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Access Ballroom Studio creates a package that is set to fit your time and your goal. It is a mix of private lessons and group lessons. In the privates we teach you the fine details like footwork, your lead/follow skills and technique. Then in the groups, we teach you steps. Below we have a video of one of our hustle performances. However, if you would like to see more then go to our Access Ballroom YouTube Channel
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New York City is the birthplace of The Hustle. If you talk to a bunch of hustle dancers in New York, you'll get many different answers as to how Hustle started. Especially if you ask how it developed and who was responsible for it. However, the one thing that every single last one of those hustle dancers will agree upon, is that Hustle started in the Big Apple.
The Hustle rode the wave of popular music during the early seventies. The dance itself went through an evolution and some would say there were many. But around 1974-1975 something started to stick, and it turned into more than just a fad. It became a recognized dance and was so unique for its time. The reason why is because it was the only dance that could be done to a wide range of popular music. So it was something that could be done at the clubs.
When Saturday Night Fever exploded onto the scene in 1977, the dance craze rose to the top and The Hustle showed itself as a dance that was here to stay. However, the way that the Hustle was danced in the film was nothing like the way that we were doing it in the clubs of New York. To many pure Hustle dancers, the film was sacrilege.
Characteristics of Hustle (taught in Hustle Lessons Toronto)
Hustle is danced normally to the 70's and 80's disco. But in today's age, you would dance it more to pop or dance music. It is a fast and smooth dance that has the lady spinning almost constantly. Hustle is also a non-progressive dance that is mostly danced in a slot or rotational slot. It is one of the few dances that isn't phrased evenly with the music because each basic occupies 3 beats, though the music is 4/4 time.
The History of Disco Music
Disco started in the early 1970s but remained urban and was largely underground until 1975 when it began to emerge from America's urban nightlife scene. Where once it had been curtailed to house parties, it now began making appearances into the mainstream. Disco continued to gain popularity and received increasing airplay on the radio. It achieved a huge popularity level during the mid-1970s up to the early 1980s. Its initial people in the U.S. were club-goers from the African American, Italian American, Latino American, and the gay communities in Philadelphia and New York City. Disco had become popular with both men and women from so many different backgrounds, that it was like it was bringing everyone together. Disco dances included the Bump and the Hustle.
Components of Disco Music
The disco sound has several components to it. It has a 4/4 beat, it will either have an eighth note (quaver) or 16th note (semi-quaver) hi-hat pattern with an open hi-hat on the off-beat. What almost always makes it so distinct is the syncopated electric bass line. In most disco tracks, the electric rhythm guitars, string sections, electric piano, and the horns create a lush sound that adds to the background sound. Whereas Orchestral instruments, such as the trumpet, clarinet or flute are used for solo melodies.
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Access Ballroom – Toronto's address is 1463 Gerrard St E (2nd floor) Toronto, ON M4L 1Z9 Canada. The entrance and parking area are in the back.
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I have the pleasure of knowing Gil Bynoe. After a car accident that I was in, he gave me back the strength and reminded me that I needed to do something for me. He taught me that no matter what, you can do whatever you want if you put your mind to it. As a teacher he is fantastic. The way he explains things, the way he shows you movements, you are sure that he is there for you. For me he is more than a teacher, he is like a psychologist for dancers. Thank you so much to be in my life. Looking forward to the next session.
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Lifestyle change of Hustle Lessons Toronto & its Benefits
Let me guess what comes to mind when you think of the hustle. Maybe the image of John Travolta moving effortlessly across a technicolor dance floor in Saturday Night Fever comes to mind. Maybe you think of the Hustle with bell-bottoms and shaggy hair or even just the song and you hear the lyrics, "Do the Hustle" in your head. Well, there is so much more to it and we would love to show you how.
Physical Benefits of Hustle Lessons in Toronto
Dancing is a wonderful way of staying in shape. There is nothing more exciting than having a way of having a well-maintained body by doing the hustle. We all know we need to make time for exercise but most of us hate and can't bring ourselves to the gym to do it. Doing the hustle lessons Toronto is a fast way to burn calories and work up a sweat with that fast pace music and syncopated movement.
Mental Benefits that you get from Hustle Lessons Toronto
When you start taking your hustle lessons Toronto, the world outside and all the issues that it comes with disappears. It is said that it is important to have time for yourself, to do things that you love that make you happy. Well if there is one thing I know, I've never seen the hustle danced with a frown on the dancer's face. It's just too much fun and would never happen.
Social Benefits received from Hustle Lessons Toronto
Dancing is a great way of meeting new people and most likely making friends for life. Outings, dance weekends, group classes, practice parties are only a few of many options for YOU to make your connections grow. You start to feel like you have a dance family of sorts and it makes you feel good to know that you have more events and outings in your life now.
To Conclude about our Hustle Lessons Toronto
As a Hustle dancer, I will let you know that it is a life-changing experience. So stop waiting, contact us Now and "Do The Hustle!"
For lessons to learn a Hustle Routine for your Wedding, Click Wedding Dance Lessons Toronto
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James was born August 24, 1923 at Bend, Oregon to Gust and Louisa (Walchli) Karas. He grew up in Pocatello, ID and graduated from Pocatello High School. Jim served in the US Army and was a World War II veteran.
On July 23, 1945, he married the love of his life Esther Erickson. In 1946, they moved to Pembina, ND. He worked for the US Customs Service for 38 years, retiring as the Area Port Director. Jim was an active American Legion member of 81 years.
Survivors include his children, Steven Karas, Wolfforth, TX, and Elizabeth Karas, Pembina, ND, sisters, Christina Stone, Boise, ID and Viola Jepson, Abilene, TX, sister-in-law, Bertha Karas, Camarillo, CA, and many nieces and nephews.
Preceding him in death were his parents, wife, Esther, brothers: George, Peter, and Leo Karas, and sister, Judy Siebert.

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Paulo Rogério Martins de Barros (, ) é um lutador de jiu-jitsu brasileiro.

Em 24 de julho de 2013 tornou-se campeão mundial de jiu-jitsu olímpico na categoria super pesado.

Lutadores de jiu-jitsu do Brasil


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Best Shooters: Russell Graves
OL profiles the best outdoor photographers in the business. This month we highlight the work of Russell Graves.
By Alex Robinson | Published Dec 15, 2010 3:06 AM
After 20 years of hard work, Russell Graves has gone from a small town Texas kid to one of the most recognizable photographers in the outdoor industry. All photos by Russell Graves
He grew up on a cattle ranch outside of Dodd City in Northeast Texas where he started taking pictures of the things that interested him. It didn't take him long to focus in on hunting, fishing and nature photography. "Since I can remember, I've been fascinated with nature, wildlife, agriculture and the outdoors. As a teenager on my family's cattle ranch, I recall being chastised for searching for whitetail deer when I was supposed to be looking for lost cattle in the hardwood bottomlands that filter the muddy waters of Bois d'Arc Creek," Graves says on his blog.
At 19 years old Graves had his first image published in a magazine and at age 20 he had his first cover published. It was a photograph for the Gulf Coast Cattleman and Graves earned $100 for his efforts.
Now at age 40, Graves has taken photos for countless outdoor publications and companies. He's shot everything from elk to bass, but still stays true to his Texas roots.
"Texas is such a big outdoors state," Graves says. "[I enjoy] capturing the culture of being an outdoorsman in Texas and what it means to be a Texan," Graves says.
Enjoy the rest of Graves' photos here and see more of his work including photos, blogs and books at russellgraves.com.


GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY is perfection for both longtime fans and new readers alike. In Cates & Shaw we trust.
A new age of Guardians Of The Galaxy is upon us and the galaxy "is broken." The all-star duo of Donny Cates and Geoff Shaw (THANOS) takes us back among the stars.
Thanos is dead and all the major players of the galaxy are shook. Eros collects all the heavy hitters in one place to share the posthumous threat made by his fallen brother of Titan. There will soon be a new Thanos and the only way to prevent it requires a lot of blood and guess work.
Guardians Of The Galaxy #1 has the gravitas of a major Marvel event's opening chapter. We learn the stakes, meet the players, get a dramatic shake-up (thanks to an attack by The Black Order), and blast forward into an exciting new adventure with a new core cast.
With Drax having died, Gamora becoming a villain and Rocket elsewhere, Peter Quill and Groot reload their crew by being in the right place at the right time. In perfect GOTG fashion, Quill accidentally rescues a handful of survivors of the Black Order's attack.
Thanos' generals have his deceased body, but now Quill and Groot are joined by Cosmic Ghost Rider, Moondragon, Phyla-Vell and Beta Ray Bill. That's a stacked lineup of cosmic Marvel favorites, GOTG all-stars, and the hottest new character in the 616.
We've got ourselves a race across the galaxy to find and stop this "new Thanos" before it's too late. The way our story is setup and laid out is masterful. Guardians Of The Galaxy #1 manages to satisfy and immediately hook longtime fans and new readers alike with an infectious tone and explosive plot.
Donny Cates has been having one hell of a go at Marvel. This series seems to be another perfect fit, he wastes no time injecting his personality and trademark "punk/metal" appeal to a title that has plenty of room for it. Even giving Groot a mohawk and punk attitude fits perfectly.
As a longtime GOTG fan, the voice and attitude Cates has for Quill is reassuring. Long gone are the days of Bendis' misguided run and the overreaction to Chris Pratt's movie portrayal of Star-Lord. Quill is back to being the "Indiana Jones of space" that's always in over his head but always up for the task.
Teaming up with Thanos collaborator Geoff Shaw once again was a brilliant decision. They pick up right where they left off creatively and clearly have much more to say about the weirdness of Marvel's cosmic frontier.
Shaw's illustrations are as sharp and dynamic as ever. His vision for cosmic characters and settings is wonderful, his Guardians panels have a bit more of an edge to them. Shaw has the ability to perfectly convey both the attitude and comedic timing of Cates' scripts.
Marte Garcia does spectacular work as always, especially with the large cast of characters to breathe life into. The opening scenes with the meeting room full of the universe's heaviest hitters warrant more than a quick read and page turn.
From the script to each and every panel, this series seems hellbent on delivering us back an age when cosmic stories mattered on their own. This feels like a major crossover event without any of "Earth's Mightiest Heroes" and that's a big deal. This could be the beginning of a renaissance for the best corner of Marvel's universe.
Guardians Of The Galaxy #1 is everything you could've wanted from a launching point for our favorite cosmic assholes. The new crew is one fans have been dreaming of for years. You couldn't ask for a better creative team to elevate the title to new heights. Don't miss what will most likely be one of Marvel's must-read comic books going forward.


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Artist "Dorsey Burnette"
Dorsey Burnette
Label: Motown Records
Genre: R&B
The Complete Motown Recordings 1964-1965
Biography Dorsey Burnette
Born on march 28th 1934 in Memphis. His elder brother dorsey has an influence on him, so he start boxing and learning to play the guitar. In the early fifties the Burnette Bros meet a third boxer, the guitarist Paul Burlison (Brownsville, Tennessee, 1929). Around 1953 the three young people start to play Hillbilly . In 1954 in Corinth (Mississipi), Johnny (vocal & rhythm guitar), Dorsey (fiddle bass) and Paul (lead guitar) record a fisrt single producted by Eddie Bond's father. The record is released on the very rare VON 1006 with a fisrt version of "You're Undecided" and "Go Mule Go", two hillbillies written by the Burnette Bros. The trio go to New York (Sun don't wan't them) to have a contract. The Rock'n'Roll Trio record two singles for Decca on may 7th 1956 at the Pythian Temple of New York: "You're Undecided" and the wild "Tear It Up" (Coral 61651). The drummer is Eddy Grady but on scene the trio play with Tony Austin. The first single coral released on June.
In July (2 to 5), the most important session for the trio is in Nashville. Sixteen legendary titles are cut. First I mention titles inspsirated by Rhythm & Blues: "Chains Of Love" and "Honey Hush" (Joe Turner), "Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee" (Stick McGhee and His Buddies), "All By Myself" and "Please Don't Leave Me" (Fats Domino) and "The Train Kept A Rollin'" (Tiny Bradshaw). Hillbilly is here with "Blues Stay Away From Me" (Delmore Brothers). The other titles, written by the band are splendid too: "Lonesome train", "Sweet Love On My Mind", "Rockabilly Boogie", "Lonesome Tears In My Eyes", "I Just Found You", "Your Baby Blue Eyes", "My Love You're A Stranger" and the sublime "Rock Therapy".
Twelve title are released in December 1956: "Johnny Burnette and The Rock'n'Roll Trio" (Coral CRL 57080). The best single, "The Train Kept A Rollin'" / "Honey Hush", is released on Coral 61719 in October 1956. In those months they often give shows. They're away from the charts but their notoriety let them appering in the movie "Rock Rock Rock" (December 1956) with "Lonesome Train".
The last session for Coral is the 22 march 1957. They record four titles less wild than the others: "Eager Beaver Baby" (great vocal), "Touch Me" (country-rock interpreted by Dorsey), "If You Want It Enough" (medium rock), "Butterfingers" (that would be better without the chorus). The trio definitively split up. at the end of 1957 the two brothers record demos for Ricky Nelson.
Famous songwriters, they record on Imperial on February 1958 under the name of Burnette Bros, "Warm Love" and "My Honey" (Imperial 5509) and two titles you can find on Skyline 1254: "Do Baby Do" and "Boppin' Rosalie". The same year, Johnny signs with Freedom (subsidiary company of Liberty) and records "Kiss Me" (freedom 44001), next in 1959 "Gumbo" / "Me and The Bear" (Freedom 44011) and "Sweet Baby Doll" (Freedom 44017). In 1960 he records a demo for Liberty. This demo is only released in 1980 on the LP "Let's Have A Party" Capitol 046-78 037.
After this, Johnny records variety with country ("Settin' The Woods On Fire"), or rock ("Cincinnati Fireball" with Eddie Cochran playing the guitar?). First hit in july 1960 with "Dreamin'" and "You're Sixteen". In 1961 Johnny has his last success with "Little Boy Sad" and "Big Big World" in the charts. He tries country: "Hello Walls" written by the young Willie Nelson.
Johnny died going fishing on august 1st 1964.


That's right! I scored an interview with one of the most successful pagan writers today, Dorothy Morrison, to talk about her thoughts on ethical dilemmas, writer's block and breaking into pagan book market.
Q: First things first. What's new? What have you been up to lately? Is there anything upcoming that you'd like us to know about?
A: First of all, I'm putting away my luggage. [Nineteen years on the road is enough for anybody! LOL!] I have one more appearance in July in Atlanta before I do, though. It's Mystic South – details can be found at https://mystic-south.com/ – and I hope folks will come out for that. It's going to be a great conference, with fabulous speakers, and lots of wonderful classes. And I can't think of any place I'd rather finish my touring.


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China's president, Xi Jinping, is an enigma. On the one hand he presents as a modern leader who many hope will guide his nation away from the social and political strictures of a command economy toward a more open society. On the other hand, he appears to be buttressing the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) against any change which might threaten its power and control. What is going on here?
Yes, President Xi is making an effort to tackle corruption. And not before time. This cancer is eating away at the authority of the CCP as it siphons off communal wealth into the hands of a greedy cadre. The question is: how serious is he about rooting out this evil?
The people know that a corrupt oligarchy runs the country, and they are fed up with its self-serving behaviour. In fact, if they had to choose between either democracy or a corruption-free government, they would probably choose the latter.
But an anti-corruption drive is nothing new. It's just another name for an old fashioned political purge.
For example, this is how previous president Hu Jintau got rid of his factional enemy from Shanghai, Party Secretary Chen Liangyu. Hu's predecessor Zhang Zemin did the same thing with a troublesome mayor of Beijing, Chen Xitong.
And recently in Chongqing, newly appointed Party Secretary Bo Xilai instigated a corruption clean-up which netted the police chief Wen Qiang and a dozen or so local mafia bosses (all executed). Government heads rolled, corrupt businessmen were jailed and their assets confiscated. In one fell swoop, Bo removed his enemies, pocketed their wealth, and created his own power-base (which collapsed later after he over-reached himself).
And now it's Xi Jinping's turn. His popular anti-corruption drive is removing his factional enemies (e.g., Zhou Yongkang) and usurping their power-bases (e.g., the petro-chemical industry and the Peoples Liberation Army).
There is nothing new about this type of behaviour. In China, this is how new leaders consolidate their position.
Although the people are enjoying this blood-sport from the sidelines, they have learned via hard experience never to take anything at face value. They can read between the lines. They know what is really going on.
If they can benefit from this latest purge, all well and good. Otherwise they know that unless the investigators are directed to root out this evil wherever they find it, regardless of politics, then things will stay as they are.
Let's hope that along the way, this latest purge will do some collateral good.
So far there is no evidence of an easing of the CCP's social control. Since he came to power, Xi Jinping has shown zero tolerance for dissent. In fact, under his leadership the screws have been tightened.
For example, recently a group of five young feminists were detained for distributing leaflets highlighting the problem of sexual harassment on public transport.
They were not indulging in the type of provocations typical of dissident artist Ai Weiwei. Neither were they high profile intellectuals like Liu Xiaobo, whose long and non-violent struggle for fundamental human rights in China earned him both a Nobel Prize and a long prison term.
These women are no threat to society – they are just a bunch of unknown citizens performing a public service.
Xi Jinping has a problem. He knows that for the nation to prosper (economically and socially) the CCP must voluntarily loosen its grip on power and allow Chinese society to flourish. However, he also knows that the CCP has much to lose if it does so. Hence its efforts to maintain the status quo.
Xi Jinping understands this political dilemma perfectly.
Could it be that he is clamping down on dissent in order to reassure CCP members that their power is secure and that they will have nothing to fear if he introduces gradual change?
Could it be that he is preparing the ground for change by warning the people (who like him and call him Xi Dada: i.e., Big Uncle) that any change will be introduced on his own terms? There will be no dialogue. The CCP will control the process.
A less likely possibility is that he fears that China's economy is at risk of falling into recession, and that as a consequence there could be an outbreak of what is euphemistically called, 'social disorder' across the country. Hence his desire to keep a firm hand on things – at least until the danger has passed.
And finally: is it possible that President Xi is really a hardline wolf in sheep's clothing?
Xi Jinping has a lot going for him.
My guess is that after consolidating his position (via the anti-corruption drive and the clampdown on dissent), he will be ready to address change – hopefully.
And in the longer term, after resolving these internal matters, he will then focus on asserting China's place in the world.
Xi Jinping: potentially the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong.


Diversity in the workplace has garnered lots of public attention in the media and not just because it can boost a company's innovation, efficiency and ROI.
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Research shows that companies with greater diversity in leadership positions perform better than those with less diverse executive and top management staff.This makes its necessary that companies implement a strategy to acquire diverse talent. There are many surefire ways to include greater diversity in your company's leadership roles, while still ensuring that the best possible talent is recruited. Tip #4 is a great place to start!
Did you know that more CEOs of large U.S. companies are named John (5.3 percent) than there are CEOs who are women (4.1 percent)? Despite how astonishing this is, the challenge of diversity in the workplace is not going away anytime soon. However, it is critical to learn how to effectively hire diverse candidates because bad hires (regardless of their race, gender or sexual orientation) will sink the ship. Check out tip #3 to stay ahead of the competition.
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If passed, a bill would grant terminally ill Rhode Islanders access to experimental drugs that are in their final test phase.
A "right to try" bill introduced to the General Assembly Feb. 3 proposes allowing terminally ill patients in Rhode Island to have access to experimental drugs not yet approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
As of 2014, five states had passed similar legislation: Arizona, Colorado, Louisiana, Michigan and Missouri. An additional 23 states are considering adopting comparable laws.
Rep. Joseph McNamara, D-Warwick and Cranston, and chairman of the House Committee on Health, Education and Welfare, introduced the bill. He has lost a brother and a close friend to cancer.
"It was difficult dealing with the despair and the lack of hope that really impacted the quality of life and the mental state of those individuals," McNamara said. The law aims to provide a sense of hope to patients suffering from terminal illnesses, as well as to their family and friends, he said.
The bill's primary goals are "giving people that hope of trying something that may prolong their life and possibly even cure them, and giving physicians a new tool to use in their repertoire for healing terminally ill patients," McNamara added.
After exhausting traditional courses of treatment, patients currently have limited options. They can attempt to enroll in clinical trials, but space in these trials is often limited, and patients are ineligible if they do not meet the proper criteria.
Only 3 percent of patients qualify for the clinical trials that may represent their only hope for recovery, Kurt Altman, national policy adviser and general counsel for the Goldwater Institute, told USA Today Feb. 3.
Expanding access to experimental drugs is "really a good thing — highly ethical to do and very important," said Timothy Flanigan, professor of medicine.
Patients also have the option of petitioning for access to experimental drugs. But this process is time-consuming and inefficient, McNamara said. It takes a physician more than 100 hours to fill out the necessary paperwork for access to unapproved medications, and most patients do not have the time or money to pursue this option, he added.
Flanigan stressed the importance of the historical precedent that bolsters his support for the law. During the AIDS crisis in the 1980s, experimental drugs were made available to AIDS patients facing a high morbidity rate, and the results were extremely effective, he said. More recently, an experimental Ebola medication was able to save lives, said Flanigan, who spent time last fall working to fight the outbreak in Liberia.
Given the relatively low risk of expanding access to experimental medications and the potential for saving many lives and providing patients with a source of hope, passage of a "right to try" bill would be a positive development for the Ocean State, Flanigan said.


NEW YORK – United States consumer sentiment fell in April for the first time in three months, missing estimates, as the long-term economic outlook dropped to the lowest in more than a year and enthusiasm over tax cuts waned.
The University of Michigan's preliminary sentiment index decreased to 96.9 from the prior month's 98.4, according to a report Friday. The median estimate of economists surveyed by Bloomberg was 98.2. The gauge of current conditions rose to a four-month high of 114.2, while the expectations gauge fell to 85.8.
The decline in sentiment reflected a weakening outlook for the economy, with a gauge of views for five years out falling to the lowest level since January 2018. At the same time, the broader index remained elevated, as plentiful jobs, higher stock prices and the Federal Reserve's hesitation to raise interest rates continue to support consumer attitudes. Consumers anticipate slower gains in prices. Inflation expectations for the year ahead fell to 2.4 percent, while the rate seen over the next five to 10 years decreased to 2.3 percent, matching a half-century low. Fed policy makers closely monitor the inflation results in this survey. Amid reports that tax refunds have declined from last year, the Michigan data suggested consumers saw the stimulus from tax cuts as having "run its course," as spontaneous favorable references to the policy plummeted since early last year. Yet Americans remain sanguine about their personal finances, with an index of prospects for the year ahead at the best level since 2004.
A measure of buying conditions for household durable goods rose to a four-month high, though more consumers judged vehicle and home prices unfavorably. As the Fed pledges patience on borrowing costs, 55 percent of respondents expected interest rates to increase, the smallest share since mid-2016. Interviews for the preliminary report were conducted March 27 to April 10. The month's final estimate of sentiment, which includes more interviews, will be released April 26.


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Andrew Martin: The ABC of the Caro Kann - a review
3/13/2017 – What to do against 1.e4? The Caro-Kann offers good opportunities to reach (very) solid or, if you wish, quite sharp positions. On his DVD "The ABC of the Caro-Kann" Andrew Martin explains the ideas of this opening and offers a complete Caro-Kann repertoire for Black. Markus Hochgräfe had a critical look at the DVD.
new: Mega Database 2021
The ABC of the Caro-Kann
The ABC of the Caro Kann describes a repertoire for Black which will stand the test of time and the main ideas and themes of the opening are explained in Andrew Martin's usual friendly, accessable style. The Caro-Kann is a permanent defence to 1 e4!
On this DVD you will be taken on a journey through what is arguably the sharpest opening line known to men.
Andrew Martin: The ABC of the Caro Kann
A review by FM Markus Hochgräfe
IM Andrew Martin is a well-known ChessBase author and as I have played the Caro-Kann for more than two decades myself I was interested what he had to say about the opening and what lines he does recommend.
Martin divides his material into 25 chapters and explains the Caro-Kann by showing (complete) games. If you think that the Caro-Kann is (too) solid an opening but this DVD shows that this is not always the case. Especially for club players, who want a solid defense but still want to be able to play for a win, Martin's repertoire choices are excellent (with one exception, the Panov endgame):
Martin recommends 3…c5 against the Advance Variation 3.e5 (which is sharper than the alternative 3…Bf5).
Against the main line 3.Nc3 dxe4 4.Nxe4 he recommends 4…Bf5, followed by the modern approach of playing …e6 and castling kingside which is sharper than the older …Qc7 followed by castling queenside.
Martin likes 4…Bh5 against the Two Knights variation 2.Nc3 and 3.Nf3, which is sharper than the well-known 4…Bxf3.
He wants to play 5…Nc6 6.Bg5 Be6 against the Panov, again a sharper variation than the alternative 6…e6.
Martin recommends 5…Nc6 6.Nf3 Bg4 which after a series of more or less forced moves leads to the so-called "Panov endgame".
1: 3.e5 c5 4.dxc5 Nc6 Introduction
2: Repertoire Choices
3: Main line with 3…Bf5, 10...e6 11.Bd2 Black castles queenside
4: Main line with 3…Bf5, 10...e6 11.Bd2 Black castles kingside
5: Main line with 3…Bf5, 10...e6 11.Bf4 Ngf6
6: Main line with 3…Bf5, 10...e6 11.Bf4 Qa5
7: Short Summary of the main line
8: Main line with 4…Bf5, deviations from White
9: Main line with 4…Bf5, deviations from White, 6. Bc4
10: Main line with 4…Bf5, deviations from White, 6. f4
11: Main line with 4…Bf5, deviations from White, 4.Nc5
12: 3.e5 c5 4.dxc5 Nc6 5.Bb5 e6 6.Be3 8… Nxc6 Game 1
14: 3.e5 c5 4.dxc5 Nc6 5.Bb5 7.Nf3, Club Player's game.
15: 3.e5 c5 4.dxc5 Nc6 5.Bb5 e6 6.Nf3
16: Short Summary of the advance variation
17: Two Knights variation with 4...Bh5
18: King's Indian Attack 2.d3
19: Exchange Variation. 3.exd5 cxd5 4.Bd3
20: Panov 5..Nc6 6.Nf3, Panov endgame.
22: Panov 5...Nc6 6.Bg5 Be6 7.a3
23: 2.c4, 6…a6
24: Outro.
My remarks to the various chapters:
12-15: Advance variation: Martin shows some games with 3.e5 c5 4.dxc5 Nc6 5.Bb5, which used to be the main line, but I found some improvements in the lines he gives in the annotations.
Two examples: In chapter 13 White is better after 13.Bxe7; and instead of 11…Bxh6 Black can win with 11…Qh4.
Even more important is the fact that in recent games White employed two dangerous approaches which are not mentioned on the DVD: 3.e5 c5 4.dxc5 Nc6 5.a3!? e6 6.Sf3 or 5.Nf3 Bg4 6.c3! e6 7.Be3.
However, the game Kryvoruchko – Tazbir, 2016, shows how Black can counter these attempts by White:
17: Two Knights variation: after 4…Bh5 Black is ok! My engine also likes Black's approach. From my point of view there is no reason to play the (too) solid 4...Bxf3.
20: The Panov endgame: For a grandmaster entering Panov endgame after 6.Nf3 Bg4 7.cxd5 Nxd5 8.Qb3 e6 9.Qxb7 Nxd4 10.Bb5 Nxb5 11.Qc6 Ke7 12.Qxb5 Qd7 might be fine and many grandmaster games in which this position was reached have indeed led to a draw. However, Black must know the theory very well. One mistake and he is lost. Therefore, I think the club player's choice should be 13...Nxc3, which leads to lines in which you have to know less theory but sharper positions with a better chance to play for a win. Here, I recommend to have a look at the 60 minutes-video from GM Danielsen A clear program to fight the Panov Attack:
The target audience of this DVD are players with a rating between 1600 and 2200. The DVD gives you a reliable repertoire based on the Caro-Kann. Martin's recommendations against the main variation 3.Nc3 and the Two Knights Variation look good to me and my engine also approves of these variations. However, you will need to do some homework in the Advance Variation with 5.a3!?. As far as the Panov is concerned, I would recommend to watch GM Henrik Danielsen's 60 minutes video about the Panov Attack and to follow his recommendation 13…Nxc3 to avoid the "Panov endgame". All in all I would rate this DVD with a 'B'.
A ChessBase feature with Andrew Martin
Michael51 3/15/2017 03:51
Looks interesting ....anyone know what year this DVD was originally produced?
Alan Smith 3/14/2017 01:02
Andrew Martin is a wonderful chess teacher. I truly miss his YouTube channel, which I felt was the best of all the chess-related channels out there.
dmsv 3/14/2017 05:10
I'll leave critique of Martin's chosen lines to the experts, but it's worth adding (and emphasizing): Martin is a remarkably good expositor of chess opening plans and ideas, which makes his DVDs especially useful for those of us (like myself) who desperately need someone to tell us what we should be trying to do with our pieces in different opening systems. Although I haven't yet seen Martin's overview of the Caro-Kann, I've watched--and benefited significantly--from several of his other opening DVDs. If you're in the rating range this material is aimed at (it's the ABC series, after all), I suspect you'll find his work very helpful and refreshingly clear as well.


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Ekonomiskt råd är i Sverige en titel på en utlandsstationerad tjänsteman vid finansdepartementet. Titeln kan jämföras med ambassadråd (utsänd från UD), rättsråd (utsänd från justitiedepartementet), lantbruksråd, energiråd, atområd, miljöråd, kulturråd, etc. Ekonomiskt råd ska inte blandas ihop med finansråd, vilken är en titel som bärs av avdelningschefer vid finansdepartementet.

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Природно-математички факултет је некадашњи факултет Универзитета у Београду.

Настао је 1947. године поделом Филозофског факултета на Филозофски и Природно-математички факултет. Почетком деведесетих година 20. века, овај факултет је споразумно укинут и установљени су засебни Биолошки факултет, Географски факултет, Математички факултет, Факултет за физичку хемију, Физички факултет и Хемијски факултет.

У свакодневном говору, под скраћеницом "ПМФ" најчешће се подразумева зграда на Студентском тргу 12-16 у којој је некада био смештен Природно-математички факултет, данас зграда у поседу Хемијског факултета, у којој простор изнајмљују институти и факултети настали из некадашњег ПМФ-а. Зграда је изграђена 1954. године према пројекту архитеката Александра Секулића и Ђорђа Стефановића, а налази се на месту некадашњег затвора "Главњача", двоспратног здања из XIX века, близу Универзитетског парка.

Декани факултета били су:
 Љубиша Глишић 1947−1949
 Вукић Мићовић 1949−1952
 Тадија Пејовић 1952−1954
 Стојан Павловић 1954−1956
 Симеун Грозданић 1956−1958
 Татомир Анђелић 1958−1962
 Павле Радоман 1962−1963
 Боривоје Рашајски 1964−1967

Референце

Универзитет у Београду
Факултети у Београду


Cataloguing my collection of editions of The Lord of the Rings like the sad person I am.
The Shining DVD: matted vs. unmatted presentations.
A menu-navigation guide for the Memento Limited Edition DVD.
On Film: a collection of quotes from filmmakers, critics, and viewers.
Mad Max 2 (The Road Warrior): all of Max's dialogue.
Star Trek: The Next Generation: an early review from Iron Crown Quarterly, issue #1, summer 1988.
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Kres je lahko:

 kres - ogenj
 kres - dan poletnega Sončevega obrata (poletni solsticij) ali dan, s katerim se začne poletje (običajno med 21. in 23. junijem)
 Kres - opera Frana Gerbiča
 Kres - založba
 Folklorna skupina Kres - folklorna skupina iz Novega mesta

Glasila

 Kres (1881–1886) - leposlovni in znanstveni list (Celovec: Tiskarna Družbe sv. Mohorja, urednik Jakob Sket v sodelovanju z Gregorjem Krekom in župnikom Davorinom Trstenjakom)
 Kres (1921–1923) - družinski list (Ljubljana: Splošna delavska izobraževalna zveza »Svoboda« za Slovenijo, urednik Karlo Kocjančič, kasneje Angelo Cerkvenik)
 Kres (1930–1941) - glasilo katoliške mladine


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City seeks Middle East link
City councillors are investigating links which could lead to Oxford being twinned with towns in the Middle East.
Friendship links are being proposed between Oxford and Ramallah, a city in the occupied West Bank, and Neve Shalom/Wahat al-Salam in Israel -- despite fears about the political sensitivity of the move.
An Oxford-Ramallah Friendship Association has been formed and contact made with Palestinian residents in the university town.
ORFA is establishing links between schools, hospitals, trade unions, faith groups and civic societies, and a delegation is planned for June.
The council is now asking its executive board to investigate friendship links between Oxford and the two locations, with a view to twinning in the future.
Mahmoud Hawari, of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, added: "I hope this will make people in Oxford more aware of the plight of Palestinians and their fight for freedom."
Rabbi Eli Brackman, of the Cowley Road-based Chabad Society, urged the city council to be "hypersensitive", in case it appeared to support one side or the other.
He said: "If an official twinning did take place, then that could make a friendship link a political issue."
Labour councillor Rick Muir, who represents Hinksey Park ward, said the friendship link with Perm in Russia paved the way for a full twinning arrangement.
He added that by creating such links, the council sustained its hope "for a just and peaceful future for all of the people of the Middle East".
Labour councillor John Tanner said: "We need to show our support to the brave people from Oxford who will be visiting Ramallah in the next few months."
Ramallah, once mooted as a capital city for Palestine, suffered last year during the Israeli military occupation of the West Bank.
Green city councillor Craig Simmons said the council should take note of the inspiring example of the village of Neve Shalom/Wahat al-Salam, the "oasis of peace" in Israel where Jews and Arabs lived side by side.


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Firearms Certificates
Questions (445)
Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire
445. Deputy Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire asked the Minister for Justice and Equality the number of times firearms certificates have been granted to personnel from other jurisdictions; the personnel granted certificates and the circumstances in which they were granted. [18543/19]
Written answers (Question to Justice)
Minister for Justice and Equality
Firstly, I assume the Deputy is primarily referring to official foreign security personnel who accompany certain persons, such as visiting dignitaries and others, when travelling to this State. The general legal position is that under Section 2(2)(b) of the Firearms (Firearms Certificate for Non-Residents) Act 2000, the Minister for Justice and Equality has a power to grant firearms certificates, including to official foreign security personnel, where it is deemed necessary to do so. This is a normal and established feature of international relations between states.
Decisions in relation to the grant of certificates to official foreign security personnel are made following consultation with An Garda Síochána. As the House will appreciate, for obvious reasons, it is long standing practice not to comment in detail on matters relating to security in such circumstances.
Firearms certificates were granted in respect of a total of 131 such personnel in 2017 and a total of 134 in 2018.
In addition, a number of firearms certificates were issued to State personnel from other jurisdictions in different circumstances. These included certificates granted for ceremonial purposes; to a veterinary team; and foreign defence personnel who were participating in target shooting competitions or target shooting training courses in the State. Separately, firearms certificates for non-residents who wish to shoot in the State for hunting and sporting purposes are issued by An Garda Síochána.


This is Samahra's Doll. Her parents Tiffani and Yuri came to see us at the Airbnb room that we have here at the top of the stairs and saw one of my dolls while we were having breakfast in the studio. After they returned home Yuri sent me some wonderful photos that he had taken of my studio and also a request that I make a doll for Samahra. He sent me some photos of Samahra herself so that I could do justice to her lovely face and cornrow braids and this is the finished product....just in time for Christmas. This photo is taken in the kitchen in my pot of sage and parsley, which seemed like a good idea at the time but has resulted in some flare on the lens. Nevertheless it is a good shot of the dolls little face.
And here is a beautiful picture that Samahra's parents sent to me of her pretty face after she had opened her Christmas present. It was a wonderful post-holiday surprise for me to receive the e-mail from Yuri and Tiffani with these pictures attached. As you can see Samahra knew exactly what a Christmas doll needs most, which is a loving welcome to the family hug. I really focus on creating dolls that feel at least as good as they look and it appears that for Samahra it was a successful effort.
Tiffani and Yuri also sent me some pictures of Samahra before I started her doll so that I could see the way her mother braids and arranges her hair and try to duplicate that for her. So Samahra's doll as cornrow braids attached to a crocheted cap and the braids can even be rearranged a bit so that they tie at the side or the back. Samahra was evidently quite tickled with the braids. I also really concentrated on giving the doll big dark brown eyes, a wide button nose and a full rounded mouth so that she would have a family resemblance to Samahra.
I really enjoy making the dolls, but I particularly like making them for a special child. This was such a fun project for me, and seeing the photos from Christmas morning made the whole thing even more meaningful.
What a cute girl! The success of the doll show on her face!


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Ritual of Repentance
The Post-Scandal Litany of New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer Has Familiar Echoes
By Libby Copeland
We are riveted, but why? Nearly every post-scandal news conference is like every other. There's a script to these things, as we all know, and New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer followed it to the letter yesterday in seeming to acknowledge his involvement with a prostitute and apologizing for it.
He and his wife got up onstage, they stood close, he took responsibility, he took no questions. We've seen all this before, but across America, people watched for the panic, the angst, the teary eyes and, most of all, for that moment of clarity when Silda Wall Spitzer might rear back and slug her husband in the jaw.
That, of course, didn't happen. It never does. The post-scandal news conference, by its formulaic nature, attempts to project order and control in the messiest of public moments. If you hit all the right lines, you can at least contain the damage.
We test the crisis-management script.
First, we watch the news conference. There's Spitzer, with his wife by his side. He says, "I want to briefly address a private matter." Then he expresses remorse (albeit vaguely) and promises to "dedicate some time to regain the trust of my family."
Then, we call Mark Geragos, the high-profile criminal defense attorney, who -- as it happens -- has not actually seen the news conference. He proceeds to describe the news conference that he has not seen.
"You've got to have the dutiful wife and you have to have the 'it's a private matter,' " Geragos says. "And remorse for the past and plans for the future."
"If you've seen one, you've seen 'em all," Geragos says.
How strange that so many of us watch when we already know what will happen. And as we watch, random thoughts emerge: Did Silda Spitzer know when she got dressed this morning what she was dressing for? And did he change his tie from blue to a bold red, knowing that this image of him would be indelible? How do you dress for a scandal?
And what about that last line?
"I will report back to you in short order," Spitzer said at the end of the news conference, like he was closing a business deal and just needed to check some numbers, like he was completely in control of the situation.
The post-scandal news conference is all about control. The husband and wife must present a united front, which is why the wife has to be there, as Dina McGreevey was when New Jersey Gov. Jim McGreevey announced an affair with another man, and as Suzanne Craig was when Idaho Sen. Larry Craig denied allegations of soliciting a man for sex in an airport bathroom, and as Wendy Vitter was when Louisiana Sen. David Vitter, accused of involvement with a prostitute, apologized for his "very serious sin."
"If you don't have the spouse with you, the signal sent is one of abject debauchery and guilt," says Eric Dezenhall, a crisis management consultant. "When the wife or the family is with you, that suggests, well, somebody close to this person loves them and thinks they're worthwhile."
The cynic might say that the audience for these news conferences is engaging in schadenfreude, that we watch such dramas because we are bad, bad people. But a kinder truth is that we watch others to learn about ourselves. We are always amazed to find that high-profile people's lives are as troubled as our own, or even more so. And it's not joy we feel, but a certain a-ha of recognition. They are fallible, after all.
We wonder about hypocrisy, and the political sphere's's unending capacity for it. We wonder about the difference between appearances and reality -- the difference between the crusading attorney-general-turned-governor and his alleged private crookedness.
And we wonder about grace, too. What tranquil space do wronged spouses visit in their mind's eyes during these news conferences? Do they all go to the same grassy field?
We have questions upon questions. We wonder what we will know tomorrow.
Because if this scandal follows the script of so many others before it, there will be more revelations in days to come.
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On May 11, the CFPB announced an enforcement action against a company that offers a payment processing service to mortgage borrowers. For a fee, the company will collect a borrower's monthly mortgage payment every two weeks and send the payment to the mortgage servicer in an effort to reduce the amount of interest the borrower pays. In its complaint, the CFPB alleges that the company misrepresents the potential interest savings of the biweekly mortgage payment program and also misleads consumers about the cost of the program. For example, the company allegedly advertised immediate savings that may actually take several years to be realized. The CFPB alleges that such conduct violates both the Telemarketing Sales Rule and the Consumer Financial Protection Act's prohibition against unfair, deceptive or abusive acts or practices. The CFPB is seeking an injunction, financial compensation for injured consumers, and a civil money penalty.
On May 11, the CFPB issued CFPB Compliance Bulletin 2015-02 addressing creditors' compliance obligations with respect to applicants whose income includes vouchers from the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership Program. The Equal Credit Opportunity Act prohibits creditors from discriminating against applicants on a prohibited basis, such as because some or all of an applicant's income derives from a public assistance program. The Section 8 voucher program provides monthly financial assistance to low-income, first-time homebuyers. According to the CFPB, some financial institutions have improperly been excluding or refusing to consider income derived from the voucher program during the underwriting process.
On May 12, the CFPB announced a settlement with a national wireless carrier that it sued last year and also announced a new enforcement action against another wireless carrier. Both actions allege that the wireless carriers billed their customers for unauthorized third-party charges. The CFPB is claiming jurisdiction over the wireless carriers, which are traditionally subject to the jurisdiction of the Federal Communications Commission, as "covered persons" under the Consumer Financial Protection Act on the basis that the wireless carriers both extended credit to and processed payments for consumers. According to the consent orders, the wireless carriers allegedly collected charges for various wireless products (e.g., premium text messages, apps, games, etc.) sold by third-party merchants. The wireless carriers allegedly contracted with a third-party "billing aggregator" that processed these payments. Many of these charges that were processed by the billing aggregator were not authorized by consumers, but the wireless carriers still placed these charges on consumers' wireless bills. Under the terms of the proposed consent orders, the carriers will provide $120 million in refunds to consumers and will also pay $38 million in federal and state civil money penalties.
On May 14, the CFPB announced a public inquiry into student loan servicing practices. The CFPB issued a request for information to the general public. According to the press release, the CFPB is seeking from "information on the pain points in student loan servicing that make repayment a more difficult and stressful process." Specifically, the inquiry seeks information regarding industry servicing practices that create repayment challenges or "hurdles" for delinquent borrowers, and the economic incentives that may affect the level of service provided by loan servicers. The CFPB is also asking for information regarding the potential application of consumer protections in other markets to the student loan servicing market. In conjunction with announcing the public inquiry, the CFPB also re-launched an updated version of its "Repay Student Debt" online tool to help student borrowers analyze their repayment options. The deadline for submitting comments is July 13, 2015. Although it is unclear what the CFPB will do with the information it collects in this public inquiry, this may prelude a student loan servicing rulemaking.


Inflammation is a key player in the pathogenesis of cardiovascular disease. In the case of several cardiovascular risk factors, including hypercholesterolemia, clinical signs of disease are preceded by the development of an inflammatory phenotype in the microvasculature, which may promote a low-grade systemic inflammation rendering tissues more susceptible to injurious stimuli or other risk factors. Recent epidemiological studies have revealed that infectious agents, for example cytomegalovirus (CMV), may contribute to cardiovascular disease. CMV is a beta-herpesvirus that has been identified in atherosclerotic lesions, and accelerates disease progression in hyperlipidemic animals. CMV induces an inflammatory phenotype in isolated cells. Our findings show that CMV also induces endothelial dysfunction in arterioles in vivo, and exacerbates hypercholesterolemia-induced blood cell recruitment in postcapillary venules. Therefore our focus is to investigate the underlying mechanisms involved in the microvascular responses to CMV, and its cooperation with other cardiovascular risk factors in the generation of a pro-inflammatory phenotype. Some of our areas of interest include the role of platelets, reactive oxygen species and cytokines.
Jiang B, Hebert VY, Khandelwal AR, Stokes KY, Dugas TR. HIV-1 antiretrovirals induce oxidant injury and increase intima-media thickness in an atherogenic mouse model. Toxicol Lett. 2009;187(3):164-71. PMCID: PMC2680796.
Khoretonenko MV, Leskov IL, Jennings SR, Yurochko AD, Stokes KY. Cytomegalovirus infection leads to microvascular dysfunction and exacerbates hypercholesterolemia-induced responses. Am J Pathol. 2010;177(4):2134-44. PMCID: PMC2947306.
Yilmaz G, Vital S, Erkuran Yilmaz C, Stokes KY, Alexander SJ, Granger DN. Selectin-mediated recruitment of bone marrow stromal cells in the postischemic cerebral microvasculature. Stroke. 2010; 42(3):806-11. PMCID: PMC3042505.
Senchenkov E, Khoretonenko MV, Leskov IL, Stokes KY. P-selectin is upregulated by cytomegalovirus infection and mediates the associated microvascular dysfunction. Microcirculation. 2011;18(6):452-62. PMCID: PMC3148337.
Leskov IL, Stokes KY. Cytomegalovirus infection promotes microvascular dysfunction through an NAD(P)H oxidase-dependent pathway. Free Radic Biol Med 2011;51(12):2300-8. PMCID: PMC3272703.
Stokes KY, Granger DN. Platelets: A critical link between inflammation and microvascular dysfunction. J Physiol. 2012;590(Pt 5):1023-34. PMCID: PMC3381810.
Singer G, Stokes KY, Granger DN. Reactive oxygen and nitrogen species in sepsis-induced hepatic microvascular dysfunction. Inflamm Res. 2013;62(2):155-64.40.
Palaniyandi S, Radhakrishnan SV, Karlsson FJ, Stokes KY, Kittan N, Huber E, Hildebrandt GC. Murine cytomegalovirus immediate-early 1 gene expression correlates with increased GVHD after allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation in recipients reactivating from latent infection. PLoS ONE. 2013;8(4):e61841.


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Grill-outs can create a whole lot of waste, but they don't need to! There are tons of great ways to enjoy a special occasion without creating a ton of trash. Here's how to make your event reusable, homemade, recyclable, or compostable.
Mismatched place settings create a fun, country-chic look for any outdoor event.
Most cookouts are riddled with disposables like tinfoil, plastic wrap, plastic cutlery, paper plates and napkins, plastic cups, and food packaging. But it doesn't have to be this way! We host lots of events at my farm all summer long that manage to produce no garbage. That includes large-scale events like weddings and music festivals! For more ideas on improving your environmental impact, be sure to check out my new book, Better: The Everyday Art of Sustainable Living.
We all have mason jars, mismatched plates, a variety of silverware, and scraps of fabric lying around. Put all those things to use, and supplement what you don't have with items from your local thrift shop. Stacking different plates for salad and entrees, folding up bandannas as napkins or using lace curtains as tablecloths are all ways to utilize what you have to make a beautiful, country setting for your event. Doing your part for the environment will also lend your cookout a classy, country-chic feel.
From homemade barbecue sauce to fresh-baked burger buns or farm-to-table zucchini relish, each item at your barbecue that you've made yourself will be showstopper. Best part? Canned foods like relish, pickles, dilly beans, and beets will keep for a year or more. So preserve your foods in bulk, and you'll have enough sides and fixings for multiple events.
Use the Freshest Herbs -- Live Ones!
If you've been growing kitchen herbs in pots, bring them over to your buffet line and let people clip their own oregano, basil, or dill.
Stop in at your local butcher to get specific cuts of meat for your event. This will eliminate excessive packaging from the supermarket and ensure you have local, healthy food you can feel great about serving your guests. For sides and salads, ditch premade fare in excessive packaging loaded with preservatives and instead opt to make your own. Fresh ingredients and herbs means reduced waste and happy taste buds!
Paper napkins are so passe! Opt for cloth napkins that you buy at a store or make from old clothes, or -- my favorite -- use bandannas! For grilling veggies, you can buy a stainless-steel grilling basket or utilize reusable skewers (or use rosemary stems or other skinny branches). Corn can be grilled in-husk. If you still want to wrap something in foil, try using banana leaves.
All fruits, veggies, buns, salads, and pasta can be composted. Meat, dairy, and grease should only be added to covered bins safe from predators. If you aren't already composting, fill a five-gallon pail and bring your scraps to a neighbor who is, or bring it to a community garden.
For small parties, people can bus tables on their own by emptying food scraps into a compost bin and bringing dishes and napkins inside for washing. For larger events, leave labeled big plastic bins out for dirty dishes, another for napkins, and a pail for compost. Recyclables can be put into a large, marked garbage pail. Keep an eye on these bins in order to correct any mis-tosses.
Most Important, Let Your Guests Know!
It's hip to be green! Your guests will be happy to play their part in reducing waste and will enjoy hearing about the different ways you've made it a zero-waste event.
How do you try to limit waste at your events? Share your tips in the comments section.
Dress up your party with some festive DIY party decorations!


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Public Defender Establishes Associative Discrimination on Grounds of Sexual Orientation
On December 21, 2021, the Public Defender addressed Copyprint 2000 Ltd. with a recommendation to eliminate associative discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation when performing its professional activity. The applicant's interests were represented in the Public Defender's Office by NNLE Women's Initiatives Support Group (WISG).
According to the applicant, on 6 July 2021 he applied to Copyprint 2000 Ltd. with a request to make a stamp for the European Human Rights Network. The above was refused by the company's employee on homophobic grounds. (The main activity of the organization is the protection of the rights of various vulnerable groups, including the LGBT+ community).
In a position presented to the Public Defender, the respondent did not answer the questions asked by the Public Defender's Office and could not explain the legitimate aim that would disprove the presumption of discriminatory action.
In her recommendation, the Public Defender focused on the problematic environment in Georgia in terms of the equality of the LGBT+ community. It should be noted that the applicant was refused services on 6 July 2021, which was preceded by the violent acts of a homophobic nature in various locations of the capital on 5 July.
Based on the above, the Public Defender recommended to Copyprint 2000 Ltd. to refrain from discriminatory treatment on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity and to observe the principle of equality when conducting entrepreneurial activities and providing services in the future, as well as to develop an internal anti-discrimination policy document and to provide training for the company staff on equality and non-discrimination issues in order to promote a tolerant environment for the LGBT+ community and other vulnerable groups in the company.


I visited the North Pole this weekend. Okay, not exactly the North Pole, but I figured it'd be a very similar experience as to the one I had this weekend at the Houston Nutcracker Market. There are hundreds of vendors that set up shop in the NRG Convention Center to spread holiday cheer to thousands of consumers and with so many holiday items and happy people, it might as well have been Santa's haven.
Since older sis lives in The Woodlands now, she invited her friend, our mom, twin sis, and our bff, in for a girls' weekend to attend the Nutcracker Market in Houston. It was the first time the majority of us have attend so it really was a magical, and sometimes overwhelming, experience.
The Nutcracker Market is a four-day shopping extravaganza where you can browse rows and rows of vendors from all across the country selling their goods. Shop and purchase anything from clothes to holiday decor to gourmet food. You can also buy drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) to walk around with, and they do have some food options.
Since The Woodlands sits about 45 minutes to the Northwest of Houston proper, my brother-in-law graciously reserved a bus for us to travel down to the event so that 1) we didn't drink and drive, and 2) we had a comfortable place to fit 6 women and all our purchases! Honestly, it was the way to go to this. We didn't have to worry about parking and our driver stayed in the parking lot the whole time so we could drop off bags throughout the day.
It did not disappoint, and we all left with bags full of home decor, artisan food items and more.
I think we will making attending the market a yearly tradition. We had a blast! It really was a day full of holiday cheer.
Have you been to Houston's Nutcracker Market?


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Best CIA Psychic Uncovers Mars' Past, Documents Available Online
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Maasin sildehexal kaufen ohne rezept Newly declassified documents reveal that the CIA used a "remote viewer" to see what Mars looked like in the past. The full transcript can be found online thanks to the Freedom of Information Act. In the transcripts, the psychic claimed to witness signs of past civilizations on the planet nearly one million years ago.
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Some report that the remote viewer's name is sealed, however a little digging will reveal that the person in question is Joe McMoneagle. Known as "Remote Viewer #001", McMoneagle worked on several classified projects with the U.S. Military and CIA.
Although the program officially closed in 1995, McMoneagle has continued to have a successful career as a remote viewer. He now works as a consultant supporting with scientific research, missing persons cases, and educational projects. His extensive work in the private and public sector has helped legitimize the careers of clairvoyants, mediums, and the best online psychics of today.
Remote Viewing Explained
In simple terms, 'remote viewing' is when a person can focus on a specific time and location and describe what it looks like. Even if they cannot see it physically, they can see it mentally in either the past, present, or future.
Originally developed by the US Military and Intelligence services, it is an 'intuitive skill' that can be trained over time. Its initial practical applications were to assist the U.S. military with spying operations. But in the case with Joe McMoneagle, it was to examine life in space.
What Exactly Did Joe McMoneagle 'See'?
According to the transcript, McMoneagle was given a sealed envelope with the following information inside:
The planet Mars.
Time of interest approximately 1 million years B.C.
The interviewer then gave McMoneagle a pair of coordinates to focus his attention on.
Immediately, McMoneagle expressed that he saw "an oblique view of a, ah, pyramid or pyramid form. It's very high. It's kind of sitting in a large depressed area."
He goes on to say, "I just keep seeing very large people. They appear thin and tall, but they're very large, wearing some kind of clothes."
When pushed to elaborate more about the people, McMoneagle says, "They're ancient people. They're dying. It's past their time or age. They're very philosophic about it. They're just looking for a way to survive and they just can't."
Although this information cannot be scientifically proven using traditional methods, there is no doubt that McMoneagle's vision is perplexing. Perhaps there is more to learn about Mars' history than previously considered.
Project Star Gate
On the surface, the claims seem a bit far fetched. However, the 1984 project was actually part of a broader top secret program known most commonly as "Project Star Gate".
The project was a series of experiments that took place over twenty years from 1971 to 1995. The ultimate goal was to: "create a trainable, repeatable, operational and if at all possible, accurate method of psychic spying or information gathering for the U.S. Military and intelligence agencies (CIA, NSA, DIA)."
This interview with McMoneagle was just one of thousands of experiments conducted over the course of the project. If interested in exploring more, anyone can access the 12,000+ Star Gate documents available on the CIA website.
Life After The CIA
Even though the CIA dismantled the project in 1995, McMoneagle still lives his professional life as a remote viewer.
Currently, he works with The Laboratories for Fundamental Research in Palo Alto, California as a full time research associate. He also facilitates the Remote Viewing Program at The Monroe Institute, a nonprofit organization devoted to leading exploration in human consciousness.
He also shares his story of working with the CIA through several published books which are available for purchase.
Paving The Way For The Best Online Psychics
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It's the demise of a dysfunctional family amid thunder and lightning as a catalyst, as if the electricity fuels the actions of otherwise inert people. Mom has left long ago, with a new boyfriend, Hick. The daughter, Dottie, is a bit slow from when her mother tried to smother her with a pillow. The son, Chris, is on drugs most of the time and in dire need of money. Father Ansel watches tv and his live in girlfriend Sharla has a new man already. Trailer park idyll. Until Chris comes up with a plan. Mom has a life insurance made out to Dottie. 50.000 $. If they give 25.000 to crooked cop Joe, they could start a new life – away from the trailer park.
Bad luck, though. Joe wants his money up front… but – with a glance at teenaged Dottie – he's willing to take her as a "retainer"… it takes a while and a thunderstorm for Chris to realise what this entails, but by then Joe has moved into Dottie's room and Chris's scruples about killing his mom come too late. Unfortunately mother didn't leave a cent of her insurance money to her daughter. All goes to her boyfriend, Hicks and Joe can't be paid. Also it turns out that Sharla knew this all along, as a furious Joe points out. And in a rage fuelled by yet another furious thunderstorm detective Joe uncovers Sharla and Hicks' plot. They'd used Chris' desperation to organise the murder of his mom, then prepared to leave with the money. Only Joe was faster. He took revenge on Hicks, and now comes to lay claim on Dottie, and when Chris tries to defeat him with a gun, they fight. Until Dottie has the gun and with every thunderous lightning takes out another family member until all she can say is : baby…. Joe smiles brilliantly, a baby? Thunder claps….
This play lives only through the presence of the actors, otherwise being full of plotholes and leaps in thought. Luckily the participants in this play were extraordinary. Sophie Cookson as Dottie was magnificent, Adam Gillen as her brother amazingly disgusting, Neve Mcintosh and Steffan Rhodri as the parents made you consider parricide and even the stage with its derelict trailer contributed to the tristesse of the story. I was positively surprised by how tremendous Orlando Bloom was, though. He was cold, dead, awful, grimey, disgusting, intimidating and frightening, all rolled into this cocksure ugly lawman who exists outside the law. Yes, he is very good looking, and yes, we all enjoyed seeing him in the buff for a couple of blessed seconds, but the depth of character he displayed was truly remarkable. He's smaller than I'd expected him to be, but his personality was much larger than I thought.
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Michigan's Best Brewery: Witch's Hat prides itself on beer, friendly atmosphere
By Michael Wayland | mwayland@mlive.com
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Witch's Hat Brewing Co., 22235 Pontiac Trail in South Lyon.
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SOUTH LYON, MI- The owners of Witch's Hat Brewing Co. took the best of a bad situation and decided to make it into beer.
Ryan and Erin
Cottongim,
a husband and wife team, were both got laid off during the Great Recession. But instead of looking for another traditional nine to five job, they decided to start a brewery.
"We were either going to go bankrupt or we were going to open a brewery," said Erin, 28, during a phone interview Tuesday with MLive.
Needless to say, they didn't go bankrupt. In fact, the South Lyon duo had a line out the door for hours on their opening day on Dec. 26, 2011.
But it didn't all happen at once. Ryan, a 33-year-old home brewer, said the couple worked for about two years with the Michigan Small Business Technology Development Center, which helps small businesses with business plans and proposals, to turn the idea into reality.
"We're still definitely one of the smaller breweries … but it's a lot of fun and we continue to be creative and do new things to keep our customers intrigued and coming back all the time," he said.
Witch's Hat Brewing Co. received the most votes in Metro Detroit for MLive's search for Michigan's Best Brewery. We will visit the South Lyon brewery, along with three other Metro Detroit finalists Sept. 19.
The 1,600-square-foot brewery – named after the South Lyon train station that is shaped like a Witch's Hat –
can brew up to 600 barrels a year, or about 18,600 gallons, with its three and a half barrel system. And just as much as i
t prides itself on its signature beers – Big Doedish, Trainhopper IPAs and Edward's portly brown — it also has a signature atmosphere and "sense of community," according to Ryan.
"I think that's what sets us apart and what helps us," he said.
At the beginning, the two made it a point to know their customers' names, but as their beer club membership has grown to about 600 people, it's a bit more difficult.
The mug club glasses are also unique. Instead of a pint glass or engraved mug, each is a custom glass blown by the Glass Academy in Dearborn.
Witch's Hat, 22235 Pontiac Trail, is one of nearly 40 breweries to be nominated through reader polls to compete for MLive's search for "Michigan's Best Brewery."
Michigan's Best Brewery: John Gonzalez is on a quest to find Michigan's Best Brewery.
MLive entertainment reporter John "Gonzo" Gonzalez and Amy Sherman of Great American Brew Trail will travel throughout the state from Sept. 16-22. The Metro Detroit visit is scheduled for Thursday.
During the "tour de beer," we will be looking for the brewery with the best overall experience, including the variety of beer they produce, quality of menu (if food is offered), ambiance and the staff's craft beer IQ.
To get our finalists, MLive took nominations from readers for what breweries should be included in the Metro Detroit poll, and a dozen breweries in eight cities were nominated.
Other Metro Detroit breweries we will be visiting for the competition include Falling Down Brewing Co., Kuhnhenn Brewing Co. and Dragonmead Brewery.
The winning brewery for the statewide competition will be announced Sept. 24.
Check back each day for more information on MLive's search for Michigan's Best Brewery.
Michael Wayland
(is a Metro Detroit beer enthusiast and)
covers the automotive industry for MLive. Email him at MWayland@mlive.com & follow him on Twitter @MikeWayland or Google+.