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Childhood Trauma Nearly Destroyed Footballer's Career
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Tapelo Xoki's childhood trauma and battle with depression caught up with him while playing professional football at AmaZulu FC, and nearly pushed him past the point of no return. His long journey towards success at Usuthu was almost in vain.
But his decision to embark on therapy sessions and finding himself did not only help him overcome his upbringing and past trauma issues. It also aided him to regain his best form as one of the finest footballers on the land who is passionate about the development of the youth.
Recently, Xoki felt the need to dig deep into his own pocket to give back to his community of Khayelitsha when he, with the help of the Khayelitsha LFA officials, hosted the inaugural Kamvalethu (Our Future) Challenge Cup in which four divisions: u13, u15, u17 and u23s competed for the kits, medals and trophies that were on offer. "I thank everyone who has made the tournament a success. Not for me but for the youngsters in our community of Khayelitsha which we all know have a potential but face many challenges on daily bases," Xoki said after the event.
Nyongo, as Xoki was called in his days while playing for Cape Town Liverpool, West Coast, Silver City, Eleven Express (SAB League) and Khayelitsha LFA under 17 squad, had a long and difficult path to realise his dream. He grew up living with both his parents but was uprooted at the age of seven, making him feel rejected and that affected his development.
But he soldiered on and his talents landed him at Old Mutual Academy in 2012 but things didn't go smoothly. "At Old Mutual there was a time I almost gave up because sometimes I felt mistreated. I even complained to my parents, but I persisted due to my friend who encouraged me to persevere".
Xoki recalls that when he was 17 years old Old Mutual qualified for the Engen Knockouts but when it came to the main tournament the team developed doubts about his age and did not play him. "My teammates like Morne Nel would ask me why I wasn't playing. I said I also don't know. It hurt me a bit but I tried not to take note of it".
Then former professional footballer George Dearnaley bought the Vodacom League (currently known as ABC Motsepe League) franchise of the club and played a big role in Xoki's rise to prominence. "He made sure that he gave everyone a chance and had open trials. When he saw me he knew he could get something out of me. The Vodacom League was of a different level and of high intensity. I didn't always play but close to the end of the season I became a regular".
The following year Dearnaley took Xoki to AmaZulu for trials while he was also doing well in the Cape Town leg of the Nike Chance trials. "On a Monday I was told I'm going to Durban for trials and I had to attend the Nike Chance on a Friday. On top of that, I still had my parents on my case about school because I had registered for a sports management programme at CPUT (Cape Peninsula University of Technology)".
Xoki went to Durban but wasn't really noticed because AmaZulu had a midweek game. "I couldn't train with the first team but I was watched by Marc Kruner, who was the technical director. So I went to Joburg for Nike but Marc was there too for the Nike Chance and he observed me again. I didn't make the final cut for Nike but Kruner spoke to me about Usuthu and I told him I'd have to quit my studies.
"I arrived in Cape Town to the news that AmaZulu wanted me back because the coach didn't see me and my report was good. I went back to Durban and the then coach, Craig Roslee, was happy with me and I signed a pre-contract in 2014."
In the last three years Xoki had to confront demons from his past as challenges creeped up on him when he least expected. "People don't really talk about child trauma – the rejection and hurt that you go through when you are a child. Remember, I left my mother at seven and I had to go to a new family. I didn't really know my father personally and I didn't know the family.
"At that time I felt rejected and neglected because I didn't know what was going on and no one was telling me anything because I was a child. You grow up with those scars but you don't really know that those are scars. I had no one to confide in. When I was hurt, I just bottled things up. I did not want to get into trouble for fear of being sent away. I just had to soldier on and be my own man.
"In 2017 I got smashed in a game and it affected my kidney. Then all those emotions started to pour back in slowly because I was not training and I was trying to get back to fitness. I became a bit depressed since I was used to keeping things to myself."
Not knowing how to address the feelings affected his relationship with his girlfriend. But fortunately, he had friends who could see that something was not right. "They asked me about my family, which is something I was not used to because people wouldn't ask what's bothering me. There was a day when I just cracked and cried."
Xoki, though, had realised how to deal with the situation. "It starts off the field and then on it. I got to a phase when I was playing and then not playing, and then the remarks and feelings of rejection returned. I became bitter, angry and moody. I was turning into something I was not. I wasn't positive with my reactions at all.
"After a while I started to see a bit of change. The way I dealt with adversity started to change. I was more positive and my confidence started to come back. Other than blaming people and becoming bitter, I would look for positivity. And saying I need to work more, I need to do that, if it's not your time then it's okay."
His outlook on life has since improved. "My wish is to spread awareness about child trauma. There was a time when I asked myself so many negative questions around injustices. Like why did my mother take me to my father, and it became too much? The negative thoughts creeped into my mind to a point where I wanted to take my own life and disappear. But luckily, I found help. Some guys are not as fortunate."
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Wayland Farries Vaughan was an American ice hockey player and coach who led the Boston University Terriers men's ice hockey team from 1928 until 1943.

Career
A graduate of Yale University, Vaughan was hired as a professor of Psychology at Boston University in 1927. Shortly thereafter, he became the head coach for the ice hockey team after the resignation of Chippy Gaw in 1928. Vaughan led the team for a dozen years and stepped down after the 1940 season. After a year off, he returned after the United States entered World War II and heled the team for two more seasons before it was suspended for the duration of the war. In all, Vaughan compiled an 86-83-7 record as a head coach. He is noted for maintaining the Terriers program through trying times, including the Great Depression. Without any conference affiliation, Boston University played erratic schedules, with anywhere from 10 to 15 games per season. This changed after they joined the New England Intercollegiate Hockey League and were able to formulate a more consistent slate of games.

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Vaughan was married to Clara Francis Colton and the couple had several children together.

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It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown is an animated TV special created by Charles M. Schultz. The story parallels a child's faithful belief in Santa – sending the Great Pumpkin a letter and believing the Great Pumpkin will come on Halloween night – even though his friends ridicule him because they don't believe. While the children receive lots of treats, Charlie Brown receives only rocks. Charlie attempts to console Linus, but is not sympathetic to Linus' beliefs.
I'm surprised it's not being aired tonight – maybe waiting for November 8, 2016?
A Charlie Brown Religion: Exploring the Spiritual Life and Work of Charles M Schulz.
The Washington Post offers interesting insight into the making of It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. The author shares how dialogues and scenes were developed, illustrated, and filmed and the time line in which they took place.
It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown is a TV classic that has become a cross-generational family annual event. I was 17 when it first aired, and watched with our first child on it's 10th anniversary and each subsequent year as our family grew. Now we continue to watch It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, our three children and their families enjoy it too – texting back and forth with favorite moments and memories.
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Our first official book review took place this Friday. Ciarán was first of the team members up, presenting his selection for the week – Man Watching: A Field Guide to Human Behaviour by Desmond Morris. A classic book on society and behaviours, he delves into the various gestures we use daily and explains their inferred meaning. Through our body movements, we subconsciously reveal our attitudes, desires and innermost feelings. Ciarán led us through the levels of actions Morris defines, from Inborn Actions, which are actions we do not have to learn, such as infants feeding to Absorbed Actions, which are actions we acquire unknowingly from our companions, such as winking. Also exploring gestures and signals, Morris explains these in great detail. Understanding people, empathy and reading signals to gain insights is a crucial element of our work in Designing Dublin, making Man Watching a wonderful start to our book club!
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Deregulation is the new "socialism"
Republicans hate social justice more than they love free markets
It's not at all suprising to see a GOP politician hysterically fear-mongering about issues of social justice. What is a bit surprising is when they do so by framing deregulation and property rights as part of the nefarious left-wing conspiracy.
What Bigfooters Understand Better than Trump Supporters
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence
The Patterson-Gimlin "Bigfoot." More credible than most of the president's claims.
There's a group of people I used to hold in contempt, for whom I now feel a higher degree of respect and sympathy. I'm talking about Bigfooters, or "Squatchers," or whatever you want to call the folks who passionately hunt for the elusive cryptid. …
Is there a future for futurist Democrats?
When Andrew Yang bowed out of the 2020 presidential race, I was fairly ambivalent. As a supporter who had volunteered for his campaign, I obviously felt a bit sad that he would no longer be on the debate stage. …
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I've become a pretty anti-nostalgic person. Proclamations that "things were better in the good old days" tend to be both factually wrong and socially harmful. This is true in politics and in other areas of life (do you really miss having…
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In much the same way that a virus will mutate over time to increase its immunity against various treatments, so too do bad internet arguments.
Realizing how quickly the "big tech censorship" narrative crumbles under scrutiny, some defenders of Donald Trump and the "anything goes" social media app Parler have…
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There's a growing disconnect between the more academic definitions of "Left" and "Right," and what these labels are commonly understood to mean. If you ever attended a university and took an intro-level Poli-Sci class, you were probably taught that the political Right supports things like free markets, fiscal restraint, and…
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The Far-Right's Doom Loop Strategy
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After a week of surprising victories followed by (sadly less surprising) chaos and violence, there has been some renewed speculation about the future of the Republican Party and the American Right more broadly. Following the election, the conventional wisdom had been that while President Trump was on his way out…
Conspiracy Theories, Not the Issues, Have Polarized Us
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It's almost become a cliché to state that we are living through unprecedented times. As Covid-19 continues its merciless resurgence, and the soon-to-be former president desperately tries to overturn a democratic election in what can only be described as a dictatorial coup attempt, it's understandable that many of us would…
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Thank you. With your help this year, we saw women find true freedom from addiction. Despite an increased demand for recovery services and a decreased capacity to serve, Adeara was able to adapt because of your support. When we were no longer able to house multiple women in the same suite, we pivoted and made more space for women with kids in their care. We updated our mother's room and started child and family programming for the kids and their mothers. We extended our aftercare program to be more supportive of women who have left the program.
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This statement was originally published on eff.org on 18 January 2018.
The threat, called Dark Caracal by EFF and Lookout researchers, may be a nation-state actor and appears to employ shared infrastructure which has been linked to other nation-state actors. In a new report, EFF and Lookout trace Dark Caracal to a building belonging to the Lebanese General Security Directorate in Beirut.
"People in the U.S., Canada, Germany, Lebanon, and France have been hit by Dark Caracal. Targets include military personnel, activists, journalists, and lawyers, and the types of stolen data range from call records and audio recordings to documents and photos," said EFF Director of Cybersecurity Eva Galperin. "This is a very large, global campaign, focused on mobile devices. Mobile is the future of spying, because phones are full of so much data about a person's day-to-day life."
"Dark Caracal is part of a trend we've seen mounting over the past year whereby traditional APT actors are moving toward using mobile as a primary target platform," said Mike Murray, Vice President of Security Intelligence at Lookout. "The Android threat we identified, as used by Dark Caracal, is one of the first globally active mobile APTs we have spoken publicly about."
Dark Caracal has been operating since at least 2012. However, one reason it has been hard to track is the diversity of seemingly unrelated espionage campaigns originating from the same domain names. The researchers believe that Dark Caracal is only one of a number of different global attackers using this infrastructure. Over the years, Dark Caracal's work has been repeatedly misattributed to other cybercrime groups. In fact, EFF's Operation Manul report from 2016 misidentified espionage from these servers as coming from the Indian security company Appin.
"One of the interesting things about this ongoing attack is that it doesn't require a sophisticated or expensive exploit. Instead, all Dark Caracal needed was application permissions that users themselves granted when they downloaded the apps, not realizing that they contained malware," said EFF Staff Technologist Cooper Quintin. "This research shows it's not difficult to create a strategy allowing people and governments to spy on targets around the world."
Read more on Dark Caracal.
And more on how to avoid downloading malware.


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Video Thu Sep 10 2015
Next Reveals Terroir
Next begins serving the menu for Terroir, their homage to wine, beginning Sept. 11th; tickets start at $155. As always, their abstract promotional film has hit the internet, and as always, it reminds me of the "Strangé" perfume ad from the 1992 Eddie Murphy movie Boomerang. If only Grace Jones could collaborate with Achatz!
— Robyn Nisi
Random Fri May 08 2015
Before They Were Culinary Stars
When I saw a picture on my Instagram feed several weeks ago of some of Chicago's most notable chefs gathered together looking up at what appeared to be a restaurant opening, I expected to hear more later. Turns out, they weren't awaiting a restaurant opening, they were filming a scene for "The Chef Whisperer," a whimsical parody casting some of Chicago's top chefs and Beard nominees that debuted at Monday's James Beard Awards.
The mini film starring some of Chicago's top chefs chronicles Carl Stankowski, aka "The Chef Whisperer," played by Second City's John Hartman as he leads us through how he uncovered and guided chefs to their true talents -- pulling Rick Bayless out of a career dedicated to slinging burgers and fries with "I see Mexican," recommending that Stephanie Izard "use the whole pig and not just the pretty parts," and discovering Alpana Singh's palate at the age of seven, saying she "shouldn't waste it on juice boxes."
— Brandy Gonsoulin
Video Tue Apr 21 2015
Don't Try this at Home: the "Big Max"
McDonald's has been rolling out ordering "Create Your Taste" ordering kiosks in some stores that allow you to customize your hamburger. Oddly, the system appears to allow you to only get up to two hamburger patties and one bun, but "10X" everything else. Moshe Tamssot, founder of MakeItFor.Us, decided to see what resulted from maxing out all of the options. The resulting $25 monstrosity weighed 3.8lbs and included what looks to be two whole tomatoes.
— Andrew Huff
Video Thu Oct 31 2013
The Alinea Experience -- To Go
While Lula Cafe vamps (er, zombies) as Fat Rice today, Real Kitchen, a gourmet-to-go spot in a Lakeview shopping strip, took to the internets to dress up as Alinea for Halloween.
The video shows Real Kitchen's chefs doing such things as juicing chicken to concentrate the flavor, using superglue as a "molecular gastronomy" chemical, and recreating Alinea's infamous tabletop dessert on the front counter and squeegeeing it into a takeout container. The dishwasher/sommelier offers wine pairings.
Although it's just a spoof, Real Kitchen is giving away free cupcakes today. Stop in at 1433 W. Montrose Ave. and pick up dinner while you're at it.
Event Tue Sep 17 2013
New Documentary Goes Inside Alinea & Others
Spinning Plates, a documentary premiering in October, takes you into the back of the house at three restaurants -- Chicago's Alinea, 165-year-old family restaurant Breitbach's Country Dining in Balltown, Iowa, and mom-and-pop Mexican restaurant La Cocina de Gabby in Tucson, Arizona -- and explores the similarities between their operations and the various challenges the owners have faced. Entertainment Weekly premiered the trailer today; below is a clip from Alinea.
Spinning Plates made the rounds at film festivals last year, and will be in theaters nationwide Oct. 25. Alinea's sister restaurant Next announced on Facebook that it will be co-hosting the premiere in Chicago, followed by "a very special few evenings at the Aviary." Stay tuned for news on those events.
Video Fri Jan 11 2013
Next on the Hunt
As previously reported, Next's next reimagination is "the Hunt." The restaurant just released its first teaser video for the concept.
Video Thu Jan 03 2013
Cantu & iNG Hope a Miracle Will Change American Tastes
The second episode of Moto and iNG chef/owner Homaro Cantu's online video series, "CookiNG Under Pressure," debuted this week. This episode focuses on Cantu's work with the miracle berry, a West African berry that messes with taste buds and makes sour things taste sweet. Moto and iNG have both featured dishes that showcase the miracle berry, and Cantu has written a new diet book, aptly named The Miracle Berry Diet Cookbook, to promote its use as a means of reducing sugar content in the American diet.
This week Cantu also announced a series of cooking classes featuring the miracle berry, from Jan. 2-12 (except Jan. 4 and 10). For $100 per person, attendees attend the class and receive a signed copy of The Miracle Berry Diet Cookbook and a six-course miracle berry-oriented tasting menu at iNG. Each class is limited to 30 people. Call 855-834-6464 to reserve your spot.
Video Thu Dec 27 2012
Meet The Tamale Ladies
Last weekend, filmmaker Carlos Martinez interviewed one of the tamale vendors who set up on street corners all over the city. The business is tough and getting tougher, but they do what they can to survive.
You might also be interested in our 2008 story about the tamale guys who ply their trade in the city's bars.
Achatz Talks About the Future of Dining
The Chicago Humanities Festival Q&A with Chef Grant Achatz sold out in an instant. Fortunately, video of the full event is now online for everyone to see.
— Andrew Huff / Comments (1)
Video Wed Nov 14 2012
TapiNG Under Pressure
"CookiNG Under Pressure," the new TV show from Chef Homaro Cantu and his partner at iNG, Trever Rose-Hamblin, made its debut yesterday. Cantu describes it as "'Restaurant Impossible' meets Anthony Bourdain's 'No Reservations.'" The show follows Cantu, Rose-Hamblin and the rest of the iNG staff as they develop a 10-course tasting menu based on the movie Nightmare Before Christmas.
The episode mixes reality show-style looks behind the scenes of a working restaurant with semi-improvised set pieces and overly long "foodporn" shots; one slow-motion scene of a gin-and-tonic foam snowman being blasted by a flamethrower goes on for nearly a full minute. The iNG team's creations largely bomb during the friends and family trial dinner, so it's back to the drawing board for some retooling. All's well in the end, and then Cantu and Rose-Hamblin indulge in a Blair Witch-esque visit to a forest preserve...
Stay tuned for future episodes, which will follow the crew through the menu overhaul they perform every six weeks. Watch Facebook for updates
Dessert Thu Oct 25 2012
Groovy Treats
Sally Kenyon of Uptown Brownie walks us through how to make her top-secret pumpkin cheesecake brownie with Glossed and Found.
Video Wed Aug 29 2012
FEW Spirits on Camera
A small batch distillery working in the heart of an area formerly known as the hot bed of the temperance movement, FEW Spirits is giving us an inside look into their artisan operations up in Evanston.
Distillery tours are available still for this Saturday at 2 and 3pm, providing a nice rain check for your Isaac-ruined beach plans. Check their website for more details.
— Joanna Kanakis
Video Fri Jul 06 2012
It's a Hot Sticky Mess
How long would an ice cream cone last in Chicago's heat this week? All-Terrain Johnny decided to find out. [via]
Video Mon Jun 25 2012
In Season: Juneberries
Amelanchier, also known as juneberries, serviceberries, shadbush and many more nicknames, are found throughout Chicagoland. They're found growing on side streets, in parks and in people's yards -- shrubs and small trees with white flowers that lead to clusters of red-to-purple berries on the ends of long stems. There might be one outside your office or apartment right now.
We're so thoroughly trained to avoid eating things that grow wild -- who knows if it's poisonous? -- that plenty of perfectly good fruit goes to the birds. One near West Side condo building didn't let their landscaping go to waste; instead, led by Moshe Tamssot of Monks of Invention, they harvested the juneberries in their courtyard and made a variety of sweet treats, from preserves to small pies.
Video Mon Mar 05 2012
Behold, the Butcher
The latest edition of Sky Full of Bacon examines the renaissance of the butcher shop. It's well worth half an hour of your time.
Video Thu Feb 16 2012
The Grid: The Mediated Plant
"The Mediated Plant" is the seventh installment of our short film series, The Grid. These documentaries are posted throughout Gapers Block and compiled in their own multimedia feature section.
An examination of how The Plant -- Chicago's Vertical Farm and food business incubator -- has been represented in the media. Learn more at plantchicago.com.
The Grid co-creators Ben Kolak and David Nagel have been documenting The Plant since 2009. More information about their work towards a feature-length documentary is available at vimeo.com/plantchicago.
About The Grid
This video is part of a series profiling Chicago businesses, subcultures and landscapes. These short, lyrical documentaries aspire to be art cinema, ethnographies, and experiments in form. Producer Ben Kolak's directorial debut, Scrappers, won Best Documentary at the Chicago Underground Film Festival and made Roger Ebert's list of top documentaries for 2010. Editor Dave Nagel is a recent University of Chicago graduate. Graphic Designer Akemi Hong is a recent graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's graduate program in Visual Communication Design. Jenna Blackburn, an undergrad at University of Chicago, and Victor La Porte, an undergrad at DePaul University, also contributed.
— Drive-Thru
Dessert Wed Feb 15 2012
Alinea Floats its Lightest Course
Next may get all the press these days, but Alinea still has a few tricks up its sleeve. Like, you know, making a Willy Wonka-esque edible balloon out of apples.
The Grid: Snaggers
"Snaggers" is the sixth installment of our short film series, The Grid. These documentaries are posted throughout Gapers Block and compiled in their own multimedia feature section.
Snagging fish is allowed seasonally in a few spots on Lake Michigan. Find out more from the Chicago Reader.
The Grid is a series profiling Chicago businesses, subcultures and landscapes. These short, lyrical documentaries aspire to be art cinema, ethnographies and experiments in form. Joe Riina-Ferrie and Mel Gonzalez teach filmmaking to high schoolers on Chicago's South and West Side through Community TV Network. Ben Kolak's directorial debut, Scrappers, won Best Documentary at the 2010 Chicago Underground Film Festival and made Roger Ebert's top 10 list of documentary films for that year. Graphic designer Akemi Hong is a recent graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
— David Schalliol
Fun Food Videos from Fruit Bonus
In its spare time, local filmmakers Fruit Bonus make fun and rather odd food-related videos.
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Video Tue Nov 22 2011
The Practice of Butchery
Practice & Space, a new web series by Sergio Salgado that "investigates people's commitments to their craft and is filmed on location in their unique spaces," chose to focus on Butcher & Larder in its debut episode. [via]
Video Mon Nov 21 2011
Your Own Mini Food Film Festival
If you missed out on this weekend's Chicago Food Film Festival festivities, you can still watch a film or two.
Sky Full of Bacon's headlining short film, Farm to Barstool, takes you behind the scenes at Pleasant House Bakery:
Video Mon Sep 19 2011
The South Side's Barbecue Heritage
Michael Gebert finally got a break from the Reader's Key Ingredient series to release a new Sky Full of Bacon video. This time he delves into the history and influences of Chicago's distinctive South Side barbecue style. He talks with pitmasters at half a dozen spots, and learns about the development of the aquarium smoker.
Sky Full of Bacon 17: A Barbecue History of Chicago from Michael Gebert on Vimeo.
Event Thu Aug 25 2011
Not So Starving Artists: Interviews with the Chefs
Chef Koren Grieveson and her portrait by Tim Anderson
All photos and video by Andrew Huff
Last Thursday, Aug. 18, the Chicago Artist's Coalition hosted a fundraiser event called "Starving Artist" -- essentially a benefit for the CAC -- where four of Chicago's top chefs were paired with four of the city's top artists to collaborate on a "unique sensory experience," inspired by each other's work. One sixtyblue pastry chef Hillary Blanchard-Rikower was paired with Lauren Brescia, avec's Koren Grieveson was paired with Tim Anderson, Girl & The Goat's Stephanie Izard was paired with Richard Hull and Province's Randy Zwieban was paired with Judy Ledgerwood.
Each artist's work was displayed next to the respective chef's station, where guests could sample the appetizer-sized dish prepared for the evening. The artworks and "experiences" at each chef's restaurant were offered in a silent auction, while works by CAC members graced the walls. In addition to the chefs' dishes, desserts from Alliance Bakery were served in the Bolt Gallery in back, and drinks from Koval Distillery, Tito's Vodka, Haymarket Brewery and several wineries were pouring all night. The event showcased the the CAC's new Fulton Market space to its fullest extent, both as a gallery and studio space and as an event venue.
I spoke with the chefs about what they made and what they thought of the collaboration. Over in A/C, arts editor Kelly Reaves shares interviews with the artists.
Video Wed Jun 22 2011
From a Meat Packing Plant to an Urban Farm
An interior photograph of The Plant before conversion. Photograph by David Schalliol.
A new documentary project, A Sustainable Reality: Redefining Roots, has launched a kickstarter campaign to support their work filming the development of The Plant, a vertical farming and industrial reuse project on the South Side. In 2010, Bubbly Dynamics purchased the former Peer Foods meat packing plant and is transforming it into a hub for sustainable businesses. The facility already hosts organizations as varied as 312 Aquaponics and the New Chicago Brewing Company, and is adding more groups as the building is transformed. The film plans to document each step and will evolve with The Plant, starting as a a web series and then growing into a feature-length documentary film.
To donate to the documentary project or learn more about it, visit their Kickstarter page. If you'd like to donate directly to The Plant, you can do that too.
Watch the Kickstarter video about the project below.
— David Schalliol / Comments (1)
It's Gettin' Real in the Whole Foods Parking Lot
Ashland/School and North Avenue shoppers, put your hands up.
— Joanna Kanakis / Comments (1)
Random Thu Jun 16 2011
Go Cone-ing Today!
A wild new fad prank -- "the next planking," apparently -- is evidently sweeping the globe: "cone-ing," in which you order a soft-serve ice cream cone at a fast food drive-through, and then grab it by the ice cream instead of the cone when the attendant hands it to you. The whole idea, of course, is to play it straight while you grab the soft-serve and see what the restaurant worker's reaction is. And to get it on tape.
Originated by Melbourne, Australia comedian Alki Stevens earlier this week, his YouTube video introducing cone-ing has been viewed well over a million times, and the prank has nearly 12,000 members on its Facebook page.
So far, the video above and the one below are the only ones filmed in Chicago -- but I suspect we'll be seeing many more before cone-ing goes out of fashion next week.
Video Sun Feb 20 2011
Wolfgang Puck Discusses Post-Oscars Menu
For the 17th year in a row, Wolfgang Puck will serve the Academy's 1,500 at the annual Governor's Ball this Sunday, which takes place immediately following the Academy Awards. From the Hollywood Reporter: "The 2011 menu - created by Puck and chef Matt Bencivenga - is inspired by Latin flavors, from classic paella to coastal seafood, along with signature favorites such as smoked salmon Oscars and pastry chef Sherry Yard's gold-dusted chocolate Oscars." Oh, and they're serving up 25lbs of black truffles. The cost? About a thousand dollars per pound. In this video, courtesy of PopSugar, he discusses -- in his typical goofy accent -- the menu that he and Bencivenga constructed. Which item is his favorite though? Wolfgang can't say. "It's like if you have ten kids, which one is your favorite one? I think you like 'em all." Brilliant. But seriously, the hamachi gets jealous.
— Andrew Carlin
TV Mon Feb 14 2011
See Chicago on "Bizarre Foods"
Andrew Zimmern's "Bizarre Foods" filmed here in Chicago this summer, and that episode finally airs tomorrow, Feb. 15 at 8pm on the Travel Channel. Sadly, our restaurant scene moves faster than that sort of delay allows -- Mado is showcased despite closing late last year. But "Bizarre Foods" does a good job of capturing the breadth of the city's offerings in terms of eateries featured. Zimmern visits Alinea and Graham Elliot on the high end, XOCO and Franks 'N' Dawgs for more of our trendier take on fast casual, Uncle John's for our indigenous aquarium-smoked barbecue, and the Maxwell Street Market for our incomparable Mexican street food, as seen in the video below. He also goes on a mini-tour of Albany Park, checking out Ruby's Fast Food, Kang Nam, George's Grill Kabab and Taco Chino.
There are two more clips on the "Bizarre Foods" website -- blood sausage at Gene's Sausage Shop and freeze-dried soup at Alinea. You might also want to watch Kevin Pang's chat with Zimmern from back in July when he was filming.
Video Fri Feb 11 2011
The Grid: Market Fisheries
"Market Fisheries" is the first short film in our new series, The Grid. These documentaries will be popping up all over Gapers Block and compiled in their own multimedia feature section. Enjoy!
Market Fisheries, located at 7129 S. State Street, has been owned and operated by the Brody Family since 1957. For more information about the store, see this Chicago Tribune article from 2009.
The Grid is a series profiling Chicago businesses, subcultures and landscapes. These short, lyrical documentaries aspire to be art cinema, ethnographies and experiments in form. Producer Ben Kolak's directorial debut, Scrappers, won Best Documentary at the 2010 Chicago Underground Film Festival and made Roger Ebert's top 10 list of documentary films in 2010. Editor Dave Nagel is a recent University of Chicago graduate.
Event Wed Dec 08 2010
Delighting Your Pleasure Center
"Biologists, physiologists, anatomists think that the pleasure center of the body is...elsewhere. But clearly they have never eaten at Hot Chocolate or Blackbird or had a really good glass of wine. Otherwise they would know that the center of pleasure in the body is between the mandibles -- and not between anything else."
In November NPR commentator Gwen Macsai introduced three Chicago culinary personalities -- Mindy Segal of Hot Chocolate, Paul Kahan of Blackbird, and master sommelier Alpana Singh -- at a Chicago Humanities Festival panel, "The Perfect Meal." Watch them discuss what makes a meal perfect, whether it's food and drink that "satisfies the desire of the moment" or "communicating and connecting with the people you're with" or all of the above.
— Ruthie Kott
Video Wed Sep 29 2010
Craig Schoettler's Job Is Better Than Yours
If any doubts remained in your mind that Craig Schoettler has one of the best jobs in the world, he and the Aviary viral video team are back with more proof that, well, your job sucks and his is definitely awesome. In July, he began aging liquor in different types of oak barrels, from a maple syrup barrel to a Heaven Hills Bourbon barrel. Today, he and fellow mixologist Josh Habinger bust out their calibrated syringes, tap the barrels and test the fruits of their labor. Delicious, alcoholy fruits. [YouTube]
Bayless at Google
Chef Rick Bayless recently visited Google's main campus to discuss his book, Fiesta at Rick's.
Video Sun Aug 22 2010
Finally, a Bubble Drink We Can Get Behind
Grant Achatz tweeted this awesome video of himself yesterday, discussing an experimental, bubble tea-like concoction with mixologist Craig Schoettler. It's the second in a series of videos designed to promote Achatz's newest venture - the molecular cocktail lounge Aviary. While we admit we're a tad skeptical - perhaps we're just traditionalists when it comes to floating balls in our drinks - we know better than to turn down anything Achatz (or his brain trust) sets down in front of us.
Video Tue Jun 01 2010
24 Hours at Alinea
...in three minutes. As Grant Achatz tweeted, "Back door rarely locks. By time the cleaner is done the prep team is arriving."
Video Thu Apr 22 2010
The Hearty Boys Hit the Small Screen
Dan Smith and Steve McDonough, the Hearty Boys, are back in front of a camera -- but this time on YouTube -- in support of their new cookbook, Talk with Your Mouth Full.
They're posting recipes from the webisodes on Facebook.
Video Wed Feb 24 2010
The Secret Behind Too-Perfect Noodles
The Chicago Reader's Mike Sula recently learned the secret behind too-perfect noodles at Jibek Jolu, the city's only Kyrgyz restaurant. Jibek Jolu is located at 5047 N. Lincoln, 773-878-8494.
Making hand pulled noodles (lagman) at Chicago's Jibek Jolu from mike sula on Vimeo.
— Sharon Bautista
Nostalgia: Urbis Orbis and the "Third Place."
Remember Urbis Orbis? The seminal Wicker Park coffeeshop and "third place" closed a little over a decade ago, but you can revisit it and its colorful staff and clientele through this short documentary just posted on YouTube.
(Thanks, Anna!)
— Andrew Huff / Comments (13)
Video Mon Oct 19 2009
Chicago Eats TV Debuts
Chicago Eats TV made its debut yesterday, promising to "deliver hot and fresh videos about some of the most unique places around." That's a tall order that's not really borne out by the first three episodes, which feature fREDHOTS in Glenview, Cans and Canteen in Bucktown, and three spots for hot wings -- Yak-Zies on Diversey, McGees Tavern and Jake Melnick's Corner Tap. Not exactly unique and undiscovered territory.
Hopefully they'll branch out into some truly interesting stuff, but in the meantime, I recommend visiting Sky Full of Bacon, which makes up for its infrequency with excellent depth. The recent two-part series on whitefish fishing on Lake Michigan
Set your TiVo for "Fresh Food or Factory Fodder?" on Can TV
Today at 4pm, CAN TV airs Ken Davis' interview with Terra Brockman, founder The Land Connection, a non-profit organization devoted to community-based food systems which incorporate sustainable, organic farming practices. Also featured are Chicago locals like Tom Melvin, longtime supporter of Angelic Organics CSA and Lyle Allen, Director of Green City Market.
— Christine Blumer / Comments (1)
Homaro Cantu Enjoys Being Disruptive
Keep your eye on this page, as well as the Moto chef's Twitter account, for clues as to what happens on, by my calculations, November 14. From the looks of things, we can expect a video aspect:
Might want to make a reservation for that night, just in case.
UPDATE: Cantu tells the Reader's Food Chain:
"A) that's just the tip of the iceberg
B) the iceberg is bigger than the tip"
Gee, that's helpful.
Video Mon Apr 27 2009
Bayless on Global Warming
Chef Rick Bayless gets a little cheesy in this PSA about how you can help fight global warming. What is in that blender?
Video Fri Apr 17 2009
Burger Project on Cheeseburger Show
The Cheeseburger Show made its debut yesterday on CLTV, starring Tribune writer Kevin Pang and a cavalcade of Chicago food and cultural celebrities, from Q101 DJ Electra to chefs Homaro Cantu and Doug Sohn to "Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me" host Peter Sagal, all talking about one of America's favorite foods: the cheeseburger. Episode 1 is now available online.
The show immediately brought to mind the Chicago Burger Project, a long-running blog whose mission has been to try every burger (as well as fries and shakes) on Time Out Chicago's 2007 list of the city's best burgers. They've been plowing through as time and bellies allow, veering off-mission occasionally to try more recent additions to the burger scene. So I got in touch with one of the CBP co-founders, Nathaniel Grotte, for his thoughts on the Cheeseburger Show.
A couple of things I have to call out:
- Pang praised the "sharp tang" of American cheese at Top-Notch. The cheese is either sharp or American, but not both.
- Doug Sohn likes the burger at Jury's?! Whoa. OK. I know that place has fans, but I've been there more than a couple of times and am always disappointed by a . Maybe Doug is too exhausted by the high quality and brilliant execution he deals with at work that he prefers to relax with a slab of mediocrity.
- I assume that the (albeit unspoken) conceit of this show is that Kevin Pang's on a quest to find great burgers, which is what people always assume that the Chicago Burger Project is about, when, in fact, it's actually about making fun of Time Out Chicago. It's my belief that really good burgers make for kind of boring analyses, but bad ones can be very entertaining (see the "rollercoaster of flavor" at Riverview Tavern). It's my hope that Pang runs across some real duds and gives people hell about it, because that's good television.
Overall, though, Grotte enjoyed the first episode and said he'd tune in again. I agree -- it's fun and funny, and bound to stay interesting, especially if Pang's net is wide enough to cover some of the more colorful places in the suburbs as well as the city. Keep an eye on his progress by following the "burger yeti" on Twitter.
Jones' Goodass Barbecue and Foot Massage
Big Dog Eat Child, the sketch comedy troupe behind the viral video Jones' Big Ass Truck Rental & Storage, has come up with another business plan.
Drink Sun Mar 08 2009
U.S. Barista Championship
Mike Phillips, a barista at Intelligentsia's Broadway store and last year's Great Lakes Regional Barista Championship winner, is one of the six finalists in the U.S. Barista Championship. Three other finalists are from Intelligentsia's Los Angeles outpost, and another, Scott Lucey, is from Alterra Coffee in Milwaukee.
Wondering what goes on at a barista competition? The finals will be streaming live at the USBC website; they're scheduled to run from 2-4:30 Central time this afternoon, and the winner will be announced shortly thereafter.
UPDATE: Phillips is the winner! His final score was 730 points, besting second place Nick Griffith of Intelligentsia LA (719.5 points) and third place Scott Lucey of Alterra Coffee (697.5 points).
— Leah Williams
News Thu Feb 26 2009
RIP James Ward
James Ward, former food critic for WLS-TV and the Sun-Times, passed away today after a long illness. From his Channel 7 bio:
Ward was restaurant critic and food columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, from 1978-1984. Prior to this, he was restaurant critic for the Chicago Daily News.
From 1969 to 1974, Ward served as editorial director for R.R. Donnelley & Sons in Chicago where he was responsible for producing travel and food magazines.
He began his career as a restaurant critic as editor and assistant publisher of Restaurants and Institutions, a food service industry trade magazine from 1960-1969.
Ward, a Chicago native, graduated from Loyola University, and holds a Master's degree in political history from the University of Chicago. He and his wife reside on the city's north side.
Ward was memorable for his often flamboyant delivery and purple prose, employed here in this review of Lindy's Chili (from early 2000s, judging from the website at the end) -- and his trademark red-rimmed glasses.
Video Mon Jan 05 2009
Sneak Peek: Obama on "Check Please!"
As mentioned previously, our future president taped an episode of "Check Please!" in August of 2001, reviewing Hyde Park's Dixie Kitchen. The show has released this teaser clip in advance of the Jan. 16 airing.
UPDATE: Here's a little more, courtesy of Hypertext:
Video Thu Jul 17 2008
Cooking with Coolio
If you've tired of the perk, precision and competition in the world of televised cooking, head to MyDamnChannel to watch Cooking with Coolio. The rapper will "teach your a-- to cook," everything from a Caprese salad (in case your girlfriend is "one of them salad eatin' bitches") to sauteed spinach even a kid will love to a whole turkey (dropped like it's hot into a deep fryer). He keeps his spices in dime bags, wears sunglasses while he cooks and yells, "Bring your a-- to the table" when the food is ready. He's just what the bland world of food TV needed.
— Lori Barrett / Comments (3)
Drink Wed Apr 09 2008
Beer Nutz: Chicago Edition
Though the show itself is somewhat annoying, Chicago beer enthusiasts may enjoy this episode of Beer Nutz. The duo visits the Map Room, Goose Island, Piece, the Siebel Institute, Harry Caray's, Sheffield's, and Rock Bottom.
The excellent Randy Mosher becomes their unofficial tour guide and is eventually rated the biggest "beer nut" in Chicago. The Chicago Beer Society also receives some attention.
— Gemma Petrie / Comments (1)
Store Fri Nov 09 2007
Takoyaki at Mitsuwa
LTHForum moderator Cathy2 captured the art and process of making takoyaki, or octopus balls, at Mitsuwa in Arlington Heights this past weekend. The takoyaki were part of Mitsuwa's anniversary sale, which runs through Nov. 19; not sure whether the octopus balls will last that long.
Feature Thu Dec 31 2015
The State of Food Writing
By Brandy Gonsoulin
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TUGS WIKI
David Mitton
Robert D. Cardona
The Star Tugs Company
Star Tugs
Z-Stacks
Zorran
Zebedee
Characters, Merchandised Characters, Antagonists,
Harbour Tugs
Bigg City Port
"No problem! That bunch of clapped-out sardine cans are gonna find they missed a boat, or my name's not Zorran!"
— Zorran, "Sunshine"
Sunshine (TUGS)
Last appearance
Bigg Freeze (TUGS)
Chris Tulloch
Hajime Koseki (Japan)
Elise Langenoja (Finland)
Scott McNeil (Salty's Lighthouse)
Harbour Tug
Zero Marine Bigg City
Owner(s)
Captain Zero
Zorran is regarded as the cunning leader of the Z-Stacks and is Captain Zero's first tug of the fleet. He is renowned for his deviousness and scheming prowess. He, alongside Star Fleet rivals O.J., Big Mac, Warrior, and his Z-Stack companions Zak and Zebedee is a harbour tug. Zorran speaks with an East Sussex accent.
Zorran is looked up to in fear from most of the other tugs, because they know that he is a tug not to be messed with in the best of times! However, though being able to generally get what he's looking for, Zorran is depicted as a very pragmatic tug, who will be devious only as far as common sense and necessity allows.
The majority of the episodes portray him as a leading antagonist in someway. Although he is undoubtedly the most intelligent Z-Stack, his plans usually end up backfiring: either through the incompetence of the other Z-Stacks or his own overconfidence. Zorran has shown to regularly employ fellow Z-Stacks Zip and Zug to carry out his operations, which more often than not results in adverse consequences.
The other Z-Stacks are secretly afraid of him, but Zorran himself doesn't appear to be afraid of anyone other than Hercules, and has even been known to show insolence towards his boss, Captain Zero ("We're not smiling, Captain Zero!"). Despite his maligned characteristics, there is a very good reason for Zorran's role as the head Z-Stack - he's easily, when not scheming, the most competent and sensible of the fleet, best shown in the episode "Munitions" when he's given responsibility for overseeing a large delivery of explosives. Zorran ensured the other Z-Stacks followed all correct safety precautions and saw that the job was carried out efficiently. Later at the naval pool he sided with O.J. when arguing with officious Navy tug Bluenose over common sense against orders, and when a massive fire broke out he urged rival tug Ten Cents to escape the danger. True to his opportunistic nature, however, Zorran then sat back to enjoy the impromptu fireworks display as Navy tramper Kraka-Toa blew herself apart. He has also been shown to scold the other Z-Stacks for messing up, such as in Bigg Freeze when he told off Zip and Zug for making the wrong judgement and put the work contract on thin ice for both Star and Zero fleets.
Despite his cunning and sinister behaviour, Zorran, at times, has been known to portray rather cowardly tendencies. This is shown best at times such as when he is in the presence of Hercules or confronted with a situation beyond his control. He is on the receiving end of Burke and Blair's teasing in Quarantine, which leaves him nervous. He can be superstitious, as shown when he was overwhelmed by the sight of the White Fleet; coincidentally, however, Izzy Gomez and most of the Star Fleet were also terrified.
If there is one example of bravery from Zorran, it is when he had been ordered by Fire Tug to push a fire barge towards Kraka-Toa; he may have been sceptical about this idea, but he was willing to help out nonetheless. To his credit, he only backed away from the danger at Fire Tug's command.
Although he is a steam tug, Zorran's deep, aggressive whistle sounds more like air-horns fitted to modern diesel tugboats.
He is also shown to be able to raise his hat a little when rolling his eyes upwards. This was a modelling error, but the producers liked it so much that it was deliberately not fixed.
He was voiced by Chris Tulloch, who designed the tugs himself, including Ten Cents. Tulloch gives Zorran a neutral Cockney accent. He's one of the few characters whose voice actor can be definitively identified. In Salty's Lighthouse, he, along with Zug, was voiced by Scott McNeil. His original TUGS actor was credited as writer, director and art director.
Though designed by Chris Tulloch, Zorran was built by former Thomas & Friends model maker, Jeremy King.
Like the rest of the Z-Stacks, Zorran is based off the Moran Fleet of New York City.
Jinxed (cameo)
Bigg Freeze
Books and Annuals
Loading Grain
The Missing Barge
Nothing to Declare Template:Mentioned
Heat Wave Template:Mentioned
Ship In Distress
Ten Cents' Busy Day
Salty's Lighthouse
After Tugs' production ended, Zorran's model was purchased by the Star Tugs Company, an organisation which aimed to restore and preserve the models.
The face mask he currently wears is his surprised face. Jeremy King donated an original resin copy of Zorran's smirking face to The Star Tugs Company at an exhibition.
The gap in Zorran's front teeth is the result of a dental disorder called Diastema.
In Salty's Lighthouse, he has a much more evil-sounding voice.
It is currently unknown if Zorran's other face masks still exist.
Zorran sometimes lifts his hat.
Zorran's face is based on American filmmaker and actor, Quentin Tarantino.
Takara (discontinued)
Pins (discontinued)
5 Tugs | 1 Former Member
Zorran | Zebedee | Zak | Zug | Zip
Zero Dock
Retrieved from "https://tugs.fandom.com/wiki/Zorran?oldid=49223"
Merchandised Characters
Antagonists
More Tugs Wiki
1 O.J.
2 Ten Cents
3 Top Hat
Tugs Wiki is a FANDOM TV Community.


Easy connections to sensors, field devices, and other automation solutions are becoming the norm in motion control — that's according to Brian O'Connor, director of product and market development at Aerotech. In fact, increasing affordability of electronics (and subsequent rise of IIoT) have spurred all branches of industrial automation to more networking. But even basic machine designs have benefitted from new cable and connector options that impart simplicity.
Our recent survey of connectivity experts yielded details on these and other cable and connector designs for power and networking components. This cable panel included Rich Buchicchio and Howard Lind of Cicoil Corp. and Eric Rice of Applied Motion Products; and Horst Messerer, data, network, and bus technology sales manager at HELUKABEL; and Mark Kojak, V.P. of product management and business development in the Americas at Harting Inc.
Read on for what they had to say — and be sure to visit motioncontroltips.com/category/networking-iot as well as wireandcabletips.com for additional insight from other sources on IIoT trends and where Ethernet-based networking protocols are overtaking traditional fieldbuses.
Buchicchio • Cicoil: Components with electronic functionality are clearly gathering and using more data than ever. We support this market segment with lightweight designs that exhibit reliability without signal degradation. More specifically, we've seen significant demand for data cable — including twisted shielded-pair data cables; Cat 5e, Cat 6A, and 50 & 75 W Coax cable; and HDMI, FireWire, Camera Link, and IDC ribbon cable.
Cicoil 0.025-in. IDC cable is suitable for tight spaces that need high signal density. Its ultra-flexible jacket is resistant to flames and harsh environments; single and double-row connections are suitable for mass termination — with up to 64 conductors. The cable also withstands temperatures to 260° C.
Messerer • HELUKABEL: We're seeing a trend towards more use hybrid cables (those that combine power with control and data) for one-cable setups. More design engineers than ever are requesting these cables for use in drag-chain and torsion applications.
Buchicchio • Cicoil: We stock and sell a wide variety of standard flat cable for motion control, data and video, and power-plus-signal applications … But engineering custom cable and assemblies is at the heart of our company. We manufacture sophisticated assemblies and cable harnesses for demanding applications — including those for military and aerospace, medical devices and diagnostics, and semiconductor-equipment manufacturers. We also offer value-added overmolding, box builds, plug-and-play designs, and other engineering design services … and custom assemblies are fully tested before delivery.
But others are taking a different tack to separate connections on relatively small motion components — to let engineers choose proprietary connectors only if they work for the application at hand.
Rice • Applied Motion Products: We now offer a daisy-chain board connector for NEMA-11-frame StepSERVO Integrated Motors that separates communication terminals into two standalone power and I/O connectors — making it easier to establish daisy-chain connections on RS-485 and Modbus RTU networks.
Some Applied Motion Products NEMA-11-frame StepSERVO integrated motors (left) separate terminals. In contrast, standard configurations integrate them.
In contrast, standard configurations of Applied Motion's TSM11 (NEMA-11-frame) motors incorporate a single 12-pin header that provides a power supply, input, output, and RS-485 communication terminals in a small integrated space … without sacrificing input and output connectivity to other devices, controllers, or HMIs on the machine.
In traditional servo designs, the servo motor and controller connect by two cables — one for power to the motor and one for the transmission of sensor or encoder data. Now HELUKABEL TOPSERV single-cable solutions include conductor for the transmission of signals and power.
Of course, the materials from which cable and connectors are made continue to have significant impact on overall design.
Buchicchio • Cicoil: Our products are suited to an array of emerging applications. All of our flat cables feature flexibility and durability; the rugged outer jackets withstand environments that are hot, cold, indoors, outdoors, on land or sea or in the air … or even space. Our cable is also compatible with sensitive environments (that are cleanroom rated) and where designs require kink-free cable.
Related from sister site wireandcabletips.com: What are flat cables?
Messerer • HELUKABEL: We sell molded M12 connectors in D and X-coded versions (male and female) for use with Category 5 and 6A cables (which cover higher data transmission rates to 10 GBit/sec). But materials are important here; the metal casing of both the connector and socket makes the assembly robust and resistant to dirt and moisture — even to IP67.
Lind • Cicoil: Thinner-jacketed (more flexible) versions of our data cables maintain EMI/RFI protection … and we've recently developed round Cat5e cable, HDMI cable, and Micro IDC cable with a 0.25-in. pitch. These feature ultra-fine wire stranding and Flexx-Sil jacketing for unsurpassed flexibility, durability, and usability in extremely harsh environments.
Messerer • HELUKABEL: PVC insulation in standard and hybrid cables is being reduced and replaced with PE or PP-based compounds. The latter compounds make cables low smoke and halogen-free (LSZH) … plus necessitate a smaller cable diameter (and lighter weight) because of reduced wall thickness. This in turn is due to the fact that PE and PP have higher insulation resistance than PVC compounds.
PVC is cheaper, but isn't low smoke or halogen-free … and has limited insulation resistance (which is why cables with PVC jackets necessitate thicker walls to get adequate voltage-resistance levels).
Buchicchio • Cicoil: We've formulated a silicone rubber polymer called Flexx-Sil that works as a flat-cable outer jacketing … Plus we use ultra-fine wire stranding in conductors. The combination of this conductor wire and supple Flexx-Sil jacketing (made with our extrusion process) produces a cable unsurpassed in flexibility — one that weighs less and consumes less physical space than conventional round cable with comparable electrical and signal performance.
In addition, Flexx-Sil cable jacketing is translucent and waterproof; UV and chemical resistant; and can withstand temperature extremes (operating from -65° to +260° C and remaining flexible even at -100° C); has the natural flexibility of silicone rubber (which is more than twice as flexible as PVC and PTFE insulation); and exhibits high material stability and low outgassing (with zero halogen). The cable jacketing is also durable with a durometer rating of 65 (Shore A) or a durometer rating of 85 (Shore A) in a SuperTuff version.
When asked about cable and connector options to impart simplicity or turnkey operation, our sources cited modular and universal systems.
Messerer • HELUKABEL: Our UL/CSA-approved pre-assembled data cables for Industrial Ethernet systems can include molded M12 and RJ45 industrial connectors, so engineers can modularly assemble any possible combination of cables and connectors to design product built exactly for their needs. Plus with high-speed data cables (with transmission rates to 10 GBit/sec) the molded M12 and RJ45 connectors guarantee a faster and more reliable connection within control cabinets, machinery and in-the-field operations.
Kojak • HARTING: Connectivity components must be compact, so we've expanded the Han-Modular product line with Smart Han modules that allow connection of active components. Using the same footprint as other Han-Modular modules, these let engineers create custom connectors using off-the-shelf modules that join in any combination to integrate power, control signals, and data into a single connection. This connector series revolutionized the industry when released in 1994 and remains our fastest-growing product line.
Messerer • HELUKABEL: We offer one RJ45 connector that has bandwidth to 500 MHz and supports data rates up to 10 GBit/sec … so it's suitable for demanding industrial applications. The connector comes in a linear or angled version so works in industrial areas with limited space.
Lind • Cicoil: EZ-Flexx Flat Cable features a new external profile and inner jacket that makes it just as easy to strip and terminate with connectors as conventional round cable — even allowing use of automated stripping equipment. This lets OEMs and other commercial users to capitalize on the advantages and benefits of flat cable attributes and performance, without the labor overhead experienced with other types of flat cable.
Rice • Applied Motion Products: Designing very small integrated motors — motors with a NEMA 11 frame size, for example — means fitting as much functionality as possible into a tiny footprint. Because many users of our NEMA-11 motors had space for a slightly larger connector arrangement, we configured a new three-connector arrangement as an optional add-on component to three lengths the TSM11. (These integrated motors include TSM11Q-1RM-H01, TSM11Q-2RM-H01, and TSM11Q-3RM-H01.) Owners of existing single-connector modules also can upgrade their TSM11 integrated motors in the field by purchasing the daisy-chain connector board separately.
Lapp Group USA ÖLFLEX SERVO 7TCE oil-resistant servo cable with TC-ER approval works on industrial machines and in cable trays — and eliminates the need for two cable or conduit types. A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) jacket and cross-linked XLPE insulation can withstand temperatures to 105° C.
In some cases, sizing software simplifies the specification process.
Lind • Cicoil: Our online Flat Cable Configurator provides fast and easy custom cable design on desktop and mobile devices. Point and click to add any of a wide variety of conductors (including pre-configured modules) for many standardized functions — such as USB 3.0, Cat 6a, and Camera Link. A click-and-drag function lets users position their selected conductors anywhere they choose on the cable. Then engineering drawings, custom part numbers, and cost per foot are delivered immediately to the engineer's email inbox.
More cable and connectivity offerings are designed with miniaturization or compactness in mind.
Micro IDC ribbon cable with 0.025-in. pitch is compact — and it's more flexible (and can tolerate higher voltages) than standard designs … so is especially suitable for use in confined areas.
Machine monitoring is an option with igus intelligent robot cable that warns users of impending failure. If certain parameters are exceeded during dynamic cable operation, a warning is triggered, indicating that the cable must be replaced. The cable concept is based on igus' Chainflex cables — stranded and shielded to maximize life with an array of jacket materials.


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As an account manager, enrich company website and attract Japanese customers.
Enter the above site in Japanese.
Negotiation with hotel (luxury hotel center) for posting on site.
We plan to organize tours etc. in the future.
Communication with Japanese head office (English).
Internal official language in Vietnam (Japanese).
Work smoothly with the Japanese headquarters and understand the strategy of the head office.
Experience in the travel industry (APEX.JTB.H.I.S etc.).
Online Travel Agency marketing experience.
It is better to have experience of living in Japan.


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- Legal Policy Committee ignored resolution of the constitutional crisis;
- NABU and NAPC urge to restore anti-corruption legislation;
- Bakanov opposes the SBU reform;
Legal Policy Committee ignored resolution of the constitutional crisis
The Legal Policy Committee of the Parliament managed to hold a hearing on consideration of the draft laws aimed at resolving the constitutional crisis only on Friday, November 13. The Committee did not support any of the proposed draft laws and decided to continue their consideration.
The decision means that none of the draft laws would be voted during the upcoming plenary session in the first reading. Thus, the resolution of the constitutional crisis is delayed for several weeks yet again.
However, the Committee made the dangerous decision to announce a new competition for the vacant position of the judge of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine. However, updated competition procedures are not foreseen. At the same time, civil society organizations call for an open and inclusive process of the selection of judges.
NABU and NAPC urge to restore anti-corruption legislation
The National Anticorruption Bureau of Ukraine and the National Agency on Corruption Prevention issued statements urging the Parliament to restore the criminal liability for submitting false e-declarations and related legislation by the end of the year. Otherwise, all those officials who submit the declarations during the upcoming year will avoid liability for stating false information in the declarations of 2020.
Bakanov opposes the SBU reform
The head of SBU Ivan Bakanov criticized the SBU reform draft law developed by the Parliament for limiting the powers of the service. He defended securing SBU's redundant powers to investigate economic and organized crime. In fact, such powers contradict Ukraine's commitment to reform security service under NATO standards.
Bakanov accused some "enemy special services" in an attempt to influence the reform of the SBU and claimed the planned weakening of the service. Meantime, human rights activist claim that most of the cases investigated by the SBU does not concern national security issues.
Ukraine's constitutional court attacks anti-corruption laws - Economist
Lack of trust in judiciary major obstacle to foreign investment in Ukraine - Centre for Economic Strategy
Journalists' bank accounts blocked as court acquits ex-intelligence chief Semochko - Kyiv Post


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Q: Vue.js how to for-loop and style an objects properties within an array? I'm currently working with Vue.JS and I've been having some trouble outputting some data with the v-for loop.
My goal is to have a 'base' item repeat itself but contain unique information, please see the image below for reference.

So far, I've somewhat go this working. I'm unsure if this is the "best" or most efficient/optimal way to do it, so I was hoping someone could give me some advice on it.
<template>

        {{ value.itemname }}
        {{ value.itemprice }}
        {{ value.bInStock }}

</template>

The next issue I ran into is binding a class to a value based on the data in the 'items' array.
If I wasn't to use an array, and instead just have a single object, I could do;

 {{value}}

However, because I have an array, the 'key' that gets returned is just the array index. Is there any way I can use the object properties like; 'itemname' as the key while it's inside an array?
Any help is appreciated. :)

A: Just do

{{ item.price }}

Back to the Question, to achieve the behavior you mentioned, just iterate again over the item (the object) to get the key values

new Vue({
  el: '#app',
  data() {
    return {
      myArr: [{
        key1: 'some key value 1',
        key2: 'some key value 2',
        redKey: 'red key value',
        key4: 'some key value 3'
      }]
    }
  }
})
.red {
  background: red;
  color: white
}

        {{ k }} : {{ v }}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


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Q: Laravel - Create user profile with user id In my app I have a users table and a user_profiles table.
When creating a new user I need to fill the new users ID in the user_profile table.
Here is my store function in my users controller
public function store()
{
    $userData = new User(Input::only('username'));
    $userProfileData = new UserProfile(Input::except('username'));

    $userData->save();
    $userProfileData->save();

    Flash::success('A new user has been created successfully.');
    return Redirect::route('users.index');
}

How can I pass the newly created users id to the users_id column in the users_profile table?

A: Getting and assigning the ID might be easier than you think:
    public function store()
{
    $userData = new User(Input::only('username'));
    $userProfileData = new UserProfile(Input::except('username'));

    $userData->save();
    $userProfileData->users_id = $userData->id;
    $userProfileData->save();

    Flash::success('A new user has been created successfully.');
    return Redirect::route('users.index');
}

The id will be set in the $userData object after the execution of the save() method on the userData object. You can then assign it to the foreign key in user_profiles object.