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The guitarist, who also sings, will bring three guitars in different tunings, and two of those guitars will be National resonator guitars. About 40 percent of the songs he'll play will be originals, with the other 60 percent covering a wide range of "great old artists" such as Lonnie Johnson, Danny Barker, Tampa Red and Duke Ellington.
Dowling, who lives in Wyoming, grew up in Wisconsin. He first learned about the structure of songs from piano lessons he took when he was 10. When he was 12, he heard some of his dad's college students "jamming for fun" on guitar, and he was fascinated by the idea of just playing and creating music. His dad bought him a guitar.
By the time Dowling was 13 he was completely into guitar.
"My dad went from being concerned that I wouldn't finish the second Mel Bay guitar book he'd bought for me, to being alarmed that I would never put the guitar down," the guitarist laughed.
Almost completely self-taught, the guitarist did spend some time under the tutelage of the world-renowned swing guitarist George Barnes in 1977.
By that point in time, Dowling had also gone on the road with Vassar Clements' first touring band.
When: Saturday, February 1 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $20 general. $17 seniors (62+) and students with current ID. $15 members. $12 senior/student members. Under 18 free.


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The Captain and Mrs. Bluetooth returned from magnificent Mount Desert Island, Maine Acadia National Park and the MDI Half and Marathon all smiles. What an incredible place to visit and run in fall. Spectacular mountain and ocean scenery with leaves in full color and the best organized race I have ever been in with the bonus, intimate small towns feel and attention to every detail. Last year I ran the Marathon with my daughter. This year Mrs Bluetooth and I ran the Half. Both highly recommended and very tough courses. Small town feel, careful attention to every detail, and magnificent scenery. Rated Most Scenic and Runner Up Overall by Runner's World readers and well deserved.
Many came from far away, 47 states and 7 countries, for a "running vacation" including these 2 newlyweds from Pittsburgh we chatted with in the "warm up" room, the Northeast Harbor Community House, not too shabby a place to stay warm on a 27 degree morning. They placed 1st and 2nd in the their age groups, 1:35 for Jo and 1:31 for Tom. They weren't spring chickens either! We gave them our Acadia park pass so they could take a post race tour of the park, a wedding present.
I almost forgot... a week ago I ran another half the BAA Half along the Fellsway in Boston. I did OK at 1:40.27 but struggled a bit the last mile through Franklin Park zoo on the pathways.
So going into another half a week later I kept all my running at my Maffetone HR (MAF) of 180-age+5 beats or my maximum aerobic heart rate of 127 and took a couple of days off as we toured Acadia before the MDI. I really believe that keeping 80% of training at the MAF heart rate is already paying off. The other 20 or so percent of training or racing at a higher intensity and heart rate. My average heart rate at the hilly MDI Half was 164.
Mrs. Bluetooth and I had fine races. Mrs.Bluetooth was expecting around 2:10 but ran 1:57.45. 8th in her age group. She is known as the Sandbagger! I ran 1:38.34 on the very hilly course with 800 feet of climbing. The views along Somes Sound were spectacular.
My annual goal as I am pushing 60 is to run a half under 1:40. Mission accomplished so now to really push it hard at my final half the Seacoast Half on my flat home roads in a few weeks.
I set a goal of keeping my heart rate below 170, even on the climbs, and pushing all the many downhills hard, not my strength. My average heart rate was around 164 and my splits relatively even. I started the first 2 miles with the 1:40 pace group to keep my usual overly fast few miles under control, a smart move. I was 5th in the 50-59 age group and am about to age out of it.... As the week before in Boston, I rocked the incredible Altra Impulse (review here), with a heel wedge. They were perfect and fast. Particularly appreciated the responsive forefoot cushioning on all those hills. Unless something else appears at the last moment they will be my Road Shoe of the Year.
I have been using the Suunto Ambit3 Run lately with the Smart Sensor heart rate strap, a smaller pod and comfortable. While it seems to race high at the start of runs after 5-10 minutes it settles in. The watch is rugged, sort of the high quality "Rolex" of GPS watches. Made in Finland and easy to see and operate with metal buttons instead of a touch screen it is great for winter and sweaty fingers. I am particularly liking the recovery calculations (based on pace and observed hear rate). After the BAA Half it told me I needed 80 hours to recover and the recovery time cumulates new hours if you train while in the recovery time. I hit zero recovery to go late Friday for my Sunday race and felt great. After the MDI Half the Ambit told me I needed 87 hours to recover so clearly it was a bigger effort race.
"RunScribe™ provides 3D insight into the mechanics of how you run. Let the data drive you toward smarter training decisions."
After a rough beta, the RunScribe, pods you attach to either the heels of your shoe or laces, is now generating a lot of data about my stride, contact time, and various other metrics I need to work on understanding and maybe "doing something about". The app and website is very well done if a bit data rich. I might wish for more coaching on the run via the app, for example to work on reducing my contact time, a key metric, but the pods only record and then you upload to the app. I am most eager to see the differences in metrics between shoes, if any. As I often run the same loop at the same max aerobic heart rate I believe this will be a useful tool for seeing if shoes do make a difference in affecting the metrics. It takes 3 runs to generate a baseline for a shoe. Full review soon.


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Interview: Raymond's ARC campaign over for 2018
Matthew Whitten
Glen Raymond's 2018 Australian Rally Championship campaign is over, with the former ARC round winner also calling for greater freedoms to the Production Rally Car (PRC) regulations.
The Victorian, who achieved admirable results in the first two rounds in Victoria and Western Australia in a Mitsubishi and a Subaru respectively, missed the third round in Canberra.
RallySport Magazine's Matt Whitten chatted to Raymond about his decision.
RSM: Round 1 in Ballarat saw you set some competitive stage times, yet your weekend was plagued with issues. In a new car (for you) were you happy with the way things went?
Glen Raymond: I was happy with my speed, but new car dramas are always a factor in a mechanical sport.
The car is fast and proven, I have just have to punt it harder! The pace and car quality has definitely lifted from last year, so I was happy to still be consistently tussling in the top three.
Glen Raymond (left) believes there should be greater freedoms to PRC rules. Photo: Luke Whitten
RSM: You drove a borrowed Subaru at round two in Western Australia. Had you planned on taking the Evo over if it were not for the offer to drive the Subaru?
GR: The offer from Pete (Schey) was just good timing and from a good bloke, as I hadn't planned on entering. I did it purely for the enjoyment of it, plus for added exposure for Sky Refrigeration and Raymond Partners Accountants.
I hadn't driven the car on dirt until I got to the first stage, so was happy with third outright on the first day, especially as it is only running on pump fuel.
A few issues, including a flat, meant I came home fourth for the weekend, but with a straight car, which was always the plan.
RSM: You did not compete in Canberra. What was the reason for this?
GR: I decided before the start of the year that if the AP4 and R5 cars are entered and were as fast as expected, I wouldn't bother chasing the championship.
I know it is the pinnacle of Australian rallying, and know more than most that it is competitive and expensive.
However, there are extra rounds and to be able to win you need to now be spending serious cash, of which very few can afford.
They are great for the championship spectacle, but it makes it a closed battle for only a few competitors.
Allowing freedoms for PRC cars and less events may open it, allowing more competitors the chance of winning, and also increasing interest.
Glen Raymond in action in the opening round of the ARC in Victoria this year. Photo: Luke Whitten
RSM: The ARC heads to Tasmania this weekend, but you won't be there. Why not?
GR: I did the numbers, and between my co-driver (Kate Catford) and I, we only have two spare kidneys and that won't be enough to hire an R5 (joke!), so I'll keep busy preparing tax returns back home.
RSM: Lastly, what are your rally plans for after Tassie? ARC events? VRC events? Coffs Harbour WRC?
GR: Likely no more ARCs this year for me this year. I plan on doing at least one VRC later this year with an improved Mitsubishi Lancer Evo.
I love driving and doing skids, and next year I will be doing some more events, but with the aim to add different events and more experiences.
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Practice what you preach. This is something I've always been adamant about. A couple of years ago I wrote an article about how to earn casino comps and why they are so important. My story this year is an example of exactly why you should ALWAYS get a players card, and start earning your rewards.
So far in 2018, I have gone to a casino three times to gamble. When I gamble, I am conservative and have a bankroll of $200 each time. Once that money is gone, I'm gone. On the flip side, if I double that bankroll into $400, I cash out. In 2018, I have lost a total of $600. Not a good start to the year!
The answer is very simple my friends—Casino Comps!
When you sign up for a player's card at any casino, you will automatically receive promotions that the casino sends out every month. For example, my local casino, in the months of March and April, sent me a voucher for $90 cash every week. All I had to do was go to the casino and convert the vouchers to cash. For 8 weeks I converted the vouchers to cash and then left. That's $720, and all I had to do was take 30 minutes out of my day. Not only did the casino give me $720 for free, if I went to the casino on a Saturday the casino provided an additional coupon for $60 in miscellaneous gift cards. That's another $480 worth of freebies that only cost my time. The casino also sent me other promotions, such as free slot play, free home goods (one day they gave away free luggage and cookware), and numerous other great promos.
Let's do the math! I spent $600 gambling at the casino but the casino gave me $720 to come back and hopefully gamble again. The casino also provided me with an additional $480 worth of gift cards. Therefore, I made $120 in cash and $480 in bonuses. Lastly, the casino generously provided me and my fiancé complimentary lunch when we stopped in.
I can't stress enough about how important and beneficial it is to get a player's card. Even if you only go to a casino once, get the casino's player's card! You never know what kind of goodies they will send you.


WASHINGTON >> North Korea has expanded a uranium enrichment facility and restarted a plutonium reactor that could begin recovering material for nuclear weapons in weeks or months, the U.S. intelligence chief said Tuesday in delivering the annual assessment by intelligence agencies of the top dangers facing the country.
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper also said Islamic militants and those inspired by the Islamic State group will continue to pose a threat to Americans at home and abroad; al-Qaida remains an enemy; and the U.S. will continue to see cyber threats from China, Russia and North Korea.
Clapper said that Pyongyang announced in 2013 its intention to refurbish and restart nuclear facilities, to include the uranium enrichment facility at Yongbyon and its plutonium production reactor, which was shut down in 2007. Clapper said U.S. intelligence had assessed that North Korea has expanded Yongbyon and restarted the plutonium production reactor there.
Both findings will deepen concern that North Korea is not only making technical advances in its nuclear weapons program, following its recent underground test explosion and rocket launch, but is working to expand what is thought to be a small nuclear arsenal. U.S.-based experts have estimated that North Korea may have about 10 bombs, but that could grow to between 20 and 100 by 2020.
Islamic militants, Clapper said, will continue plotting against U.S. interests overseas and homegrown attacks will pose the most significant threat from violent extremists to Americans at home.
"The perceived success of attacks by homegrown violent extremists in Europe and North America, such as those in Chattanooga and San Bernardino, might motivate others to replicate opportunistic attacks with little or no warning, diminishing our ability to detect terrorist operational planning and readiness," he said.
"ISIL involvement in homeland attack activity will probably continue to involve those who draw inspiration from the group's highly sophisticated media without direct guidance from ISIL leadership," he said using an acronym for the militant group.
Clapper said U.S. information systems, controlled by the U.S. government and American industry, are vulnerable to cyberattacks from Russia and China. North Korea "probably remains capable and willing to launch disruptive or destructive cyberattacks to support its political objectives," he said.
Moscow "is assuming a more assertive cyber posture" that is based on its willingness to target critical infrastructure and carry out espionage operations even when those operations have been detected and under increased public scrutiny, Clapper said. Russia's cyber operations are likely to target U.S. interests in part to underpin its intelligence gathering to support Russia's moves in the Ukraine and Syrian crises, he said.
Clapper said China selectively uses cyberattacks against targets Beijing believes threaten Chinese domestic stability or regime legitimacy.
"We will monitor compliance with China's September 2015 commitment to refrain from conducting or knowingly supporting cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property with the intent of providing competitive advantage to companies or commercial sectors," he said.
On Afghanistan, Clapper said the country is at "serious risk of a political breakdown during 2016." He said waning political cohesion, rising activities by local powerbrokers, financial shortfalls and sustained attacks by the Taliban erode stability.
On Syria, Stewart said he does not think the Syrian government of Bashar Assad is likely to collapse or be defeated in the near term because of increased support from Iran and Russia. He said Assad's forces will likely regain key territory in some key areas. "He certainly is in a much stronger negotiating position that he was just six months ago," Stewart said.
He predicted, however, that Iranian and Russian interests in Syria will likely diverge because they won't share the stage there as a regional power. For now, however, Iran wants to maintain its relations with Moscow so it can purchase Russian arms without preconditions.


The UT Administration has asked the governments of Punjab and Haryana to stop construction of high-rise buildings in the Sukhna catchment area. In a letter forwarded to both the states, the Administration has also raised the points of the Punjab and Haryana High Court order which has banned construction in the catchment area. The Tribune was the first to highlight the issue of construction activity in the catchment area.
The city witnesses at least two cases of rude behaviour and neglect of duty against the police every day. The official data of neglect of duty and rude attitude at the public window of the police headquarters has been put at 600 in 2011 by the authorities as part of the information provided to this correspondent under the RTI.
The move by the Election Commission to limit the carrying of cash to Rs 2.5 lakh during the period of the model code of conduct has left the coffers of the state exchequer empty.
The UT Administration, which is already facing a shortage of senior officials, is set to lose Deputy Commissioner (DC) Brijendra Singh who has sought repatriation to his parent state Haryana.
Nine-year-old Pankaj Kumar, a victim of the Ambala school van accident, succumbed to his injuries at the neurosurgery department of the PGI here today, taking the toll to 12. His death has left his family shattered as they were praying for his recovery before his birthday on Friday.
This is how Mohali police is celebrating traffic week !
A policeman riding pillion without a helmet in Phase IV in Mohali on Wednesday.
Students without helmets on motorcycles in Sector 70.
Policemen challan violators in Phases IIIB-I and IIIB-II.
A scooter parked wrongly in Phase VII.
Despite daily powercut, no traffic policeman is seen at the lightpoint in Phase-III-V.
Taking advantage of the areas de listed from the Punjab Land Preservation Act (PLPA), 1900, the natural course of Patila Ki Rao seasonal rivulet passing through Nadha village is being "choked" by land mafia in the area. Raising stone crate wall has reclaimed a large part of the natural course of the rivulet.
A stone crate wall raised in Patiala Ki Rao to divert the flow of seasonal rivulet near Nadha village.
Residents of Raipur Rani and Barwala areas in the district facing fly menace for decades can expect relief soon. The Haryana State Pollution Control Board has decided to bring poultry farms under consent management. Following this, no new poultry farm will be allowed to be set up in the area without prior permission and will be under constant watch of the environment department.
Caught in a peculiar situation, the Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB) is looking into the possibility of retiring two senior officials, with only one post having been sanctioned.
The Civil Surgeon, Mohali, Usha Bansal, submitted an inquiry report on the "kidney scam" to the Deputy Commissioner, Varun Roojam, here late this evening. In her report, around 175 transplants done in the last over one year at Surya Kidney Centre, Sector 69, have been examined.
The Punjab Pollution Control Board today conducted a surprise check at six private hospitals in Zirakpur, Baltana, Pabhat and inspected health care facilities to check the violations of the Bio-Medical Waste rules, 1998.
The tehbazari wing of the Municipal Council targeted Phase VII and removed all encroachments put up by shopkeepers during a drive carried out here today. Verandhas in the market areas have been encroached upon by the shopkeepers to display and stock various items sold by them.
The UT Administration has awarded a project of Rs 70 lakh to the Central Building Research Institute (CBRI), Roorkee, to preserve the buildings in Capitol Complex. The Capitol Complex includes the civil secretariat, assembly hall, open hand monument and Punjab and Haryana high court.
"Residents can hope for a better service at the municipal corporation as the Panchkula Municipal Corporation is all set to launch its own website soon. A total of 12 companies have shown interest for the purpose and it will not take long time to start it after finalising the name of the company, said KK Jain, the executive officer of the corporation.
To put a check on anti-social elements, the UT District Magistrate has directed residents or owners of establishments here to furnish information before employing any domestic help, helper or even part-time maids at their respective police station.
A day after the police traced the parents of the one-month-old infant to a remote village in Moradabad, none of them appeared before the police today. The girl, was abandoned by her mother on December 22 at the Government Multi-Speciality Hospital, Sector 16.
In what is bound to dampen its spirits, Panjab University (PU) has failed to achieve the acclaimed UGC status of University with Potential for Excellence (UPE), losing out on much-required funds of Rs 50 crore.
"The warden of DAV Public School hostel in Sector 8, Ashwini, had called Vineet Sharma from his cellphone at 7 pm on Saturday. He was in touch with the student a few hours before he was found dead. Vineet was with me when he left to meet the warden.
Maintaining the rhythm of wining trophies, 'Aaghaaz', the dramatics club of DAV College once again won the dramatics trophy at IIT, Mumbai. The club again proved its worth at Mood Indigo Fest, Asia's biggest Youth Fest.
Some children of Arjun Public School could have survived if proper medical arrangement for the treatment of trauma patient was provided in civil hospitals at Ambala City and Ambala Cantt.
A mature foetus was recovered from a drain outside the Civil Hospital in Ambala City this noon. A passerby noticed that a foetus was lying in the drain close to the Civil Hospital. He informed the matter to the police. Baldev Nagar police station SHO Rajneesh Yadav along with ASI Kulwinder Kaur reached the site.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court (HC) has fixed March 5 the date for enabling the UT Administration to respond to the controversy over admission to schools in Chandigarh. Justice Augustine George Masih fixed the date after a three-membered committee, formed to look into allegations levelled by parents against St Kabir School, gave an adverse report against the school for not properly following the procedure and criteria for admission.
Giving relief to Berkeley Automobiles Limited, the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has turned down the order of the District Consumer Forum-II, directing the car dealer to pay Rs 50,000 as compensation on account of non-delivery of a Maruti Swift car to the complainant through the CSD canteen.
Large-scale felling of trees for the widening of the road from Chandigarh to the T-junction on the Kurali-Siswan stretch has come under the judicial scanner. Acting on a petition against the Union of India, GMADA and Omaxe, besides other respondents, claiming that the felling of more than 1,000 trees is avoidable, the Bench of Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and Justice Mahesh Grover today issued a notice of motion.
After the long trial of 12 years, a local court today awarded two-year imprisonment to the owners of Marigold Forests and Alpine Floritech Limited in a cheating case. The court also slapped a fine of Rs 1,000 on them.
The accused in the double murder of siblings Kavita and Gaurang Sahu managed to con the UT police for over a week as it have failed to arrest the accused even after a week. Numerous contradictions in the versions of the police and the family came up, pointing fingers at the police invstigations in the case.
An unidentified youth threw chilly powder in the eyes of a 23-year-old girl residing in Sector 38 here past evening. Malika, working with private firm in Panchkula, was walking towards her residence when a youth riding a scooter threw chilly powder in her eyes and fled the spot.
Twentyfive-year-old Sangeeta of Dhanas died following an incident of fire at her residence here this evening. A mother of two children, she sustained 90 per cent burns.
Making it a one-day affair, Gurkirat Mann hit a century off 207, helping the Punjab team score 424 against Delhi, today. Gurkirat Mann scored 187 runs including 21 boundaries and four sixes during the second day of the final match of Col CK Nayudu Trophy (boys U-22), being held at the DDCA.
The teams of Saupin's School, Sector 32 and Millenium School, Mohali, registered wins in their respective matches of the ongoing 1st Saupin's Tri-city League Cricket Tournament, being held here today.
The Chandigarh Baptist Cricket Academy overcame the MCA XI Mohali in the opening match of 4th Vivek Trophy Cricket Tournament, being held at school grounds, here today. After elected to bat first, the Baptist Cricket Academy defeated the rivals by 64 runs.
The cricket team of St Stephen's School won the 14th Blessed Edmond Rice Cricket Tournament after defeating host St John's (Red) team in the final match, held at St John's School, here today.
In a one sided match, the host team of AG Punjab defeated Delhi Audit to move into the semi-finals of the North Zone Indian audit and accounts department (IA and AD) Volleyball Championship at Sports Complex, Sector 46.
The sports department of Chandigarh administration will conduct trials to select the city civil services athletics and badminton team at Sports Complex, Sector 46, Chandigarh on January 7.


You are no doubt already aware that The Magic of Aardman: Wallace & Gromit and Friends Exhibition at the ACMI is now running for an extended season.
This means you can enjoy this wonderful exhibition celebrating 40 years of the world's most successful film studios all the way up to the end of January 2018.
If your family would like delve deeper into Claymation and The Magic of Aardman by exploring the exhibition after dark, you might like to consider a 'night at the museum' ACMI style and participate in a a Family Sleepover: A Grand Night this coming January.
Enjoy an evening pizza dinner with your new friends and enjoy watching the classic adventures of Shaun, Wallace, Gromit and Feathers McGraw on ACMI's giant screen before night sets in.
Then it's time to roll out the sleeping bags for an unforgettable evening as you sleep under the stars beneath ACMI's glass-ceiling. Wake up to a yummy breakfast with even more Aardman animated adventures before you depart.


Can we get machines doing those things, too? They're friendlier.
What about a larger metro extension?
Perhaps extending to the west? The STM absolutely refuses to consider extensions to the west, despite the fact it is desperately needed. Ever try taking the 105 bus along Sherbrooke? There are already tunnel tracks running from the Snowdon station into Hampstead (used for backing up trains), it wouldn't take much to add a line that runs through Hampstead, Cote St. Luc and NDG. Better yet, imagine a subway extension that runs into isolated areas like DDO, or out to Point Claire and Dorval, and building a link between Montreal's airport and downtown!
It is all about politics however. Not costs, not feasibility, not lack of necessity…just pettiness. The west island is heavily ENGLISH populated, and the STM may as well be an off shoot of the Parti Quebecois the way they act (if you think I'm sounding ridiculous, look at recent stories: bus driver calls police because someone spoke English, the incident with the 12 year old girl, or the Montreal Impact player who was told he cannot use the subway if he cannot speak French. Countless other stories, too numerous to mention).
The STM absolutely refuses to consider extensions to the west, despite the fact it is desperately needed.
More that westward expansion isn't a priority. It isn't "desperately needed" compared to other needs. And the eastern part of the island the blue line would extend to is simply more dense.
There are already tunnel tracks running from the Snowdon station into Hampstead (used for backing up trains), it wouldn't take much to add a line that runs through Hampstead, Cote St. Luc and NDG.
To add even one station would require building more tracks, because those trains would still need to be able to turn around. Adding a line through Hampstead and NDG would require the same effort and expenses as extending the blue line east to Anjou.
Better yet, imagine a subway extension that runs into isolated areas like DDO, or out to Point Claire and Dorval, and building a link between Montreal's airport and downtown!
Why would you want a subway to run to isolated areas? It would cost billions of dollars and serve maybe a few thousand people.
I won't pretend politics aren't a consideration here. There's a reason Laval and Longueuil are each promised an extension. But the main issue with extending the metro to the West Island isn't politics, it's geography. There's simply too much empty and near-empty space (airport runways, train yards, industrial parks) between downtown and the West Island to make a metro extension there make any sense.
Even West Island mayors aren't calling for the metro to be extended there. They prefer a much more economical and practical commuter train.
This talk I hear of extending the Metro to the West Island is complete, unmitigated nonsense. Delude yourself all you want, but the population density just isn't there. There have been train tracks (along the 20) for 150+ years, use them! Only surface rapid transit is justified outside the city core, aka. west of NDG.
If the PLQ was a gang of animal torturers and child molesters, they'd still get near-unanimous support from that area. It's perfectly understandable why the Liberals don't give a damn; the support is already in the bag! They don't have to do anything, nada, zip, zero in terms of effort to win votes. The Parti Québecois knows full well they'll never, ever get any support from the west island, so why should they bother.
For many years it's been the same crap; a series of twisty, slow buses (201, 203, 208) that go seemingly nowhwere. Combined with a few overcrowded "express" bus routes, a largely rush hour-only train and all the NIMBYism, and you've got a recipe for street after street of three-car households.
Also, let's face it; until 1981 there was no transit service whatsoever west of the airport on the south end, and nothing west of Saraguay woods on the north end.
If the West Island really wanted plentiful, frequent transit service, they'd have had it ages ago. If there is to be a glimmer of hope, then the ridings of Jacques-Cartier, Nelligan, and Robert-Baldwin need to vote A.B.L. That would send a message the party will (hopefully) take note of.
For many years it's been the same crap; a series of twisty, slow buses (201, 203, 208) that go seemingly nowhwere.
Those are local buses, they go to where people live. The 201 is a loop, and is the primary bus serving St. Charles Blvd. The 203 is the only bus that serves Lakeshore Hospital. They might not be useful to you, but people take them and have for decades.
If the West Island really wanted plentiful, frequent transit service, they'd have had it ages ago.
They're getting it now, no? The 470, 411, 485, 405, 468, 465 – all express buses serving the West Island. It's never going to be what you can get on Park Ave. downtown, but is it really that awful? What is it missing?
Perhaps extending to the west? The STM absolutely refuses to consider extensions to the west, despite the fact it is desperately needed.
Not really. The west is already served by two commuter train lines, and, in any case, there is absolutely not enough density to warrant extending the Métro there.
The most smarterest thing to do in the west would be to add more commuter trains; an easy done thing on the CPR line, but more problematic on the CN, thanks to the silly bottleneck of the Val-Royal_Roxboro section. Granted, one would need a environmental assessment study for the Bois de Liesse, but the line is already double-tracked all the way to a bit past Saraguay (in fact, autoroute 13); one would only need to add the wire and a switch.
Besides, the West-Island does not really want transit (see below).
Ever try taking the 105 bus along Sherbrooke? There are already tunnel tracks running from the Snowdon station into Hampstead (used for backing up trains), it wouldn't take much to add a line that runs through Hampstead, Cote St. Luc and NDG.
Montréal-Ouest, Hampsted and Côte-St-Luc were adamant in refusing Métro stations. Westmount turned one down, as well (the Westmount station, which would have been at Victoria & Ste-Catherine, was replaced by Vendôme, causing the Décarie station (near the Queen Elizabeth hospital) to be scratched, causing an operating nightmare for the STM to bring buses from Maisonneuve to Sherbrooke without disturbing the rich people who live there), alleging that this would bring down their "quality" of life, by introducing unsavoury characters of the like of those who cannot afford cars.
Likewise, the West-Island refused any kind of service for 10 years after the creation of the MUC, and when service finally came there, it was a pitiful patchwork of woefully inadequate bus lines (can you imagine? Bus 209 ran from Côte-De-Liesse and 55th avenue, and went to Dorval airport. How can something be that utter useless and designed to make people hate transit?).
At about $300 million per kilometer, you're talking about 2.4 billion dollars for Dollard-des-Ormeaux. And will you want to sit for 45 minutes in a subway car, blankly staring at the tunnel wall? I don't think so. Even though I appear to be a subway freak, I avoid taking the subway whenever I have the time and opportunity.
A better alternative to fill the voids commuter trains don't are streetcars. One could run on Henri-Bourassa (from the namesake subway station) west all the way to St-Charles via Brunswick, then south on St-Charles to Beaconsfield station: http://emdx.org/rail/metro/Images/TramBeaconsfield.gif .
And lastly, another line could serve St-Laurent, Côte-st-Luc & Notre-Dame-de-Grâce from Henri-Bourassa, via Thimens/Poirier/Cavendish onwards to Villa-Maria (not Vendôme, because it is choking with buses already).
The last thing the west island needs is a Métro, it just needs more commuter trains and streetcars.
It's the low-density suburb, stupid. Which causes the preponderance of cars that choke the 2-20 and the 40. The french suburbs are just as choked as the west-island is.
And it's not his business either, it's the AMT's.
That's silly; it would make more sense to go up Pie-IX to Montréal-Nord, the area along Jean-Talon is already served by Line 1 on Sherbrooke.
It should be on every single bus that runs. They just need to add a card reader on the back door (cash fares and tickets by the front door, please). The law has been changed almost 10 years ago to allow an europan-style honour system with spot checks (how many times have you been spot-checked in a bus here??? I've seen it only once, and I wasn't even controlled as I came aboard at the same time as the inspectors), so there is no reason not to do it.


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by The Democratic Strategist, July 31st, 2008 9:53 AM EST
A post from Ed yesterday noted that the recent complaining about Barack Obama's "presumptuous" transition planning would be better directed to the signs of disorganization and infighting being exhibited by John McCain's staff and advisors. In the Politico today, Kenneth P. Vogel runs down the list of policy issues on which McCain and his advisors have been at odds, though the story gets a little confusing thanks to McCain's various flip-flops. Here's the nut graph:
McCain has staked out an eclectic and occasionally politically inconvenient hodgepodge of policy positions that has bucked the Republican line on some issues, backed it on others and — on still others — gone from bucking it to backing it. Keeping him on message would be a challenge for the most unified chorus of advisers — and Team McCain is hardly that.
Vogel tries to do the "on the other hand" thing by searching for similar divisions in the Obama ranks, without a whole lot of success.
The most intriguing set of conflicts within Team McCain involves "senior advisor" Carly Fiorina, the very former HP exec who has occasionally made lists of potential running-mates for the GOP candidate:
Fiorina also has found herself at ideological odds with McCain on key issues.
McCain stumbled when asked about her suggestion this month that insurance companies should cover birth control prescriptions. In recent years, McCain has voted against requiring such coverage. The campaign subsequently clarified that McCain opposes all insurance mandates and contended that Fiorina's comments were consistent with that stance.
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We've had a jam-packed day of #PrideWorldwide celebrations today. Not only in New York, but in Time Out cities all over the world. (Have you been watching today's Global Pride live stream? Honestly, we should just replace the Olympics with this every four years.) But we've saved the most colorful event for last.
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Towson splits CAA opening games
January 7, 2020 January 7, 2020 Towerlight News
By: Jordan Kendall, Assistant Sports Editor
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The Tigers ended a three-game losing streak, defeating UNCW 67-60. Towson (7-9, 1-3 CAA) surrendered 21 points in the first half, which is the lowest number of points this season to a Division One opponent. Senior guard Brian Fobbs and sophomore guard Allen Betrand each scored 16 points with Fobbs collecting five rebounds and Betrand finishing with two steals.
"We were excited to get out there in the two best road environments in the league," head coach Pat Skerry said. "I liked our team a lot, I think we have got a good club and the guys know we have a good club."
In the final minute, redshirt senior forward Nakye Sanders hit a jumper to take a three-point lead which the Tigers kept the remainder of the game. Four free throws from Betrand ensured Towson's victory capping off a 90% second half from the line. This was a significant improvement from the 42% free throws made in the first half.
"We didn't shoot [free throws] well in the first half, but we shot pretty well for the season," Skerry said. "I think we got good foul shooters, going 4-4 in the last 40 seconds is hard to do."
Towson did not lead by more than three points for the next six minutes until Fobbs and Betrand each hit a three pointer. With three minutes remaining, a Sanders layup increased the Tigers lead to six points.
"I think we got some good shooters," Skerry said. "It's a matter of finishing and I think we'll get there. Our effort is going to put us in those positions to win."
Despite leading by six at halftime, Towson committed eight turnovers and shot under 50% from the foul line. The Seahawks (5-12, 0-4 CAA) failed to capitalize and only scored four points off turnovers. One key to the first half was the Tigers doubled the Seahawks eight points in the paint with 16.
Towson led by six midway through, but three UNCW shots from deep cut the Tigers lead to three points with under two minutes remaining. Towson increased their lead to six as Fobbs hit a jumper on a fast break taking a 27-21 lead into halftime.
"Our first half defensive numbers have been off the charts all year long," Skerry said. "I think we're getting better with communication."
In the first half, redshirt senior forward Dennis Tunstall blocked his 97th career shot. He is tied with Greg McClinton for the ninth most blocked shots in Tigers history. Towson finished with three more blocks including two from sophomore guard Jakigh Dottin. He recorded his first career block midway through the first half.
The Tigers fell 81-69 to Charleston, extending their three-game losing streak. Sanders led Towson with 20 points and 11 rebounds. Betrand finished with 19 points, and Fobbs scored 12 points.
In the second half, the Tigers took a 41-40 lead with two Fobbs free throws less than five minutes into the half. For the next 11 minutes of game time, Towson kept it competitive and trailed by no fewer than five points. However, a 10-2 run including two from three-point range extended the Cougars (10-6, 4-0 CAA) lead to 71-59. Charleston made 10 free throws in the final two minutes to secure a victory.
Cougars senior guard Grant Riller scored 24 points in the second half and finished with 28 points.
"Riller is an NBA guard," Skerry said. "He sunk two big threes, he made a very tough shot as the shot clock expired that gave them the space they needed. We forced him to make guarded shots and he made guarded shots."
The Tigers cut the deficit to 25-22 with a Betrand three pointer, but a jump shot and three free throws late in the half expanded the Charleston lead to 35-29 at halftime.
"We didn't make a lot of adjustments, we hit a lot of quick hitters to get the ball out of our hands," Skerry said. "We made great individual plays which we need to win tight games. Another thing that helped was offensive rebounds, an outstanding performance on the backboards."
Neither team shot well, but Towson struggled from deep especially in the first half. The Tigers were held to shooting less than 10% from the arc making one of 12 shots. Towson was held to under 40% from the field in both halves. The Cougars hit 48% of their shots in the second half improving their shooting percentage by more than 10% before halftime.
The Tigers return home to SECU Arena for a three-game homestand. Their first game against Drexel will be nationally-televised on CBS Sports Network on Thursday, Jan. 9 at 6 p.m.
"We certainly hope we have a great crowd," Skerry said. "It's always great to have national TV on campus. We're on seven times which might be [the] most in the history of the program. We get to show off the great university we know we have, and it will be another hard fought CAA battle."
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Written by Ibrahim on April 21, 2016 . Posted in Latest News
UC Berkeley seismologists have proven that the Hayward Fault is essentially a branch of the Calaveras Fault that runs east of San Jose, which means that both could rupture together, resulting in a significantly more destructive earthquake than previously thought.
The Bay Area fault system and the spot (red star) where the Hayward Fault branches off from the Calaveras Fault. The white lines indicate faults recognized by the USGS. The red line is the newly discovered surface trace connecting the southern end of the Hayward Fault to the Calaveras Fault, once thought to be an independent system. The surface trace is offset by several kilometers from the deep portion of the fault 3-5 km below ground (blue line). Credit: Estelle Chaussard, UC Berkeley
"The maximum earthquake on a fault is proportional to its length, so by having the two directly connected, we can have a rupture propagating across from one to the other, making a larger quake," said lead researcher Estelle Chaussard, a postdoctoral fellow in the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory. "People have been looking for evidence of this for a long time, but only now do we have the data to prove it." The 70-kilometer-long Hayward Fault is already known as one of the most dangerous in the country because it runs through large population areas from its northern limit on San Pablo Bay at Richmond to its southern end south of Fremont. In an update of seismic hazards last month, the U.S. Geological Survey estimated a 14.3 percent likelihood of a magnitude 6.7 or greater earthquake on the Hayward Fault in the next 30 years, and a 7.4 percent chance on the Calaveras Fault. These estimates are based on the assumption that the two faults are independent systems, and that the maximum quake on the Hayward Fault would be between magnitudes 6.9 and 7.0. Given that the Hayward and Calaveras faults are connected, the energy released in a simultaneous rupture could be 2.5 times greater, or a magnitude 7.3 quake. "A rupture from Richmond to Gilroy would produce about a 7.3 magnitude quake, but it would be even greater if the rupture extended south to Hollister, where the Calaveras Fault meets the San Andreas Fault," Chaussard said. Chaussard and her colleagues, including Roland Bürgmann, a UC Berkeley professor of earth and planetary science, report their findings in a paper accepted today (April 2) by the journal Geophysical Research Letters. Creep connects two faults Chaussard said there has always been ambiguity about whether the two faults are connected. The Hayward Fault ends just short of the Calaveras Fault, which runs about 123 kilometers from north of Danville south to Hollister in the Salinas Valley. The UC Berkeley team used 19 years of satellite data to map ground deformation using interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR) and measure creep along the southern end of the Hayward Fault, and found, surprisingly, that the creep didn't stop south of Fremont, the presumed southern end of the fault, but continued as far as the Calaveras Fault. "We found that it continued on another 15 kilometers and that the trace merged with the trace of the Calaveras Fault," Chaussard said. In addition, seismic data show that micro-earthquakes on these faults 3-5 kilometers underground also merge. "With this evidence from surface creep and seismicity, we can argue for a direct junction on the surface and at depth for the two faults." Both are strike-slip faults – the western side moves northward relative to the eastern side. The researchers found that the underground portion of the Hayward Fault meets the Calaveras Fault 10 kilometers farther north than where the creeping surface traces of both faults meet. This geometry implies that the Hayward Fault dips at an angle where it meets the Calaveras Fault. InSAR revolutionizes mapping Chaussard said that the 19 years of InSAR data, which came from the European Space Agency's ERS and Envisat satellites between 1992 to 2011, were critical to connecting the two faults. Creep, or the surface movement along a fault, is evidenced by offset curbs, streets and home foundations. It is normally determined by measuring the location of points on opposite sides of a fault every few years, but that is hard to do along an entire fault or in difficult terrain. InSAR provides data over large areas even in vegetated terrains and outside of urban areas, and with repeated measurements over many years InSAR can detect deformation with a precision of 2 millimeters per year. "With InSAR, we have access to much larger spatial coverage," said Chaussard, who has been expanding the uses of InSAR to measure water resources and now ground deformation that occurs between earthquakes. "Instead of having a few points, we have over 200,000 points in the Bay Area. And we have access to areas we couldn't go to on the ground." She noted that while creep relieves stress on a fault gradually, eventually the surface movement must catch up with the long-term underground fault movement. The Hayward Fault moves at about 10 millimeters per year underground, but it creeps at only 3 to 8 millimeters per year. Earthquakes occur when the surface suddenly catches up with a fault's underground long-term movement. "Creep is delaying the accumulation of stress needed to get to an earthquake, but it does not cancel the earthquake," Chaussard said. Source: University of California – Berkeley. Published on 8th April 2015


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DP Sherry McCracken on Shooting the Low-Budget Independent Feature, American Gothic
by Michael Murie
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Sherry McCracken, DP for the upcoming independent feature American Gothic, came to cinematography later in life. She grew up taking photographs, operated her own portrait business and worked in local television, but then she turned to IT because she felt she could make a better living. She remained an active still photographer and was asked by a friend to shoot location stills for a movie project. After working on that, and a second picture, she gained experience in film and ended up being asked to DP a project.
In this interview she talks about how she made the switch to cinematography, how the camera was chosen, the challenges of a low-budget film, and how she believes that the new, smaller and lighter cameras make it possible for more women to work as cinematographers.
Filmmaker: How did you get into cinematography?
McCracken: I always loved movies, but never really thought about working on them. About six years ago, one of our best friends, Stuart Connelly (writer and director) and Mary Jo Barthmaier (producer), asked me if I could shoot location stills for the investor package of their first feature film, The Suspect.
After the money was raised they asked me to be the still photographer for the feature. I wasn't sure what that meant, but I was willing to learn. I spent 19 days on set, shooting production stills and behind-the-scene photos. I also started dabbling in shooting behind-the-scenes video with my Canon 5D2. Every day was like a boot camp for me. I was a rookie at filmmaking and it showed…. It was tough and a little humiliating… and then one day it all started to click.
The next film was Natural Selection, produced by Stuart and Mary Jo, and written and directed by Chad Scheifele. Chad and I had worked together on The Suspect, so he asked me to be his still photographer. I spent another 19 days on set shooting stills and taking in even more about the camera, lighting set-ups, set-design, continuity, etc. I learned about storyboards and shot lists. I learned how to block a scene, and how to work with actors to get the shots I needed while not getting in their way. That opportunity was like taking a master class.
Filmmaker: How did American Gothic come about?
McCracken: Stuart and Mary Jo reached out to me and my wife and actress, Dina Engel. Dina had a speaking role in Natural Selection and had also co-produced the feature.
The four of us talked about how we could make a feature that had high production values but cost a lot less money than what had been spent on the two previous films. It's great to have big ideas and do big productions, but it's another thing to actually be able to get your money back. It's really been a great journey because I've been involved with all aspects of it.
We came up with a new model where Stuart would write a script that could be shot at one location, with the story taking place within 24 hours. Stuart asked me to be the DP. I was a bit reluctant, having never been a DP, but I trusted Stuart and knew he wouldn't do anything that wasn't right for me, or the film.
Blackmagic Production Camera 4K | Courtesy Sherry McCracken
Filmmaker: You chose the Blackmagic Design Production Camera. Had you used it before?
McCracken: No. We were looking for the best quality picture that we could get out of a camera that wasn't a RED, or an ARRI or something that would cost us a fortune. We could rent a RED but we wanted the flexibility of always having the camera available. The idea was to be able to use the camera to do an early proof-of-concept and then have access to the camera after production to shoot inserts and B-roll.
We wanted a 4K camera that had high dynamic range, could perform well in low-light scenes, and had great color. We wanted the option to use my Canon L lenses, with a footprint that was manageable for me to get into tight spaces (like a tiny powder room) and run with it even after it was all rigged up. We also needed it to be affordable. After several months of research, we chose the Production Camera 4K. We also purchased the Rokinon Cine Primes 14mm, 35mm, 50mm, 85mm.
Filmmaker: Were you mostly shooting handheld?
McCracken: It was a combination. We did a lot of handholding because we were moving around a lot. The main characters were prisoners, and they were running from a barn to a house and through the woods, so we did a lot of handholding and a lot of tight places where we couldn't really put the camera on sticks. Now of course, there were times when we did have a camera on sticks or a dolly.
Filmmaker: How long was the shoot?
McCracken: It was about 12 days. We had SAG actors, so we were on the 12-hour day limit.
Behind The Scenes | Courtesy Sherry McCracken
Filmmaker: What were the locations?
McCracken: Stuart, our director and writer, wrote the script to be filmed at his home. He owns farmland, and they have a barn and a garage and an old farm house, so between those three different buildings we were able to film our scenes and also use the property, which has some woods and cornfields, to do all our shooting.
Filmmaker: Did you have to do many pickup shots?
McCracken: We did several pickup shots. Sometimes it would just be myself and Stuart and we'd go back to the barn where we had kept the set in place, and film some pickup shots there, and B-roll. That's just one of the major reasons for owning the camera — it was so convenient because between the camera and the lenses we could do pretty much anything we wanted to do that didn't involve the main actors.
Filmmaker: What was your workflow?
McCracken: We shot in RAW, so it ate up a lot of memory. And that was a costly part of the film — we did have to buy a lot of cards that are fairly expensive. Between that and batteries, that added to the expense.
Filmmaker: Were you offloading as you were shooting?
McCracken: Yes, we were offloading each day. We had a DIT that was dedicated to offloading and back up. We had enough cards to get us through the day. We'd do a couple of backups and then put the dailies together that we could review, and then we had the cards clean for the next day.
In part II, posted tomorrow, McCracken discusses the differences between photography and cinematography, and how lighter cameras make it possible for more women to work as cinematographers
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I would be remiss if this week's entry didn't involve Super Bowl-appropriate nibbles for the big game this Sunday. So here it is, America's favorite bar food: chicken wings.
Though I've partaken of my fair share of wings, I'd never attempted fixing them myself. I looked through recipe after recipe with endless variations – baked, fried, slow cooker, buffalo, Korean, etc. – but all had a common denominator, of which I was completely unaware. Wings are comprised of three parts: tip, wingette and drumette. When you eat them at Buffalo Wild Wings you're eating the wingettes and drumettes. However most supermarkets sell the wing whole requiring a carving job by the home cook. I'll admit I was a bit put off. Hacking up a chicken wing seemed like a bit of an ordeal.
YouTube to the rescue! Thanks to YouTube I was able to watch several videos, some of which made cutting up a chicken wing appear ridiculously easy – akin to a knife through butter. It isn't quite that easy, but it's not exactly difficult either. Watch a few videos and I assure you, you'll figure it out too. The whole watching and cutting process took maybe 10 minutes max.
Now for flavorings, I knew I didn't want buffalo wings as they're too spicy for the entire family, so I was thinking more Asian style. This was the first recipe I tried and it couldn't have been simpler with amazing results.
I am not waiting another 40+ years before making my next batch of wings. In fact, I'll be fixing them up for Sunday's Super Bowl – it'll be a good midnight snack while we're watching the big game here in London.
Note: This was my first attempt at making chicken wings at home which means it was also my first attempt at cutting a whole chicken wing into sections (tip, wingette and drumette). If you have never sectioned a chicken wing, I suggest watching a tutorial on YouTube. Search "cut chicken wings" and you should find quite a few.
Preheat oven to 400°F / 200°C. Cut off wing tips and halve the wings at the joint, so that you have a wingette and drumette. Discard the tips or save them to make chicken stock (which you can use in Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup). Arrange the wingettes and drumettes (you should have 48 pieces total) in a large roasting pan or rimmed baking tray in a single layer. If all the pieces don't fit, put excess in another pan/tray.
In a small saucepan heat the remaining ingredients over medium-low heat, stirring, until sugar dissolves (about 5 minutes). Pour liquid evenly over the wings and then using tongs or your fingers, gently roll the wings in the sauce so they are coated on all sides. Bake for 45 minutes. Turn wings and continue baking until the liquid becomes thick and sticky and wings become dark brown (a few burnt bits are ok), another 45 minutes to 1 hour. Let wings cool for about 5 minutes, transfer to a platter and serve….with lots of napkins.
That's the subject of an email I received back in November 2008 from my dear friend Maureen. Maureen and I go way back. Prior to this the only recipe I'd probably ever received and/or discussed with her was for mojitos that she learned to make in Cuba. But back in 2008 Maureen was settling into domestic bliss with her fiancé Rob and dabbling in the cooking arena.
She always appreciated good food – organic, local – and especially loved her breakfast.
Sadly Maureen was taken from us last week way too soon after a long struggle with breast cancer. "Mama Sunflower" had a light and a spark that most of us only dream of having. Everyone remembered Maureen! So many were touched by her and are struggling to understand her loss and grieving in their own ways.
So I'm going to honor Maureen in the way I know best: with food. This was the first (and only) recipe that Maureen sent me, in that email titled "I love that I'm the girl that shares recipes now!". I made it today and felt closer to her. It's a simple chicken dish, slowly cooked with a sweet-spicy sauce – much like Maureen's vibrant personality. Her heart was filled with so much love, usually so patient and tolerant, but she also had a side-dish of sass.
Make this comforting dish and be that girl (or boy) that shares their recipes and food with their loved ones. Because I do believe that food is a way of showing love. And as Maureen and her family always remind us, love is the answer!!
Note: I prefer to buy my chickens from our local butcher as they taste so much better than the mass-produced chickens from the supermarket. As an added bonus, your butcher will probably butterfly the chicken for you (as mine does!). If you are butterflying the chicken yourself, check out this tutorial. There are also lots of videos on Youtube. Basically you just remove the spine and flatten it, so that as much of the chicken as possible is in the braising sauce. Another sidenote: I"m seriously dreaming of pouring the sweet-soy sauce over some chicken wings and baking them for seriously delicious sticky wings!! Let me know if you try that.
Preheat the oven to 400º F (200º C). Spread chicken as flat as possible in a shallow pan. I use a deep-dish pizza pan but a large sheet pan would work well too. A 9″ x 13" (23cm x 33cm) baking pan is an option, but a shallower pan works better. Scatter onions and red peppers around the chicken.
In a medium bowl, stir together the sauce ingredients (soy sauce through siracha). Pour sauce over the chicken and vegetables, tossing vegetables to coat. Place in the oven and roast for 10 minutes. Reduce oven to 325º F (160º C) and roast for about another hour, basting chicken with sauce every 10-15 minutes. You can tell that the chicken is fully cooked when either (1) a thermometer inserted into the middle of a breast registers 165º F (75º C) or (2)the juices run clear when you cut between a leg and thigh.
Remove pan from the oven. Using a spatula, carefully transfer chicken to a serving platter (you can carve it into individual pieces or present it whole). Using a slotted spoon, place vegetables around chicken. Skim as much fat as you can off the top of the sauce or use a fat separator (as I do in the pics above). Pour sauce from roasting pan into a 12″ skillet over medium heat and cook until reduced slightly, about 5-7 minutes.
Serve chicken with rice, grain (bulgur is our favorite) or a small pasta (couscous is nice). Spoon sauce over chicken, vegetables and rice.


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Himachal Feeling Proud – Justice Abhilasha Kumari Appointed Lokpal Member
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AbhiLasha Kumari, the Former Chief justice of Manipur High Court and the daughter of Virbhadra Singh, former Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh has taken the Oath as the new member of Lokpal of the country on 27 March.
Former Hon'ble Smt. Justice Abhilasha Kumari
Date & Place of Birth 23/02/1956 at Delhi
Schooling Loreto Convent, Tara Hall, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh.
Educational Qualification B. A (Hons.) English , From Indraprastha College, Delhi University. LLB from Himachal Pradesh University
Husband Prithvindrasinh Gohil
Father Virbhadra Singh
Along with her, 7 other members took Oath, so now there are total 8 members in the Lokpal. These members were given Oath by Lokpal chairperson Justice Pinaki Chandra Ghose.
All Members of Lokpal
Dilip B Bhosale Former Chief Justice of Allahabad High Court
Pradip Kumar Mohanty Former Chief Justice of Jharkhand High Court
Abhilasha Kumari Former Chief Justice of Manipur High Court
Ajay Kumar Tripathi Chief Justice of Chhattisgarh High Court
Archana Ramasundaram Former first woman chief of Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB)
Dinesh Kumar Jain ex-Maharashtra chief secretary
Mahender Singh Former IRS officer
Indrajeet Prasad Gautam Gujarat cadre ex-IAS officer
Abhilasha Kumari's father, Virbhadra Singh and her mother Pratibha Singh were present in the Oath ceremony.
Abhilasha Kumari was greeted by Himachal Pradesh Congress President Kuldeep Singh Rathor. Other congress leader like General Secretary Rajneesh Kimta, Political Secretary Hari Krishna Himaral, Media panelist Yashpal Tanayak and Secretary Media Baldev Thakur also sent their wishes to her and said its a pround moment for Himachal Pradesh.
Other big personalities like Ex-Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh and senior minister in the Chhattisgarh government T S Sing Deo were also there at the time of Oath taking.
About Abhilasha Kumari
Abhilasha Kumari is a famous name, as she is the daughter of former HP chief minister Virbhadra Singh and daughter-in-law of Royal Family of Bhavnagar. She started her career as Advocate in 1984 in HP High Court. She also served as the additional advocated General of Himachal Pradesh. She was elected as High Judge in 2005. Then she was promoted and transferred as permanent judge in Gujrat Hight Court. On February 09, 2018 she got promotion and took the charge as the Chief Justice of Manipur High Court.
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What is a NDIS Service Agreement and what is its purpose?
Once you have received your NDIS Plan, you will need to choose your preferred service provider or providers to deliver the supports as detailed in your Plan. A Service Agreement is a written agreement (contract) that exists between you and your provider of choice. Each provider you agree to receive support from will need to provide you with their own Service Agreement.
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It is important that if you are unclear of the details included in your Service Agreement that you do not sign this document. Note, service to a participant can only commence once a Service Agreement is signed. If you have questions about your Service Agreement, query these with your provider for clarify and only sign if you are in agreement.
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