Made following the traditional recipe from the Pastiglie Leone archives, this little chocolate is the perfect combination of Venezuela cacao beans and the hazelnuts from the Langhe region, in Piedmont. Together, they create "gianduja", still made and cut by hand. Velvety and smooth, they melt instantly, giving a truly decadent and unforgettable taste experience. Gluten free and Dairy free (also Vegan friendly).
Simply enjoy after dinner, with a glass of sweet wine. Or with a butter biscuit as an afternoon break. Or with your morning coffee. Anytime should also be fine.
Smooth, hazel-nutty, an explosion of flavours. What's not to love?
Started in 1857, Pastiglie Leone is a historical company situated in the heart of Turin, Piedmont. Famous for candies and chocolate, we were lucky enough to spend the entire morning visiting their factory, talking to the employees there and learning as much as possible about their production. We're happy to consider this product Gold Beetle Certified™.


Amy S. Foster is an accomplished songwriter (composing four #1 hits) as well as a novelist, and her latest book is "The Rift Uprising," the first book in the trilogy. We talked about the creative process of songwriting vs. writing a novel, why Young Adult literature can be for boys, too, and why not every SciFi-type book for teens doesn't need to involve a dystopian future.
Chely Wright's new album, "I Am The Rain," was the 2nd highest debuting album of her career on the charts. We discussed her crowdfunding campaign, the role of technology in songwriting and artist collaborations, and the loyalty of her fans.
Jack Tempchin is an accomplished songwriter, composing hits for the Eagles ("Peaceful Easy Feeling, Already Gone"), Glenn Frey ("You Belong to the City", "Smuggler's Blues") Johnny Rivers ("Slow Dancing") and many more. His new solo album is "One More Song." We talked about the concept behind the record, why he wanted to get back to basics (one man, one guitar, one voice), and why it never gets old to hear one of his songs on the radio.
Diane Warren is a member of the Songwriters Hall of Fame. She was the first person to have SEVEN songs (by seven different artists!) on the Billboard singles chart at one time. Most recently, her song "Till It Happens To You" was the first song ever nominated for an Oscar, a Grammy and an Emmy. It was a thrill to be able to talk to her about the songwriting process and her amazing career.
It was a complete thrill to talk with the great Elvis Costello about his new book "Unfaithful Music & Disappearing Ink." We discussed why he finally decided to tell his story, his family's musical background (his father was a popular singer and musician in England and even was on the same bill as The Beatles at the Royal Variety Show), and whether or not this book eliminates the need for "unauthorized" biographies. It's a fascinating and very personal look at one of the greatest songwriters in the history of ever and a man whose music has meant so much to me I named my first born after him.
Kenny Loggins, Gary Burr and Georgia Middleman are the Blue Sky Riders. Their new album, "Why Not," will be released early next year. In the meantime, you can check out their All Access Pass, where you can see footage of the entire writing and recording process. We talked about how the group came together, what happens when three accomplished songwriters form a band, and the importance of crowdfunding and direct fan interaction.


If u rally your hero with some troops, u have to choose a formation...here are the stats.
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Ponadtlenek sodu – nieorganiczny związek chemiczny z grupy ponadtlenków, pomarańczowa substancja krystaliczna. Bardzo silny utleniacz. Rozkłada się powyżej temperatury 540 °C, często z wybuchem, na tlenek sodu i tlen:

Otrzymywanie
W przemyśle otrzymywany przez utlenianie nadtlenku sodu czystym tlenem, pod wysokim ciśnieniem i w podwyższonej temperaturze:

Zastosowanie
Stosowany w aparatach Kippa do wytwarzania tlenu, a także do regeneracji wydychanego gazu w oddycharkach.

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Bibliografia

Sodu, ponadtlenek
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Secret crushes, high school graduation, a summer before college-the Vans Warped Tour brings them together.
Focused on her future throughout high school, Rachel Christof remains focused as she graduates high school. While attending the Vans Warped Tour with her best friend, she runs into Lukas Quinn—her secret crush. As the high school jock who hung with the in crowd, he was off limits. What happens when secrets are revealed?
Minnesota: A state blessed with 10,000 lakes, four beautiful seasons, and countless romantics looking for love in all the right places! What better place to find a perfect happily-ever-after than one of Minnesota's uniquely fun, flirty, artsy, musical, fishy or, yes, frigid festivals?
Festivals of Love brings you nineteen wonderful love stories, each set at a different local celebration. From finding an honest-to-goodness genie on the banks of the Mississippi during a jazz festival to taking out a handsome sportscaster on a frozen lake during a pond hockey tournament, the heroines and heroes of Festivals of Love will bring you on romantic journeys that go back in time, celebrate contemporary themes, sigh at young love, and even delve into the fantasies that fill all our dreams of romance.
Join us when a missing WWII soldier shocks the girl who thought she'd lost him; when the magic of Judy Garland brings together two smart, giving, creative men; for a little magic between a singer, an artisan, and their fairy godmother at the Renaissance Festival; and for unrequited love that fuels a food fight between would-be lovers on a pair of parade floats.
From pond hockey to zombie pub crawls, food trucks to fantastic art in the heart of Minneapolis, and from poignant to fun-filled, the authors of Midwest Fiction Writers who brought you the popular Love in the Land of Lakes anthology, will enchant you with the short stories in their delightful new collection. Come visit these festivals of love with us!
This is where Jody based Love in Concert.
This is home to Minnesota's horse track.


Anyone new to team management can find it an intimidating prospect. However, what's worth noting is that most of those considered an exceptional manager today did not start out that way. Management skills are learned, both from personal experience and also the standards that have been tested and set by others that have gone before. If you're looking to hone your team management style then these 8 skills will be essential.
Even the top performers can do more. Managers should always continue to challenge teams to excel in new directions – this drives both individual satisfaction and general productivity.
This is a tough one because being a manager means being in the spotlight and that's a difficult place in which to hold your hands up to mistakes. However, great management requires being humble enough to recognise if you're wrong and to take steps to change direction afterwards. If you have too much pride to admit to a mistake you could lead your team in totally the wrong direction for all the wrong reasons.
Hiding things, covering the truth or flat out lying will break trust with your team and that can be difficult to rebuild. Transparency is essential, especially when it comes to difficult conversations.
Spending time together outside of the working environment gives people an opportunity to build genuine relationships that can sustain them through tough times and disagreements. Learning how to help your team make these connections, whether that's through bonding activities or sharing experiences, is a crucial skill to have.
From the top performers to team members who have yet to prove themselves, it's important to understand how to make each one feel valued. Feeling valued is crucial to engagement, which drives loyalty, motivation and productivity.
Research has shown that the higher we climb up the office hierarchy, the more difficult it is to preserve empathy. A very basic definition of empathy is to be able to put yourself in someone else's shoes, something that many managers find very challenging when it comes to their subordinates. However, the benefits of remaining empathetic include gaining a better understanding of your team and being able to genuinely engage with them.
If you remove emotion from the workplace it's difficult to be a good manager. However, it's also key to understand when emotion is relevant and when it can be inappropriate. Perhaps the most obvious example is allowing emotion to influence decisions that should be objective.
These key skills provide a firm foundation on which great management can grow.
Book your place on our Effective Management of Your Teams course today or get in touch with PTP on 01509 889632 with any questions.


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2015: Ph.D. in Historical Theology, Institute of Post-Reformation Studies (IPRS), and Jonathan Edwards Center Benelux, ETF Leuven
2008: Master of Theology (Th.M.) in Historical Theology, Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, PA in association with The John Owen Centre, London
1986: Master of Divinity (1986), Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, IL
1981: Bachelor of Science (1981), Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
Academic positions and teaching experience
2015–present: Senior Researcher in Historical Theology, ETF Leuven
2008–2015: Research Assistant in Historical Theology, ETF Leuven
1986–1988: Instructor of English as a second language (1986-1988), English Language Services, River Forest, IL
1992–2008; Missionary in Belgium with the Evangelical Free Church of America-ReachGlobal in partnership with the Vrije Evangelische Gemeenten, in Ghent, Zwijnaarde and Knokke-Heist.
1990–1991: EFCA Missionary in Zaïre
1983–1985: Missionary intern in Zaïre with the EFCA
A Book of Faith Seeking Understanding: Fifty-Two Lord's Day Readings. Eugene, OR: Wipf & Stock, 2021.
Contributor to: Harm Goris et al. (eds.), Synopsis Purioris Theologiae / Synopsis of a Purer Theology: Latin Text and English Translation. Vol. 3, Disputations 43-52. Translated by Riemer A. Faber. Studies in Medieval and Reformation Traditions 222; Text and Sources 9. Leiden: Brill, 2020.
Contributor to: Henk van den Belt et al. (eds.). Synopsis Purioris Theologiae / Synopsis of a Purer Theology. Latin Text and English Translation: 2, Disputations 24-42. Studies in Medieval and Reformation Traditions 204; Text and Sources 8. Leiden: Brill, 2016.
Jonathan Edwards's Turn from the Classic-Reformed Tradition of Freedom of the Will. New Directions in Jonathan Edwards Studies 2. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2016.
Jonathan Edwards (1703-58) on Freedom of Perfection: Establishing the Shift Away from the Classic-Reformed Tradition of Freedom of the Will. Ph.D. Dissertation, ETF Leuven, 2015.
Contributor to: Dolf te Velde e.a. (eds.). Synopsis Purioris Theologiae / Synopsis of a Purer Theology. Latin Text and English Translation: Volume 1, Disputations 1-23. Studies in Medieval and Reformation Traditions 187; Text and Sources 5. Brill: Leiden, 2014.
Journal Articles and Book Chapters
"Jonathan Edwards and Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten." In Edwards and Germany: Transatlantic Currents. Edited by Rhys Bezzant. New Directions in Jonathan Edwards Studies. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, forthcoming.
"Jonathan Edwards and Freedom." In Jonathan Edwards and Post-Reformation Reformed Orthodoxy, ed. Kyle C. Strobel and Phillip Hussey. (Bellingham, WA: Lexham Press, forthcoming).
"Jonathan Edwards's Conception of Election and Freedom of the Will in Relation to the Reformed Tradition." In The T&T Clark Companion to Election, edited by Edwin Chr. van Driel. London: Bloomsbury, forthcoming.
"Jonathan Edwards and Samuel Clarke on Liberty and Necessity: A Matter of Distinction, and Why it Matters." Jonathan Edwards Studies 10 (2020): 67–79.
"Que Sera, Sera: The Controversial 1702 Harvard Commencement Quaestio on Whether the Immutability of God's Decree Takes Away Human Freedom of the Will." In Jonathan Edwards within the Enlightenment: Controversy, Experience, & Thought, edited by Daniel N. Gullotta and John T. Lowe, 283–98. New Directions in Jonathan Edwards Studies 7. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2020.
"Petrus van Mastricht and Freedom of the Will." In Petrus van Mastricht (1630-1706): Text, Context, and Interpretation, edited by Adriaan C. Neele, 111–26. Reformed Historical Theology 62. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2020.
"The Tension between Jonathan Edwards's 'Controversies' Notebook and Freedom of Will on Whether Reality Is Open and Contingent." In The Global Edwards: Papers from the Jonathan Edwards Congress held in Melbourne, August 2015, edited by Rhys S. Bezzant, 121–35. Australian College of Theology Monograph Series. Eugene, OR: Wipf & Stock, 2017.
"Divine Knowledge at Harvard and Yale: From William Ames to Jonathan Edwards." Jonathan Edwards Studies 4 (2014): 151–78.
"The Theological Backdrop to Divine Knowledge at Harvard and Yale: From William Ames to Jonathan Edwards." Theologica Wratislaviensia 7 (2012), 21-49.
"Calvin's Metaphysics of Our Union with Christ." International Journal of Systematic Theology 11 (2009): 309–31.
"The Unaccommodated Bavinck and Hodge: Prolegomena with Natural Certainty." Trinity Journal 30 (2009): 107–27.
"Jonathan Edwards's Freedom of the Will and His Defence of the Impeccability of Jesus Christ." Scottish Journal of Theology 60 (2007): 309–25.
Review of: A Treatise on Jonathan Edwards: Continous Creation and Christology by S. Mark Hamilton. The Journal of Analytic Theology 7 (July 2019): 747–752.
Review of: Jonathan Edwards among the Theologians by Oliver D. Crisp. Journal of Reformed Theology 12, no. 2 (2018): 210–211.
"G.W. Leibniz and Jonathan Edwards on Moral Necessity, The Principle of Sufficient Reason, and the Origin of Evil," (via Zoom) at The Jonathan Edwards Centre-UK Liverpool, 15 June 2021.
"Jonathan Edwards's Innovative Notion of Freedom of Will: An Historical-Theological Approach," presented to the "Models of God Group" at the 70th Annual Meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society, Denver, CO, November 13, 2018.
"Should Christian Exclusivists, Holding to the Crown Rights of King Jesus Today, Tolerate Toleration in Today's Pluralist Society? An Historical-Theological Approach to Understanding the Relationship of Saints and Society," presented at the Neo-Calvinism and Europe: Religion, Nation, Culture, Fifth European Conference on Neo-Calvinism, Leuven, Belgium, August 29, 2018.
"The Will To Love God Above All Else: Luther, Edwards, and the Bondage of the Will," presented at The Eighth Annual REFORC Conference on Early Modern Christianity, The Faculty of Artes Liberales, The University of Warsaw, Poland, May 24-26, 2018.
"The Wise Order and Connection of Things in a Wise Decree," presented at the "Jonathan Edwards Congress: The Global Edwards," Ridley College, Melbourne, Australia, August 24-28, 2015.
"Reformed Freedom?: The nexus between New England commencement broadsides and Edwards's Freedom of will," "Christianity in Today's World: Jonathan Edwards JEC Poland, Ewangelikalna Wyzsca Szkola Teologiczna (EWST), Wroclaw: May 31-June 1, 2011.
"Jonathan Edwards on impeccability and Freedom of the will" presentation at EFCA pastors' retreat in Iowa, September 2007.
"Da Vinci Code" presentation in Knokke, 10 February 2006; in Zwijnaarde, 21 February 2006; in Ichtus-Gent 29 March 2006; in Gistel 29 September 2006; and in Ieper 03 November 2006.
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Traffic with the Devil is a 1946 American short documentary film about traffic problems in Los Angeles, directed by Gunther von Fritsch. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Short.

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Cast
 Charles Reineke as Narrator (as Police Sgt. Charles Reineke)
 Ben Hall as Out-of-Gas Motorist (uncredited)
 Ralph Montgomery as Motorist (uncredited)
 Eva Puig as Driver of Ford Deluxe Convertible (uncredited)
 Jason Robards Sr. as Irate Motorist (uncredited)
 Ray Spiker as Irate Motorist, Honking Horn (uncredited)

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23 March, 2008 | Posted in category: SUCCEED Stories
Liz Pinkston was introduced to barrel racing at an early age. Attending rodeos where her dad, Ralph Bradford, was a bull rider, Pinkston became hooked on the speed and excitement of the sport. "When I first saw it I said that's it, I want to be a barrel racer," Pinkston said.
Her dad sold his bass boat to buy Pinkston her first competition horse, and the whole family became involved from there. Beginning with youth rodeos, then High School Rodeo and through college Pinkston traveled to compete on a series of horses, including Alvin, Jimmie and Wicked. While she enjoyed plenty of success as a youth, things really began to click when she met up with a horse called Speedy Doc Holiday –"Doc".
"The NFR was my dream…it was really the whole family's dream."
While on the road in Oklahoma City in 1999, Pinkston heard of two likely prospects for sale and started riding and working with both of them to see if either had what it would take to make a National Finals Rodeo (NFR) mount.
"The NFR was my dream," she said. "It was really the whole family's dream."
Doc was one of the horses Pinkston tried out. He impressed her with sweltering times at a local jackpot event. She tested her new mount further by entering events featuring some of the sport's greatest names and found Doc equal to the task. In 2004 the pair fulfilled Pinkston's dream, qualifying for the 2004 Wrangler NFR.
"I'll never get another horse like Doc," Pinkston said. "He's a dream come true. I never said I'm going to make it to the NFR, it just happened. It came down to the last run and he pulled it off."
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Pinkston was concerned going into the 2004 Wrangler NFR competition with Doc. The horse had trouble traveling. Looking for a way to keep Doc at his best throughout the prestigious event, Pinkston turned to her veterinarian, Madalyn Ward, DVM, who suggested she try SUCCEED® Digestive Conditioning Program®.
"If you have a horse that doesn't handle travel…or that doesn't eat well on the road, this product will really help. I'm convinced."
Pinkston and Speedy Doc Holiday finished the 2004 Wrangler NFR in 6th place, winning round 9 with a time of 13.81 seconds and Pinkston became a firm SUCCEED® believer.
"SUCCEED definitely worked for us at the NFR," she said. "I was really impressed with how Doc stayed on his feed! His demeanor was great and he wasn't tired."
Great health starts from the inside, out, as Pinkston discovered with Speedy Doc Holiday. The rigors of tough competition, including training, traveling, stalling and intermittent high- grain feeds, can cause problems for the equine digestive tract—which is the fuel line for the horse. SUCCEED® Digestive Conditioning Program® helps to support that fuel line so that critical nutrients can be absorbed, helping horses perform to their potentials.
"If you have a horse that doesn't handle stress well or doesn't eat well on the road, this product will really help," said Pinkston. "I'm convinced."


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Full season, small squad bonds team
The women's soccer team (3-10) walks to the Soccer Field for a home game on Aug. 27 during their first full season in over two years.
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The Contra Costa College women's soccer team finished its 2019 season stronger than many who saw the team struggle to muster up enough players to complete a season could have imagined.
The Comets went from not having a team deep enough to compete, to a team with 11 games played under its belt and the wherewithal to bring home victory three times while scoring 10 goals in the process.
The team finished 3-10 in the Bay Valley Conference.
Last year, the team did not gather enough players to field a regulation team and have a full season, however, that changed when coach Ted Steen was hired to restore the women's program.
Athletic Director John Wade said, "I trust that coach Steen is doing a great job with the team. He knows what he is doing and I'm letting him do his job."
At the beginning of the season, most of the players were inexperienced, some never having played organized soccer before.
Steen said he is proud of the team for creating a culture of sisterhood between the players.
"We built a nice sense of family around the team that goes beyond just playing the sport. Soccer is not just about competing, it's about the relationships that you build," the first-year coach said.
Even though the season is over, the team is still working hard to ensure a stronger come back next season.
According to Steen, recruiting of high school players is just peeking this week and the coach plans to attend multiple local matches in an attempt to lure local players to CCC.
It's all about just getting in touch with coaches and going out there and seeing the players that are going to be available, Steen said.
His plan is to either check out the seniors who are going to be ready to come in the next year or look at the juniors and underclassmen as potential future additions to his Comet squad.
Of his 11 players who made it through the rebuilding phase of the women's soccer program, two players are going to be moving on.
One is going to be transferring and one has completed her two years of eligibility.
"Right now, we're in our recruiting season," he said. "During the spring semester we will be doing our off-season training, which will be a class. Courses will run twice a week and will include working in the weight room, doing some cardio work and when the weather gets nice, heading back out onto the field.
"In the summer we'll have our summer class going on, all in an effort to bring the program together," Steen said.
That's when the team plans to begin preseason training.
"I actually have a team coming back, so we were able to schedule a few preseason games (for next year). That way, we'll have some non-conference games to go along with our conference schedules," Steen said.
Recruiting players is not something that happens totally off-campus, he said. There are many players on campus who would like to have an extracurricular activity in their life, some just need a motivational push.
Middle College High School student Kimyatta Newby, who was thinking about joining the soccer team, said, "I would love to join the team if I had extra time at this point. I play baseball and basketball, but I lack the agility required to play soccer. Also, people who know me say I quit easily."
Young squad ends season winless
Mariners shutout extends Comet losing streak
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RECIPE TITLE "Manteca de Cerda (Fresh Pork Lard) "
Okay, okay. I know I've said it before, but no one seems to remember: Lard has less than half the cholesterol and about one-third less saturated fat than butter! You won't drop dead if you eat a little bit of it every once in a while. And using it won't raise any questions about your moral fiber. In fact, it's delicious, digestible and the perfect flavor component in many Mexican dishes. When buying pork lard, I suggest you look for fresh-rendered lard from a Mexican or other ethnic butcher, rather than the hydrogenated pale blond bricks they sell in most groceries. Or, go through the easy steps of making it yourself.
Let the lard cool to lukewarm, then strain. (The little browned bits are wonderful sprinkled over a salad.) Store the lard in a tightly sealed jar in the refrigerator -- or freezer, if you're not going to use it all within a month.


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Pokémon is one of the most famous franchises. The first-ever anime series of Pokémon was released on 3 December 1998. The franchise has recently released a new series named Pokémon Journeys: The Series. This is the 24th season of the current running series of Pokémon. The series in Japan is known as Pocket Monster. Pokémon … Read more
Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy episode 4 release date and spoilers
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Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy is anime that has been released recently in July 2021. The anime is based on the light novel, which Kei Azumi writes. Mitsuaki Matsumoto did the illustration for the novel. The novel of the series was first published on Shōsetsuka no Narō in 2012. Later it was moved to AlphaPolis 2016. The … Read more
Night Head 2041 episode 3 release date and spoilers
Night Head 2041 is an anime television series originally based on a Japanese television drama. The television drama was called Night Head and was released in 1992. The garner of anime is psychological suspense, and along with this, it has great animation. George Lida writes it. He also directed the original drama. As for the … Read more
That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 2 Part 2 episode 4 release date and spoilers
That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime is an anime released in 2018. The anime has a storyline based on the light novel series written by Fuse. It is also known as TenSura or Slime Isekai. Mitz Vah does the illustration. The second season's first half was announced to be released in October 2020; however, due … Read more
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Shueisha published one Piece manga in the Shōnen magazine Weekly Shōnen Jump in July 1997. One Piece anime is based on this manga. It's one of the classic anime series running from 1999 up until now. The writer for this is Eiichiro Oda. One Piece is produced by Toei Animation studio. This anime was premiered … Read more
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Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Sotsu is the sequel to Higurashi: When They Cry – GOU. Studio Passione produces this anime project. It's a horror genre anime. Ryukishi07 has written this storyline for this anime. In his interview on 23rd March 2021, he stated that Higurashi Sotsu would be telling the story of how the tragedy … Read more
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An original Japanese anime series named Sonny bit was released on 16th July 2021. The writer and director for the series Shingo Natsume. The studio that animated this series is Madhouse. It was originally released on Tokyo MX. The series has a science fiction survival story of 36 students. On 28th April, the television series … Read more
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After chasing pixels all these years, Jon catches some
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If it storms in Colorado I see it in Tiburon. Half way between HP's workstation campus in Fort Collins Co, and Rocky mountain high Denver is Castle Rock Co.
DirecTV receives and compiles its satellite and fiber-optic transmissions at its Castle Rock Colorado broadcast center which are then uplinked to broadcasting satellites to deliver programming to individual users. DirecTV (AT&T now) has a fleet of 13 satellites in geostationary orbit at positions ranging from 95°W to 119°W.
Using the latest MPEG-4 encoding technology, DirecTV uplinks over 315 channels of TV data in SD, 720p, and even 1080P with 7-channel sound using 500 MHz of spectrum to do it—that's a lot considering an uncompressed SD channel used about 5.4 MHz.
However, whenever there is a storm in Colorado it can interrupt the upload, and the net result is you get MPEG block drop outs on the download. Not very annoying, usually goes away in a frame or two and usually just affects a portion of a frame.
The other night however, while watching my new favorite band LCD Soundsystem on Austin City Limits, the screen went totally nutsoid. The irony is LCD Soundsystem is a totally electronic (8-piece) band, and so I wasn't sure if it was part of their show or a problem in Colorado. It was Colorado and the net result was surrealist art on my bigass TV.
When I showed this to my pal Peter Marks, he said, "Finally, after all these years of chasing pixels, it's gratifying to know you've caught what looks to be a herd of wild ones." Indeed.
So now that I've caught some, what do I do with them?
Well, being the kind of guy I am I thought I'd share it with you. I'm making poster sized prints and will have them for sale, suitable for framing, for a small but reasonable price. I'll even sign it if requested.
The signal from Austin is blasted over fiber optics and microwave towers to LA (2218 km), and then through more cable and towers to Castle Rock (1675 km), up to the satellite (35,786 km through the clouds), and then rains down (another 35,800 km) on North America, striking my roof, where it slithers down a coax cable and titillates the pixels on my screen. All that takes ~247 ms, literally less than a blink of an eye (single blink of a human eye is 100 to 400 ms.). -- JP


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Persistent teacher vacancies and lack of proper deployment of the available teachers causes adverse teacher pupil ratios in some schools. Under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA), a total of 19.84 lakh teacher posts have been sanctioned to States/UTs till 2014-15 to improve the Teacher Pupil ratio, out of which 15.06 lakh teachers have been recruited upto 31st March, 2014. States/UTs have been advised to rationalise deployment of teachers and expedite the recruitment of teachers against vacancies, so as to meet the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009 norms of the prescribed Teacher Pupil ratio in every school.


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A fascinating thing happened within the collector's market this weekend: an auction closed on eBay on Sunday, August 24th for a CGC-graded, 9.0 copy of ACTION COMICS #1, featuring the first appearance of the iconic character of Superman. No one back in 1938, when this book was published, knew just how popular and recognizable this character would become in the over seven-and-a-half decades to follow.
For such a character to cross over from comic books and newspaper strips to radio shows, television series, motion pictures and just about every ancillary product imaginable is beyond profound. For people all over the world to recognize the stylized S-symbol on his chest is nothing short of incredible. And yet no one knew back in 1938 how the comic book collector's market would grow from just this one comic; no one back then could see how a character's first appearance in a comic, or who wrote or drew the comic, or what happened in the story, or even how many or how few copies of the book were printed would affect the market.
Not long ago, there were believed to be an estimated 100 copies of ACTION #1 in varying degrees of conditions still in circulation. That number has been knocked down even further to about 50 copies. This all the more supports this one particular comic being referred to as the Holy Grail of the comic book collector's market; that we as comic collectors imagining ourselves in fedoras, leather jackets and bullwhips chasing after an almost one-of-a-kind item such as this is not quite so far-fetched. Even Nicolas Cage once owned and later sold his own personal copy of this iconic book. But now, ACTION COMICS #1 is in the news again, with the highest-recorded grade in its almost 76-year history. This latest transaction is history-making: it sold for just over a staggering $3.2 million dollars.
It's news like this that builds the hope of all comic collectors out there, myself included. Unfortunately, most comic publishers either don't appreciate the significance of the collector's market, or don't care outright. Comic books are a business; I'm not denying that. But don't publish comics based on a gimmick just to maximize sales instead of telling great stories with great art accompanying it, and make your money that way. That's why the death of Superman is an absolutely worthless issue as Superman comics go. DC Comics oversaturated the market with a crappy gimmick that they knew they were going to reverse a few months later. Tactics like that diminish the comic collector's market, and digital comics (at present) do nothing to support it either. But it doesn't have to be that way. Digital comics are just as transportable these days as hard copy comics are. Store your digital comics on an iPad or tablet (sorry, a cell phone or iPhone is just way too small of a screen to read a digital comic on), or on a flash drive if you do your reading on a desktop or laptop computer, and you're good to go.
Once, while I was Director of Operations at Blackline Comics in 2010, I toyed with the concept of digital comics as collector's items for Free Comic Book Day that year, when Blackline took two of its titles, COLONEL and BLACK SALT: THE LAST HEROES LEFT and made them available as digital downloads for that day only, complete with consecutively numbered certiticates of authenticity that numbered 1-up for each download. This experiment was set up on the fly, with only a month before FCBD from start to finish, and no measurable way to monitor its success. But I tell you this: I will conduct this experiment again, this time with quantifiable results.
But back to the ACTION #1 auction. The photo above is a screen shot of the eBay auction as it just ended. $3, 207, 852.00. 13 participating bidders. 48 bids placed. I followed this auction very closely, knowing in my gut that history was being made. The auction opened at 99 cents. Four minutes after it started, the first bid came in: $1,000,000.00. In the last ten seconds of the auction, I saw the bidding jump from $2.3 million to $2.7 million to the winning bid of over $3.2 million. There's nothing that beats the thrill this auction provided, or the historical significance of it, and with 1% of the proceeds (approximately $32, 078.52) going to the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation to aid people with paralysis injuries and illnesses, it makes the sale that much sweeter.
Comic books as a viable collectible are here to stay, and that's how I know that comics in print form will never truly disappear. Digital comics may still be in its infancy, and still fun and fresh in its newness, but there are many still out there who love the feel of a printed comic book in their hands, even if it has been encapsulated by a comic grading service such as CGC.
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The Anthem features a 4.3-inch WVGA capacitive touchscreen display, a 5 Megapixel main camera with LED flash, and a front-facing camera. It offers HDMI output for playing HD videos on a big screen HDMI. To deliver more realistic sound, the phone includes Dolby Surrounf Audio, and for more better voice quality, it gets dual microphones with noise cancellation.
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Particle Detectors
Learn more about particle detectors and the various types.
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In this article, you will learn more about particle detectors including the various types.
Whether you are taking a medical image such as an X-ray or PET scan, monitoring radiation at a nuclear power station, or trying to identify new particles from within the multitude produced at CERN, it is crucial to be able to detect particles.
Some detectors just register the presence of a particle, but others can measure its physical characteristics, like its energy, momentum, and charge.
In general, there are two main types of detectors: Gaseous ionisation chambers and solid-state detectors.
Gaseous Ionisation Detectors
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Gaseous ionisation chambers utilise the ionising effect of radiation to generate electrical signals. A charged particle passing through the detector will ionise the gas molecules – giving an atomic electron sufficient energy to escape the atom and leaving a positive ion and negative electron. A voltage applied between the anode and cathode (see the diagram below) creates an electric field, which causes the ions to drift to opposite sides. The collection of these ions on the electrodes will register a current, signaling the presence of a particle.
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The Geiger Muller counters you may already be familiar with are examples of gaseous ionisation detectors.
Photons can also cause ionisation. However, this type of detector is much less sensitive to photons compared to solid state detectors.
Solid State Detectors
There are different types of solid-state detector systems:
Semiconductor Detectors utilise semiconductors such as silicon or germanium. Unlike a metal conductor, a semiconductor can only conduct if some of the electrons are given additional energy to allow them to move freely in the material. Charged particles or photons interact with the semiconductor to produce these free electrons, leaving a 'hole' behind. Typically, the number of electron-hole pairs is proportional to the energy deposited by the particle or photon. The electrons and holes travel to the electrodes under the influence of an electric field and an electric pulse registers the passage of ionising radiation through the system.
Semiconductor detectors provide better energy measurements than gaseous systems. This is because electrons can be freed at lower energies in semiconductors than in gas detectors. However, semiconductor detectors are more expensive.
Scintillation counters use materials that emit photons (scintillate) in response to radiation. A charged particle going through a scintillator excites molecules along its path, which then de-excite by the emission of a photon. The emitted photon is then detected by a light sensor such as a photomultiplier tube or photodiode, which converts the light to an electronic signal for reading.
Cherenkov detectors allow the detection of particles with speeds greater than that at which light can travel through the material.
Although we tend to think of the speed of light as the 'speed limit' of the universe, the speed of light varies depending on the medium it is passing through. This is why we see refraction when light enters water or a glass block. Some particles are not slowed to the same extent in different media, so can travel faster than the speed of light in these conditions.
Particles traveling through a medium at speeds larger than the speed of light within the medium emit light in a process similar to sonic booms with sound. By carefully choosing the medium with an appropriate refractive index, this system allows us to identify particle types.
Full Particle Detection
Tracking detectors reveal the path or 'track' taken by a particle. If we also use a magnetic field, we can work out a particle's momentum and charge. This is because a magnetic field perpendicular to the direction of the particle motion will exert a force, causing the particle to follow a curved path. The radius of the curve is directly proportional to the particle momentum and the direction of the curve reveals the charge of the particle.
Other types of detectors, called calorimeters, are used to measure particle energies. These detectors rely on the interaction of particles with matter. The particles are completely stopped within the detector and all of their energy is absorbed.
Different detector systems need to be employed to detect, identify, and measure the characteristics of different types of particles. Therefore many modern particle detectors are composed of layers of sub-detectors, each designed to look for particular properties or specific types of particles. For example, the Atlas detector at CERN has six different detecting subsystems and, at 46 m long, 25 m high, and 25 m wide, it is the largest volume particle detector ever constructed. Other particle detectors are much smaller and, in the next step, Dr Jamie Brown will be talking about designing handheld and wearable detector systems.
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Did you ever see the viral videos of that guy who sets up a table on a busy street and invites lively debate by putting up a sign with a provocative statement that ends with "prove me wrong?" Well, here's mine: LinkedIn needs a "laugh" emoji.
Currently, LinkedIn has approximately 722 million users and you, or your company, are very likely one of them. Around 40 million people use LinkedIn to search for jobs each week, and three people are hired through LinkedIn every minute.
I understand that LinkedIn is the "professional" platform where important people go to connect with other important people, share important things and find important jobs. I'm a big fan of the platform and grateful for the opportunities it provides. But what would it hurt to laugh a little along the way? With like, celebrate, support, love, insightful and curious, LinkedIn offers more response options than any other social platform. But the happiest emoji of all is sadly missing.
Recently a father posted a chart of five different popular non-alcoholic drinks for a survey his daughter was doing in school. The content asked you to comment with your top choice. (I know this isn't laugh-emoji-worthy content, but those types of examples are hard to come by on LinkedIn, so this one will have to do.)
Predictably, it didn't take long for Mr. Buzzkill to weigh in. "I think you meant to post this on Facebook," he wheezed. (Or at least that's how I imagined him sounding.) And I thought, probably along with a lot of other people, why does he care? What motivated him to feel the need to be the LinkedIn Police and to slap this good dad on the wrist for a post he deemed unworthy of the platform? Even if the post had no appeal, can't we still applaud that dad for being involved in his daughter's life and then just keep scrolling?
I'm drawn to the posts that show someone's full personality – not just their business side. In my own LinkedIn experience, the updates that reveal the slightly funnier side of my personal and professional life get the most engagement by far. I think they serve to help people know me better and, in turn, make more meaningful connections with me. In fact, I know they do. I can't tell you how many times I've had customers I've never met tell me over the phone that they feel like they know me already because of the personal and fun nature of many of my posts. And I love that.
Social media has given us the ability to have hundreds and thousands of impersonal "friends" and connections who can potentially benefit us professionally. That's good, but I find myself craving more meaningful connections these days – and a lot more laughter!
So, I submit that LinkedIn could remain the most professional platform even if they lightened up a bit by adding a laugh emoji response option. The business side of life doesn't always have to be the boring side. And I invite you to prove me wrong!
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Eventually, that innate curiosity and drive for a better mousetrap led me to invent the world's first and only flexible window screen - which landed me on Shark Tank - which resulted in a deal with Lori Greiner (the Queen of QVC) - which catapulted my business in some pretty unbelievable ways.
Now I spend my days leading, speaking, training, blogging, podcasting, and, of course, still dreaming of better mousetraps.
I'm a family man - married to my high school sweetheart for over 25 years - with four kids, four grandkids, and two very pampered and entitled Cane Corsos.
Although I'm old enough to be a grandfather, I'm still young enough to think I'm not that old, and I act accordingly most of the time. Seeking outdoor adventures has led me to many exciting and sometimes dangerous places where I take some calculated risks - some that work, some that don't. In this way, my personal life parallels my professional life, and I wouldn't have it any other way.
As the great Wayne Gretzky once said (or was it Michael Scott?) - "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take." I don't mind missing once in a while, but you'll never find me on the sidelines afraid to take that shot.
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saying "Loaded!" and "External function call!".
to handle on huge scripts, like my online editor (http://fckeditor.net).
Scripts used in the sample page.
// Create the script element.
// Add the new object to the HEAD.
// Gecko fires the "onload" event and IE fires "onreadystatechange"
the src is set.  If all of those conditions are met, I think it would be ok to load and run the script.
(onload). this one is not getting fired.
browsers and IE 6 are supported.
FCKeditor we will be officially supporting Safari for our retail and enterprise CMS.
the TinyMCE code, but thanks for tackling it so quickly.
Just out of curiousity, why don't we load the script in these situations?
> Just out of curiousity, why don't we load the script in these situations?
This code looks good, but most of it is in the wrong function.
report and separate test would be a slightly better way to handle that.
different from the old src.
I opened bug 5812 for the load event issue.
Please see my previous comment about the logic of this patch.
misnomer for this case; I am slightly abusing m_createdByParser.
and the URL parameter is a DOMString; that's worth fixing some day too.
though it's an inlined empty function.
These are both nits, so I'm going to say review+.
I did some test with the patch and it worked for FCKeditor. This is really nice.
(no matter if I clear the cache or not) I had that error.
Thanks again for your nice contribution.
> I did some test with the patch and it worked for FCKeditor. This is really nice.
be emitted only after the script is loaded evaluated.
the "onload" thing is a key feature for my needs.
NOTE: Bug 7552 has been retitled "FCKeditor master bug (...)".  Please file dependent bugs on Bug 7552 to make the FCKeditor work in Safari/WebKit.  Thanks!


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Q: Acessing TextViews of Fragment from another Class? in my project I have a class A that extends Fragment class and the class A holds two Textviews. the problem is I have to access the Tetviews from another class B , could anyone provide me a solution or hints how to do it.
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class A extends Fragment {

    public TextView view1;
    public TextView view2;

    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container,Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        view = inflater.inflate(R.layout.settingsviewer, container, false);
        view1 = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.text1);
        view2 = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.text2);

        return view;
    }

class B {

    public void SetText() {
        view1.setText("Form1");??
        view2.setText("Form2");??
    }
}

Thanks in advance !!

A: Class B needs to hold a reference to those views, or to the instance of class A, itself in order to access them. Assuming an instance of B is created within A, pass this reference into B's constructor where you can save it to a class variable in B for subsequent use.

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Q: Como saber se um client está acessando o servidor pela rede local ou internet? Como identifico se o client que está acessando minha aplicação, se ele está dentro da empresa (rede local) ou fora (internet)?

A: Tem alguns critérios que podem ser usados. Acredito que o mais fácil é pegar o IP e verificar se está na faixa possível da rede interna. Isto pode ser feito com a propriedade Request.UserHostAddress. idealmente isto deve ser colocado no controller.
Você só vai ter problemas se o acesso interno for feito através de um proxy externo ou o acesso externo seja feito por um proxy interno, o que é altamente improvável. O mesmo vale para VPNs. Se isto for algo que pode acontecer, não tem como saber de forma confiável, não ser que você possa estabelecer alguma outra regra que só você sabe o que pode ser. Existem algumas formas para tentar identificar proxies não anônimos.
Método auxiliar para verificar se é rede interna conforme RFC 1918 (pode não ser o ideal para você):
public bool isIpPrivate (IPAddress ipAddress) {
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}

Coloquei no GitHub para referência futura.
Dá para melhorar, não gosto de usar o int.Parse().
Obviamente não trata IPv6.
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The 15 Best Sports Bar/Pub Franchises of 2020 (Updated Rankings)
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Revised and updated November 1, 2019.
Bars and nightclubs in the US is a market worth $27 billion in revenues, but it's harder to pinpoint the narrower sports bar and pub niche. One thing is clear, though – sports bars are certainly not declining in popularity. Entrepreneurs who want to get in on the action can take a closer look at these top 15 sports bar/pub franchises of 2020.
The whole approach with most concepts is to have a more open restaurant-like atmosphere for watching sports, drinking, and enjoying good food than the typical smoke-filled bars of the past. Some are family-friendly while others are definitely geared towards a more guys-only kind of vibe (with scantily-clad waitresses).
The full-service places have menus typically featuring food that's good enough to be a draw in and of itself, whether you're interested in watching sports or not. Hipster versions might put more emphasis on music, some cater to those interested in craft beers and microbrewing, and some are more focused on wings as its own food group.
Here are the 15 best sports bar/pub franchises of 2020:
1. Buffalo Wild Wings
Buffalo Wild Wings recently inked a deal with MGM to bring sports betting to select locations in states where it's legal, and a new mobile app for getting in on the action. Every location of this chain has no fewer than 50 hi-def flat-screen TVs for customers to enjoy their favorite sports. When it comes to food, patrons find a huge variety of wings and 12 signature sauces, along with all kinds of appetizers, burgers, tacos, salads, and desserts. Wait staff wear jerseys with the number 82 in honor of the year the first restaurant opened.
Founded by friends James Disbrow and Scott Lowery in Columbus, Ohio in 1982 and franchising since 1991, the number of locations has continued to expand in recent years from 602 in 2009 to the current total of 1,274, of which 635 are company-owned and 55 are located outside the US.
2. Boston's Pizza Restaurant & Sports Bar
Boston's Pizza Restaurant & Sports Bar doesn't exist in Boston despite its name. It was actually started in Edmonton, Canada, and the founder just wanted a name that was easy to pronounce and decided on Boston. There really is pizza on the menu, however, along with pasta, burgers, wings, and more. And every seat has a good view of a large screen for watching sports. The beer selection is both national, regional, and local.
Founded in 1963 and franchising since 1968, the number of locations now stands at 425 – 390 in Canada, 20 in the US, and 15 in Mexico. Only four locations (one in Canada and three in the US) are company-owned.
3. Hooters
Hooters was a pioneer of the "breastaurant" concept featuring waitresses in skimpy outfits to show off their curves, and the restaurant does not apologize for making sex appeal a central part of its business model in spite of many complaints and lawsuits over the years. There are plenty of screens in each location for watching sports, a sort of beach theme, and a menu featuring mostly standard American fare.
Founded in Clearwater, Florida in 1983 and franchising since 1986, the number of locations has declined from 432 in 2018 to the current total of 412, of which 202 are company-owned and 82 are located outside the US.
4. Beef 'O' Brady's Family Sports Pub
Beef 'O' Brady's Family Sports Pub feels like an Irish pub, but doesn't serve any hard liquor to have a more family-friendly atmosphere. The menu is not Irish but features typical American fare, with specials for each weekday (Burger Mondays, Taco Tuesdays, Wing Wednesdays, Fajita Thursdays, and Seafood Combo Fridays). Décor includes lots of sports memorabilia and plenty of television screens for watching sporting events.
Founded by Jim Mellody and his wife Jeanette in Brandon, Florida in 1985 and franchising since 1998, the number of locations has declined steadily in recent years from 261 in 2009 to the current total of 151, of which 24 are company-owned and all are located in the US.
5. Bar Louie
Bar Louie positions itself at the forefront of what it calls the "gastrobar" revolution. It definitely has a hipster vibe aimed at Millennials. It features an extensive menu of appetizers, flatbreads, burgers, salads, sandwiches, entrées, and desserts served up with craft cocktails and local beers. It does cater to sports fans to some extent, but not as obsessively as many of the companies on this list.
Founded in 1990 and franchising since 2006, the number of locations has expanded in recent years from 68 in 2012 to the last known total of 131 in 2018, of which 112 are company-owned and all are located in the US.
6. Old Chicago Pizza and Taproom
Old Chicago Pizza and Taproom makes its priorities clear: Beer first, food second, and watching sports a somewhat distant third. But it doesn't serve up just any old beer. The big focus here is on craft beer, which the chain considers a way of life, not just a trend. Having a craft beer featured at Old Chicago is a highly competitive feat that few can manage, though the chain does try to spread the joy. The menu features appetizers, wings, deep-dish pizzas, calzones, burgers, sandwiches, pasta, salads, soups, and desserts.
Founded in 1976 and franchising since 2000, the number of locations inched upwards in recent years from 96 in 2011 to the current total of 109, of which 72 are company-owned and all are located in the US.
Twin Peaks takes the breastaurant concept of Hooters and moves it away from the beach and into the forested mountains to serve up "Eats. Drinks. Scenic Views" complete with beautiful waitresses in skimpy lumberjack outfits and lots of HD flat-screen TVs for watching sports. The chain takes great pains to pour its beer into frosted mugs at 29°F resulting in ice crystals at the top of the glass.
Founded in 2005 and franchising since 2007, the number of locations has grown in recent years from 11 in 2009 to the current total of 83, of which 28 are company-owned and one is located outside the US.
8. Buffalo Wings & Rings
Buffalo Wings & Rings reinvented itself from a man-cave joint to a much more family-friendly restaurant with a menu featuring wings, appetizers, salads, soups, burgers, wraps, quesadillas, sandwiches, sides, and desserts. It calls itself a "club-level" sports restaurant, and each location has 50+ televisions to catch a favorite team.
Founded in 1984 and franchising since 1988, the number of locations has grown in recent years from 47 in 2012 to the current total of 57 as listed on the company website.
9. Brass Tap
Brass Tap started out as just a craft beer bar, but now that craft beer has essentially gone mainstream, it had to branch out. It rolled out a snack menu, then realized a full menu would better. The full menu is much improved over its original standard offerings, with all kinds of chef-created dishes. And liquor is now offered as well to appeal to even more customers. But craft beer is still important, with dozens on tap and hundreds of bottled options. And, of course, it has HD screens for watching sports.
Founded in 2008 and franchising since 2010, the number of locations expanded from three in 2012 to 48 in 2018, but recently dropped by three to the current total of 45, of which only one is company-owned and all are located in the US.
10. The Greene Turtle Sports Bar & Grille
The Greene Turtle Sports Bar & Grille has a menu featuring the usual suspects: appetizers, burgers, sandwiches, entrées, salads, and dessert. Lots of different beers are on tap, including local craft beers. It bills itself as the community hangout place to share food, drinks, and sports with friends and family.
Founded by Steve Pappas and Tommy Dickerson in Ocean City, Maryland in 1976 and franchising since 2003, the number of locations grew slowly but steadily from 23 in 2009 to 47 in 2018, but just dropped back to 44, of which 13 are company-owned and all are located in the US.
11. Tilted Kilt
Tilted Kilt is another "breastaurant" but this time with a Scottish/Celtic theme featuring pretty waitresses in short kilts and plaid bikini tops. The menu features a variety of traditional and modern pub fare such as fish and chips, shepherd's pie, and "Big Arse Burgers." Lots of screens are available for watching sports, and there are in-house gaming options such as pool, darts, and Golden Tee. There are always at least 24 beers on tap along with wine, cocktails, and spirits.
Founded in 2003 and franchising since 2006, the number of locations has declined in recent years from a high of 103 in 2015 to the current total of 44 (one more than the previous year), of which two are company-owned and three are located outside the US.
12. Native Grill and Wings
Native Grill and Wings gives itself a tagline of "Big Games. Big Fun. One Big Family" because it is all about the sports. The menu consists of appetizers, wings, salads, pizzas, burgers, sandwiches, fish entrées, and desserts. It has little to distinguish it from many of the other sports bar concepts on this list, which may help explain its declining locations.
Founded in 1979 and franchising since 1993, the number of locations just dropped from its high of 36 in 2017 to the current total of 29, none of which are company-owned and all are located in the US.
13. Arooga's Grille House & Sports Bar
Arooga's Grille House & Sports Bar goes a bit further than most sports bar restaurant companies on this list. The others may boast 50+ screens, but each Arooga location has at least 100! These places have big footprints ranging from 6,500-9,500 square feet, and different areas are themed on different sports. Very family-friendly, with a surprisingly forward-thinking menu that includes a meat-free plant-based burger, Arooga's is the first Green Certified restaurant in the state of Pennsylvania.
Founded in 2007 and franchising since 2010, the number of locations currently stands at 20 (11 are in Pennsylvania), of which 10 are company-owned and all are located in the US.
14. Rock and Brews
Rock and Brews is a craft beer restaurant started up by an interesting combination of people including Dave and Dell Furano (long-time rock concert tour promoters and merchandisers), restaurateur/hotelier Michael Zislis, and KISS band members Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley. The craft beer emphasis is on local brews. The food is reimagined American comfort food for the 21st century, all with a heavy rock-n-roll emphasis in the décor as opposed to sports.
Founded in 2010 and franchising since 2012, there are now 18 locations (two less than the previous year's total of 20), of which six are company-owned and one is located outside the US.
15. Stacked Pickle
Stacked Pickle is quickly becoming Indiana's go-to place for sports, wings, burgers, and beer. Also on the menu are lots of starters, main events (tacos, fish and chips, chicken dishes, pasta, etc.), salads, flatbreads, sandwiches, wraps, rice bowls, sides, and desserts.
Founded by former Indianapolis Colts football player and Super Bowl champion Gary Brackett in Indianapolis, Indiana in 2010 and franchising since 2017, there are now 10 locations, all of which are company-owned and in the US.
An Important Note About Our Methodology
The franchises on this list were ranked according to the number of units in the franchise system. If you are a prospective franchisee searching for franchise opportunities that meet or exceed certain performance benchmarks for sales, profits, and return on investment, please check out this list of America's Most Lucrative Franchises.
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" celebrates one of it's most anticipated events this weekend! A tradition lasting for over a century, the Pacific Grove Feast of Lanterns includes a lantern pageant, children's activities, and a pet parade. Wednesday-Sunday. Pacific Grove. Free event.
The Carmel Bach Festival continues throughout the weekend! The 2014 Festival schedule includes an amazing array of multiple concerts and more than 45 events throughout Carmel and Monterey County. Music Director and Conductor Paul Goodwin has developed an exciting schedule which includes multiple concerts every day through August 2nd. View the full schedule at the Carmel Bach Festival website. July 19-August 2. Various locations and ticket prices.
Planet Gemini in Monterey hosts comedian Paul Ogata for two hilarious nights of stand-up comedy acts. You may notice him from appearances on "The Late Late Show" and "Behind the Smile." Stay afterwards for karaoke and dancing. Friday and Saturday at 8pm. 2110 Fremont Street, Monterey. $10.
Browse the wide variety of arts and crafts up for sale this weekend during the Monterey Bay Theatre Fest Arts & Crafts Faire at Custom House Plaza. Several juried artisans will have the fruits of their labor on display and for sale. Don't miss out on the additional live entertainment and food booths! Saturday and Sunday from 10am-4pm. 4 Custom House Plaza, Monterey. Free event.
The Monterey Bay Aquarium stays up past its bedtime for Evenings by the Bay! This summer the aquarium stays open until 8pm on Saturday and Sunday nights for live music, wines by the glass and light appetizers. On Saturday guests will enjoy live rock and pop from Rock, Paper, Scissors and Sunday's event will feature jazz musician Gary Meek. 6pm-8pm. 886 Cannery Row, Monterey. Free with admission.
Got the blues? The Monterey County Fair & Events Center has the cure during the Blues, Brews and Barbeque. Don't miss this weekend full of great music, fantastic food, outstanding beer and an unmatched ambiance. Blues acts include Kenny Neal, Memphis Gold, Elvin Bishop and more! Saturday and Sunday. 2004 Fairgrounds Road, Monterey. $40.
MY Museum has gone country this afternoon for a Stick Pony Rodeo. Little cowboys and cowgirls will test their agility in the barrel races, rope some lil doggies and take part in some old timey country fun! Stick ponies available for purchase or bring your own. 3pm-5pm. 425 Washington Street, Monterey. Free with admission.
Carmel Plaza's Summer Live Music Series is back! The first performance of the season features Nu-Horizon and food and wine provided by Grasing's and Wrath Wines for $15. 5pm-7pm. Ocean Avenue and Mission Street. Carmel-by-the-Sea. Free event.
It's another fun-filled Science Saturday at the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History. Today kids of all ages can learn about birds, feathers and flight. Curious tots can even conduct experiments with bird feathers, explore nests and see a red-tailed hawk. 11am-3pm. 165 Forest Avenue, Pacific Grove. Free event.
Get your Kids in Motion today at the Del Monte Shopping Center. Families can enjoy an array of exciting activities including a magic show, baby animal petting zoo, pony rides, wheelie mobilee, snow cones, game tables, coloring tables, balloon animals, face painting, dancing, and more! 11am-3pm. 1410 Del Monte Center, Monterey. Free event.
The Midnight Pine stops by the Fernwood Tavern for a night full of live folk music. 10pm. 47200 Highway One, Big Sur. Free event.
The quaint fishing village of Moss Landing triples in size today for the Moss Landing Antique Street Fair. Over 200 antique vendors will set up booths on the streets of Moss Landing, selling antique furniture and every kind of vintage item imaginable. 7:30am-5pm. Moss Landing. $5 and free to those 12 and under.
Relax under the Big Sur redwoods tonight and listen to an audio story at the magical Henry Miller Library. Bring a blanket and enjoy the sounds of "Radiotopia." 8pm. 48603 Highway One, Big Sur. Donations welcome.


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Alabama Power Company contributes to the Bishop State Community College Student Emergency Fund
Categories: Grants & Scholarships | News
Pictured: Johnetta Jackson, Alabama Power Manager and Bishop State Foundation Board Member.
Thank you, Alabama Power Company, for your contribution to the Bishop State Community College Student Emergency Fund. The fund provides students with essential needs to ensure they are supported at Bishop State beyond academic requirements.
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About the Bishop State Community College Foundation:
The Bishop State Foundation has provided Bishop State Community College with private philanthropic support since 1993, serving as the vehicle through which individuals and organizations may invest in the college and its students. As an independent 501c3, the Foundation is a nonprofit organization that provides funding and resources annually for scholarships, book grants, emergency funds, and other critical needs of the college.
Congratulations to Bishop State Community College for being selected to receive the Propel Center Arts and Entertainment Grant
Jan 6, 2022 | Grants & Scholarships, News
Congratulations to Bishop State Community College for being selected to receive the Propel Center Arts and Entertainment grant for $300,000 for the Center of Performing Arts.
AM/NS Calvert donates $25,000 toward STEM Scholarships
AM/NS Calvert donates $25,000 toward STEM Scholarships for Bishop State Community College Students!
APM Terminals Donates $15,000 to the Bishop State Community College Truck Driving School
Thank you APM Terminals for your donation of $15,000 to our Truck Driving School. The funds will provide scholarships to students in the trucking driving program.


In the midst of all of his controversial tweets and perspectives that have shaken up social media, Kanye West is giving tons of updates on his forthcoming projects. After announcing that he and Kid Cudi would releasing their Kids See Ghost collaboration album on June 8, the super producer claims that the two will also be making a coinciding short film.
Earlier this week (April 25), Yeezy tweeted that a Kids See Ghost short film would be shot and directed by Dexter Navy, but didn't give any details on what the concept of the movie would be.
"Kids See Ghost short film will be shot by Dexter Navy," he writes.
On top of the short film, `Ye already unveiled art inspired by Tokyo-based artist Takashi Murakami, which is related to the forthcoming project with him and Cudi.
The short film will follow in the footsteps of Kanye's previous short films that he released, including Runaway back in 2010, as well as Cruel Summer, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2012.
The Life of Pablo rapper has been announcing tons of releases over the last week, including his forthcoming seven-song album, which is slated to drop on June 1. He also revealed that Pusha T's next album is set to drop on May 25, while Teyana Taylor will release on June 22.
Peep Kanye's tweet about the short film below.


Redren felt the pull of straps through his armour, as the Assault Transport accelerated out of the hanger of the Aedgillis. He faced backwards, into the hold of the craft, looking at his troops. A full squad of ten Troopers, including his usual team. And a... guest. The eleventh member of boarding team was armoured in black, similar to that of the old Dark Troopers. Every armour plate was curiously engraved, with symbols Redren didn't recognise. He recalled Chimaq informing him that he would be acting under the orders of an Imperial Officer on this mission. Redren had never seen Chimaq so uncomfortable – he had sweated profusely throughout the additional briefing session with just the troopers. He did not know the name, nor even the rank, of the officer, just that his instructions were to obey his orders, without question. The officer had been onboard the transport as they arrived, and had thus far not spoken. Only a vague incline of his head as his squad arrived had indicated he was anything more than a suit of elaborate armour.
Redren turned his attention to his squad.
A braying chorus of "Sir!" followed his orders.
Redren turned to face the monitor to his side, and cycled through the views outside the transport as he felt it bank sharply. The gunboats of the TIE Corps were engaged with waves of TIE Fighters. Green laser fire tracked back and forth across the view screen. He watched as one of the gunboats broke pursuit of one fighter to redirect its fire towards a group of TIEs approaching the transport. Redren was impressed. Rho was doing a fine job against incredible odds. An explosion caught his eye. He watched the movement of the Gunboats against the TIEs, and began to spot a pattern. The 'boats around the transport would weather the incoming fire from the TIEs moving on the transport, before swapping out with another. Whilst the new ship took over the close defence, the remaining squad members picked off TIEs as they moved away from the transport, gaining distance ready to turn for another run, the relieved gunboat moving further away from the fight, recharging their shields.
Switching the display to the forward view, Redren saw the asteroid loom large before them. He could clearly see the hanger bay they were heading for. Sensor readings from the original mission had given them a good idea of the layout, and the landing had been carefully planned. He adjusted the view to zoom in on the hanger, before several things happened simultaneously.
The screen in front of his erupted in a shower of glass and sparks, and he was slammed into the back of his chair. The transport rolled over on its end, and warning klaxons echoed around the transport bay. He felt the artificial gravity fail, and the main lights went off. They were plunged into darkness.
Haytha lined up on a TIE Fighter moving towards the transport, and squeezed his trigger. He cursed as the shots passed between the TIEs wings, just behind the cockpit. It had the time to loose a few blasts towards the transport before he adjusted his aim and ripped the TIE apart.
"Another flight pulling out, high port." Ions voice came over his radio. With no way to share target data on the incoming fighters, they had resorted to verbal indications of location. High port was high to the left of the transports flight path. Haytha looked to where Ions had indicated, and sure enough, a flight of three TIEs were moving away from the transport, no doubt creating room for their next attack. He redirected energy to the engines, watching his shield strength bleed away as he did so, and tore off after the craft. He tracked their path, and fired. Before the blasts reached their targets, the craft dodged out of the way in perfect unison. Haytha frowned; no pilots could react that perfectly.
"These guys are too good," He called.
"Drones?" Ions asked, the sound of his blaster all but drowning out his question.
"Aye, Sir," Haytha called, flying through the debris field that was all that remained of the TIEs he had been chasing. He turned, searching the starfield for targets. TIEs darted back and forth, and he picked a group beginning to turn back towards the transport. He began to head towards them, when a flicker of light caught his eye. On instincts, he drove the nose of the gunboat down, out of the path of the incoming lasers. A flash of shield energy told him he'd cut the manoeuvre a little too finely, and lost some shield reserves in exchange. Their aim was improving. He changed direction several times, watching as streams of laser energy chased his position. He shunted more power to his engines, the last of his shields draining away. He hoped the thick hull of the gunboat would give him enough of an edge.
"Who you calling a weak link?" Haytha asked through gritted teeth, slamming his ship into turns he barely believed the craft capable of, desperately avoiding fire.
"Your krelling shields, they are almost gone" Ions barked, in no mood for Haytha's rough humour.
Ions moved after the TIEs pursuing Haytha. They had chased a weak ship when they took out Britax, and Ions hoped they would repeat the tactic. He watched Haytha's gunboat weave amongst them, trying to break their formations; force them to limit their fire to avoid hitting their own craft. Chasing Haytha meant they weren't chaging the transport, and Regor's flight were doing a good job of holding the re-enforcements. If Ions was quick, he could wipe out this entire flight before any other craft could line up an attack run on the transport.
"Bombers, Ions! Bombers!" Suhail's voice called out over the comms. A pit opened inside Ions; as he turned to cover Haytha, he'd exposed the transport to incoming bomber's he'd not even seen. He swung away from Haytha and the drones pursuing him, desperately hoping his squad-mate would have the skill to avoid their fire.
As Ions regained a line of sight on the transport, the pit in his stomach yawned wider. The light from the distant sun glinted off the bulky hulls of several TIE Bombers, all closing on the transport. Worse yet, a thick swarm of torpedoes were already in space, their blue trails streaming behind the powerful warheads. Suhail was already firing in amongst the torpedos, several detonating in silent blooms of protonic energy. Ions, finding himself out of position and caught unawares, felt a stab of panic. What was the next course of action? Help Suhail with the torpedoes, or head for the bombers? Could Suhail deal with so many alone? Would ignoring the bombers just mean a second salvo of torpedoes would be launched, leaving the Rho pilots with even less distance to intercept them? These thoughts passed across Ions mind in a fraction of a second, yet to Ions they crawled through his brain with all the speed of a bulk cruiser.
Blinking, Ions decided. He cut towards the bombers, his finger already on the trigger of his lasers. Pushing his throttle to max, he hoped his drive towards them would cause them to divert from their target, and give Suhail the time he needed to deal with the torpedoes – as short as that would be. He hoped it would be enough. His efforts were rewarded as two of the Bomber drones erupted before him, their unlaunched warheads cooking off in their missile pods. He turned towards the remaining bombers.
"Mission critical craft; Shields down." A tinny, electronic voice came over the coms. No, this wasn't going to happen. Ions wouldn't let it. He couldn't. Not after it was he who exposed the transport. No, this was not going to happen.
"Missions critical craft; hull condition critic..." The voice was cut off as a new message interrupted it.
This is not going to happen, Ions repeated to himself. It was not going to happen.


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Google Search Console's new URL Inspection Tool and other recent updates
By Stefania Romanelli | 06 Jun 2018
The new beta version of Google Search Console was released a few months ago, and it promised a series of new features which would be released over time. SEO consultants and webmasters all over the world have been asked to contribute to the project with suggestions, feedback, and recommendations on the most useful tools and, reportedly, one of the most common requests was to have more details on how Google bots see a specific URL.
In response, Google announced a new feature in the new Google Search Console, called 'URL Inspection Tool', which will provide more detailed information on pages with regards to crawl, indexation, and serving. The feature allows you to enter an URL that you own, and will unveil its last crawl date and status, any crawling or indexing errors, the canonical URL for that page, and, if indexed, its accelerated mobile page (AMP) version or rich results.
Moreover, if a page isn't indexed, you'll probably be able to learn why (e.g. if there are no index robots meta tags or canonical URLs affecting that page). A single click will take you to the issue report, which will also show all the other pages affected by the same problem, so that it'll be even easier to find, track, and fix common issues on your site.
The URL inspection tool began rolling out on the 25th of June, and continued to roll out to Google Search Console users in the subsequent weeks.
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The Recipe Report: Will help you find structured data issues related to recipe-rich results, as well as test and validate your fixes with a task-oriented interface and an improved message system
New search appearance filters in Search Analytics Performance report: Includes Web Light (the technology which converts web pages into an optimised version for slow networks) and Google Play Instant (which allows users to try apps without installing them across the Play Store, Google Search, and Social Networks).
Stefania Romanelli
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Changes to Google Search Console
Google Search Console (formerly known as Webmaster Tools) has been updated various times over the years, and it looks like further improvements are...