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Quick Guide to Pernod
Pernod is a French anise-flavored liqueur that's worth seeking out! Drink it with water as the French do, or use it in cocktails.
Looking for a bottle Pernod, or simply wondering what it is? This anise-flavored liqueur is very popular in France, but it's still relatively undiscovered in the US. In fact, it's loads less popular than it's anise-flavored cousin liqueur, absinthe. What is Pernod, and what's the difference versus absinthe? And what about Pastis? They're all in the same family. Keep reading!
What is Pernod?
Pernod aka Pernod Anise is a French anise-flavored liqueur invented in 1920, after absinthe was banned in 1915. Making it without wormwood made it a legal liquor (absinthe was thought to be hallucinogenic at the time).
Pernod is made with star anise, fennel, and other herbs and botanicals. The anise or black licorice flavor is very strong, though some say it's not quite as potent as similar liqueurs like absinthe and pastis. It's manufactured and distributed by the company Pernod Ricard.
What's in a name? There are a few anise-flavored products that can be easily confused. Here's a breakdown of similar liqueurs:
Pastis aka Ricard Pastis is another an anise-flavored liqueur invented in France in the 1930's as an alternative to absinthe. It has a very strong black licorice flavor and is lightly sweetened, whereas absinthe is not. A popular brand is called Ricard Pastis, and it's also manufactured by the Pernod Ricard company.
Pernod Absinthe is an absinthe manufactured by the Pernod Ricard company. It's not the same product as Pernod Anise because it's an absinthe.
Why was absinthe banned? Read more at our Quick Guide to Absinthe.
What does Pernod taste like?
Pernod Anise has a strong black licorice flavor, with subtle notes of fennel, coriander and mint. It's best served as the French drink Pastis, diluted with water so it becomes cloudy (called the ouzo effect).
How much alcohol is in Pernod? It is 40% ABV (alcohol by volume), so it has a very high alcohol content. It's equivalent to hard alcohol like as whiskey, rum, vodka and gin.
Are there any Pernod substitutes? Substitute another French anise liqueur like absinthe, Pastis or anisette. Other comparable substitutes are Sambuca, an Italian anise liqueur, or Ouzo, a Greek anise liqueur.
Pernod is a pungent, strong anise liqueur that's extremely refreshing to drink with water as the French do (also called a Pastis). It tastes like black licorice, so we don't recommend it if you're not a fan of black jelly beans!
You can also use Pernod in cooking, where it pairs well with seafood. It pairs well with salmon, shrimp, and French recipes like bouillabaisse (seafood stew).
Compared to other liquors, Pernod is mid-priced. A 750 ml bottle costs about $30.
Most popular Pernod drinks
It's at its best sipped on with water or sparkling water, or you can mix it up into drinks. Here are a few drinks to try:
Pernod and Water
The most popular way to drink Pernod? With water, as the French do! It's also called a Pastis. The French dilute it with water so that it becomes beautifully cloudy and almost iridescent yellow. It's sophisticated and refreshing: like drinking ice cold black licorice.
Ingredients: Pernod, water
Pernod Sazerac
The Sazerac is the official drink of New Orleans and one of the oldest cocktails there is. The exact history of the drink is murky, but it was invented in New Orleans in the mid-1800's. The surprise element: Pernod gives a black licorice finish to each sip! Use it in place of absinthe here.
Ingredients: Cognac, rye whiskey, Pernod, sugar cube, Peychaud's bitters
Pernod Corpse Reviver
The Corpse Reviver is a family of cocktails with a humorous name: indicating the strength of the drink was enough to bring a body back from the grave. It's a classic gin sour cocktail that's tart and zingy from lemon juice and orange liqueur, with a hint of licorice on the finish. Use Pernod in place of absinthe for the anise-flavored liqueur.
Ingredients: Gin, lemon juice, Cointreau, dry vermouth or Lillet Blanc, Pernod
Pernod Drink
Yield: 1 drink 1x
Here's how to drink Pernod like the French do! This cocktail is a refreshing mix of the anise-flavored liqueur and water.
1 ½ ounces Pastis or Pernod
6 ounces ice cold mineral water
Ice, optional
Add the Pernod to a small highball glass.
Top with the water and enjoy. You can dilute with more or less water as desired.
Category: Drink
Method: Poured
Cuisine: French
Keywords: Pernod, Pernod drink
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Die Bahnstrecke Doboj–Banja Luka ist eine 1951 von den Jugoslawischen Staatsbahnen (JDŽ) erbaute eingleisige elektrifizierte Eisenbahnstrecke der Željeznice Republike Srpske (ŽRS) in Bosnien und Herzegowina. Sie ist Teil der internationalen Verbindung von Sarajevo nach Zagreb, den Hauptstädten von Bosnien und Herzegowina und Kroatiens.

Geschichte

Bau

Der Bau der Bahnstrecke Doboj–Banja Luka war eine der letzten großen Eisenbahnbauten der jugoslawischen Jugendbrigaden. Die 93,5 km lange Strecke wurde vom 1. März bis 20. Dezember 1951 von mehr als 87 000 jungen Menschen gebaut, wobei 34 Brücken und drei Tunnels mit einer Länge von rund vier Kilometern erstellt und etwa zwei Millionen Kubikmeter Erdmaterial verschoben wurden. Eine besondere Herausforderung war der Bau des Ljeskove-Vode-Tunnels, bei dem Wassereinbrüche und Einstürze die Arbeit behinderten.

Weitere Entwicklung

Im Rahmen des in den 1960er-Jahren begonnenen 50-Hertz-Elektrifizierungsprogramms stellten die Jugoslawischen Staatsbahnen (JŽ) den Abschnitt von Doboj nach Banja Luka auf elektrische Traktion um. Mit dem Zerfall Jugoslawiens kam die in der Republika Srpska liegende Strecke zu den Željeznice Republike Srpske (ŽRS). Seit dem Jugoslawienkrieg ist der Personenverkehr stark und der Güterverkehr bedeutend zurückgegangen. Die Strecke befindet sich in einem schlechten Zustand. 2011 erfolgte eine umfassende Sanierung der Kriegsschäden. Ende 2017 wurde ein Vertrag mit der China Shandong International Economic & Technical Cooperation Group unterzeichnet, um die Strecke umfassend zu erneuern. Die zulässige Höchstgeschwindigkeit soll von 70 auf 120 km/h angehoben und Eisenbahnkreuzungen durch Über- und Unterführungen ersetzt oder modernisiert werden.

Streckenbeschreibung

Die Bahnstrecke hat ihren Ausgangspunkt in Doboj, wo Züge aus Sarajevo und Tuzla eintreffen. Die Strecke führt zunächst entlang der Bosna nach Kostajnica Srpska, wo sie sich von der nach Šamac führenden Strecke trennt. Die Trasse überquert die Bosna und führt in einem Seitental hinauf nach Ljeskove-Vode, um durch den 1,9 Kilometer langen gleichnamigen Tunnel nach Ostružnja zu gelangen. Von dort führt sie hinunter nach Kulaši und entlang der Ukrina hinauf nach Snjegotina, um anschließend durch einen rund 1400 Meter langen Tunnel die Wasserscheide von Ukrina und Vrbanja zu unterqueren. Durch das Jošavka-Tal führt die Bahn zur Kleinstadt Čelinac und entlang der Vrbanja nach Banja Luka. Bereits im Stadtgebiet überquert sie den Vrbas und erreicht den 1873 von der Chemins de fer Orientaux eröffneten und 1878 durch die k.u.k. Militärbahn Banjaluka–Dobrlin wiederhergestellten Endbahnhof. Von Banja Luka führt die Strecke der früheren k.u.k. Militärbahn nach Novi Grad und weiter nach Dobrljin.

Betrieb

Die Strecke Doboj–Banja Luka weist nur geringen Personenverkehr auf. Für den Regionalverkehr werden vier Zugpaare angeboten, die nach Novi Grad weiterfahren. Die direkte Verbindung Sarajevo–Zagreb war bereits Fahrplanjahr 2017 eingestellt.

Am 1. August 2017 wurde der Talgo-Verkehr zwischen Sarajevo und Banja Luka aufgenommen. 2018 wurde das Angebot mit einem zweiten Zugpaar von Sarajevo über Novi Grad nach Bihać an der Una-Bahn ausgeweitet. Es ist geplant, die internationalen Züge Sarajevo–Zagreb wieder einzuführen.

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks

Bahnstrecke in Bosnien und Herzegowina
Bauwerk in Banja Luka

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Ottawa Senators at Minnesota Wild -- Ottawa hopes to finish strong on its four-game road trip; the Senators are 2-0-1 thus far and have a six-game point streak. The first three games on the trip have all gone past regulation. The Wild have won five of six after losing six in a row to end 2013. Minnesota, which is opening a three-game homestand, has killed 20 of 22 penalties over its past nine games.
Edmonton Oilers at Dallas Stars -- Something's got to give for these teams. Edmonton has dropped six of its past eight games, and the Stars have lost six in a row, all in regulation. The Oilers were outshot 30-14 over the final two periods in a 5-3 loss to the Blackhawks on Sunday. That same night, Dallas blew a 2-0 lead in a 4-2 loss to the Islanders at American Airlines Center. The Stars have not lost seven straight since March 2009.


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Editorial: Leader Jeffries: What Hakeem Jeffries means to Democrats, and NYC
New York Daily News Editorial Board, New York Daily News on Nov 30, 2022
Published in Political News
After Wednesday's uncontested vote among House Democrats, much of the nation will start getting to know Hakeem Jeffries as the first Black American to lead a party conference in Congress. Having followed the Brooklynite for decades, we've got some insight on, and some advice for, the new House Democratic leader and possible future speaker.
Washington Dems are a fractious bunch. A younger generation pulls the party toward true-blue progressivism even as mainstream party faithful and moderates have other ideas. Since going to Congress in 2013 and joining leadership in 2017, Jeffries has shown a canny rhetorical and substantive ability to straddle the camps.
But if he leans in one direction, it's toward sound policies that can garner majority support. He's a longtime friend of charter schools, understanding that they deliver high-quality alternatives to underprivileged families. He's a stalwart supporter of Israel, even as a vocal contingent of Democrats turns away from America's most important Mideast ally. He's a believer in building more housing, including in his backyard.
All this helps explain why there's no love lost between him and Bronx leftist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
But the same Hakeem Jeffries cheaply portrayed by his intraparty foes as captive to corporate interests has been a powerful voice for racial justice, including by reforming policing and decriminalizing marijuana. The For the People agenda he helped shape takes big swings at getting big money out of politics and combating partisan gerrymandering.
He may not know (Chuck Schumer didn't until we told him six years ago) that as a member of leadership, Jeffries will make $19,400 more than the standard $174,000 congressional salary. There are only six such lulus in all of Congress, three in each chamber. Albany's legislature should follow that example.
Jeffries now talks about letting his House caucus operate in a more small-d democratic fashion. Good luck with that. As Nancy Pelosi's time as captain proved, more often than not, the party must have the smarts to chart a course on choppy seas and the muscle to move the tiller, even as members of the crew might mutter about mutiny.
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Personalized learning is no longer just a buzzword or a passing fad. In fact, more and more school leaders view the successful implementation of personalized learning programs as top priorities for their classrooms. In a recent survey, 86% of district leaders report that they have implemented personalized learning in their schools but also report that obstacles persist(1).
So clearly interest and intent are there, but what exactly is personalized learning, and how can educators successfully implement these programs in their classrooms?
Interestingly, a Google search on personalized learning delivers more than 26 million results, which is not surprising. In today's ever-changing world of education technology, the term "personalized learning" appears everywhere and carries with it various definitions and connotations. Often personalization, differentiation, and individualization are used interchangeably, and while they are related, it is important to note they are not synonyms.
Personalization: the learner and teacher collaborate to drive learning and determine needs, plans, and learning design.
Differentiation: the teacher drives instruction and adjusts the learning environment for groups of students.
Individualization: the teacher drives and accommodates learning needs for an individual learner.
Personalized learning is similar to differentiation and individualization in that each affects learning experiences via content (what is being learned), process (how the student learns the material), and output (the ways students demonstrate learning growth).
What makes personalization different is that it is student-centered and provides students more opportunity for agency around their learning. In personalized learning classrooms, you can observe practices such as planning and design conferences between the student and teacher, ongoing formative assessment that authentically involves students, and student learning portfolios that gather evidence of learning.
Why is there so much interest in personalized learning now? Teachers have always known that teaching to the middle meets the needs of few students. The problem has been that it is difficult to personalize at scale. But now, with the support of technology and more widespread accessibility, addressing students' needs is more possible than ever.
While many educational leaders are enthusiastic about personalized learning, the path from traditional instruction to personalized learning can be challenging. There are many instructional models and philosophies along the way, ranging from traditional teacher-driven to personalized student-centered. Emerging technology provides tools that allow educators and students to make choices based on data and options.
Ensure that tools for personalized learning are available and provide support to reduce frustration.
Develop a variety of implementation models that allow teachers to move toward student-centered learning step-by-step rather than all at once.
Build in time for training and professional learning communities where teachers share successes and challenges.
Model a growth mindset, expect and value mistakes, and learn from them.
It's important to allow time for systems, tools, and philosophies to change and to provide success at interim points.
As teachers journey from traditional roles to new roles as learning facilitators, their classrooms will begin to exhibit personalization, student agency, real audience, connectivity, and collaboration and creativity — the hallmarks of student-centered learning. Valuing and celebrating these hallmarks is one part of building the bridge that all educators can use to support the change to personalized learning.
Personalization is a student-centered environment where the learner and teacher collaborate to drive learning and determine needs, plans, and learning design.
Agency refers to the level of control, autonomy, and empowerment that the student exercises and experiences.
Students at Rio Vista Middle School, Rio School District, CA are given choice in their learning environment. The educators created Blended Learning Hubs where students have a level of autonomy over the subject they learn, the modality, and the pace of their learning. Students are also expected to set the culture for how they will responsibly use technology at their school. Each student created a pledge that is displayed for ongoing accountability. Student agency empowers students to feel a part of and have some control over their learning experience.
Audience in a student-centered environment refers to an authentic audience that goes beyond the teacher in the classroom. Students create learning products that are suited to communicate to various audiences, such as students and teachers in other classrooms or the local community. Opportunities for students to present their work to an authentic audience makes the work more relevant and meaningful, creating a deeper learning process for students.
Teacher Luz Velasquez, Baldwin Park School District, CA gave her sixth grade students the challenge to create a team website that would showcase the hard work they had done during the year. The website would be viewed at open house by not only their parents, but also by parents from other classrooms. Students had to review their work and decide on their best work to showcase. The authentic audience provided an opportunity for students to increase engagement and form a deeper connection to the learning process.
Connectivity and Collaboration empowers learners and enriches their learning through gaining multiple perspectives and the opportunity to iterate and improve thinking.
The Alief Independent School District, TX leadership team models how connectivity and collaboration can empower learners. The Alief leadership team used a Twitter Chat to enable teachers to collaborate and share best practices. For many teachers, this was their first experience using Twitter to collaborate with colleagues.
Teachers like Tara Hoopes shared, "Students want to be empowered and have a flexible learning environment." While other teachers like Efigenia Zambrano realized, "The current system was designed for another age, and we are innovators changing education paradigms." Teacher Brandy Jones summed things up by saying, "A huge shift is happening. Traditional approaches aren't enough to create future leaders in problem solving and collaboration." Alief School District is shifting traditional teaching and learning practices to dynamic 21st century learning experiences for students and teachers.
Creativity engages students in higher order thinking and activates intrinsic motivation.
At Canal Winchester Middle School, OH, students' familiarity with technology is woven into the learning experience. Welcome to the #Math SELFIE, where S.E.L.F.I.E is a way to guide students through the steps of solving math problems: S-Show your work; E-Estimate the answer, L-Look for careless errors; F-Find multiple solutions; I-Include math vocabulary; E-Explain your thinking #math "selfie". This practice models how to have fun and be creative with technology concepts.
The world we live in and the career and learning opportunities that are available to students are changing rapidly. To help today's students be successful, we need to ensure they are developing flexibility, life-long learning skills, focus, and persistence — and personalized learning can make a huge contribution to those goals. School leaders who model the hallmarks themselves help ensure that a mindset and culture shift takes place in their classrooms. Valuing and celebrating the hallmarks of student-centered learning is one important way to support educator's transition from traditional instructional methods to those that will serve the needs of lifelong learners.
Janet Pittock is a Curriculum Director for McGraw Hill Education. With roots in elementary classrooms, Janet has a deep, personal commitment to personalized technology solutions that inspire and engage each student. She has taught elementary school, preschool, special ed, and Algebra 1 and has overseen marketing, product management, and product development in mathematics, literacy, science, and early childhood at Redbird, Scholastic, Creative Publications, Think Through Learning, and Harcourt Achieve. Janet has been fortunate to have learned from Marilyn Burns, Carole Greenes, and Skip Fennel through collaborating with them to publish books such as Do The Math, Groundworks, and Connect. She is active in national math organizations — volunteering on the board of NCSM as the editor of the monograph series, serving on the editorial board of NCTM's yearbook on Algebra, and leading the TODOS webinar task force. Connect with her on LinkedIn or Twitter.
Cassondra Corbin-Thaddies is the Director of Professional Learning at McGraw-Hill Education, where she supports district leaders with creating a vision and goals to design 21st century teaching and learning opportunities for students and teachers. In addition, she provides Blended Learning professional development experiences for school leaders nationally and internationally to promote best practices and coaching strategies to create the mindset shift required for personalized teaching and learning. As a transformative leader, Cassondra has been in the field of education for over 21 years. She has worked in government, non-profit, and for-profit agencies. Her work has included funding and managing county education programs, regional recruitment and implementation of tutoring programs, monitoring and quality assurance of educational services, and the facilitation of diversity and anti-bias curriculum to school leaders and students. Connect with her on LinkedIn or Twitter.


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Upscale khan market emerged as india's most expensive retail location
November 20, 2014 / 3 min read
Hot favourite of foreigners and upper class Delhi residents, upscale Khan Market has retained its position as the most expensive retail location in India.
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Hot favourite of foreigners and upper class Delhi residents, upscale Khan Market has retained its position as the most expensive retail location in India. However, its ranking has been dropped by three notches to 31st position in global markets.
Significantly, the fall in ranking is due to fluctuation in rupee value against the US dollar.
A global report by Cushman & Wakefield (C&W) unveiled that in the second consecutive year, the market witnesses no rental change due to non-availability of retail space, which made it the most expensive location of national capital.
Connaught Place recorded a rise of four per cent year-on-year while South Extension and Linking Road in Mumbai have been jointly placed at number three, with monthly retail rentals of Rs750 per sq ft.
A statement release by property consultant C&W confirms, "Khan Market in NCR, which is the most expensive retail location in India, saw no change in rental from the last year, remaining on an average rental of Rs 1,250/sq ft a month," it added.
The report further revealed, Pune's JM Road recorded the highest year-on-year increase in rental values of about 8.5 per cent in last year on account of continued activities in the location. While, Gurgaon's DLF Galleria has recorded an increase of 7.7 per cent in the same period on account of continued demand but limited space availability.
Meanwhile, Commenting on the report, Sanjay Dutt, C&W Executive Managing Director South Asia said, "Retailers have largely been active in leasing spaces on main streets as there have been limited quality options available to them in malls, which have also witnessed limited supply."
He further added, "This is expected to reflect in greater uptake of space in the coming months. However, the demand growth is expected to be in emerging retail markets where retailers are looking at reaching out to larger target audiences."
The C&W's report provides a detailed analysis of retail property rental performance across the globe.
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Ulvila, Finland – Cimcorp, a manufacturer and integrator of turnkey robotic order fulfillment and tire-handling solutions, has signed an agreement with Conveyor Networks Ltd for the company to represent Cimcorp in the UK market. Cimcorp offers advanced material handling and software technologies for order fulfillment and storage in the food & beverage, retail, e-commerce, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) and postal services sectors. The co-operation with Conveyor Networks will focus in particular on intralogistics solutions for the food retail and e-commerce markets.
Celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, Conveyor Networks provides turnkey automation systems to solve a variety of material handling challenges for its clients. The systems integration specialist – based in Daresbury, Cheshire – has supplied automated logistics solutions to principle FMCG brands such as Johnson & Johnson and Unilever, and also leading retailers including Pets At Home, WH Smith and QVC. Conveyor Networks also provides comprehensive aftersales support and maintenance services.
Kai Tuomisaari, Cimcorp's Vice President, Sales, commented:
"We are excited to have formed this partnership with the Conveyor Networks team. They have excellent connections and experience in the food and beverage sector, as well as in e-commerce – both key markets for our solutions. Our robotic systems are ideal for automating the order picking process for grocery retailers. The UK is also a highly developed market for online shopping, which means great potential for our robotic goods-to-person solution for e-commerce."
David Carroll, Managing Director of Conveyor Networks Ltd, said:
"We're delighted to have been chosen to represent Cimcorp in the UK. Their solutions, people and service are first-class and there is a clear synergy in our business growth aspirations. We have been providing intelligent automated logistics solutions for 10 years, and this agreement now allows us to expand our portfolio and support the increasing demand for automation in the UK. We relish the opportunity to demonstrate the high performance and rapid ROI offered by Cimcorp's solutions."
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Ragamala Dance Company
Ranee Ramaswamy
Aparna Ramaswamy
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Written in Water
They Rose at Dawn
Sacred Earth
Body the Shrine
In Development: Fires of Varanasi
Ragamala Gala
Ragamala School
The Arts Midwest Touring Fund, a program of Arts Midwest that is funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional contributions from the Minnesota State Arts Board and the Crane Group
The mission of the Dr. Dash Foundation is to is to preserve and promote the rich heritage and culture of India
A 2016 Joyce Award from the Joyce Foundation
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
USArtists International, a program of the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
The voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
The New England Foundation for the Arts National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
Made possible by annual program support and/or endowment gifts from Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Mary Flagler Cary Charitable Trust, Baisley Powell Elebash Fund, Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation
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New Southern Revival Sorghum Whiskey
This whiskey is crafted with the ancient grain sorghum from a Mennonite farm in central Tennessee. The entire plant is used in the production of the sorghum syrup that is then distilled, making the process similar to rum-making.
About New Southern Revival Sorghum Whiskey
Situated in the center of historic downtown Charleston, SC, High Wire specializes in premium, handcrafted, small-batch spirits using the finest ingredients available. They like to get creative, employing their culinary expertise, when crafting their recipes. All the spirits are hand-made using German copper stills.
High Wire was founded in 2013 by a husband and wife team and produces a distinctive line of small-batch gins, rums, whiskeys, and vodkas made from premium, specialized, and local ingredients. Scott Blackwell, an entrepreneur and CIA-trained baker and owner/distiller at High Wire, applies his knowledge of artisanal grains and culinary techniques to the spirits he creates.
The distillery operates out of a 6,000 square foot warehouse with a distinct vintage feel to it. The beautiful high, barrelled ceiling and the hand-hammered still can be viewed through windows that connect the distillery to the tasting room, where visitors are welcome to try the spirits and take a tour. Not long after opening the distillery, the pair managed to partner with Dr. Brian Ward from the Clemson University to get their hands on some Jimmy Red corn, which was saved from extinction by Ted Chewning. They use the unique strain of maize to produce a special edition premium whiskey, the Jimmy Red Bourbon.
New Southern Revival Sorghum Whiskey is another different take on the spirit that is crafted with the ancient grain sorghum. Sorghum has many uses and has historically been used flour, beer, fodder, and spirits. The production process has as much common with whiskey as it does with rum, since a syrup is first made from the entire sorghum plant, before being distilled. The resulting 88-proof whiskey has a unique and complex profile.
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The nose opens with aromas of maple syrup, toffee, vanilla, cashews, a peppery spice, and pumpkin. There's a distinct sweetness and warmth on the palate with oatmeal and hints of smoke. Finishes smooth with lingering nutty pecan and orange zest notes.
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November 13, 2020 September 2, 2021 /Leave a comment
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CAMBODIA – Samaritan's Purse CEO and President Franklin Graham joined local church leaders in sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ with boys and girls while delivering gift-filled shoeboxes to them at a recent Operation Christmas Child outreach event in Cambodia's capital. Eight-year-old Votey received a shoebox, making her one of more than 1 million children…
Intensely Focused — Back to God Ministries
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – During the first two decades of the 21st Century, the lines between humanitarianism and evangelism have become blurred. Much of this can be attributed to the growing inclination toward political correctness, the revelation of the billions of people living in extreme poverty in developing (and industrialized) countries, and the increasing fascination…
Crazy Until It's Not. The Story of New Story
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Two young men, life-long friends from Cape Coral Christian School in southwest Florida, took a trip to Haiti with Mission of Hope in 2013. The squalor they witnessed in sprawling tent cities far exceeded their worst expectations. Brett Hagler described it as "crazy." He and Mike Arietta knew something had to…
Picture Time Shows Child Slavery Movie in Rural India Villages
December 6, 2019 February 22, 2022 /Leave a comment
MUMBAI – Picture Time, a unique mobile Digiplex theater startup company, begins a new venture on November 14. The company has produced a film, Jhalki, about a nine-year-old girl from rural India who sets out on a journey to find her younger brother. Seeking financial help, but being illiterate, their parents unwittingly sold her brother…
LA Dream Center Encourages Monthly Pledges for Their Residential Programs
December 5, 2019 January 15, 2020 /Leave a comment
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Dream Center was excited to offer a way to participate in the nationwide effort of giving back this Giving Tuesday. This year, they're looking for additional monthly donors to help support their residential programs benefiting homeless families, veterans and those recovering from addiction. With a monthly commitment of $10,…
The Hands & Feet Project Began in the Back of a Tour Bus
November 26, 2019 January 15, 2020 /Leave a comment
FRANKLIN, TN – This year, the Hands & Feet Project celebrated its 15th anniversary. The project was born in a most unusual place – the back of a tour bus. Mark Stuart and Max McGinnis, co-founders of the Christian rock group, Audio Adrenaline, had been discussing what the group could do to become the hands…
Syrian Refugees Receive Critical Aid
November 26, 2019 December 9, 2019 /Leave a comment
SYRIA – Samaritan's Purse is providing emergency relief to Syrian families displaced by Turkey's recent incursion along the border. The violence has created a humanitarian crisis, displacing more than 100,000 people. Some have crossed the border into northern Iraq while others remain displaced within northeastern Syria. Samaritan's Purse is meeting the desperate physical needs of…
Give Thanks with a Grateful Heart: Celebrating American Thanksgiving
AMERICA — This November 28th, families will gather together across the entire United States to celebrate Thanksgiving. After consuming a feast of turkey and dressing and an array of dishes fit for a king, fathers and sons will cheer on their favorite NFL teams while grandfathers, intending to watch, fall asleep in an overstuffed recliner….
Polio Is Still a Threat in South Asia
GENEVA – Despite the overwhelmingly good news from the World Health Organization (WHO) that two of the three wild polio virus strains have been eradicated, healthcare workers have been unable to eliminate the disease in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Recent outbreaks of polio in the Philippines is also under investigation. However, the continuing presence of the…
WCC Condemns Violence in Syria
GENEVA — As Turkey pursues its military operation in north-east Syria, the World Council of Churches (WCC) is gravely concerned about the humanitarian impact on the people of the region. It is reported that tens of thousands of civilians are fleeing from the first waves of the Turkish attack, and that hundreds of thousands of…
Portraits of the Syrian Refugee Crisis
BARDARASH, Iraq – More than 13,000 Syrian refugees have embarked on harrowing journeys through the conflict zones in their own country to find safety in neighboring Iraq. Their first stop across the border is the Sehela transit centre where Samaritan's Purse staff has been present to greet them, help serve a meal, and offer them…
Francis Chan Announces Plan to Fish in Asia
AZUSA, CA – What came as a shock to those who heard his announcement made perfect sense to Francis Chan. He revealed at a chapel service at Azusa Pacific University that he and his family plan to move to Asia in February 2020. The pastor, author, and in-demand Christian leader and speaker shared how the…
New Dengue Vaccine Shows Promise
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CAMBRIDGE, MA – According to a November 6 report in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), Takeda Pharmaceutical appears to be well on its way to producing an effective vaccine against one of the world's top 10 threats to global health.There is currently no cure or preventative medication for dengue fever. In 2018 alone,…
Authorities Demolish Megachurch in China During Worship Service
November 5, 2019 November 26, 2019 /Leave a comment
ANHUI – According to China Aid authorities have destroyed a church in China and detained its pastors. No legal papers ordering the church's demolition were provided, but officials tore it down on Friday October 18. It could seat more than 3,000 people and was part of the country's officially-recognized church network. The large building –…
Hope in Sight to End TB in South Asia
October 29, 2019 November 8, 2019 /Leave a comment
HYDERABAD – The World Health Organization (WHO) made a significant, forward-looking announcement at a global gathering of the 50th Union World Conference on Lung Health in Hyderabad. A leading expert on the subject of tuberculosis told BBC News that a new vaccine, currently in development appears to be "a real game-changer" in providing long-term protection…
Leading Jewish Publication Names Yael Eckstein to 'Jewish 100' for Her Work Building Bridges Between Christians and Jews
October 23, 2019 November 18, 2019 /Leave a comment
JERUSALEM — The Algemeiner, a leading publication in Israel, has unveiled its latest "Jewish 100" (J100) list—an exclusive roster of "the top one hundred individuals who have positively influenced Jewish life this past year." The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (The Fellowship) is pleased to announce their new President, Mrs. Yael Eckstein, 35, has…
NHCLC Partners with Leading Churches to Advocate for Life, Religious Liberty and Biblical Justice
SACRAMENTO, CA — The National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC) is launching a series of nationwide campaigns to protect the sanctity of human life, defend religious liberty and advocate for biblical justice. The campaigns, drawn from the NHCLC's life, religious liberty and biblical justice directives, are a collaborative effort with some of the most influential…
Worshipping Safely: UN, Faith Communities Unite to Prevent Violence
October 22, 2019 March 2, 2020 /Leave a comment
NEW YORK — In an era in which places of worship have become, too often, targets for violence, United Nations officials and religious leaders gathered in New York City on to talk over plans for preventing attacks against people of faith.The event, titled "Uniting to Prevent Violence in Places of Worship," was held at the…
In Response to New Crisis World Help Provides Aid for Syrian Refugees
October 21, 2019 January 9, 2020 /Leave a comment
FOREST, VA — World Help, an international, Christian humanitarian aid organization, is responding to the crisis in northeast Syria following the recent Turkish offensive into the country. World Help is providing emergency supplies like clean water, food, blankets and hygiene kits to refugee camps where many are fleeing. Through World Help's partners and programs, every…
10 Things You Did Not Know About Pollution in South Asia
October 18, 2019 January 15, 2020 /Leave a comment
SOUTH ASIA – Pollution is dangerous for everyone living on planet Earth. The editors of the Lancet Medical Journal estimate that pollution causes the premature death of 9 million people every year. That's three times the number who die from AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis combined. It is also 15 times the number who die from…
Gospel for Asia Honors International Day of the Girl Child
October 16, 2019 April 9, 2022 /Leave a comment
KERALA – Workers supported by Gospel for Asia (GFA) held rallies and gatherings across the subcontinent in observance of the International Day of the Girl on October 11. Now in its 25th year, the UNICEF-backed day was initially named the International Day of the Girl Child. The movement calls for a world "where every girl…
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ROME – When the United States Secretary of State speaks, it is usually about political affairs of state. When Mike Pompeo addressed a symposium in Rome on October 2, his message was about increasing global threats to the right of religious freedom. Secretary Pompeo was a featured speaker at a symposium about the work of…
Hong Kong Christians Set Example During Protests
HONG KONG – Speculation about the future of Hong Kong abounded in 1997 when Great Britain handed over its governing authority to mainland China. Anxiety-ridden headlines predicted China would move swiftly to integrate the city under the rule of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). When a one-country, two-systems approach was proposed, the world breathed a…
At 25th Year Celebration, LA Dream Center Raises $2 Million for Residential Programs
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Donations will be used to fund residential expenses for hundreds of prisoners, human trafficking victims, veterans, and homeless families in 2020. LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Dream Center celebrated another year of miracles this past weekend during their annual Night of Dreams on Saturday, September 28. This year's event included many moments of reflection…
Refugee Camp in Syria Becoming Safe Haven for ISIS
October 4, 2019 March 3, 2020 /Leave a comment
AL-HOL, SYRIA – The refugee camp at al-Hol is currently home to 70,000 refugees from the Syrian Civil War. Contained in close quarters in a space initially occupied by 9,000 persons, the population now includes about 11,000 widows, wives, and children of ISIS fighters. Local and international authorities believe that ISIS is attempting to muster…
Christian Care Ministry Announces Second Annual National Day of Sharing Oct. 5, 2019
MELBOURNE, FL — Christian Care Ministry (CCM), which offers the popular Medi-Share healthcare sharing ministry, is inviting the entire community to its second annual "Day of Sharing," a nationwide initiative to motivate and mobilize people to share their time, talent and treasure to serve others Oct. 5. The theme of this year's event is, "Find…
What Shocked Me Most Visiting the Bahamas After Hurricane Dorian – Noel Yeatts Opinion | NewsMax
October 3, 2019 February 6, 2020 /Leave a comment
Noel Yeatts, author, speaker, and the President of World Help, an international, Christian humanitarian organization, discusses the devastation Hurricane Dorian left behind in the Bahamas, the great humanitarian need, and the resilience of the people despite the crisis they have been put through. This past week I was on the ground in the Bahamas helping…
No More Room at the Inn: Lebanon's Lesson about Refugees
September 30, 2019 January 15, 2020 /Leave a comment
BEIRUT – Lebanon has declared a national "state of economic emergency." President Michel Aoun told the Lebanese people, "We have to unite our efforts to come out with solutions to the economic crisis that is strangling the dreams and hopes of our people." One of the leading factors that have driven Lebanon to the edge…
US Evangelicals Visited Saudi Arabia on Eve of 9/11
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JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA – A high profile group of US Christian leaders visited Saudi Arabia on the eve of 9/11. During their visit, the delegation issued a statement including why their visit coincided with the 9/11 tragedy. "While it may surprise some that we would choose the week of September 11 to visit the Kingdom,…
The Los Angeles Dream Center Celebrates 25 Years of Changing Lives
LOS ANGELES — This month, the Los Angeles Dream Center is celebrating a significant milestone. Founder Matthew Barnett, his wife Caroline and their entire team of staff and volunteers are commemorating 25 years of service to the people of Los Angeles. The 25th anniversary celebration beginning on Thursday, September 26 will include many events, but…
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Qatari Christians Call for Prayers During World Cup
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QATAR — While Christian migrants are able to worship openly, native Qatari Christians are forbidden from having their own church or even entering one. Christians in Qatar are calling for prayers that the media coverage...
Calls for World Cup Host Qatar to Embrace Religious Freedom
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QATAR — This year, Qatar will become the first Arab nation to ever host the World Cup. But behind the polished veneers of the sparkling stadiums things in Qatar aren't as pristine as they seem,...
Gospel for Asia: Child Sponsorship — Does it Lift the Young Out of Poverty?
WILLS POINT, TX – GFA World (Gospel for Asia) founded by K.P. Yohannan, which inspired numerous charities like GFA World Canada, to assist the poor and deprived worldwide, issued this Special Report on Child Sponsorship...
Seniors' Movement Takes Aim at Loneliness 'Plague'
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO — A national movement to shake up older Americans' approach to retirement is taking aim at one of the most serious problems plaguing many seniors: loneliness. 'SO LONELY,...
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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang believes his 'frustrating' start to life at Arsenal is due to his unavailability for the Gunners in the Europa League.
The Gabonese striker cannot play in Europe's second tier competition due to representing Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League and the Bundesliga side subsequently dropping into the Europa League.
The 28-year-old scored on his Arsenal debut in a thumping 5-1 win over Everton.
But he then went three games without a goal as Arsene Wenger's side lost successive matches 3-0 to Manchester City, including the Carabao Cup final, plus a 1-0 defeat at Wembley in the north London derby.
He netted in the 2-1 loss at Brighton earlier this month before helping Arsenal to a 3-0 win against Watford on Sunday.
And Aubameyang believes he has struggled for rhythm due to having a week between games.
"I am really frustrated because the rules are a bit… I don't know how to say in English but I am disappointed because I can't help my team," he said.
"When I was in Dortmund, I was playing every three days but now I play once a week or have a long time between games. It is not easy… that's life. I have to deal with it.


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Manchester City ready to match any offer for Real Madrid, Liverpool target
According to MARCA's Jose Felix Diaz, Manchester City have made their presence felt in the race for Real Madrid and Liverpool target Jude Bellingham.
The 19-year-old is all set to depart Borussia Dortmund in the summer transfer window after enjoying a successful stint in Germany. The youngster has become one of the hottest prospects in the game and is attracting major interest from across Europe.
Real Madrid have been touted as the frontrunners for Bellingham's signing, with reports suggesting that Los Blancos will be opening talks with Dortmund over a deal for their top target imminently.
Real Madrid have made Bellingham their top target as they prepare to complete their midfield transition, with Luka Modric and Toni Kroos reaching the final phase of their respective careers.
It had been reported that Liverpool were Real Madrid's toughest competitors in the race for Bellingham. However, of late, the Reds have seemingly accepted defeat in their pursuit of the England international and are looking at other possible options.
But Manchester City have now presented themselves as a major threat for Real Madrid's chances.
The report states that Pep Guardiola has made Bellingham his top target for next year and the Premier League champions are ready to show their financial clout by matching any offer that arrives for the midfielder, who could cost around €140 million.
The player and his camp are aware of the intentions of both Real Madrid and Manchester City and the final decision will now be up to Bellingham and his father.
Real Madrid, however, are confident about their chances of landing Bellingham even though they are unwilling to break their wage structure to land him.
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2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Diesel Announced For U.S.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee Diesel powered into the 2011 Geneva Motor Show, but only for Europe and other non-U.S. markets.
The 241 horsepower, 406 pound-foot V-6 turbodiesel it featured was a tantalizing prospect, and now, finally, the U.S. will get its taste of the torquey and fuel efficient Jeep oil-burner.
Chrysler, Jeep's parent company, announced this week that it is hiring 1,100 new staff at its Jefferson North Assembly Plant in Detroit to help expand the Jeep Grand Cherokee lineup to include a diesel version for the U.S. market.
Unfortunately, there's been no mention of which engine will appear in the U.S.-spec Grand Cherokee Diesel. The most likely option would be to simply carry over the V-6 unit offered overseas.
When mated to a five-speed automatic and delivering its peak of 406 horsepower, this 3.0-liter turbodiesel in the Grand Cherokee returns about 28.4 mpg on the slightly less conservative European combined cycle and is good for 0-60 mph acceleration of around 8 seconds.
A less powerful version of this engine rated at 190 horsepower and 324 pound-feet of torque is also offered overseas, though it doesn't provide any fuel efficiency gains.
Having driven and enjoyed the previous-generation Jeep Grand Cherokee with the 3.0 CRD engine, we're looking forward to the improvements in the new 2013 Grand Cherokee Diesel. A trail-rated, tow-ready, fuel economy powerhouse of an SUV? Sounds like a good formula to us.
Diesel fans will be brimming with joy this week as Porsche has also just announced that it will start sales of its Cayenne Diesel in the U.S. this year.
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Germany and Denmark – working together for a strong, sovereign and social Europe
Foreign Minister Heiko Maas with his Danish counterpart Jeppe Kofod, © Thomas Trutschel/photothek.net
Jeppe Kofod, the new Danish Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Foreign Minister Heiko Maas want to work closely together to foster effective EU foreign policy, greater climate protection and stronger rule of law.
The new Danish Government has only been in office since last Thursday (27 June). Jeppe Kofod's first official visit abroad was to Berlin today. Heiko Maas, who welcomed his new colleague at Villa Borsig, said that the visit was a sign of the exceptionally good relations between Germany and Denmark.
In addition to European and climate policy, bilateral relations were naturally a further important topic on the agenda. The two Foreign Ministers are patrons of the German-Danish Cultural Year of Friendship in 2020, which will commemorate the referendums of 1920 on the border between Denmark and Germany.
Even at the time, this was something special – a peaceful new order between two countries at the heart of a Europe scarred by war. It is good to pay tribute to this in a special way and to commemorate the past. In a series of events and projects, our aim will be to look to the future and to seek opportunities to underline what we have in common.
Commitment to Europe is something that Germany and Denmark share. For many years, both countries have been pursuing the same goal of a strong, sovereign and social Europe, as Europeans will only be strong enough to have a say in the world if they join forces. In this regard, Denmark is a role model for Foreign Minister Maas.
In Danish you are familiar with the Law of Jante, which states that no one should threaten a community's success by being selfish. In European terms, this means that only together are we strong. That's why it would do us good in Europe to put some Danish ideas into practice.
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During the fourth year of Farm to Food Bank Project funding, FNS allocated $3,772,000 to 28 TEFAP state agencies that submitted plans to implement Farm to Food Bank projects. Twenty-six of those state agencies received funding in a previous fiscal year (FY) and two are newly participating agencies. The 28 state agencies that received a FY 2023 Farm to Food Bank project award are identified in the resource below. An interactive version of this resource is available.


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Alexander Suen, Staff Writer|January 11, 2021
Danielle Tran
As the second semester of school swings into action, the year 2020 seems to be the past that can never be forgotten. From wildfires plaguing the West Coast and Australia, to Kobe Bryant's death, along with the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 affected the entire world in many different, unforgettable ways. However, the nation must move forward and look towards the future in 2021. Here are some of the plans 2021 has in store for the community.
California has been one of the hardest-hit states from COVID-19 since its arrival to the States. With various orders from the state government to shelter-in-place and to close many industries to contain the virus, Assemblymember Bauer-Kahan from the 16th California Assembly District stated, "we owe it to each other to follow the guidance from our public health officials to stay home, keep our distance, wear our masks, and wash our hands." While plans are uncertain for California, Bauer-Kahan believes that "once people are vaccinated, we will be able to start moving towards normalcy and recovery" and "are working to bring relief to California." As vaccinations begin to happen across the country, information can be found at https://covid19.ca.gov/vaccines with the first stage(1A) going to healthcare workers and long-term care facilities and the last step (1C) for individuals in the 16-64 age category.
One of the many changes that California has gone through is the transition from regular, in-person schooling to a virtual based environment. With the governor recently announcing a $2 billion funding for school safety and a reduction in costs for COVID-19 tests, it can be assumed that DHS will soon reopen. However, Principal Byrne of DHS acknowledged, "Because we remain in purple, we will not be allowed to open at this time. The district plans phases in reopening with the elementary schools first." While there is no hard date confirmed when that process might start, it's encouraging to see plans already set in place. Principal Byrne continued to state, "At DHS we have been in the process of setting up classrooms, posting signage, and establishing protocols for safety," and encouraged students to "pay attention to your sleep, eating habits, and exercise." It might be hard to focus on the future, especially when it seems so uncertain, but remember that everyone is in this together and will continue to support each other.
Sports in DHS has been a significant discussion among students and teachers alike. The rivalry between Dublin High and DVHS has thrived through the common catchphrase #BEATDV. Hopefully, that phrase will be used more often as sports begin to pick up again in the spring. There are individual sports given the green light to play again, depending on the severity of COVID-19 cases in Alameda county. Mr. Sbranti, athletic director of DHS, states that if Alameda County remains in the purple tier, sports that are allowed include "Golf, Tennis, Cross Country, Track and Field, Swimming/Diving" with prioritization given to spring sports due to the shortened season in the 2019-2020 school year. If Alameda County were to drop down to the red tier, baseball, softball, and girls lacrosse would be allowed in the mix as well. A reminder to all aspiring athletes that academic eligibility will be unchanged and will continue to require a G.P.A of 2.0 or higher, in order to remain on track for graduation.
The abundance of plans for 2021 shows the continuous effort of communities to recover and return to normal. 2020 might have been a hard, difficult year, but the lessons that the community learned are important and eye-opening. With this in mind, continue to stay focused and determined as the second semester starts. Stay fly, Dublin High!
Alexander Suen is a freshman at Dublin High School. He enjoys writing about various topics that are popular and relevant. He loves to play sports and is...
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I got invited and joined a mountain bike race team!
I've really only dabbled in mtb racing in the past. The mindset has been more of "let's see if I can finish strong" than "let's see how fast I can go." I figure that my podium days were long behind me.
I guess I still feel a little conflicted with 'racing' – only because I know how obsessive I can be. In the past, when I have my eye on a prize – all other things in my life diminish; this is not good for work, friends, spouses, etc. On the other hand, I don't think that I was so aware as I am now. I've asked my husband to check me if I start to go down this route.
I'm still lining up my 2017 schedule, but the main race series that the team does is the Kenda Series here in Southern California. From my understanding, shorter races for my level (1 – 1.5hrs) every month or so in different locations.
Do you race with a team? How'd you like it?


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