We have already seen a couple of photos of a yet to be announced Android smartphone from Sony Ericsson, which is reported to be the successor to the Xperia X10 Mini Pro.
Now some new photos have been leaked that give us a better look at this new QWERTY smartphone from Sony Ericsson, and the specifications released with these new photos are the same as we have heard previously.
This new QWERTY smartphone from Sony Ericsson is reported to come with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, a 3 inch display with a 320 x 480 pixel resolution, and a 1GHz processor plus an Adrenu 205 GPU, there is also a five megapixel camera which can record HD video in 720p.
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The Man Before You
Grand Mesa Men Prequel
by Shalana Battles
Genre: Adult Contemporary Romance
Time may not actually heal all wounds, but love just might.
Eloise's husband was dead and she wished she were too. She quit going to work, refused to answer her phone or her front door, and shut out the people who cared about her. She felt imprisoned by her tainted memories, but couldn't escape her own home or recliner, because she had to focus on breathing.
Six days after she buried her husband, Jack pounded on Eloise's door. Jack, a man she hadn't seen or spoken to in over a decade. Jack, the only man including her husband, who Eloise felt truly knew her.
Jack's life hadn't been without its fair share of loss. Breaking contact after Eloise's marriage had seemed the best thing for them, but regret tortured Jack when Eloise swung open her door and he saw the shell of the woman he once loved.
Eloise pushed Jack away ten years ago and never expected him to come back into her life. She hated herself for wanting Jack to stay, but she couldn't help but remember the love they once shared and the life that they could've had—or the life they could have now.
The longer Jack stayed, the more he realized Eloise blamed herself for not being there when her husband died. Jack wanted a second chance, but Eloise didn't think she deserved one. Eloise wanted to find herself, but wasn't sure she could while dealing with grief, Jack's deployments, PTSD, and a universe that seemed determined to keep them apart.
A Second Chance Standalone Romance
Shalana Battles is a YA/Adult writer who tells stories about love…sometimes with witches and ghosts. Her debut novel, SOUL JUMPER released October, 6, 2020. Be the first to hear about upcoming projects and book updates by signing up for her newsletter below!
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Labels: Contemporary, Romance
Mary Preston March 22, 2021 at 6:55 AM
The cover is a very good fit for how Eloise feels. I like it.
Kari Lorraine March 22, 2021 at 8:47 AM
Sounds like a sad, but inspiring romance read.
Julie Waldron March 22, 2021 at 9:45 AM
Pretty cover! I like the black & white, it adds a little bit of mystery.
Lynn Brown March 22, 2021 at 12:09 PM
I like the cover. I like the second chance genre. The blurb sounds good. Thanks for the chance.
Carol T. March 22, 2021 at 2:50 PM
I love this cover. I really want to read this book but I am afraid I may cry, well just a little.
Sandra Watts March 23, 2021 at 2:46 PM
Already on my to read list!
Good cover.

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Dublin to play at rugby's Ravenhill
JIM GAVIN is taking the Dubs to Belfast next Saturday (6.0).
They are going to play at the home of Ulster rugby in Belfast, Kingspan Stadium.
Dublin will be up against an Ulster All-Star selection that will be managed by Joe Kernan and Brian McEniff.
The fixture is being billed 'A Game for Anto'.
Anto Finnegan played senior football for Antrim for ten years. In 2012, he was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease.
Three years before that, he began to get an unusual feeling in his hands when he was on a family holiday at Disneyland, Paris.
The 41-year-old father of two captained Antrim to their first All-Ireland success, the 1999 'B' Championship.
"We are honoured that Anto has invited Dublin to take part in this game," said Jim Gavin.
"When the players were told of the invitation, their rallying response was typical of what is so often displayed in the GAA when one of its members calls for help."
When Anto revealed that he was suffering the illness, he received a huge ground swell of public support.
He decided to go public after being inspired by the stories of Paul Magee and Colm Murray.
He hopes the increased awareness of the illness will help with the research. "I am humbled by the gesture of the Ulster GAA and rugby," he admits.
"Saturday will be a historic day for many reasons.
"I am proud to be associated with it.
"It is testament to the respective sporting organisations, my family and friends that this historic match will take place at the home of Ulster rugby."
The Ulster rugby chief, Seán Logan, predicts a good day out.
"It is fitting that as we celebrate our newly developed stadium that was once a GAA pitch,
"Its surface will now host such a significant Gaelic football match."
Northern Irish Sports Minister, Caral Ní Chuilin, added:
"I can recall Anto playing with great passion for Antrim.
"He has applied that same passion to the jersey he now wears, one that represents his determination to make us aware and educate us about MND.
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Ireland West Airport records highest ever passenger numbers as 807k passengers use the airport in 2019
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Ireland West Airport Knock has enjoyed record numbers of passengers in 2019
2019 has proven to be the busiest year on record at Ireland West Airport with passenger numbers climbing by almost 5% to 807,000 for the first time in the airports history, surpassing the previous record of 772,000 passengers achieved in 2018.
The passenger figures represent the fourth consecutive year of record passenger growth at the airport. The airport now serves 23 International destinations and is served by four of Europe's major International airlines, Aer Lingus, Flybe, Lauda and Ryanair.
The number of passengers travelling on services to Mainland and Continental Europe hit a new high for the airport, increasing by 20% with the addition of a new service to Cologne by Ryanair and additional capacity on Ryanair's Barcelona service helping boost the numbers travelling in 2019.
Despite the ongoing uncertainty over the Brexit situation, the growth in passenger numbers in 2019 was further fuelled by a very strong performance across the range of UK services available at the airport, with numbers travelling to and from the UK increasing by 2% in 2019. In addition Ryanair recorded its busiest ever year for passenger numbers at Ireland West Airport carrying a total of 622,000 passengers last year.
Furthermore 2019 saw continued investment in our Airport Transformation Programme with a number of infrastructural projects completed during the course of 2019 aimed at transforming the facility and modernising the airport to ensure the facility will meet the future needs of both our airline customers and passengers.
The rehabilitation of the airports 2,400 metre runway between May and September was the single largest capital investment project undertaken by the airport since its initial construction and included a complete resurfacing of the existing runway and taxiway surfaces, the removal and reinstatement of runway edge, centre line, and touch down zone lighting, ducting and other associated works. The completion of this project in September will ensure that the runway at Ireland West Airport continues to meet the strict regulations governing the operation and specification of runways at major airports. Runway 26/08, which opened in 1985 handles 100% of all flights at the airport and this is the first time in its 34-year history that the runway has had a full overlay.
2020 has got off to a good start as the airport are set to welcome a brand new airline to the airport as Austrian based airline, Lauda, a 100%-owned subsidiary of Ryanair Holdings plc will launch a new service to Palma Majorca from the airport starting on March 31st 2020 - their first ever service from regional Ireland.
Commenting on the 2019 performance, Arthur French, Chairperson, Ireland West Airport said: "The continued growth at Ireand West Airport is fantastic news for the regional economy. We are delighted to have had a record year with passenger numbers reaching 807,000 for the first time in the airports history which is also good news for tourism, and job creation, both at the airport and in the wider economy. This is the fourth successive year of growth at the airport and a decade which has seen the airport increase passenger numbers by 37%, from 589,000 passengers in 2010 to a record high of 807,000 passengers, in 2019.
"I would like to thank our customers, airline and tour operator partners, stakeholders, tourism groups, local authorities and Government representatives for their ongoing support in helping us to continue to grow passenger numbers and develop international connectivity for the region. I would also like to say a special word of thanks to the staff at the airport for their hard work and continued focus on ensuring the customer and passenger experience through the airport is both a safe and welcoming one. As we look ahead to 2020 the year ahead will present many challenges due to ongoing uncertainty in the aviation industry and in particular due to Brexit and the continued grounding of the 737 max aircraft. We will continue to work with our stakeholders and airline partners over the next 18 months as we strive to develop new and existing access and continue our airport transformation programme'.


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MPs call to enhance freelancers' maternity money
A call for greater maternity support for freelancers has been echoed by a cross-party group of MPs after it made it one of their top recommendations.
The Women and Work All Party Parliamentary Group says the government should enhance the first six weeks of the maternity allowance to bring it in line with Statutory Maternity Pay (SMP).
This enhancement should be part of a wider re-examination of how the self-employed are treated for maternity and paternity-related benefits, said the APPG, in line with calls by IPSE.
Explaining the need for the moves, the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed (IPSE) pointed out that the allowance is much less than the SMP.
Typically paid to those who do not qualify for SMP, the allowance is claimable only once the expectant mother has been pregnant for 26 weeks.
In addition, the amount paid out depends on an individual's eligibility but, on average, it is £138.18 for 39 weeks.
"If you are self-employed, this is likely to be the benefit that you qualify for, meaning that you receive less than someone on SMP," the APPG noted in a new report.
So, to ensure women are better supported back into work, the group wants ministers to look at upgrading the lesser allowance to become a "form of the SMP."
It also wants paternity benefit eligibility reviewed too as it is "similarly clear" and could, like the recommend boost to the allowance, actually increase the number of people freelancing.
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Flash mob robberies set to explode across America as mass money printing drives the poor into desperation
Over the weekend, a series of flash robberies occurred in Oakland, Calif., that left multiple pharmacies and cannabis dispensaries, as well as a Nordstrom, a Louis Vuitton, and a jewelry shop, ransacked of both product and cash.
Surveillance footage from the Wellspring Pharmacy shows dozens of thieves swarming the facility grabbing medications. The incident occurred around 7:30pm, leaving the pharmacy, which is independent, in need of restoration.
One employee said the store was "overwhelmed and devastated" by the incident, especially since it is not a big chain like CVS or Walgreens.
"I feel overwhelmed after learning of coordinated robberies in San Jose, Oakland, San Francisco, Alameda & beyond this weekend," the person further said. "It is too much to cover."
A family-owned jewelry shop in Oakland's Chinatown was also targeted at around 1:40am. The owner told news anchor Dion Lim that about a dozen people were seen on surveillance footage trying to break in with crowbars and what appeared to be a carjack.
"The people are unable to break through the metal gate installed earlier this year," Lim tweeted after analyzing the footage, noting that the same facility was robbed back in February.
"We just feel so numb & disgusted," the owners further told her.
Things are likely to spiral even worse out of control going into the holiday season
This trend of "smash-and-grab" robberies appears to be on the rise all over the Bay Area, as several other stores also got hit.
A Nordstrom in Walnut Creek, a Louis Vuitton in San Francisco, and a jewelry store in a Hayward mall all got hit, as did numerous other local businesses including a cannabis store.
"At least two dozen businesses were impacted," stated Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong to a local CBS affiliate.
"Roving caravans of vehicles, targeting cannabis operations, retail shops, pharmacies, throughout the city of Oakland."
A Walgreens store was also hit in Oakland, which prevented a cancer patient from accessing his medications.
"I've got cancer, so I'm trying to get certain medications filled and they tell you to go to another Walgreens," this person said.
According to Massey, this was the "third time" that this particular Walgreens was hit by robbers, causing it to have to be shut down.
"It hurts us all," he says. "Especially the little guy that really needs it."
Chief Armstrong says that this "overwhelming violence" throughout the city is really taking its toll on the community and its law enforcement resources, calling it "unacceptable."
"It's unacceptable for our residents, our visitors," he says. "Nobody should have to live through this."
At a Lululemon in San Jose's Santana Row area, four people allegedly stole about $40,000 in yet another smash-and-grab incident. Incidents like this are only expected to increase as we venture into the holiday season.
"People need to be alert," added San Jose Police Sgt. Christian Camarillo.
"We're coming into the busy holiday shopping season. We can't be everywhere at the same time. We do need citizens' help; when they see suspicious activity occurring, please let us know, especially at the malls."
In Walnut Creek where the Nordstrom incident took place, Mayor Kevin Wilk said that it is impossible to predict, let alone prepare, for this kind of thing in advance of it occurring.
"This is like watching a piranha consume a cow carcass," wrote one commenter at Information Liberation about the video footage of several of the incidents. "We're done, society will never be the same."
"We are done if we allow the Republican Party to keep patriotic opposition sitting at home rather than marshaling it in the streets to oppose these animals destroying our nation," responded another.
More of the latest news about the breakdown of American society can be found at Collapse.news.
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An international print specialist, Mr. Shinada has joined DataLase from SATO to bring greater integration between the two companies and oversee strategic alignment and development.
Mr Shinada worked for CYBERDYNE Inc. for four years and then joined SATO Holdings Corporation in September 2018. Prior to this he held a number of roles within Fujifilm for a period extending over 30 years. His roles included overseeing R&D at Fujifilm Electronic Imaging, Chief Technology Officer and Executive Vice President at Fujifilm Dimatix, as well as General Manager of Advanced Marking Research Laboratories at Fujifilm Corporation.
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Amount of Magnesium in Mexican cheese
Welcome to the nutritional magnesium content in 5 different types of mexican cheese, ranging from 35 mg to 23 mg per 100g. The basic type of mexican cheese is Cheese, Mexican blend, where the amount of magnesium in 100g is 25 mg.
25 mg of magnesium per 100g, from Cheese, Mexican blend corresponds to 6% of the magnesium RDA. For a typical serving size of .25 cup shredded (or 28 g) the amount of Magnesium is 7 mg. This corresponds to an RDA percentage of 2%.
The percentage of the recommended daily allowance (RDA) for magnesium is based on a 400 mg RDA level for a mature adult.
Top three mexican cheese products high in magnesium
Below is a summary list for the top three mexican cheese items ranked by the amount or level of magnesium in 100g.
1. Cheese, Mexican, blend, reduced fat : 35mg (9%RDA)
2. Cheese, mexican, queso anejo : 28mg (7%RDA)
3. Cheese, mexican, queso asadero : 26mg (7%RDA)
Following on from the three top mexican cheese items or products containing magnesium we have a more comprehensive break down of Cheese, Mexican blend, and the highest item containing magnesium which is Cheese, Mexican, blend, reduced fat. We also give a comparison of average values, median values and lowest values along with a comparison with other food groups and assess the effects of storage and preparation on the 5 types of mexican cheese.
At the bottom of the page is the full list for the 5 different types of mexican cheese based on the content in different servings in grams and oz (and other serving sizes), providing a comprehensive analysis of the magnesium content in mexican cheese.
Cheese, Mexican blend - Nutritional Content and Chart
The full nutrition content, RDA percentages and levels for Cheese, Mexican blend should be considered along with the magnesium content. This food profile is part of our list of food and drinks under the general group Dairy and Egg Products.Other important and magnesium related nutrients are Calories, Protein, Fat and Carbohydrate. For this 100g serving in your diet, the amount of Calories is 358 kcal (18% RDA), the amount of Protein is 23.54 g (42% RDA), the amount of Fat is 28.51 g (44% RDA) and the amount of Carbohydrate is 1.75 g (1% RDA). The nutritional content and facts for 100g, which includes Calories, Protein, Fat and Carbohydrate is shown in the RDA chart below as percentages of the recommended daily allowance along with the magnesium levels in mexican cheese.
Our proprietary nutritional density score gives a nutritional value out of 100 based on 9 different vitamins, minerals and macro nutrients. Cheese, Mexican blend has a nutritional value score of 14 out of 100.Comparing the magnesium content and the nutritional density in 100g for Cheese, Mexican blend; We class this as a medium to low magnesium content item.In terms of overall nutritional value we class this as an item with a medium nutritional density value.
Comparing magnesium in mexican cheese vs spinach
The amount of magnesium in spinach is 79 mg per 100g.As magnesium percentage of the RDA this is 20 %. Comparing with Cheese, Mexican blend, in 100g contains 25 mg of magnesium. As a percentage of the RDA this is 6 %. Therefore, spinach has 54 mg more magnesium than Cheese, Mexican blend. In terms of magnesium percentage this is 216 % more magnesium. Spinach has an overall nutritional value score of 68 out of 100, whereas Cheese, Mexican blend has a nutritional value score of 14 out of 100.
The highest content of magnesium in the food items under the general description or type of mexican cheese, is Cheese, Mexican, blend, reduced fat with 35 mg of magnesium per 100g. Comparing spinach with Cheese, Mexican, blend, reduced fat; spinach has 44 mg more magnesium than Cheese, Mexican, blend, reduced fat. In terms of magnesium percentage this is 126 % more magnesium.
Amount of magnesium per 100 Calories
100 calories of cheese, Mexican blend is a serving size of 0.28 g, and the amount of Magnesium is 6.98 mg (1.68% RDA). Other important and related nutrients and macronutrients such as Fat, in 100 Calories are as follows; Protein 6.58 g (11.73% RDA), Fat 7.96 g (12.29% RDA), Carbohydrate 0.49 g (0.28% RDA). This is shown in the magnesium RDA percentage chart below, based on 100 Calories, along with the other important nutrients and macro nutrients.
Content per Typical Serving Size .25 cup shredded (or 28 g)
For the food Cheese, Mexican blend the typical serving size is .25 cup shredded (or 28 g) which contains 7 mg of Magnesium. The magnesium percentage of the recommended daily value for this serving is 2 %.
To give 100% of the RDA, 50.0 servings of the typical serving size .25 cup shredded (or 28 g) give the complete RDA. In terms of the gram weight and total content for this serving the Calories content is 100.24 kcal, the Protein content is 6.59 g, the Fat content is 7.98 g and the Carbohydrate content is 0.49 g. The percentages are shown below in the magnesium chart, for the typical serving of magnesium and the related and important nutritional values.
Macronutrients in Cheese, Mexican blend
The amount of protein, fat and carbs from this food described above is measured in grams per 100g and grams in a typical serving size (in this case .25 cup shredded or 28 g), although it is also useful to give the number of calories from protein, fat and carbohydrate which are the most important macronutrients. For this serving in your diet here are the macronutrient calories. From protein the number of calories is 26.4 (kcal).The number of calories from Fat is 71.8 (kcal).The total calories from carbohydrate is 2.0 (kcal).
Milligrams of magnesium in mexican cheese (per 100g)
This list of 5 types of mexican cheese, is brought to you by www.dietandfitnesstoday.com and ranges from Cheese, Mexican, blend, reduced fat through to Cheese, mexican, queso chihuahua where all food items are ranked by the content or amount per 100g. The nutritional magnesium content can be scaled by the amount in grams, oz or typical serving sizes. Simply click on a food item or beverage from the list at the bottom of the page to give a full dietary nutritional breakdown to answer the question how much magnesium in mexican cheese.
The list below gives the total magnesium content in the 5 items from the general description 'mexican cheese' each of which show the magnesium amount as well as Calories, Protein, Fat and Carbohydrate. Below, is the top 5 food items shown in the magnesium chart. This gives a quick and easy dietary comparison for the different items, where each item is listed at the bottom of the page with a nutritional summary.
The corresponding nutritional value for mexican cheese based on our density score out of 100 (ranked by the amount of magnesium per 100g) is shown in the below nutritional density chart.
The corresponding Calories for mexican cheese ranked by the amount of magnesium per 100g is shown below in the mexican cheese calories chart.
Average Content for mexican cheese
The average (or more correctly the arithmetic mean) amount of magnesium contained in 100g of mexican cheese, based on the list below of 5 different items under the general description of mexican cheese, is 27.40 mg of magnesium. This average value corresponds to 6.85 % of the recommended dietary allowance (or RDA) in your diet. The averages for the different nutrients are as follows; the average amount of Calories is 348.60 kcal, the average amount of Protein is 22.77 g, the average amount of Fat is 27.17 g and the average amount of Carbohydrate is g.
The median value of Magnesium is found in Cheese, mexican, queso asadero which in 100g contains 26 mg of Magnesium. This corresponds to 7 % of the recommended daily allowance. For this serving the amount of Calories is 356 kcal, the amount of Protein is 22.6 g, the amount of Fat is 28.26 g and the amount of Carbohydrate is 2.87 g.
Highest magnesium Content per 100g
Using the list below for the 5 different mexican cheese nutrition entries in our database, the highest amount of magnesium is found in Cheese, Mexican, blend, reduced fat which contains 35 mg of magnesium per 100g. The associated percentage of RDA is 9 %. For this 100g serving the Calories content is 282 kcal, the Protein content is 24.69 g, the Fat content is 19.4 g, the Carbohydrate content is 3.41 g.
The lowest amount of magnesium in 100g is in Cheese, mexican, queso chihuahua which contains 23 mg. This gives as percentage of the recommended daily allowance 6 % of the RDA. For this 100g serving the amount of Calories is 374 kcal, the amount of Protein is 21.56 g, the amount of Fat is 29.68 g, the amount of Carbohydrate is 5.56 g.
The difference between the highest and lowest values gives a magnesium range of 12 mg per 100g. The range for the other nutrients are as follows; 92 kcal for Calories, 3.13 g for Protein, 10.28 g for Fat, 0 g for Carbohydrate.
Highest Amount of magnesium per Serving
Please remember that the above gives an accurate value in 100g for high magnesium foods in your diet. For example 100g of Cheese, Mexican blend contains 25 mg of magnesium. However, there are other factors to consider when you are assessing your nutritional requirements. You should also take into account portion sizes when you are considering the magnesium nutritional content.
The food with the highest magnesium content per typical serving is Cheese, mexican, queso anejo which contains 36.96 mg in 1 cup, crumbled (or 132 g). The percentage of the recommended daily value for this serving is 9 %. For this serving the Calories content is 492.36 kcal, the Protein content is 28.3 g, the Fat content is 39.57 g and the Carbohydrate content is 6.11 g.
From the list below you can find a full nutrition facts breakdown for all foods containing magnesium which can be scaled for different servings and quantities. We have also sorted our complete nutritional information and vitamin database of over 7000 foods, to give a list of magnesium rich foods.
Mexican cheese List, magnesium Content per 100g
1. Cheese, Mexican, blend, reduced fat - Magnesium
Nutritional Value : 15 / 100 food group - Dairy and Egg Products
35 mg (9%) 282 kcal (14%) 3.41 g (3%) 19.4 g (30%) 24.69 g (44%)
Typical Serving size of 1 oz (or 28.35g):
9.92 mg (2%) 79.95 kcal (4%) 0.97 g (1%) 5.5 g (8%) 7 g (13%)
Other serving sizes .25 cup (or 28g):
9.8 mg (2%) 78.96 kcal (4%) 0.95 g (1%) 5.43 g (8%) 6.91 g (12%)
2. Cheese, mexican, queso anejo - Magnesium
Magnesium Calories Carbohydrate Fat Protein
28 mg (7%) 373 kcal (19%) 4.63 g (4%) 29.98 g (46%) 21.44 g (38%)
Typical Serving size of 1 cup and crumbled (or 132g):
36.96 mg (9%) 492.36 kcal (25%) 6.11 g (5%) 39.57 g (61%) 28.3 g (51%)
Other serving sizes 1 oz (or 28.35g):
7.94 mg (2%) 105.75 kcal (5%) 1.31 g (1%) 8.5 g (13%) 6.08 g (11%)
3. Cheese, mexican, queso asadero - Magnesium
26 mg (7%) 356 kcal (18%) 2.87 g (2%) 28.26 g (43%) 22.6 g (40%)
Typical Serving size of 1 cup and diced (or 132g):
34.32 mg (9%) 469.92 kcal (23%) 3.79 g (3%) 37.3 g (57%) 29.83 g (53%)
Other serving sizes 1 cup and shredded (or 113g):
29.38 mg (7%) 402.28 kcal (20%) 3.24 g (2%) 31.93 g (49%) 25.54 g (46%)
7.37 mg (2%) 100.93 kcal (5%) 0.81 g (1%) 8.01 g (12%) 6.41 g (11%)
Other serving sizes 1 cubic inch (or 18g):
4.68 mg (1%) 64.08 kcal (3%) 0.52 g (0%) 5.09 g (8%) 4.07 g (7%)
Other serving sizes 1 slice (1 oz) (or 28g):
7.28 mg (2%) 99.68 kcal (5%) 0.8 g (1%) 7.91 g (12%) 6.33 g (11%)
4. Cheese, Mexican blend - Magnesium
Typical Serving size of .25 cup shredded (or 28g):
7 mg (2%) 100.24 kcal (5%) 0.49 g (0%) 7.98 g (12%) 6.59 g (12%)
5. Cheese, mexican, queso chihuahua - Magnesium
magnesium and Nutritional Values - Top 221 Foods


It's another momentous day in the history of space exploration: the China National Space Administration (CNSA) has reportedly just landed its Chang'e-4 rover on the far side of the Moon, marking the first time we've been able to explore this hidden side of the lunar surface.
Not only that, the rover has already sent back its first image, and it's absolutely breathtaking.
As we've previously reported, the Chang'e-4 lander will relay messages via the Queqiao satellite, which is now sitting in orbit around the Moon. As Chang'e-4 will never be in a direct line of sight with Earth, that satellite relay is going to be essential.
It's thought that the basin was created by a huge collision early in the Moon's history – which means materials from lower down in the Moon's mantle that we haven't been able to get to yet could be exposed in this region.
We've known for a long time about the CNSA's ambitions to get a probe landed on the far side of the Moon – and it has now made good on its promise.
Check out this Twitter thread from the China Global Television Network for some awesome shots taken as the Chang'e-4 lander touched down on the far side of the Moon. As yet no hidden alien civilisations have been discovered – but it's early days.
While spacecraft have been able to take photographs of the far side of the Moon before, this is the first time we've ever managed to successfully land something on the surface: NASA's Ranger 4 probe touched down in 1962, but ended up malfunctioning and didn't send any data back.
We're looking forward to the treasure trove of data Chang'e-4 sends back, but the CNSA aren't stopping here – Chang'e-5 is scheduled to launch by 2020, with the aim of landing on the Moon and then returning to Earth.


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Profile |Thuso Nokwanda Mbedu
Post on: November 14, 2016
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With only a suitcase;R500; a bus ride to Johannesburg; no plan and a 'You're done with your studies, now go get a real job' in her back pocket. Thuso Nokwanda Mbedu left her home-town: Pietermaritzburg to put her qualification to good use. When all you have is your sister, your talent and the world, there is no option but to push through. Raised by her late Grandmother after her mother passed away when she was only four years, being an academic was her saving grace.
We delve into the life of the bubbly Mbedu, aka Boni from Saints and Sinners ;aka Winnie
on Is'thunzi as she shares the whirlwind she has escaped to get this far.
What was it like growing up in Pietermaritzburg?
Pietermaritzburg is just another small town. For me it's always weird when I explain my relationship to a place. With Jo'burg, people always reference the hype. When I'm in Maritzburg, I'm experiencing Thuso not necessarily the place and when I'm in Jo'burg, I'm experiencing Thuso in Jo'burg not necessarily Jo'burg. We went through tough times because ugogo was a pensioner. My mother passed away when I was four and I was raised by my Grandmother, I didn't know my father, he passed away when I was 21. Growing up, my sister was my grandmother's favourite. We didn't get along but we've become very close since my grandmother passed away, we realized that we only have each other. We speak every day, when I go for auditions she prays for me, when I get the role she adds: "We're gonna be famous!",she knows that it irritates me when she talks about the fame because that's not why I'm in this industry.
I was an academic child; I was dedicated to my books. I did all the so called 'hard' subjects, Maths, Science and Biology. Choosing to do drama in varsity was devastating for my grandmother. Drama was actually my relaxation subject but then I fell in love with it.
There's a misconception behind drama that you can just wake up and become an actor. No! You can't just wake up and start practicing as a Doctor, right? There's a science behind acting and that's what attracted me to it. I was ready to fight my grandmother in order to do what I love and that's what I did.
Fortunately my mother was one of those smart women, she took up a savings plan for us and that paid for our education. When I turned 18 I received the balance of the lump sum. I paid for my res fees; part of my first year tuition and my sister's fees. I got through the rest of my academic years through financial aid.
How did you deal with losing your grandmother?
She literally passed away two or three days before my T.V debut. I was really sad, and I still deal with it every day. At some point i started writing and from there, I developed a script that I would like to produce. I'm in the process of sourcing out funding for it.
Why did you choose to study at Wits?
There wasn't an industry in KZN! 2010 was my first year in Varsity and that was the year the KZN Film Commission came into being. I knew that I wanted to do Drama and the best place for it was Jo'burg because it specializes in both Theatre and T.V. My next option was UCT because I couldn't afford AFDA. Rumor had it that Wits was the best place.
You took up Physical theatre and Performing arts management.
Physical theatre is like 'dance theatre', it was the reason I went to New York. I said to myself
"I can act, but i want to train myself to be a versatile artist, let me train myself in dance, a skill I had no background in" I haven't utilized PAM(Performing Arts Management) course yet. It's meant to equip you if you want to start your own business.
Let's talk about all the scholarships you received, there were quite a few.
I received an entrance scholarship at Wits which subsidized my fees according to the number of A's
I had. At Wits, the fees were high but res was also expensive. It cost me about R47 000 in my first year, excluding tuition. I don't remember all my scholarships but the one mind blowing experience, was when I was invited to the Golden Key Society: An international society for people who excel in their field. I was also accepted for the Stellar Adler exchange program in New York. At the end of my first year I decided to get a passport just in case I needed to leave the country. I had no inkling whatsoever that I'd travel anywhere, I'm the type of person who prepares for anything. In my third year Wits had an exchange program with NYU (New York University). I was walking with a friend when I saw the application for the program and thought well…"I have a passport and my academics are up to par." We had to write a motivational letter and I got my lecturers to vouch for me. I sent in my application and carried on living my life. This one night I asked a friend to pray with me and in that prayer, I was very insistent, I said: "God I know you have a plan for my life but i don't want your plan to limit me to South Africa." The very next morning I received a call from Greg Homan saying: "you're going to New York!", Whaaaat! I responded, I left S.A and arrived on my 21st birthday.
What was the impact of your trip to New York?
New York was great because there were a lot of students from all over the world. I was the only black person there and people thought I was from Europe because of my accent. The first thing I thought when I returned home was… I have to go back there because they have a different culture, their approach to acting is different to ours. After that experience I learned to take my craft much more seriously; to fight for what I want until I attain it. I may not have believed I was worthy to travel to New York but there is something in me that makes me worthy enough to be able to compete on an international scale. Even through trialing times I knew that there is something in me that goes beyond the now. And because I worked with people of various cultures, from Brazilians to Mexicans; English was a struggle. It was great to observe and learn from them. Everybody has something to teach you.
What has been your greatest challenge since your career began?
The struggle can get so real, and I felt it this year. We finished shooting Saints and Sinners in August last year, then I dabbled with Scandal a bit, there on after I sat without work till July this year. My challenge is that I often get told: 'You're a great actor but you look too young.' But what does that even mean? There's make-up and wardrobe to aid in portraying an older woman.It's really frustrating.
2014 was a monumental year for you
Yes…Before being cast for Saints and Sinners I was actually cast for a lead role in Soul City.
I had to choose which production to go for, I prayed about it, then I decided to go for the unknown: Saints and Sinners. Kanti ke… That was the best decision ever. When I googled the cast, OH MY GOD! I couldn't believe it.
Where does being a basketball technician fit in the scheme of things?
That was so random because I've never played basketball, I always thought it was too aggressive.
I played Netball for the longest time. Pietermaritzburg girls high didn't allow you to be idle throughout the term, so I started volunteering for the Basketball games and we got delicious chocolate cake in return. Then I met Arnold, the Technical Director for Basketball S.A, KZN region. He invited me to work for Basketball South Africa. The work didn't involve anything fancy I was just doing the stats and taking down the scores. In 2013 I was invited to work at Basketball without Borders: An NBA outreach initiative. Then Last year the NBA came to S.A for the first time to play an exhibition game and I was there to work the game. My name is in the archives! I was told to jot my name down because the game is going to be recorded in the NBA Hall of Fame, it was a historical moment.
What has been your worst criticism?
I haven't really received any criticism, unless I'm criticizing myself. That means I need to watch over everything I do. When I was shooting Is'thunzi, I said to Amanda Lane: my director and uSdumo, my co-actor who i also worked with on Saints and Sinners, that If there is any trace of Bonnie Khumalo in Winnie they must tell me. I don't want to play the same person over. I don't want to play pretty. I want to work.
Are you still in-touch with your home-town?
Yes I'm home often because I'm working on the script that I want to get funding for. It makes sense for the production to happen at home because the dialect in the script
is KZN Zulu.
What is the one note you'd like to leave us with?
Everyday I'm fighting for my craft, I believe that our industry accepts mediocrity. I'm only just starting out and I have so much to learn. We've got so much work to do and we can't be complacent. As an actor you are never done with your job. Every day is a new challenge.
On thanking people that have helped me along the way, I want to start with Amanda Lane and Sdumo Msthali. The first two days of shooting Is'thunzi were the hardest for me. The character that I embody is nothing like me and this stressed me out of my mind. I'll always be in Sdumo's ear, asking: "how can I play this character better?". He is not stingy with advice. My sister, Ntle Mbedu is my biggest cheer leader;My grandmother: Thokozile Lillian Zulu and my friend Steve.
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Freedom and Flourishing: Is your altruism a scarce resource?
In What Money Can't Buy, Michael Sandel argues that markets and market values have come to govern our lives as never before. He suggests two reasons why we should be worried about this: fairness and corruption.
He is concerned about fairness because the distribution of wealth matters more when money is able to buy things that were previously available free of charge to individual consumers. I don't think this argument gets to first base because the main examples cited – quality of medical care, quality of schooling, the ability to live in safer neighbourhoods, the ability to avoid queues, the ability to avoid socializing with poor people – are things that wealth has always been able to buy.
The "corruption" issue has to do with the possibility that our attitudes towards the good things in life may change when we put a price on them. In other words, some good things are degraded or corrupted when turned into marketable commodities. One example the author cites is blood donation. He refers to a study by Richard Titmuss which suggested that purchase of blood by commercial blood banks in the US had tended to displace voluntary donation. As blood came to be viewed as a commodity that was bought and sold, this apparently had a corrosive effect on norms of altruism.
Does this matter? I think it does matter when a government decides to provide a service which displaces the efforts of unpaid volunteers and voluntary money contributions. In that instance norms of altruism are displaced by coercion, since the government services have to be paid for from tax revenue.
Situations can also arise where commercial activities displace services previously provided by unpaid volunteers and voluntary money contributions. However, commercial suppliers would need to be seen to have considerable merit, in terms of value for money for services offered, to succeed in markets dominated by voluntary activity. I find it difficult to see a case for preventing commercial suppliers from attempting to compete in sectors currently dominated by voluntary activity. And I also find it difficult to see a case for preventing people from making monetary contributions to charitable organisations rather than donating their time, if that is what they would prefer to do.
Sandel takes exception to the views presented by economists - such as Dennis Robertson, Kenneth Arrow and Lawrence Summers – who have argued that the altruistic motive should be treated as a scarce resource that should be relied upon only where the market system breaks down. He seems to be particularly upset by Summers' view that we should save our altruism for our family and friends, "and the many social problems in this world that markets cannot solve".
Sandel draws attention to Aristotle's argument that virtue is something that we cultivate with practice. He suggests that altruism is like a muscle that develops and grows stronger with exercise.
That seems to me to be beside the point. Humans also develop intellectual skills through exercise, but still seem to insist that their intellectual skills (human capital) should be treated as a scarce resource.
Perhaps this is an appropriate time for me to make a personal confession. My altruism is definitely a scare resource. While I can see merit is developing my altruistic muscles, my desire to do that tends to evaporate when I feel that my efforts are being wasted. My time should not be treated as a free good, just because I choose to donate it.
Now, it is possible that I hold that view because I am an economist and have spent too much time over the last 50 years, or so, thinking about the opportunity cost of time. But I suspect that many non-economists hold similar views.
Would you be as willing to donate your time to good causes if your altruism was not viewed as a scarce and valuable resource?


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Truth Hacker Blog
Alternate Reality Games
Some podcast behind the scenes
Podcast Episode Transcripts
Episode One - The Reality of Reality
Episode Two - Hacking Reality
Episode Three - Political Realities
Episode Four - Religious Realities
Episode Five - New Realities
There's something out of balance in the world.
It's not new. In fact, it's as old as we are, but I think something in us is changing. Modern technology, travel, and communication is helping us see and understand the world in new ways.
The new is clashing with the old. Our world is shrinking, and we're bumping into more different ideas and beliefs. This can be unsettling, and the fear and anger that sometimes erupts doesn't have anywhere to go, and so it comes out as political and religious conflict, extremism, and all manner of unproductive tribalism.
It feels like we're constantly at war now, where both the prize and the casualty is the truth. We fight with ourselves, with fight with each other, and more and more we find ourselves even fighting with reality itself, or even just trying to find it.
What we believe, and how that influences us, matters deeply and profoundly, because these beliefs define us. They define the human experience. We're not fully human without them, but we can't find a way to agree, and these conflicts are killing us with wars, disease, and hate.
Sadly, this isn't new.
But something is different.
We're learning more about ourselves. We're learning more about our world, and we're learning more about each other.
We're thrust into a strange division where, through television and the Internet, we see both our similarities and the differences. Their religions and governments can feel strange, perhaps threatening, to us, but their smiles and their stories are so familiar.
Different cultures across the globe are watching each other and we wonder, how can their truth be so different from mine?
We used to only know about or own village, our land. This world-roaming is somewhat of a new sensation for us, and our instinct is often to hold onto what we know, and to hold more tightly onto our own truths.
There's a missing piece of the puzzle here, and that's what this series is about.
It feels like a great kept secret, almost like some great revelation of a new spiritual awakening.
But really, there is no secret to this puzzle piece. You already know all about it.
But it can be difficult to see because of how much energy goes into convincing you to hide it from yourself and to deny the obvious.
But when you do see it, new worlds open up, and familiar worlds come into a different focus.
Something very precious has been taken from us, leaving us hollow and thirsty, chasing shadows in the whispering wind, clinging to empty promises and hope that vanish like a dream as we awaken.
Why would anyone try to hide this beautiful truth, or try to convince you to deny something so obvious?
The answer is simple.
If they can name it and claim it, they can sell your own soul back to you at whatever price they want to charge.
Our cultures are like boats on a river of time. Our beliefs are the rudders, and if you understand how the rudder is moved, you can steer the great ship of civilization.
What a culture believes defines the rules about what is acceptable or punishable. It defines how we manage disputes, and who gets to decide those. It defines, to a great extent, who wins and who loses. Sometimes who lives and who dies.
Who is it that controls the rudders of our world?
Because we grow up in one culture, the rules that we know seem, not just true, but obvious, inevitable.
So when we see other cultures, similar in someways, but different in others, we might wonder, how could this be? How could people think that way? Act that way? Believe that way?
It comes down to this very simple idea.
Reality is fluid.
We're taught to think in absolutes, and of course, a large and important part of reality does act that way. The physical world of atoms and energy is our consistent background.
But for humans, this is not the only reality. Much of what makes up what we think of as the real world could be very different. This is the part of our experience that comes, not from physics and chemistry, but from language and imagination.
There is nothing about the physical world that directs us to divide a day into twenty four units. Why not a metric day with a hundred hours of about fourteen minutes each?
And why is a minute as long as it is, or a second?
We live in an imagined world. Rules, morals, money, all of the aspects of our lives that can only be expressed with words and shared understanding are fluid. If we all understand that Saturday and Sunday are days that are structurally and fundamentally different from Monday through Friday, then this becomes part of the fixed reality of our culture as much as any physical law. But if we all decided instead to have a nine day week, with a three-day weekend or a hundred hour day, then this too would feel just as solid.
Understanding that this collection of cultural habits is a variable, and not a constant, is important.
It is also important to understand how variable it is, and how these variables can be changed.
If one person decides to live a nine-day week, that person would be out of step with everyone else. It's not much of a variable. But if everyone decides set all clocks forward or backward one hour at a predefined moment, then the person not doing that is out of step.
And so, at the level of an entire culture, these things can be variable. Different cultures can choose different rules, and even within a single culture, rules will change over time.
For many people, the choices of their culture seem firmly tethered to a deeper reality. We expect that the rules we follow are an expression of our nature and so could not be changed in any fundamental way. We know that we should discourage theft and murder and lies, because they would disrupt any society.
But the ways that we can chose to organize our lives within these basic constraints are as countless as the ways that we could divide our days or combine them into weeks.
Cultural truths can become so powerful that they can even eclipse or replace truths about the world that we can actually see for ourselves.
How could there ever be any argument about the shape or the age of the world, when all you have to do is look at it?
Constants can become variable and variables can become constants, and it is all controlled with the rudder that we call belief.
Understanding which part of our realities are fixed and which are fluid is a large part of the key to understanding our history, our world today, and the many ways that we could unlock the vast potential hidden within us all, individually, as part of our nation, and as part of the people of Earth.
The other part of that key is language.
Without words we could not have laws. We would not be able to express the complicated interactions necessary to organize, manage, protect, and advance our cultures.
With language, we can negotiate. We can discuss where each family will plant, and when we will harvest. We can teach these things to our children, and they become the rules of our village. They could have been different, but once established they become law, part of the fixed reality of that village.
It's like the story of a mother and daughter preparing a roast.
The mother cuts the roast in half and places the halves into two separate pans in the over. The daughter asks, why do we cut the roast like that? The mother says, that's just how I learned.
So they ask grandma, and she says, well I don't know. That's just part of the recipe. We always do it that way.
Next they ask great grandma why cutting the roast is important. How does it affect the cooking, the flavor? She says, what are you talking about?
I cut it because it didn't fit in the pan.
Our laws and heritage become a part of us. History moves through us. We are the medium and the makers of history. We cut the roast because we cut the roast. Saturday and Sunday are the weekend, because they are the weekend. Or is Sunday the beginning of the next week? It depends on what the village has chosen.
This is all part of the wonderful and intimate world of humanity. We don't need to know why we shouldn't eat the little black berries on a purple stem, we just know that they're taboo. We don't eat those. We don't touch that. We don't look there. We don't ask those kinds of questions.
Sometimes these rules are important to keep us alive, but sometimes those rules are there because the pan was too small.
How can we know the difference between what is superstition and what is necessary?
Most of the time we don't need to know the difference, especially if we never leave our village. We follow the rules, because that's what we do, and being part of the village means learning and understanding. We need to know when to bow, or when to shake hands. We need to know which side of the road to drive on, or which parts of our bodies must be covered and when, or how long to put someone in the stockade for milking another man's cow.
Once the rules became more complicated than what not to eat, we had to start writing them down. These laws became the sacred covenant, the blueprint of how we would live together.
In a complex society such as we live in today, we have lawyers whose job is not to produce or to build or make anything, but to stand as experts of the law. We have judges, and we still come together in juries to consider what to do with rule-breakers. Our laws today are so complicated that we select certain people, though the consent of others, by voting, to be the keepers and the writers and the masters of the law.
The very fact that we can erase one law and write another points to how flexible and fluid our world, our reality, actually is. When we can, by simple declaration, add an hour to this day and take an hour from that one, or change whether smoking marijuana is a crime, or that it's OK for anyone to sit anywhere on a bus, we see that the rules that define us can be stretched and pulled, and if we're not careful, they can be twisted or turned inside out.
Because with law, we don't always know what is superstition and what is necessary. And if you are a master of the law, or of the beliefs from which the laws grow, you can be the carpenter that builds new realities.
But before lawyers, before science, back when the world was smaller and more dangerous, we still came together to build societies. We still had rules. Laws. Ideas about the world, all built on language.
There have always been berries that we should not eat, places we should not go.
Religious laws, however, are different from our secular laws, because religious laws, we are told, come from god, while social laws are written by the people.
Now that we can look around the world and see the history and the customs of different cultures, we see different religions and very different beliefs, not unlike how we see different rules and laws. Not unlike how we have different languages and different words for the same idea.
When we understand our own laws to be sacred, granted by god as right and inevitable, it's can be quite unsettling to see that there is even such a thing as other religions.
This is one of the great mysteries and one of the great challenges of religion.
How could there be different beliefs if there is only one god? Why would there ever be a different type of belief? How could there be?
They must be wrong, we say, because I know that I am right. I know that our laws are good, because they are obvious. They are the inevitable expression of our nature, and they are granted to us by god.
How could that ever be different?
And yet, like other realities that we know and live in, there is an answer to this mystery, and it is one that we already know, but we are taught to not see.
Our stories are full of magic and wonder. What would it be like, we imagine, to fly, or to be able to wave a magic wand and turn a pumpkin into a carriage. What if we could change our status, or find our love, or vanquish the dragon? What if we could reach into the mysterious sinews of reality itself and bend it to our will? This is the thing of miracles, of supernatural - of the beyond.
We are always taught magic is a thing for silly children to believe in or maybe something real, but mysterious and only for the gods themselves. Who are we to pull the levers of the world, to tinker with reality itself?
But we already know that there are two types of reality. There's physical reality, which we can learn about and participate in, but which we can't fundamentally change; and then there's cultural reality, which we are taught to think of as being just as solid as the ground itself, or even more so. Who are we to challenge the premise of our society? How could we ever change Thursday, or create a different type of money, or learn to fly?
We are taught that the power to change the world is mythical, something beyond us. We are taught that we can't do this, because that power ultimately lies in a source that is outside of us.
And yet, by our nature, by our civilization, we know that much of what makes up our reality is fluid, and if we know how how to move the rudder, reality can be changed. But that's what we're not supposed to know, because those who do this, and who have mastered the mechanism of this type of magic, can control those who don't know this.
Those who steer the rudder can find or build their own realities. Maybe you can't add another day to the week, but maybe you can turn your Tuesday into a weekend.
But whatever we do, it is time for us all to understand what is going on.
What's happening is that we are starting to awaken, to understand the differences between the variables and the constants of our world. We are beginning to understand what reality is, how it works, and how people can be different from us and still be so much like us. We are beginning to see what is possible if we can imagine it.
And so we have all of these ideas, these histories, these different cultural realities, these different values, that for various reasons, don't want to change. Many people who benefit from or are comforted by the ways that they have always known, are fighting to be the ones who define the truth.
We are living through countless magical wars, where wizards and warriors are fighting so that you will live in the reality that they choose, to follow their god, or their party, or just to buy their shampoo.
There is no end to the debates, the arguments, or even the wars, that are fought between different holders of different truths. Reds states. Blue states. Religious. Atheist. Protestant. Catholic. Sunni. Shia. Dodgers. Yankees.
We seem to be stuck, time and again, with the idea that there can be, there must be, only one truth. It's like arguing whether the English word or the French word or the Korean word for turnip is the right one. It can only be right within your own language.
But because we grow up in one culture, one language, these feel right to us. It's easy to forget that other people in other places are just as comfortable with their beliefs and their languages as we are with ours.
Until we understand the reality of our realities and the beliefs about our beliefs, this will remain a mystery.
There are those who hold the rudder of our beliefs. We trust that they are good, and are somehow smarter and wiser than we are, and that they are guiding the rudder to steer us toward safety.
But what if this isn't always true. What if beliefs, our most sacred truths were selected, or perhaps even invented, not to keep us well, but to keep us quite, or obedient, or afraid, or separated and weak?
When the great wizards of our age tell us that other truths are wrong because ours are right, when they tell us that anyone who thinks or speaks or believes differently, is trying to hurt you or diminish you somehow, we begin to understand what it is that is out of balance in the world.


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Riverfest was truly bigger and better than ever!
Posted By Bill Larson On Wednesday, September 15, 2010 @ 2:00 pm In News | No Comments
It's been several days after the end of the 2010 Riverfest Celebration, and for those who worked the two day festival, life is returning to normal. The hard working folks with the Clarksville Department of Parks & Recreation along the entertainers, and hundreds of volunteers ensured that the visitors could simply enjoy some good wholesome family fun.
This was the first year that Clarksville Online and Discover Clarksville was selected to document the festival as much as was humanly possible. Roland Woodworth, Ashley and Meghan Hamilton, and Bill Larson were given the job of photographing everything in the tiniest of detail, while Mark Haynes shot hours and hours of raw video footage, and Sue Culverhouse took it all in to get material for her wonderful articles!
Intermittent rain plagued Riverfest early on Friday afternoon.
The festival kicked off on slightly wet Friday, but by the evening things had mostly dried out. The crowds started off slow, but as people became sure that the rain had stopped they began to come out in droves.
Tour D' Art
The Tour d' Art on Friday was jammed pack with a veritable who's who of the Clarksville Art scene. For more information see Sue Culverhouse's article [1].
Friday Entertainment
Restless Heart playing on the Budwesier Stage on Friday evening
The Entertainment kicked off Friday evening with a great lineup of Christian performers on the Gateway Stage including the multiple Dove Award nominated group Addison Road, and Exit Right. While the Budweiser stage featured performers such as Diana Pelham, Chris Monhollen, Eden's Edge and comedian James Fyke were Budweiser Stage on Friday night, followed by the Country Band Restless Heart. The Mary's Music Stage featured some of Clarksville's Best Alternative, Punk, and Rock bands including local favorite Hometown which headlined the evening.
Riverfest Regatta
The crew of the Escape from City Hall boat with CPD Lt. Ashby
The Riverfest Regatta kicked off Saturday morning. It featured bigger and more ornate boats as competitors from last year took the lessons they learned and improved their entries.
The most ornate were the CDE entry which looked like one of their linemen's service trucks, and the Tennessee Frame Company's Queen of Clarksville; it was really great to see the Queen of Clarksville return to the Cumberland River, even if it was only in effigy.
Many in the crowd were sure the CDE boat would capsize and sink due to it's top heavy nature, but it surprised us all. Though the crowd did ooh and aah every time it leaned a bit to one side or the other. The amber light and the colored smoke from the smokestacks were a great artistic touch. While they didn't win the race, they were recognized as one of the prettiest boats in it, when they received the "Ship Shape Award".
There were several spectacular sinkings including:
The crew of the CHS boat after it capsized along side the dock.
The Southside General which was simply too narrow for its two crew members. Perhaps adding an outrigger next year might help!
The Clarksville High School Boat which sank fairly quickly once its crew boarded. The crew showed their mettle by remaining with their boat in the water until they crossed the finish line.
The Hui Hawai'i o Tenesi Hawaiian Civic Club's entry the Okole Maluna. The four person boat disintegrated as they crossed the finish line. Roland Woodworth captured the entire sequence of the sinking for your enjoyment.
The boat "Escape from City Hall" which featured four crew members in Inmate shirts. After their boat sank they were promptly re-apprehended by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and sent back to their continue their imprisonment at hard labor.
Hui Hawai`i O Tenesi Hawaiian Civic Club's Boat Crew; Brittani Shaw, Kaitlyn Fitzke, Kayli Telfer, Cheyenne Brooks and Michelle Adair
9/11 Rememberence Ceremony
The bugler plays taps during the city of Clarksville's 9/11 Memorial at during the 2010 Riverfest Celebration
At Noon the City of Clarksville held a remembrance ceremony for the first responders who died in the 9/11 attacks in New York City. The 101st Army Band played a drum roll as the colorguard approached the stage. The Colorguard consisted of three members of the Clarksville Police Department, and two Clarksville Firefighters. They carried three flags. The United States flag, The New York Police Department flag, and the New York Fire Department flag. One of the figure fighters also carried a fire axe that was carried on 9/11. The Clarksville Police Department Chaplin lead a prayer for the victims of the attack, and those who have lost their lives since.
Here's a video of the Ceremony shot by Mark Haynes.
Afterwords, the 101st Army Band continued to play for a bit.
Local Talent showcased
After the ceremony was over it was time to catch some of the best of the local dance academies performing at the Gateway Stage. Represented were the Distinguished Steppers Unlimited, Clarksville Artistic Show Troupe, Natalie's Dance Network, XPLOSIVE, Lana's Dance Network, Acro Dance Express, Showtime Dance Studio, Montgomery Central, The Daughters of Hul, Glorious Feet Dance Academy, and STARS Dance Group.While I didn't get to see them all I wish I could have. The ones I did get the opportunity to see were outstanding.
Dancers performing songs from the musical Annie at the 2010 Riverfest Celebration.
Operation Rising Star Finalists
The Fort Campbell Morale, Welfare and Recreation group logo
After the dance shows it was time for Fort Campbell MWR's Operation Rising Star Finalists. These Talented people have been performing at the Sportsman Lodge every Friday evening at 6:00pm. The winner will represent Fort Campbell at the National Operation Rising Star finals. You don't have to be military to go out and enjoy the competition. For non-military Drive up Lafayette Road until you arrive at 101st Airborne Division Road where you make a left, then make a right into the next paved road which should be Sportsmans Lane Rd. The Sportsmans Lodge is at the end of that short drive.
Maya Gregory, One of the many talented Operation Rising Star performers at the 2010 Riverfest Celebration.
Gateway to Stardom
One of the Emcees of Gateway to Stardom Samantha Maselli
Gateway to Stardom is an annual talent event which features talented youngsters from age 6 to 21 who compete through a series of preliminary events for the privilege of competing on stage during Riverfest. The judges this year were Kelly Maselli, Art Conn, Rene Ross, Justin Byrk, Samantha Maselli and Chris Monholland. The show was hosted by Samantha Maselli and Justin Byrk.
A young man performing at Gateway to Stardom
The performers at this year's Riverfest included Julia Appleton, Brianna Carbary, Aaron Carmichael, Michael Cox, Billy Cunningham, Maddie Mauk, Dominique Dy, Shane Fallon, Humberto Figueroa, Madison Fisher, Whitney Gaston, Robert Betts, Kyle Greene, Steven Hawkins, Jordan Hawley, Ashley Hicks, Brooke Hudgins, Kyle James, Brooklyn Lyle, Kyusok Lee, Tae'Shaona Mathews, Adrienne Meadows, Makenna Cleveland, Briana Middleton, Richard Mosley, Martavious Votaw, Wesley Sutherland, Sera Owens, Jayonna Purcell, Cyrus Pryor, Darrion Reddin, Sophia Rodriguez, Ryan Ruppel, Courtney Sanford, Javier Sierra, Christa Waller, Christian Walls and Shaneva Woodard.
Kelli Maselli of Gateway Realty and Investment Group, founded the Gateway to Stardom competition several years ago to showcase the young talent of Clarksville. Raising two teenage daughters, her house was quite often filled by talented youngsters that she felt needed a venue to be seen and heard. Since Gateway Realty has sponsored a stage each year for Riverfest, Maselli felt compelled to give these talented young people that much needed outlet.
Wait Staff Wars
A young woman runs the obstacle course during Wait Staff Wars
This annual event is a highlight for many people at Riverfest. The contest which is sponsored by Chefmart, pits local restaurants servers against one another in a head to head competition to the death! …Just kidding they are tested in their ability to rapidly set three place settings at three tables, to see who's quickest at navigating a series of obstacles with a tray of drinks, their ability to memorize their customers orders, and last but not least their ability to quickly clear the three tables after their customers leave.
Featured in this years Contest was Edwards Steakhouse and The Hilton Garden Inn, with the Hilton Garden Inn taking the top prize in the contest.
The Competitors at Wait Staff Wars
The Adventure Zone & Toddler Town
The hot air ballon rises skywards above the Adventure Zone on Friday Evening at the 2010 Riverfest celebration.
Located at the opposite end from where it was last year, the Adventure Zone & Toddler Town was located on the newly opened great lawn, part of the North Extension of the Riverwalk. The Adventure zone offered inflatables, a petting zoo, Toddler Town, a static vehicle display from Fort Campbell, Archery Range, Laser Tag, Hot air balloon, train ride, face painting, and of course vendor booths. The Adventure Zone was also the location of the always popular River of Culture Stage.
Clarksville Family Magazine sponsored the Toddler Town area, and one of the most appreciated additions of this year was a dedicated changing station for parents with younger children, another item that was highly coveted was the their designer tote bags.
Carla and Cliff Lavergne publishers of Clarksville Family Magazine greeting guests to Toddler Town.
Saturday Evening Entertainment
Saturday evening saw the completion of the Beaver Country Idol Competition with Steven Whitson from Nashville Tennessee being named the winner of the 2010 Competition. Chris Monhollen the 2009 winner was also on hand to perform for the crowd. Chris has always been a crowd favorite, and is still looking for his big break; so if anyone has connections in the Nashville country music scene, please put in the good word for him!
Country Idol Winner Steven Whitson with the other two finalists.
The evening also featured performances by Burger Run, DJ 40 0z, Everlife, Guest, James Fyke, Jimmy Wayne, July Lee, Kingbilly, New Planet, Possum Holler, and Shmuck.
Jimmy Wayne is the consummate performer. This man knows how to work up a crowd and keep them at a fevered pitch. During his forays out into the crowd he really kept the Montgomery County Sheriff's Deputies on their toes. He also took the time during his performance to pose for pictures with crowd members including one very young girl who was in foster care as her foster mother looked on in joy.
Jimmy Wayne performs at Riverfest 2010
July Lee
July Lee was also something to see according to Roland Woodworth, "There were many great bands to perform on the two stages this year. From local bands like Chris Monhollen ( Awesome ) to more well know bands like Restless Heart who filled in for James Otto after he was admitted to the hospital and had to cancel. One of the better ones ( my opinion ) was July Lee. These girls have great sound and a great performance. These girls along with the Stagebreakerz can put on a show. At one point they selected a couple guys out of the crowd to help them perform one of their songs. These guys seemed to be having alot of fun on stage with July and Treia. This is one band that you will not want to miss their next show. You can check out their music on facebook [2] or myspace [3]."
Riverfest is a marathon of things to see and do, but the effort was well worth the return! We hope to see you there next year!
For more images of the 2010 Riverfest Celebration [4] visit Discover Clarksville [5].
Facebook [6]
Pinterest [8]
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URL to article: https://www.clarksvilleonline.com/2010/09/15/riverfest-was-truly-bigger-and-better-than-ever/
[1] Sue Culverhouse's article: https://www.clarksvilleonline.com/2010/09/15/clarksville-art-scene-is-alive-and-thriving-at-riverfest/
[2] facebook: http://www.facebook.com/#%21/pages/July-Lee/256218223535?ref=search
[3] myspace: http://www.myspace.com/julyleemusic
[4] images of the 2010 Riverfest Celebration: http://www.discoverclarksville.com/photogallery/events/2010/riverfest/
[5] Discover Clarksville: http://www.discoverclarksville.com/
[6] Facebook: https://www.clarksvilleonline.com/2010/09/15/riverfest-was-truly-bigger-and-better-than-ever/?share=facebook
[7] Twitter: https://www.clarksvilleonline.com/2010/09/15/riverfest-was-truly-bigger-and-better-than-ever/?share=twitter
[8] Pinterest: https://www.clarksvilleonline.com/2010/09/15/riverfest-was-truly-bigger-and-better-than-ever/?share=pinterest
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Hosea Moffitt (November 17, 1757 – August 31, 1825) was a U.S. Representative from New York.
Moffitt was born in Killingly, Connecticut, on November 17, 1757. During the Revolutionary War he served in the Albany County Militia as an Ensign and later Lieutenant of the 4th Regiment (Van Rensselaer's Regiment), also called the 2nd Rensselaerwyck Battalion.
Moffitt studied law and was admitted to the bar. In addition to practicing as an attorney, he was the Stephentown agent for Stephen Van Rensselaer, whose Manor of Rensselaerswyck included Stephentown. Moffitt was also an active businessman and banker.
He served on the local school board, was named a Justice of the Peace in 1791, and he was Town Clerk in 1791 and 1797. He served as member of the New York State Assembly from 1794 to 1798, and again from 1800 to 1801.
He remained in the militia after the Revolution, and attained command of a brigade and the rank of Brigadier General.
He was elected Town Supervisor and served from 1806 to 1809. From 1810 to 1811 he was Sheriff of Rensselaer County, New York.
Moffitt was elected as a Federalist to the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Congresses, serving from March 4, 1813 to March 3, 1817.
He was a trustee of the Stephentown Presbyterian Church, and was appointed to the board of managers of the Rensselaer County Bible Society in 1815.
He died in Stephentown on August 31, 1825 and was interred at the Old Presbyterian Cemetery on "Presbyterian Hill" in the Stephentown hamlet of Garfield.
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Spencer Herapath
Spencer Herapath (1822-1884)
SPENCER HERAPATH was the second son of John Herapath, the mathematician, and cousin of the noted analytical chemists, William Herapath and Dr. William Bird Herapath.
He was born in 1822, and early indicated that he shared the mental gifts of his family. Having received some mathematical training from his father, he proceeded to the United States, passing his time chiefly in a college in Indiana.
On his return he was for a time connected with "Herapath's Railway Journal." He afterwards became a member of the Stock Exchange, and the head of the firm which he established of Spencer Herapath and Co. some forty years ago.
Mr. Herapath was noted for his knowledge of railways and public works, for the study of which he had a natural aptitude. This led to his election, on the 5th of March, 1867, as an Associate of the Institution ; he was a Fellow of the Statistical Society, the Royal Geographical Society, and a Member of the Society of Arts. He took part, as Director and otherwise, in Argentine, Brazilian, and Australian railway undertakings, in which his opinion had great weight.
He exhibited sound judgment in his own investments, having for many years, and to the time of his death, held largely in the valuable Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway, the City of Buenos Ayres Tramways, the Great Western of Brazil Railway, in all of which he was a director, and in the Central Argentine Railway. He was also an authority on many questions of foreign loans, sturdily maintaining principles of credit. For many years he was a member of the Committee of Spanish Bondholders.
He took, with his brother, Mr. E. J. Herapath, great interest in his father's labours, and had designed a new edition of the Mathematical Physics, and to publish his minor works. Ill-health in later years, and the pressure of business, prevented the fulfilment of this design.
It should be added that, in his earlier days, he acted as private secretary to Admiral Laws, at that time the manager of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. He was also Secretary of the Sheffield, Barnsley, and Wakefield Railway, and on his retirement from that position received the following testimonial of his services :-
Extract from the Proceedings of the Parliamentary Committee of the Sheffield, Barnsley, and Wakefield Railway Company. (Dated) Office, Wakefield, 26th December, 1865. Mr. Herspath, the Secretary, having tendered his resignation to the committee.
Resolved:-That the same be received, and that the thanks of the committee be given to Mr. Herapath for his zeal in the service of the company, and that three months' salary in addition to what his services up to the 31st inst. would. amount to, be placed at his disposal. True extract. J. CHARLES HANDFIELD, Secretary.
Of the subject of this notice, it may be said that whatever h0 undertook, he excelled in, and it is deeply to be lamented that death, at a comparatively early period, cut short a career of usefulness to those around him, and of advantage to an important section of the public.
Mr. Herapath died on the 13th of March, 1884, aged sixty-two years.
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The musical based on Allen's film of the same name was canceled "in light of the current dialogue on sexual harassment and misconduct."
Goodspeed Musicals has replaced its previously announced production of Woody Allen's Bullets Over Broadway with The Drowsy Chaperone as part of its 2018 season. Performances are scheduled for September 21–November 25.
The three-show season at Goodspeed will also feature The Will Rogers Follies: A Life in Revue (April 13–June 21) and Lionel Bart's Oliver! (June 29–September 8).
The Drowsy Chaperone features a book by Bob Martin and Don McKellar and music and lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison. The musical follows a diehard theatre fan, who plays his favorite cast album and watches all the characters come to life in his apartment.
Season ticket holders will receive tickets for their complete subscription package, including The Drowsy Chaperone, in the coming weeks. All single tickets purchased for Bullets Over Broadway will be honored for the same date/time for The Drowsy Chaperone. Ticket buyers may contact the box office if they wish to exchange tickets or request a refund. Visit Goodspeed.org.
The show ran from May 1, 2006 – December 30, 2007 at the Marquis Theatre.