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Self-Described Bankers, Dishonest Brokers, and Microcap Company Executive in Pump-And-Dump Scheme
from the Securities and Exchange Commission
The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged individuals who pocketed millions of dollars running an elaborate pump-and-dump scheme involving shares of a medical education company in Pennsylvania and two other microcap stocks.
The SEC alleges that the stock market manipulation ring included two self-described bankers, a pair of dishonest brokers, and a corrupt company executive who issued misleading press releases. The SEC today suspended trading in one of the microcap companies before they could illegally profit further.
According to the SEC's complaint filed in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, the CEO and president of a purported merchant banking firm – Abraxas "A.J." Discala and Marc E. Wexler – teamed up with brokers Matthew A. Bell and Craig L. Josephberg as well as Ira Shapiro, CEO of the medical education company CodeSmart, to inflate the price of the company's stock and profit at the expense of the brokers' customers. They acquired 3 million restricted shares of CodeSmart stock following its reverse merger into a public shell company in May 2013, and improperly flooded the market with the shares as though they were unrestricted. They then engaged in a promotional campaign to hype the stock with Shapiro issuing materially misleading CodeSmart press releases that were sometimes edited by Discala. Meanwhile Bell and Josephberg invested their brokerage clients in CodeSmart, often using their retirement funds to purchase the purportedly unrestricted shares. Once Discala and Wexler reduced their trading and Bell and Josephberg dumped their own shares on the market, CodeSmart's stock price crashed to earth from a peak of nearly $7 per share. It is currently trading below 10 cents. Said Andrew Ceresney, director of the SEC Enforcement Division:
This was a brazen manipulation scheme calculated to enrich Discala and his accomplices using, in many cases, the retirement savings of innocent and unwitting retail investors. We act aggressively against unscrupulous brokers and investment advisers who take advantage of individual investors.
In a parallel action, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York today announced criminal charges against Discala, Wexler, Bell, Josephberg, and Shapiro. Said Daniel M. Hawke, chief of the SEC Enforcement Division's Market Abuse Unit:
Here we have yet another case of individuals who thought they could manipulate our markets with impunity, but who will now pay a serious price for their abusive conduct.
According to the SEC's complaint, Discala and Wexler reaped millions of dollars in illicit gains from the CodeSmart scheme, and Bell and Josephberg each made in excess of $500,000. More recently, they engaged in manipulative trading of two other penny stock companies: Cubed Inc. and The Staffing Group Ltd. They exchanged text messages in which they openly discussed coordinating their trading in these securities in order to create a false impression of market activity. Their text messages also contemplated that Cubed had the potential to be an even more profitable scheme than CodeSmart. Cubed's stock began trading in earnest on April 22, 2014, at a price of $5.25 and has moved incrementally upward with low volume in a pattern that suggests controlled manipulative trading. The SEC hassuspended trading in Cubed stock before Discala and the others could dump their shares on the market.
According to the SEC's complaint, Discala lives in Norwalk, Conn., Wexler resides in Colts Neck, N.J., Bell lives in San Antonio, Josephberg lives in New York City, and Shapiro resides in Congers, N.Y. The SEC's complaint against them alleges violations of Sections 5(a), 5(c), and 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Sections 9, 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5. The complaint seeks a permanent injunction and disgorgement of ill-gotten gains along with prejudgment interest, financial penalties, and penny stock bars. The SEC also seeks officer-and-director bars against Discala, Wexler, and Shapiro.
The SEC's investigation, which is continuing, has been conducted by Market Abuse Unit members Sheldon L. Pollock, Matthew J. Watkins, and Charles D. Riely along with Diego D. Brucculeri and Jordan W. Baker in the New York Regional Office. John Marino, a specialist in the Market Abuse Unit, assisted the investigation. The SEC appreciates the assistance of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Texas State Securities Board, and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
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The Science Fiction Horror and Fantasy Film Review
Film Themes
Krampus: The Christmas Devil (2013)
25 December 2017 1 July 2021
Rating: ★
USA. 2013.
Director/Producer/Photography – Jason Hull, Screenplay – Darin Foltz, Jason Hull & A.J. Leslie, Music – Aaron Forsyth, Makeup Effects – Jamie Foster & Paul Gorman, Krampus Design – Dustin Austen & Krista Austen. Production Company – Snowdog Studios/Dismal Productions
A.J. Leslie (Jeremy Duffin), Brad Weaver (Krampus), Erica Soto (Rebecca Duffin), Rich Goteri (Capt Gil Farabee), Bill Oberst, Jr (Brian Hatt), Mike Mili (Bartender Harry), Paul Ferm (Santa Claus), Samantha Hoepfl (Heather Duffin), Darin Foltz (Dave), Jay Dobyns (Norris), Jeremy Sidun (Walker), Jared Sidun (Young Jeremy), Annette Lawless (Jeremy's Mother)
Jeremy Duffin is a detective on the police force in Edinboro, Pennsylvania. Assigned to investigate a series of child disappearances, this brings back memories for Jeremy from thirty years ago when he was snatched by Krampus on Christmas Eve for being a naughty child but managed to escape. He sets out to hunt the Krampus creature down but this ends with several of his men being killed. As Jeremy defies department orders to go back out hunting Krampus, Brian Hatt, a child killer that Jeremy put away, has been released and comes seeking revenge.
According to Germanic tradition, Krampus is the evil brother of Santa who comes to punish naughty children, leaving coal in their stockings or even dragging them away for punishment. Krampus was a fairly obscure piece of folklore but was suddenly discovered by American filmmakers in the 2010s who promptly saw much potential in adapting Krampus for the Christmas horror film and made a swag of films featuring Krampus. Krampus: The Christmas Devil was the first of these and was followed by the likes of Night of the Krampus (2013), the high-profile Krampus (2015), Krampus: The Reckoning (2015), Krampus Unleashed (2016), Lady Krampus (2016), Mother Krampus (2017) and one of the stories in the anthology A Christmas Horror Story (2015).
It is painfully obvious almost immediately into Krampus: The Christmas Devil that it is a film made on a shoestring by industry novices. The videography is amateurish, often shot using natural lighting. At one point, Jason Hull tries to direct a barroom fight scenes and the results are woefully unconvincing. The film also arrives at an abrupt and downbeat resolution that feels like it leaves the plot unresolved
Despite being the film's headline act, The Krampus of the film never gets to do much. He drags one or two children away and is even seen in his cave (apparently located in rural Pennsylvania) with children in cages and a naked woman chained up. Far better is the less-than-family-friendly version of Santa who greets Krampus "What the fuck, brother?" and calls a kid "You snivelling little shit."
The film does manage to reign in genre regular Bill Oberst, Jr for a single scene appearance where at least he gives a rather deranged performance that lights the film up as he promises to do things to A.J. Leslie's family. The rest of the cast give the impression they are the director's friends he has persuaded to take roles – certainly, A.J. Leslie makes a reasonable lead and you could expect him to on to doing other things.
Jason Hull, A.J. Leslie and several others returned for a sequel Krampus: The Devil Returns (2016).
Director Jason Hull, along with many of the actors here, had previously made the horror films Chasing Darkness (2007) and The Four (2012).
Director: Jason Hull
Actors: A.J. Leslie, Brad Weaver, Erica Soto, Rich Goteri, Bill Oberst Jr., Mike Mili, Paul Ferm, Samantha Hoepfl, Darin Foltz, Jay Dobyns, Jeremy Sidun, Jared Sidun, Annette Lawless
Category: Horror
Themes: Christmas Films, Film Series and Sequels, Films of 2013
The Last Exorcism Part II (2013)
Texas Chainsaw (2013)
Don't Breathe 2 (2021)
Infected (2013)
616 Paranormal Incident (2013)
Night of the Living Dead: Resurrection (2012)
976-Evil II (1991)
The Mummy Rebirth (2019)
Lady Krampus (2018)
Emmanuelle the Private Collection: Emmanuelle vs Dracula (2004)
The Fury of the Wolfman (1972)
Lake Fear 2: The Swamp (2018)
Hellraiser: Hellworld (2005)
Another WolfCop (2017)
Boo! 2 A Madea Halloween (2017)
Silent Night, Deadly Night III: You Better Watch Out! (1989)
I Spit on Your Grave: Deja Vu (2019)
Hansel & Gretel (2013)
Lost Continent (1951)
Everything Beautiful is Far Away (2017)
Sakuya, The Slayer of Demons (2000)
Carmilla (2019)
Timmy Failure: Mistakes Were Made (2020)
The Night (2020)
Santo and Blue Demon vs the Monsters (1970)
The Twilight People (1972)
Sharkenstein (2016)
The Student of Prague (1913)
The Map of Tiny Perfect Things (2021)
Stickman (2017)
Blind Date (1984)
Director's Cut (2016)
Pizza (2014)
The Swarm (2020)
Aces Go Places II (1983)
Ghost Chasers (1951)
The Exorcism of Anna Ecklund (2016)
Theme Essays
Imprisonment Thrillers
Films Depicting NASA and the Space Program
Human Bloodsports and Death Games
Animals Attack Films
Films About Plague and Pandemic
Steampunk Films
Films About Halloween
Films About Prophecy
Magicians and Sorcerers
Real-Life People in Fiction
Techno-Thrillers
Twins in Fantastic Cinema
Possession Films
Sexual Fetishism in Fantastic Cinema
Films About Imaginary and Magical Lands
Religion in Fantastic Cinema
Jekyll and Hyde Films
Films That Make Dubious Claims to Being Based on True Stories
Coming of Age Stories in Fantastic Cinema
Films About Cryogenics and Suspended Animation
Alternate History Films
Disturbed Psychology as Portrayed on Film
Law Enforcement in Fantastic Cinema
Weird Westerns
© Copyright Richard Scheib 1999-2021

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We sometimes call this "Inside-Out" pizza too. They're garlicky, cheesy little pizza dough balls filled with all of the yummy toppings you'd put on a pizza. To eat, just pop one off and dunk it in marinara sauce. Don't you love finger food? And don't you love dunking things? I suppose regular pizza is finger food as well, but for some reason this is way more fun. Must be the dunking factor. You can pick your own fillings. We love Canadian bacon and pineapple, or Italian turkey sausage and chopped peppers. Pepperoni and cheese is always a hit and you could easily make these vegetarian as well. This makes great party food or a fun appetizer, but in our house we often pair it with a salad and call it dinner. It works especially great for little fingers so my boys love 'em!
You'll need a roll of refrigerator pizza dough (or make your own…or buy some from your favorite pizza shop or Sam's Club/Costco), pizza sauce (our favorite recipe!), some grated parmesan cheese, olive oil or melted butter, garlic powder, Italian seasoning, 8 ounces mozzarella cheese, cut into cubes, and your favorite pizza toppings of choice (we're using mini pepperoni).
Bake in the preheated oven for about 15-20 minutes or until golden brown on top. Keep an eye on them! Doughs vary, so I'd check them after even 10 minutes.
Serve warm with warmed marinara sauce on the side for dipping.
The outsides are like garlic bread and the insides are full of oozing cheese. This might just be a perfect food.
Got a flavor combo in mind? Share it! And try out this variation of Chicken and Bacon Stuffed Ranch Rolls.
What a great idea! They look amazing! Ham and pineapple is one of my favorite pizza toppings.
Love this idea! Can't wait to try them!
Looks delicious. I will be trying these for sure!
These are a great idea! We love homemade pizza at our house, so i will have to give these a go.
Measuring is overrated anyway 😀 Looks delicious!
I think I might just have to make these tonight!
Those look so fun! My daughter would love them!
Oh these look perfect for kids. I need to try this one. Yum!
I happen to have one of these crust's in the fridge that was on sale. We've been making this yummy Greek pizza with them (feta, greek olives, and pepperonchini, oregano, and mushrooms). But these look so yummy!
This post made me very, very happy. But then, I love all things cheesy and doughy.
Oh YUM! I cannot wait to make my own version of this!
Yeah, these look divine! They are on my list of dinners this week. You Rock Sara!
Funny you should post a recipe that I would so love to make tonight, but too bad I choose to make a different one from you guys. Everyone I've passed your blog onto has nothing but great things to say. My husband hasn't said one negative thing about any recipe. You guys rock!!!
Maybe tomorrow night, but what a great FHE dinner!
I cannot wait to try this. Perfect for when the fussy eaters come over!! Everyone loves pizza!
Wow! Those look delicious. I'll definitely have to try this.
I wanted to make pizza for dinner tonight but didn't have any pizza sauce. I checked your blog and got an even yummier idea for pizza AND a recipe for pizza sauce!
I just finished eating these and they are awesome! Made them with pepperoni and red pepper and it worked great. I left the pepperoni whole but next time I think I will chop them. Thanks for posting this!
Fill with chicken & bacon and dip in ranch dressing!
Or stuff with buffalo chicken and blue cheese!
Great idea! You never fail to amaze. Now if I could just get you to deliver them. I'll tip! Thanks for the great ideas.
I couldn't wait another day and went ahead and made them last night. It was a fun, quick, easy, and tasty dinner. I was even able to make some Diego'friendly pizza rolls. (Always a great thing!) Thanks!
Oh wow that looks wonderful and so fun for kids! We do pizza on Fridays and most of the time we do homemade. We'll have to try this one.
Sounds an looks delish! I like cake AND lemons!
My son is allergic to cheese so isn't a big fan of pizza night. Pizza w/ no cheese is no fun but these might be a fun alternative w/o cheese. I could put his fav's in there and he could dip in marinara. I'll try it and see how it goes.
You're my new foodie blog best friend. My husband already loves you for the teriyaki chicken kabobs!
Just went to the store to buy the ingredients for these.. can't wait!!
Oh my word this is fantastic, I can't wait to try these, the kids will love them!
Turned out so well! We loved them and plan to add them to our monthly meals!!
Oh my this looks very deicious!
Next time I will cube the cheese to make nicer looking pizza balls.
I used shredded cheese and it worked great. I'm baking them right now and seriously my kitchen smells amazing and I can't wait to eat them up. Thanks for another yummy recipe!
Just had these tonight and they were great. Even my daughter ate a few, and she hasn't been in to my homemade pizza recently. I made a few different insides, so even more fun when you bit into each one as you had no idea what you were getting.
I made these last night and my husband and I loved them! Thanks!
These are the best ever. I saw this recipe and immediatly went to the store to get the ingredients. They turned out FANTASTIC. Everything cooked perfectly and the looked awesome! I will make these a million times more.
I made these for dinner last night and we all LOVED them. This is definitely being added to our monthly meals. So good. So easy. And so many possibilities… Yum!
Another easy idea-use Rhodes rolls or biscuit rolls and just flatten them and then fill. I use whole wheat ones to make a little healthier. Try stuffing with shredded chicken, mozzerella, diced artichokes,and sundried tomatoes. Dip in pesto! SO GOOD!
These make such a fun dinner. Thanks! I have to agree about the cubed cheese. I used shredded and thought it wasn't cheesy enough and it was messy pinching the balls together. I will be using cubes next time. Also, the middles turned out doughy. The tops were golden brown, so I didn't want to bake it longer. Next time I will roll the dough out thinner.
We made these tonight – using your pizza dough and breadstick recipe (which I have made no less than 5 times this week). I rolled the dough and cut it, and let my girls put the toppings on and roll them up. They were so fun and delicious. We will be making these on a regular basis for sure.
SOOOO yummy! Once again you made me feel like the best cook ever because my husband loved this! Thank you!!!
I made these, tonight, and they were delish! My 3 and 4yr old gobbled them up. One mistake, though… I had them all balled up and in the pan looking pretty and ready to bake when I realized I forgot the cheese! I had to unroll and cheese them, re-roll and re-pan them. Even so, they were wonderful and I have lots of ideas for fillings that I'm going to try, now. I put the link for this blog on my facebook account. My new favorite recipe site! Nice pictures, fun blog, delicious food. Thank you thank you!
I'm not sure how I came across this site but I'm glad I did! I made the creamy corn chowder on Sunday (BIG hit) and this recipe today. It made my house smell delicious. I didn't have any mozzarella so I had to use pepperjack and sharp cheddar. Yum-my! My husband has already put in a request for these at EVERY football party. Thanks!
Holy Cow! My mouth is totally watering! I'm going to try these this week!!! Yum! I just found your site today. I have spent the last hour searching through some seriously awesome recipes! Soooo glad you have a blog. I will return often!!
Mmm… I think I need to try chicken and mushroom dipped in Alfredo, too!
Hmmm…Pizza Night Friday just got a new groove! Asking the hubby if he'd like to try these tonight, FOR SURE!!!
I'm wondering if there is a good way to freeze these for future use. You know, make 2 pans and freeze one for after the baby comes…Has anyone tried that yet?
Brock and Melissa- (I'm assuming Melissa 🙂 Yes, they should freeze fine. Make the rolls in a disposable pie tin and cover well with plastic wrap. You can probably bake them from frozen at the same temp, or let them thaw in the fridge overnight first. I need to try this out to make sure, so I'm just guessing! I will put it on my menu for next week so I can test it for ya.
how did it work out freezing these?
Okay, so my post is late but the memories of how absolutely delicious our house smelled after I made these for a Saturday afternoon lunch for my husband and I, ring as fresh in my mind as dew on a blade of grass!!!
Oooohhhhh Sooooooooo Yummy are these tiny little bites of gooey goodness!
We will definitely make these again!
I finally made these & it was a huge hit! I lost track of how many my son ate, everytime I turned around he was asking for more! I bought the ingredients to make these again this week! Hooray!
We fixed these tonight and the smell coming from the kitchen made me think I was in an italian restaurant!
I have a 15 yr old daughter and 2-1/2 yr old (yup!!) and my husband and kids loved them.
My 2-1/2 yr old ate 4 pizza rolls. He told me "Momma, Momma, Yum Yum!!"
Thank you for a unique twist on pizza and fun for the family to make them!
My daughter is taking them to her youth group christmas party next friday night and we are going to make them for our church new years eve party. I'm sure they will be a hit.
My daughter had the idea of putting them in pie pan and placing something in the middle to make it like a "shallow bundt pan" and then when they come out, all she has to do it put a ramikin of marinara in the middle and its a "ring of pizza rolls" around it. Gotta love teens!!!
Thanks again! These were 5 stars out of 5!!!
I can't wait to try freezing them and baking after.
Blog Cafe- I've done that before! I just baked it in the oven with the ramekin itself in there so when they come out all you have to do is fill it up with marinara, it works great! You end up with a few less rolls though, so that's the only draw back.
So glad your family liked them!
I took these tonight for a NYE party and they were a HIT! Thanks ladies!
Made these last night and they were a huge hit!! I made them with turkey pepperoni and a shredded pizza cheese blend and some with ham and the cheese blend. Thanks for the great idea! I also made the pizza sauce to go with them and it was amazing! I will never buy pizza sauce at the store again!! It was so super easy but so delicious!!
I made these last night. They were so yummy.
I'm a newcomer to this blog but I've tried several of your recipies and this one is one of our favorites. The other night we did a totally amazing version of this, we wanted to do a desert version so we got bananas and strawberries.
We cooked them a bit with some butter and rum (light the rum on fire in the pan) and then some brown sugar. Then we put them together just like the Pizza rolls and cooked them with butter brushed on top and cinnamon. After we cooked them we dipped them in fruit dip and nutella. One word- Delicious!
How do you think this would work frozen? So if I did all the prep and then froze them… You think If I defrosted fully and then cooked them they'd still be good?
Dramamomma- you could flash freeze them individually, or freeze them in a disposable pan. You can either bake from frozen- or defrost in the fridge first.
We had these tonight with pepperoni, ham, cheese, green pepper and mushroom and they were excellent!!!! Everyone enjoyed them. We made the chicken pot pie the other night and loved it. The breadstick recipe is awesome! This is one of the best recipe blogs that I have come across. We have loved everything that we have made and have plans on trying several different things from here in the next few weeks. I want to try to make a version of these with buffalo chicken in them since I have craved it this entire pregnancy. Maybe buffalo chicken with mozzarella (don't like blue cheese)and ranch. Mmmm. I may try that!
Awesome blog! I'm a new fan. I tried these and they were great. I had to substitute with soycheese due to a milk allergy with my kiddo but they were awesome. Have you ever tried these as a dessert? Fruit in the middle, brush with butter, sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar and dip them in glaze? I haven't tried it yet, but it's my next attempt.
little monkeys- Glad you found us, thanks for reading! Aa few people have mentioned doing sweet versions, so it's on my list too!
These were fantastic, thank you so much for sharing all the wonderful recipes you do with all of us! Dinner would just not be the same at our house without them!
OMG, that is simple such an awesome post..
I made these today and they were awesome! I just added Mozarella Cheese and pepperoni with some pizza sauce for dipping. Can't wait to make these with peppers and onions for my boyfriend, he'll love it.
I made these tonight. My first batch were a little dough-y, so I cooked the second batch longer and they were just right. My family really enjoyed the meal!
I made your homemade marinara as a dipping sauce. It was really tasty, but too spicy for the kids. Next time I will leave out the red pepper flakes. Thanks again!
I didn't have a pie tin (hey, single girl, here!), but a muffin tin did the job!
Anyone ever make them ahead of time? How long would they last before baking? I'm in a dinner trade group and would ove to share these.
These are sooooooooo yummy! Thank you for this great recipe! My husband and I loved it!! 🙂 We put tomato and pineapple in ours. Also, there was so much extra toppings we had enough to use 2 batches of dough.
Really good and easy to make! Family loved the recipe.
Made these for dinner tonight and they were delicious!! Thanks for the recipe!
Made these a few nights ago -delicious!!
What a great way of eating your pizza!!! hahaha looks so yummy!
We make these, but if you're looking for something even easier (and I always am) you can make these using a can o' biscuits.
I made these and the chicken bacon ranch rolls for dinner last month and my wife loved them. They are easy to make and I came up with a few ideas for different fillings like steak and Swiss as well as a three meat combo. The only thing I recommend is make your own pizza dough as it adds to the end product big time! Also adding as much cheese as you can is great as well.
This was very easy to make. My husband and son loved it. Pizza sauce was also a hit, will never buy pizza sauce again. Thanks for sharing. Love your website!!
My son would love these! Definitely going to make these for dinner in the near future! I featured these on my friday favorites!
I just made these for dinner and all 4 of my kids loved them. Nice and easy too.
Hi! I made these stuffed pizza rolls for one of our Steelers games. Delicious!!
Thanks for sharing the recipe. I've posted my version on my blog, along with credit for your recipe.
We are excited! Just put ours in the oven for the Super Bowl. First time trying them but they look great so far! Used homemade cornmeal crust. Made garbage (pepperoni, sausage, cheese, sauce, olives, mushroom, and onion) and Hawaiian (ham, cheese, crushed pineapple and onion). Brushed the garbage ones with olive oil with parmesan and asiago cheeses. Brushed the Hawaiian with butter and same cheeses. (kinda smothered them with the cheese…) Thank you so much for posting and we can't wait to try!!!
I made these the other night for my fiance and I, but used the filling I usually use for a buffalo chicken stromboli. It was shredded chicken coated in buffalo sauce (Frank's and butter), then I mixed in some pizza sauce, more hot sauce, and mozzarella and cheddar cheese. Mixing it all together made it easy to just drop a spoonful in the middle of each square, and I topped them with an egg wash and sesame seeds… they were adorable and delicious! What a great idea! We can't wait to try different fillings, and I'll try freezing some next time!
This was a winner and a total kid pleaser. My son asks for it at least once per week.
this is my family's #1 asked for dinner.
I made these tonight and they were delicious! I LOVED your marinara sauce recipe too!
Can you suggest a good way to store and reheat the leftovers?
Just made these for my family and they were delicious!!! Such a simple recipe. Everyone loved them!
I made these tonight and they were a huge hit with my whole family. I did the Bacon-Chicken ranch one that you also have on here and also did hamburger and papperoni. My boys loved them and so did my daughter and her friend. And my husband said that these were very, very, very god. Definatly going to be making these again.
I love to use mini pepperonis and just mozeralla cheese and the kids devour them. Thanx for sharing!
I just baked these, they were absolutely AMAZING!
Make a double batch! My family of four loved these. The garlic bread mix was the extra touch that made it so good. Thank you.
I made these for the first time this weekend for a little get together. Big hit! They will most definitely be making another appearance in my kitchen.
Made these a few times, they are AMAZING – THANKS for posting this, one of my faves.
I've been looking for something fairly easy yet fun and tasty to make for an upcoming potluck at my daughter's daycare, and I think this is it! My daughter LOVES finger foods and dipping anything in anything, so I think this will be a hit with the kids as well as the adults.
These look great! I have a question – could I prepare them and then keep them in the fridge for a day before baking them?
You can, but sometimes the dough does funny things if it sits too long. I tried it once and they baked up a little flat.
I tried these this past weekend, using the canned Pillsbury pizza dough. Let's just say that the dough was horrible to try to work with – it did not want to stretch at all, all it did was stick to itself…it was awful.
I will try this again when I have a bit more time, and try fresh dough made from scratch….
I made these pizza rolls tonight with the standard pepperoni and cheese topping and they were FANTASTIC! All 3 of my kids (4,5,& 7) who are PICKY eaters gobbled them up and asked for more! I diced my cheese and pepperoni and served them with your super easy pizza sauce for dipping. THANKS!!!!
Made these tonight for dinner and they were a hit! I'm not so good with rolling out dough, yes, even though I used store bought and it is roughly already in the shape, but I made them work. Will use a bit more cheese inside next time. Will definitely be making these again. Thanks for the idea!
We tried these for the first time last night and struggled with the dough. We bought a tube of pizza dough from the store and had a hard time getting the dough to stay stretched out so we could cut into 24 squares. We were only able to get 11 squares. What did we do wrong? Can you email me at lahn.jennifer@gmail.com because they were so good but would like to be able to get more out of a roll of dough. Thanks!
These are So good! I've made them twice and can't stop eating them. They are easy to make and my 4 yr old daughter loves to help.
These look yummy! Can't wait to try them. Can you make them with just cheese in the inside and if yes how much would you use? Thanks for the recipe!
I have to say thank you. I made several of your recipes this past New Year's Eve (pizza pulls, lil'smokies, and the meatballs) and they were all a hit! The little kids especially liked the lil' smokies. And those are so easy, I will definitely be making these again. Thank you so much for posting–New Year's Eve wouldn't have been the same without these recipes.
Never made bread and made this recipe…love it and is not hard to make.
There is a great place in Reno called Pizza Balls that we love! I can't wait to try this recipe!
Wow, these were AMAZING!!!! Made it using your recipe for pizza dough, dipping sauce and garlic seasoning and boy oh boy was it lovely! I love your blog ladies, it's my first choice anytime I'm feeling in the mood for baking!
We love these~ tried a new combo that was yummy last round~ sausage, grilled onions, and a cube of mozz. cheese. Wow…soo good!
So,so good! Thumbs up from all 3 kids which is quite impressive for here!
Made these for superbowl and they were not a hit. Not sure why, they seemed like they should of been delish but were kinda bland. I may have over stretched the dough. The other dishes I made from this site were much more tasty.
I made these for Valentine's Day last night (in a red, heart-shaped baking dish) and they were so tasty! LOVED THEM. Even with whole wheat flour! Thank you, thank you.
So we made a pepperoni & mozzarella version of these last night and my entire family (hubby, 3yo and 1-1/2yo) LOVED them. So much so that hubby & I started brainstorming ideas of other combos to try… I am due in about a week with our 3rd child so I'm in make-as-much-food-as-I-can-and-freeze-it mode lol.
– greek–feta, olives, oregano; maybe a seasoned olive oil dipping sauce?
– apple pie–finely chopped apples mixed with cinnamon sugar & butter–hubby's eyes got as big as saucers when I recommended this!
– banana & nutella or peanut butter.
If anyone has tried any of these combos and had success or failure, or has any recommendations, please let me know! Looking forward to trying a lot of them (if not all) this week, and planning to use Our Best Bites pizza dough recipe 🙂 cheers!
Yes. Yum. SO GOOD. I made these last night as the appetizer for a friendly Iron Chef competition and since the secret ingredient was cream, we made an alfredo sauce to dip them in. HUGE HIT. WE WON. Thanks, I'm always making these babies!
These are delicious!!! I shortened my prep time by cutting the dough in half length wise and laying 2 rows of pepperoni and chunks of cheese on each strip. Then I folded it as a whole strip and sealed the edges, rubbed it with olive oil and sprinkled the top with parmesean. Then I cut each strip into pieces and baked. My husband and kids totally LOVED them!!!!
I tried this recipe the other night and made some hot wings and a salad! The kids LOVED it! They even enjoyed helping with the cooking! Thanks for the recipe!
I'm sure these are delish – but I really love how awesome they look!!
I made these for a party this week and everyone loved them! I used a whole wheat dough recipe and made one batch with pineapple and one batch with turkey pepperoni. The general consensus was that the pineapple ones were a little bit better because the pineapple added a little moisture but both will be made again!
this looks just amazing, can not wait to make it..
We made these for football game nibbles and they were awesome. I used mini pepperoni slices and cubes of mozzarella, but will try some other fillings next time. So gooey, cheesy, melty good!
I had much difficulty trying to close the dough balls. They kept opening and I just put them in the oven and everything was oozing out. Any suggestions?
Vivian, maybe try making your dough squares a little larger, or a little less filling.
If freezing these, would you bake them first and then freeze or fill them up and then freeze before baking?
First of all I LOVE this recipe! My kids eat a TON of them! Secondly, and the reason I'm commenting is that it seems both of the links to making your own pizza dough and making your own pizza sauce (and even making your own garlic seasoning) are broken. I can find them all by searching, but I thought you'd like to know so you can fix them for others who are new to this recipe. Thanks for sharing such a delicious and delightful dinner idea!
Made these with the help of my 3yo and 18mo. Sausage and green peppers are our topping of choice. The kids had fun helping and the meal was a hit., Even if the kids ate more of the filling than they put in.
Looks so yummy! Thank you for sharing the recipe! I really want to try it!! My kids will love it.
Since these are a little bit fussier than just making a pizza, I wouldn't do this unless I could make enough for several meals. Would you flash freeze the unbaked balls or bake, freeze and reheat? Have you compared the outcome? Thanks!
At our place, we love pizza. This is going to be a great dish that I could try.
If I want to freezer prep these should I freeze before or after I bake them?
You can do either, I prefer before!


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Костадин Цветков Катранджиев с псевдоним Авангарда е български революционер на Вътрешната македонска революционна организация (обединена).

Биография
Костадин Катранджиев е роден през 1896 година в разложкото село Годлево. Работи като железар. През 1919 година влиза в Българската комунистическа партия. Участва активно в Септемврийското въстание през 1923 година. След разгрома на въстанието емигрира в Югославия. Самообразова се. Изучава Есперанто. През 1925 година се завръща и установява в село Бачево. През 1935 година е арестуван и съден по процеса на ВМРО (обединена). Участва в партизанското движение в Пиринско през Втората световна война и е сред членовете на първата партизанска чета в България. През декември 1943 година е тежко ранен при блокада на селата Годлево и Бачево. Заловен е и убит в болницата в Разлог на 10 януари 1944 година.

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Дейци на ВМРО (обединена)
Участници в Септемврийското въстание
Хора от област Благоевград
Български комунисти до 1944 година
Загинали през Втората световна война
Починали в Разлог

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Banwell Parish Councillors are calling on authorities to tackle the 'Riverside swamp'.
Villagers are pleading for authorities to take action after a 'swamp' formed yards from a busy road and a children's play area.
Banwell Parish Council has urged North Somerset Council to get to the bottom of what is causing flooding on the green at Riverside.
A large wet patch – labelled the 'Riverside swamp' by villagers – has grown on the edge of the green, adjacent to a children's play area, over recent years leaving the area boggy and 'dangerous'.
Water has begun pouring into the road with a large puddle stretching almost to the other side, no matter the weather.
The cause of the issue remains unknown, and the parish council feels more must be done by the authorities to solve the problem.
Chairman Jimmy Weston said the issue has been allowed to fester for five years, and villagers are 'very concerned for safety'.
He added: "If nothing's done, over the winter there will be one big ice patch across the road.
"This road is a rat run. Hundreds of cars use it at peak times.
"We want something done, but water has just been tested and that's as far as it goes. At the moment we're not getting any information from anybody.
"North Somerset has been ignoring our emails and we're not getting any response from them.
Parish councillor Emma Perrett told the Mercury she is concerned for the safety of children using the play area who could fall in the bog, and fellow councillor Paul Blatchford believes the council has left it in a hazardous state.
He said: "We were pleased North Somerset came, dug a hole and did some investigation, but they've left it in a dangerous situation.
North Somerset Council plans to take a closer look at the issue.
A spokesman said: "Bristol and Wessex Water have taken samples of the water to identify the source and we have also taken samples from the River Banwell and a nearby spring to try and clarify the situation.


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Robert David Steele (July 16, 1952 – August 29, 2021) was an American CIA officer and conspiracy theorist.

Early life and career

Steele's father was an executive for an oil company, and he therefore spent the first twenty years of his life in Asia and Latin America. He held a bachelor of arts in political science, a master's degree in international relations, and an AMP in public administration. He worked at the Embassy of the United States, San Salvador during the Salvadoran Civil War as a political officer. He then researched artificial intelligence and cognitive strategy.

Steele is credited with coining the terms "virtual intelligence" and "peacekeeping information". He called for intelligence reforms in the United States and advocated for the private sector to develop and sell such intelligence to the central government. He was a supporter of open-source intelligence and argued that the CIA refused to take open-source information seriously and should not be responsible for developing new systems that ran contrary to its history of secrecy.

Conspiracy theories
Steele was a regular guest on Alex Jones radio show. In an interview by Jones in June 2017, Steele claimed NASA holds a colony on Mars populated by human slaves who were kidnapped as children and sent to the planet. NASA said the claims were false.

On his Public Intelligence Blog, Steele cited The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, a 19th Century Czarist hoax, at least 42 times to expound on the "Zionist conspiracy". He stated in a September 2019 blog entry that Jews in financial sectors were "a secret society" that "believes themselves to be exempt from all laws and customs", leading to accusations of antisemitism, and called for the incarceration of Jews who were insufficiently loyal to the republic. He described the Holocaust as being a "contrived myth" and Zionism as "a cancer on humanity" urging the eradication of "every Zionist who refuses to be loyal to their country of citizenship and the rule of law."

In September 2020, he implied "two Zionists", one of whom was Yitzhak Rabin, were in Dallas and somehow involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Additionally, he claimed Rabin and Dick Cheney agreed on a proposal for the September 11 attacks: "The Zionists installed the controlled demolitions that assisted what I believe was clearly a directed energy controlled frequency event in the twin towers, controlled demolitions alone for WTC seven, and a massive coverup was executed….9/11 [legal] cases did not go to trial; controlled Zionist judges and prosecutors ensured that all cases were generously settled".

Steele was the organizer of the Arise USA tour, a three month tour of all 50 American states. The Daily Beast reported the tour began in May 2021. Steele promoted Donald Trump's claims of fraud in the 2020 presidential election and told his audiences of "the treason and high crimes represented by the fake pandemic, unconstitutional lockdown, mask idiocy, and the deaths and sterilization and mutations associated with the untested toxic 'vaccines'". The tour featured speakers such as Oath Keeper Richard Mack and conspiracy theory promoter Sacha Stone. In July 2021, he held a demonstration in Belfast, Maine to claim that the 2020 presidential election was rigged and called COVID-19 a hoax. He claimed to be the first person to call COVID-19 a hoax. The tour concluded in August 2021, following allegations that more than three thousand dollars had been stolen from the tour's budget. He also promoted the QAnon conspiracy theory.

Death

Steele died from COVID-19 in Florida on August 29, 2021, at the age of 69. Before his admission to hospital, Steele had promoted an anti-vaccination campaign.

Publications
 On Intelligence: Spies and Secrecy in an Open World (2000)
 The New Craft of Intelligence: Personal, Public, & Political (2002)
 Peacekeeping Intelligence: Emerging Concepts for the Future (2003)
 Information Operations: All Information, All Languages, All the Time (2005)
 The Smart Nation Act: Public Intelligence in the Public Interest (2006)
 The Open-Source Everything Manifesto: Transparency, Truth, and Trust (2012)
 Intelligence For Earth: Clarity, Diversity, Integrity, & Sustainability (2015)

Filmography
 American Drug War: The Last White Hope (2007)

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2021 deaths
American anti-vaccination activists
Antisemitism in the United States
American computer scientists
American conspiracy theorists
American Holocaust deniers
Anti-vaccination activist deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19 conspiracy theorists
Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Florida
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People from New York City
People of the Central Intelligence Agency
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New director at home in housing
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Peter Trentacoste removed the word "interim" from his title Nov. 27 when University Housing named him as its new director.
He took over the position after Matt Brown became dean of students in June 2007. Trentacoste had previously been the University Housing associate director.
Trentacoste said that he is thrilled with the promotion during what he considers an "exciting time at NKU."
He said that he has never had a permanent internal promotion before.
Brown said Trentacoste was an unamious choice and stood out above the other candidates. He added that Trentacoste has "really excelled and his colleagues are very pleased he got the position."
Wayne Centers, director of Kentucky and Commonwealth halls, agreed with Brown.
"I'm extremely excited for Pete and our department," Centers said. "Pete has been an asset, his spirit and innovation will bring our department to the new level."
Kelley Woods, University Suites hall director, is also excited about Trentacoste's new move.
"As my supervisor for the past two years, Pete has become a real mentor to me," she said. "His passion for serving students is really evident in the many things he's done during his time at NKU and I know he has many great ideas that will help our department continue to grow and carry out the mission of the university."
Brown said that, as the new director, Trentacoste might face challenges such as the prospect of Lakeside opening as a dorm in the fall of 2008.
Speaking from his own experience, Brown had this advice to offer:
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Йонко Вапцаров (настоящее имя Иван Николов Вапцаров; 1880, Банско, Османская империя — 17 января 1939, София, Болгария) — болгарский революционер, один из руководителей ВМРО. Отец Николы Вапцарова.

Биография

Иван (Йонко) Вапцаров родился в 1880 г. в Банско Османской империи. По окончании 6 класса вступил в ВМРО и к 20 годам стал руководителем её местного отделения.

Во время Первой Балканской войны Иван Вапцаров, Христо Чернопеев, Пейо Яворов и Лазарь Колчагов руководят освобождением Банско, Мехомии (ныне Разлог) и Кавалы. Иван Вапцаров, областной руководитель ВМОРО, становится личным другом царя Фердинанда I.

После Первой мировой войны Иван Вапцаров участвует в восстановлении ВМРО. Однако вступает в конфликт со сторонниками Ивана Михайлова после убийства Александра Протогерова в 1928 г. Правые в ВМРО планируют убийство Ивана Вапцарова и в 1929 г. он эмигрирует в Нью-Йорк. Возвращается в Болгарию в 1930 г.

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Революционеры Болгарии
Революционеры Северной Македонии
Члены Внутренней македонско-одринской революционной организации
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tl;dr: Arrogant humans think we have the natural world all figured out. We don't.
I spend a small but meaningful amount of my time at Venrock intentionally looking at crazy stuff. If you are developing a cold fusion generator or a zero point energy harvester and you have spoken to a venture capitalist, there's a high probability that it's me.
There are a few fellow travelers in the venture capital/angel financier community who share these investment interests and devote resources to them. Most, however, view these possibilities with derision – or simply feel they're so improbable that every last second of one's time is better spent elsewhere.
Let me give you an example of why I choose to suspend disbelief.
I got my first dose of middle-school biology in the mid-80s. And the living world as I learned it was pretty simple: DNA makes RNA, RNA makes proteins, and proteins do stuff. Information flows only in one direction, so the idea that you could pass on a characteristic that you acquired during your life was silly talk. We'd already figured out the handful of letters in the genetic code (easy!) and the sequences that corresponded to each amino acid (no prob!), so the only thing left was to decode the genome and the proteome, and then match the DNA up with the proteins.
Congratulations, you've solved life! Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer's creation of the first recombinant organism in 1973 seemed to drive the point home – if we could insert foreign DNA into a living being to make it do what we wanted, certainly we had everything figured out? There were a few little things left to clear up – it wasn't obvious why DNA was so often chemically modified, or why it was wrapped around these things we called histones, or why so much of it appeared to be non-coding junk – but surely those were minor points.
As we now know, that view of the world wasn't wrong per se. It was just radically oversimplified.
The holes in the story began appearing almost immediately after Cohen and Boyer's landmark achievement. In 1975 Robin Holliday and John Pugh (and independently, Arthur Riggs) observed that the methyl groups regularly seen hanging off cytosine and adenosine weren't, as previously thought, errors in DNA's signal: They formed a vital mechanism by which cells ramped expression of genes up and down. Shortly thereafter Michael Grunstein and his collaborators demonstrated that the histone proteins around which DNA winds were not simply passive spools, but that histones regulated gene activation depending on how they were chemically altered. In 1999, David Baulcombe showed that short strands of RNA could silence the effect of otherwise-activated genes – information flowed backward; the product of genetic expression could affect the expression itself! Finally, in the last decade, work by researchers such as Larry Feig and David Sweatt has controversially suggested that a mother's life experiences can endow her developing fetus with features that weren't in the fetus's DNA at conception.
These exceptions to the rule have piled so high that we have a name for them: Epigenetics. And a whole slew of start-up companies are aiming to profit from what was heterodoxy 30 years ago.
I have a sneaking suspicion that physics today is something like biology in the 1970s.
Once you split atoms with such destructive force as to kill tens of thousands of people, it's pretty easy to convince yourself that you've got it all figured out. And, as I see it, that's what the academy did post-World War II after the nuclear genie left the bottle. Sure, there were some minor details to clear up – like the particulars of the units of matter and force that shape atomic interactions, and how to harmonize the way things work at large scales with how they work at small ones – but for the most part, we had it nailed.
Half a century onward, our list of known and suspected subatomic particles exceeds 200, and it continues to grow. We can't precisely predict the size, structure, or properties of anything more complex than hydrogen. We're no closer to integrating quantum mechanics with general relativity than we were when I was a child. (Flame shield up: I realize there will be healthy disagreement on these points).
Perhaps these anomalies aren't anomalies at all. Maybe they are evidence that we don't, in fact, have everything figured out.
Improbable, yes. Impossible, no. So with a wink to Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, who is doubtless shaking his fist from the grave – mocked for decades for suggesting that inherited characteristics could be acquired, and now facing an ounce of vindication through epigenetics – I suspend disbelief. I trust that there are improbable breakthroughs in the physical sciences yet to be made: breakthroughs which will transform how energy is produced and used. I'm with Bill Gates – we need more crazy energy entrepreneurs!
Takeaway: Whether you are a university scientist or a garage inventor, if you're working on a way-out-there energy idea and you have data that shows something extraordinary, call me. Casimir effect, solar antennae, low-energy nuclear reactions, electricity crops: The door is open! I won't (and can't) promise you time or engagement a priori; if I did, I couldn't do the other 98% of my job. But I do promise you a hearing – and respect.
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appreciate your post, but never really understood proxy of biology/information science discoveries to the field of energy. DNA…the internet…microchips… yes all the products of secret R&D programs and innovation. but when was there last a truly new idea in energy? solar PV has been around for decades…it's only when we got serious about implementing it, that it came down in cost. electric vehicles existed in early 1900s. anyways, good luck with the 2% of your time (doesn't this speak volumes about how much faith you or anyone puts in this?). i really hope something works out…because we sure need it!
Because of Your huge IQ You explained simple things in a complex way. Breakthroughs, probably, stand in the change of conceptual approaches to known and working today things. The real paradox is : "good specialist is a person who knows more and more about less and less (problem). So the best one knows everything but about nothing".
Your example with DNA simply proves telegony theory that some think a "false" one. Every pigeon's lover, who even does not know the word DNA, explane (and can do in practice) what cited by You scientist simply arguing so far of. (Simply ask them how to breed 100% white pigeon).
The breakthrough is not, IMHO, in more and more deeper understanding of, say, histones role and structure, but in taking into account (and into investing?) the obvious fact that DNA is not the only one data carrier and,besides, it can probably store previously recieved information in another,than we think today, way and shape.
I am admiring the way You are thinking, but, under a pressure of time, can not devote, to my regret, more time for futher comments.


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Alaska Airlines is killing off the Virgin America brand
by David Goldman and Jon Ostrower @CNNMoney March 23, 2017: 8:50 AM ET
Alaska Airlines CEO: We'll merge with Virgin's flair
It was all but inevitable that the Virgin America brand wouldn't survive its merger with Alaska Airlines.
Sure enough, the parent company announced Wednesday that all Virgin America flights will fly under one brand with Alaska Airlines, likely sometime in 2019.
But don't despair, Virgin America devotees: Alaska promised that it will keep much of the "flair" that accompanied Virgin flights, including all that free in-flight entertainment, mood lighting and boarding music.
Seattle-based Alaska bought Virgin last year in an effort to bust into the California market in a major way and expand well beyond its roots in the Pacific Northwest. The $2.6 billion merger resulted in a combined airline with nearly 1,200 daily flights and 286 aircraft, making it the United States' fifth largest airline.
Its new strategy is coming with a major expansion, adding 25 new daily flights out of San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles and San Jose last year.
The newly merged airline is pushing ahead with a combined brand that will see significant changes for passengers over the coming years.
Its Boeing jets will get all new cabins starting in 2018 with new first and economy class seating. New first class seating will be expanded by 50% on Virgin's Airbus jets (from 8 seats to 12) and is coming in the fourth quarter of 2018. Alaska said it isn't making any changes to the economy seats on Virgin's fleet, which today features in-flight entertainment screens.
High speed satellite wi-fi is also being added to the fleet starting with its Boeing 737s starting in fall 2018 with the full fleet outfitted by the end of 2019. It's also making permanent free movies and TV episodes available on streaming to passengers' devices and starting in August seat-back screens will have the same free content.
As the integration advances, many of Virgin's signature attributes will fade away. Gone will be Virgin's frequent flyer plan. The airline's signature pink and purple club-like mood lighting will also be a thing of the past, in favor of a new blue hue. And all its front line staff are all getting new uniforms designed by fashion designer Luly Yang, which will roll out in mid-2019.
Related: Alaska Air and Virgin America are now one
Alaska and Virgin flyers are among the most loyal in U.S. air travel and a final decision on the fate of the acquired carrier was eagerly awaited. But Virgin wasn't likely to stick around forever: Alaska Airlines didn't want to pay license fees on the Virgin brand indefinitely.
"While the Virgin America name is beloved to many, we concluded that to be successful on the West Coast we had to do so under one name - for consistency and efficiency, and to allow us to continue to deliver low fares," said Sangita Woerner, Alaska Airlines' vice president of marketing, in a statement.
One major decision is still outstanding: The future of Virgin's Airbus fleet. Alaska is a long time Boeing stalwart and an airline spokeswoman said they are still pushing ahead with adding ten new A321neo jets from Airbus in 2017 and 2018. A decision on whether to remain all-Boeing on its Alaska Airlines brand "or move forward with a duel [sic] fleet strategy for future" will come later this year.
"Either way, the company will fly a mixed fleet for at least the next 6 years," the spokeswoman said.
Painting of Virgin's jets begins in 2018.
CNNMoney (New York) First published March 22, 2017: 8:40 PM ET


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In the latest development on the mainline renovation agreement between Pakistan and China, the Karachi-Peshawar linkages will be modernized, starting from March 2018.
At present, the design of the project is undergoing evaluation and is expected to be finalized within a month.
Director General for Railway Ministry, Mazhar Ali Shah, has declared the project to be "ambitious". He also added that Pakistan will work hard to meet its target.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) originally intended improvements for railways in individual provinces under the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Plan (CAREC).
In this regard, the Lahore-Peshawar linkage on the Main Line 1 (ML-1) was identified as a priority area and $2.5 billion was provided for its renovation.
In April 2017, Chinese investment worth $8 billion was announced for this line. By May, the Federal Minister for Railways Khawaja Saad Rafique had announced his hopes for "a positive image of the country at an international level" based on the One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative.
Some of the modernization schemes mentioned include automated pension systems, train punctuality improvement, 20-day fuel stock and deployment of technicians for computerized monitoring of the mainline.
In November, the Rawalpindi-Havelian section of this linkage was announced as a priority area under CPEC by the Pakistan Railway.
On the whole, previous railway developments under CPEC have been beneficial for Pakistan, and the latest announcement can, therefore, to be looked upon with optimism.


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Opening Night of Swan Lake danced by world famous Mariinsky (Kirov) Ballet in St Petersburg, with Champagne, caviar, gourmet dinners and three nights in a One-Bedroom Suite at Belmond Grand Hotel Europe: new dates arriving soon
Join us for four amazing days in the historic city of St Petersburg to see the unrivalled Mariinsky Ballet–the Kirov during the Soviet era–in a sparkling performance of the magical classical ballet 'Swan Lake' on Opening Night. Have the best seats in the magnificent, gilded 19th century Mariinsky Theatre, emblem of Russia's rich culture in Tsarist times, and stay in sumptuous, five-star luxury in St Petersburg's finest hotel, with gourmet dining—including caviar—and artistic pleasures in Russia's great cultural city on the banks of the Neva River on the Baltic Sea. The dates are April 17 to April 20, 2019. This will be a fabulous and unmissable occasion, exclusive to our Members . . . for the full details, read on . . .
Opening Night of Swan Lake danced by world famous Mariinsky (Kirov) Ballet in St Petersburg, with Champagne, caviar, gourmet dinners and three nights in a One-Bedroom Suite at Belmond Grand Hotel Europe: new dates arriving soon quantity
Categories: Events, Opera, Ballet, Theatre & The Arts Tags: Ballet, Belmond Grand Hotel Europe, Mariinsky, Russian Ballet, St Petersburg
To be there in person for the First Night of an international ballet is always a spectacular event. And so we are thrilled to invite you to enjoy four amazing days in the historic city of St Petersburg to see the unrivalled Mariinsky Ballet—the Kirov during the Soviet era–in the sparkling Opening Night performance of 'Swan Lake' from the best seats in the magnificent, gilded surroundings of the 19th century Mariinsky Theatre, emblem of Russia's rich culture in Czarist times. And to add to this event with four days of sumptuous, five-star luxury in St Petersburg's finest hotel, with gourmet dining—including caviar and Champagne—and artistic pleasures in Russia's great cultural city on the banks of the Neva River on the Baltic Sea. Added to which, this First Night will star the brilliant, even magical Oxana Skorik, the company's principal dancer. This will be a fabulous, romantic and unmissable occasion.
The whole event is exclusive to CountryClubuk. It runs over four days. We shall arrive in St Petersburg in early afternoon of the first day, and be whisked to the Belmond Grand Hotel Europe for three luxurious nights, including a gourmet six-course dinner on the first night, a Champagne dinner followed by your taxi to the ballet on the second night, with breakfast each day, together with other treats and indulgences, and plenty of time to explore this historic city for yourself. Your seats are in the front of the Dress Circle for the performance by the Mariinsky, starring their supreme dancers. This will be an exciting event—the full spectacle of the 220-strong Mariinsky Ballet Company performing one of the most cherished and admired ballets, 'Swan Lake', danced to the music of Tchaikovsky, first performed at the Mariinsky Theatre in 1895. This is a 'Swan Lake' which allows the lyric sweep of Tchaikovsky's music and the poetic nuances of the Petipa-Ivanov choreography to take centre stage.
It promises to be a scintillating and unforgettable evening, as part of a blissful four-day stay in historic St Petersburg, and we are thrilled to secure the best seats in the house for such a wonderful performance. The Mariinsky Theatre is not only a theatre—it is a temple to the arts, and to be within its golden glory and to witness such a beautiful Russian ballet is pure joy. The intricacy and drama of the Mariinsky Ballet production and Tchaikovsky's music, danced by perhaps the greatest ballerinas of our age with one of the world's finest ballet companies and played by the full Mariinsky Opera House Orchestra within the richly gilded auditorium, adds up to a theatrical experience to treasure. The Mariinsky (Kirov) Ballet is not just a company. It's a saga about a dynasty whose bloodline is that of ballet itself. Think of it as a sweeping Russian epic following the fortunes of an artistic, aristocratic family that is always aware of its breeding. Almost every ballet dancer famous enough to become a household name has come from the Mariinsky: Pavlova, Nijinsky, Nureyev, Makarova, Baryshnikov. The Mariinsky have that supreme ability to nurture the brightest stars and to hold their audience in thrall. Founded in the 18th century, known as the Imperial Russian Ballet, and later by its Soviet name the Kirov, the Mariinsky is one of the world's leading ballet companies.
Attending a performance here in St Petersburg is a top priority in ballet. Dress to the nines, drink a toast in Champagne, and relive a bygone era! We shall open our historical itinerary by staying in the very heart of all this culture, at one of St Petersburg's treasured historic monuments, the Belmond Grand Hotel Europe, following in the footsteps of ` Debussy, Gorky and Strauss. This miracle of an hotel is a restored reincarnation of the former Europeiskaya, opened in 1875, and thus St Petersburg's oldest hotel. Within an aura of aristocratic ambience you will enjoy five-starred, white-gloved service and sophistication. Just barely off the bustling Nevsky Prospekt, St Petersburg's Champs Elysées, and minutes from the Heritage Museum and Winter Palace, the Grand Hotel Europe could not be more central, both in location and spirit. It has character in plenty, as might be expected, and oozes history in every detail. Once a gleaming symbol of the City of the Tsars' prosperous days as Russia's capital from 1712 until 1918, once again the hotel is the pulse of a reawakened city: the elegant Grand Hotel Europe Caviar Bar is the rendezvous of choice, and the prestigious L'Europe restaurant offers a level of luxury and fine dining not often seen.
It is in L'Europe on our first evening that we shall start our celebrations in style with a delicious six-course gourmet dinner beneath the exquisite Art Nouveau stained-glass ceiling, enjoying timeless classical music by the great Russian composers (and perhaps even a live performance). On the following day, after an exquisite breakfast we shall have the day to ourselves to enjoy at leisure until it is time for our pre-theatre dinner at the Grand Hotel Europe, prior to the ballet. On the following day, with opportunities to take guided tours of many of the highlights of St Petersburg, we shall be able to explore at will and to dine on whatever we please at some of St Petersburg's excellent restaurants—or return to the Grand Hotel Europe for a delectable Russian afternoon tea—or a vodka or caviar experience. And of course St Petersburg is a treasure-house of a city, filled with endless fascinations.
Our four-day stay will give plenty of opportunity to visit the historic sights—such as the unrivalled bounty of the Winter Palace, the Hermitage collection with its fine art masters (including 24 Rembrandts, for starters); the gold-and-white Summer Palace built by Catherine the Great, and, to get a taste of the mind-blowing opulence of Imperial Russia, take the boat from the Hermitage and motor along the Neva River to Peter the Great's Grand Palace, Petrodvorets, built in the early 1700s to rival the architecture and glittering court life of Versailles. Or visit the Yusupov Palace, where Rasputin met his grisly end. Your grand hotel is in the perfect central location to make sure you can enjoy it all to the full.
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Places for the full three-night, four-day event (April 17 to April 20, 2019), including return flights from London Heathrow, three nights at the Belmond Grand Hotel Europe including breakfast, front Dress Circle ticket for the original 19th century Mariinsky Theatre, six-course gourmet dinner at L'Europe, three-course Champagne dinner prior to the ballet performance, service charge, tax, transfers to and from St Petersburg airport to the hotel, and your taxi to the Mariinsky Theatre for the ballet, will be only £1,997 per person for two sharing the palatial One-Bedroom Suite. You are welcome to add extra nights or upgrades if you wish.
We have only limited availability, and this will be a popular event, so please book now by calling Member Services on 020 7399 2960.
Bookings subject to our Club rules and terms and conditions.
Join us for our Private Champagne Dinner at HRH The Prince of Wales's Estate at Highgrove, following a Private Tour of the Garden: July 9, 2019, with Two Nights at Calcot Manor: waiting list
Tickets for sell-out England v Ireland Rugby International at Twickenham: August 24, 2019: exclusive CountryClubuk Members' offer with London hotel stay, only £179: waiting list
The Royal Exhibition of the Century: Exclusive Private View at Buckingham Palace for CountryClubuk Members of the 'Leonardo da Vinci: A Life in Drawing' Exhibition: with three-course Champagne Dinner at The Ritz: waiting list
Fabulous new invitation to the Royal Enclosure at Royal Ascot on Friday, June 21, 2019: sold out
Newsflash: Don't miss England v Wales at Twickenham on 11 Aug 2019 in the Quilter Autumn Rugby Internationals: Category 1 tickets just arrived: sold out
The Royal Exhibition of the Century: Exclusive new Private View at Buckingham Palace for CountryClubuk Members of the 'Leonardo: Life in Drawings' Exhibition: with three-course Champagne Dinner at The Dorchester: Monday, September 9
Rugby Internationals 2019: England v Ireland: Twickenham, Quilter Internationals, Saturday August 24: Category 1 ticket: sold out


Finding the ideal car rental service in Entzheim, France can be easy with Sixt. The experienced car hire experts are able to provide vans, 4x4s, convertible sports cars and everything else that various travelling groups could need. Every transport option can be fully insured and protected against loss, damage or theft with a car rental. With unlimited mileage available on all vehicles, every groups stay in the area can be treated with the greatest confidence and care. The option of a fly and drive instruction can bring the choice of vehicle to the nearest French airport ready to meet the travelling party and get the holiday off to the perfect start.
Entzheim is an area of north east France perfect for exploring by car. The location in the Alsace contains a wide variety of charming and peaceful towns and villages. The geographical aspects are endlessly diverting, with a rich display of countryside features including mountains, valleys and woodland. The most prominent city is Strasbourg, and this beautiful settlement mark an ideal place for the visitor to begin a holiday. The city features a splendid amount for a driving group to discover. A car rental from Sixt in Entzheim is also a great way to enjoy the whole of this stunning part of the country. Excellent road links and motorway options can make a car hire in Entzheim the best way to discover this beautiful part of the country.


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Japanese-Inspired Hi-Fi Vinyl Bar Coming to Oakland
It'll be the first of its kind in the Bay Area
by Janelle Bitker@JanelleBitker Jan 14, 2019, 12:00pm PST
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Bar Shiru
When Daniel Gahr and Shirin Raza traveled to Tokyo in 2015, they were struck by the city's thriving jazz cafes and bars centered on the owners' record collections, often called hi-fi or listening bars. In mid-February, they're opening their own version in Uptown, Oakland: Bar Shiru.
"We want to make a place that is equally focused on listening and conversation," says Gahr. "We feel like in our experiences, there aren't a lot of places that are able to strike that balance — music is either sonic wallpaper, an afterthought, or inaudible due to crowd noise."
Bar Shiru (1611 Telegraph Avenue) promises to be the first hi-fi bar in the Bay Area, focused on playing records in their entirety on a fully analog, high-quality sound system. While jazz cafe owners in Japan are known to shush customers and ban chit-chat, Gahr and Raza are hoping to more naturally set a tone for listening through the acoustics, emphasis on seating instead of standing room, and the music itself. "We don't want to constrain people's behavior," Raza says. "We just want to subtly guide it."
First-time bar owners Gahr and Raza teamed up with Berkeley architecture firm Studio KDA, which also designed Comal, for its acoustically-treated space. Set inside the historic Latham Square building, the 1,500-square-foot bar will feature high ceilings, concrete, and some of its original industrial details alongside warm lighting, wood, and pops of color. Gahr doesn't want it to feel overtly Japanese, "but you'll be able to get the influence of simplicity, form following function," he says.
For drinks, they enlisted the help of Adam Stemmler and Joel DiGiorgio of Farm League Restaurant Group (East Bay Spice Company, Shinmai, Arthur Mac's Tap and Snack). Expect to see updated takes on classic cocktails, an extensive whiskey list, local beer, sake, and highballs. Raza is looking forward to a variety of low-ABV cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks, too. "There's definitely a movement toward that and we want to make sure our environment is as accessible as possible given music is the focus," she says. "I think there is an opportunity to bring in people who don't normally go to bars."
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There's no real kitchen, so food options will be kept to a minimum — think simple snacks like rice crackers and pretzels.
Hi-fi bars like Bar Shiru are just starting to make waves stateside. In Los Angeles, In Sheep's Clothing recently opened as a listening bar hidden within Lupetti Pizzeria, and Stones Throw Records debuted Gold Line with one of the city's best sound systems.
Taking a cue from Tokyo, Bar Shiru will emphasize jazz — both traditional jazz as well as genres that tie back to jazz in some way, like hip-hop, soul, funk, and electronic music. The goal is to expose multigenerational audiences to new sounds, and once Bar Shiru's musical identity gets solidified, Gahr and Raza plan to experiment with artist collaborations, guest lecture nights, and other sonically-minded one-off events.
"I think one of the things we love about jazz is it's such a common thread through so many genres and so much of the music we appreciate," Raza says. "We definitely see music as a really connective force in our community."
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The referendum will appear on the ballot in the city of Marshfield on April 3.
EDITOR: I ask your readers to vote YES on the United to Amend referendum on the ballot in the city of Marshfield for the April 3 election.
The Supreme Court has given constitutional rights meant only for individuals to artificial entities such as corporations, unions and nonprofits, and has ruled that money spent to influence the political process cannot be limited. As a result, our government today serves powerful special interests, instead of the American people.
The primary example of this is the super PAC, a conduit that is used to funnel huge sums of money to support a political candidate, oftentimes without disclosing the source. This system of "dark money" politics results in politicians catering to the interests of wealthy donors over the majority of constituents.
The referendum on the ballot seeks to correct this by calling for a constitutional amendment stating that 1) only human beings are endowed with constitutional rights ─ not corporations, unions, nonprofits or other artificial entities, and 2) money is not speech, and therefore regulating political contributions and spending is not equivalent to limiting speech.
Nineteen states and 120 Wisconsin municipalities have already called for such a constitutional amendment. I hope Marshfield will join that group, and eventually our great state of Wisconsin.
Vote YES on the United to Amend referendum on April 3.
More information can be found at wiuta.org, or by contacting us locally at 715-391-9661 or marshfield@unitedtoamend.org.


Taylor and Loren. Taylor is riding Loren's mule, Wounded Knee. Loren is riding the mule that Camri has been trail riding, Ellie Mae. It's amazing what this little mule can do.
One of the Momma and babies at Taylor and Brownie's house.


If you want to do something truly remarkable and life changing, then build a school in a remote community of Nepal. You can provide an education to Children in Nepal. Children of Rural Primary School pose for group photograph in the class room where they are undertaking their education in Rual village, Kumpur, Dhading, Nepal. The children urgently require permanent constructed primary school for quality education.
Rural Primary School Education project proposal is a project of Creative Hands. Creative Hands is an organization community based integrated projects targeting the education, health, natural disaster, women empowerment, youth, women, elderly, adults and children.
CREATIVE HANDS's main concern is the realization of sustainable peace and development in which the youth, women, elderly, adults and children are involved in positive activities that will ensure socio-economic welfare in the entire area. The vision of CREATIVE HANDS is peaceful co-existence and development in which everyone participate equally and effectively in problem and solution identification and where local communities, governments and other developmental bodies facilitate and carry out skills transfer to the younger generation who were not fortunate enough to be trained or even to go to school.
Since its formation CREATIVE HANDS has worked with grass root communities in Dhading, Nepal to facilitate dissemination of Kumpur communities prepare for the forthcoming referendum in 2011 thereby providing apparatus for peaceful coexistence beyond 2011.
The charity has established skilled and competent staff capable to manage its programmes throughout the area where it has chosen to launch pilot project. Furthermore the organization has managed to establish a strong network with the grass root communities to carry out a variety of functions, and further stimulate social-economic recovery /development in the region. if you would like to join on this project please kindly contact us throughout our contact page. we would happy to send you our project details.


BOSTON—Throughout Pride Week celebrations this year, you may hear one word come over and over again: referendum.
Less than a year after it was signed into law, legislation in Massachusetts providing transgender people equal access to public spaces will be the subject of a question on the Commonwealth's November 2018 ballot. Voters statewide will need to affirm or deny support for the measure after a request to overturn it received the signatures necessary to add a referendum.
At a time when the political landscape seems to change daily and news comes and goes in an instant, spreading and maintaining awareness about this issue between now and next fall are priorities for local advocates of trans rights.
Freedom Massachusetts, a bipartisan coalition of business leaders, elected officials, and LGBTQ advocates, is leading the campaign to educate voters on the referendum and uphold the existing law.
Mason Dunn, Freedom Massachusetts co-chair and executive director of the Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition, said Pride Week provides an opportunity to educate voters who might not be aware that this change is on the table.
Dunn said that education is critical based on what he's hearing from the community.
Keep MA Safe, an affiliate of the Massachusetts Family Institute (MFI), is leading the push to repeal the law. The group collected the 32,375 certified signatures required for a referendum within the mandatory 90-day window after the bill was signed into law last July.
The signatures were certified by the Massachusetts Secretary of State's office in October and were among the more than 60,000 total collected by Keep MA Safe across the Commonwealth.
Like Freedom Massachusetts, Keep MA Safe will spend much of the next 18 months spreading the word among its constituents to secure a vote in support of repeal next November.
The Rainbow Times attempted to interview a representative from Keep MA Safe for this article, but the request was declined.
Both groups will work with the Massachusetts Attorney General's office to craft the ballot question in a way that's clear and easy for voters to understand.
Suffredini said he thought the referendum might happen, but there was no way to know for sure until the signatures were certified. He said the signatures collected represent less than 1 percent of the Commonwealth's population and the transgender protection bill was passed by a supermajority in the state House and Senate and signed by a Republican governor.
Given that history, Freedom Massachusetts expects that voters will cast their ballots in favor of the law next fall.
Suffredini said the effort to overturn the law is part of a larger campaign to curb rights for LGBTQ people across the country. Similar efforts are underway in Montana and Washington state.
"This referendum was not triggered by the passage … of our bill [in] 2016 … it's long been part of the playbook for the same people who oppose marriage equality," Suffredini said.
The existing law in Massachusetts remains in effect between now and the vote next year. In the event that the veto request is successful, Suffredini said Freedom Massachusetts would work with the legislature to pass the law again.
However, the debate that will happen between now and then is likely to increase the negative rhetoric surrounding what advocates view as an already stigmatized and marginalized community.
Janson Wu, executive director of GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) said the group is preparing for ads that portray members of the trans community as predators and may even incite bigotry.
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