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Fat Friends The Musical has opened at Leeds Grand Theatre.
Kay Mellor’s Fat Friends the Musical opened at Leeds Grand Theatre this week. So, was it worth the wait?
And was it worth Kay Mellor leaving the world she knows so well and attempting to crack it in the world of musical theatre?
In case you hadn’t guessed, I’m writing this before November 14, when the doors opened to the press and we were allowed a chance to see just what Mellor has been cooking up over the past couple of years (in between making various hit television shows).
When we meet to talk about this new venture for one of the great talents of British screenwriting, it’s the day that Mellor is in Leeds at the Grand Theatre holding open auditions for the role of Alan.
“It’s really exciting. I wanted to cast someone from Yorkshire in this role, and preferably someone from Leeds,” says Mellor. Neil Hurst is the lucky actor who landed the role of Alan in one of the most anticipated new shows of the autumn season.
What is extraordinary about Fat Friends the Musical is that it is essentially a new show by someone who has never written a musical before and it begins with an almost month-long run at one of Leeds’s biggest theatres.
Mellor is a mixture of overawed and nonplussed. “No, I’ve never written a musical before, but I have an incredible team around me and I am just really excited about turning this story into something for the stage,” she says.
The answer is of course not, for myriad reasons. Fat Friends was broadcast on ITV for four series from 2000 to 2005. Written and created by Mellor, it was a popular and critical hit. Featuring James Corden, Ruth Jones, Alison Steadman, the TV show looked at the lives and loves of a group of friends who met via a slimming club.
Well, it was for a little while until she met the man who would go on to write the music for the show. Nick Lloyd-Webber, son of Andrew. “My producer suggested we meet for a chat and just see how we got on,” says Mellor. A Leeds lass from a working class home and the son of one of the richest men in British theatre. It’s an unlikely partnership, but over the past year, Mellor says, it has very simply worked a treat. “There are things he can do where he writes a piece of a music and it emotionally does something that would take me several scenes of dialogue to do,” she says.
The producers of the show knew a long time ago. After the musical finishes its month long run at the Leeds Grand, it will be heading off on a nationwide tour.
Fat Friends The Musical is at Leeds Grand Theatre until December 2.


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Sgt. Clarence Ray Husk, 27, a former North High School student, was killed in Vietnam last Friday, his family has been notified. He was killed by machingun fire and was dead by the time medics could reach him, according to information sent his family. Sgt. Husk was a member of a Evansville National Guard unit while attending North High. He left high school before graduating to enter the regular Army. He had been in the Army for nine years, serving in many parts of the U.S., Germany and Korea. His first tour of duty in Vietnam began last September.
He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Husk, now of San Antonio, Tex., and brother of James Husk, 639 Jackson. He is also survived by a wife, Inga, of near Frankfort, Germany, and two sons, also of Germany; another brother, Bobby Joe, and sister, Mrs. Bonnie Lunn, both of San Antonio.
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I’ve included in this list my current favorites, as well as some new (to me) podcasts I’m really enjoying right now.
Smart Passive Income with Pat Flynn. This podcast is at the top of my list for many reasons: the first being that Pat Flynn has so much integrity, and an earnest desire to help other entrepreneurs, especially when it comes to making passive income. (And the man knows what he’s talking about! Check out these income reports for proof!) Another reason I love SPI so much is because of the variety of topics, which range from things like: success stories, passive income tactics, strategies and tools, different ways/ideas around making passive income, and so much more.
The Lively Show with Jess Lively. Jess had been podcasting long before I found her, but even since I’ve been listening, her show has changed quite a bit — and I LOVE it! While it was largely business and lifestyle related when I first started listening, now Jess is teaching us all about living in flow and alignment — and a lot about the Law of Attraction. Yes, it’s “woo-woo” but it’s inspiring and actually very relevant to being a creative entrepreneur.
Online Marketing Made Easy with Amy Porterfield. To me, Amy is to online marketing what Pat Flynn is to passive income: she’s honest, always over-delivers, and she knows her stuff! I also love that she is vulnerable and real. And pretty much every episode has such a detailed accompanying PDF, they are almost like mini classes with actionable advice more than “just” a podcast. If you want to learn how to market your online business, Amy is your lady!
The Simple Pin Podcast with Kate Ahl. If you have followed me at all, you probably know by now that I LOVE Pinterest. Besides Google, it’s the best source of traffic to my site. Well, if you ask me, there is no better place to get honest, straight-forward, real-world advice on all things Pinterest. If you want more traffic from Pinterest, this is definitely a must listen.
The ProBlogger Podcast with Darren Rouse. This is another “new to me” podcast, but I’m happy it’s not new, because there are so many previous episodes you can go back and listen to. If you want to learn how to create and grow a money making blog, definitely subscribe to ProBlogger.
The Side Hustle Show with Nick Loper. It’s funny because I’m not a side-hustler – I do this business full time/don;t have a 9 to 5 job. But I can’t get enough of the Side Hustle show! The show is “…the podcast for part-time entrepreneurs who are looking for business ideas, actionable tips to start a business, and killer strategies on how to turn their side hustle dreams into a growing business.” Nick is a humble host who has had success in various side-hustles, and his guests are inspiring and wildly creative!
Pursuit with Purpose with Melyssa Griffin. Yes, it’s great to make money. But it’s even better to make money with a mission behind it. That’s what Melyssa, and her guests, have done! Yes, she has a million dollar business (by the time she was 28). But she’s also donated $120k to help build several schools in Ghana through Pencils of Promise. So when Melyssa called her podcast Pursuit with Purpose, you can know she is someone who walks her talk.
Ask Pat with Pat Flynn. Yes, this is the second time you’ve seen Pat Flynn’s name in this list, but that’s because he’s just that good. In this “2.0” version of Ask Pat, he basically does a coaching session with a new entrepreneur each week. From beginners to people who’ve been in business for years, but they all want to take their online business to the next level. So there is something here for you, no matter where you are in your own entrepreneurial journey.
Make It Happen with Jen Carrington. Jen Carrington is a creative coach who helps “big-hearted creatives make things happen in their creative life and business on their own terms, in their own way, and by their own rules.” If you like that (and British accents!) listening to Make it Happen will feel like a warm cup of tea on a cold day! Just the kind of inspiration you’ve been looking for.
Being Boss with Emily Thompson and Kathleen Shannon. These two ladies are “business besties” who decided to put their business conversations onto a podcast, and magic was born! They have a huge following and it’s no wonder why. They are feminist business owners disrupting a field of old business men and helping you take your creative business to the next level.
What Works with Tara Gentile. I truly appreciate a smart, strong and successful businesswoman, and that’s exactly what Tara Gentile is. In What Works, she shares “what’s actually working to run, manage, and grow small businesses in the digital age.” Her guests are thriving business owners who are happy to share exactly what the title implies: what works for them.
For the Love of Money with Chris Harder. The tagline for this show sums up exactly why I love it so much: “I believe that when good people make good money, they do great things!” And it’s just that! Stories of successful people and how generous they are with their money.
Manifestation Babe with Kathrin Zenika. If you’re new to manifesting or want to up-level your manifesting game, I definitely recommend checking out the Manifestation Babe! I not only listen to her podcasts, but I purchased her book (for myself AND two of my friends) as well as one of her courses. She puts manifesting into easy, actionable steps.
So what do you think of this list of best podcasts for creative entrepreneurs? Am I missing any? If so, comment below and tell me about them!

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Should I go to a Sober Living House After Rehab?
Navigating through early sobriety can be a frightening and overwhelming time for first timers, and for anyone else at that. There are some suggested do’s and don’ts that will help you to stay sober and to also not go completely crazy without booze or drugs. One of them is living in a healthy sober environment.
For many people, the option to move back home is usually not the best idea, as we all know where to score, how to manipulate, and how to hide our using at home. On the other hand, not many people have the money to just start renting an apartment in a new city when they are fresh out of rehab. This is why considering to live in a sober living house can often be the best possible option for those who are graduating from a treatment program, and intended to stay sober.
It is somewhat of a catch-22, but with the explosion of the opioid epidemic and rising addiction rates, there has also been an increase in treatment services and halfway houses around the country. This means that there are more options for people who are looking to get help to be able to access it. So what exactly IS a sober living house?
That being said, not all sober living houses are built the same. While you or your loved one are still in rehab, investigations and conference calls with different aftercare programs can occur with the family, the therapist, and the sober living home. This will help clarify for the individual which place would be a good fit for them. Many people choose where to go to sober living based on specific areas of needed support.
For example, some people are in rehab only for substance abuse. This would usually entail a sober living environment where they would undergo routine drug screenings, IOP programs where addiction education can continue, and where they would be expected to follow a curfew, meeting attendance, step work, and other recovery-based solutions.
For people who are in rehab for areas such as mental health, i.e., depression, self-harm, eating disorders, there are sober living houses that specialize in recovery from disorders such as these.
Speak with your therapist and your family counselor to see if they recommend any specific aftercare locations for you or your loved one.
Many people assume that when they first get out of rehab, they are cured of their ailments. However, studies show that people who get sober in rehab have just as much of a chance to experience relapse as before unless they are placed in a safe and supportive environment while they are working the steps or utilizing another recovery program.
Besides staying sober, there are a whole bunch of other awesome benefits of starting out your recovery in a sober living house! Here are a few.
One of the hardest aspects for many people when getting sober is feeling comfortable making “sober friends.”. Many of us, in the beginning, can tend to compare ourselves to others in meetings, which can create resentment and a “gap” between ourselves and the people that COULD be good influences on our sobriety. It is pretty common for many newcomers to hang out with the “wrong crowd” when we first come around because it feels pretty comfortable and we are used to that.
This is why living in a healthy sober living house can be extremely beneficial in that it will open up the doors for a community, friendships, and interactions with other healthy and sober people who understand what you are going through.
These requirements are never to punish or torture anyone, but to help set up a busy daily schedule that can eliminate boredom, which can often lead to relapse.
The best part about sober living houses is that they have a variety of different payment options to choose from. For someone who has no way of paying rent every month, there are thousands of different sober living environments out there that will take insurance as payment.
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Many people who are just coming out of rehab are often away from home, away from their vehicles, or have lost the ability to drive either from a DUI, late car payments, etc. Sober living houses often provide transportation to the newer members of the home, either to work, to meetings, or to pick up groceries or supplies.
Making friends with other people living in the house who may have been there longer, have a vehicle, and are trustworthy, often allows people without means of transportation to have access to areas they cannot get to via public transportation.
There are so many reasons why a healthy sober living house can benefit sobriety, and of course, the main and most important reason is because they keep us accountable in our early sobriety. It can be so easy to slip back into our old behavior patterns if we are not surrounded by supportive and encouraging people, but sober living environments help to eradicate a lot of that possibility.
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Life around here has been pretty bizarre lately, and it's left me craving order in my little corner of the universe.
When I was growing up, I had only a few friends in our neighborhood. The daughter of teachers, I went to school in the town where my mom taught: during the school year, we were up before the crack of dawn and out the door before the neighbor children were awake, and we'd arrive home just in time to start homework and dinner or go to piano lessons or dance lessons or choir practice. At school, I spent the hours before and after the bell in my mother's classroom, making chalk dust from erasers and collating and stapling dittos. We had weekends after church and errands were done, and I often spent those precious hours across the street with the two friends that my parents would let me go see on a whim.
The funny thing is that as much as I've loved my neighbors, and as kid-friendly our street is, I've always felt a little bit out of the parenting loop in our neighborhood. When I was working full time, I got home too late for playdates, and on the weekends people seemed to scatter for family commitments; now that I'm home, it seems like no one is out during the day. I'd been wondering if the network of stay at home parents I always imagined was just that: imagined.
So I was pleasantly surprised when we were invited to a barbecue this weekend at the house where I. catches his bus in the morning.
We had a perfect day for it: warm, sunny, breezy. There were plenty of things to nibble on, and a big bounce house for the kids. The adults sat and drank beer and talked, watching the kids play, soaking in the early fall weather, venturing out past the fenced in yard to play horseshoes.
The hours passed, and somehow it was decided that people would be camping out in the back yard that night, and by 8pm there were three tents pitched just a few feet away from our house, children playing flashlight tag, reveling in the darkness while their fathers ate Doritos and played cards on the back deck. And I realized that this was it: this was what I had wanted all of those long years ago, the neighborhood children congregating in my back yard. And yet, different, because this isn't ever what I'd imagined it would be. A different sort of normal.
N. and I slept inside, because she would never sleep outside, and woke in the morning to admire the three pods in the semi-dark, wondering when their residents would wake. And when they did, I made the kids hot cocoa and doodlesnaps, hoping that they'd remember, and come back.
Doodlesnaps are a cross between a muffin and a pancake in 9x9 pan form. You'll want to eat them warm, because they deteriorate pretty quickly. Luckily, even though we make them infrequently, that's never much of a problem around here.
Preheat oven to 325. Mix everything together and pour into a greased and floured 9x9 pan. Sprinkle as generously as you like with brown sugar and cinnamon, and dot with a pea-sized bit of margarine/butter every inch or so. Bake for about 20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean, with moist crumbs. Let cool for 5-10 minutes, and enjoy.
PS I do think the SAHM network is imagined, because I imagine it too.
That is exactly the fantasy I shared with my husband once, cookies and neighborhood kids. I never had many friends as a kid since we moved around a lot (I went to 9 different schools), but somehow that was my normal too.
The network is real! You should all come live in my neighborhood. I just had a friend of mine visit the neighborhood playgroup and as we left she said it made her wish she lived here.
It's probably real other places, too. It's just not everywhere, or even the norm any more.
Oh, J. Why do you DO this to me?? I seem to bookmark every one of your yummy posts, which is wonderful, yet it all adds to my waistline.
The backyard camping sounds like a lot of fun. I mean, the way you and N did it. Maybe there is still enough nice weather for us to do the same this weekend.
so want that kind of neighborhood-netowrk-type thing for the kids and for myself. never had it growing up, certainly don't have it now...worried that its mostly a myth, or that its us---not the neighborhood. So glad you got to experience it, and hope it continues & grows.
I am so glad you and your family got to have that "different kind of normal" experience. It sounds like such a fun evening, overnight and morning. Those Doodlesnaps look yummy, not to mention that cozy mug next to them in your photo.
That sounds like so much fun! That is how I always wanted to be as a mom. The house everyone came to.I never had that as a kid though. We always live in little apartments so we were never the go to house. When I did have friends over my mom did always make it fun. I can't wait to do that for my kids.


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The sudden, shocking realization that this entire blogging project is an attempt to understand Christmas Day 1985.
Biograph, the five-album Bob Dylan retrospective, was released on November 7, 1985. I was sixteen years old when I received it on Christmas day that year from my parents. I also received a stereo – one of those all-in-one things that were mostly plastic but which incorporated a turntable, two cassette decks (dubbing!) and a radio tuner, and external speakers. I no longer had to listen to music on the family turntable, which was one of those huge wooden cabinet things from the 1970s in the living room. Freedom!
We celebrated Christmas in Montreal that year, with my father’s parents. I remember the genuine joy of receiving that stereo (completely unexpected) and Biograph (somewhat expected, I’m sure I would have asked for it – I wanted it but it was expensive-ish for a teenager with no job). I remember assembling the stereo after lunch (well, plugging in the two speakers – not much assembling) and unwrapping and listening to Biograph for three and a half hours while reading the two booklets, one a well-illustrated biography of Dylan and the other a series of reminiscences on the songs via interviews with Dylan conducted by Cameron Crowe (who was still a few years from becoming the filmmaker of Say Anything…). This was a feast for someone like me, who was only somewhat aware of the hits.
I am certain that Christmas Day 1985 was the first time I heard “Lay Lady Lay”, “Baby, Let Me Follow You Down”, “If Not For You” and dozens and dozens of other songs. Indeed, so unaware was I of Dylan’s career that the distinction between released and unreleased songs (18 of the 53 tracks on Biograph were previously unreleased) made no sense to me. I wasn’t hearing familiar songs with some new material – it was almost all new to me. Since I listened to this album hundreds of times in the next couple of years there are still unreleased songs from Biograph that I am shocked to not find on his early albums (“Percy’s Song”, for example, is not on Freewheelin’? That doesn’t make sense to me in 2014. Isn’t it one of the best songs on that album?). There are dozens (well, a dozen and a half) examples just like that. Live versions of things like “Isis” that are far more familiar to me than the album versions ever will be.
Listening through Biograph today for the first time in a long while, what strikes me most of all is how much this project is drawn from the same impulse to write down the “truth” about Bob Dylan and to work out which are the great tracks (released, unreleased, live versions). What is annoying me right now is how much better Biograph is than this little blog project.
Let me say this straight: Biograph is the best Bob Dylan album. Yes, that’s unfair. It’s five albums. It’s heavily curated. It uses dozens of short-cuts and cheats. But if you are going to have one Bob Dylan album, it should be Biograph. It doesn’t have all of his best material, but it is so very close that nothing else is even close.
What is most remarkable, having spent almost half a year listening to nothing but Dylan, is how incredibly well this thing is put together. Not just the selection of live tracks – which is superlative – but the organization of the material. The jumping around in time might not work were it not done so incredibly well. Songs are put in dialogue with each other (to use an annoying art world term) in ways that allow you to hear them afresh. This is basically ten sides of Dylan, some of them repeating. Because that’s who Dylan is.
Side One: Dylan love songs jumps from the late-1960s back to the beginnings, going from “Lay Lady Lay” to “Baby, Let Me Follow You Down” (the lone song from his first album). The highlight is the unreleased version of “I’ll Keep It With Mine”, which is a remarkable piano performance of a beautiful song.
Side Two: Dylan as protest singer. Four of the songs are from two albums (Times and Freewheelin’), indicating just how short the protest period was (basically not more than two years). Four anthems: “The Times They Are a-Changin’”, “Blowin’ in the Wind”, “Masters of War”, “Hattie Carroll” and then the unreleased “Percy’s Song”, one of the staples of his early concerts. The greatest of the greatest hits collection.
Side Three: Going rock. Two songs from Highway 61 Revisited (“Rolling Stone”, obviously, and “Tombstone Blues”), plus a live version of a song from Blonde on Blonde (“Most Likely You Go Your Way” from Before the Flood). Three pieces of genius in here though: the addition of “Mixed-Up Confusion” Dylan’s first single (quickly pulled by his label), which demonstrates that his rock inclinations were there in 1962 and not a later addition. Historicize! Second, “Groom’s Still Waiting at the Altar”, the B-side non-album song from Shot of Love, which sounds completely at home after “Tombstone Blues” – Dylan doesn’t change that much in fifteen years. Finally, “Jet Pilot”, a tiny little goof of a song that I used to fill the remaining space on mix-tapes for years and years.
Side Four: Continues the mid-1960s by bringing in the rock tour. “Subterranean Homesick Blues” is the anchor here, leading into two live songs from his fateful 1966 tour of the UK (“I Don’t Believe You” from Belfast; “Visions of Johanna” from London – very little he has ever done is better than this version of this song), and then an incredible segue into “Every Grain of Sand”, which sounds so, so, so right after “Visions of Johanna”. Dylan’s text on the latter, by the way, is very telling – he certainly was not post-Christian when he did that interview with Crowe!
Side Five: Surreal Dylan. “Tambourine Man”, “Million Dollar Bash”, “Quinn the Eskimo”. For a long time this was my least favourite side of Dylan, and probably my least favourite side of Biograph. This is the one I’ve listened to the least, in all honesty.
Side Six: Heartbreak Dylan. This may be the one I’ve listened to the most. Anchored by “Tangled Up in Blue”, this side has three unreleased tracks: “You’re a Big Girl Now”, “Abandoned Love” and an incredible “It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue” (Manchester 1966 – the third song from the space of about ten days on that magical 1966 tour). The three mid-1970s tracks really shape the earlier songs (including “To Ramona”) that open and close the side. Best side on the album.
Side Seven: Rarities. Another incredible side. Two non-album singles (“Can You Please Crawl Out You Window?” and “Positively 4th Street”) followed by a live version of “Isis” from the Montreal Rolling Thunder show in 1975 (an incredible version) and outtakes from Shot of Love and Blood on the Tracks. This album just keeps picking up steam!
Side Eight: Dylan wants you, baby! Six songs of lust and desire going right back to an unreleased 1962 version of “Baby, I’m in the Mood for You” and a 1965 version of “I Wanna Be Your Lover”. “I Want You”, “Heart of Mine” (better than the album version) and “Just Like a Woman”. You get the picture. Seductive Dylan.
Side Nine: Exotic Dylan meets Religious Dylan. A live version of “Romance in Durango” from the Rolling Thunder Revue (also the Montreal show) and “Señor”, followed by “Gotta Serve Somebody” and “I Believe in You”, both from Slow Train Coming, before a flashback to New Morning for “Time Passes Slowly”. This is a bit of a misstep right at the end. The religious material probably should have been paired with some of the earlier spiritual material from, say, John Wesley Harding.
Side Ten: The rousing finale. All five songs here have been regularly performed by Dylan in his encores. Crowd pleasers! Jam songs! Bring out the guest stars and do a duet on “I Shall be Released”, “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door”, “All Along the Watchtower”, “Solid Rock” and “Forever Young”. If that doesn’t leave them wanting more I don’t know what will!
Listening to this album again today has been a bit bizarre. I haven’t been moving backward this year at all. Once I pass a week it is gone from the rotation. This means that there are songs that I’ve heard dozens (hundreds) of times, but they’re generally new versions. I hadn’t heard the album version of “Like A Rolling Stone” since January, but I’ve heard it on bootlegs almost every week that’s he’s had a tour. So much of the 1960s material sounds so strange now. Dylan’s early-1960s voice is gone – I’m used to the mid-1980s version. It’s like being in a pot on the stove – you don’t notice the gradual change in temperature until you step right out.
I love Biograph. I’ve owned three copies of this album. The one that I got for Christmas in 1985 disappeared somewhere along the way. I obviously loaned it to someone (I even suspect that I know who, but it is a high school friend that I haven’t seen in a quarter century – he’s not on Facebook, so how can I ask for it back?). It’s long gone. Sometime in the 1990s while I was in grad school I bought it again on CD at a used record store and I can remember listening to it a few times when I lived in Montreal. We sold all of our CDs a few years ago, however, after burning the ones we wanted to keep. So I have MP3s of that version. A few weeks ago I bought a third copy at a used record store here in Calgary after searching unsuccessfully for the text of the two booklets online. I wanted to be able to read the incredible liner notes, which is how I’ve spent this morning – listening again to the album that made me a short-lived Dylan fan while reading the liner notes just as I did on Christmas Day twenty-nine years ago.

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Jersey Shore: Family Vacation starlet Jenni “JWoww” Farley brought a little heat to Instagram on Tuesday. Farley was captured while perched on a bed covered in crisp, white sheets — rocking a little black dress that hugged her curves and showed off some major cleavage.
The strapless number, which Farley shared was from the company Fashion Nova — a favorite style label of social media stars — gave fans a glimpse of Farley’s voluptuous body. While sitting, she positioned herself so that her curvy backside was visible. She stretched out an arm to show off a gorgeous, tattooed sleeve — a Little Mermaid inspired piece — placed prominently on her left arm.
For the snap, Farley wore her crimson-colored locks in large, bouncy waves that spilled over her exposed shoulders. She looked off-camera, but fans could see her stunning makeup choices — including contouring which emphasized her flawless features. Farley wore a plum-colored eyeshadow and heavy sweeps of mascara to make her pretty eyes pop. A dusty-rose gloss covered her plump pout.
Farley has been busy these days. The reality star has taken several trips with her kids, most recently to Discovery Cove in Orlando. There, she and her daughter were able to swim with — and help train — a group of dolphins, enjoying the sunshine and weather with some pals along the way. Farley shared some photos of their trip to Instagram, and revealed that they had a wonderful time getting away and enjoying each other’s company.
Farley and her estranged husband, Roger Matthews, are currently in the middle of a nasty divorce. The duo has engaged in some pretty public altercations on social media, and have both accused each other of physical and mental abuse. As a source for Hollywood Life shared, Farley’s best friend and former Jersey Shore roommate Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi has been supporting Farley as she works through this difficult time. Polizzi has even watched Farley’s two children for her so that she can get a breather in her new life as a single mother.
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“Jenni knows Snooki is always there for her. Even their daughters are so close. They’ve become little best friends and both Jenni and Snooki laugh over how they’re like little Snooki and JWowws,” the source shared.
The insider also revealed that Polizzi checks on Farley every day, and has been a rock for her friend while she works through her divorce from Matthews.
Both Farley and Matthews have put in for sole custody of their two children, Meilani and Greyson, and that legal battle will likely play out for quite some time. Having the kind of support system that a friend like Polizzi might provide may prove helpful for Farley as she continues to try and come to an agreement with her estranged husband.
“Jenni is so incredibly strong and Roger has often been challenging for her to deal with, however, she’s putting her kids first and setting a positive example for them,” the source added.


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What do you do when your finances have fallen on hard times but you still need a car to take care of yourself or get back on your feet? Bankruptcy can be a big obstacle in life, but it’s not insurmountable. By being careful and taking your time, you can get your finances in order and buy a car in Oklahoma City even if you recently declared bankruptcy.
In general, someone only files for bankruptcy when they have more debt than they are able to pay. Even though a bankruptcy can help protect you from creditors and give you breathing room to recover from overwhelming debt, it’s not a silver bullet. Bankruptcy has huge effects on your credit – obviously creditors won’t be too eager to loan you money after you file for bankruptcy.
There are two common types of individual bankruptcy in the United States: Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Chapter 7 bankruptcy requires you to sell off possessions owned by creditors in exchange for your debt, but it also cancels the debt that the liquidation doesn’t cover. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy stays on your record for a long time, and you can only file for it if you meet certain conditions.
Chapter 13 bankruptcies are a bit more complicated, but in some ways safer for the person filing. Under a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you don’t lose ownership of your assets, but you will have to develop a payment plan to repay most of the debt that you owe. Chapter 13 bankruptcies can only be used up to a certain debt ceiling and only for individuals that have a certain amount of income.
In general, Chapter 7 bankruptcies are far more commonplace. However, either type of bankruptcy is tough to recover from. If you need a car to get your finances back on track, a bankruptcy will probably make it much harder to get a bank loan.
Pay Cash – One of the best ways to get a car after filing for bankruptcy is to skip financing entirely. By paying cash for your car you avoid the need to finance it or get lenders involved, and you won’t have to worry about making any payments over time either. The only downside to this option is that it’s often hard to get a lump sum of cash together to buy a car, especially if you’re looking at models that cost more than a few thousand dollars.
Shop Around for Loans – Even if you get rejected for financing from one bank, that doesn’t mean every bank will reject you. Depending on your credit, how long its been since your bankruptcy, and other factors like your income, you might have a chance of getting a loan from a traditional lender. You can also try to approach a local credit union for a loan. Many credit unions have easier terms and are more willing to help people out with loans they need than major banks.
Rebuild Your Credit – In some cases, the best option for getting a car is actually to wait it out and rebuild your credit before you shop. Taking some time to rebuild your payment history can show creditors that you aren’t a risky investment and earn you better interest rates and repayment terms than if you’d tried to get a loan earlier. If you have a car that works and don’t need another one right away, this might be your best option.
Visit a Special Financing Dealer – A final option that works for many people looking for used cars after a bankruptcy is to visit a special financing car dealership. These dealers offer financing through their own finance departments rather than working with banks or other lenders, which allows them to offer loans to customers that a bank might not work with. Special financing options can be a great resource for buyers with bad credit who need a car right away.
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Photo above: Tess Barr on stage at Hood Crest.
Tess and Patrik Barr stand behind their award-winning wines; they offer a great variety, including Chardonnay, Riesling, Gewürztraminer, Merlot, Malbec, Zinfandel, Cabernet, Sangiovese, Pinot Noir, Grenache and Petite Sirah, as well as rosé.
For someone who grew up with country music, took a detour into rock ‘n’ roll and settled into sultry, soulful blues, Tess Barr has remained remarkably true to her beverage of choice.
“I’ve been a professional musician for 35 years, but I’ve always made wine off and on,” she says, relaxing on the deck outside the garage that was the first production facility for her Hood Crest Winery.
“My husband told me I could [make wine] for five years and see how it did,” says Tess.
They play, record and mix hard-rockin’ blues albums in their home studio; they import and sell gel caps to the nutraceutical industry; they make pizzas in a wood-fired oven they built behind their house, next to a koi pond they created themselves, next to the woodshop that never was because of the wine barrels stacked to the ceiling.
As guests trickle in from the Fruit Loop tour route on Memorial Day Monday, Tess and Patrik pair up to pour tasting flights. The deck affords visitors a view of Mount Hood and the ridgeline east of the Hood River Valley.
On days when the Barrs have extra hands to help, they will move from pouring tastes, grab their guitars and play some blues favorites at the edge of the patio.
Patrik, who has a past life as a commercial fisherman in the Puget Sound, started his musical life in Seattle string bands. “It wasn’t until we got together that I started playing electric, slide guitar and harmonica,” he says.
The Tess Barr Band performs a song from Tess’ album, “Do What You Want.” The band includes Tess, as well as (from left) Patrik Barr, Cheo Larcombe and Paul Viemeister.
Strongly influenced by blues greats Koko Taylor, Janis Joplin, Muddy Waters and Hound Dog Taylor, Tess says she has moved beyond covering other people’s music to composing her own and writing her own lyrics.
“I want to play my own songs,” she says, which avoids the bookkeeping of tracking and paying royalties through ASCAP and BMI, the two major music licensing organizations.
She and the Tess Barr Band will travel to performances around the Northwest, although Tess admits she prefers playing closer to home.
Travel, after all, takes her away from a pretty loaded punch list.
She and Patrik are hoping for Hood River County approval to build a 5,000-square-foot winery on the north side of their 7.5 acres, which would return the garage to use as a … garage.
“We released our wines to the public as soon as we quit drinking it all,” she jokes.
That would be three years ago. Strolling past barrels stacked inside the garage, Tess points to medals from wine competitions. In the most recent San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition, Hood Crest took home a silver medal for its 2012 Merlot ($25 to $29.99 category), and a bronze for its 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon ($40 to $49.99).
Tess Barr’s latest album, “Do What You Want” is available online at www.cdbaby.com/cd/tessbarr.
They harvest Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from their own vines, and source everything else from vineyards Raptor River near Wishram, Washington, and Waving Tree near Maryhill Winery — both in the Columbia Valley AVA of Washington.
Once the new facility reaches full production, Tess hopes to bottle about 5,000 cases a year. In addition to more production space, the facility — to be clad in wood milled from several beetle-killed pines cut from the site — will allow Hood Crest to develop a full-fledged tasting room.
“We do everything from the crush to the bottling here,” Tess says.
That’s a far cry from her early years, growing up in Oak Grove, south of Portland, attending Rex Putnam High School, then migrating north for seven years aboard a sailboat in the Puget Sound and 18 years in Port Townsend.
She and Patrik met at a Halloween party in Friday Harbor, on San Juan Island.
It was love at first tail-flick, something Tess had orchestrated with fishing line strung from her wrist to her extended derriere. The creativity that went into the costume is the perfect example of the entrepreneurial spirit that underlies her myriad other interests.
She and Patrik still spend several hours a day serving that industry with gel capsules that they source and import from China. The wine business, however, is the 800-pound gorilla in the room.
“The winery has taken on a life of its own,” Tess says.
She had no idea, when they decided to move to the Hood River Valley 13 years ago, that this is where that journey would lead. They thought at first that they would take apple juice from local growers, and produce apple in the Champagne style.
On reflection, Tess says it was far too much work, all the racking and riddling. Still, what they produced impressed their neighbors at Pheasant Valley Winery. Scott and Gail Hagee suggested they try making grape wines.
Advice taken, and fast-forward to their emerging presence on the wine scene of the Columbia Gorge AVA.
“We’ll go back to the sparkling once we get into the new building,” says Tess, who oversees winemaking, and is proud she’s just one of two women running wineries in the Gorge.
Hood Crest Vineyards’ tasting room sits adjacent to the vineyard.
Hood Crest dipped its toes into the marketplace in 2013, opening to visitors by appointment only.
“We were known as the ‘secret winery’ for the first couple of years,” Tess says.
This year, they have adopted regular hours — 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday, and holiday Mondays — and are pairing their pourings with a selection of pizzas from the wood-fired oven. The Hood Crest special — wine jelly, goat cheese, caramelized onions and dried cranberries — and pepperoni are their most popular.
The Barrs have created a space anticipating a broad mix of needs, from families with kids, to pet owners, to smokers, to designated drivers. “We serve espresso, juices, sodas, teas and sparkling water,” Tess says.
Surrounded by flowers that attest to another of her passions, guests can just enjoy their wine and the view, or hope the Barrs will take some time for an impromptu performance.
Tess says the winery’s growth plans reflect their homebody lifestyle, which includes having raised their children, Chyna and Otis, here — now, they have their grand-daughter, Brooklyn, to enjoy.
“We like it, and wine is a good product, and it’s a fun industry to be in,” she says.
Until she formulates one for Hood Crest Winery, Tess figures she might as well ride the wave.

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India vs Bangladesh Asia Cup 2018 Team India will face Bangladesh’s challenge in the first Super Four game in the ongoing Asia Cup 2018 in the United Arab Emirates. A thumping win against Pakistan must’ve bolstered the confidence of the Men in Blue against the opponents who will be playing their second game in as many days. Moreover, they will have to travel to Dubai from Abu Dhabi after facing Afghanistan on Thursday.
Cricket Team will begin UAE tour on September 20, 2018 ; this is an excellent opportunity for India vs Bangladesh to face each other for competitive cricket after getting full membership status of the ICC – International Cricket Council.
When India vs Bangladesh will be played, Super Four Match 1will be played?
India vs Bangladesh, Super Four Match 1 will be played Sep 21.
India vs Bangladesh, when does the Super Four Match 1 ODI start?
India vs Bangladesh, the Super Four Match 1 ODI begins at 5:00 pm (IST).
Which TV channel will broadcast India vs Bangladesh, Super Four Match 1 ODI?
India vs Bangladesh the Super Four Match 1 ODI match will be shown on Sony Six SD and HD, Sony Ten 3 SD and HD.
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Listen to “Into the Murk – Final Episode” on Spreaker.
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RPSC 1st Grade Result Marks 2019:- Dear aspirants, the RPSC 1st-grade school lecturer exam was held July-August 2019. Many candidates took part in the examination and are now awaiting their First Grade Result Date. The RPSC 1st Grade Result 2019 Latest News. We provide here all Updates of RPSC Portal Given Here. The RPSC 1st Grade Result 2019 Is soon going to get published on the official web portal of the Examination Board. So candidates keep visiting the official portal to know about the recent information of RPSC 1st-grade school lecturer exam 2019.
Rajasthan Public Service Commission is also known as RPSC School Lecturer Result 2019 is doing teacher recruitment for teacher and teacher position. Candidates are advised to check the pattern of the RPSC first grade exam and the syllabus 2019 provided to the lecturer and teachers of the school.
The syllabus of the result of RPSC’s first-grade school lecturer can be downloaded from the Rajasthan Department link. All queries related to the subject can be addressed through the board’s website. Candidates are advised to check the official portal at www.rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in 2019 for any further details. The candidates can go to the link of the web and enter the official website of RPSC and check the details with regards the syllabus and the results. The recruitment process is conducted every year for the post of lecturer of RPSC 1st Grade 2019 Result 2019 date. Off late, the RPSC has issued the notification with regards the recruitment if the lecturer in school.
Important News: The method of checking the result is as follows. The candidates will have to go on the website of the board of RPSC. Then the candidates will have to click the link for Rajasthan 1st Grade Result 2019. After clicking on the link results, the candidates will have to enter their roll number and name. The results shall appear on the screen.
There are totally more than 5000 posts of lecturers which are vacant in the school department. The candidates can go to the website and check the details with regards to the syllabus and the exam results.
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Leaving the crack behind, Stephen Beaupré delves into new realms of sound and sight.
“I like pushing things a little bit off kilter", explains Stephen Beaupré, "but staying on a grid. Just trying to make things be a bit quirky, have scars, have bunions, grey hair… give it some kind of character, and THEN trying to animate it, make it do something, go somewhere, skip and jump…"
There is something innately alive and constantly growing in Beaupré’s music. Syncopated rhythms, layers of instability, a glimmer of hope in a sea of darkness, a wandering spirit, all mix together even as his grinding rhythms keep your feet moving unquestioningly. These elements become even more obvious with his latest project, Gemmiform, an audiovisual work premiered at MUTEK 2010 with the Banjo Consortium. But where does that persistent searching come from?
Growing up in Ottawa, Stephen Beaupré was exposed to typical classics such as the Bob Dylan and Beatles records that his mom had on at home. Listening to music was not an especially important activity, not even an everyday habit, and definitely not something that was passionately pursued.
His first introduction to electronic music came during a high school trip to Italy, where he met a local DJ that gave him several mix tapes. Beaupré was hooked. Coming back home he started going out to parties, raving in what was then the east end of Ottawa, in the early 90s. His love affair with electronic music was bright and strong, and for a while quite exclusive. There was a feeling that there was so much to discover in the realm of electronic music itself that there was no real need to explore other genres at the time. Beaupré also experienced that classic fascination with the effect that a good DJ has on a crowd of people – how one person can make a crowd move together and experience the same thing, creating a fleeting unity. Like many before him, Beaupré was intrigued.
And so followed a period of buying records, browsing, exploring and playing out parties and events that he also promoted himself. He remembers a large influence of west coasters in Ottawa at the time, who brought with them a healthy dose of breaks, house and deep house that also captured his imagination.
"If I was blind I couldn’t make music"
Beaupré’s approach to music is very structural and visual, reflecting his background in Fine Arts; he moved to Montreal in the 90s to do a Bachelor’s degree in visual art at Concordia University. But all the while he was drawing and painting, he really wanted to make music. He would get his art and painting assignments out of the way quickly, and then go make tunes. He quickly got tired of art in an academic setting, the semantics, the endless critiques, and realised that he could satisfy his need for visual arts without having to actually be directly involved in them.
Crackhaus was Stephen Beaupré’s most recognizable project for a time, just before his solo work picked up steam. In Crackhaus, Beaupré found a natural pairing with Deadbeat (Scott Monteith), another Ontario-raised artist that found his way to Montreal in the 90s.
Beaupré met Monteith very soon after arriving in Montreal, at a Sven Väth show. Beaupré recalls, “I needed a place to live, and Scott invited me to come live with him. So we had 2 sets of turntables and two soundsystems at our place, and just listened to endless hours of music.” Monteith was heavily into dnb, dub, reggae; Beaupré was still exploring techno and house, and the two met in the middle, with minimal. Crackhaus wasn’t born until after the two moved apart, however.
Their first track under the Crackhaus moniker was made for Force Inc’s Montreal Smoked Meat compilation (2002), and came quite naturally. "We got really drunk and made a track in 2 hours,” recalls Beaupré. “It worked so well we thought, hey, let’s do it again.” So they did – again and again, until they had enough material for a full length album. For many, It’s Crackhaus Thing (2003) remains a perfect example of just how fun - and funny, microsampling can be. The collaboration started slowing down however, as Monteith was busy with his own productions, and Beaupré was moving on in his own projects as well.
With his first solo album, Foe Destroyer, arriving in 2006, as well as regular 12" releases following suit, one could say that Beaupré has indeed been accumulating those hours of practice. While many influences can be pointed to in Foe Destroyer, the album is incontestably the work an artist who has developed a sound of his own. Those off-kilter elements are ever-present, the driving basslines are given even more room to breathe and grind. Vocal samples have played an increasingly prominent role in his music, to the point where newer releases have favoured full-fledged singing, some of which is Beaupré’s own. Tracks like "Lotus Eaters" from his Achaemenid EP (2009) also hint at his increasing interest in 'real' instruments.
While sampling paved the way for Beaupré to create his music, he has, like many artists, over time, started feeling the limitations of this method. Especially he says, when “you can’t get a melody that you want from a piece, and when you try to create the melody from a single guitar pluck or piano note, it sounds flat."
His latest project, Gemmiform, may be a natural evolution and reaction to these limitations. Musically it is quite far away from his previous projects, and is notably the first time he’s delving into an audiovisual and non dancefloor-oriented project.
Gemmiform @ MUTEK 2010 from MUTEK on Vimeo.
Musically, Gemmiform pairs Beaupré with Jacques-Philippe Lemieux Leblanc, a multi-instrumentalist (guitar, flute, accordion and mandolin) who performs under the name, The Banjo Consorsium. There is a sense of wonder in Beaupré when he talks about working with Leblanc. Beaupré would present his ideas and fragments of melodies to Leblanc, and the two would spend time playing together, recording Leblanc’s improvisation over Beaupré’s rhythms and harmonies. Seeing someone spontaneously create a melody that would take him two days to assemble on the laptop left Beaupré in awe. He realized that their melodies were emerging richer and fuller than if they had come from a sample.
While working with The Banjo Consorsium proved to be very natural, other aspects of the project provided fresh challenges. It was the first time that Beaupré composed a work that flows as one long, continuous piece. He approached it with the traditional mindset of separate tracks, choosing to work on different segments at different times, outside of any chronological order. Stitching the work together, finding the transitions between the individual tracks, and keeping a strong narrative feeling proved to be very difficult as a consequence.
Gemmiform is also Beaupré’s first audiovisual project, bringing with it fresh challenges in meshing together audio and video, including collaborating with not just one, but three separate visual artists. First, Montrealer Patrick Bernatchez's ethereal images inspired the project’s aesthetic. Visual artist Nancy Belzile used a variety of film and animation techniques to bring the drawings to life, while also adding her own imagery to the piece. Her approach largely strays away from computer animation in favour of more painstaking, hands-on techniques. The results are well worth the extra effort, as the flickering, constantly morphing sepia images play a essential role in establishing the fantastical atmosphere of the piece. Finally, the visuals are produced and performed live by video artist David Fafard. Predictably, Beaupré feels like Gemmiform is a project that still needs to mature before the music will feel seamless with the visuals, and before the project will feel less like a series of vignettes, and more a full story of its own.
While the word organic quickly comes to mind when listening to Gemmiform, this was not Beaupré’s principal preoccupation for the project. Instead, he envisioned myths, fictitious creatures and fantastical elements, all tied together in a tale of the unknown. And still, the result is quite haunting.
One wonders if, with his penchant for instruments, narratives and architecture, Beaupré might consider becoming more heavily-involved in orchestration, but he shies away from this idea, citing a lack of musical education. One thing is certain, he won’t be abandoning his friends on the dancefloor – as he cites a backlog of requests from several labels such as Musique Risquée, Wagon Repair and Circus Company, as well as a solo album that has been slowly brewing within and will soon need to escape.
And what does he do to balance all this inspiration? While many of us rely on the abstractness of music to fly away from our daily lives, Beaupré finds his counterweight in the most concrete of activities – gardening and homebuilding – to help keep his feet on the ground. Perhaps it is this very quest for balance that feeds the searching spirit of his music.
By Taïca Replansky. All photos and audio used with permission of the artist.


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Machine translated chapter 1635 of Human Emperor light novel.
Chapter 1635 „!” The flame drags, under the dim and gloomy dungeon, a whip raises high high, pulled out maliciously on that U-Tsang killer, on tremendous strength as well as whip but actually stabbed, immediately rips the fur/superficial knowledge that on that U-Tsang killer put on, left behind a long bloodstain on the body. „Said that who is pulls strings your?” Zhang Que is looking at present, U-Tsang killer who both hands both feet ties up, in eye blood red, in the item torches. „Jie Jie Jie, hits! Even if kills me not to tell you. This is for the revenge of our Great Minister, now, do you experience the pain finally the taste?” That U-Tsang killer hair hangs loose, whole body scar, but the vision actually as before is cold Liru the blade, is similar to the dieb is ordinary. Whipping, but makes him even more aggressive, as if these whips brush on others. „Snort, what takes revenge? Running dog. Other people have not coordinated you, you know where my Master does appear? Moreover, haven't you known? My Master simply has not participated in Talas's War, does not have the least bit to relate with the Daqin Ruozan death, you have killed him, root newspaper enmity. One crowd by pitiful creature of use!” Zhang Que cold sound said. „wēng!” Hears the Zhang Que words, that U-Tsang killer look obstructs, the facial expression somewhat is obviously unusual. „Snort! No matter you said anything, so long as can attack you, we are willing to do.” That U-Tsang killer said that but before the facial expression did not have obviously, cold severe, the expression of speech was also weaker. „Snort, but also is too stubborn to admit a mistake, comes the person, gives me to serve well! Remember, do not make him die!” Zhang Que cold snort/hum, throws in the whip nearby intelligence report group member hand, has turned around quickly, walks outward. But in turning around instant, in the Zhang Que eye reveals a deep sadness obviously. „!” Quick, in the dungeon resounds a sad and shrill pitiful yell sound. Treats the enemy not to be softhearted. Goes out from the prison, in the main hall of King of Foreign Territory mansion, Wang Chong, Xu Keyi, Su Shixuan, Chen Bin and other people are waiting for Zhang Que. „Lord King, you said right, some people helped them, these U-Tsang People were used!” Zhang Que low leader a ritual, look dim many. Although the U-Tsang killer of that captured has not stated clearly, however his look and response showed all, is very obvious, they think that this motion is revenging for Daqin Ruozan.
Sees the seal on letter paper, that Royal Capital Guard look stiff, obvious some non- natures. In entire U-Tsang Empire, Wang Chong this name absolutely is a taboo, even does not have many people to dare to raise including King of Foreign Territory this title. Moreover between entire U-Tsang Empire and that Great Tang King of Foreign Territory almost do not have any relation, between both sides enemy non- friend. Receives the King of Foreign Territory official correspondence, this is the first time. „Oh?” Hears these words, was examining before the body, on the desk U-Tsang, Great Tang and Dalun Qinling brow of peripheral various nations chart selects, finally takes back the vision, raised the head: „Brings, I look!” Received the envelope, saw inside content, the Dalun Qinling also brow slightly wrinkle. Becoming famous of Dalun Qinling, actually be much earlier than Wang Chong, even compared with it crown prince Young Protector Wang Zhongsi must early. On this stretch of land, he is the most reputation prominent that group of top military and political leaders absolutely. If Wang Chong is young, 17 years old were less than have made Young Marquis, 18 -year-old to seal/confer Weiyi was surnamed Wang, unique new generation Great Tang War God in the Great Tang history! Then without a doubt, Dalun Qinling is dozens years ago U-Tsang that „Wang Chong”, he becomes famous is not absolutely older than Wang Chong. But at that time, his fame not under present Wang Chong. Also because of this, therefore Dalun Qinling regarding Wang Chong, always quite attaches great importance. „Knows oneself and other side, can be ever-victorious”, this is the Central Plains book on military strategy content, before not full assurance, before had not understood thoroughly Wang Chong this person, Dalun Qinling absolutely does not have the meaning of any rash action arms. „Interesting! I must have a look but actually, you can make anything!” Quick, Dalun Qinling gave a calm smile, in that letter paper the hand to throw the one side. That youngster in national capital thought simply, he also merely was only War God of Great Tang new generation. Let alone is he, even if crown prince Young Protector Wang Zhongsi, was known as that invincible Great Tang \\ Military God, he has not dreaded, to have feared how possibly a Wang Chong letter. U-Tsang Plateau is not the Turkic prairie, he is not Ishbara Khan, threat of Wang Chong in letter, for him simply does not have any significance. „Does not need to pay attention! Continues to handle your matter to go.” Dalun Qinling spoke these words, attention returned to the tabletop once more that U-Tsang, Great Tang and in the peripheral various nations chart. ...... „Lord King, the U-Tsang that side has replied in writing, the Dalun Qinling reply said that the matter in national capital, they totally do not know, although these people truly are U-Tsang People, but U-Tsang is the same with Great Tang, cannot have jurisdiction over all people, hoping Lord King because of these people, but has misunderstood to U-Tsang.” Quick, along with one crash-bang the wings vibration sound, Jinwu Guard is holding a carrier pigeon, walked quickly, knees down to say.
„Right?” Hears these words, Wang Chong sneers: „Without the evidence, therefore with U-Tsang irrelevant? Dalun Qinling, this is your reply! It seems like that you are not clear, I do not discuss with you that does not want you to acknowledge, I want a confession.” „You are not clear, with the person who you have to do is who!” Wang Chong sneers to say. Dalun Qinling is the U-Tsang name is not false, even is in this world is also possibly living, is thorniest, most formidable name. But Wang Chong is also this world, through the ages, unprecedented Soldier Saint! Wang Chong knows what oneself faces is, but Dalun Qinling does not know, he faces is. „Informs Triangle Jag, making Li Siye and Su Hanshan they prepare to move, the training was so long, should have an action to perform. Moreover, writes a letter for me to Big Dipper City Great General Geshu Han, asking him to help me handle a matter!” Wang Chong indifferently said, at that moment, his look is swift and fierce, making the person palpitation incomparable. „hōng lōng lōng!” Northeast remote U-Tsang, Triangle Jag, the horse's hoof is intermittent, the mist and dust is billowing, the north wind has curled, on blood and sweat treasured horse, Li Siye rapid turns up the Wang Chong's letter paper, integrates in the bosom, has turned around, that pair of tiger pupil is sharp, after sweeping rapidly passes away, sees only this length and breadth on the earth, innumerable military force(s) like, howl and is surging on this piece of prairie like a whirlwind that sweeps away scattered clouds, that imposing manner moves mountains, is extremely scary. „All people obey orders! Instantly dispatches troops, goal, U-Tsang!” Li Siye pulls out the extravagant sword that carries on the back, points to the expansive sky, in that loud and clear sound the air/Qi is full, like thunder generally in the entire U-Tsang sky reverberation. „Roar!” Hears the Li Siye words, in all directions, the Great Army response sound like the landslide tsunami, at the same time, huge killing qi and malignant influences, huge war intent shoots up to the sky, even twisted continually void, becomes fuzzy. „tí dā dā!” With a rapid hoofbeat, tens of thousands of Heavy Cavalry composition steel mighty current, in the billowing mist and dust, goes toward the U-Tsang center by astonishing Speed together. But behind these Heavy Cavalry, kā chā chā, the crossbow trigger thunders, Great Tang Carriage Crossbow on new motion horse-drawn vehicles, follow close on is proceeding to go. Different with Talas, after such long time, Su Hanshan and the others called the massive artisans, already this platform design and Carriage Crossbow fitting, moves Speed to be also quicker, the fire angle is also broader, is more flexible.

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These Policies and Guidelines are intended to assist CCMS Advisory Board members in offering advice that will improve the organization and the quality of CCMS programs.
To offer advice to the Director, Executive Committee, and staff of the CCMS for the purpose of sustaining and improving CCMS programs as an integral part of the Claremont Colleges Consortium.
The nature of CCMS programs requires flexibility in the number of members in Advisory Board as well as in the representation of constituent disciplines.
The number of members and the extent of representation of disciplines will be reviewed periodically by the Director in consultation with the Executive Committee and the Advisory Board Chair.
Appointments to the Advisory Board shall be made by the CCMS Director after consultation with the Executive Committee. Membership will be for three years, but can be extended for an additional three years when appropriate. A President of one of the colleges in the Claremont Consortium, the CCMS Director and the CCMS Coordinator will serve on the Board as ex-officio members. Other ex-officio members may be invited to serve by the Director.
The ex-officio President on the Board will select the Board Chairman who will serve for a term of three years.
The Chair approves Board meeting agendas in close consultation with the Director and officiates at the meetings. The Chair may act on behalf of the Board between meetings, and any such actions will be reported to the Director in a timely fashion.
In broad terms, the role of the Board is to offer advice to the CCMS Director and Executive Committee for the purpose of sustaining and improving the operations of the CCMS. This is primarily done by discussing major educational and operational issues as they relate to CCMS programs. Another important Board activity is to help and advise in seeking funds to sustain CCMS programs.
The Board will meet at least once per year with meetings lasting no longer than 2 hours. These meetings will be held in conjunction with presentations by projects supported by CCMS followed by a lunch or dinner as appropriate.
Setting agendas for Board meetings is a key activity for the Board Chair in consultation with the members and the Director. Agendas may involve issues beyond CCMS programs, such as trends in education, foundation support, CCMS governance and resource issues.
Read-ahead materials will be mailed out with advance agendas when practical. Minutes of Board meetings will be prepared and distributed. At the end of each meeting, input from Board members will be requested by the Chair on topics for future meetings. Development of any new long-range plans or any periodical reviews should be given ample time at Board meetings.
Meetings will be scheduled as far in advance as possible to enable Board members to give the meeting priority on their calendars.


text: Philadelphia, PA, October 22, 2013 -- Richman Chemical Inc. is pleased to welcome Daniel Lipson as its newest Marketing Associate. Daniel joins the team with marketing experience in both start-up and Fortune 500 company environments. He holds a B.S. in Business Administration/Marketing from Millersville University of Pennsylvania. As Marketing Associate, Daniel will support Richman Chemical in capitalizing on the growing demand for custom manufacturing within the chemical and life science industries, while also continuing to promote the company's commitment to value-added project management and comprehensive raw material sourcing services.

industry_corpus2: Petrochemicals


text: After winning six Oscar nominations including Best Picture and Best Actor (Bradley Cooper), Clint Eastwood's 'American Sniper' is causing quite the controversy. While the film follows the story of Chris Kyle, one of the deadliest U.S. military snipers, prominent figures like Michael Moore and Seth Rogen have spoken out against seeing snipers as protagonists. Moore went as far to say snipers were "cowards" and would just as soon "shoot you in the back." The film has already set box-office records and raked in an estimated $105 million over the holiday weekend alone.


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I am a creative type who became discouraged after years of being blissfully optimistic. At 24, I chose to go back to college as my fear of moving up in retail sales and living a lonely unsuccessful life began to rear its ugly head.
College taught me that those who are willing to stick it out through the dreary fundamentals while keeping a smile on their face can make it to the top. I became a top student, sought after by the recruiting staff and talked about by my instructors.
I was one of the few students to take advantage of an internship early on. My internship turned into a full time position and my career began.
When I finally graduated at 27, I made myself and my family proud. After years of following an unconventional path; I had followed the norms of society and finally fit in with my peers. The same year I asked my best friend to marry me and my future was bright.
Four years later and I am a shell of my formerly creative optimistic self.
I will say; I am happier than ever thanks to my lovely Wife. She is my constant!
The thing is, the longer I work 9-5 making others wealthy, the more drained I’ve become. Day by day, and year by year, the fear once again has begun to settle in. The fear that I’ll spend my whole life working for others, never gaining financial independence. The gripping thought that I will never achieve freedom of time, leaving me unable to spend quality time with my family and loved ones. A nagging fear that my passions will always be hobbies, left on the sideline to certification studies and late night worries while working for companies who have the power to hire and fire without notice. I fear I will never be able to give back to my parents who so lovingly gave me 150% despite their own hardships. Last but not least, the fear that my own anxieties will bring me an early demise on an otherwise seemingly normal Monday morning.
I have been under the influence of how things are supposed to be for so long that I have forgotten how to think outside of the box. My goal is to gain optimism once again towards achieving my dreams.
Through this blog, my focus is to teach myself to take action towards the things that are important to me. Hopefully as I learn, I will be able to share my knowledge with others. Together we can work towards taking charge of our own circumstances and directing our lives to the paths we choose; breaking free of the influences we are under.
As my Father has always told me, “Reach for the heavens and at the very least you will make it to the stars”.
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I really liked this post. I came across a quote today which may help to inspire you.
Thank you. This is a great question for us to ask ourselves every day. Many answers can be found by asking the right questions.
happy as well as satisfied with completely every aspect of their own life.
an exact place taken up by any particular subatomic particle at any instance.


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New regional high school program gets students involved in the community through service learning.
Kizuna announces that applications for the 2016 Service Learning program are now available online at www.kizuna-la.org.
Kizuna’s Service Learning program offers high school students a unique opportunity during the school year to stay involved in the community through community service.
After successfully running the Youth CAN summer program for the past six years, Kizuna is looking to bring its high school programs to regional locations to keep students involved in their local communities during the school year. This first year will feature locations in the South Bay and in Orange County.
Service Learning empowers students to be change-makers in the community, learning concepts of community service and leadership through projects, initiatives, and events benefitting the community and the individual. The program centers around the preparation, involvement, and reflection on community service projects.
The program seeks to build a future for the Japanese American community through the development of a new generation of community leaders who are passionate, effective, and aware. Kizuna’s model of success is centered around developing well-rounded students with a strong self-identity that propels them in an increasingly complex world.
The program runs from Oct. 9, 2016 to Feb. 19, 2017, meeting approximately every other Sunday afternoon from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Over the course of 10 sessions, students will engage in the processes of assessment, planning, action, and reflection while planning their projects that address critical needs in the Japanese American community.
The Service Learning program is one of the several programs hosted by Kizuna, who seek to build a pipeline of leadership for the Japanese American community. Together, these programs offer a wide variety of learning experiences and ensure commitment from a next generation of youth.
For more information about the program, including how to apply online, visit www.kizuna-la.org. For additional questions, contact Craig Ishii at [email protected] or call (213) 973-4465.


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A healthy steamed oats idli recipes which is very nutritious and gives you the energy which is needed to kick start your day. Oats idli can be an ideal healthy breakfast option. Oats are very healthy for you as they are super rich in fibre and idlis are steamed. Veggies can also be added to the batter to make them more tasty and nutritious. The oats idli batter can be easily prepared at home using rolled oats, rawa, water, salt and baking soda. Oats idli is also a good instant option and there is no need for fermentation and these can be prepared in a jiffy. A great way to make this dish more appetising is to add a tadka or tempering of mustard seeds and curry leaves.
Take oats in a dry pan and roast it for few mins. Now cool it a little and powder it coarsely and set aside.
Take oats flour in a bowl, add in sooji, curd, water, carrots, chillies, curry leaves, coriander leaves and water. Mix well to get a thick batter.
Make seasoning by heating oil and crackling all ingredients given for seasoning. Let them sizzle for a min. Pour this over the batter and mix well.
Now add more water if the batter is too thick. It should be of pouring consistency.
Now add in eno fruit salt and mix well.
Grease a idli plate with oil. Pour ladleful of batter in each mould and steam it for 8 to 10 mins.
Once it is steamed, remove and let cool for 2 mins.
Now dip a spoon in water and slide under the idlies.
Serve this with any chutney of your choice.
I tried it today. N it's turnedv really good. Thanks for the recipe. However I mixed little of curds.
can I remove sooji from this recipe.. I just want oats in my recipe.
Thank you for the healthy recipe.
Enjoy this Instant Oats Idli Recipe dish from BetterButter!


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I love maikng homemade bread, and esp the NO Knead bread. The bottom half of my cloche cracked big time so I've been using my Lodge Dutch oven. The cloche is so convenient & I don't worry about ruining my D.O.
Although I have been baking bread for years I would love to win this cloche. I've never been able to get the crust like you illustrate due to baking in a cloche. Thank you.
We are passionate about our homemade bread...nothing like it!!
Oooooooo, a new baking goodie! Making bread, any bread, in a new way sounds like so much fun.
I'd love to try baking bread in a cloche!
Thanks for the bread baking tips.
This bread recipe looks delicious. I've enjoyed baking bread with this cookbook and made a beautiful loaf today.
I have tried baking bread many, many times but alas, seems if it doesn't come in a plastic bag with a twist tie, I'm just not eating it. Rats!! This may change my old ways. Hope so!
I love the idea of a cloche and the approach to baking the bread that you provided. Thank you.
Thanks for the great post!! The bread cloche sounds amazing!!
Have made your bread before and had it with your roasted pepper "sauce" and pasta. Would like to try the cloche for our next batch!
I've been making bread this way for years. It's so easy!
This sounds like the best thing since "sliced bread".
I'm going to have to make a lot more of this bread! I used 1 cup of sourdough starter instead of the yeast and left it in the fridge three days, knocking it down every morning. The finished loaf looks and tastes incredible—nice crust, great crumb: couldn't be better. Possibly the best part is the time: pull some dough out of the fridge, form the loaf and let it rise, and 30 minutes in the hot box. Three hours start to finish, most of it spent reading the latest murder mystery! What could be better?
I have been wanting one of these! I've been making the artisan no-knead bread on and off since your original post, so thanks for the update!
Have never tried bread baking in cast iron...sounds interesting, as does a bread cloche. What better way to enjoy your great bread recipe. Maybe I will have the opportunity to try both methods,.
Hi, I have been looking for an artisan bread recipe to try and here it is!!!! Will definitely try!!! Love home made breads!!!
If you have trouble finding a warm spot to put your dough for raising try popping it (peel and all) onto a heating pad set at low. Cover with a large inverted mixing bowl. Depending on your heating pad, you may want to prop the edge of the bowl up so things don't get too warm. In the winter our house is at about 14 degrees (58F) at night and we only take it up to 17 degrees (64F) or so during the day, which is a tad cool for raising bread. The heating pad works like a charm.
I am definitely going to try this recipe. The bread cloche looks like a great thing to make this yummy easy bread in. Thanks for sharing this update!
I love making no-knead bread!
I would love to try the artisan bread using a cloche. My husband and grandchild love homemade bread.
The bread clothe sounds like a great tool in my kitchen. I make bread all the time, so this can be really helpful.
Nothing better than home baked bread!!
What a wonderful addition this would make to my kitchen! Thanks!!
June 3, 2015 | Jodie F.
No-knead bread...yea! Bread cloche...double ..yea!! Many thanks to you for introducing me to both.
I always thought making bread was difficult and took many hours. This recipe is fantastic! I made it the first time you posted it so I can't wait to try the updated version. Thank you for all your recipes!!
I have never made bread and in my old age, I just might give it a shot! I have always been afraid of using yeast as I thought it made baking difficult. This recipe looks like I could do it---that is if I had the proper pan.
I've always used a Lodge enameled cast iron dutch oven for baking no knead bread. I'm intrigued by the idea of using the Bread Cloche. It would likely be lighter and easier lifting in and out of the oven!
It looks so good I think I can smell it!
Looking forward to trying this version of No Knead Bread!
I LOVE baking bread, this seems like a totally different technique!
I love baking bread and I would love to have one of these. Your bread looks delicious!
I have just discovered this site OMG! Thank YOU!
This Bread Cloche is lovely, and your bread looks fabulous! I've been making bread with a bread machine for years, but I've been wanting to try my hand at no-knead bread, and after reading your post, I think I'll be doing it soon. Thanks!
i love homemade bread. I can't wait to try the recipe.
There's nothing better than a slice of warm homemade bread! This recipe sounds great and I'll be trying it this weekend. Can't wait!
June 5, 2015 | Christine W.
Yumm!!! Pane!!!! There's nothing like good bread, good cheese and good wine!
I've been baking our sandwich bread , almost exclusively for 5 years. I bake dinner bread much less often, as. I can't get the crust right. My husband is French and picky about his baguette.
This sounds like my solution. I would LOVE to try it out!
June 7, 2015 | Susan L.
Happy to find your site! I have seen this on the Emerson Pottery web page. Would love to have one for baking bread. I'm sure it does a much better job than baking on just a tray.
Would love to win a bread cloche. Used to make a version of this style. but you had to knead it. Will definitely have to try this one out. Thanks for sharing the recipe. Nothing Like Real Homemade Bread!
June 7, 2015 | Elisa D.
Love homemade bread. Can't wait to try this recipe.
Baking bread is my favourite thing to cook. Your bread looks amazing. Thanks for sharing.

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This project consists of a daring and diverse collection of spaces, functions, materials, colours and textures.
This project consists of a daring and diverse collection of spaces, functions, materials, colours and textures. The project consists of two main zones, the pool area and dining area. The loggia is the focal point of the pool area, its walls and beams stretching into adjoining spaces ensuring no clear dichotomy between them. This unique integration of elements is most typified by the mosaic tile and wallpaper print.
The steel beams of the loggia stretch outside the pool area becoming a garden arbour that leads you to the dining pavilion. The shiplap timber clad pavilion is somewhat restrained in its composition to create a more formal dining environment.

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Many homeowners see the advantage of performing do-it-yourself projects around the house as a way to save money. Simple and complex projects can be performed by the homeowner in their effort to avoid hiring a professional. With just a simple basic knowledge and the ability to work with your hands, there are many things you can do around the home to add equity, and improve its functionality.
Most drains in the house can become clogged. This is often a result of debris and hair getting stuck in the drain line. Usually, the plunger in kitchen or bathroom sink, or the screen that covers the drain in the bathtub can be removed to gain access to the clog. Just a few simple steps can have the homeowner unclogging their own drain, and avoiding needing to hire a licensed plumber at great expense.
Access to the plunger in the bathroom sink is easy to reach. Simply open up the cabinet and look just below the bottom of the sink to the plunging component that moves the plunger up and down. It is likely screwed in by hand and can be quickly removed by unthreading the nut. Pull back the stem that moves the plunger up and down, and reach up in the sink to remove the plunger.
The plunger will usually be loaded with all types of loose hair and debris. Simply clean it and replace it back in the hole and thread the stem back in place. Make sure that the nut is back on tightly and that the plunger works freely as before.
To unplug the clogged bathtub drain, simply remove the screen that covers the drainpipe. Typically there will be clogged hair and debris that is collected at the site where the screw connects to the drainpipe. Use pliers or a screwdriver to remove the built-up debris and clogging hair and reattach the screen once it is cleared.
Unclogging the drainpipe in the kitchen is a little more challenging than the bathroom. Typically, the buildup of grease and other components will get caught at the bottom of the P-trap underneath the sink. Before getting started, collect a pipe wrench and a bucket along with a towel.
Place the bucket underneath the P-trap, or the area of the drainpipe where it turns directly underneath the sink. Some of the nuts that hold the P-trap in place are only hand tightened and require nothing more than backing off using fingers and thumbs. Others are tightened using a pipe wrench, and will require a pipe wrench to loosen them properly.
Once the threads have been backed off, the P-trap drops into the bucket along with the built-up water left in the sink. Simply drain out all of the clogged materials and built-up grease and reinstalled the P-trap exactly like it was before.
Unclogging a drain in the bathroom and kitchen is a home improvement project that can save the homeowner substantial amounts of money by not needing to hire a licensed plumber. It is one of the few home improvement projects that do not cost much, and provides a sense of accomplishment when done.


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The short answer is no, we can’t. Not yet anyway. The main problem with a question like this is that underneath the question is a statement. A statement that basically says that the Bible is only about saving people from hell. Christianity then, becomes nothing more than a one-way ticket through the narrow gate (Matt. 7:13–14). Few there be that find it, but it won’t be for a lack of witnessing and leaving tracts with the tip for the waiter. While we appreciate the zeal attached to such a view, it is completely short-sighted and bears no resemblance to the gospel of the New Testament.
We claim to be a “biblical worldview ministry.” That’s pretty generic nowadays. Almost any Christian ministry could, and often does, claim the same thing. But we take this moniker seriously; it’s more than a marketing device or a positioning cliché. It accurately sums up our mission at American Vision. We are viewed by some as an “eschatology” ministry, others believe we’re all about America’s Christian history, still others want to attach the scarlet letter of “T” to our headquarters (the dreaded “theocracy”), and yet another group thinks we’re a Christian “think-tank” concerned with current events and political parties. Interestingly, they’re all wrong. We’re none of these things. Usually what happens is that someone comes into contact with us because of things we’ve produced, written or said on one of these topics. This then becomes what the individual associates with being the “main thrust” of American Vision.
It is this very sort of compartmentalized thinking that we are trying to destroy, one reader, viewer, and listener at a time. The Christian worldview encompasses everything. There is no aspect of life that a follower of Christ can hope to leave untouched. The Reformers were clear that the Bible was clear about the noetic effects of sin. The Fall affected not only man’s heart in his relationship with his Creator, it also affected his mind. The Bible is filled with commands to immerse our minds with God’s Word. We are to “renew” our minds (Rom. 12:1–2) and “take every thought captive to the obedience of Christ” (2 Cor 10:5). If the gospel was only meant to be “believe on the Lord Jesus Christ,” many pages of papyrus were wasted needlessly. What does it mean to “believe?” Should we expect some sort of lifestyle change to follow a “profession of belief?” Can I still be a Christian and live like Baal? Why or why not?
These are “worldview” issues. This is why American Vision has information on so many topics and perspectives. A Christian is one who should be informed about all issues of life. Attempting to boil the Bible down to a two-sentence statement is a grave mistake. We deal with eschatology, history, biblical law, and current events because the Bible deals with these things. We can’t be pinned down as a niche ministry in any one area because all areas eventually overlap. Once you commit to “In the beginning God created,” prior beliefs will be found to be in direct conflict with the words of Scripture. A truly biblical worldview will “let God be found true, and every man a liar” (Rom. 3:4). Anything less is intellectual dishonesty at best, heresy at worst.
For this reason, we must address issues that we believe conflict with the Bible. In order to fulfill our calling as a “biblical worldview ministry,” we must call attention to and expose teachings the Bible can’t support. The epistles of Paul are filled with doctrinal correction. Jesus saved His harshest and most condemning words for the religious leaders. The biblical precedent is unmistakable: teaching error, even just a little is a dangerous thing. However, many people interpret an attack on someone’s ideas, beliefs, or teachings as an attack on the person himself. But this is not true. For instance, we will argue until sunset with Tim LaHaye in the area of eschatology, but we will be the first to applaud his work in the area of American history. In fact, LaHaye even quotes Gary DeMar favorably in Mind Siege, the worldview book that he co-authored with David Noebel.
But, we are also mindful of the practicality of certain debates. We don’t waste time trying to fight petty theological hair-splitting battles that only half of one percent understands anyway. Our call is to the pews and the people that occupy them. We realize that reformations begin with the people, not seminary professors. Our goal of “restoring America’s Christian foundation” will not happen without stepping on a few toes in the process. Hopefully though, bruised toes lead to open Bibles…and open Bibles to renewed minds…and renewed minds to biblical worldviews…and biblical worldviews to cultural reformation…and eventually, restoration.