Beginning in the late 18th century, and throughout many decades of the 19th and early 20th centuries, the Bard's name was often spelled 'Shakspeare' or 'Shakspere.' The Folger exhibit, "America's Shakespeare," doesn't explain why. Shown here is a Funk & Wagnalls edition from 1927.
I can see using Shakespeare to advertise a bookstore, but really, a sewing machine company?
Well, actually, yes. The New Home Sewing Machine Co. used Shakespeare for a 1890 promotion, which is part of the fun of the Folger Shakespeare Library's current exhibit, "America's Shakespeare," on display through July 24.
It's a fine exhibit that shouldn't be missed. However, "America's Shakespeare" does contain one blatant error that's like a smear on an otherwise neat, handwritten letter. I'll come to that later.
The exhibit shows how Shakespeare has permeated American culture over the centuries. One standout item is a recommended reading list penned by Thomas Jefferson that includes Shakespeare. Zoom forward to the 20th century and you'll see Shakespeare in the movies and on television, even to the far reaches of Gilligan's Island.
The exhibit displays posters for Shakespeare performances that span nearly 200 years. Quite a few of these placards spell the Bard's name as 'Shakspeare' rather than 'Shakespeare.' The exhibit doesn't explain why.
The short explanation: Some 18th and 19th century scholars concluded that the Bard's real name was Shakspeare. Why? Because his surviving signatures show that he signed his name Shakspeare (or Shakspere), which is how it appears on his birth, marriage, and funeral records. Eventually, the scholarly consensus went the other way and 'Shakespeare'—how the name was spelled when his plays were first published—came into dominance.
Which raises some questions: If the author's real name was Shakspeare, why was it ever spelled Shakespeare? If, instead, his real name was Shakespeare, why would he repeatedly misspell it when he signed his own name? I know, some of you are saying Elizabethan's didn't care much about spelling. Yes, that's true, but only up to a point.
In the word Shakespeare, dropping the first 'e' gives a short vowel sound to the 'a' (like "shack") rather than a long sound (like "shake"). I've yet to see multiple examples of Elizabethan text where the 'a' remains long when the 'e' that follows a consonant is dropped. Without the 'e' to make the long 'a' sound, a sentence such as "My mate will bake a cake" becomes "My mat will bak a cak." Elizabethans may have been bad spellers, but their spelling wasn't that bad—they didn't write gibberish.
So why would William of Stratford not sign his name 'Shakespeare,' the way it's spelled on the plays? One answer, plain and simple, is that he wasn't Shakespeare; rather, 'William Shakespeare' was a pseudonym for the actual author.
Mark Twain seriously doubted that William of Stratford was Shakespeare.
McCullough isn't alone. Many have come to doubt that William of Stratford was Shakespeare. Mark Twain was such a doubter. In his last published book, Is Shakespeare Dead? (1909), Twain delivers, with humor, a cogent argument that the Stratfordian wasn't the Bard.
Among other things, Twain observes that William of Stratford never signed his name 'Shakespeare,' so if he were the great author, he didn't know how to spell his own name.
While the Folger exhibit is silent about why so many people, for so long, called the playwright Shakspeare, it does address Twain's views on Shakespeare. Unfortunately, the exhibit sorely misses the mark.
Mark Twain and his family read Shakespeare, and it has been said that he knew Shakespeare's works "nearly as well as he knew the Bible." Twain was fully aware how widely the English playwright was known in America. In Huckleberry Finn, he pokes fun at amateur productions of Shakespeare on the Mississippi River. Nevertheless, Twain came to question Shakespeare's authorship of the plays. In his essay "Is Shakespeare Dead?" Twain proposes that we don't know enough about Shakespeare to state unconditionally that he wrote the plays and poems attributed to him. But is Clemens fooling with us, as he writes under his pseudonym Twain? It's hard to know.
Is Shakespeare Dead? is essentially a creative response to George Greenwood's The Shakespeare Problem Restated (1908). Both Twain and Greenwood declare themselves heretics against the orthodox belief that Shakespeare of Stratford wrote the poems and plays attributed to him. They argue their point by removing all the myths and superstitions about [the Stratfordian] Shakespeare's life and finding in the few known facts that remain no sign or promise of a distinguished literary career. […] In his copy of Greenwood's book Mark Twain scored the passages which recounted these meagre details about [the Stratfordian] Shakespeare's life, and he included their contents in chapters III and IV of his own book. [footnote omitted]. He applauded Greenwood's careful separation of these bare facts from all the conjectures and assumptions that turned [the Stratfordian] Shakespeare into a scholar, a traveler, a soldier, a poet, a classicist, and an aristocrat.
Berret spends 20 pages discussing Twain's interest in the Shakespeare authorship controversy. Anyone who reads them will see that, contrary to the statement in the Folger exhibit, it's not hard to know that Mark Twain truly thought that the Stratfordian wasn't Shakespeare.


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ORRVILLE -- Charles William "Bill" Carnifax, 73, of Orrville, formerly of Doylestown, died Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2007, at Brenn-Field Nursing Center.He was born Dec. 22, 1933, in Ramsey, W.Va., to William H. and Sarah Veda (Crist) Carnifax and married Wanda Coble on Nov. 26, 1954.Bill was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean War and was a resident of Orrville for the past nine years. He was a retired Wayne County Sheriff's deputy and also retired from Babcock & Wilcox. He had been a constable for Chippewa Township.He was a member of Wadsworth Masonic Lodge No. 385, Valley of Canton 32nd Degree, Barberton Elks Lodge, Rittman Moose Lodge, Wayne County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 94 and was active in supporting the Wayne County Humane Society. He enjoyed traveling and spending his winters in Florida.Surviving are his wife, Wanda Carnifax of Orrville; brothers, Bobby Carnifax of Barberton and Dale (Shirley) Carnifax of Oak Hill, W.Va.; sisters, Anna Clay of Killbuck, Jean Kincaid of Victor, W.Va., Karen Carnifax of Rittman and Jackie Carnifax of Victor, W.Va.; numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces and nephews and great-great-nieces and nephews.He was preceded in death by his parents, a brother, Ray Carnifax and sisters, Wanda Carnifax and Betty Fields.Services will be Monday, Aug. 20, at 1 p.m. at Zak-Monbarren Funeral Home, 132 N. Portage St., Doylestown 44230.Friends may call one hour prior to the services. Online obituary and guest book are available at www.legacy.com.Memorial contributions may be made to Wayne County Fraternal Order of Police Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 717, Wooster 44691.

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The Legacy of the Shakers
The Shaker Museum, Enfield, New Hampshire
By Allison Flint | November 15, 2011
Visit the Enfield Shaker Museum and connect with their communal spirit.
Reproduction Shaker Furniture
In Enfield, New Hampshire, visitors can explore the Shaker Museum and envision how the original Shakers lived in the buildings they constructed. The Enfield Shaker community owned and worked 3,000 acres on the west side of Mascoma Lake. The Great Stone Dwelling in Enfield is the largest Shaker stone building ever erected, and is now maintained by the non-profit organization.
Visitors can stay in guest rooms in the Great Stone Dwelling, once inhabited by the Shaker brothers and sisters. In the hills above the museum and Mascoma Lake, on and across Mount Assurance, trails are accessible for hiking in summer and Nordic skiing in winter. The Enfield Shaker Museum is open daily and year-round with a gift shop of replicated furniture and house goods.
As space is limited in the Great Stone Dwelling, there is also the Shaker Farm Bed and Breakfast just down the road for a quiet respite. Another inn in town is The Shaker Hill Inn across Mascoma Lake, but overlooking the lands once used by the Shakers.
Touring around Enfield, it's clear that the Shaker legacy prevails. Drive down Shaker Hill Road, Shaker Lane, Shaker Boulevard, or over Shaker Bridge. Buy a car at Shaker Valley Auto. Get your new countertops at the Shaker Hill Granite Company. The Shakers sold the land and vacated Enfield in 1923, but their community spirit (and enterprising business sense) lives on.
The Shakers were a community-based spiritual group begun by Mother Ann Lee in England. On arriving in the colonies in 1774, Ann Lee and others began to spread the word in New York and the New England states of the United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Coming. They became known as the Shakers when reports of their lively dancing, twitching and shaking during religious services spread.
Because celibacy was a tenant of the religion, new members were gained through conversion, adoption of orphans and indenturing children. Adults in the community welcomed and cared for these children, and on turning twenty-one, these members were given the option to leave. Many of these young people left in pursuit of marriage and family, but some stayed on as life-long Shakers.
Shaker Oval Boxes
The Shakers flourished during the mid-nineteenth century as the self-sustaining communities produced quality goods for sale: furniture, brooms, woven textiles, and produce and seed packets. While we are accustomed to seed packets in the spring to begin our own gardens, it was the Shakers who first distributed vegetable and herb seeds in paper packs on a large scale.
The design of their buildings and furniture were simple, as adornment was considered worldly. Architect and designer Kaare Klint's furniture designs show the Shaker influence in their simplicity and timeless beauty. Just as the Shaker communities were dwindling in the early twentieth century, Klint brought their designs to the artistic forefront of home furnishings.
As numbers dwindled in the multiple communities in New England and beyond, remaining Shakers consolidated to preserve and maintain their lifestyle.
The last New Hampshire Shaker sister, Ethel Hudson, was an active member of the Shaker Village in Canterbury, New Hampshire. Her death in 1992, at the age of ninety-six, ended the era of the active Shaker colony. The museum, 20 minutes north of Concord, is open to visitors from May to October.
The Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village in New Gloucester, Maine, has the sole distinction of being the only active Shaker Community left. With three surviving Shakers, it truly is a living museum. On a two thousand acre and eighteen building farm supporting apple orchards, gardens and livestock, a visit is a trip back in time.
Gift Shop Offerings
Also in New England, the Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, boasts an impressive collection of furniture and utensils designed, made and used by the Shakers.
Mother Ann Lee's admonitions helped to solidify the communal nature of the Shaker Communities over two centuries ago. Her words are still relevant in our fast-paced modern society as we can sometimes lose sight of the big picture.
Mother Ann said, "Do your work as though you had a thousand years to live, and as if you were to die tomorrow."
Enfield Shaker Museum
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www.shakermuseum.org
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Happy New Year and here we go again!
As you have probably guessed from my stubborn silence here, I've beeen a busy lady but maybe not in the expected way: I've gone all zen and am working on sorting my nutrition and stress levels out. A week ago I treated myself to an appointment with skin nutritionist Juliette Scarfe (Bareskin Beauty). I had a treatment session, a consultation and was sent home with a lovely little pack of lotions and potions that smell gorgeous. I'll happily join the army of models that recommend her and cannot wait to put some of her ideas into practice.
I still have trouble switching off- I feel strong and motivated when I'm answering e-mails, booking shoots in the diary, sending written work to publishers. Ticking off points on a to-do list has been my main reason for getting up for too long and I am rediscovering how to enjoy the creative process for itself. Something shouldn't only be of value when it is over.
I'm returning to the mothership tomorrow for four days of making beautiful things. I have some lovely material and enjoy sewing- by hand especially! Definitely looking forward to losing myself in pretty textures and stitches.
Bye bye, fairytale Sweden. See you in a few months!
I'm going to sign off now as I have to go somewhere scary but hopefully tonights surprise dinner will make things okay.
Speak to you all soon- and thanks for sticking with me through my absence.


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Biographie

Eiji Nakano a tourné dans près de cents films entre 1925 et 1976, la majorité dans les années 1920 et 1930.

Filmographie sélective

Comme réalisateur
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Comme acteur

Années 1920

 1925 :  de Kenji Mizoguchi : Murata Keiichi
 1925 :  de  : Murata Keiichi
 1925 :  de  : Murata Keiichi
 1925 :  de Kenji Mizoguchi et  : l'enquêteur militaire Matsuzaki Toshio
 1925 :  de
 1925 :  de Ritsu Kusuyama
 1925 :  de Yutaka Abe
 1925 :  de Kenji Mizoguchi : Jiro
 1926 :  de Seiichi Ina
 1926 :  de Minoru Murata
 1926 :  de Minoru Murata : Shiroki
 1926 :  de Kenji Mizoguchi : Shinkichi
 1926 :  de Minoru Murata
 1926 :  de Ritsu Kusuyama
 1926 :  de Yutaka Abe
 1927 :  de Daisuke Itō
 1927 :  de Kenji Mizoguchi
 1927 :  de Tomu Uchida
 1928 :  de
 1928 :  de Tomotaka Tasaka
 1928 :  de  et Shuichi Hatamoto
 1928 :  de Yutaka Abe
 1928 :  de Tomiyasu Ikeda
 1928 :  de Minoru Murata
 1928 :  de Minoru Murata
 1929 :  de Minoru Murata
 1929 :  de Kenji Mizoguchi et Seiichi Ina : Hayafusa
 1929 :  de
 1929 :  de Minoru Murata

Années 1930

 1930 :  de Minoru Murata
 1930 :  de
 1930 :  de Yutaka Abe
 1930 :  de Keigo Kimura
 1930 :  de Shigeyoshi Suzuki
 1931 :   de
 1932 :  de
 1932 :  de  et  : Jōji Oki, marin
 1932 :  de
 1932 :  de
 1932 :  de Keigo Kimura
 1932 :  d'Eiji Nakano
 1932 :  de Kenji Mizoguchi : Ito Shini
 1933 :  de Keigo Kimura
 1933 :  de Minoru Murata
 1933 :  de Shigeo Tanaka : Eisuke Nakae
 1933 :  de Tomu Uchida : Tetsuo Tomioka
 1934 :  de Minoru Murata
 1934 :  de Kenji Mizoguchi : Tikuson
 1934 :  de Minoru Murata : Chiyokichi
 1934 :  de Shigeo Tanaka
 1934 :  de Minoru Murata
 1934 :  de Daisuke Itō : Kyūsaburō Muramatsu
 1935 :  de Kenji Mizoguchi : le professeur
 1935 :  de Minoru Inuzuka
 1935 :  de Minoru Murata
 1935 :  de Daisuke Itō : Kenzō
 1935 :  de Kenji Mizoguchi : Kensuke Sadowara
 1935 :  de Sotoji Kimura : Tokunosuke Miyamoto
 1936 :  de Sadatsugu Matsuda et Masahiro Makino
 1936 :  de  et Masahiro Makino
 1936 :  de Kiyohiko Ushihara
 1937 :  de Kazunobu Shigemune
 1937 :  de Kazunobu Shigemune
 1937 :  de Kazunobu Shigemune, Shirō Toyoda et Yutaka Abe
 1938 :  de Toshizō Wada
 1939 :  de

Années 1940

 1941 :  d'Eiji Nakano
 1946 :  de Denmei Suzuki

Années 1970

 1975 :  de Kaneto Shindō (documentaire) : lui-même

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Acteur japonais
Acteur japonais du muet
Naissance en décembre 1904
Naissance dans la préfecture de Hiroshima
Décès en septembre 1990
Décès à 85 ans

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Interview with David Plescia, Green Valley Community Farm
David Plescia and his partner Kayta Brady are no strangers to the land. After meeting as apprentices in Williamstown, MA at Caretaker Farm in 2012 (one of the oldest active CSAs in the United States), they've since set their sights on California. In 2013, they relocated to Sebastapol, CA, and in 2016, they began a new endeavor working with partners at Green Valley Farm and Mill, to open Green Valley Community Farm, a small organic fruit and vegetable farm nestled alongside Green Valley Creek in Sebastopol, California. David was kind enough to sit down to answer a few questions for us about getting into farming, and about startup farm life.
Rachel Wohlander: How did you come to be farmers? What are your personal reasons for dedicating yourselves to food production and the land?
David Plescia: I was traveling in Patagonia, Argentina, when a friend from San Francisco said I had to "Check out this farm my friend Alex started." It was insane. It was in the valley of the Rio Azul near El Bolson, in a little valley, off the grid. The river was fed by glaciers you could see from the farm. Semi-feral horses roamed the valley and would eat the vegetables if we left the garden gates open. Local teenagers would sometimes come lasso them up and ride them bareback.
Morning glory in the greenhouse before the heat of the day set in 🌞
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I came in the Fall as the season was winding down and stayed for about 4 months. Me and a motley international crew of WWOOFers harvested storage carrots, apples, and cabbages. We trapped wild hares, smoked rolling tobacco, and listened to a Volcano erupting in Chile which sounded exactly like the stampeding horses. I felt like I had been transported to Middle-Earth. If you know me that means heaven.
The farmer, Alex Edelson, had this very small CSA, about 15 families that he was feeding from this land. Most of the buildings were cob. He is a very serious and dedicated follower of Biodynamics and Rudolf Steiner's teachings. He was only 29 then but kind of wizardly wise. "I love life in the campo," he said one day. "It is the art of life and death. Nothing more and nothing less." Something about what he was doing, how he was farming, put a lot of pieces together for me. His land felt extremely healthy and vital. That you could manage land, even restore land toward health, increase habitat, diversity, soil carbon, all while feeding your neighbors, was it for me and I decided I'd farm.
La Granja Valle Pintado is still an inspiration.
RW: You two have been looking for land to farm on for a while, right? How did you come to farm on this land?
DP: Word-of-mouth. Friends and acquaintances from Sebastopol connected us to the group that eventually bought this property we are leasing a part of. We had been friends with Aubrie Maze and Scott Kelley through the local community of farmers (via the Farmers Guild), and drinking their Jersey dairy milk for a couple years. They are two of six of the new owners of this land, and who created Green Valley Farm + Mill whose mission is to connect people with land. Our visions aligned. We were also talking to a board member of CAFarmLink who lives in Sonoma Co. about finding land in this county. She was originally personally involved with the group that eventually bought this property. She has been helping shepherd our lease along as well.
RW: Your farm focuses not only on growing healthy food, but on growing community. How does a farm build community?
DP: We've seen farms build community when they let people in—if the neighbors and the surrounding community can come participate in the life of the farm, get dirty, and build a relationship with the land, the farmers, and the food. Something special happens when people feel ownership over their food or a farm and the work and decisions behind their food, and are able to touch, feel, small, taste, and participate in it.
Our main goal here is about offering that experience. It's as important to us as the food and land management.
The Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) model was originally conceived in Japan and Europe to fill the need for this connection, to bring people back into touch with agriculture as it became industrialized after WWII. For some reason in California, "CSA" is more often than not box-service subscriptions where people rarely set foot on the farm. One reason might be that it's hard to find land, inexpensively enough, near supportive markets that is zoned (and has parking!) for members to come visit and pick up their harvest on site. We've been looking for a situation like this for 4 years. We're really lucky to have found it.
We hope that by opening our doors and giving people access and a feeling of investment in this place, it naturally grows into a community space.
RW: Which marketing activities are you most excited about implementing to get your produce to the community?
Sonoma fam breaking in the new pad with us. 🙏🏽🌯💖 #sodastream #homeiswheretheheartis @kateseely @bigwilbanks @callunastudio @beewerd @mischahedges @alexnazerian @cikayta
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DP: Also, word-of-mouth. We're going for a very local membership. Parents telling parents or friends telling friends, "Hey, this farm is great the kids have a blast, they can interact with the farm, see the animals, you can visit anytime, you can pick your own flowers, herbs, strawberries, you can choose what goes into your bag." We're also really excited about having a nice fat sign on Green Valley with our logo on it, because Kayta made it and I think it is pretty cool.
RW: Along with farming, you both have creative pursuits. Kayta is a visual artist who, as you mentioned, designed the farm logo (so beautiful!), and David, you're a musician. You also both love to travel and surf. How do you feel these other aspects of your lives get incorporated into farming? How are you able to find the balance?
DP: Well traveling is officially over. (Just kidding!) We'll be content with seeing our families in the winters for now. Honestly, we are in crazy start-up mode right now and haven't had a chance to do much of any of those things recently. There is a lot to do. But we're both looking forward to a little more "balance" once we get settled in here and our systems and infrastructure are set up.
Something I would have told myself back in the day is to pick the community you want to farm in and stay. Work for other farmers in that area. Live there. See how people do it where you want to eventually farm on your own.
RW: What factors went into your decisions about what to grow this season? What farming methods are you using and why?
DP: Kayta has been growing for a restaurant 4 miles down the road and selecting varieties for beauty and taste for 4 years now. We've also got farmer friends who we check in with about varieties, or tune into via osmosis. And also, the Johnny's Seed catalog is extremely reliable. They are really good about their descriptions. What they say regarding flavor and production is usually a good starting point. Now it will just be trial and error and we shall plant, save the seeds we can save, and see what works in this soil and this micro-climate.
RW: What have been some unexpected joys & challenges of farming? Do you have any advice for young farmers?
Something I would have told myself back in the day is to pick the community you want to farm in and stay. Work for other farmers in that area. Live there. See how people do it where you want to eventually farm on your own. It will take years, as it should, but I wouldn't jump around from location to location if you want to learn the nuances of farming in any given place. Every place is different and the keys to making it work are in the details and in your relationships with a community. It takes a village to start a farm.
Kayta shaping one of the young apple trees we inherited from Green Valley CSA. About half of the fruit trees didn't make it due to the transition year's deer pressure and lack of water. We'll shore up that fence, get water to the survivors, and start new trees this year 🌱
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An unexpected challenge has definitely been the economic piece. Vegetable and fruit farming is subject to market influences just like any other product. No matter what, farmers in Salinas, the Central Valley, Mexico, etc. are doing it bigger and more efficiently than you are because of the nature of economy of scale. But we often share the same shelf space with them at the local Whole Foods, or at least mental space, and people will naturally compare the price of your cabbage with these huge producers. So making a living from a small, inefficient, ultra-diverse, family operation is really THE nut to crack. I didn't fully appreciate the economic context when I first considered small scale farming.
Unexpected joys: Everyday the animal and plant life in the field astonishes you. Watching the seasonal cycles of songbirds, insects, and other wildlife just by being outside a lot is the best perk.
RW: Is there anything else you want people to know about Green Valley Community Farm? How can people support your farm and get involved?
DP: If you like the sound of GVCFarm you can support us by referring local friends or family to us. Or, create a real connection with a farm in your area whose practices you respect. Support them year after year. Support them when they need help and don't expect anyone to help them. Volunteer. It will mean the world to the farmers and you'll be changing the food system for the better by putting your weight behind agricultural practices that support a healthy ecosystem and planet. Agriculture can be a very destructive art. What you eat, what you pay to eat, is basically voting for the type of agricultural practice that produced that food. So get informed. Really informed. And support local farmers who are managing their land in an ecologically caring way.
You can follow Green Valley Community Farm on Instagram, and if you or your friends live in the area, you can sign up for this season's CSA on their website, greenvalleycommunityfarm.org.
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These simple, no fuss mashed potatoes are rich and fluffy. These are perfect for holiday meals when mashed potatoes should be extra special!
I know Thanksgiving is all about the Turkey and Christmas is all about the roast beef but in my world both occasions are all about the potatoes. I have a passionate love affair with mashed potatoes – always have, always will. These Holiday Mashed Potatoes have won me over above all other mashed potatoes.
My rule of mashed potatoes goes something like this: There must be butter – lots and lots of butter. Some cream needs to be involved and maybe some cream cheese for the slightest tang in the flavor. Sour cream can be fun but not for the main holiday potatoes. That should be for random meals throughout the year where it fits. I know this is a personal opinion – I will understand if you feel you must add sour cream to yours.
The potatoes must have plenty of pepper and enough salt to be flavorful. Instead of salting with table salt I sneak a little chicken bouillon into the recipe. You will be amazed at the wonderful flavor it adds to the potatoes. Usually nobody can put their finger on just what it is I have in there!
Above all else the potatoes should not have much in the way of lumps and they should never, ever be overbeaten.
Tools In This Post: Don't launch into holiday cooking without a solid set of knives. You don't need 10 knives and you don't need to spend $1,000. A three knife set like this will set you up well for kitchen success. We own a few more knives but mostly because Jonathan and I cook at the same time and the last thing you want to do on Thanksgiving is start arguing over who gets to use the knife next.
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Simple, no fuss mashed potatoes that are rich and fluffy. These are perfect for holiday meals when mashed potatoes should be extra special!
Fill a large pot about 1/3 full with water. Add 1 tsp. salt, cover with the lid, and bring to a boil on high.
Meanwhile, peel potatoes and cut into cubes, about 1" across.
Add potatoes to boiling water. Bring back up to a boil and then turn town to a hearty simmer. Put the lid back on the pot cocked at an angle to allow some steam to escape.
Boil until tender, about 20 minutes.
While the potatoes are cooking, add cream cheese, cream, butter, bullion, and pepper to a medium microwave safe bowl. Microwave this mixture for 2 minutes. Set by the stand mixer.
When the potatoes are tender, drain them and add to a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment. Pour the seasoning mixture over the potatoes.
Beat on high for 30-45 seconds. Do not overbeat or potatoes will become gluey.
Serve hot. Garnish with additional ground pepper and chunks of butter if desired.
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Can you make ahead and freeze, then reheat?
It might be possible and I have seen people who do have recipes like that. I have not done it with this recipe so I can't speak directly to it. Sounds like I should do some experimenting sometime! If you try it please let me know!


A Muslim convert who stabbed a man six times from behind as he walked towards a bus stop has revealed he heard voices saying 'The Muslim Leader' while in Birmingham.
Alex Davies, 26, stabbed Jaroslaw Poterucha six times from behind as he walked towards a bus stop in Levenshulme, Manchester, on August 12 2016.
The 26-year-old was seen on private premises at a military air base days after he repeatedly knifed the stranger in the neck in the street.
I think mental illness fits this time.


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The Days of Johann, an agility dog!: I got an exercise ball!
I got an exercise ball!
Winter is coming up and I am determined to stay healthy this year. Every year of my life so far I have had a major injury during the winter months. This year it is not going to happen - no pulled muscles, no broken bones, no surgeries, no nothing, nada!
Last Winter Mum got me a treadmill, which I work out on during the really hot and really cold days, when we can't stay outside long. Love it, love it! And I'm still doing my tricks (like beg, big wave, dance, etc.) for core strengthening; my stretching exercises. And I'm doing my hill climbing (Mum even broke down and got me a flexi last weekend at the trial - so that I could go up the hill further without wearing her out.) We don't like flexi's in our house, this is only for special.
But we wanted to go one step further for my conditioning. So Mum ordered me an exercise ball from eBay (great price, by the way), and we got it the other day. Mum needs to work up a plan for me to 'work out' on it, and she's going to reference information from Debbie Gross Saunders' website, talk with our outstanding vet, Doc Bonnie; and maybe even break down and get the 'Get on the Ball' DVD from Clean Run.
Me? I just can't wait to get on the thing. Hurry up and get it inflated, will ya, Mum!
Oh, that sounds like a lot of work. Hope it all keeps you healthy and happy.
I never even dreamt I could coax Jake onto an exercise ball. Very exciting. Please let us know how you get on with it!!
It's a shame the DVD is NTSC format, maybe I can play it in my laptop (we're PAL format over here). I look forward to my family's faces if I pitch up with Jake and an exercise ball ... my nieces would love it.
you'll love it!! I do some work on the ball too! I can jump on it and balance. HM wants to get me to try to "sit pretty" on the ball too...I'm working on it!
We agree about the flexi's too! I have a short one that she only uses if I need a quick break at night..so she doesn't have to wander off the sidewalk in the dark.
too many owners let their dogs walk willy-nilly on them...uncontrolled!!!
Johann, I learn so much from your blog! Those exercise balls sound interesting. I had a quick look at the Debbie Gross Saunders website and I'll go back again to read more.


A Frenchman with links to the extreme right is suspected of supplying the weapons that jihadist Amedy Coulibaly used in a deadly attack on a Jewish supermarket in January.
Investigators suspect that the man, Claude Hermant, was responsible for supplying the arms used in the terror attacks, French newspaper La Voix Du Nord revealed on Sunday.
Hermant, 51, is a former soldier who had fought in the Congo, Angola, and Croatia. He was arrested in January on suspicion of trafficking weapons.
The Frenchman lives and works in Lille, a city in northern France close to the Belgian city of Charleroi, where Coulibaly purchased his weapons. The arms are understood to have been imported from eastern Europe.
Despite his shady past - which includes affiliation with Belgian skinhead gangs and the extreme right French party the Identitarian movement (la mouvance identitaire) - it's unclear whether Hermant was aware that the weapons would used be in one of the bloodiest terror attacks in modern French history.
"Hermant did not necessarily know the final destination of the weapons," a source close to the case told the paper. "There are always some kinds of intermediaries when it comes to trafficking like this."
His lawyer rubbished the idea that Hermant would have knowingly provided weapons for terror attacks.
"He is a soldier, who would never fight against the interests of his own country," he told La Voix Du Nord.
Coulibaly was armed with a Škorpion vz. 61 submachine gun, a vz. 58 assault rifle, and two Russian-made Tokarev pistols during the January attacks, where he killed five people, including one police officer. He took 15 people hostage in a Jewish supermarket before he was killed by police.


It would be great to have a Firefox plugin that automatically detects and highlights the video links(like .m3u8 hls links) and give the oppertunity to forward that media to your Airplay device.
@Carl I agree, I haven't had time to enhance the app in a while but if I find time that is on the top of the list.
So this works with .m3u8 streams? Would it work in conjunction with your live-segmenter?
Just tested it, and it does! Wow, that's an astonishing 1-2 punch. Excellent work!


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This is a war, she says, "with so a lot of casualties that we need to call it by its correct name, this war with so several dead by police, by violent ex-husbands and partners and lovers, by folks pursuing power and profit at the point of a gun or just shooting initially and figuring out who they hit later." To get to the root of these American crises, she contends that "to acknowledge this state of war is to admit the require for peace," countering the despair of our age with a dose of solidarity, creativity, and hope.
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import abc
from gazoo_device.capabilities.matter_clusters.interfaces import measurement_base
from gazoo_device.capabilities.matter_endpoints.interfaces import endpoint_base

class LightSensorBase(endpoint_base.EndpointBase, metaclass=abc.ABCMeta):
  """Matter Light Sensor endpoint interface."""

  DEVICE_TYPE_ID = 0x0106

  @property
  @abc.abstractmethod
  def illuminance_measurement(self) -> measurement_base.MeasurementClusterBase:
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Reading Writer – writers as mirrors
I attended a workshop a few months ago conducted by the playwright Kwame Kwei-Armah. Kwei-Armah is an unabashedly political writer with a social agenda and he spent a considerable amount of time discussing the idea that writers are the mirrors of society. I like this idea and agree with it. But I also think that if its true, it makes writing a very difficult exercise indeed.
I like the idea because so much of what I enjoy in fiction is having the world thrown back at me in a way I wouldn't have formulated myself. I love it when a piece of fiction shows me something about the world that I instantly recognize as "true" but that I hadn't managed to discover on my own, or understand in exactly the same way. Good fiction reveals. Good writers capture the play between the light and darkness of reflection.
It's this tension that makes writing so difficult. How do we create something unique out of something that is essentially a revelation of things as they actually are? In this sense, good fiction creates something that is both familiar and unfamiliar at the same time. I don't mean we have to recognize ourselves in each character we read, but often, it is only through a recognition of our shared humanity with a character that a story becomes meaningful.
From Birds of America, "People Like That Are the Only People Here", Lorrie Moore: What words can be uttered? You turn just slightly and there it is: the death of your child. It is part symbol, part devil, and in your blind spot all along, until, if you are unlucky, it is upon you. Then it is a fierce little country abducting you; it holds you squarely inside itself like a cellar room – the best boundaries of you are the boundaries of it. Are there windows? Sometimes aren't there windows?
From That Night, Alice McDermott: For after this, after the cars and the sudden spinning onto her lawn, the boys with their chains and the fight and the chilling sound of her boyfriend's cry, after this, no small scenes could satisfy us, no muffled arguments, no dinner-at-eight celebrations, no sweet, damaged child, could make us believe we were living a vibrant life, that we had ever known anything about love.
From The Echo Maker, Richard Powers: What did it feel like to be Mark Schluter? To live in this town, work in a slaughterhouse, then have the world fracture from one moment to the next. The raw chaos, the absolute bewilderment of the Capgras state twisted Weber's gut. To see the person closest to you in this world, and feel nothing. But that was the astonishment: nothing inside Mark felt changed. Improvising consciousness saw to that. Mark still felt familiar; only the world had gone strange. He needed his delusions, in order to close that gap. The self's whole end was self-continuation.
From Occasion for Loving, Nadine Gordimer: He stretched himself out on the sofa, and when Tom finished his work he saw that he was asleep. His head was flung back on a raised arm behind his head. The fingers of the hand moved like tendrils in an effort against cramp that did not break through to consciousness; on the blank face of sleep traces of bewilderment and disgust were not quite erased round the mouth. Tom looked at him for a moment with the curiosity that is always aroused by the opportunity to contemplate suffering without having to respond to the sufferer, and then decided to leave him there, and turned out the light.
The narrators of each of these passages exposes something recognizable about the human condition. I've never had any first hand experience with Capgras syndrome yet Powers's description of the splicing of the psyche after trauma feels horribly familiar, I've never experienced anything having to do with pediatric cancer but the desire for denial that Moore presents speaks to me because that is something that humans do – we deny, we rant and rave, we even tell jokes in the dark moments. These passages are all so affecting because they show us who we are, they reflect something particular and it becomes something shared.
These novels are constructed out of a web of these moments, groups of sentences put together by the narrator and wedged in between the dialogue and the action to ensure the novel functions on two levels at all times – The Echo Maker isn't just about Mark Schluter's car accident and his sister's attempt to rehabilitate him, it is also a novel about us and how fragile our minds and identity really are. Nadine Gordimer isn't just writing about a woman's love affair with a black man in apartheid South Africa, she is also revealing how we negotiate social inequality in its myriad forms.


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Pruning of some citrus trees and some advice on some apple trees.
Need to finish off retaining walls, steps and fencing at back of section.
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Retaining wall needs replacing as old one is damaged due to heavy rain and ground movement. 22 m long X 700-800mm high. Worst damage in middle but would rather have whole retaining wall replaced.
The current timber retaining wall near the boundary of neighboring property is failing. It is around 1200mm high and 26m long. This needs replacing, including necessary drainage. Also to fit a 1.5m timber fence on boundary just set back from retaining wall. The site has been surveyed so to fit fence on boundary (straight line between survey pegs).
I need approx 235 trees and 140 plants planted. Planting is to a landscape plan. Plants will be provided and on location. Job needs to be done in April or early May. Access is very good and land is flat. Location is between Okato and Oakura.
Just purchasing this property large section with well established trees, bushes, lawns. But we wish to make better use of the layout & make it more user friendly. It has swimming pool & spa pool. Looking for ideas & options. Wish to add decking, BBQ area & possibly new ranch sliders to side of house (provide access to pool area).
I have a para, circle shaped, swimming pool about 5-6 meters in diameter built into the ground. I would like this filled in with dirt and grassed over level with the surrounding area.


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In heaven, on December 3, 2022, David Williams welcomed his lovely bride Debra Williams (77) to again be by his side. They are currently celebrating 57 years of wedded bliss and are happy to be together again forever.
Debra grew up in Elizabeth, Indiana but moved to Evansville when she and David married in 1965. She has lived on Evansville's West Side ever since and is a member of St. James West United Methodist Church.
The ultimate planner and efficiency optimizer, Debra gave birth to both of her sons (Todd & Gary) on April 27th….five years apart. She spent her lifetime devoted to her husband and sons; investing and caring deeply about their happiness and success. She also loved and is loved by her seven grandchildren.
Debra loved to travel….whether it being backpacking through Europe (with six suitcases) to visit her second-born Gary studying abroad in Sweden….or riding across the US for two weeks on the back of a motorcycle with David at the handlebars and her oldest Todd on a Harley by their side.
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She passed away with her sons by her side and she watches over them now, filled with joy by how they have banded together, united in this time of grief.
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Acharn Sawai inscribed Yant on a piece of 15grams gold plate and 9 other popular monks during that time were also requested to inscript Yant on it.
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Reduce Scrolling or Add White Space?
When writing for a regular web page or help file, I've developed a sense about when to add a line break. But for the iPhone, I think that scrolling may be even more annoying than it is on the web.
So I gave up some white space and allowed occasional long paragraphs. It's uglier, but may be easier to use.
How deep do I dive? This is a constant question when developing help, but the iPhone felt a little different. I think that, again, it's a matter of trying to avoid scrolling as much as possible.
So I occasionally had a "QUICK" answer that fit on the screen, and then a "MORE DETAIL" answer that you have to scroll to see.
I'm brand new to this stuff, so please let me know your thoughts. Are there things I did right? Wrong? Horrendously wrong?
I'm looking at what I can see of the help and I have to be brutally honest here. It looks like a 1980s kitchen in a modern house. I think you can make it MUCH shorter and succint.
Lets you fill out[link]/organize[link] documents anywhere.
Frankly, I try to avoid "Getting Started" topics. How about splitting this up?
This really has me thinking about the doc I've been working on. I'm going to go back and take my own advice.
Thanks for sharing this. It's helped me gain a new perspective on my own writing!
Anne, that's a great line about the kitchen.
We were very concerned, based on initial testing, that people would need a lot more handholding than we originally planned for. This was an app that was similar to, but distinctly different from others out there.
So one thing we did was throw more content in the help.
But I definitely see what you're saying, and of course I agree: the fewer words the better!
Thanks for your comments. I really appreciate them. Do you have any thoughts about the sliding help, or the idea of a "quick" answer plus a more detailed one?
I really like the sliding help. I'm already thinking how we might do something similar, even for our web apps.
You could get an iPhone simulator and run software on it! Oh, wait, that wouldn't be real life….
Thanks a lot for sharing this, Robert. I'm taking baby steps towards converting my regular Help to mobile help for our desktop solution that is now going mobile. The sliding panel has definitely given me ideas. I'd also like to have a way to let users access context sensitive help for a screen at any time they want to. If you have done anything more with this, I'd like to know about it.
What a really cool idea. Showing Help only the first time something is used, and then relying on the user to look in the Help if they need to. Wonder if this would work in a desktop app?
Thanks, David. Personally, I could see it working, but I'd have to decide whether it's better than other options. That is, if we have lot's of space to work with, maybe a sidebar or something could work without blocking the whole screen. Interesting t think about, though.


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A: I use the 32bit version of Windows 8 myself and it works fine.  There is such a restriction for Win Phone 8 apps, but for Win 8 you're fine on x86.

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You can smell the mixture of barbecue and Nashville Original Hot Chicken filling the streets as you hear a conglomeration of country music artists that came to this city where dreams come true. You'll likely see dozens of pedal taverns and tour buses pass you by on the streets, filled with eager sight seers and bachelorette parties in town for the weekend to see the city that has rapidly become the biggest hot-spot in American tourism.
You'll hear locals and tourists alike greeting you with a "hey y'all," eager to share suggestions for dinner and give you directions. You'll hear the common question "where are you from?" asked dozens of times, as most people that live in Nashville, TN are not from Nashville originally. Typically, when I share that I grew up in the 615 area code, it's met with great surprise, and I'm often referred to as a unicorn or "one of the rare original Nashvillians." You'll stop and take a deep breath in as you inhale the smell of leather boots and the clear southern atmosphere as the humidity from the day dies down.
Whether you're moving to town or just here for the night, I have one thing and one thing alone that you must experience if you truly want to see all that Nashville, TN represents, and you'll find it off 5th avenue and Demonbreun. Us locals refer to this mecca of sports and hockey as "Smashville," and it is likely one of the most underrated, overlooked experiences that American sports and southern tourism has to offer. Put on a gold shirt and indulge in one of the greatest sporting events that you'll ever attend.
It doesn't really matter where you're sitting, and it doesn't really matter if you know hockey. The crowd is friendly and hyped enough that your experience watching the Nashville Predators will be enjoyable at worst, and life-changing at best. The Nashville Predators recently got their 15 minutes of fame as they had their run for the Stanley Cup this past summer, and stunned the hockey community by how lively and exciting the game day experience is for fans.
Whether you're an avid sports fan, or simply are chasing the local culture, The Bridgestone Arena is where you should spend your time. Former coach of the Nashville Predators, Barry Trotz goes so far as to compare the Bridgestone Arena to the Roman Colosseum. Sports reporters have continued to compare the atmosphere at Nashville Predators games to SEC football games and European soccer matches, and the franchise has just recently gotten exposure for its avid fans during the Stanley Cup Finals. Here are the key components to Nashville culture that you are sure to experience during your time at a Nashville Predators hockey game.
Known as "Music City USA," Nashville Tennessee is the home to country music, the Grand Ole Opry, and many other rock and alternative bands. You can't be surprised that the country music industry has a big hand in providing entertainment at hockey games. You can look forward to cameos by several Grammy winners singing the National Anthem, or performing at 2 of the 20 minute intermissions during the game on our rink-side stage that we are famous for. Even if a star doesn't make an appearance, have no fear. You're likely to witness an up and coming artist performing. After all, it's Nashville! We are at no shortage for talent.
During the playoff season, you can expect to see a multitude of country music artists both spectating and performing at games. This past playoff season featured Faith Hill, Keith Urban, Dierks Bentley, Carrie Underwood, and more. And don't forget that Tim McGraw always makes an appearance on the Megatron whenever the predators score.
While sporting venues are always known for their food, I am yet to experience quite a variety and uniqueness at any other sporting event. Nashville is a city for foodies, and you can taste a smorgasbord of local, carnival-themed, and international cuisine without ever leaving the property. Head to Tavern '96 for some pre-game Tennessee whiskey (after all- we are just north of the Jack Daniels Distillery). Try a chicken and waffle grilled cheese, grab some fried catfish, or stop by the Food Network stand if you're feeling healthier. Want to try something more upscale? Head to the Patron Platinum Club for a more elegant, fine-dining experience.
Repeatedly voted the friendliest city in the United States, a predators game is the perfect place to really interact with locals and see what everyone's been talking about. Don't be surprised if someone in your section strikes up a conversation with you between periods, and be prepared to high five everyone in your proximity when the Predators score. Ask a local about the cheers and join in with the Nashville family as we heckle the away team- you'll feel right at home before the game's even over.
Whether you've been to Nashville, TN dozens of times and are just looking for something original to do, or are simply looking for where the locals are spending their Saturday night, Smashville is the place to be. So do yourself a favor, skip the touristy pedal tavern, and walk one street over to where the real fun is in the Bridgestone Arena. I can guarantee that you will not regret it if you choose to head to a Nashville Predators hockey game.
Interested in more of my Nashville tips? Feel free to message me or check out my blog for tips from a local!
It is definitely a fun, vibrant city! I've been there a few times for work and have always been amazed by the hospitality, activities and food. Cant wait to make the trek again.
I've always wanted to go to Nashville as I always see this get featured in Food Network and other similar shows. I can already imagine myself devouring some Nashville Original Hot Chicken while enjoying some nice music in the background.
I have only been to Nashville once, and it was only in and out of the airport there. I would love to be there as it looks like they have a ton of stuff to do there. Reminds me I really just need to travel more.
Wow! Nashville looks like a great place to go. I hope i can visit here someday.
I have heard so much about Nashville through the years. I have a friend from school who went there to "follow his dream" of becoming a musician! Not a sports person at all, but I'm all for the food and some country music!
Thanks for the tip, we get out to Nashville as often as possible to watch my husbands college football team play. I'm am now looking forward to seeing some hockey next time we are in town.
Oh yes, you've totally got to check it out!
I love stories from Nashville. My friend visited it last year and since then we are trying to plan out a visit to Nashville together. I hope we make the plan soon. Your guide makes me even more excited.
I hope y'all have a blast!
Every time I visit Nashville I have a ton of fun, I can't wait to go back in March. Congrats to you and Emily.
It's been so long that I have visited Nashville. It is a nice place.
I haven't been to Nashville in so long and it would be so nice to go and experience everything that it has to offer. I really enjoyed reading your post and it has sparked my interest into visiting someday soon!
Girl! We'd love to have you come visit!
nashville seems like such an awesome place. i would love to visit one day — adding it to the bucket list!
Definitely would recommend a visit! The city has tons to offer any prospective visitor! Glad you enjoyed the post!
Is Your Bucket List published? I'd love to read it! Let's compare notes!!
Nashville is not always in my list of place to visit. But when I hear Subban is currently playing for the Predators, I think I should check out Nashville sometime.
You should totally come visit Nashville TN!
We LOVE PK Subban! He is so fun to watch warm up and interact with the players. If you come for a game, be sure to sit behind the bench so you can watch his behavior because it is so entertaining!
Nashville looks like a ton of fun. I can't wait to go one day seems like a lot of great food & stuff to do!
Definitely stop in and sit for a spell!
It's the best food to ever dance with your taste buds!
If I have the chance to travel I would want to experience how it is to be a local as it truly is a more immersive experience. As the music city of USA, I definitely want to check those places out as Nashville produced really great artists in the music industry.
For sure Steph! Nashville is definitely the home of country music!
Nashville is now on my bucket list of places to visit. You have just convinced me with your descriptions of Nashville as a mecca of American sports, a city of foodies offering international cuisine as well as local fare. Besides home of much loved country music I now see Nashville as so much more.
Ingrid, I really hope you do get to visit. Nashville is calling you!
Your comment made my whole day!! I love that you now want to visit Nashville! Come soon- we will welcome you with open arms!!
Who knows? Maybe one day you can come visit our awesome country!
Nashville is at the top of my list of places to go in the US, I've traveled more abroad than domestically and I'm wanted to turn my sights closer to home for future trips. I'm dying to go see the old music venues and try the BBQ.
Tennessee BBQ is unlike any where else. You definitely haven't lived until you've had some of it caressing your taste buds! Don't be like the man who traveled all over the world looking for the most beautiful diamond only to find it was buried in his backyard all along.
Nashville is one of my favorite cities! It was so under my radar but then I visited and have gone back twice since! I'm not a big sports fan but I absolutely love the music and the food!
I agree with you about the food! Nashville has some of the best mom and pop eateries around. I do hope you can come back and visit us soon!
I'm excited for you Emily. A bachelorette party is exciting enough…adding Nashville into the mix will make it phenomenal!


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package com.facebook.buck.jvm.scala;

import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.containsString;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertThat;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import com.facebook.buck.testutil.integration.TemporaryPaths;
import com.facebook.buck.testutil.integration.ProjectWorkspace;
import com.facebook.buck.testutil.integration.TestDataHelper;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Rule;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.io.IOException;

public class ScalaTestIntegrationTest {

  @Rule
  public TemporaryPaths tmp = new TemporaryPaths();
  public ProjectWorkspace workspace;

  @Before
  public void setUp() throws IOException {
    workspace = TestDataHelper.createProjectWorkspaceForScenario(
        this, "scala_test", tmp);
    workspace.setUp();
  }

  @Test(timeout = (2 * 60 * 1000))
  public void testTest() throws IOException {
    // This test should pass.
    ProjectWorkspace.ProcessResult result1 = workspace.runBuckCommand("test", "//:test-success");
    result1.assertSuccess();
    workspace.resetBuildLogFile();

    // This test should fail.
    ProjectWorkspace.ProcessResult result2 = workspace.runBuckCommand("test", "//:test-failure");
    result2.assertTestFailure();
    assertThat(
        "`buck test` should fail because `not work` failed.",
        result2.getStderr(),
        containsString("not work"));
  }

  @Test(timeout = (2 * 60 * 1000))
  public void testTestTimeout() throws IOException {
    ProjectWorkspace.ProcessResult result = workspace.runBuckCommand("test", "//:test-spinning");
    result.assertSpecialExitCode("test should fail", 42);
    String stderr = result.getStderr();
    assertTrue(stderr, stderr.contains("test timed out before generating results file"));
  }

}


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Agua Buena fue una estación de ferrocarril que se hallaba en medio del Desierto de Atacama, en la Región de Antofagasta de Chile. Fue parte del Longitudinal Norte y actualmente se encuentra inactiva.

Historia
La estación fue construida como parte del ferrocarril Longitudinal Norte, el cual comenzó a operar en 1913; originalmente en el trazado primitivo, proyectado más al este, la estación no estaba planificada sino que estaban contempladas otras paradas en las cercanías —denominadas «San Antonio» y «María Teresa»—, sin embargo las posteriores modificaciones al trazado durante su construcción establecieron la nueva estación Agua Buena en su ubicación definitiva, en el sector homónimo al sur del cerro Bonasort. Según Santiago Marín Vicuña, la estación se encontraba ubicada a una altura de 1257 .

La estación no aparece en publicaciones turísticas de 1949, mientras que en mapas oficiales de 1968 la estación aún aparece mencionada, lo que indica su actividad aunque de forma marginal.

Si bien la estación dejó de prestar servicios cuando finalizó el transporte de pasajeros en la antigua Red Norte de la Empresa de los Ferrocarriles del Estado en junio de 1975 y fue clausurada el 15 de enero de 1979, las vías del Longitudinal Norte continuaron siendo operadas para el transporte de carga hasta que fueron traspasadas a Ferronor y privatizadas, mientras que la estación fue abandonada y solamente quedan algunos restos.

Referencias

Agua Buena
Estaciones de ferrocarril de Chile de 1913
Estaciones de ferrocarril clausuradas en 1979
Estaciones de ferrocarril abandonadas de Chile
Estaciones del Longitudinal Norte


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Compton Woman Considers Lawsuit Over Cemetery's Deplorable Conditions
Filed Under:Angeles Abbey Cemetery, Compton, Deplorable, Final Resting Place, Los Angeles News, Poor Conditions
COMPTON (CBSLA) — A Compton woman is considering a lawsuit against a local cemetery charging that the facility is in shambles.
She said the final resting place for her loved ones is in deplorable shape.
CBS2/KCAL9 reporter Dave Lopez spoke to the woman and the owner of the Angeles Abbey Cemetery.
Lopez said the cemetery was first opened in 1925 and has historical significance for the community.
But one woman questions why the mausoleum where her brother is laid to rest is always locked.
On Thursday, Meme Bruton wanted some answers.
She has trouble hiding her disgust with the management of the facility.
The cemetery is supposed to be open during regular business hours. But Lopez found a chain lock on the door of every mausoleum at noon.
Bruton, accompanied by two friends, blamed if all on Oscar Olivos.
He explained to Lopez why the buildings were locked up tight.
"If we leave them open," he said, "we have homeless that go in there. We have people who have sex and drugs in the building."
In the cemetery, Lopez asked?
"Yes sir," he said.
Olivos owns and operates the cemetery. His answer didn't sit well with Bruton.
"I don't believe that," she said, "the sex and all that. I believe it is poor management, mishandling of our loved ones bodies."
Olivos told her every time she wants to visit her brother's resting place someone will have to open the door. And that's what he did inside.
Once inside, there were more complaints.
"There are no lights in here," said Olivos, "the electricity does not work."
Along the walls where there were crypts, there were ladders and tarps. Olivos conceded they were doing some work on the interior of the building.
"Can you promise that this will be fixed?" Lopez asked.
"We will clean this up," Olivos said, "I'm not sure we can do the lights."
Bruton said her brother's body has been moved and the seal to his tomb hasn't been fixed.
Olivos conceded that the cemetery and mausoleums were in very poor condition. And he said he's doing everything in his power to fix it.
But he said once he starts to fix something he keeps getting sued and his money is going to lawyers.
Bruton said she's tired of the excuses and she's also considering hiring a lawyer.
"And add to the lawsuit," she said.
She also told Lopez she is considering taking her brother's remains, along with other loved ones, and moving them to another cemetery.
And she wants the management at the Angeles Abbey Cemetery to pay for it.


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Touch is an important healing factor, wait, let me rephrase that- I believe that it is the most important healing factor. Recently, I read an article about a baby that was born dead but was brought back to life after the mother cuddled it for an hour. The energetic exchange between one person to another creates a powerful circuit of healing and a happy release of endorphins. Ayurveda recommends it own type of powerful massage called abhyanga. It is apart of pancha karma or detox and even as a daily routine given by ones self.
When I was trained in abhyanga it was also at the same time I was learning about nada therapy or sound, Ayurvedic color therapy and ayurvedic aromatherapy. In this way, ayurveda offers a complete whole-istic chance for healing by stimulating not just the body with nutrition (taste) but the often overlooked or ignored aspects of the senses sight, sound, smell and touch.
Abhyanga stimulates health through the sense of touch. But, abhyanga doesn't mean massage it implies applying oil to the body. A more familiar abhyanga method is shiro dhara which is hot oil poured on the third eye of the forehead. But just as important is meridian cleansing or marma balancing both of which are utilized with abhyanga. Marma points and meridians are vedic acupunture and dosha (constitution) points on the body. There are only 107 marma points on the body as compared to Chinese acupuncture points.
It was believed in ancient India that applying oils to the body both healed and prevented disease. Oil can also be applied to the ears (karna parana), nose (nasya) and feet (pada bhyanga). Through the abhyanga body massage one stimulates the lymphatic system which is ruled by kapha (water element). It also helps insomnia, fights aging, reduces stress, strengthens the nervous system and electromagnetic field and helps the immune system by aiding anti-body production and reducing the histamine response. Not to mention- aids in weight loss by releasing excess ama (toxins) and kapha (water).
The dosha specific oil is what makes the ayurvedic massage so unique. The oil is nourishing to the dhatus (tissues). Abhyanga loosens ama or toxins that are accumulated in the tissues so that they can be eliminated- a very important and overlooked aspect of detoxing.
Can be done at least one hour after eating and before yoga/exercise/sauna.
Given by six (traditionally), two or one persons and even the self.
Use of medicated oils for not only different doshas but disorders.
Ayurveda is composed of the elements, Fire, Water & Air!
Vayu/air dosha: Develop nerve and bone disorders from dryness. Oils restore moisture to skin and nourishes the nervous system.
Sesame oil is the best for vata. Benefit from light, gentle massages.
Mix with cinnamon, myrrh, rose, sandalwood, ginger, lavender and sage, bala or dashmula.
Pitta/fire dosha: Develop illness from too much heat. Skin rashes, inflammation, heart, etc. Oils cool the skin and organ inflammatory responses.
Almond or avocado oil is a cooling oil for pitta. Need a moderate touch.
Mix with Rose, jasmine, geranium, lemongrass, bhringraj and musta.
Kapha/water dosha: retain too much water and suffer from weight, edema, mucus and congestion.
Sesame and mustard seed oils are best for kapha-if severely excessed, no oils at all but powders and spices. Need a deep massage.
Mix with: Patchouli, cedar, cinnamon, cardamom, myrrh, ginger, frankincense, sage and licorice and bala.
*Persons with low blood pressure should only receive foot/pada abhyanga.
I cannot always have time to get my abhyanga done professionally. That's why I do pada on my feet with ginger oil and sesame before bed, nasya or karna occasionally- when I can. I also use a bhringraj and rosemary abhyanga on my scalp once a week. I hope this article inspires you to start using more oils in your life, not just on the inside but on the outside!
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Aberrant: Stargate Universe - SG1 reborn
By Mr Fox,
June 11, 2009 in Stargate Universe
Mitchell was a little nervous, not that he would show it on the outside. To the rest of the world he gave his normal cocky smile, but this was going to be an important meeting. It had been just over a week since he'd been assigned to the SGC and he'd had the time to officially look over the mission records, or at least enough of them to get a good idea of what he wanted to do next. The day he had arrived he'd been escorted into General O'Neill's office and given a brief but intense briefing on the situation along with a promotion and a Medal of Honor and a Purple Heart. He had been pretty surprised at the promotion. He hadn't thought he'd be due for one for at least a couple more years. Apparently being almost fatally wounded in a secret battle to defend the human race combined with becoming a super soldier moved your name up in the list. Seems the President himself had read about his case and been briefed by none other than the IOA's, US representative, Brian Lord. No doubt Lord's intent had been to convince the President to intervene on Cam's behalf so that they could test the device in combination with the ATA gene therapy. The President in turn either because of or in spite of Lord's recommendation had decided that Mitchell deserved to be recognized for his sacrifices.
Cam for his own part didn't trust Lord as far as he could throw him, but definitely respected the President. Hayes was the no-nonsense buck stops here kind of man they had needed for a long time. Sure he was a politician himself but he seemed to be one who had some integrity.
During that first meeting O'Neill had asked what Mitchell had done to gain the favor of someone like Lord. He had responded, "Sir, I had a dog once when I was a kid that I fed one day when he was a stray and he wouldn't leave my side for anything after that. Had to lock him in the dog run on the farm to keep him from following me to school." A couple seconds passed as Mitchell paused for effect, "I didn't feed Lord, sir. I swear! No idea why he followed me home." Both men had a good chuckle over that.
"Seriously sir, I don't want to speak ill of a superior, even a civvy politician, but I believe he thinks I'll be grateful for him for saving my life. At least I think that's how he wants me to see it, like I owe him a favor or something. Truth is he used me as a guinea pig to test the alien thingy, and the fact that it saved my life was incidental. That doesn't inspire much appreciation from me even if it did save my life." As his superior and someone he felt he could trust he had gone on to tell the General about locking down the artifact and how it could be unlocked."
For his part O'Neill understood the feeling. "Look Mitchell, the President has let me know that you should be given any position within the SGC that you want as a reward for your service. Take a week or two to get your bearings then come back and talk to me again."
Cam was seriously tempted to request the command of the next ship to be commissioned, but that would mean not getting to explore different worlds and spending a good chunk of his time ferrying supplies back and forth between here and Atlantis. An important position no doubt, but not as much as being on the SG teams, specifically SG1, and right now SG1 was without a leader. He hoped O'Neill didn't get strange over Cam requesting the lead of his old team, but there was no way to know but ask.
He entered the office when invited and snapped a formal salute then stood at ease until the General offered him a chair, "Sit Colonel and tell me what you've decided."
Cam smiled and took a seat relaxing somewhat. "Thank you Sir. I actually have two requests. First, I would like to make a few forays through the gate in search of some Goa'uld tech." He paused to see what O'Neill would say to that.
"We've been doing that for the last few years, but you know that from the reports. I take it you have something specific in mind?" The general waited to hear what it might be.
"Yes sir. I would like to try acquiring some Gou'ald hardware. As you know I was downloaded with a lot of computer related knowledge and I'd like to get my hands on some of their computer tech. I know we have quite a bit squirrlled away in Area 51, but the eggheads won't let loose of those without a major fuss, and that kind of request would have to go through channels which would mean it would come to the attention of the IOA. That's something I'd rather avoid with your permission sir."
O'Neill's eyebrows drew down in something close to a frown, "I don't have to tell you that you can't keep anything for your own collection do I? Anything that is found out there is for the benefit of the human race, not one person."
Cam grinned, "No sir. I understand that completely, but I am afraid that if my interest in alien tech were to be made known to the IOA they might look more closely at that other matter we discussed before."
O'Neill's eyes narrowed for a brief second before his face opened up in typical Jack O'Neill smile, "Just had to make sure you understood. I think that can be arranged, but for your first offworld mission I'd like you to accompany SG21 on their next assignment."
Now it was Cam's turn for his eyebrows to draw down, but he didn't express any disappointment, it would be fun to head through the gate with 21, but it did lead to his second request. "Sir, that brings me to my second request. For my permanent assignment I'd like to command an SG team, specifically SG1."
Surprise passed across the General's face. "SG1?" He chuckled, "Funny, I had you pictured for command of a starship."
Cam's grin became a bit sheepish, "Well, I did consider it sir, but that would mean being tied to the command chair unable to go through the gate to explore and see what's out there. Although, that would be my second choice if you don't feel I should command SG1."
"No, I believe you would be an excellent leader for SG1, do you have a team in mind?" O'Neill's grin became wider, "You will have big shoes to fill."
Cam's eyebrows drew down in real confusion, "A team in mind? Yes Sir, I would like to lead SG1 like I said."
The General's smile faded, "You do know the former members of SG1 are all on other assignment now right? Teal'c is off gate hopping trying to solidify the Jaffa opposition to the System Lords. Daniel is on his way to the Pegasus Galaxy aboard the Prometheus. Even Sam is about to be transferred to Area 51 for a stint at doing research. Right now it's an empty team."
Cam was practically deflated by the news. SG1 had been the team that time after time was on the front lines of the greatest discoveries and regularly stood between Earth and destruction. "I see." Those two words conveyed a weight of disappointment, but quickly recovered his mind racing with the possibilities. "Sir, may I make a request about the makeup of SG1? If it is an empty team now, would it be possible for me to pull members from other teams for specific assignments. Let the team roster remain officially empty, pending the possible return of the original members. In the meantime I'll pull people in depending on what I need to complete mission objectives?"
O'Neill considered for a long moment then nodded. "The President said to let you pick your assignment so I think that will fly. For now I won't put SG1 on the regular duty roster and you can schedule the missions as you determine them. Anything else?"
Cam grinned, "That's great Sir. I look forward to starting."