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VINYL AGE, PART 1: PRE-ROCK
For some years before and after the Second World War, EMI had a virtual monopoly on recorded music in Australia. A local recording industry boomed in the 1920s, with international as well as homegrown players entering this brand new field, but the Depression of the 30s killed it off. Ten-inch, 78rpm shellac disks and their players – the hi-tech of the day – were an expensive luxury people could no longer afford. Virtually only EMI survived.
Australia then of course existed in the Commonwealth shadow of Mother England. Twentieth Century popular music was an American invention and by the 30s there was record companies all over the US cutting jazz, blues, country, pop, all these new sorts of music. Hollywood films including musicals travelled outside the continental US all round the world, to Britain, Europe and Australia. American records reached the rest of the world only via foreign licensing arrangements. And so for Empire countries like Australia, that meant via the great patriarch of British recording, the soon-to-be-named EMI conglomerate (made up of such labels as Parlophone [eventual home of the Beatles], HMV [His Master's Voice] and Regal-Zonophone). EMI in London made licensing deals with the three biggest record companies in America – Columbia (or CBS as it was always known in Australia), RCA and Decca (later MCA, before it was Universal) – meaning that in Australia, American music only filtered down here via EMI in England. And EMI here released only a fraction of the deep catalogues they had the rights to. EMI also relayed to Australian and other Commonwealth territories the output of its arch-rival in the UK, Decca Records, which confusingly was not related to the American Decca label and would in fact be consumed by its expansion into the most lucrative US (as London Records), which was why to prepared to license away to EMI, at least for the meantime, its Commonwealth rights.
The story of a music-starved Australia establishing a record business after the war is one of the ending of EMI's monopoly by challengers arriving from overseas as well as springing up locally. Internationally, after the war, was the real beginning of the modern global music business, with the biggest record companies in their home territories itching to expand in every which way. Although even as the standard image of this history is one of American corporate and cultural imperialism, it was in fact European record companies that started the globalisation process. First, in the late 40s, Britain's Decca opened its stand-alone operation in America under the London label banner, and then, in the early 1950s, Philips expanded out of its Dutch/German base and opened in America as well as the UK and other Commonwealth territories like Australia, South Africa and South America, where its main rival was the expanding EMI. In 1955, EMI bought up Capitol Records in the US and it was only after that, partly as a consequence of the dominoes it caused to tumble, that then-dominant American labels like RCA and CBS began expanding globally, with WEA following. American tobacco companies, oil companies, soft drink companies, food companies were doing the same thing at the same time. It was a corporate pop-cultural revolution.
On the ground in the US, there were new independent labels springing up that would change the music and the business. The first and most powerful, Capitol, was launched out of LA even during the war, and afterwards it hit huge with crooners like Frank Sinatra and Nat King Cole, not to mention paved the way technologically for rock to follow with singer Mary Ford's partner Les Paul's innovations with the electric guitar and multi-track recording. Chicago's Mercury Records was another label that would develop into a virtual new major, especially after linking up with Philips in the early 60s. Beyond that, music was transformed in the 50s by a whole slew of new, regional indies like Atlantic, Speciality, Modern, Imperial, Chess, Liberty, Sun, King, Vee Jay and countless others who tapped into the new electric blues, R&B and hillbilly genres, the strains that would feed into rock'n'roll.
EMI in Australia was doubtless selling all the 78s it could press as it was, whether British classical recordings, the schmaltziest of relayed American pop or the most rustic of Australian hillbillies. There were shortages of records and shellac along with everything else in the late 40s.
Charles Higham wrote in the Bulletin in the early 60s: "In 1948, something memorable happened in Sydney: J. Stanley Johnston's music counters received large stocks of Capitol records – the first overseas consignment since the war – and Stan Kenton and Ella Mae Morse were heard loudly in Johnston's halls. It was the beginning of the flood. By the early 1950s, ARC and EMI were expanding, more record players were bought…"
Before the war, EMI had heavily pushed local singing stars like Peter Dawson and Gladys Moncrieff, and recorded dance bands bordering on real jazz and even ushered in Australian hillbilly music when, in early 1936, New Zealander Tex Morton cut his first sides for Regal-Zonophone at the old EMI studio at Homebush. Early Australian hillbilly music, arguably Australia's first vernacular modern pop music form, was fostered almost exclusively by EMI.
During the war, A&R manager Arch Kerr signed Buddy Williams, and after the war one of the first new artists he signed, in January 1946, was Slim Dusty. After the war, EMI even started recording local hot jazz, after George Trevare cut his first sides for Regal-Zonophone in 1944.
Hot jazz had boomed as dance music in Australia during the war, not least of all thanks to the Yanks who were over here, and so straight after the war, new independent labels sprang up to record it, among them Jazzart, owned by Melbourne nightclub and record shop entrepreneur Bob Clemens, and Wilco, owned by disk-jockey and critic Ron Wills. Graeme Bell started out recording for Wilco and when he moved to EMI would become a major star. Ampersand was another label that released a string of 78s around this time.
In 1949, EMI bought the 301 Castlereagh St. site in Sydney where it would set up headquarters and build the famous 301studio.
At around the same time also in Sydney, the Australian Record Company, or ARC, was launched. By any other name, ARC had actually started out before the war, as a radio transcription service, pressing acetate disks for broadcast purposes. By 1949 it was ready to branch out as a record company in its own right, with two distinct labels under its umbrella, Rodeo for hillbilly music and Pacific for pop. Jack Argent's first signing to Rodeo was Reg Lindsay; the label released legendary American producer Ralph Peer's recordings of Tex Morton, after Morton, a major star, had started out on the Regal-Zonophone label for EMI.
Pacific was run by Sydney boogie-woogie pioneer Les Welch. Welch took as his model the groundbreaking American Capitol label, and set himself the brief, in essence, to produce knockoffs, or covers, of Capitol's hits. It is a long and noble music business tradition, getting a version of a hot new song out first. It's not just the Australian cultural cringe, British rock was founded on it too, and the American record companies have always vied to beat each other to this sort of punch. Because Capitol was a new label without international links yet in the late 40s, its records weren't available in Australia, and so Les Welch could cover its (proven American) hits here and expect much the same result, which he did get. As a producer as well as performer in his own right, Welch's name was the key one on many, many records that sold many thousands at the time.
In 1951, ARC made a deal direct with Capitol to lease its recordings for release in Australia. Which, in effect, put Les Welch out of a job. And so, on the rebound, Welch left ARC to form arguably the most important Australian record company of them all, Festival. Getting backing from powerful financiers, Festival opened in an old theatre in Gladesville re-fitted with ten record presses. Its first release, on the Manhattan label, was a 78 by Welch himself, a version of then-current US hit "Meet Mr Callahan," and it reputedly sold ten thousand copies.
One of Festival's other earliest releases (FM-6), towards the end of 1952, was an album by Welch, a 10" 33rpm 'microgroove' vinyl LP called Tempos de Barrelhouse – which is often described as Australia's first album. But as even a cursory amount of research reveals, the search for the first Australian vinyl record is a parlour game as fraught as our art historians' attempts to pin down the first oil painting made in this country.
Vinyl was first used to make 78s in the US during the war, when shellac supplies ran out after the fall of Singapore. After the war, the two biggest majors, RCA and CBS (who weren't just record companies but also broadcasting empires and electrical goods manufacturers), developed the vinyl record: CBS concentrated on the 'microgroove' LP, initially a 10" but ultimately a 12" long-player, which was launched in 1948; and RCA fostered the 7" 45rpm single-play, which it launched in '49. These formats were gradually adopted throughout the world, although the shellac 78 would still take a good decade to fully die (and three-speed record players, born in the early 50s, would persist till well into the 70s).
There are plenty of other challengers to Les Welch's claim on the first Australian vinyl album (the vinyl single would not be launched here for a couple of years yet). By the late 40s, Australia was rife with new, independent record companies, many of which began on 78 and equally pioneered the new microgroove format. In September 1951, Music Maker magazine reported, "Diaphon Scoops Pool with First Australian LP Disc" – a 10" album of the Civic Symphony Orchestra recorded in performance at the Great Hall of Sydney University under the baton of Haydn Beck. Diaphon was one of the new local labels that would go on until the mid-50s to release a string of pioneering albums, and this one was a full year before Tempos de Barrelhouse.
Also before Tempos de Barrelhouse, during 1952, were Diaphon's first pop album, Midnight Melodies, by the Art Ray Quintet, and the first of Melbourne label Spotlight's fifty 10" albums to follow, guitarist Bruce Clarke and the Samballeros' Evergeen Rhythm.
In October 1952, Music Maker reported that Jazzart had released the first Australian jazz LP, by Len Barnard's Band, cost 37/6. Two months after that in December 1952, Plattavox released the album Music for Pleasure, by William Flynn and his Orchestra with vocalist Darryl Stewart: All of which was prior to Tempos de Barrelhouse.
Finally in March 1953, music magazine Tempo reported on Tempos de Barrelhouse, "Welch Waxin' Wows 'Em: This time Les has put down on disc the first microgroove efforts of any group of Australian musicians."
EMI in Australia was initially sceptical about the new formats and slow on the uptake. ARC, on the other hand, quickly started relaying Capitol album releases. Capitol was one of the pioneers of the LP form, with classic hits like Sinatra's first title for the label, 1954's Songs for Young Lovers, sometimes called the first concept album. The LP was obviously tailor-made for longer-form styles like classical music (which was always compromised by the shellac 78's three minutes a side) and showcast recordings. It also encouraged jazz to be recorded the way it tended to be played live, longer due to improvisation. When EMI in Australia finally got with the program, one of its early album releases, the original Broadway cast recording of South Pacific, was one of Australia's first hit LPs.
Spotlight, Diaphon and Planet were just three of the leading Australian pre-rock independent labels. There were plenty of others. There was Prestophone, Fidelity, Celebrity, Esquire, Tempo, the joint Magnasound/Paramount venture, Radiola (owned by AWA), and Swaggie. Spotlight had a country division called Round-Up. Also in Melbourne, like Spotlight, was Planet, run by Bob 'King' Crawford. Planet's first two releases, in 1951, were two 78s by Allan Rhodes and his Orchestra with singer 'King' Crawford himself. When these four cuts were soon compiled onto an EP (Extended Play) called Jump Time, this might have been Australia's first slice of 45rpm 7" vinyl.
The two Melbourne labels that would survive the 50s though, to become ultimately the most important south of the Murray, were Astor and W&G. Astor was an electrical goods manufacturer that started a record division on the basis of a license deal with new American label Mercury, and it generated almost no local product of its own at first. But it had a distribution network. W&G, on the other hand, an outgrowth of the White & Gillespie plastics business, did nothing but local releases, including distribution of the Diaphon catalogue.
What was EMI's first local album? Might it be Nine Australian Folk Songs, by Burl Ives? released around 1953. Can this title also be considered the first commercial recording of Australian folk music? Certainly it predates either Diaphon's Excerpts from Reedy River, the soundtrack of the stage show from '54, and Wattle Records' first 10" of Australian songs sung by Briton A. L. 'Bert' Loyde.
Was our first country LP Planet's Hilbilly Classics, by Kenny Arnott, or was it the Johnny Ashcroft album on Philips, Songs of the Western Trail? Even Slim Dusty didn't release an album until 1960. Was Ashcroft's preceded as the first local album for Philips by piano-accordionist Herbie Marks's Music for Romance? Philips was the European major that completed the recording industry landscape in Sydney in the early 50s, having set up shop here very quickly after the company was first founded in Holland at the start of the 50s.
Was the first 12" album pressed in Australia the Philips release of 1951's Ellington Uptown? Was the first Australian 12" album Diaphon's Evergreens of Rogers and Hart by Wilbur Kentwell, in '54?
Our first 45rpm vinyl single is usually cited as Festival's release of Darryl Stewart on "A Man Called Peter," in 1955. Or was it? Stewart certainly built a career on it. But collector James Cockington recently turned up a 7" by Frank Johnson and his Fabulous Dixielanders, a version of "When the Saints Go Marching In," whose Magnasound label copy reads that it was recorded on February 21, 1954.
Certainly, Festival's second 45 and one of its last 78s, in mid-1955, was Bill Haley's "Rock Around the Clock." And obviously nothing was the same again after that.

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Moči (餅, rómadži mochi) jsou japonské koláčky z rýžové pasty z lepkavé rýže, které mohou mít různé náplně – ze sezamové pasty, ovocné, matcha nebo jsou také v Japonsku velmi oblíbené sladké náplně z červených fazolí. Jde o tradiční pokrm při oslavách japonského nového roku, podávají se však celoročně. Moči slouží i jako výchozí surovina pro řadu dalších jídel (např. agemoči, daifuku), velice oblíbené jsou také například moči plněné zmrzlinou. Obřadná příprava koláčků se nazývá močicuki – spočívá v uvaření lepivé rýže, jejím roztlučení na pastu v tradičních moždířích usu a následném tvarování. Moči se často vyrábí průmyslově. Zajímavostí je, že se každoročně při konzumaci moči při oslavách nového roku udusí mnoho japonských důchodců.

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Lira and Mira: Who lives?
Encantadia is the worst place to become a parent. Amihan was separated from her real daughter. Alena lost her son. Lila-Sari also got separated from daughter and now, Deshna is dead.
Danaya is smart for not having a child, at least not yet.
Let's talk about Pirena and Ybrahim.
Two parents who both lost their daughters. Arde, the god of death, brought Lira and Mira back to life to be used as Hagorn's leverage against the Sang-gres. Fate seemed to side with the Sang-gres this time because they were able to successfully rescue Lira and Mira. As celebrations were about to be held, Lira and Mira collapsed and fell into an endless sleep a bit like Princess Aurora of Sleeping Beauty. Hagorn, with the help of Arde, put a curse on Lira and Mira. In order to bring the young Sang-gres back, Hara Danaya sent Alena to threaten Hagorn with a war unlike any he has seen before if he does not give the cure for Lira and Mira.
For a minute there, it seemed like the Sang-gres will be able to get what they want from Hagorn. However, Deshna decides to take matters into her own hands and goes up against her evil, heartless father. Deshna attempts to kill Hagorn, fails miserably, and dies at the hands of her own father.
Grief-stricken Hagorn blames Deshna's death on the Sang-gres instead of on himself because in his twisted reality he is the mistreated one. To spite the Sang-gres, he agrees to give the cure to Mira and Lira's curse. But only one gets it. The other one will go back to her death.
So how do you choose who gets to live and who doesn't? There a lot of medical cases that come up at a crossroads like this. But that's reality, this is fiction so let's stick with this one.
Danaya and Alena are put between a rock and hard place. Lira and Mira are both their nieces. They love them both, of course, and having to choose one would just be unthinkable.
For Pirena and Ybrahim, even if no one will directly admit it, the choice is clear. Pirena will, of course, want Mira to live and Ybrahim will choose Lira over Mira any day.
Having already had her stint with the dark side, Pirena struggles with herself. She recognizes how incredibly selfish she is (a fact pointed out by Mira herself). She feels guilty for wanting Mira to live more than Lira because Lira is also her niece and is also in a way special to her. She's terrified of being capable once again of doing despicable deeds in the name of her own happiness.
If I'd visualize Ybrahim's heart right now, I would say it's a thousand shattered pieces. First of all, he already lost his son, Khalil. He has lost Amihan, the love of his life. He lost his daughter and he lost a lot from his kingdom. He had Lira back but only for a minute. Ybrahim is the picture of a man who is down in the dumps, has lost everything, and is desperate enough to get his only source of joy back.
It was Ybrahim who succumbed and went to Hagorn to make a deal. He clearly still hates Hagorn but is desperate enough to betray his allies. After going to Hagorn, he visits Lira who is still sleeping and suffering. He tells her how much he loves her and how he does not want to lose her. A sight of a father's heartbreak.
I know this fiction but let's just say for a second that this is real. How do you choose?
For an outsider, it's easier perhaps. Toss a coin or do the Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe thing. Let Pirena and Ybrahim have a duel, whoever wins gets to be with his/her child. If you were any one of them, what advice would you give any of them? If you were Hara Danaya, how would you decide? Would you have enough wisdom to make the right decision? In this case, what would constitute a right decision?
I know I won't be that person.
It was July 18 when the show first aired last year. I remember accurately because I posted a status about it on my Facebook account. I rarely watch teleseryes because I find them stressful. I like to relax and unwind at the end of a long day. I don't need to subject myself to tons of crying and over-the-top drama around love, the world's injustices, and vengeance, which seem to be a common theme among said teleseryes.
That is what sets Encantadia apart. Yes, it has drama, crying, and babies getting stolen but it also has sword fights, explosions, magic, and bloodbath. It's a fantasy. A perfect escape. It may be nothing like Game of Thrones in terms of the story line and production level but in and of itself, it is a gem. See what I did there? Gem? Brilyante?
Anyway, I think I was 15 years old when the original version came out and I was also an absolute fan back then. When it was first announced that GMA 7 is going to do a remake sometime around 2015 I guess, I was horrified because I felt protective of the show and its story. I didn't want them to remake my beloved show only to botch it. I don't know if it counted but I found myself sending tweets to make my voice be heard, asking them to make it good for us long-time fans.
A couple of months went by, the show aired and it was awesome! The production team did deliver what they promised. The story of the four Sang-gres was still front and center, of course, but it was more complex and dynamic than the previous version which I absolutely loved being that I've also matured in some sense, too.
Then came a fan's heartbreak.
A few months into it, the show seemed to be nearing its climax and it was hinting that one of my favorite characters, Amihan, will die. I was a wreck for almost a full week, I think. I stressed myself out thinking and worrying whether they'd kill off her character. I didn't understand why the show was going that route: killing off a main character. That's not how you do it, at least not on shows in the Philippines.
Then a showbiz news broke out. Kylie Padilla, who was playing Amihan, is pregnant.
If I had any means, I would have begged and pleaded the director and writers to work their way around it. Yes, it's trivial but I know for anyone who is a fan in some way, shape, or form, it's one of the most difficult heartbreaks you could ever have largely because you can't do anything about. It is totally out of your control. I cried like a real person was dying moments before her death, and cried even more during her funeral, and even when she came back and had to leave again because she no longer belonged in the world of the living, I guess you'd call it.
Looking back now, I could say that it made sense that she died based on how the story was going. It was a poetic death, the highest form of sacrifice. I admit I hated her for a moment because I couldn't understand how a mother could think the way she thought. To me, it was a completely flawed thought process. It didn't make sense. But I couldn't have been more wrong. Because it was a sacrifice she had to make for the greater good, because while she was a mother and a sister, she was also a Queen, who had a duty not only to her own kingdom but also to the rest of their kind. As hard as it is to accept, in fiction and in real life, there is always something bigger than ourselves.
I was reading Kylie's blog post about Amihan: her own story about the character. How she got the role, the audition, her training, personal thoughts, and most especially her love for Amihan. It was an inspiring read in that I got to see Amihan through the eyes of the woman who played her.
She talked about her like Amihan was real. I've always known what a beautiful character Amihan was. She had the kindest heart and the bravest soul. A loving mother and a fierce warrior. Soft but not delicate. In fact, I began to love Amihan more through Kylie's words.
Then I got to the part I didn't expect. A paragraph of apology.
I want to express my most sincere apologies to everyone for everything that happened because of this. I know many people were disappointed. I promise to make it up to you after my kid is strong enough to carry himself.
Sorry to the whole team and the followers of Encantadia. I know how much you love Amihan and the show, I know how much you wanted to see more of her. I know because I too feel the same. To the Encantadia cast and crew, I appreciate so much the care you took in those last couple taping days. Thank you for everything you did for me and what you continue to do for Amihan's character on the show. We, all Amihan admirers want to see her happy.
Reading the quoted words above had me bawling again. I felt guilty because I did feel hurt and betrayed. While I never felt that Kylie owed fans an apology, I did feel a little comfort knowing she recognizes a fan's pain.
You didn't have to apologize. Now, I admire you more for doing so. I would like you to know though that you're more than forgiven. Through your posts, I understood that leaving was painful for you, too. For that, thank you for writing and sharing your blog.
The end of Amihan's story may be unfortunate. However, the reason why it had to end is a beautiful story still waiting unfold.
The sad part about this is no longer seeing the story of such an amazing character on TV. The good part? Her death was not for nothing because it reminded me of a lesson that's a tough pill to swallow even to the best of us. Selflessness.


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By Matthew Torres. CREATED Feb 6, 2015 - UPDATED: Feb 6, 2015
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A new non-profit organization in north Nashville is helping released inmates stay out of prison.
Executive Director Tamika Braden started The Help Center to support ex-offenders who cannot find a stable job and home because of their criminal history.
Braden started the idea in December and is planning to open the doors on Monday.
"I have always wanted to start one, but did not have the guts to do it," Braden said. "I feel if we are going to release someone back to society, we should give them a chance to take care of themselves."
There are currently 1.6 million people incarcerated in federal and state prisons in the U.S., according to the Corrections Corporation of America. Three out of every four inmates will be arrested again upon release.
According to latest statistics from the U.S. Department of Justice, Tennessee had more than 43,000 inmates in local jails or prisons.
"I just feel everyone deserves a second chance," Braden explained.
The HELP Center is already working with seven transitional homes, and businesses willing to hire ex-offenders. They also aim to provide moral support and adequate training to maintain a lifestyle useful to society.
"I go to classes, take support and receive help but it doesn't always lead anywhere," said Stavon Riley, a former inmate released more than eight years ago. "Nevertheless, I keep trying."
Riley has been on the other side of the law since he was 15-years-old. The father of an 8-year-old girl is now staying at a halfway house and plans to use the help from the center to get back on his feet.
"It's not that we don't want to work, don't want to go to school or don't want to pay bills, but I feel we deserve some type of leeway," Riley said. "We don't expect it to be given it to us, but we need the help."
More than 650,000 inmates are released every year and about two-thirds of them go back, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. The CCA said the problem of recidivism can go down if inmates participate in education programs and vocational training, find employment, and receive substance abuse help.
"Everyone who has been released from incarceration or been through it should take advantage of any type of help," Riley added.
The center has yet to officially open, but Braden hopes to serve more than 400 former inmates in the area and expand to nine more states.
The center is located on 3918 Dickerson Road, Suite 110.
The group is looking for more volunteers and donations for supportive services such as bus passes, work uniforms, identification cards and deposit for housing.
You can call them at (615) 891-2659 or visit www.thehelpcentertn.org.


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US strikes 5 facilities in Iraq and Syria linked to Iranian-backed militia
Posted 8:46 pm, December 29, 2019, by CNN Wire
US forces conducted airstrikes in Iraq and Syria against five facilities the Pentagon says are tied to an Iranian-backed militia blamed for a series of attacks on joint US-Iraq military facilities housing American forces.
The strikes occurred at about 11 a.m. ET on Sunday, a source familiar with the matter told CNN. They stand as the first significant military response in retaliation for attacks by the Shia militia group, known as Kataib Hezbollah, that have injured numerous American military personnel, according to US officials.
Pentagon spokesman Jonathan Hoffman described the strikes against the group as "precision defensive strikes" that "will degrade" the group's ability to conduct future attacks against coalition forces.
Defense Secretary Mark Esper briefed President Donald Trump Saturday before carrying them out with the President's approval, according to a US official familiar with the strikes.
At least 25 people were killed in the US airstrikes, according to a statement Sunday from the Popular Mobilization Units, a Tehran-backed Shiite militia also known as the Hashd al-Shaabi.
Kataib Hezbollah is a group under the Popular Mobilization Units. Jewad Kadum, a PMU official, said in a statement earlier Sunday that the rescue operations were still ongoing as well as the evacuation of the wounded, recovery of the dead bodies and the extinguishing of the fire caused by the airstrikes.
US officials travel to discuss strikes with Trump
Esper, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark Milley, traveled Sunday to Mar-a-Lago to discuss the strikes with Trump.
Speaking from the President's Florida resort, Pompeo said the US took "decisive action" and said threats against American forces had been ongoing for "weeks and weeks."
"We will not stand for the Islamic Republican of Iran to take actions that put American men and women in jeopardy," Pompeo said.
Esper said Sunday's meeting with the President included discussing "other options available" without providing further detail. He added that the US "would take additional actions as necessary to ensure that we act in our own self-defense and we deter further bad behavior from militia groups or from Iran."
US officials said the five targets included three Kataib Hezbollah locations in Iraq and two in Syria. Those locations included weapon storage facilities and command and control locations that the group uses "to plan and execute attacks on OIR (Operation Inherent Resolve) coalition forces," according to the Pentagon.
The strikes all came from the air using F-15 Strike Eagle fighter planes, the US official familiar with the strikes said. Secondary explosions were observed after some of the strikes, indicating the sights may have housed ammunition.
While there were multiple strikes, the sites being hit were relatively small, the official told CNN. Whether the US decides to strike further will depend on the activities of the militia, they said, and whether it conducts additional attacks against US interests.
American officials have blamed the group for attacks like one on Friday on a base near Kirkuk, Iraq, that killed a US civilian contractor and injured four other US service members.
Hoffman asserted again in his statement that the group has links to Iranian forces.
"KH has a strong linkage with Iran's Quds Force and has repeatedly received lethal aid and other support from Iran that it has used to attack OIR coalition forces," he said.
'A treacherous stab in the back'
Abdelkarim Khalaf, spokesman of the commander of Iraq's Armed Forces, said during a live interview on state television, Al-Iraqiya TV, that Esper informed Iraqi Prime Minister Adil Abdul Mahdi half an hour before the US airstrikes.
"The Iraqi Prime Minister expressed his strong objection to this unilateral decision and his concern that it would lead to further escalation and demanded that he (Esper) stop it (airstrikes) immediately," Khalaf said.
He added that "these strikes represent a treacherous stab in the back."
Abdul Mahdi said the Baghdad government rejects "unilateral action" by coalition forces inside his country, according to a statement carried on state television.
"We have already confirmed our rejection of any unilateral action by coalition forces or any other forces inside Iraq. We consider it a violation of Iraq's sovereignty and a dangerous escalation that threatens the security of Iraq and the region," the Iraqi prime minister said.
Escalating tensions between the US and Iran
The US had been pushed to the brink of retaliation against Iran or its proxies before Sunday's strikes, specifically after attacks this summer on oil tankers in the Persian Gulf and oil facilities in Saudi Arabia and Iran's downing of a US drone in June.
US officials, including Pompeo, repeatedly stressed that any threat to the freedom of navigation in the Gulf and the oil trade would be considered unacceptable, but the Trump administration took no action.
Over the past two months, however, US officials have grown increasingly concerned as the threat to US and coalition forces became more immediate. In the last several weeks, a series of rocket attacks have targeted military installations in Iraq where US and coalition personnel are stationed. US officials linked them to Kataib Hezbollah, citing similarities in the attacks.
And behind the militant group, US officials pointed to Iran.
Tensions between the US and Iran have increased over 2019 as Washington tightened the economic squeeze on Tehran through its "maximum pressure" campaign and Iran responded with what it calls for "maximum resistance."
Tehran's resistance has taken the form of gradually reduced compliance to the international nuclear deal that the US left in May 2018 and a campaign of regional provocation that began escalating in May.
That month, four oil tankers in the Persian Gulf were damaged by mines, drones launched by Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen hit two segments along a major Saudi east-west oil pipeline and a rocket landed near the US embassy in Iraq.
On the last day of May, a suicide attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, wounded four US servicemen. While the Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, Washington blamed Iran.
In June, two more tankers were attacked in the Gulf of Oman and Iran downed a US drone, bringing Trump to the very verge of ordering a strike on Iran before he called it off at the last minute. In August, up to 10 Houthi drones targeted a Saudi oil facility and in September, cruise missiles caused significant damage to another Saudi oil facility. The US, Saudi Arabia and European nations pointed the finger at Iran.
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Home News Leo Warns The World Against Brits With Growing Tensions Over Protocol
Leo Warns The World Against Brits With Growing Tensions Over Protocol
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Ireland is warning other countries around the world not to trust the UK because it is run by a "government that doesn't necessarily keep its word".
Tanaiste Leo Varadkar urged countries to be wary of the UK due to the "bad faith" demonstrated in plans to overhaul a key agreement in the Brexit deal.
After agreeing to the Northern Ireland Protocol – to allow checks on goods and services flowing between Britain and Northern Ireland, the UK has sought to change it constantly.
MEPs are unhappy about the UK's attempts to renege on the agreement, but comments by Boris Johnson's former top aide Dominic Cummings have caused anger.
In a series of tweets on Tuesday evening, the PM's ex chief adviser indicated that it was never the British government's intention to keep to the Brexit deal!
Shd we generally stick to deals? Of course. Sometimes break them? Of course. Just like the EU, US, China and every other state does. International diplomacy cannot be judged by the standards of a student duel, and lawyers are hired help not the masters
— Dominic Cummings (@Dominic2306) October 12, 2021
Leo Varadkar described those comments in an interview with RTE's Morning Ireland as "very alarming because that would indicate that this is a government, an administration, that acted in bad faith and that message needs to be heard around the world".
"At the moment they're going around the world, they're trying to negotiate new trade agreements.
"Surely the message must go out to all countries around the world that this is a British government that doesn't necessarily keep its word and doesn't necessarily honour the agreements it makes.
"And you shouldn't make any agreements with them until such time as you're confident that they keep their promises, and honour things, for example, like the protocol."
Mr Varadkar's comments come ahead of the EU setting out proposals to resolve the political stand-off over trade in Northern Ireland.
It is understood the EU will offer to remove up to 50% of customs checks on British goods entering Northern Ireland and that more than half the checks on meat and plants entering Northern Ireland would be ditched, according to reports.
They are unlikely to satisfy a UK Government demand over the role of the European Court of Justice (ECJ).
On Tuesday, UK Brexit negotiator Lord Frost made clear the removal of the ECJ's oversight function in relation to the protocol was a red line for the government.
The EC's Maros Sefcovic has insisted that the EU will not move on the ECJ issue, pointing out that Northern Ireland would be unable to retain single market access – if the arrangement was not subject to oversight by European judges.
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The 2010-11 issue of the Civil Service Pay Guidance sets out the process that is followed by main departments, executive agencies and NDPBs when planning the annual pay awards to their staff. This guidance should be followed by all bodies covered by the pay-remit process in preparing their pay remits for 2010-11.
The guidance is available below in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF). If you do not have Adobe Acrobat installed on your computer you can download the software free of charge from the Adobe website. For alternative ways to read PDF documents and further information on website accessibility visit the HM Treasury accessibility page.
This document, published in August 2009, outlines for departments annual reporting requirements relating to the pay of their executive agencies and non-departmental public bodies (NDPBs).


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We are passionate about healthy, delicious and ethically sourced food & coffee.
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Happy, healthy cooking from the heart. Bon Appétit!
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Tuesday Teaser 8/24/2021
My teaser this Tuesday is from Run for the Roses! It's on sale for $2.99 for the eBook and $6.99 for the paperback until August 31.
"You catch on quick. We make a good team, and that makes me happy," Wyatt said.
Val opened his mouth to ask another question, but he was cut off when all three of his dogs jumped up and ran to the window, barking.
"What's that?" Wyatt's voice rose just enough to set Val's nerves on edge.
"Something outside, I think." Val stood up and started across the room.
Val stopped short when Wyatt barked, "Stay away from the windows! Is everything locked?"
"Ye-yeah." Val slapped his hand against his thigh. "Hey, guys, shush. Come on, it's okay. Go lie down." Then he spoke to Wyatt. "The outside lights are on too. Just like you said to do."
"Hear anything?"
"No. It's probably just a raccoon or something." Val sat back down on the couch. His dogs had quieted and were scattered around the floor, lying down again.
"I'll be fine. If there was someone near the house, the boys would be barking up a storm."
"Call that number if you have any doubts. Promise me." Wyatt sounded worried.
"I promise. How much longer will you be gone?"
"I have a few things to check out in the morning but I think I can catch a flight back tomorrow night. Or the morning after, if I can't get a ticket so soon. Call me before you leave for work in the morning," Wyatt told him. "And Val, use that number. Even if you're just uncomfortable."
"I will." Val disconnected the call and stretched on the couch with the phone on his chest. He wished Wyatt were there with him now.
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So many factors have played a part in increasing the costs of healthcare, and the medical sector in general. Some of it has to do with supply and demand, some of it has to do with unhealthy lifestyles, and some of it has to do with the rising costs of medical equipment. This latter point has left a lot of hospitals and healthcare centres in a horrible middle ground where they are having to deal with these increasing costs for equipment they need while also having to deal with the fact that so many insurers reimbursing these hospitals and healthcare centres and increasingly low rates.
Of course, this has led to a pretty normal reaction, and one that has seen a lot of providers look into creative ways in which they may be able to pinch a cent of two, anything to help them keep their costs down, to the benefit of their patients as much as anyone. One of the most popular of these creative methods has been the rise of reselling, and providers choosing to buy refurbished equipment instead of going new.
Of course, buying used medical equipment is a savvy way to cut down on expenses, however, it does come with a few risks. The way to minimise these risks is know what you are looking for when buying.
Refurbished means restoring a product back to the same standard as the manufacturer originally produced it. As such a complete inspection is conducted, worn parts are replaced, a re-calibration is completed and any cosmetic wear is dealt with.
No matter where you are buying your refurbished equipment, do your research first. Ask the person or reseller you are buying from about their refurbishment policies, quality assurances and warranty schemes. It is also worth finding out more about their history, such as how long they have been operating as biomedical technicians and what their technical background includes. The more you know about the reseller and the refurbishment company, the better the picture you will be able to paint and thus guarantee your product is in good condition.
As a general rule of thumb, refurbished medical equipment will cost anywhere between 35 and 70 per cent less than its new counterpart. Of course, the actual percentage could tell you a lot about the condition and the age of the equipment in question. But by having an established budget to reference, you will know exactly what you can afford, which may be the determining factor.
It will be incredibly useful for you to review everything you like and dislike about the equipment you are currently using. There may be some features that make your job easier, more effective, more efficient and more accurate. If the refurbished model you are looking at buying doesn't have these features, but a new version does, you should rethink your priorities. It may be cheaper in the long run to buy a newer model.


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Abstract Painting: "Holy Tuesday: Light And Darkness"
On Holy Tuesday, Orthodox hymnography focuses on the parable of the ten virgins. The point is to teach about vigilance, and Christ as the Bridegroom; the bridal chamber is used as a symbol not only of the Tomb of Christ, but also of the blessed state of the saved on the Day of Judgement. In this parable, five of the women are properly prepared, having trimmed the wicks of their oil lamps properly and having brought the necessary equipment to keep them lit, while the other five have not done so. This is reflected within this painting; one lamp is empty, and burned out, and shadowed, while the other is clean, vibrant, filled with oil, and ready to be lit.
The oil lamps themselves are based off of one excavated in Athens, dating roughly to 320 BC.


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Memphis police investigate robbery outside MLGW office
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The Memphis Police Department is investigating an armed robbery just before 3 p.m. Thursday outside the MLGW office at 2424 Summer near Hollywood.
The incident happened just before 3 p.m., police said, when one security guard walked out of the MLGW office. Shortly afterward, the suspect hit the officer from behind and grabbed a bag of money, police said. The suspect fled with the money, police aid.
Police said there was another guard on the scene, and at least one of them opened fire on the suspect. It was not known whether the suspect was hit by gunfire.
The suspect is described as a black man, between 5-foot-7 and 5-foot-10 and weighing around 165 pounds. He was wearing a white hoodie with dark pants, police said.
The suspect fled in a mid-2000 black Jeep Liberty with a black leather tire cover over the spare on the back bearing the word 'Jeep.' There may also be a discoloration on the passenger side of the hood, possibly a white or gray spot.
Police had made no arrests late Thursday.


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Having selected Judee (Fisher) Hagen of The Dalles as the first Miss Rodeo Oregon in 1957, the organization has continued over the years to be comprised of hardworking volunteers that help to ensure the success and expansion of the organization and its programs. Information about the program in its early years is scarce, but in recent years Miss Rodeo Oregon, Inc. has taken great strides in becoming a strong and successful youth-orientated organization that is able to provide a program for Oregon horsewomen and that encourages positive growth in strength of character and personality, healthy attitudes, self-fulfillment and self-respect.
As Oregon's First Lady of Professional Rodeo, Miss Rodeo Oregon will attend rodeos sanctioned by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
(PRCA) and will appear at community events and parades throughout the state of Oregon and the United States. It is estimated that she will make over 60 appearances and travel over 20,000 miles throughout her year-long reign. Miss Rodeo Oregon, Inc. organizes and conducts an annual pageant to select the most qualified young Oregon horsewoman to promote the sport of professional rodeo and to represent the state of Oregon at the annual Miss Rodeo America Pageant in December.
Oregon towns and cities have played a vital role in helping the organization maintain its goals with their wonderful hospitality and generosity. Many of Oregon's premier cities and towns have played host to the annual pageant such as Pendleton, Vale, La Grande, Sisters, Roseburg, Hillsboro, Prineville, St. Paul, and Canby. Providing our title holders with the tools they need to have a successful reign has always been important to the organization. Throughout the history of the organization, title holders have received awards such as saddles, trophy buckles, luggage and chaps.
In 2003, Miss Rodeo Oregon, Inc. awarded their first educational scholarship in the amount of $1000 to help our state queens with their future educational endeavors. In 2006, the pageant committee set a new record with the 2007 Miss Rodeo Oregon receiving cash prizes and awards valued at over $9000. Today, that scholarship has been increased to $1500, with the 1st Runner up receiving $500. At the end of her year-long reign, Miss Rodeo Oregon travels to Las Vegas, NV to compete for the title of Miss Rodeo America, a week-long competition with other state representatives.
In 1958, the first Miss Rodeo Oregon was crowned Miss Rodeo America but declined for personal reasons. Since then, we have had numerous top-10 and top-5 finishers and category award winners. In addition to winning top honors, Mackenzie Carr (2011 Miss Rodeo Oregon) became the first Oregon cowgirl to wear the crown of Miss Rodeo America in 2012.
History Complied by Stephanie Crop-Hedin, Miss Rodeo Oregon 2000; Edited by Nicole Schrock, Miss Rodeo Oregon 2013.
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Terry Bowden's North Alabama Football Program Moving To Division I
By Jason Kirk Jun 13, 2011, 2:59pm EDT
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Terry Bowden and his North Alabama Lions are taking their act to the next level, with the school's trustees voting to move up to Division I. They'll move up from the Gulf South Conference to a FCS conference, much to the dismay of pretty much every southeastern FCS program. They're reportedly eying the Ohio Valley Conference.
No word yet on how quickly they'll make the jump, but it looks like they could officially move up as early as 2013, as far as I can tell.
During his two years with the Lions, former Auburn Tigers coach Bowden has been building a transfer magnet of a Division II program, most recently picking up Alabama's Demetrius Goode and possibly adding potential top-10 NFL Draft pick Janoris Jenkins.
UNA football's history is among D2's most prestigious, boasting three straight titles in the early-1990s and a befuddling win over a FBS team in 1997. They hold the NCAA football record, among all levels, for the most consecutive weeks spent polling at No. 1. Though they've had some off years between the '90s and the Bowden era, they'll enter 2011 having made the postseason six years in a row.


Learn how to make these differently delicious cloud eggs with cheese & chives if you are tired of ho hum eggs for breakfast. Cloud eggs come together in just a few minutes and they taste wonderful.
Reach for this recipe whenever you have overnight guests or when you simply want to jazz up your weekend brunch menu or are looking for something different.
Remove egg clouds from oven and sprinkle with remaining cheese and chives and serve immediately.*For best results, reserve the egg yolks in small, individual dishes rather than in one larger bowl.


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Informative Webpage--For this assignment, you need to write a 5-6 section webpage on your course page for POLS 2100. The goal of your webpage is to inform an educated audience about your topic. It must rely on credible sources (no Wikipedia, no "Joe-Bob's Website) that are properly cited. I don't care if your citations are MLA, APA, footnotes, or endnotes. Don't let your sources take over your webpage: I want to hear your brain thinking when I read it, with quotes and data being used to support your writing rather than taking the place of your writing. Your informative webpage should be written in third person—no "I think this" and "I argue that"—and should be written professionally for an educated audience. Take a good look at the informative webpage scoring rubric at the end of this syllabus, because that is what I'll be using to grade your memo. When you have completed two sections of your webpage, I encourage you to send me the link via the Canvas messaging system, and I'll give you some feedback on how it's progressing.
Since I like directing students with respect to topics, but I also get tired of reading more than five webpages on the same topic, I will hold a first-come-first-served lottery in the second week of the course. Expect an all-class announcement at that time in which I solicit the top three topics you'd like to choose. The earliest responders are more likely to get one of their top choices. (See, it pays to pay attention in life.) These are the only possible topics for informative webpages this semester, so be thinking about them in anticipation of the second-week announcement:
Climate Change—I would suggest a webpage with the following sections: Background and History of Climate Change; International Inaction on Climate Change (Describing the history of weak international agreements/treaties); Climate Change as a Threat Multiplier (Which is how the U.S. military is looking at it); Public Opinion on Climate Change (Document public awareness and opinion on the issue); Addressing Climate Change (What are the most promising developments for reducing greenhouse gas emissions?)
The Global Arms Trade—Possible sections for your webpage: The Size and Scope of the Global Arms Trade; The U.S. as a Leading Arms Merchant; Fueling Conflicts with Arms (Highlighting some conflicts that continue because of imported arms); The Domestic Politics of the Arms Trade (What factors and political relationships in the arms supplying countries drive the continued trade in weapons?)
Global Food Crisis—Some sections you might want to have in your webpage: A Look at Global Hunger (Where are the places where food shortages are most acute and what are the effects thereof?); The Food Crisis of 2008 (What was it? What were its political effects?); Factors Driving the Food Crisis (What are the general causes of the food crisis?); Addressing Food Insecurity (What are nation-states and international organizations doing to combat the food crisis?)
The Millennium Development Goals—Possible sections for your webpage: What are the Millennium Development Goals? (background, history, list of the goals, etc.); One page for each of the seven goals (skip the one on Global Partnership) in which you describe the goal in more detail and write about what is being done to address the goal and what kind of progress is being made.
Is Globalization Coming to an End?— Possible sections for your site: Brief History of Globalization; Globalization Depends on Cheap Fuel Prices; Globalization Depends on Economic Growth; Globalization and Ecological Limits; Globalization in Reverse (What would the economic effects be of a reversal in globalization?). I strongly suggest the following resources: Jeff Rubin, Your World is About to Get a Whole Lot Smaller. Oil and the End of Globalization (2009); Jeff Rubin, The End of Growth (2012); Richard Heinberg, The End of Growth. Adapting to Our New Economic Reality (2011); Donella Meadows, Limits to Growth: The 30-Year Update (2004); and this piece about airline travel http://www.energybulletin.net/stories/2012-08-18/running-empty-big-airlines-big-trouble.
The Arab Spring—You might consider these sections in your informative website: Overview of the Arab Spring; Causes of the Arab Spring; Case Study—Tunisia; Case Study—Egypt; Case Study—Syria; The Arab Spring and U.S. Foreign Policy.
The Drug War in Mexico—I would suggest the following sections for your website: Background and History of the Drug War in Mexico; Violence in the Border Area; Causes of the Mexican Drug War; U.S. and Mexican Responses to the Drug War.
Resource Wars—Some possible sections of your webpage would be: Limited Resources in the 21st Century (in which you outline the vital resources that nation-states might want to fight over); Oil in the Middle East; Oil in East Asia; Oil in the Arctic; Water Conflicts; Farmland in Africa. You must acquire the work of Michael T. Klare, particularly The Race for What's Left (2012), but there are many sources for this topic.
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This review first ran in the Jan. 19 edition of The Hamilton Spectator.
The question isn't how much money you can make and how fast you can make it.
It's not how big you can build your brand and how many real and fake followers you can find or buy online.
It's not how to game the system by using the latest search engine optimization hacks.
Instead of all that, it's only this -"who can you help?". Market nothing until you have a definitive answer.
Whether you're looking for customers, clients, subscribers, students, audiences, donors, funders or voters, Seth Godin says this must be your first and foundational question.
Godin is the author of 18 bestsellers, a member of the Marketing Hall of Fame, tech company founder and former Yahoo VP.
Godin uses a lock and key analogy. You could make a key and then run around hoping to find a lock. Or you could start by finding the problem – a lock that needs opening – and make the key.
Invent something work making, with a story worth telling and a contribution worth talking about.
Design and build it so a few people will benefit greatly and care deeply. Identify your smallest viable market. You can't change everyone but you can change someone. "What's the minimum number of people you would need to influence to make it worth the effort?".
Tell a story that lines up with your customers' hopes, dreams and desires. Say what people need to hear. This is how you earn attention, trust and action.
Start spreading the word, ideally by the people you're serving. "What you say isn't nearly as important as what others say about you." Have a product or service that's worth talking about and searching for beyond a generic search.
Show up regularly, consistently and generously year after year after year. Deliver on your promise.
You have a choice with your business, organization, non-profit or personal brand. You can be marketing-driven or market-driven.
Marketing-driven is a dead end, says Godin. "When you're marketing-driven you're focused on the latest Facebook data hacks, the design of your new logo and your Canadian pricing model.
Jay Robb serves as communications manager with McMaster University's Faculty of Science, lives in Hamilton and has reviewed business books for the Hamilton Spectator since 1999.


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Diane Bragg is an American pole vaulter.  On July 6, 1952 she jumped  at a meet in Philadelphia to improve upon Zoya Romanova's world record in the pole vault.  Romanova had held the world record for over 16 years.  Bragg's record was equalled more than 16 years later by Brenda Walker, but it wasn't for an additional decade before her record was marginally beaten by Irene Spieker.  Additionally, Spieker set her mark indoors.  At the time the IAAF, the world governing body, did not officially ratify records in the pole vault, but until 2000, an indoor mark would not count as an outdoor world record though Spieker's record has been logged in the world record progression.  More than 30 years after Bragg's record, in 1983 Jana Edwards was finally credited with an outdoor pole vault superior to Bragg's.

Bragg was the younger sister of Don Bragg, the American pole vaulter who would go on to win the Olympic gold medal in 1960.  As her brother began to excel in the pole vault, little sister would tag along at practice and learned how to vault herself in her vegetable garden.

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Goodbye cruel world. I've had it for a while.
A fishin' pole for Sunday afternoon.
Sometimes getting old can make you feel like this.
But one or two of these can set you straight.
Bourbon on beer? No bull, no fear.
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Behave out there in the woodshed, and thanks for raising a smile.
Hey Plaid, thank you very kindly. I know what you mean about the hard stuff. A trace will do me but only now and then. An early holiday present, you know. Glad that I could raise a smile for ye!
Great post! Striking photographs, funny captions, and even some tasty beverages to imbibe. I like the idea of a loosely themed story told in pictures.
Hey thanks Brent. Time for a change of pace. Glad you liked the loosely themed photo-narrative.
Thank you for responding, Bill, and inquiring about the rod combo that I used last weekend. It's one of my favorites, an 8-foot 5-weight Thomas & Thomas Classic that I bought second-hand in 1999. The reel is a Hardy LRH.
I don't know why, but I got a chuckle out of all this. Exquisite taste in your rod and reel Walt and I'd also make a suggestion to your other readers that Beautiful like a Mayfly would make a wonderful gift for someone for Christmas.
Thank you, man, and thanks again. And happy holiday trails to you in Colorado.
I'm with Brent. Hell, I'm with everybody. Great job. Unfortunately the alcohol would be out because of meds I take and a Diabetes diagnosis. But not to worry. Meds are n i i i ce and soothing. I want to get Beautiful Like A Mayfly but I'm still without funds to get Bleeding The Rocky River up and running. Love the photos and the short one-liners. Never heard of Savage Rose, so thanks for the turn on.
Niiice an' sooothing's what it's all about at times, isn't it? And we dig tranquility and peace at holiday times, if not all year around. I hope you do have a happy and creative season, and heh, who knows what comes down your chimney after this seasonal retail marathon has ended. Thank you for the kind words. This Savage Rose tune is relatively recent and just found by me, but back in the late 60s and early 70s, the group was an amazing progressive rock band out of Denmark, the best that country ever produced and, in my opinion, one of Europe's finest of the era.


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After having to fight through frost, hail and storms, this season's wine grape crop looks like it's set to produce an average yield. But according to Nericon grower Bruno Altin, "average is great". Last season, bushfires and dry conditions across the country resulted in the lowest national vintage in over a decade. Over 40,000 tonnes of wine grapes were lost to smoke and fire, and many Riverina growers who couldn't apply water to their crops consistently found themselves struggling. Mr Altin said after these stresses, it would be good to go back to a normal, unspectacular year. RELATED | Grain growers to prosper from record hauls "The crop looks okay so far," he said. "Early on in the season some people got hit by frost, and some storms over the last few weeks have thrown a bit of hail around the area, but we've also had some good things and the rain has been great." "It's probably an average year overall." Mr Altin said an average yield, paired with the increased demand for wine which has come out of COVID-19, has painted a good picture for regional growers, despite the situation with China. Last week, Beijing announced the introduction of significant import taxes on all Australian wine. The statement sparked widespread concern in Australia for the wine industry, but according to Brian Simpson, Chief Executive Officer of Riverina Winegrape Growers, local growers don't expect to be heavily impacted. He said a very small amount of fruit from regional areas goes to China, and many growers were actually benefitting from an increase in wine sales. RELATED | No quick workarounds for Chinese wine tariffs: Riverina Winemakers According to Mr Simpson, the mood among regional growers is "hopeful", with many very happy with their expected yields. He said he hasn't heard of any massive crops in the region, but for most, a return to normalcy after the mixed bag of last year was just as good. Growers will now spend the months until harvest looking to the skies, as they pray for no more damaging conditions. READ MORE
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Riverina wine grape growers are hoping for a 'normal' crop after last season saw record lows nationally
Monty Jacka
NOT BAD: Nericon wine grape grower Bruno Altin, checks out how his grapes are looking so far. PHOTO: Monty Jacka
After having to fight through frost, hail and storms, this season's wine grape crop looks like it's set to produce an average yield.
But according to Nericon grower Bruno Altin, "average is great".
Last season, bushfires and dry conditions across the country resulted in the lowest national vintage in over a decade.
Over 40,000 tonnes of wine grapes were lost to smoke and fire, and many Riverina growers who couldn't apply water to their crops consistently found themselves struggling.
Mr Altin said after these stresses, it would be good to go back to a normal, unspectacular year.
RELATED | Grain growers to prosper from record hauls
"The crop looks okay so far," he said. "Early on in the season some people got hit by frost, and some storms over the last few weeks have thrown a bit of hail around the area, but we've also had some good things and the rain has been great."
"It's probably an average year overall."
BACK TO NORMAL: Bruno Altin said an average year is a great year for wine grape growers, who last season produced 20,000 tonnes less than the year before. PHOTO: Monty Jacka
Mr Altin said an average yield, paired with the increased demand for wine which has come out of COVID-19, has painted a good picture for regional growers, despite the situation with China.
Last week, Beijing announced the introduction of significant import taxes on all Australian wine.
The statement sparked widespread concern in Australia for the wine industry, but according to Brian Simpson, Chief Executive Officer of Riverina Winegrape Growers, local growers don't expect to be heavily impacted.
He said a very small amount of fruit from regional areas goes to China, and many growers were actually benefitting from an increase in wine sales.
RELATED | No quick workarounds for Chinese wine tariffs: Riverina Winemakers
According to Mr Simpson, the mood among regional growers is "hopeful", with many very happy with their expected yields.
He said he hasn't heard of any massive crops in the region, but for most, a return to normalcy after the mixed bag of last year was just as good.
Growers will now spend the months until harvest looking to the skies, as they pray for no more damaging conditions.
DAMAGED: Brief hailstorms across the region in recent weeks has caused damage to some grapes, but not enough to hamper the season. PHOTO: Supplied
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Discuss "'Average is great': Riverina wine grape growers expecting a return to normalcy this season"


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However, it turns out that WS does not yet support uploading files using multipart/form-data and POST. There are several workarounds on the 'net, but they all involve getting the underlying Ning Java client and doing thing manually.
Why not harness the power of Play and Scala and write our own Writeable to do that job? Heck, we already have a MultipartFormData object for handling multipart form requests, why not use that?


This work was inspired by old masters, which usually took everyday objects and turned them into great abstract composition. My composition was created with one sheet of paper and cast with window light. The result is very minimalist, elegant and modern.


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Cementlijm is een lijm gemaakt van een zouthydraat.

De lijmverbinding komt tot stand als het cement in contact komt met water. De silicaten en de aluminiumoxides zullen dan reageren tot een vaste massa.

Toepassingsgebieden zijn:
 Constructielijm (bouw)
 Tegellijm
 Beton

Zie ook
Lijst van lijmsoorten
Cement (bouwmateriaal)

Lijm


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Angourie Rice is an Australian actress born on January 1, 2001, in Sydney, New South Wales, in Australia to director Jeremy Rice and a writer, Kate Rice. She was named after a town in New South Wales where her grandmother lived. It was in Melbourne where she attended Princes Hill Secondary College graduating in 2018. After that, she lived in Perth for five years and then in Munich and Germany for one year before moving back to Melbourne.
She started her career as a child artist in Perth, Western Australia with many short films and Australian television credits. It was in the year 2012, she gained industry attention at just 11 years old when she was seen in the lead role in Transmission. She also won the Best Actress Award at the St Kilda Film Festival.
In the year 2013, Rice made her feature film acting debut with the apocalyptic thriller film, These Final Hours following which she also appeared in the live-action sequences at the beginning and end of the animated film, Walking with Dinosaurs. In 2014, she was seen in another television series, The Doctor Blake Mysteries, Worst Year of My Life Again, and then in Mako: Island of Secrets in 2015. Next in 2016, she finally got her breakthrough in the action comedy film, The Nice Guys where she was seen opposite actors like Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe. She then appeared in the science-fiction fantasy film, Nowhere Boys: The Book of Shadows in the role of Tegan, a supernatural villain.
It was in the year 2017 when she was seen in the Australian film adaptation of the novel, Jasper Hones which went on to gain several AACTA nominations. In the same year, she was seen in the 2017 film, Spider-Man: Homecoming. Following this, she was again seen in a more significant role in the 2019 film, Spider-Man: Far From Home. She reprised her role in the web series, The Daily Bugle.net, and then again in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
In 2018, she was seen in the romantic drama film, Every Day and then as Lisa in the Australian film adaptation of Ladies in Black for which she also won an AACTA Award for Best Lead Actress. In 2019, she starred opposite Miley Cyrus in the fifth season of Black Mirror.
Apart from acting, she also runs a podcast, The Community Library, with an aim to democratize critical reading skills.
Name Angourie Rice
Nick Name Angourie
Profession Actress, Model
Birth Place Perth, Australia
Hometown Perth, Australia
School Princes Hill Secondary College, Melbourne, Victoria
Debut Debut:
The Doctor Blake Mysteries (2014) as Lisa Wooton
The Nice Guys (2016) as Holly March
Angourie Rice Career
She started her career as a child artist in Perth, Western Australia with many short films and Australian television credits.
It was in the year 2012, she gained industry attention at just 11 years old when she was seen in the lead role in Transmission.
In the year 2013, Rice made her feature film acting debut with the apocalyptic thriller film, These Final Hours following which she also appeared in the live-action sequences at the beginning and end of the animated film, Walking with Dinosaurs.
In 2014, she was seen in another television series, The Doctor Blake Mysteries, Worst Year of My Life Again, and then in Mako: Island of Secrets in 2015.
Next in 2016, she finally got her breakthrough in the action comedy film, The Nice Guys where she was seen opposite actors like Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe.
She then appeared in the science-fiction fantasy film, Nowhere Boys: The Book of Shadows in the role of Tegan, a supernatural villain.
It was in the year 2017 when she was seen in the Australian film adaptation of the novel, Jasper Hones which went on to gain several AACTA nominations.
In the same year, she was seen in the 2017 film, Spider-Man: Homecoming.
Following this, she was again seen in a more significant role in the 2019 film, Spider-Man: Far From Home.
She reprised her role in the web series, The Daily Bugle.net, and then again in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
In 2018, she was seen in the romantic drama film, Every Day and then as Lisa in the Australian film adaptation of Ladies in Black for which she also won an AACTA Award for Best Lead Actress.
In 2019, she starred opposite Miley Cyrus in the fifth season of Black Mirror.
Apart from acting, she also runs the podcast, The Community Library, with an aim to democratise critical reading skills.
Angourie Rice Family
Angourie Rice was born on 1 January 2001 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. She is the daughter of Jeremy Rice and Kate Rice. Her father was a famous director while her mother is a well-known actress and writer. Angourie was born and raised in Sydney, Australia alongside her sibling sister Kalliope Rice. As of now she is 21 years old and is single.
Father Name Jeremy Rice (Director)
Mother Name Kate Rice (Actress/Writer)
Sister Kalliope Rice (Younger)
Angourie Rice Relationship / Marital Status & Many More
Talking about Angourie Rice's relationships and love life, as of now she is single and unmarried, There is no more information about her past relationships.
Affairs / Boyfriend N/A
Husband/ Spouse N/A
Angourie Rice Physical Stats
Angourie Rice Favorite
Favorite Movie Thor : Love & Thunder
Favorite Cuisine Thai, Indian
Favorite Color Red, Pink, White
Favorite Sport Tennis, Chess
Favorite Destination New York, Paris
Angourie Rice Education
Educational Qualification Under-graduate
Angourie Rice Net Worth
Net Worth $ 2 Million Doller
Salary $ 454K per Show
Some Unknown facts about Angourie Rice
Does Angourie Rice Smoke ? N/A
Does Angourie Rice drinks alcohol ? N/A
Both of her parents are in show business.
Angourie has a theatre background and landed her first movie gig at the age of 11.
If it was not for acting, she would have been studying literature and gender studies.
She was just 13 years old when she got the role in 'The Nice Guys'.
Her first name is pronounced as "Angowree".
Angourie Rice Social Media Profile
Angourie Rice Instagram Profile
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