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package com.arkcraft.module.creature.common.entity.neutral;

import net.minecraft.entity.EntityAgeable;
import net.minecraft.entity.SharedMonsterAttributes;
import net.minecraft.entity.ai.EntityAIFollowOwner;
import net.minecraft.entity.ai.EntityAIFollowParent;
import net.minecraft.entity.ai.EntityAILookIdle;
import net.minecraft.entity.ai.EntityAIMate;
import net.minecraft.entity.ai.EntityAISwimming;
import net.minecraft.entity.ai.EntityAITempt;
import net.minecraft.entity.ai.EntityAIWander;
import net.minecraft.entity.ai.EntityAIWatchClosest;
import net.minecraft.entity.passive.EntityTameable;
import net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayer;
import net.minecraft.pathfinding.PathNavigateGround;
import net.minecraft.world.World;

import com.arkcraft.module.items.ARKCraftItems;

/**
 * @author Vastatio
 */
public class EntityBrontosaurus extends EntityTameable
{

	public EntityBrontosaurus(World w)
	{
		super(w);
		this.setSize(5.5F, 4.5F);
		((PathNavigateGround) this.getNavigator()).func_179690_a(true);
		this.tasks.taskEntries.clear();
		int p = 0;
		this.tasks.addTask(++p, new EntityAISwimming(this));
		this.tasks.addTask(++p, new EntityAIWander(this, 1.0D));
		this.tasks.addTask(++p, new EntityAILookIdle(this));
		this.tasks.addTask(++p, new EntityAIMate(this, 1.0D));
		this.tasks.addTask(++p, new EntityAITempt(this, 1.0D, ARKCraftItems.narcoBerry, false));
		this.tasks.addTask(++p, new EntityAIFollowParent(this, 1.1D));
		this.tasks.addTask(++p, new EntityAIWander(this, 1.0D));
		this.tasks.addTask(++p, new EntityAIFollowOwner(this, 1.0D, 8.0F, 5.0F));
		this.tasks.addTask(++p, new EntityAIWatchClosest(this, EntityPlayer.class, 6.0F));
	}

	@Override
	protected void applyEntityAttributes()
	{
		super.applyEntityAttributes();
		this.getEntityAttribute(SharedMonsterAttributes.maxHealth).setBaseValue(30.0D);
		this.getEntityAttribute(SharedMonsterAttributes.movementSpeed).setBaseValue(
				0.23000000417232513D);
	}

	@Override
	public EntityAgeable createChild(EntityAgeable ageable)
	{
		return new EntityBrontosaurus(this.worldObj);
	}

	@Override
	public void setTamed(boolean tamed)
	{
		super.setTamed(tamed);
		if (tamed)
		{
			this.getEntityAttribute(SharedMonsterAttributes.maxHealth).setBaseValue(40.0D);
			this.getEntityAttribute(SharedMonsterAttributes.movementSpeed).setBaseValue(
					0.23000000417232513D); // zombie move speed
		}
	}

	@Override
	protected boolean canDespawn()
	{
		return !this.isTamed() && this.ticksExisted > 2400;
	}
}


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Business World Shares Tumble as U.S.-China Trade War Renews Uncertainty
World Shares Tumble as U.S.-China Trade War Renews Uncertainty
Monday, August 26, 2019 at 5:48 am | כ"ה אב תשע"ט
TOKYO (AP) -
A currency trader watches monitors at the foreign exchange dealing room of the KEB Hana Bank headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, Monday. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)
Shares mostly fell Monday after the latest escalation in the U.S.-China trade war renewed uncertainties about global economies, as well as questions over what President Donald Trump might say next.
France's CAC 40 recouped early losses to inch up nearly 0.1% in early trading to 5,330.86, while Germany's DAX fell nearly 0.2% to 11,589.71. Markets were closed in Britain for a national holiday. U.S. shares were set to recover with Dow futures up 0.2% at 25,725. S&P 500 futures were up nearly 0.2% at 2,859.60.
Stephen Innes, managing partner at Valour Markets in Singapore, compared the difficulty of assessing the volatile market situation to reading tea leaves.
"Nobody understands where the president is coming from," he said, adding that the best thing Trump can do for market stability is to "keep quiet."
"The problem that we're faced [with] right now is that we are making a lot of assumptions ahead of the economic realities," he said.
The market is now dominated by fears of a portended U.S. recession, although the American economy is actually holding up, and much of the U.S. economy is made up of consumption, Innes said. If interest rates come down, he added, consumer spending is likely to go up, working as a buffer for the economy.
"What the market's really waiting for is for them to drop interest rates," Innes said. "Right now, we are still sitting on that uncertainty."
At a meeting of the G-7 economies in France, Trump appeared to tone down his comments, saying the two sides will talk "very seriously" about their war over trade and technology. He also said the Chinese "mean business."
On Monday, China allowed the yuan to fall. The yuan declined to 7.1468 to the dollar, a relatively modest change from Friday's low point of 7.0927 but its weakest rate since January 2008. The yuan has lost 6.5% from this year's high on Feb. 28. Chinese leaders have promised to avoid "competitive devaluation" to hold down export prices in the face of Trump's tariff hikes.
Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 started plummeting as soon as trading began and finished at 20,261.04, down 2.2%. Australia's S&P/ASX 200 slipped 1.3% to 6,440.10. South Korea's Kospi lost 1.6% to 1,916.31. Hong Kong's Hang Seng dropped 1.9% to 25,680.33, while the Shanghai Composite was down 1.2% at 2,863.57. Shares were also down in Singapore, Taiwan, Indonesia and Thailand.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged more than 600 points Friday after the latest escalation in the trade war between the U.S. and China rattled investors. The broad sell-off sent the S&P 500 to its fourth straight weekly loss.
The tumbling began after Trump responded angrily on Twitter following China's announcement of new tariffs on $75 billion in U.S. goods. In one of his tweets he "hereby ordered" U.S. companies with operations in China to consider moving them to other countries — including the U.S.
Trump also said he'd respond directly to the tariffs — and after the market closed he delivered, announcing that the U.S. would increase existing tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese goods to 30% from 25%, and that new tariffs on another $300 billion of imports would be 15% instead of 10%.
The ongoing trade dispute between Washington and Beijing, and especially its unpredictability, is certain to have damaging effects on Asia. The unpredictability affects the real decisions central banks make on fiscal policy and companies make on their strategies and investments, setting off ripples of uncertainty.
Zhu Huani of Mizuho Bank in Singapore said that what he called Trump's "tariff tantrum" was setting off "the sense that tariffs could continue to rise," with the "the unpredictability of timing and extent of these trade actions risk accentuating the paralysis of business decisions and big-ticket business spending."
"No matter which way you cut the cake, it is nearly impossible to construct a bullish, or even neutral scenario for equity markets today," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at Oanda.
Trump also said Friday morning that he was "ordering" UPS, Federal Express and Amazon to block any deliveries from China of the powerful opioid drug fentanyl. The stocks of all three companies fell as traders tried to assess the possible implications.
Some analysts think the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates this year.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell indicated last week that the central bank was prepared to cut interest rates but gave no clear signal on when or by how much, while suggesting that uncertainty over Trump's trade wars have complicated the central bank's ability to set interest rate policy.
A quarter-point rate cut reduction in September is considered all but certain. Some think the Fed will cut rates again in December.
The price of benchmark crude gained 9 cents to $54.26 a barrel. It sank $1.18, or 2.1%, to settle at $54.17 a barrel Friday, as traders worried that the latest escalation in the trade battle could sap global demand for energy. Brent crude oil, the international standard, rose 8 cents to $59.42 a barrel.
The dollar fell to 105.84 Japanese yen from 106.65 yen on Friday. The euro strengthened to $1.1114 from $1.1057.
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The Group has been investing in and developing commercial property since the 1970s.
The Group's foray into commercial property began in the form of developments in Cheshire and Lancashire though it was in the late 1970s that the Group embarked on larger scale development.
These were undertaken through Joint Ventures when the office was based in Farnham and included what became the Group's office, Craven House and the successful Lion and Lamb Yard. The Group retained some of these developments for long term investment including Coxbridge Business Park on which the Group designed and built The Enterprise Centre.
Over recent years, the Group has ceased undertaking development and divested of most of the historic Farnham assets and invests across the UK opportunistically for both income and capital growth.
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We are excited to present a week long class in beginning Navajo Weaving during the week of August 8 – 12, 2016. Those who participate will be taught the process of weaving a Navajo rug from start to finish on an upright Navajo loom. Spinning and plying the edge cords before warping will be part of the class. Students will compose their own design and choose their own color combinations.
The Beginning Navajo Weaving Class will be taught by Ilene Naegle. Ilene was brought up in Ganado, Arizona and learned to weave from her mother, Ella Mae (Naegle) Kay. Ella Mae taught weaving in Sedona along with Mary Pendleton, who wrote Navajo and Hopi Weaving Techniques, published in 1974. It is still a wonderful resource today. Ilene continues to live in Ganado and teaches weaving at Dine College. She teaches weaving because she believes that weaving is a therapeutic practice and a way of discipline and self-control to strengthen the mind.
Warp and weft yarns, battens, combs and spindles will be provided. Looms with dowels sticks will also be provided. Looms and tools will be available for purchase. These looms will produce a rug approximately 14 x 20.
Lunches will be provided by the ranch, and lodging is available.
This class is intended to be a small, intimate class. Only 5 – 7 students will be able to participate.
We have a guesthouse at DeGoatsnsheep that sleeps a maximum of 4: there are two twin beds in the loft and a queen bed in the bedroom. It has a propane forced air furnace and is very well insulated. The guesthouse has a screened in porch, full bath, full and well-equipped kitchen, and small living room. It is normally listed through the Durango Chamber of Commerce, VRBO, and at our own website: www.degoatsnsheepranch.com. There are a few pictures of the interior and exterior on our website.
If you are interested in reserving a space in the guesthouse and sharing with other workshop participants during this week, please email or call Linda and Jim Smith. (Also direct general questions about the workshop to this number).
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August is generally a pleasant month here in southwestern Colorado. It can be hot and dry during the day and cool at night. It also can be rainy. Good shirtsleeve weather, but bring some warmer clothes as well.
To reserve a space for the class, please call the number listed above first. If we have room for you, you will need to send a check along with this application for the full cost of the class.
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Q: AnalyzingInfixLookupFactory implementation in Solr Suggestor not returning suggestion results My requirement is to provide automatic suggestions to users on asset names as per their project.
I have tried using AnalyzingInfixLookupFactory and BlendedInfixLookupFactory, as these are the only ones that support context filtering.
But no suggestion results are being returned.
Below is extract from solrconfig.xml:
<searchComponent name="suggest" class="solr.SuggestComponent">
<lst name="suggester">
<str name="name">mySuggester</str>
<str name="lookupImpl">AnalyzingInfixLookupFactory</str>
         <str name="dictionaryImpl">DocumentDictionaryFactory</str>
         <str name="field">assetname_str</str>
         <str name="indexPath">/home/suggest_index</str>
         <str name="contextField">projectid</str>
         <str name="weightField">weight</str>
         <str name="suggestAnalyzerFieldType">string</str>
         <str name="buildOnStartup">false</str>
         <str name="buildOnCommit">false</str>
      </lst>
   </searchComponent>
<requestHandler name="/suggest" class="solr.SearchHandler" startup="lazy">
      <lst name="defaults">
         <str name="suggest">true</str>
         <str name="suggest.count">10</str>
        <str name="suggest.dictionary">mySuggester</str>
      </lst>
      <arr name="components">
         <str>suggest</str>
      </arr>
   </requestHandler>
However if I try using FuzzyLookupFactory as lookup Impl, then suggestion results are returned as expected.(but problem is Fuzzylookupfactory does not support context filtering)
url used:
http://ipaddress:port/solr/collection_name/suggest?suggest=true&suggest.build=true&suggest.dictionary=mySuggester&wt=json&suggest.q=Com&suggest.cfq=
1234

A: (I know this is an old issue, but in case others stumble across it with the same problem...)
I spent a couple of days dealing with the same empty results.  You don't say what the type of the field is that you're using as material for suggestions.  You've got suggestAnalyzerFieldType set to string.
By default, string is a fieldType with no analysis many out-of-the-box schema.xml examples.  A key concept, which is only vaguely hinted at in the Solr manual's Suggester doc, is that lookupImpls like AnalyzingInfixLookupFactory and BlendedInfixLookupFactory can take a suggestAnalyzerFieldType that is not the type of the field from which you are generating suggestions, but rather need a type that contains the appropriate analyzer elements, such as solr.WhiteSpaceTokenizer needed for suggestions.
In my case, I was trying to suggest from a multivalued string field--I wanted the field to have no tokenization.  But until I changed the suggestAnalyzerFieldType from string to text_ws (a fieldType whose analyzer is only sole.WhiteSpaceTokenizer, I got empty results.
For what it's worth, if you use multivalued string field for suggestions, and many documents that contain the same string values in that field, then the BlendedInfixLookupFactory seems to produce a better result with no duplicate suggestions.

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7:55 AM I am very blessed to live in the countryside. This is the view I get to see most every morning from my front porch as I read my Bible.
Today most of us don't live in real communities so we don't know what Paul is talking about. But for those of us who live in rural settings … bingo! When I first moved to North Carolina 20 years ago, I joined the local volunteer fire department, like this one.
Now the only thing in life that really matters is that you live out your citizenship in a manner required by the Gospel of Christ, so that, whether or not I'm able to go and see you in person, I will hear that all of you are standing side by side with one common purpose: to work together for the faith of the Gospel.
The use of this political metaphor is, as Fee reminds us, "a brilliant stroke" (p. 78). The "civic" responsibilities Paul has in mind are the duties incumbent upon all of us as citizens of heaven (see 3:20). This helps untangle us from the God and Country narrative that so often entraps us and sets God free to be God instead of just another idol we worship along with Caesar. It lends restraint when declaring our political views as "Christian" because sometimes my political allegiances sound suspiciously like the American Dream rather than like the Gospel Commission. The Gospel for Paul is ultimately about loyalty. Which "god" gets my allegiance? The state or the Gospel? Our allegiance is not to Caesar Kurios (Lord Caesar) but to Iesous Kurios (Lord Jesus), before whom every knee will one day bow, including those of the emperor himself. We are citizens of the kingdom of heaven. This is our place. These are our people. This is our life. Paul is asking us to rethink our priorities. Get a handle on who we are. On what we value. On how we want to live. Young Christian, it's time to live for the Gospel. Retiree, it's time to place the Gospel first. Greek prof, a worthy life involves living for others as Christ loved them, sharing with them the ridiculous mercy God has poured out on you. This is our high calling as citizens of heaven. God makes us worthy of the Gospel of Christ as we desire His kingdom above everything else. No early citizenship could ever be more important than our heavenly citizenship. And guess what — we have access to this kingdom now: love, kindness, sacrifice, patience in the midst of persecution, joy in the midst of sorrow, self-control.
This was the high calling of every Philippian who claimed the name of Jesus, and it's my calling too, and yours.


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Another Federal Judge Just Ruled For President Trump!
2020, Donald Trump, MAGA Rallies
Trump Supporters Lining Up 37 HOURS Before Historic MAGA Rally In Orlando!
by kaley 2 years ago 2 years ago
Despite what mass media would have you think, the vast majority of people in our country stand with Trump.
To prove it, the president's supporters are ALREADY camping out for Trump's official announcement of his re-bid for 2020 presidency, which he is set to declare tomorrow night at a historic rally at the Amway Center in Orlando, FL.
Trump supporters have already started lining up to secure their spot inside the Amway Center. @realDonaldTrump will be announcing his re-election campaign in Orlando Tuesday night at 8 p.m. https://t.co/Mj7WQ2VoWI pic.twitter.com/wyyMyzYHPm
— Mark Lehman (@MarkLehman6) June 17, 2019
People are already lined up outside the Amway Center in Orlando for the Trump rally tomorrow. About 20 people here with tents, lawn chairs, coolers and umbrellas. @orlandosentinel pic.twitter.com/ltfg7WdN99
— Caroline Glenn (@bycarolineglenn) June 17, 2019
With tents, sleeping bags and coolers of water in tow, Trump supporters began lining up for Tuesday's campaign rally in Orlando nearly 2 full days before the event https://t.co/iKDhufqJrA pic.twitter.com/JTZmWnlV7r
— Orlando Sentinel (@orlandosentinel) June 17, 2019
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President Trump is prepared for the huge outturn expected at Tuesday's rally.
In a tweet he posted earlier, Trump said that he's already had over 100K requests to attend the rally, which is setting records - so much so that large movie screens are being put up at the Amway Center to accompany them all.
See the tweet here:
Big Rally tomorrow night in Orlando, Florida, looks to be setting records. We are building large movie screens outside to take care of everybody. Over 100,000 requests. Our Country is doing great, far beyond what the haters & losers thought possible - and it will only get better!
Click Orlando has more details on this moment in history:
More than 40 hours before President Donald Trump will announce his re-election bid in Orlando, supporters started lining up outside the Amway Center.
Eight Trump supporters started camping out Monday morning, with the first one showing up at 2:30 a.m. The rally is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Gary Beck, a Trump supporter from Panama City, was the first in line.
"There's going to be a bunch of people, and it's going to be pretty intense," Beck said. "The electricity is going to be high. It's time for America to get back on its feet and be made better than it's ever been before."
Trump tweeted Monday that the rally "looks to be setting records," with more than 100,000 ticket requests. The Amway Center seats 20,000.
"We are building large movie screens outside to take care of everybody," Trump tweeted.
The visit marks Trump's first campaign event in Orlando since he ended his 2016 presidential campaign with a "Thank You Tour" stop at the Central Florida Fairgrounds.
Trump's last visit to the Orlando area was in October 2018 when he spoke at the International Association of Chiefs of Police at the Orange County Convention Center.
Fierce fight
Trump's early strength in Florida on the night of the 2016 election was the first sign he was about to score an upset victory. In an otherwise bleak 2018 for Republicans, the state was again a bright spot.
But as another campaign heats up, Democrats aren't ceding the Sunshine State.
Democratic candidates have already visited to tap donors and connect with voters and will descend on Miami later this month for their first debates.
And Trump will return on Tuesday for his latest re-election announcement at a rally in Orlando.
The attention is recognition that, despite its expensive media markets and hyper-polarized politics, neither party can ignore Florida.
For Trump, there are few ways for him to remain in the White House without keeping Florida's 29 electoral votes.
What to know about Trump's visit
Ticket requests for the event have quadrupled the capability of the Amway Center, which holds 20,000 people. The president said in a tweet last week the event will be "the hottest of them all," with 74,000 ticket requests already made for the event. He upped that number to 100,000 in a tweet Monday morning.
Fox News also said:
Supporters of President Trump already have started lining up outside Orlando's Amway Center for the president's official re-election campaign kickoff rally – more than 40 hours before the event is scheduled to start.
In a scene befitting a "Star Wars" premiere or new iPhone launch, Orlando-area media were reporting that the first Trump supporters began camping outside the arena as early as 2:30 a.m. Monday for Trump's rally slated to start at 8 p.m. on Tuesday.
"There's going to be a bunch of people, and it's going to be pretty intense," Gary Beck, who was the first person in line on Monday morning, told local media. "The electricity is going to be high. It's time for America to get back on its feet and be made better than it's ever been before."
The president tweeted on Monday morning that his campaign has received more than 100,000 ticket requests for the event in an arena that only holds 20,000 people.
"Big Rally tomorrow night in Orlando, Florida, looks to be setting records," Trump tweeted. "Our Country is doing great, far beyond what the haters & losers thought possible - and it will only get better!"
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Q: How can I use console logging in Internet Explorer? Is there a console logger for IE? I'm trying to log a bunch of tests/assertions to the console but I can't do this in IE.

A: There is Firebug Lite which gives a lot of Firebug functionality in IE.

A: Simple IE7 and below shim that preserves Line Numbering for other browsers:
/* console shim*/
(function () {
    var f = function () {};
    if (!window.console) {
        window.console = {
            log:f, info:f, warn:f, debug:f, error:f
        };
    }
}());

A: In his book, "Secrets of Javascript Ninja", John Resig (creator of jQuery) has a really simple code which will handle cross-browser console.log issues. He explains that he would like to have a log message which works with all browsers and here is how he coded it:
function log() {
  try {
    console.log.apply(console, arguments);
  } catch(e) {
  try {
    opera.postError.apply(opera, arguments);
  }
  catch(e) {
    alert(Array.prototype.join.call( arguments, " "));
  }
}

A: Since version 8, Internet Explorer has its own console, like other browsers. However, if the console is not enabled, the console object does not exist and a call to console.log will throw an error.
Another option is to use log4javascript (full disclosure: written by me), which has its own logging console that works in all mainstream browsers, including IE >= 5, plus a wrapper for the browser's own console that avoids the issue of an undefined console.

A: For IE8 or console support limited to console.log (no debug, trace, ...) you can do the following:

*

*If console OR console.log undefined: Create dummy functions for
console functions (trace, debug, log, ...)
window.console = {
      debug : function() {}, ...};

*Else if console.log is defined (IE8) AND console.debug (any other) is not defined: redirect all logging functions to console.log, this allows to keep those logs !
window.console = {
          debug : window.console.log, ...};
Not sure about the assert support in various IE versions, but any suggestions are welcome.

A: Extremely important if using console.log() in production:
if you end up releasing console.log() commands to production you need to put in some kind of fix for IE - because console is only defined when in F12 debugging mode.
if (typeof console == "undefined") {
    this.console = { log: function (msg) { alert(msg); } };
}

[obviously remove the alert(msg); statement once you've verified it works]
See also 'console' is undefined error for Internet Explorer for other solutions and more details

A: You can access IE8 script console by launching the "Developer Tools" (F12). Click the "Script" tab, then click "Console" on the right.
From within your JavaScript code, you can do any of the following:
<script type="text/javascript">
    console.log('some msg');
    console.info('information');
    console.warn('some warning');
    console.error('some error');
    console.assert(false, 'YOU FAIL');
</script>

Also, you can clear the Console by calling console.clear().
NOTE: It appears you must launch the Developer Tools first then refresh your page for this to work.

A: You can use cross-browser wrapper: https://github.com/MichaelZelensky/log.js

A: For older version of IE (before IE8), it is not straight forward to see the console log in IE Developer Toolbar, after spending hours research and trying many different solutions, finally, the following toolbar is great tool for me:

*

*http://www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/CompanionJS/Installing
The main advantage of this is providing a console for IE6 or IE7, so you can see what are the error (in the console log)

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*Note:

*It is free

*screen shot of the toolbar

A: I've been always doing something like this:
var log = (function () {
  try {
    return console.log;
  }
  catch (e) {
    return function () {};
  }
}());

and from that point just always use log(...), don't be too fancy using console.[warn|error|and so on], just keep it simple. I usually prefer simple solution then fancy external libraries, it usually pays off.
simple way to avoid problems with IE (with non existing console.log)


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UBC Opera's Albert Herring hits all the right notes
by Lloyd Dykk on June 24th, 2011 at 12:25 PM
A UBC Opera production. At the Old Auditorium on June 23. Continues to June 26.
Benjamin Britten's East Suffolk–village comic opera Albert Herring is peculiarly English and a favourite with student singers. It finds lightness in a composer not known for it.
Young singers always mount it around now because this is about the time of year the title character is crowned king, not queen, of the May.
Dispensing with the customary Queen of the May is the decision of the village prudes, who've decreed that not enough pure young women exist anymore to deserve the title. So to teach people a lesson, they choose a slow-witted male shop clerk instead. As it turns out, he's at least as "bad" as the girls, if not worse.
Britten could tend toward the prim side when dealing with the subject of youth, but not here. Albert Herring, named after the store clerk who decides to bust loose from his mother's apron strings once and for all, is remarkably funny and it made the right people mad when it debuted in 1947, being not for provincials but about them.
This production, directed by Nancy Hermiston at UBC's Old Auditorium, is a lot of fun and right on top of the music, which parodies everything from Tristan und Isolde's love-potion music when Albert drinks rum-laced lemonade to a theme from Lucrezia Borgia. There are fugues and canons galore, and the opera ends with a stellar—and for once serious—nine-part threnody, with each voice adding a personal thought on the end of life to the ravishing repeated melody "In the midst of life is death" over a pedal B-flat.
The production may be the most musically accomplished one I've heard, and every principal in the large cast deserves mention: Aaron Durand, Evanna Chiew, Margo LeVae's organ-voice-of-England-like Lady Billows, Courtney Bridge, Anne-Marie Macintosh, Jordan Collalto, Alan Macdonald, Saygin Ozgu, Lauren Solomon's splendid Mrs. Herring, and Joseph Bulman's charming and vocally very fine Albert.
The circa-1900 costuming by Ines Ortner is just right, Marshall McMahen's set reflects English rural architecture, and Leslie Dala does a good job conducting the small student orchestra.
There's something very naughty in Britten's final gesture, when Albert takes off his flattened crown of orange blossoms and flips it into the audience. It's like he's flipping the audience the bird.
Abbotsford Fan
Jun 24, 2011 at 10:16pm
Albert Herring was brilliantly performed by the young UBC cast. A must see!
55 59Rating: -4
Eliz.
Jun 26, 2011 at 8:50pm
It was a well-sung performance to be sure, but was marred by a few technical difficulties with the surtitles at the climax of the final arias. There could have been more movement around the stage during some of the scenes, when the singers stayed motionless for some time. Certain instruments were occasionally loudly out of tune, unless discordant music is part of the opera; if so, then the score left a bit to be desired. However:
All critiques aside, the set was well-thought out and created interesting movement, the costuming was fantastic, the lighting good (unnoticeable yet effective--the best kind) and the singers were excellent. The story was intriguing enough to leave this writer contemplating it for days, and although the music interludes did tend to drag down the momentum of the opera, most pieces were well played and complimented the singers.
All in all, a great performance with memorable moments on and around the stage. I'd love to see what the cast has in store next year, and where each singer goes with his/her career. Some promising moments to be sure.
55 45Rating: +10
One final comment: my favorite moment was were the final seconds before the curtain drops when the children gather adoringly around Albert. Well done!


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Bullock's Tea Room was the crown jewel of the luxury department store Bullock's on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, an Art Deco masterpiece that opened in 1929. The famous tea room was on the fifth floor, with views of the Hollywood Hills, and catered light lunches and afternoon tea for society ladies and film stars such as Gloria Swanson, Mae West, Greta Garbo, Clarke Gable and John Wayne. Walt Disney was also a regular and Mickey Mouse, perhaps his most famous creation, features on this 1939 menu. On Tuesdays, there were special mid-day fashion lunches when models strolled around in day dresses and evening gowns, allowing ladies to nibble Monte Christo sandwiches and the tearoom's famous coconut cream pie - said to be light as a cloud- before deciding what to buy. As befits as a community where looks mattered, there was also a streamline menu for patrons on diets. For those who desired privacy, there were private suites where guests sipped champagne or martinis and personal shoppers attended their every wish. Bullock's was damaged during the LA riots in 1992 and closed its doors the following year as fans fought to keep dishes and cutlery as souvenirs. This elegant building is now owned by Southwestern Law School which has beautifully preserved the decor of Bullocks Tea Room and turned it into a study hall. The law school opens the tea room once a year to the public.


'Heidegger's Life' considers the controversial path that Heidegger followed during his lifetime. His early education and university studies were heavily influenced by Catholicism and scholasticism, and he initially began to train for the priesthood, before turning to philosophy. Teaching at Freiburg and Marburg in the 1920s, he published his masterwork, Being and Time, in 1927. Elected rector of Freiburg University in 1933, he joined the Nazi Party at the same time. Although cooperative with the regime, he soon resigned the rectorship and played little further political role. Despite his ban from teaching until 1949 during denazification, his career as a writer and lecturer soon recovered.


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A simple-but-shockingly-beautiful song that makes you think "Oh dear, I thought all possible finger-picking ideas had already been exhaustively enumerated!". Just Breathe is not particularly difficult, but as with every simple song details are everything, and the octave jump in the melody requires some care.
The guitar part in the bridge cannot be actually heard, so the score contains a tentative transcription based on the audible part. Personally, I prefer to strum the bridge to add some contrast, getting back to finger picking in the very last few measures.
Incidentally, this is the first time I used the "Change Tempo" feature of Audacity to pick up every single note.


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Choosing a governor: let's get on with it!
On October 26, 2010 May 11, 2012 By aronsbarronIn Uncategorized
"Ground Hog Day" is how Boston University Assistant Professor John Carroll, speaking on Jim Braude's debate analysis on NECN, described last night's debate. Helicopter into the debate at any point and you know you've been here before. The only slightly new matter under discussion was today's revelation of a memo written by Charlie Baker when he was Administration and Finance Secretary in the Paul Cellucci administration. The memo "to the file" confirms Baker knew how staggering were the costs of the Big Dig and its "draconian" implications for other infrastructure projects. The possible solutions were, he wrote, to be revealed after the gubernatorial election.
Treasurer Tim Cahill made the most out of the matter by stressing that the public wants straight talk from its chief executive; Baker cleverly countered that he hoped someone in the Patrick administration was writing him a memo about how to deal with the looming $2 billion state deficit. Patrick replied that Baker's line would have more credibility if he had actually "written that memo to someone, instead of just stuffing it in a drawer.'' Jeff Jacoby calls the memo Baker's Achilles heel.
On all other issues, there was nothing new. So where are we now, with (thankfully) no more debates to go, one week prior to the election? As we have been all along, we have Deval Patrick who has preserved his likable image, showing himself to be compassionate, consistent, optimistic, knowledgeable about the nuts and bolts of day-to-day governing, patient about working our way out of our economic dilemma one day at a time, but somehow disinclined to land – or try to land – a knock-out punch. In fact, when invited, he refused to critique his opponents' recommendations.
Baker did nothing to shake up the race. He came across as intelligent and unerringly on message about cutting government, cutting taxes, cutting government regulation. He was able to demonstrate some sharp elbows but was unable to paint his vision of the Commonwealth under Governor Baker. Except by exhorting "leadership," he was unable to explain to moderator Charlie Gibson how he was going to get his proposals through a legislature that had already rejected half of them.
Like the other candidates, he's opposed to the extremes of Question Three, but cutting taxes is still his mantra, and if he had his way he'd roll them back to 5 percent now, even in the face of the looming budget deficit, believing his regulatory reforms can make up the difference. (Patrick, too, says he'd like to go back to five percent, but not with the current deficit.) Baker perhaps scored some points by advocating a more muscular approach to illegal immigrants, a position more aligned with Massachusetts' public support of the Arizona approach than the Governor's.
Tim Cahill, despite his weak standing in the polls, showed himself to be clearcut, if occasionally simplistic, and rather likable in a way that makes his longshot staying in the race a plausible decision. Jill Stein can't be labeled a flake, but her insistence that a major way out of the state's deficit woes is by going to a single payer health care system underlines her irrelevance. It's not going to happen. She dismissed any concern that she, like Ralph Nader in 2000, could ultimately be a spoiler in the race.
So here we are. Deval Patrick has maintained a slim lead in the polls throughout the campaign, but, depending on the survey, it's close to the margin of error. And it's less than that if more anti Patrick "undecideds" or Cahill supporters end up voting for Baker and if disaffected Democrats and Democrat-leaning Independents stay home.
Charlie Baker offers a contrast in stated philosophy and an opportunity for change. But what are his chances of success and with what consequences if he fails ? Is the "devil" we know, who has learned from his early mistakes, better than the "devil" we don't, who has yet to make his rookie blunders?
We campaign in poetry and govern in prose, Mario Cuomo said, and voters must look beyond the over simplified rhetoric of the candidates and their political ads to understand the serious choice that must be made. Next Tuesday is not Groundhog Day, it's Election Day. Which of the candidates do we really trust not only to make the difficult decisions ahead but then to persuade the legislature, conflicting interest groups and the public in effecting the policies necessary to make our lives and the lives of children better?
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Today we have the pleasure of introducing debut author Jamie Shupak. Her novel, Transit Girl, came out on November 19th as an ebook. Jamie Shupak is the morning traffic anchor on NY1, Time Warner Cable's popular 24/7 news channel in New York City. Shupak, a news Emmy nominee, can be seen every weekday morning from 5:00 a.m. until Noon. She has been the subject of profiles in The New York Times and The New York Post, the latter of which dubbed her the "Trans-It Girl." The New York Observer named her one of the media's top 50 "power bachelorettes" while she was the dating columnist for Complex magazine, penning her advice for single men and women everywhere on a weekly basis. But the Philadelphia native and University of Maryland graduate now chronicles her romantic home life and the delicious, healthy meals she cooks on her food blog, TV Dinner. Featured on Mashable and in New York Magazine's Grub Street, Shupak showcases her culinary talents, tailored to her meat- and dairy-free diet. She currently resides in Manhattan with her fiancé, senior media correspondent for CNN and host of "Reliable Sources," BrianStelter.
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I have always loved to write, but I never had a specific interest in writing a novel. "Transit Girl" came about very organically a few years ago. I had just gotten out of a decade-long relationship and engagement so I was single for the first time in my adult life. This was, as you can imagine, a whole new world to me.
Each morning after a date, I'd tell all the fun (and funny) details of stories to a friend on Gchat – about the guy, our conversations, our texts, our makeouts, everything – and he'd sometimes reply and say that the stories belonged in a book. When I told my TV agent about the suggestion, almost as an aside, he said something to the effect of "If you want to write a book, you should start writing for other publications first – get some bylines, get your name out there as a writer." A few months later, an opportunity arose (through Twitter, of all places!) to write a weekly dating column for Complex. I jumped at the chance, but it wasn't until a literary agent got in touch with me (about nine months into the column, and a year after that initial conversation with my TV agent) that I started to think seriously about a novel.
The literary agent found me through The New York Times, which had published a profile of me and my traffic-reporting job (at NY1 in NYC). And I'm so glad she did! She gave me some crucial tips about story arcs and characters and sent me on my way with the best advice: just start writing. And now here I am.
The novel is loosely based on that year of my life and so it very naturally includes my career as a traffic reporter. The schedule and the shenanigans (both good and bad) that come with being on morning television are part of what defines me as a person, and by proxy, what leads to a lot of Guiliana's escapades in the book. I used a lot of traffic metaphors in it because not only do they keep it light and fast-paced, but I also think they poke a little bit of fun at the job. It's important to not take who you are or what you do too seriously. In part that's my hope for the book, too -- that readers just relax, escape and enjoy it.
Thanks to Jamie for sharing how her novel came about and Polis Books for sharing it with our readers.
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I guess I would have to say the magic carpet from Aladdin.
I am a horse girl, but I am a little old school, so I say the horse from Beauty and the Beast.
I agree about the pumpkin that transforms into a magnificent carriage. Just beautiful.
The fairy dust Tinkerbell used in Peter Pan. And the car that Cruella Deville drove in 101 Dalmations.
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Celebes Sea
The Celebes Sea is a sea of the western Pacific Ocean. It is bordered on the north by the Sulu Archipelago and Sulu Sea and Mindanao Island of the Philippines. It is bordered on the east by the Sangihe Islands chain, on the south by Sulawesi, and on the west by Kalimantan in Indonesia. It is 420 miles (675 km) north-south by 520 miles (837 km) east-west. It has a total surface area of 110,000 square miles (280,000 km2). The maximum depth is 20,300 feet (6,200 m). The sea opens southwest through the Makassar Strait into the Java Sea.
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Squid of the genus Enoploteuthis from the Celebes Sea
The Celebes Sea is home to a wide variety of fish and aquatic creatures. The tropical setting and warm clear waters give it about 580 of the world's 793 species of reef-building corals. There is a large amount of marine life, including whales and dolphins, sea turtles, manta rays, eagle rays, barracuda, marlin and other reef and pelagic species. Tuna and yellowfin tuna are also abundant.
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The Celebes Sea is known for its pirates. They prey not only on small time fishermen but also giant container ships. Nowadays, these pirates have high-tech weapons and equipment like radar and GPS navigation devices and ride on high-speed motorboats. It is the second most pirated body of water after the Gulf of Aden near Somalia.
Celebes Sea on its northern border. Coastal area of Maitum, Sarangani
Commercial significance[change | change source]
The Celebes Sea is an important sea route for regional trade. The sea is also popular for scuba diving and luxury ocean cruising.
Media related to Celebes Sea at Wikimedia Commons
Coordinates: 3°N 122°E / 3°N 122°E / 3; 122
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — In October 2013, the Rev. Clementa Pinckney welcomed a group of civil rights activists to Charleston and to his church, Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal.
In videotaped remarks, later posted on YouTube, Pinckney offered an introduction to the church's history along with comments about the role of the church in the African American community and the broader American society. Pinckney and eight others were slain at Emanuel on Wednesday night.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Dylann Storm Roof drove around with a Confederate flag on his license plate — not exactly an unusual sight in the South. But on his Facebook page, he wore a jacket with the flags of the former white-racist regimes of South Africa and Rhodesia.
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A friend says the white man accused of killing nine people inside a historic black church in Charleston had told him recently that black people were taking over the world and that something needed to be done for the white race.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Clementa Pinckney was among those killed in the Charleston church where he was the beloved pastor, was also a state senator lauded Thursday as "the best of the 46 of us in this chamber" as colleagues gathered in tribute near his black-draped desk in the state Capitol.
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Saundra Latham June 21, 2018
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Cheap eats aren't quite what they used to be. In the past couple of years, fast-food chains including McDonald's axed dollar menus in favor of slightly pricier rosters of value-focused fare. And some casual-dining chains have pulled back on coupons and other offers that hurt their bottom line as the economy improved, according to Nation's Restaurant News.
But we've found that there are still great offers that can help consumers stretch a buck, whether you love burgers, pizza, or something in between. Just remember that many deals are offered only for a limited time, as many restaurants opt for seasonal deals over fixed value menus. Prices also may vary by location.
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The nation's largest fast-food chain has long tried to provide a lot of bang for the buck. While its much-loved Dollar Menu is no longer around, the chain has resurrected that idea with the $1 $2 $3 Dollar Menu. A buck will get you a McChicken, cheeseburger, sausage burrito or any size soft drink. Spending $2 will get you a Bacon McDouble, among other choices; $3 can buy a Happy Meal.
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Burger King has a fairly robust value menu, including a $1.69 double cheeseburger, $1 hamburgers and cheeseburgers, and $1 chicken sandwiches. Keep an eye out for limited-time offers, which right now include any two of three different sandwiches — cheeseburger, the bacon cheeseburger, or Chicken Jr. — a small fry, and a small drink for $3.79.
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Wendy's has an extensive menu of 4 for $4 meal deals right now, one of the better deals we've seen among the major fast-food players. Customers can choose from options including a Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger, Double Stack, Spicy Chicken Wrap, or Crispy Chicken BLT, then pair that entree with a four-piece nugget, small order of fries, and small drink.
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There are plenty of cheap eats to love on the Jack in the Box menu, which includes two tacos for 99 cents, $1 value fries, a $1.29 chicken sandwich, and a $1.39 Jr. Jack burger. Recent limited-time deals include three kinds of Sauced and Loaded Fries for $3, and a spicy chicken club sandwich combo for $4.99.
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Wisconsin-based Culver's — found mostly in the Midwest, Florida, and Arizona -- has developed a loyal following with menu favorites like cheese curds and frozen custard. If you're eating there on a budget, a $5 Snackpak value meal will get you chicken tenders or one of the chain's famous ButterBurgers, crinkle-cut fries, and a small drink.
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It's easy to eat for cheap at Taco Bell any time of day. In the morning, you can get a sausage flatbread quesadilla, mini skillet bowl, breakfast soft taco or grilled breakfast burrito for $1 each. A dollar will also get you plenty at other times of day, including a shredded chicken mini quesadilla, triple-layer nachos, and a cheesy bean-and-rice burrito.
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Found mostly in the western United States, Del Taco is another reliable bet for cheap, fast Mexican eats. The chain's Buck & Under menu has well over a dozen items, including bean-and-cheese burritos, quesadillas, tostadas, and breakfast tacos. A dollar can also buy a small iced coffee, strawberry lemonade, a 30-ounce iced tea, or a mini shake.
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In the battle of the pizza chains, Domino's latest value offering is a menu of $5.99 items that includes medium two-topping pizzas, chicken wings, oven-baked sandwiches, stuffed cheesy bread, salads, and brownies. The catch: You have to order at least two items. If you just want one pizza, a large three-topping pie is $7.99 every day as long as you forgo delivery.
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Got a sweet tooth? Dairy Queen's $5 Buck Lunch is where it's at: Choose from chicken strips or a deluxe cheeseburger, along with fries, a drink, and a small sundae. For $1 more, you can upgrade your meal to include a double cheeseburger or crispy chicken sandwich.
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Sonic's Everyday Deal menu has more than a dozen items under $2, including a double cheeseburger, chicken strip sandwich, and sundae. Limited-time deals include a crispy chicken tenders dinner that comes with onion rings, Texas toast, and tater tots for $3.99.
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HARDEE'S/CARL'S JR.
Fill up on the cheap at Hardee's or Carl's Jr. with the chains' limited-time $5 All Star Meals. Choose from a meal with a double cheeseburger and jumbo hot dog; hand-breaded chicken tenders; a double cheeseburger and onion rings; or a double cheeseburger and spicy chicken sandwich. All come with fries, a drink, and a chocolate-chip cookie.
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KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN
Feeding a crowd? KFC's $20 Fill Up includes eight pieces of chicken, a large coleslaw, four biscuits, and two large orders of mashed potatoes and gravy. If you're flying solo, a $5 Fill-Up menu offers plenty of options, including a pot pie, two pieces of chicken, or three chicken tenders, plus sides, a cookie, and a drink.
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Boston Market will feed a hungry family well: For a limited time, $1.99 will get you an entire rotisserie chicken with the purchase of any family meal, which includes choice of entree, cornbread and three large sides.
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STEAK 'N SHAKE
Steak 'n Shake offers one of the best deals around for a sit-down meal. A two for $3 mix n' match menu allows customers to choose from four kinds of steakburgers, a grilled cheese sandwich, steak frank, and medium fries. Shakes and drinks are half-price from 2 to 5 p.m. every weekday, and kids eat free on weekends.
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Subway has brought back a limited menu of $5 foot-longs for budget-conscious customers. You can choose from Black Forest Ham, Meatball Marinara, Spicy Italian, Cold Cut Combo or Veggie Delight subs, all for $5.
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One of the best deals at Little Caesars is aimed at the lunch crowd: Customers can get a lunch combo that includes a four-slice deep dish pepperoni pizza and a 20-ounce drink for $5 every weekday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The chain also offers its Hot-N-Ready pizzas all day. They start at just $5 for a large pepperoni or cheese. Offers are pickup only.
Just $5 can buy a lot at Popeyes right now. The chicken chain is offering a Rip'n Chicken meal or four pieces of mixed tenders at that same price. Another limited-time deal includes a family-friendly 10-piece meal that comes with two large sides and five biscuits for $20.
Pizza Hut usually has a robust menu of rotating deals. Right now, pizza purists can get a large pizzas with any toppings for $5.99 each, or $7.99 for a large two-topping pie if they order online. Can't decide? You can also get a $10 Dinner Box with a medium one-topping pizza, five breadsticks and dipping sauce, and 10 cinnamon sticks with icing.
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COOK OUT
Cook Out, a drive-through burger joint found throughout the South, offers a great deal in the Cook Out Tray. Customers can choose an entrée such as a double burger, quesadilla, chicken sandwich, or two hotdogs, then add two sides and a drink for just $4.99. Upgrading the drink to one of the chain's 40-plus milkshakes costs $1.
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If you love a pizza loaded up with the works, Papa John's is offering a large 5-topping or specialty pizza for $12.99 for a limited time. You can also get two of them for $24. Need to feed a big group? You can buy any five large pizzas for $50.
CAPTAIN D'S
Captain D's latest specials include $4.99 for a Nashville Hot Fish and Popcorn Shrimp meal that includes two sides and hushpuppies. For a few bucks more, you can get a Grilled Whitefish and Shrimp Skewer meal that comes with two sides and a breadstick. Families can opt for a 10-piece fish or 14-piece chicken value pack that includes two large sides and hush puppies for $20.
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Customers can find Krystal's inexpensive signature square sliders throughout the South. The chain's current deals include $2, $3, and $4 burger options, as well as a breakfast sandwich offer for $4. Other menu items won't break the bank either, with plenty under $3.
Just $5 gets you the Smokehouse Chicken meal right now at Church's Chicken. The meal features a half chicken and a choice of any regular side and a biscuit. Everyday values include a chicken sandwich, apple pie, or three-piece boneless wings for $1.
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This late-night bastion of cheap eats lives up to its reputation with its Value Dollars Menu. It includes items as cheap as $1, like an Angus hamburger, and tops out at $5, which will get you a grilled ham and cheese with hash browns or a pecan waffle and drink.
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At this 24-hour diner, customers can choose from 10 meals for just $4.99. The Atlanta-based chain's value menu has breakfast, lunch, and dinner favorites including a strawberry-topped waffle combo, a loaded baked potato and chili, a farmhouse burger and fries, and a BLT combo.
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One of Subway's main competitors, Blimpie, is making its own play for the value-conscious crowd. Just $6 buys a large sub sandwich or a regular sub combo that includes chips and a drink. Choose a BLT; ham and Swiss; veggie and cheese; or ham, salami and provolone.
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TACO BUENO
Found mostly in the South, Taco Bueno offers a "Pick 3" deal for $2.99. You'll have a dozen choices including tacos, burritos, nachos, quesadillas, tostadas, potato sticks, and churros. Still hungry? Add-on items won't break the bank, as the chain has an extensive menu of choices under $2.
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Need a sweet treat after your pizza dinner? For $16, you can get a large pizza any way you want it, plus a medium chocolate-chip dessert pizza at Pizza Inn, located across the South. The restaurant also has an all-you-can eat lunch and dinner buffet with pizza, pasta, and dessert; prices vary by location.
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PEI WEI ASIAN DINER
If you're after some cheap, filling Asian cuisine, head to Pei Wei with a $5 bill. That will get you a regular-size bowl of orange chicken and rice any day of the week. On Mondays, it also buys a small Mongolian beef and rice bowl; on Tuesdays, it will buy a small teriyaki chicken and rice bowl.
Casual-dining giant Applebee's offers a couple of notable deals: late-night half-price appetizers and a two-for-$20 deal that includes an appetizer and two full-size entrees. Choices and participation may vary by location, but past selections have included wings, mozzarella sticks, a sirloin stir-fry, chicken pasta, and a burger.
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is on the lunch menu: For $6.99, enjoy an Italian meatball or eggplant parmigiana breadstick sandwich; grilled vegetable piadina; or spaghetti mini pasta bowl with salad and breadsticks. Spending $1 more opens up choices like fettuccine Alfredo; $2 more buys favorites like lasagna.
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Chili's offers 10 lunch combos for just $7, including fajitas, tacos, a double cheeseburger, quesadillas, and a BLT. All come with soup or salad, and some also come with fries. The chain also offers an anytime 2 for $22 deal that includes an appetizer, and an entrée.
TGI Friday's doesn't limit its best deal to lunchtime. The casual-dining chain is offering a 474 menu all day with smaller, cheaper portions: six $4 appetizers, 15 $7 entrees, and two $4 desserts. Choices include green bean fries, wings, bruschetta chicken pasta, barbecue ribs, shrimp, and Tennessee whiskey cake. A limited-time promotion also offers two meat entrees and two sides for $14.99.
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Denny's Value Menu lets hungry customers mix and match breakfast, lunch, and dinner favorites. Choices include a stack of pancakes or slice of French toast for $2; biscuits and gravy for $4; and a country-fried steak and eggs skillet for $8.
At Perkins, hungry diners can get a sit-down meal for less with the Great Plates $4-$8 menu with a dozen choices in that price range. Just $4 will get you loaded hash browns, a sausage biscuit breakfast or a cheesy egg melt breakfast. A couple bucks more buys grilled cheese and tomato soup, while $8 gets you meatloaf, mashed potatoes and corn or fish with fried shrimp and fries.
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Customers can grab a meal for less at Romano's Macaroni Grill if they opt for lunch instead of dinner. A mix-and-match lunch special offers a choice of any two of the following: soup, half salad, half sandwich, half calzonetto, and half portion pasta, all for about $11. Diners can also choose unlimited soup and salad.
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O'CHARLEY'S
Got kids? Purchasing an adult entree at O'Charley's earns a free kid's meal every day. Other values include the $9.99er menu, which offers seven favorites including shrimp and rice pilaf, a homestyle pot pie, or fish and chips. For $3.99 more, add soup or salad and a slice of pie. Any entrée purchase will also earn you a free slice of pie on Wednesdays. And remember, many other restaurants also offer special kids-eat-free deals.
Head to Logan's Roadhouse early for the best dinner deals. Every day from 3 to 6 p.m., just $8.99 buys one of eight entrees and two side dishes. Your choices include a 6-ounce sirloin, smothered roast beef, fried fish, and a pork chop, while sides include cinnamon apples, potatoes, and house-made chips or fries. On Thursdays, you can get any burger, fries, and a beer for $10.
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If you love Italian food, head to Carrabba's at the beginning of the week to save a little dough. The three-course Amore Mondays meal is $12.99 and includes favorites such as calamari, lasagna and linguine, and tiramisu. On Pizza & Wine Wednesday, all wood-fired pizzas are $10, and bottles of wine are $10 off.
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The best values at gourmet burger joint Red Robin are available all day. It offers five burgers, including a new Taco Tavern Double Burger, for $6.99, served with all-you-can-eat steak fries (one of the chain's many "bottomless" sides). Appetizers such as fried pickles and pretzel bites are as cheap as $5.
Like most steakhouses, Outback serves up its best deals at lunchtime. The restaurant offers lunch combos starting at $7.99 for endless soup and salad. Spending $1 more allows a choice of four entrees including a chicken quesadilla or fish tacos, as well as soup or salad and one side. Spending $2 more buys choices like steak tacos or a burger.
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If you're on an interstate, chances are there's going to be a Cracker Barrel sooner or later. Weekday lunch specials start at $5.99 and include baked chicken and stuffing on Mondays, chicken pot pie on Wednesdays, and turkey and stuffing on Thursdays. A country house salad with grilled chicken is available every day.
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BEEF 'O' BRADY'S
Casual-dining favorite Beef 'O' Brady's offers a different value option every weekday. Enjoy a burger and fries for $5.99 on Mondays; two tacos, chips and salsa for $5.99 on Tuesdays; cheap wings on Wednesdays; $9.99 fajitas on Thursdays; and $9.99 for fish, shrimp, and fries on Fridays.
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CHEDDAR'S SCRATCH KITCHEN
Casual-dining staple Cheddar's has made more than 20 meals under $10 part of its everyday menu. Your choices will include three burgers, three salads, five sandwiches, a 6-ounce sirloin, and several fish and chicken dishes. Most dishes come with a choice of a side, too.
BJ'S BREWHOUSE
BJ's has unveiled a slate of "daily brewhouse specials" to bring in more value-conscious guests. The most compelling deals include half off pizzas on Mondays and $10 loaded burgers with unlimited fries on Wednesdays. Rib lovers can also look forward to Thursdays, when $18.95 will buy a full rack of baby-back pork ribs, a house salad, two sides, and a dessert.
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SMOKEY BONES
If it's Hump Day, taco lovers should head to Smokey Bones for a great deal: $11.99 gets them unlimited BBQ Street Tacos and chips after 9 p.m. every Wednesday. If you're more of a rib lover, go on Mondays, when you'll get unlimited giant Smoked Wings and fries during the same timeframe for $12.99.
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QUAKER STEAK AND LUBE
Tuesday is the day to bring $10 and a big appetite to Quaker Steak and Lube. Just $10 will get you either 20 breaded boneless wings, 20 panko-crusted shrimp, half a rack of baby-back ribs, 10 jumbo bone-in wings, or a half-pound top sirloin steak. Whatever you pick, you'll also get a choice of side.
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Bonefish Grill fans will want to wait for Tuesday to indulge, when the seafood chain offers its "Hooked on Tuesdays" promotion. You'll get a 3-course meal with a salad, entrée and dessert for under $16. Choices include cod piccata and a 6-ounce sirloin steak. A couple dollars more can even buy a fresh lobster tail with two sides.
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DON PABLO'S
Tex-Mex favorite Don Pablo's offers different "Loco Daily Deals" throughout the week. On Tuesdays, chow down on all-you-can-eat tacos for $9.99; on Thursdays, you'll pay the same for all-you-can-eat enchiladas. If you're more of a fajita lover, go on Wednesdays, when half-pound steak, chicken or combo fajitas are $10.99.
White Castle, an early innovator in hamburger business, is offering several limited-time-only specials involving smoothies and their original chicken rings. For just $2.99, diners can enjoy 12 chicken rings, or they can get 20 chicken rings for $4.99. Also for a limited time, White Castle fans who order online or in the mobile app can get 10 original sliders, 20 chicken rings, and a sack of fries for the special price of $12.99. To wash it all down, peach, strawberry-lemonade, and strawberry-banana smoothies are $2.99.
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Honey bee colony losses are amajor concern in the USA and across the globe. Long-term data on losses are critical for putting yearly losses in context. US colony loss surveys have been conducted yearly since the winter of 2006–2007. Here, we report the results from the eighth annual survey on winter losses and the second annual survey of summer and annual losses. There were 7425 valid respondents (7123 backyard, 190 sideline, and 112 commercial beekeepers) managing 497,855 colonies, 19 % of the total US colonies. Total losses reported were 19.8% [95% CI 19.3–20.3 %] over the summer, 23.7 % [95% CI 23.3–24.1 %] over the winter, and 34.1 % [95 % CI 33.6–34.6 %] for the whole year. Average losses were 15.1 % [95 % CI 14.5–15.7 %] over the summer, 44.8 % [95 % CI 43.9–45.7 %] over the winter, and 51.1 % [95 % CI 50.2–51.6 %] for the whole year. While total winter loss was one of the lowest reported in 8 years, 66%of all beekeepers had higher losses than they deemed acceptable.


I know how frustrating Hyperpigmentation can be. You want to look good because it helps you feel good. But if you have hyperpigmentation – darkened, patchy areas of skin – especially around your face or neck, it can be a nuisance. Fortunately, hyperpigmentation is usually harmless. Unfortunately, it can make you conscious about how you look. Your hyperpigmentation may have resulted from sun exposure or developed internally.
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Research Fellowship, Awards and Internships at the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University
Contributed by aneely on Nov 14, 2022 - 04:29 PM
The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University [3] promotes and supports research consistent with its mission to discover and disseminate knowledge of the plant kingdom. To foster both independent and collaborative work, the Arboretum offers fellowships and awards to students, post-doctoral researchers, and professionals of the biological and horticultural sciences. Applicants are encouraged to define and develop paths of inquiry using the Arboretum's resources, including its world-renowned living collection, herbarium, plant records, library and archives, greenhouse and laboratories, and the expertise of its staff.There is currently a fellowship, seven awards, and an internship program. Applicants must submit proposals and applications online by the deadline.
Please see the website for the specific requirements of each award.
https://arboretum.harvard.edu/research/programs-and-opportunities/ [4]
DaRin Butz Research Internship Program of the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University [5]
Graduate Students and Advanced Undergraduates
Ashton Award for Student Research [6]
Cunin / Sigal Research Award [7]
Deland Award for Student Research [8]
Shiu-Ying Hu Student/Postdoctoral Exchange Award [9]
Postdoctoral Fellowships at the Arnold Arboretum [10]
Shiu-Ying Hu Student/Postdoctoral Exchange Award [11]
All Scholars (from students to faculty)
Jewett Prize [12]
Sargent Award for Visiting Scholars [13]
Sinnott Award [14]
Application Deadline: Jan 11 annually for fellowship
Application Deadline: Feb 1 annually for awards
Application Deadline: Feb 15 annually for internship program
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