husband was definitely not sad when I kept making it until I got it right. I don't think it was actually ever wrong, but this version of Curry Chicken Satay Skewers has been our favorite.
And as much as I tried to make a peanut sauce that only needed to be stirred together, this quick cooking one is the stuff dreams are made of…and it still comes together crazy fast! Don't mind me if I put it on, you know, everything now.
I want to say a HUGE thank you for sticking around this summer while the focus has been my kids… have SO many recipes I am dying to share with you all, I can literally burst some days. Fall is coming fast, but then you'll have to put up with me saying how much I miss my kids and why did summer go so fast? But until then, thanks so much.
In a large mixing bowl or ziplock bag, make the satay marinade by mixing everything under the chicken ingredients except for the chicken. Add the chicken and toss to coat evenly. Cover and place in the refrigerator for two hours or overnight (my fav!). If you plan to grill with wooden skewers, be sure to soak them in water for at least 30 minutes prior to grilling.
While the chicken is marinating, combine the chicken broth, peanut butter, honey, coconut aminos, ginger and garlic in a small saucepan and bring to a simmer over medium heat, then reduce to low, stirring frequently. Cook for several minutes or until the sauce is smooth and has thickened. Remove from heat and whisk in curry powder, chili paste, and lime juice. Sprinkle with salt and just seasonings to taste. If you want a thinner sauce, just add a little water. Set sauce aside or store in the refrigerator until the chicken is ready.
After the chicken is fully marinated, preheat grill and thread chicken onto skewers. Grill the chicken until cooked through, about 3-4 minutes per side. Sprinkle with crushed peanuts and fresh cilantro and serve with lime wedges and the peanut sauce.
I've been wanting to try this recipe for a while now, but I didn't get around to it until tonight. It was amazing! Chicken satay with peanut sauce is my favorite Thai dish and I'm so excited that I know how to make a healthy version. My husband was a huge fan as well! I've tried a few of your recipes now and they are consistently good. Thank you for sharing them!
This makes me SO happy, Lindsey – thank you for trying it and for taking the time to comment!!
This was amazing! A huge hit with the hubby and 2 picky kids. It was super easy to make, and marinating the chicken all day worked well. This is a new family favorite and I wouldn't change a thing!
I am SO happy! I tested this recipe a million times, so it's a real labor of love for me! Thank you for taking the time to write!