Lloyd Alvarez has a few points to make. So sit up straight and pay attention.
For those who don't recognize the name, Lloyd is best known for being the founder of aescripts + aeplugins, a marketplace for digital tools.
He has built and sold products to make our lives easier, our workflow more efficient, and to help us create effects that we otherwise couldn't achieve.
Unfortunately for Lloyd, there has been a negative perception in the mograph community about scripts for some time now, especially in comparison to their big city cousins — plugins.
We think it's normal to pay hundreds of dollars for a plugin, but outrageous to pay ten dollars for a script.
It's a subtle thing, but on some level plugins feel reliable, professional, and safe. We imagine them being developed by big teams of responsible, professional coders in some shiny office with a great view of some impressive landmark.
But scripts? Not so much. Those we picture being hand-coded by individual animators in their underwear, in a basement, in between bong hits, Xbox sessions and marathon Reddit trolling.
To put it in a different way: we think it's normal to pay hundreds of dollars for a plugin, but outrageous to pay ten dollars for a script.
Point Two. This irritates Lloyd.
Because, Point Three. It takes a lot of time and energy to develop any successful tool, no matter what you call it.
For Lloyd, the public perception about scripts is wrong, or at least outdated. That's a problem. He has been focused on changing it for some time now, but despite a lot of success in this area, it persists.
Ironically, if there was one person who helped create this reputation of scripts as quasi-professional freebie tools made by underwear-clad tinkerers, it was Lloyd.
To understand why, let's back up a second.
Did you know that Lloyd is quadrilingual?
That's right. Before he was a freelance creative director for shops like the Mill and Tröllback, Lloyd was born in Mexico City, where he went to a German school, then went to college in Florida and studied Russian.
Putting his ease with languages to good use, Lloyd learned to code. Around the end of his time freelancing as a creative director, he wrote a small program in the relatively-new After Effects scripting language that allowed his team of animators to continue working while rendering invisibly in the background.
In other words, Background Renderer. The first script.
Here's the thing. It worked well and was very useful, and Lloyd was proud of that. He wanted to share it with his friends who worked in the same field, so he distributed it himself for free over IM. His friends did the same thing for their friends.
But right there we have the problem. The reputation that irks Lloyd so much to this very day. The underwear perception, as it were.
Here's the first script, the introduction of this concept into the community, and it was developed by one guy and given away for free. Despite being excellent tools, all of the early scripts followed the same model.
Lloyd learned first-hand how difficult it is to make money selling products that people think of as cheap, unprofessional and a little rough around the edges.
It didn't help that in 2008, when it came time to choose a name for his online marketplace, Lloyd chose "aescripts.com." At the time it made perfect sense. The only products for sale were scripts specifically designed for use with After Effects.
But ultimately it was a mistake from a business perspective. Lloyd learned first-hand how difficult it is to make money selling products that people think of as cheap, unprofessional and a little rough around the edges.
Similarly, Lloyd's decision to sell the first scripts on his site as "Name Your Own Price" was a double-edged sword. What worked so well for Radiohead around the same time had a different effect on aescripts.com. It helped put them on the map, for sure, and slowly pushed the ball forward on the current trend toward scripts as legitimate products and tools. But most people still paid zero.
The good news is that the perception has shifted a lot from 2008, thanks in part to Lloyd's efforts. His marketplace itself has branched out considerably since the early days. It's no longer just scripts, and it's no longer just for After Effects.
While they still offer many Name Your Own Price products, most of the tools for sale are fully licensed and reasonably priced between $30 and $100.
The once-lowly script itself has evolved considerably since 2008. Paint & Stick, Squall, and CompCode — all released in the last six months — jump to mind immediately as incredibly sophisticated, technical tools that would have been unimaginable a few years ago.
Finally, as more designers and animators have gotten involved in the process of making their own tools, they have brought their expertise from the worlds of advertising and marketing to the presentation and packaging of their scripts.
Scripts are now seen as brands and marketed as such. Snazzy explainer videos and looping GIFs have replaced boring, long-winded technical demos as the front face of these tools, much to the relief of anyone who might purchase one.
As for Lloyd, his life has also continued to evolve. He gets to spend a lot of time with his one-year-old son now, something he cherishes.
All I can say is I have about a million things from aescripts and couldn't do my job without them. It is a great day when the eNewsletter shows up and there's a product on there that's like ooh, I can't wait to try that one (yes, I am a mograph geek.) Guess I've never worried too much about script vs plugin as long as it works!
It's great to hear this Eric, thanks for sharing.
whenever a curiosity arises that something could be done more effectively, i head to aescripts.com and am always leaving happy with a new tool.
Awesome to hear this. This is why we built it.
Just to add to what has already been said – as a long time user of aescripts, it's easily been the most useful resource I've come across bar none. Seeing it evolve over time has been great and I definitely value what it offers and how's remained user focussed from the beginning. Respect to you Lloyd.
Also from the scripting community a big thanks to Lloyd for encouragement… To go from never scripting before to coding tools for AE and other apps.
Guilty as charged, but trying to change, and encouraging others to do so.
It is difficult because we also have a large and supportive community. If someone has a problem trying to get a piece of software to do something, we ask that community for advice. And most people are glad to share their workarounds.
But usually there is an easier solution via a piece of commercial software. And that is the evolution onto aescripts. And compared to a lot of one trick pony plug ins, the prices are very reasonable.
Most software actually starts like this though. It becomes one companies bespoke in house solution and it grows into something you sell to other people.
I have found that Adobe's subscription model had meant freelancers now pay for software not companies, whilst wages are lowering, hardware is more expensive, so it can be hard to get people to spend more money. I try not to use a plug in that someone else will have to pay for to access. Luckily most scripts work anyway without the script being installed, so the project is still accessible.


The Derringer Electric Bike is the first e-bike from well known motorised bicycle manufacturer Derringer, it's designed to evoke the styling queues of the Board-Track racers of the 1910s and 1920s whilst implementing newer, more sky friendly technologies.
In order to provide for people in multiple income brackets, the Derringer Electric Bike will be offered in 3 versions, each offering different performance at a different price point.
The most affordable is the Derringer Heritage Series electric bike, it'd powered by a 37 volt 12.5Ah Li-NMC battery coupled to a 750W high-torque gearless hub motor making it street legal in the USA and many other countries with a 750W limit.
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Sissi sailing
Stalking sissi
Pictures from the home page
Existing equipment
Renew electrical system
The AIS
The Parasailor
The watermaker
The wind generator
The wind vane
Sissi in Scotland (2018)
Countries and ports
The oever
Islay (Port Ellen)
Islay Ales Brewery
A walk on Islay
St. Peter Port
Vaux de Monel
Île de Batz
Camaret-sur-Mer
Camarinas
Oeiras (near Lisbon)
Castelo de Sao Jorge
Tram in Lisbon
Rodney Bay Marina
The story of the donkey in Aruba
Bus driving in Aruba
Oranjestad - Marriott
Oranjestad - San Nicolas
Oranjestad - Santa Cruz (- San Nicolas)
Oranjestad - Noord
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The trip from Belfast to Douglas was initially unspectacular. Then it got pretty violent at some point when we had strong countercurrent and crashing waves at the northern tip of the Isle of Man. Then it got boring if you add the six hours waiting for the opportunity to enter the port to travel.
Our way to Douglas
After leaving the concreted canal, a decent sailing wind soon set in, so that we could switch off the engine. That was the time for me to take a long nap, Jens had the first watch. The waves were very uncomfortable and always pushed us diagonally from behind, with a wave height of maybe two meters. I can't really estimate that, it could have been three or four meters, but I don't want to brag.
The tide stream helped us a bit with the speed, but when I replaced Jens sometime in the morning, we hadn't made much progress. That was not a good thing, because we wanted to reach the northern tip of the Isle of Man before the current tipped. There is an uncomfortable and strong counter current there.
Point of Ayre Lighthouse
Then the wind also left us. Despite the fast motorized drive, which was supported by the current, we reached the northern tip about an hour late. Uncle Benz churned up the water with his 94 horsepower, but we hardly drove more than two to three knots above the ground. The counter current had about three to four knots and uncomfortable waves and circular currents even required me to turn off the autopilot and steer the ship by hand. Jens had fun photographing the lighthouse on the northern tip in this situation.
Fortunately, after an hour, the spook was over, Sissi was driving the autopilot again and the countercurrent had shrunk to a reasonable level. Only one to one and a half knots flowed towards us. But which stream should stop two Frankfurters on the way to the next pub?
Another lighthouse on the Isle of Man
I was able to photograph the next lighthouse myself. We also tried to get more information about the coming port from the Internet than the Reeds Nautical Almanac provides.
However, the Internet refused to cooperate. The data volume that we bought in Peterhead is only functional within the United Kingdom. The Isle of Man is not one of them, it is owned by the Crown - like the Channel Islands, for example. The cell phones reported that we have normal EU conditions, i.e. free roaming. We reactivated an old data card from Germany and lo and behold, the Internet wanted to speak to us again.
Entrance to Douglas Marina
For example, in this way we came to the information that we cannot enter the marina. At least not before 9 p.m. We had to drive to the waiting pontoon, which, according to the reed, can accommodate up to 18 boats. With a lot of good will, three sailing boats fit one behind the other. Since a larger English boat was already at the pontoon and some fishermen had moored their small motor boats at the other end, Jens Sissi had to steer into an approximately 14 meter long parking space. As a reminder: Sissi is about 13 meters long from the anchor to the wind vane control. It worked very well, the harbor master praised Jens for the mooring maneuver. Then forms had to be filled in and we were allowed to wait a good six hours for there to be enough water in the entrance to the marina.
Parcel formation on the waiting pontoon
In the meantime, more and more sailing boats were gathering at the waiting pontoon. If it doesn't work in a row, you just lay the boats next to each other. We moored the Steel Pulse, a beautiful sailing boat from Bangor, Northern Ireland. A relaxed conversation relaxed - we were sure that we hadn't spoken to the two of them for the last time.
Finally at 9:15 p.m. the bridge opened and we were able to go to the port. There we moored to the pontoon and fell into our beds pretty quickly after the long night.
Douglas Marina at night
The next day we started to explore the island. We bought a three-day ticket for public transport. For just £ 34 you can do everyone, really everyone, for three days Open on the island to use. The steam train, the electric one railroad, the mountain railway, the horse-drawn tram and of course all buses. This is practical and quickly pays off. And the public transport is not just a fig leaf, the buses take you almost everywhere on the island every quarter of an hour. Unfortunately the horse-drawn tram was out of order due to construction work, I have never been on a 1 HP tram.
In the Manx Electric Railway
The electric railway, which opened in the 19th century, still runs on old vehicles from the Wilhelminian period and is therefore very good to look at. The old carriages with their wooden superstructures twist clearly when the trains swing over the worn-out tracks. It creaks and cracks in the entablature, but the driver blows his little song with his pneumatic horn at every intersection.
Car 32 in Fairy Cottage
There are closed and open railcars, the trailers carried were all open summer cars.
Laxey station
Laxey is something like a "central" transfer station. Here you can change from the normal train (on the right in the picture) to the mountain railway, the Snaefell Mountain Tramway, (on the left in the picture) and drive to the highest mountain on the island. Of course we did that.
At 2000 feet - the mountain station
It's hard to believe that the Isle of Man only knew motorcycle racing. I have made a few videos of the tracks and still have some photos in stock. The videos still want to be cut, so I need a day or two at sea. and afterwards decent internet for uploading.
Steam train in Ballasalla
In addition to the electric train, there is also a steam train on the Isle of Man. We drove it on the third day, but found it rather boring when compared to the electric train. Of course, the steam locomotive puffs and smells, but steam locomotives do this all over the world.
Now it goes on ... the steam is of course spectacular. As always with steam locomotives.
The wagons were full of tourists. While we could even see locals on the electric train, who got on and off at the small demand stops on the way, there is no such thing on the steam train. Here the tourists drive from one end to the other. The two pictures from Ballasalla could only be made because Jens and I took the bus to Ballasalla and waited for the train. With the return train we drove back to Douglas, the conductor was a little surprised at the two tourists on the platform.
Tower in front of the port entrance
The horse-drawn tram was unfortunately out of order due to construction work. Towards evening, the weather got really nice again and we took a picture of the tower, which is directly in front of the harbor entrance of Douglas and which is listed on the one hand as a navigation aid and on the other hand as an obstacle on the nautical chart.

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Q: Cloudera Quickstart gives error on VM Ware workstation I am trying to set up the Cloudera CDH 4.7x on my windows machine that has VM Ware Workstation. I downloaded and unzipped all the files form this link
http://www.cloudera.com/content/cloudera/en/downloads/quickstart_vms/cdh-4-7-x.html
when i try to open the virtual machine in VM Ware workstation, i get an error pop up saying that

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i checked the settings for the virtual machine and they are

can someone please advise how to solve this ?
Thanks

A: There are several bits of version data virtual hardware version is the only one exposed in the GUI, likely this error is being thrown because the .config version (one of the non-exposed ones) is too new (higher integer value). This configuration file generation version is used as a hint to the internal parser, with successfully parsed lines eventually resulting in DICT entries if you are examining the vmware.log file.
Although not officially supported, you can sometimes simply decrement the .config value if the VM in question has a backwards compatible overall configuration. The .vmx file is structured plaintext, be careful not to change line-ending types (DOS, Unix, etc...).

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Q: Cannot Save or Load Models With TensorFlow & TFLEARN I'm going through the Titanic tutorial from here.  After completeing it I wanted to save the model and then load it up later.  After saving it I get a warning saying:
TensorFlow's V1 checkpoint format has been deprecated.
WARNING:tensorflow:Consider switching to the more efficient V2 format:

When I load it I get an error saying
NotFoundError (see above for traceback): Unsuccessful TensorSliceReader constructor: Failed to find any matching files for model.tflearn
 [[Node: save_1/RestoreV2_2 = RestoreV2[dtypes=[DT_FLOAT], _device="/job:localhost/replica:0/task:0/cpu:0"](_recv_save_1/Const_0, save_1/RestoreV2_2/tensor_names, save_1/RestoreV2_2/shape_and_slices)]]

This is how I saved/loaded the model.
net = tflearn.input_data(shape=[None, 6])
net = tflearn.fully_connected(net, 32)
net = tflearn.fully_connected(net, 32)
net = tflearn.fully_connected(net, 2, activation='softmax')
net = tflearn.regression(net)

model = tflearn.DNN(net)

model.fit(data, labels, n_epoch=10, batch_size=16, show_metric=True)
model.save('model.tflearn')

and then when I load it I just do a...
model.load('model.tflearn')

If anyone who has experience with this could give me a hand I would appreciate it, thanks.

A: use model.load('./model.tflearn')


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Q: Canon Pixma G1400 no drivers on Ubuntu mate 16.04 I cant install the printer Canon Pixma G1400 there are no drivers.
I found this.
how to solve Canon Pixma G2000 driver problems on Ubuntu 16.04?
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We used to love ice cream but you'll find your pallet changes when you are eating good healthy fats and very little (if any) processed sugar. So we knew we needed to try our version of the delicious ice cream alternatives we keep seeing.
So here's a rather lovely Clean Supper Club recipe that everyone will enjoy, a healthy alternative to ice cream.
NIGHT BEFORE SUNDAE CREATION: Put 6 bananas in freezer and 1 1/2 cups of cashews in a measuring jug full of cold water to soak overnight or for at least 2/3 hours.
1. To make the Strawberry Nice Cream put 2 chopped frozen bananas, 1/2 cup of soaked cashews, the fresh strawberries, coconut cream, vanilla, lucuma & strawberry powders (see right for amounts) into a high powered blender and blitz until you get a deliciously creamy smooth texture.
2. Place mixture into Tupperware and freeze for 30 minutes, then take out and stir (this is to stop any ice crystals from forming) then pop back into the freezer for up to 1 hour or until firm and scoop-able.
3. Before creating the next ice cream flavour, wash out your blender using warm soapy water, rinse thoroughly.
4. To make the Avocado & Mint Nice Cream, finely chop the mint with a knife and put it into your high powered blender along with 2 chopped frozen bananas, 1/2 cup of soaked cashews, half an avocado, the coconut cream & supergreens powder.
5. As before, place this delicious mixture into its own tupperware and freeze for around 30 minutes before taking it out to stir, then pop back into the freezer for up to 1 hour or until firm and scoop-able.
7. To make the Coconut Cream Nice Ice Cream flavour, after weighing out the cacao butter, grate it into the blender using a cheese grater (this makes it much easier to mix)!
Chop up the last 2 frozen bananas, add them to blender along with the last 1/2 cup of cashews, coconut cream, vanilla & lucuma powder and blend on high power!
8. Place in tupperware and set in freezer, take out and stir after 30 minutes then pop it back into freeze for at least 1 hour or until scoop-able.
Once all three flavours of nice creams are set.
Scoop 1 of each flavour into bowl or ice cream glass, sprinkle with cacao nibs, coconut chips and mulberries.


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SEASON TWO (2013) – FEATURED LOCATIONS
Guests: Sarah Silverman • David Letterman • Gad Elmaleh • Don Rickles • Seth Meyers • Chris Rock
Millie's Cafe
3524 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA (map)
"I'm Going To Change Your Life Forever"
Jerry goes for an awkward lunch with actor and black comic Sarah Silverman, who he picks up in a 1969 Jaguar E-Type Series 2.
K & C Donut (NOW CLOSED)
Following their lunch, Jerry and Sarah stop in for a few donuts to nibble on during their drive back.
Stew Leonard's
99 Federal Rd., Danbury, CONNECTICUT (map)
"I Like Kettlecorn"
Jerry demonstrates the practicality of his 1995 Volvo 960 by speeding around the parking lot with a trunk full of groceries, promptly spilling them everywhere (as he left the trunk open).
Ron Jon's Pit Stop
58 Padanaram Rd., Danbury, CONNECTICUT (map)
Jerry stops off for trendy "family car" decals for the back of David's Volvo, except he asks for 2 men, which he finds out is not legal for marriage in the state of Connecticut.
The Green Granary
84 Railroad St., New Milford, CONNECTICUT (map)
Jerry goes for coffee with comedian and long-time "Late Show" host David Letterman, who he picks up in Letterman's own souped-up 1995 Volvo 960.
Taylor & Son True Value Hardware
Jerry and David venture into a nearby hardware store, to see if it captures that "hardware store smell" they discussed previously.
Pommes Frites (NOW CLOSED)
123 2nd Ave., New York, NEW YORK (map)
nearest subway: Astor Place (6)
"No Lipsticks For Nuns"
Jerry picks up French comedian ("the French Jerry Seinfeld") Gad Elmaleh in a 1950 Citroën 2CV, first stopping off for fries in his French excursion of New York City. The property was destroyed in an explosion in 2015, but has since reopened at 128 Macdougal St.
80 Spring St., New York, NEW YORK (map)
nearest subway: Spring Street (6)
Jerry quickly stops off here, leaving Gad in the car to buy the quintessential French cuisine…baguettes.
nearest subway: 86th Street (1)
Jerry and Gad stop off for French coffee and French cuisine on the Upper West Side.
Baked By Melissa
Jerry goes for a mini-cupcake here, relishing at the fact that the cupcakes cost $2 even, no change required.
Factor's Famous Deli
9420 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA (map)
"You'll Never Play The Copa"
Jerry goes for coffee with the godfather of insult comedy, "Mr. Warmth" Don Rickles, who he picks up in a 1958 Cadillac Eldorado.
Roebling Tea Room (NOW CLOSED)
143 Roebling St., Brooklyn, NEW YORK (map)
nearest subway: Bedford Avenue (L)
Jerry shares a cup of coffee with "Saturday Night Live" and "Late Night" writer and host Seth Meyers, who he picks up in a 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS.
Allendale Eats! (NOW CLOSED)
101 W. Allendale Ave., Allendale, NEW JERSEY (map)
"Kids Need Bullying"
Jerry goes for a bite with actor and fellow comic Chris Rock, who he picks up in a 1969 Lamborghini Miura P400S.
Ramsey Lukoil
1065 Rte. 17 N., Ramsey, NEW JERSEY (map)
Jerry and Chris are famously pulled over by police outside of this gas station in Ramsey, leaving Season Two on a very unexpected cliffhanger for a simple web series about getting coffee in nice cars.


No fewer than 12 out of the 17 gubernatorial candidates of different political parties in Katsina State have withdrawn from the race to support Governor Aminu Bello Masari, the candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in the March 2 election. This was disclosed at the weekend by the state chairman of Inter-Party Advisory The post 12 Withdraw From Katsina Governorship Race appeared first on Leadership Newspaper and Nigerian News Network.
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It was easy to pay attention to Pan completely flopping at the box office this weekend, but beyond that flop was a very strong opening for the Aaron Sorkin-written film Steve Jobs.
The biopic, in limited release, managed to rack up $130,381 per screen. That's the highest per screen opening for any moving in 2015.
The movie opened on just four screens in New York and Los Angeles, which likely added to its per screen take. This week it opens on 60 screens and the week after it goes into full release.
The Danny Boyle-directed film is now in the same company as The Grand Budapest Hotel, American Sniper, Birdman, and The Imitation Game, all films which grossed over $100,000 per screen during their limited weekend releases. They were also all nominated for Best Pictures and other Oscars.
It will be interesting to see what happens with the Steve Jobs biopic as awards season approachs. We know that Boyle, Sorkin, and star Michael Fassbender, can attract Oscar attention. The films co-stars are also no slacks with Kate Winslet, Seth Rogen, and Jeff Daniels.
The Hollywood Reporter notes that the Steve Jobs biopic managed to attract an audience that was 53% male. 51% of the audience was under 35-years-old.


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Familial Alzheimer's disease in kindreds with missense mutations in a gene on chromosome 1 related to the Alzheimer's disease type 3 gene
Nature. 1995 Aug 31;376(6543):775-8. doi: 10.1038/376775a0.
E I Rogaev 1 , R Sherrington, E A Rogaeva, G Levesque, M Ikeda, Y Liang, H Chi, C Lin, K Holman, T Tsuda, et al.
1 Department of Medicine (Neurology), University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
DOI: 10.1038/376775a0
We report the cloning of a novel gene (E5-1) encoded on chromosome 1 which has substantial nucleotide and amino-acid sequence similarity to the S182 gene on chromosome 14q24.3. Mutations, including three new missense mutations in the S182 gene, are associated with the AD3 subtype of early-onset familial Alzheimer's disease (AD). Both the E5-1 and the S182 proteins are predicted to be integral membrane proteins with seven membrane-spanning domains, and a large exposed loop between the sixth and seventh transmembrane domains. Analysis of the nucleotide sequence of the open reading frame (ORF) of the E5-1 gene led to the discovery of two missense substitutions at conserved amino-acid residues in affected members of pedigrees with a form of familial AD that has a later age of onset than the AD3 subtype (50-70 years versus 30-60 years for AD3). These observations imply that the E5-1 gene on chromosome 1 and the S182 gene on chromosome 14q24.3 are members of a family of genes (presenilins) with related functions, and indicates that mutations in conserved residues of E5-1 could also play a role in the genesis of AD. Our results also indicate that still other AD susceptibility genes exist.
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Tejon Tribe announces new $600 million casino project near Highway 166
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tejon expected to create more than 1,000 construction jobs and over 2,000 permanent jobs
The Tejon Indian Tribe and Hard Rock International, owned by the Seminole Tribe of Florida, announced the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tejon project, to be located in south Kern County, California. A joint venture controlled by Hard Rock International, will develop and manage the approximately $600 million project on behalf of the Tejon Tribe.
The project has been discussed for several years and it will be built on the north side of Highay 166 between I-5 and Highway 99.
An opening date has not been announced.
"The Tejon Indian Tribe has a proud history in Kern County," said Octavio Escobedo, Tejon Tribe chairman. "We welcome this partnership with Hard Rock International, one of the world's most widely recognized brands, as an important step for our Tribe and know that this project will be a great economic driver. It will bring positive benefits for our tribal citizens as well as for the Kern County community for decades to come. Good paying jobs and career opportunities translate into better healthcare, education and economic independence."
"Hard Rock International is excited to partner with the Tejon Indian Tribe, assisting in the achievement of their long-term goals," said Jim Allen, chairman and CEO of Hard Rock International. "We look forward to building a first-class project with the Tejon Indian Tribe that equals our hotel and casino projects across the world."
The approximately $600 million Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tejon will be developed on a portion of a 306-acre parcel of land, located approximately 25 minutes south of Bakersfield, off Highway 99 near the 166 Mettler exit. The 306 acres will be taken into trust by the federal government for the benefit of the Tejon Tribe. 52 acres of the site will be devoted to the resort hotel and casino, while 22 adjacent acres will be designated for an RV park. The remainder of the property will be used for other tribal purposes including administrative offices, a health facility, housing and supporting infrastructure.
The Hard Rock Tejon project's economic impact on Kern County will be substantial. The project is expected to create more than 1,000 construction jobs and over 2,000 permanent jobs once completed, plus creating additional jobs due to the economic-multiplier effect during construction and after opening.
The project will provide a complete resort experience for its guests and will include a hotel, 13 restaurants and bars, a Rock Spa and fitness facility, the largest conference and meeting space in Kern County and Hard Rock Live, a unique concert venue. As at all Hard Rock casinos, live entertainment will be a key component of the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tejon.
In addition to providing new entertainment amenities, the project will also bring much needed improvements in public safety to southern Kern County.
"Members of our Tribe have worked for and with the Sheriff's office and the Kern County Fire Department for many years and we are committed to providing those entities with the facilities and equipment they need to enhance public safety not only for our project but for that entire area of the County," stated Chairman Escobedo. "Our project will be privately financed, not costing taxpayers a single dime, and employment opportunities will be available to all qualified applicants, not just tribal members," Escobedo continued.
"Kern County will reap significant economic benefits from this exciting $600 million hospitality and entertainment project," said Richard Chapman, CEO of Kern Economic Development Corporation. "The region will also experience a tremendous influx of 'new money' into our local economy as the resort will draw people from throughout California. The Hard Rock brand is iconic in the industry and will further add to the value of the development."


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All-American Marching Band performs Saturday in San Antonio
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rehearse in San Antonio Thursday.
Some of Drum Corps International's finest will be in action this Saturday, Jan. 8, coordinating, teaching and performing as part of the halftime show for the U.S. Army All-American Bowl at the San Antonio Alamodome. 125 high school seniors were selected for this year's U.S. Army All-American Marching Band (USAAAMB), a group spearheaded by the National Association for Music Education (MENC) and New Jersey-based sports marketing company All American Games. Band members chosen to take part in the All-American experience receive an all-expenses-paid trip to San Antonio. In only a matter of days, the marching ensemble learns and perfects a six-minute production for the halftime show. The football game will be broadcast Saturday on NBC at noon CT. The performance of the USAAAMB can be seen in a live webcast during halftime at AllAmericanGames.tv. Learn more about the USAAMB at MENC.org. Want to be a part of next year's U.S. Army All-American Marching Band? High school seniors during the 2011-2012 school year who "exhibit exceptional musicianship, marching achievement, character, and leadership," are eligible to apply for the 2012 USAAMB. A deadline for nominations that must must be completed by the student's band director is quickly approaching on Monday, Jan. 17. Visit MENC.org for additional information and the online nomination form. Photo courtesy armystrongstories.com.


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Waste not, want not. It's the circular economy
Date icon	December 15, 2021
How can you ensure a circular economy model is good for your business as well as the planet? Find out in our podcast episode.
Is your organization going round in circles? If not, why not? The circular economy is more than just a buzzword. It's a doctrine for a sustainable future, and one that more and more businesses are adopting.
Join Capgemini's Courtney Holm and Lindsey Mazza, along with special guest Jon Khoo from Interface, as they explore circularity and its role in safeguarding the planet with show host Liz Lugnier.
Waste is a huge problem. For example, one stat tells us that 85% of textiles thrown away in the US ends up in landfill or is burned. And what happens to that old sofa when you've finished with it? Chances are it goes to the tip. But what if manufacturers and retailers could find a way to re-use the material in those clothes and that sofa? Perhaps use recycled material in their products? Or educate consumers on the value of circularity and make it easy for them to recycle?
Hear why consumers need to change their behavior around overconsumption. Find out how carpet manufacturer Interface tackled the issue of waste and why the supply chain can be part of the solution. And what role will regulation play in shaping a circular economy?
Tune in to our podcast for answers and further insight.
Jon Khoo
Jon is the Head of Sustainability at Interface and he focuses on sustainability, inclusive business, and intrapreneurship. He specializes in the commercialization of the company's sustainability initiatives and response to the current climate emergency, such as its mission Climate Take Back — to run its business in a way that reverses the effects of global warming. Jon currently serves on the trustee board of UK environmental charity, Surfers Against Sewage.
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Courtney is Vice President of Sustainability Solutions at Capgemini Invent UK. She shapes the way Capgemini Invent UK creates long term, sustainable value for clients, enabling them with fresh perspectives and digital solutions so that they can play a transformative role in addressing planetary, people and systems challenges. Courtney has a proven track record of implementing innovative technology solutions across sectors; helping clients with a broad range of strategic and operational sustainability challenges.
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Lindsey is the Global Retail Lead, Capgemini. She is a retail thought leader and subject matter expert, who specializes in shopper-centric, unified-channel commerce and innovation. With nearly 20 years of extensive experience in retail transformations, she's served some of the world's largest retailers in analytics-enabled integrated planning and execution, from consumer demand to receipt.
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Rental growth hits an eight-month high but are tenants actually better off than ten years ago?
Rental growth last month hit its highest level since February, according to data from Countrywide firms.
The agency's figures, sourced by its Hamptons International brand, suggest rents on new lets were up 2% annually in October to £977 per month.


NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Mike Munchak told his Tennessee Titans to forget their embarrassing loss in Indianapolis, which cost them control of their playoff fate. The first-year coach insisted they focus only on their final two games and just see what happens.
Well, Matt Hasselbeck threw for 350 yards and a touchdown, and Jared Cook had 169 yards receiving to help the Titans beat the Jacksonville Jaguars 23-17 Saturday in their final home game. That keeps the Titans alive in the AFC wild-card playoff chase, which few outside of Tennessee might have predicted in Munchak's first season.
Hasselbeck said Munchak told them they could be proud if they finish 9-7.
The Titans (8-7) at least snapped a two-game skid and finished this season 5-3 at home under Munchak. They head to Houston for the finale with a chance at their first winning record since 2008. Cincinnati (9-6), a winner over Arizona, holds the final wild-card spot with the Titans tied with Denver, Oakland and the Jets at 8-7.
"We don't control anything else but beating Houston in Houston, and that's not an easy task in itself," Munchak said.
Cook had a 55-yard TD catch and finished with 169 yards receiving, a franchise high for a tight end. Rob Bironas kicked three field goals, including a pair of 51-yarders, and rookie Jamie Harper ran for his first career touchdown.
Maurice Jones-Drew, the NFL's rushing leader with 1,334 yards coming into the game, ran for 103 yards and a touchdown for the Jaguars (4-11). He has a career-high 1,437 yards this season, not that Jones-Drew wanted to talk about his personal achievements with only four wins this year.
The Titans stopped Jones-Drew on third-and-3 when he carried a direct snap a yard short. Blaine Gabbert then tried to throw into the end zone on fourth-and-1, only to have the ball tipped by Titans cornerback Jason McCourty to safety Michael Griffin for an interception.
"At the end of the day, we didn't execute well enough on our side of the ball," Jacksonville interim head coach Mel Tucker said.
Chris Johnson finished with 56 yards on 15 carries and remains 14 yards shy of his fourth 1,000-yard season. He had just 10 yards in the first half, and he said he wasn't sure if he would be able to play with a sore right ankle until he got treatment and warmed up before kickoff.
"To still be alive and still have another game that we need to go and win, it feels good," Johnson said.
The 13-year veteran looked fully recovered from the strained left calf that hobbled him a week ago in a loss at Indianapolis. He threw three times to Cook in the first quarter alone, including the TD as the tight end outran Jaguars linebacker Paul Posluszny before jumping into the end zone for a 10-0 lead. Cook's fourth catch gave him a career-high 113 yards early in the second quarter.
"You can't run with Cookie down the middle like that," Hasselbeck said.
Gabbert looked as sharp as the 10th pick overall has during his rookie season when he drove the Jaguars 82 yards. He completed all five passes for 68 yards before Jones-Drew capped the 82-yard drive with his 10-yard run.
Notes: Cook's 55-yard TD catch was the second longest of his career. ... Hasselbeck topped 3,000 yards for the season with the 55-yard TD pass to Cook. He topped 300 yards for the day, the 24th such game of his career, with a 48-yard toss to Williams. ... Titans receiver Damian Williams had a career-high eight catches. ... With his second field goal, Bironas set a career high with six field goals of 50 yards or longer this season. ... For Jones-Drew, it was his fifth 100-yard game this season. He had 177 and 186 yards in his last two trips to Nashville.


Yep, audiophiles are a unique breed. Someone else said it once here on GS and I've never forgotten it: I like to listen to music, audiophiles listen at it.
Ha! XKCD is a wonderful strip, well worth a regular visit. Thanks for spreading the word!
Regular folks use their stereos to listen to music, audiophiles use music to listen to their stereos.


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Rocchetta Tanaro, (Rochëtta 'd Tani en piemontès) és un municipi situat al territori de la província d'Asti, a la regió del Piemont (Itàlia).

Limita amb els municipis de Belveglio, Castello di Annone, Cerro Tanaro, Cortiglione, Masio, Mombercelli i Rocca d'Arazzo.

Pertanyen al municipi les frazioni de Sant'Emiliano, Asinara i Mogliotti.

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Bava Kamma 9a-b: With Cash In Hand
As we have seen before, the Mishna (2a) taught that a person who did damage will be obligated to pay restitution with meitav – from the best land. Rav Huna teaches that the individual who pays has a choice – either money or meitav. In response, Rav Nahman asks how Rav Huna can square his ruling with the baraita that understands the passage (Shemot 21:34) requiring someone who dug a pit in the public thoroughfare to make restitution by means of kesef yashiv be-be'alav – "money he will return to the owner" – to mean that anything with value can be used to pay the debt, even bran – Rav Huna responds that the baraita only permits payment in shaveh kesef (something of value that is not actual money) in cases where he does not have cash. Rather than saying that he is obligated to sell the object in order to raise cash with which to pay his debt, the baraita teaches that the object can be used to pay the debt directly.
According to Rabbeinu Tam, there are a number of different rules and regulations that apply:
With regard to nezikin, payment should ideally be made with cash or with the best land (idit). Payment can also be made with any movable object – even with the appropriate amount of bran, since movable objects are viewed as being readily sold, and are, therefore, considered the equivalent of cash.
If someone borrowed money, repayment is supposed to be made with cash. Only if he does not have cash to return will he be allowed to substitute an appropriate amount of land to cover his debt. In any event, he is not obligated to sell anything in order to pay in cash, and in a worst case scenario he will be allowed to pay with land or some other object of value.
When it comes to paying wages of someone who was hired, payment must be made in cash. If the employer has no cash to pay he cannot substitute anything else as payment – even movable objects – and he will have to find a purchaser for his land or valuables in order to raise the money to pay his workers.
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Ross Greer MSP calls for release of Kurdish MPs as crackdown continues in Turkey
Scots solidarity campaigners plan further protests at the Turkish consulate in Edinburgh
SCOTTISH Green MSP Ross Greer has called upon the Turkish state to release a Kurdish MP arrested as part of a vicious crackdown on political dissent in Turkey.
Leyla Birlik, a People's Democratic Party (HDP) MP for Sirnak, was arrested along with around a dozen fellow MPs from the leftwing Kurdish party last week (Friday 4 November).
Greer, who is Scotland's youngest MSP and a supporter of the right of the Kurdish people to autonomy in their home regions in Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Iran, sponsors Birlik in a scheme designed to protect Kurdish politicians who are in constant danger of attack from the Turkish state and political opponents.
"Turkey is the UK's NATO ally and yet our government is standing by while democratically elected MPs are dragged from their homes in the middle of the night." Ross Greer
In a statement, Greer slammed the UK Government for "standing by" as its Nato ally ramped up a campaign of political repression which has continued apace since a botched military coup failed to topple the government of Recep Tayyip Erdogan in July.
He said: "Turkey is the UK's NATO ally and yet our government is standing by while democratically elected MPs are dragged from their homes in the middle of the night. Coming soon after the closure of many media outlets, arrests of journalists, removal of elected local mayors and the sacking of over 15,000 largely Kurdish teachers and education workers, the HDP believe this could be the end of Turkish democracy."
Greer is petitioning the Scottish Parliament to join his calls for the release of the HDP parliamentarians and has written to the Turkish consulate in Edinburgh to demand the end of their imprisonment.
Event: Protest against political repression outside the Turkish consulate in Edinburgh
"I have lodged a motion in the Scottish Parliament noting our concerns and calling for the release of all imprisoned MPs, including Leyla and have written to the Turkish consulate seeking their urgent reassurance that this will be the case.
"I'm also very concerned about reports that offices of the HDP have been raided by police and that internet connections have been disrupted or cut off completely across areas of the country. This repressive behaviour from the Turkish government is becoming the norm but it is unacceptable and international pressure must be brought to guarantee the safety and freedom of the press and opposition politicians," he added.
Greer's comments come as Kurdish solidarity protesters in Scotland plan fresh demonstrations at the Turkish consulate against the crackdown.
A protest, organised by Edinburgh University Kurdish society, is planned for Thursday 10 November from 10:30am to 12pm.
Tens of thousands of political dissidents, army and state officials, journalists and trade unionists have been arrested by the Turkish state since the coup attempt.
Tensions are also growing between Turkey and neighbouring states, with Erdogan making boisterous claims to the Iraqi city of Mosul, currently being fought over by the Iraqi army and Daesh (so called Islamic State).
As a Nato member, the UK would is bound to fight on Turkey's side in the event the country is attacked by another state.
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Changes in Equity [Abstract]
The following table provides a reconciliation of the beginning and the ending carrying amounts of total equity, equity attributable to shareowners of The Coca-Cola Company and equity attributable to the noncontrolling interests (in millions):
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Comprehensive income (loss)1
Dividends paid / payable to shareowners of
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Impact of employee stock option and
restricted stock plans
1 The allocation of the individual components of comprehensive income attributable to shareowners of The Coca-Cola Company and the noncontrolling interests is disclosed in Note 8.
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The entire disclosure for shareholders' equity, comprised of portions attributable to the parent entity and noncontrolling interest, if any, including other comprehensive income (as applicable). Including, but not limited to: (1) balances of common stock, preferred stock, additional paid-in capital, other capital and retained earnings; (2) accumulated balance for each classification of other comprehensive income and total amount of comprehensive income; (3) amount and nature of changes in separate accounts, including the number of shares authorized and outstanding, number of shares issued upon exercise and conversion, and for other comprehensive income, the adjustments for reclassifications to net income; (4) rights and privileges of each class of stock authorized; (5) basis of treasury stock, if other than cost, and amounts paid and accounting treatment for treasury stock purchased significantly in excess of market; (6) dividends paid or payable per share and in the aggregate for each class of stock for each period presented; (7) dividend restrictions and accumulated preferred dividends in arrears (in aggregate and per share amount); (8) retained earnings appropriations or restrictions, such as dividend restrictions; (9) impact of change in accounting principle, initial adoption of new accounting principle and correction of an error in previously issued financial statements; (10) shares held in trust for Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP); (11) deferred compensation related to issuance of capital stock; (12) note received for issuance of stock; (13) unamortized discount on shares; (14) description, terms, and number of warrants or rights outstanding; (15) shares under subscription and subscription receivables, effective date of new retained earnings after quasi-reorganization and deficit eliminated by quasi-reorganization and, for a period of at least ten years after the effective date, the point in time from which the new retained dates; and (16) retroactive effective of subsequent change in capital structure.
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Germany is enjoying a resurgence in the world of tennis in 2011, particularly in the women's game. Three German women have won titles this year and the nation is poised to have at least 2 players break the WTA top 10 in the very near future.
This April, Julia Goerges defeated world #1 Caroline Wozniacki to win her first career WTA title in Stuttgart. En route to the Final, Goerges also beat world #7 Samantha Stosur and #5 Victoria Azarenka. Other noteworthy wins this year include: another victory over #1 Wozniacki in Madrid, and #11 Shahar Peer in Charleston, SC. Goerges entered Wimbledon ranked #16 in the world.
In May, Andrea Petkovic won her first WTA title, defeating #11 Marion Bartoli in Strasbourg, France. Notable victories in the tournament were achieved over Maria Kirilenko and Danilea Hantuchova. In other events in 2011, Petkovic claimed wins over top players: #1 Caroline Wozniacki, #7 Jelena Jankovic (twice), #16 Marion Bartoli, as well as Australian Open wins over #5 Venus Williams and #16 Maria Sharapova. Petkovic entered Wimbledon as the world #13.
Earlier this month, Sabine Lisicki defeated Daniela Hantuchova in Eastbourne, England to win her 2nd career WTA title. Prior to the Final, Lisicki defeated #20 Peng Shuai. Last month, Lisicki rolled through qualifying at Roland Garros and held a substantial 3rd set lead over #3 seed Vera Zvonareva before a leg injury disrupted her ability to compete and close of the 2nd round match. Notable wins in 2011 for Lisicki include: #6 Na Li, #12 Marion Bartoli, #22 Nadia Petrova and #27 Dominika Cibulkova. Lisicki entered Wimbledon as the world #62 and defeated Roland Garros Champion Na Li in the 2nd round, her 2nd victory over Li this year. On Monday, Lisicki will play Petra Cetkovska of the Czech Republic in the 4th round.
All 3 ladies play under the German flag, however only Goerges is truly German. Andrea Petkovic was born in Bosnia and although Sabine Lisicki was born in Germany, her parents are Polish immigrants.
Similarly, two of the very best players on Germany's men's World Cup soccer team, Miroslav Klose and Lukas Podolski were not born in Germany, but in Poland! Interesting facts indeed about the origins of the athletes that represent such a proud sports nation.
Germany also celebrated a title on the ATP tour earlier this month as Philipp Kohlschreiber won his 3rd career title in Halle, Germany. Kohlschreiber enetered Wimbledon as the world #39. Earlier this year, Kohlschreiber also registered wins over: #4 Robin Soderling, #8 Gael Monfils, #13 Mikhail Youzhny, #18 Viktor Troicki and #21 Alexander Dolgopolov.
Finally, the entire tennis world welcomes the popular German player Tommy Haas back to the ATP tour. Haas, a former world #2 has been sidelined for most of the last 18 months and has not registered a victory since February 2010.
Rafael Nadal withstood fierce determination from his biggest rival, Roger Federer and won the 2011 Roland Garros Final 7-5 7-6(3) 5-7 6-1 today in Paris. It was the 6th Roland Garros title for Nadal in the last 7 years and 10th career Major title.
Federer will rue the fact that he had chances in each and every set of the match and did not convert on the majority of his opportunities. In the first set, Federer finally solved Nadal on his 4th break point opportunity in Nadal's first service game to take a 2-0 lead. Later in the set, Federer held a set point on Nadal's serve but just missed hitting the line on a carved drop shot. Nadal would dig out of trouble, even the set and break Federer on his final 2 service games of the first set to steal the opening stanza.
Deep in the second set, Federer staved off a set point before the rain appeared, causing a 9 minute delay. When play resumed with Nadal serving at 6-5, deuce, Federer would again earn a break point and then convert it, pushing the 2nd set to a tiebreak. Nadal would prove to be the steadier player, raced to a 4-0 lead and won the the breaker 7-3 to take a 2 sets to love lead.
Late in the 3rd set, with Nadal 2 games from victory, Federer would get a key break, level the set and then break yet again to win the set 7-5. Momentum was clearly on Federer's side now, for the first time since midway through the 1st set.
At this point, trailing 2 sets to 1, Federer converted 5 of 12 break point opportunities in the match, including breaking Nadal on 3 consecutive break point chances. Historically, Federer was a cumulative 5 of 31 in break point conversions against Nadal in the previous 3 Roland Garros Finals, all won by Nadal.
Nadal served to begin the 4th set and quickly got behind 0-40. Despite Federer's more successful break point conversion rate on the day, he would fail to break Nadal in the opening game of the set, proceed to get broken and win only 1 more game in the match.
With the victory, Rafael Nadal will remain the #1 player in the world, holding a slim points lead over Novak Djokovic.


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A yakitori shop opened despite strong opposition and claims that the owner wasn't suited to the profession becomes a Michelin restaurant.
Ayamuya
Takumi Naganuma
Japanese Cuisine Osaka Chef Michelin Yakitori
Ayamuya is a popular yakitori shop in Osaka's Fukushima district that is frequented by people in the cooking industry. Ayamuya's yakitori, a food for the masses that can be easily enjoyed by anyone, has received praise for its refusal to compromise, as well as for its owner, who has been featured by numerous media outlets pouring his passion and dedication into each skewer of yakitori, one at a time.
Interview Points
Point1. During his time as an office worker he gained experience trying the food at various restaurants before leaving his white collar job to enter the restaurant industry.
Point2. News of his restaurant spread by word of mouth among those in the cooking industry and his shop became a popular topic of conversation.
Point3. If one has 100 checkpoints, then even if one aspect is overlooked, it's still possible to deliver a 99-point product.
The era of being a company man who ate his way around town, yearning for the culinary world.
What was the impetus that led you to enter the culinary world?
Mr. Naganuma:
As a child and even as a student, I never once had the inclination to aim for a position in the cooking industry. I was born in Hokkaido and I came to Tokyo for university. So, cooking for myself was quite normal.
I only became interested in cooking after I became a working member of society. I got a job at a trading company but it turned out that would be assigned to position in Osaka and living in Kansai. The business hours there were relatively lax, so I would get up early and after finishing up at work, I'd walk around trying different restaurants at night. It was during that time eating out at various spots around town that I started to become interested in the culinary industry. I had the sort of feeling like even though I was working at a large company, it wasn't like I would become the president or anything, and I wondered what I should do about the future.
Because, in the long run, working at a company means that people with a knack for it rise to the top, I did get the impression that it was unfair in some respects, but I didn't quit the company because I had become fed up. I'm not sure when it started, but I had this feeling that in the future I'd like to open a restaurant. I'd always considered someday choosing a type of business that doesn't require lengthy training, like a yakitori or curry shop, and then trying my hand at running it.
So you left the corporate life and launched your own shop. What was it like when you quit your company?
When I discussed quitting with my wife, she was very opposed to the idea [laughs]. It took about a year and a half to convince her and leave my job. It was a very stable company and I'm not quite the kind of person suited to customer service, so there were a lot of people around me saying "There's no way you're cut out for the customer service world!" Yet no matter how much resistance i met, I didn't really imagine myself failing. To tell you the truth, even now I'm not really sure if I've failed or succeeded in the end [laughs]. But I'm able to do the work that I love, so I have no complaints.
The appeal of yakitori's ease and depth.
What was the reason for choosing a yakitori shop?
Even though I was walking around trying the food at various places, I was still a salaried worker, so I often went to yakitori shops or pubs rather than to places serving expensive French or Japanese cuisine. In those days yakitori restaurants were just chain stores. I noticed that there were very few shops that offered proper sake or cuisine. Therefore, I started training in earnest and wondered, "If I created a yakitori shop with various kinds of sake available, would there be a demand for it?"
There is a low barrier to comfortably enjoying yakitori; even young people with an interest in food can easily get into it. But after becoming more acquainted with it, I realized it had a lot of depth. That aspect was very appealing. Of course, in terms of age, I was in my 30s and starting a study of Japanese cuisine from that point was a bit difficult; I wondered whether that would be an easy challenge to complete. Eating at a restaurant called Keikiya was what made me realize the depth of yakitori. Their way of grilling meat was masterful and their flavors were entirely different. I realized that the grilling method can change the yakitori's flavor so much!
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Below are all of the Emergency Food Programs provided through Food Pantries and Soup Kitchens in Fayetteville, New York and surrounding cities that I have located.
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Grace Episcopal Church is a food pantry. Food pantry service hours: Thursday: 9 am - 11 am. . * Make sure you check by calling the food pantry to confirm that they still are in operation and the hours as the hours have not changed.
Holy Trinity Church is a food pantry. Food pantry service hours: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: 9 am - 12 pm. . * Make sure you check by calling the food pantry to confirm that they still are in operation and the hours as the hours have not changed.
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Belle Grove Missionary Baptist is a food pantry. . * Make sure you check by calling the food pantry to confirm that they still are in operation and the hours as the hours have not changed.
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Zayn is due out November 1 from Penguin Random House.
In September, Zayn Malik announced the upcoming release of his memoir, Zayn. "I'm going to show you as much as I can so that you can judge me on my own terms, not on what the press or anyone else says," the pop star promised of the book.
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Notebook: Suggs leaves game in fourth quarter with arm injury
By By Aaron Wilson and The Baltimore Sun
Clutching his right arm in pain late in the fourth quarter Sunday night, Ravens Pro Bowl outside linebacker Terrell Suggs made a beeline to the sideline toward team doctors and trainers.
The reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year didn't return, heading to the locker room for further examination during the final minutes of the Ravens' 23-20 loss against the Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium.
Although Suggs appeared to injure his biceps, the team made no announcement regarding the injury . Suggs is scheduled to be examined by a doctor Monday, while the team awaits more information on his status.
"No immediate word on Terrell Suggs," coach John Harbaugh said.
In the locker room afterward, Suggs' arm wasn't in a sling. He was careful not to use it much, though.
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Suggs declined to get into specifics about his injury, only telling The Baltimore Sun: "I'll be all right."
If this injury sidelines Suggs, it would mark the second time this year he would have to battle back from injury. Suggs made it back from a partially torn right Achilles tendon sustained in late April that required surgery.
"We know he's a tough guy," nose guard Terrence Cody said. "To take an injury like that, it's real tough. If we don't have him next week, we have to step up as a defense. I don't know what happened, but I saw him coming off the field holding his arm."
Suggs' injury created concern among his teammates considering his importance to the defense in terms of skill and leadership.
"I saw him going off and I kind of shook my head," free safety Ed Reed said. "You hate to see that for anybody, but for Suggs to battle the way he did to get back and to have something like that. Hopefully, it's just minor. When I saw that, I hate to see him go down like that."
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Should Suggs miss time with the arm injury, the Ravens would fill his spot with a combination of players. That would include outside linebackers Paul Kruger, Courtney Upshaw and Albert McClellan.
"We definitely don't want to lose any other players," Upshaw said. "A player like Suggs, his presence is a big thing for us."
Costly penalty
Outside linebacker Paul Kruger sacked Steelers quarterback Charlie Batch once, marking the fourth consecutive game the Ravens' leading pass rusher has had at least one sack.
However, that's not the play that will stick with Kruger from this game.
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During the first play of the Steelers' game-winning drive, Batch's throw was completed to Mike Wallace as Kruger crashed into him late from behind and was flagged for roughing the passer. The 15-yard infraction gave the Steelers a first down at the Ravens' 19-yard line.
"I had a clear shot at him," Kruger said. "I just threw my hands too high and shouldn't have made it that close. It was a big mistake on my part for even making it a possible call, and I can't believe I put my teammates in that situation. There's not much to say."
Kruger said he disagreed with the call.
"I didn't think so, but I saw out of the corner of my eye the referee throw the flag," said Kruger, who leads the Ravens with 6.5 sacks. "I'm just disappointed in myself, and I can't put my teammates in that situation."
Challenge failed
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During the third quarter, Batch threw an incomplete pass to running back Isaac Redman while falling to the ground.
Harbaugh made an unsuccessful challenge of the play, looking for a fumble ruling. The original call was upheld, costing the Ravens a timeout.
"Yes, that was not a good decision by me," said Harbaugh, who's now 3-for-5 this season on replay challenges. "That was not a good decision. I just felt like he was lying on his back and winging it, and I thought maybe his arm wasn't going forward when I saw it. Looking back on it, it wasn't a good challenge."
The Ravens lost their final timeout with 1:46 left in the game when cornerback Chykie Brown was hurt with a minor ankle injury.
Because the injury occurred in the final 2 minutes, the Ravens were charged with their third and final timeout of the game.
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It didn't wind up mattering since the Ravens never got the ball back as Steelers kicker Shaun Suisham knocked in a 42-yard game-winning field goal.
"It's nothing serious," Brown said. "I just tweaked my ankle. I think I stepped on somebody's foot."
Leach delivers big block
Ravens rugged All-Pro fullback Vonta Leach doesn't discriminate, punishing defenders large and small with his powerful blocking.
Leach took down a heavyweight Sunday, sending hefty Steelers veteran nose guard Casey Hampton flying with his feet up in the air. Leach upended the 6-foot-1, 325-pounder, catching him by surprise on a 6-yard Ray Rice run in the first half.
"I had a nice shot on him," Leach said. "He thought he would make a play in the backfield, and I came out of nowhere to hit him. I was just doing my job. It was pretty cool. He wasn't expecting a fullback to come block him. We haven't showed it all year."
The 6-foot, 260-pound Leach also caught four passes for 40 yards out of the backfield.
"We just took advantage of what we were doing, closing down runs," Leach said. "They were able to sneak me out of the backfield."
Saw it coming
Ravens cornerback Corey Graham deduced the Steelers' trickery accurately, reacting fast when he saw wide receiver Antonio Brown set up for a reverse pass.
Graham darted back into coverage to intercept a high sideline pass intended for running back Jonathan Dwyer.
Through scouting reports of the Steelers, Graham knew what was happening right away.
"We saw it on film several times where Brown threw the ball," said Graham after intercepting his second pass of the season against the Steelers and leading the Ravens with a game-high 11 tackles. "It wasn't a surprise for me. When I saw him get the reverse and I seen the running back leaking out, I figured it was a reverse pass. It wasn't a surprise. I just got to make the play."
McPhee returns
Defensive end Pernell McPhee played primarily on third downs, playing for the first time in four games.
McPhee had been sidelined with right knee and thigh injuries. He underwent two arthroscopic knee surgeries prior to training camp.
"Thank God for another opportunity to go out and compete," said McPhee, who had one tackle working in behind Arthur Jones at left end. "I didn't get that many snaps. Every time I did, I tried to make the best of it. I'm working my way back."
Ellerbe scratched
The Ravens played without starting inside linebacker Dannell Ellerbe because of a right foot and ankle injury suffered against the San Diego Chargers a week ago.
Although listed as limited in practice Friday, Ellerbe acknowledged that he didn't really do much at all and would be a game-time decision.
Special-teams ace Brendon Ayanbadejo started in place of Ellerbe and finished with two tackles one for a loss.
Ellerbe said he wasn't close to playing this week.
"Close doesn't matter," he said. "If I can go, I'm going to go. It's definitely getting better."
Injured middle linebacker Ray Lewis (right triceps) declined an interview request, only saying: "I'm getting better." ... Tight end Ed Dickson was scratched with a sprained and bruised right knee suffered in San Diego. Dennis Pitta started in his place and caught one pass for 19 yards. "We did all we can this week and it didn't feel right," Dickson said. "We did the right thing and rested it. If you saw the play I got hurt, I could have been done and needed surgery. I'm blessed it's not serious. I'm trying to get healthy. We've got a playoff run. I definitely hope to come back this week. In my mind, I'm playing. I'm going to prepare as such and see how it goes." ... The Ravens also deactivated defensive tackle Bryan Hall, cornerback Chris Johnson (strained hamstring), kick returner Deonte Thompson and offensive guard Ramon Harewood. ... The Steelers scratched quarterbacks Ben Roethlisberger (shoulder, ribs) and Byron Leftwich (ribs), running back Rashard Mendenhall, linebacker LaMarr Woodley, cornerback DeMarcus Van Dyke, offensive tackle Mike Adams (ankle) and wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery. ... Steelers cornerback Ike Taylor injured his right ankle in the first quarter defending a deep pass to Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith and didn't return. The Ravens went after his replacement, Cortez Allen, who was beaten by Anquan Boldin for a 28-yard touchdown catch in the second quarter. Allen also committed a 30-yard defensive pass interference penalty on that drive to set up the Ravens' lone touchdown of the game. ... Inside linebacker Josh Bynes had two tackles, including one for a loss. "It felt pretty good to get that tackle," Bynes said. "It's tough to come up short in the game."
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