Are you a start-up or a freelancer, growing or small Advertising agency, a service with an extensive presence or an established brand that needs a marketing solution for your company? Well search no further, because from just $99.95 to 399.95 USD a month, SEMrush has packages and plans designed for your size of business.
Designed for in-house marketers, start-ups and freelancers Using a low budget, this, $99.95/month plan, is the most elementary plan that gives you access to 28 advanced tools and features to enhance your advertising. It will only cost you 999.40 for a yearly subscription. By the On-Page SEO Checker to Organic Traffic Insights, from PPC Keyword Tool into Ad Builder and many other tools and features, this program provides you more than enough resources and features to offer you an edge over your competitors. While also letting, this plan gives you 3,000 daily reports One to use 5 endeavors, track 500 key words, crawl 100,000 pages and track 50 social media profiles. Permitting you to conduct your SEO, PPC (pay-per-click ) c aigns and Social Media Marketing for your company, this strategy provides you the'spying' possibility you need by supplying you with in-depth investigation and advice concerning your competitor's sources of traffic, social media results, and other applicable marketing-related info.
At $199.95 USD a month, this strategy is Acceptable for small And growing businesses and advertising and marketing agencies. You have the option of paying 1,999.40 upfront for an annual subscription. Aside from getting all of the tools and features that the Guru plan contains, the Guru program includes Historical data, reports that are trackable and elongated limits too. This plan supplies you with 5,000 daily reports along with a total of 50 jobs, 1,500 keywords to monitor, 300,000 pages to crawl along with the capacity to track 100 Social Media profiles.
This plan is designed for agencies, E-commerce projects, and Companies with a comprehensive web presence. Cost at $399.95 USD per month or $3,999.95 to get a yearly subscription, it provides you 10,000 reports daily while at the same time offering you a total of 200 Projects, 5,000 key words to track, 1,000,000 pages to crawl along with the capacity to monitor 300 Social Media profiles.
2. Site Audits and Keyword Research: SEMrush comes in handy When you have to check and compare the health status of your site'SEO-wise' alongside the sites of your opponents . SEMrush also has tips on emerging and upcoming keywords and no equal when it has to do with current keyword monitoring.
3. All-Under-One-Roof Tools: Whether it's SEO or articles Advertising, keyword research and Ad building, Multi-targeting and social networking tracking and posting, you name it, SEMrush has it under a single roof enabling some other firm and a freelancer to maximize their online marketing and competitive intelligence objectives.
4. Access to Actionable Data and Insight: With more than 3 Million users who search through 130 million and through 800 million keywords domain names from the SEMrush database, SEMrush owns a treasure trove of data that marketers and SEO experts may use to generate valuable insight and create actionable SEO and internet marketing strategies.
5. Get Using a regularly: to The Best of Search Engines Pages Updated database of more than 10 Million keywords sourced SEMrush is to make sure your site rankings higher and gets to the peak of the search engines results pages.
6. Easy to Understand Reports Customers, most of whom might not be SEO-savvy, SEMrush goes a very long way in ensuring the daily report that SEMrush provides to them are user-friendly and free of technical jargon.
2. Keyword Direction, Access ;: It may be hard sifting Through attempting to find specific keywords Million key words that the SEMrush database keeps and updates.
SEO advertising agencies and pros who deliver regular Reports to their customers may wish to have the reports branded using their graphics. SEMrush does not allow this at the moment.


What effect the courses and subjects I study in years 10 and 11 have on my choice of career?
Your choice of GCSE subjects will have some effect on what you can do in the future. However choosing subjects that suit you and your abilities is most important. If you have a career in mind you need to check out what subjects you might need. You can do that by looking up a career on our site.
If you do not have a career in mind – that's fine. Your school must offer you a broad and balanced choice so if you have the opportunity to choose between subjects go for a good balance. This will keep your career options open later on.
This site also has a wide range of leaflets on topics such as Careers with Maths, Art and Design after year 9. You can find these here. They are well worth checking out.
Why must I study certain subjects?
In years 10 and 11 you must study Maths, English, Science and Welsh. This usually means GCSEs, but these subjects will also be available at other levels e.g. entry level.
Skills in number and communicating are vital to help you progress at 16. English and maths are the subjects most often required for courses and careers. Doing as well as you possibly can in maths and English now will definitely improve your chances of getting a job or course later in life.
The world of work in is becoming more technical. Science helps you understand the world around you and teaches you very useful problem solving skills. Employers in particular regard these skills as really important. Many jobs require an understanding of science. Check out any career ideas you may have to find out if you need specific science subjects.
Many public organisations in Wales offer services in Welsh. If you would like to live and work in Wales a working knowledge of the Welsh language can be a great asset.
Help! My school is offering subjects and courses I have never heard of!
Then find out more! Ask subject teachers and your tutor for more information. There may be students in year 10 or 11 already studying these subjects – ask them what the subject is like. Check out your school web site - it may already have some information about subjects. If your school holds a year 9 options evening make sure you go along and find out what you can from subject teachers.
What subjects will I be able to do in my school?
Each school will offer a slightly different range of subjects and courses but you will be offered a wide and balance choice. You will be given a list of subjects and told what choices you can make. If this hasn't happened in your school yet ask your tutor when you will be getting more information. When you are given your options information make sure that you understand what you need to do and what choices you can make. Speak to your tutor or head of year if you are confused.
Use our Are you ready' checklist?
Your school will give you lots of help but get involved for yourself.
Can you get a green light in every section?
What are my options in Year 9?


This page does not look like the website you just left. This is the old website's adoption application. The new adoption application was developed using a popular WordPress plugin that worked perfectly during development, but started failing in the development environment just before roll out. The plugin developer provided an update that caused this application to fail. Therefore the GGRR website upgrade was rolled out with the old adoption application. I will replace the popular WordPress plugin with my own custom plugin to handle this application. The new application will be up shortly. In the meantime, please feel free to use this application. It looks a bit different than the website pages you were on to get here, but it IS the same website.
Your answers to the following questions will help Gateway Golden Retriever Rescue (GGRR) expedite the interview process. Please fill in the form below as completely as you can. Your answers will be automatically sent by email to the appropriate person who will call you to do a more in-depth telephone interview.
Please be patient. GGRR is an all volunteer organization and it may take several days to schedule the follow-up telephone interview. If nobody has contacted you within 7 days, please send an email to the GGRR Webmaster, or call the GGRR telephone number on this website's home page.
Be sure to re-read the Adopting A Golden webpage. You will be taken there after you submit your above answers. If you have any questions or concerns please let us know.
Once completed and submitted, a COPY of your application will be sent to you for your records.
If you need to contact us further, please use the Contact Us form.
Our Golden Retrievers MAY NOT BE GIVEN as gifts!
Please enter your telephone number with area code. If you are unable or unwilling to provide us with your telephone number, we will ignore your application and move on to the next application.
It is your responsibility to provide us with correct contact information. If you have additional phone numbers that you want us to try, please put them in the comments at the bottom of this application.
We will attempt to reach you 3 times. We will leave at least two messages. If you do not return our calls, we will move on to the next applicant.
Your email address will not be sold to or shared with any other organization.
A copy of your completed application will be sent to your email address.
Do you still have your pet?
*How did you hear about Gateway Golden Retriever Rescue?
*Is there anything else that you would like to tell us? Do you have any other comments?


text:
<template id="mood-box-template">

</template>

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
From journalist and author Sandy Tolan
About Ramallah Café
About Sandy Tolan
About Sandy's new book
Praise from Yo-Yo Ma, advanced reviews, and other early buzz for Children of the Stone
My new book, Children of the Stone: The Power of Music in a Hard Land, will launch in April, officially on April 21 with a talk at the downtown LA Public Library's ALOUD series, hosted by NPR's Kelly McEvers. A two-week national tour follows. We've received wonderful initial feedback so far, including "blurbs" from Yo-Yo Ma and Reza Aslan, and glowing reviews from Booklist and others. We've set up a page to keep track of tour details as well as other news about the book itself and the conversations it hopefully inspires. We do want to help change the conversation in this country about Palestine/Israel. I would love you to take a look, like the Facebook author page, and stay in touch. https://www.facebook.com/SandyTolanAuthor
Thanks for taking the time to peruse the quotes and reviews that are coming in — we're pretty honored and thrilled about it. And a special shout-out to my Bloomsbury editor, Kathy Belden, for her fantastic work on this book (and The Lemon Tree, too). Meantime, it would be great if you could like my author page. Hope to see you on the road! More here, or click through for a book description and comments from Yo-Yo Ma and others.
Children of the Stone
It is an unlikely story. Ramzi Hussein Aburedwan, a child from a Palestinian refugee camp, confronts an occupying army, gets an education, masters an instrument, dreams of something much bigger than himself, and then, through his charisma and persistence, inspires scores of others to work with him to make that dream real. The dream: a school to transform the lives of thousands of children—as Ramzi's life was transformed—through music.
Musicians from all over the world came to help. A violist left the London Symphony Orchestra, in part to work with Ramzi at his new school, Al Kamandjati. An aspiring British opera singer moved to the West Bank to teach voice lessons. Daniel Barenboim, the eminent Israeli conductor, invited Ramzi to join his West Eastern Divan Orchestra, which he founded with the late Palestinian intellectual, Edward Said. Since then the two have played together frequently. "Ramzi has transformed not only his life, his destiny, but that of many other people," Barenboim said. "This is an extraordinary collection of children from all over Palestine that have all been inspired and opened to the beauty of life."
Children of the Stone chronicles Ramzi's journey—from stone thrower to music student to school founder—and shows how through his love of music he created something lasting and beautiful in a land torn by violence and war. This is a story about the power of music, first, but also about freedom and conflict, determination and vision. It's a vivid portrait of life amid checkpoints and military occupation, a growing movement of nonviolent resistance, the prospects of musical collaboration across the Israeli–Palestinian divide, and the potential of music to help children everywhere see new possibilities for their lives.
Children of the Stone: The Power of Music in a Hard Land
Comments and review excerpts
In a world where so much popular fiction depicts life in a dystopian world, it is refreshing to have this non-fiction account that reflects one individual's belief in the power of music and culture to transform lives. Congratulations to Sandy Tolan for bringing us the story of Ramzi Hussein Aburedwan, his philosophy and his personal mission to make a difference. His story is proof of the famous words of Margaret Mead – "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."
-Yo-Yo Ma
Somewhere amidst the separation barriers and the countless checkpoints, the refugee camps and the demolished homes, the fruitless negotiations and endless conflict, there is a people yearning for a life of dignity and normalcy. You won't see them on TV or in many newspapers. But you will find them in Children of the Stone, Sandy Tolan's moving account of the dispossessed children of Palestine, and the transformative power that music has had in giving them meaning and reason for hope.
- Reza Aslan, author of No god but God and Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth
Children of the Stone is alive with compassion, hope and great inspiration. It is not necessary to believe in music's power to defeat evil in order to be enchanted by this wonderful story.
- Tom Segev, Israeli historian and author of One Palestine, Complete and The Seventh Million
Sandy Tolan, author of the celebrated Lemon Tree, has produced another gem on what is happening under the surface in Palestine. This time the theme is the the liberating potential of music. The book contains enthralling biographical trajectories of ordinary people fighting against the odds, like Ramzi the violist, Suhail the musical composer, Mariam the singer, Alá the aspiring violin student, Suraida the activist, who use music as an instrument of resistance and survival under military rule. Written in the style of investigative journalism, the book is riveting and uplifting, without skirting issues of contestation and controversy.
- Salim Tamari, Professor of Sociology, Bir Zeit University (West Bank) and author of Year of the Locust: An Soldier's Diary and the Erasure of Palestine's Ottoman Past.
Sandy Tolan's narrative artistry fuses the coming of age of a talented, ambitious, and fiercely dedicated musician with the story of Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories conquered in 1967. Ramzi Aburedwan's music is powerful – even more so when we understand it as a form of resistance to occupation. Humanizing Ramzi and other Palestinians by portraying them primarily as musicians working in a universal idiom is a major contribution to our understanding of who they are and essential to a political resolution of the conflict.
- Joel Beinin, Professor of Middle East History, Stanford University
A resolute, heart-rending story of real change and possibility in the Palestinian-Israeli impasse.
- Kirkus Reviews
Eye-opening…Tolan's exhaustive research and journalistic attention to detail shine through every page of this sweeping chronicle.
- Publisher's Weekly
The one I can't put down…
- Library Journal
Categories: Daily Life in a Land of Conflict
Stay connected with Ramallah Café by joining our email list.
Sandy Tolan
Are you in the club? Join our email list using the link below to stay up-to-date on Sandy's latest op-eds, speaking engagements and book-related events.
This page is devoted to author and journalist Sandy Tolan's latest acclaimed book CHILDREN OF THE STONE: The Power of Music in a Hard Land.
It was a rare, bold gesture by an Israeli toward the people of Iran: Daniel Barenboim, the famed conductor and co-founder, with Edward Said, of the West Eastern Divan Orchestra, made plans to bring the orchestra of the Berlin State Opera, which he directs, to perform a concert in Teheran. Barenboim, who features prominently in my new book, #Childrenofthestone, has not shied away from courageous personal gestures. Once, upon receiving the Wolf Prize for the Arts by Israel's Ministry of Education, he used the occasion to denounce Israel's occupation. Later, he accepted Palestinian citizenship. He is perhaps the only person to hold dual Israeli and Palestinian passports.
Predictably, the hard right in Israel (which is more and more the center), attacked Maestro Barenboim for daring to try to play music in Iran, accusing him of aiding and abetting the "delegitimization" campaign against Israel. Undaunted, he went forward with his plans. But then he ran into another group of hardliners -- the Iranian kind. They prevailed, and Barenboim was denied entry into Iran. Thus did hardliners in Israel and Iran (not to mention in the U.S. congress) effectively join hands in their successful bid to ruin a chance for soaring cultural diplomacy. Imagine if Barenboim had been allowed in on his Palestinian passport. Either way - a genuine opportunity lost. http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/world/middleeast/article4542619.ece
Iran and Israel unite to silence Barenboim | The Times
In a rare moment of unity, Iranian and Israeli hardliners have foiled plans by Daniel Barenboim to take a top German orchestra to Tehran
Anita Craig, Delia Keir and 21 others like this.
Lillian Wright
May Barenboim continue all his effort; he's a great man, conductor and director. (and now Palestinian!) (saw him recently here with the West Eastern Divan Orchestra here in London at the Proms.)
2 - 4 years 4 months ago
Janice Hayden
Thanks for sharing. A lost opportunity. FYI, I know of others with Israeli and Palestinian citizenship: the Samaritans living on Mount Gerizim near Nablus.
Perhaps the most disturbing cost of the #irandeal lies not in the concessions that US and European negotiators allegedly made, but in the sharply increased impunity given Israel in the land-seizing and violence it visits on Palestinians under #occupation. In recent weeks during the Obama administration's fierce lobbying for the deal, the president and others have sought to assure certain Israel supporters that "sometimes even families argue." Clearly the administration doesn't want to "expend more political capital," in the Beltway lexicon, challenging Israel over its treatment of Palestinians.
Hence the unintended consequences of the #irandeal: An even freer hand for Israel's land-grabbing policies, and to advocate for greater violence against stone-throwing protestors. And much of this facilitated by the U.S., with "increased US military, intelligence, and security cooperation with Israel to their highest levels ever," as promised by John Kerry.
Already the stone-throwing Palestinian protestors, some as young as 14, face up to 20 years in prison. Now the prime minister of Israel suggests he will implement a policy to give soldiers a free hand to shoot those protestors to death.
Who will stand up to this?
http://www.businessinsider.com/netanyahu-threatens-to-shoot-young-palestinian-stone-throwers-2015-9
Netanyahu threatens to shoot young Palestinian stone-throwers
In July, Israel's parliament already imposed penalties of up to 20 years in prison for people throwing rocks at vehicles.
Katherine Hughes-Fraitekh, Shar Barron and 8 others like this.
Cynthia McKinnon
Stand up to them by reducing the obscene amount of money, military materials and logistical support we provide? Israel is not sensitive to international condemnation concerning these actions. What actions can we take?
Raymond Deane
The "family" image is a useful and suggestive one.
A thoughtful review of #childrenofthestone in Electronic Intifada https://electronicintifada.net/content/everyone-really-equal-beethoven-symphony/14777
Is everyone really equal before a Beethoven symphony?
electronicintifada.net
Biography of Palestinian musician deals with the thorny relationship between art and conflict.
Suzanne Arendt, Janessa Gans Wilder and 4 others like this.
Patti Bitker Golan
Excellent review on many levels.
Jimmy Carter has come to the conclusion that many of us who have traveled to Palestine for many years have also determined: Israel is not interested in a two-state solution. The reality on the ground is one state -- some with rights, others without. Netanyahu, says the former president, "does not now and has never sincerely believed in a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine," and accused him of deciding "early on to adopt a one-state solution, but without giving them [the Palestinians] equal rights."
read more: http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/1.671056
Carter: Zero chance for Israeli-Palestinain two-state solution - Diplomacy and Defense
Netanyahu decided 'early on to adopt a one-state solution, but without giving the Palestinians equal rights,' former U.S. president accuses in interview.
Mary Burnham like this.
Sharing this wonderful review of #childrenofthestone, just published, in The Journal of Music (Ireland): "Readers of this magisterial book can make up their own minds, as Tolan presents every side of the argument sympathetically. Children of the Stone is both novelistic and scholarly... Those seeking a human interest story will find the book inspiring; simultaneously and effortlessly they will absorb a crash course in Israeli/Palestinian history, a history that involves all of us because of our governments' failure to act decisively in the interests of #peace and #justice."
Correction: This post had earlier characterized "The Journal of Music" as a UK-based publication in error.
A Musical Intifada | The Journal of Music
journalofmusic.com
The Magazine of Musical Life
Sunni Khalid, Kim Morock and 14 others like this.
Eric Culver
i always knew you were magesterial
My op-ed for Salon on Senator Chuck Schumer's opposition to Barack Obama's #Iran deal. Is the self-described guardian of Israel risking his leadership because he believes God speaks through him?
Divine inspiration or pure politics: What's behind Charles Schumer's opposition to Obama's Iran deal
Is the self-described guardian of Israel risking his leadership because he believes God speaks through him?
Michael Dabroski, Fabián González and 2 others like this.
Now up on LA Times, my piece about the arson attack in Duma, West Bank.
http://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-tolan-duma-killing-as-outgrowth-of-israeli-policy-20150805-story.html#panel=comments
Israeli policies sparked the deadly Duma fire
latimes.com
Friday's horrific arson attack on a Palestinian home by suspected Israeli extremists, in which an 18-month-old Palestinian toddler was burned to death, was, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared, "a terrorist crime." What he did not say was that the attack on the Dawabshe f…
Yamila Shannan, Joe Ahearn and 1 other like this.
Now on public radio's Performance Today. Ramzi Aburedwan and yours truly, on Children of the Stone.
http://www.yourclassical.org/programs/performance-today/episodes/2015/08/04
yourclassical.org
Raymond Deane, Samera Sood and 9 others like this.
By US Website Designers
Articles and Commentary
Are Clinton and Sanders really all that different on Israel/Palestine?
Beholden: Prodded by Millennials, Bernie Sanders Reboots the Conversation on Israel and Palestine
Beholden: A Kiss Was Just A Kiss: Hillary Clinton's March to the Hard Right on Israel
Israel/Palestine: What Would a President #Trump Do?
We blew it after 9/11. We're blowing it again after Paris
Our media's context-free zone: "There is much more alarm when Israelis rather than Palestinians are dying"
Daily Life in a Land of Conflict
The "Knife Intifada" Context: The Incredible Shrinking Palestine
Tolan on 'hope and dignity' amidst Israel's military occupation
Tolan's 'Children of the Stone' paints an honest devastating portrait of life under occupation
The Journal of Music (Ireland): A Musical Intifada
Ramzi Aburedwan and Sandy Tolan on "Performance Today" with Fred Child
In Palestine, A Child Of Violence Becomes A Music Educator
Al-Jazeera English
Friends of Open House
Informed Comment, Juan Cole
Institute for Middle East Understanding
Lobelog Foreign Policy
Rootless Cosmopolitan
Sandy Tolan reports and comments frequently about Palestine and Israel. He is the author of The Lemon Tree: An Arab, A Jew, and the Heart of the Middle East (2006, Bloomsbury), which has earned numerous honors and has been published in five languages. He writes frequently for Salon, the Christian Science Monitor and Al-Jazeera English. Sandy and colleagues are currently at work on a 12-part series on global food security and hunger for the U.S. public radio program, Marketplace. Sandy is associate professor at the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism at USC in Los Angeles.
Ramallah Cafe
Designed by Catherine Cloutier — Powered by Wordpress.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
A step forward in the fight to defeat rotavirus
October 10, 2019 by PATH
Ghana Diarrheal Disease Zambia Vaccines Malawi India
Health worker Gladys Wambu fills a syringe from a vaccine vial. Health workers like Gladys will play a critical role in delivering rotavirus vaccines to the children who need them most. PATH/Wendy Stone
A new type of rotavirus vaccine may protect even more kids from rotavirus and the severe and deadly dehydration it can cause.
Rotavirus vaccines are lifesavers. Since they first became available, rotavirus disease in young children has declined dramatically, particularly among infants less than a year of age. Countries around the globe have seen dramatic reductions in rotavirus deaths and hospitalizations following vaccine introduction, and nearly 100 countries have introduced rotavirus vaccines into their routine childhood immunization programs so far.
Yet, even with all the progress we've made, rotavirus still remains the leading cause of diarrheal disease, responsible for an estimated 215,000 deaths every year among children under 5. While nearly every child is at risk of rotavirus infection regardless of where they live, 90 percent of rotavirus deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries. A more affordable vaccine that works even better in high-burden populations could drastically reduce rotavirus diarrhea and increase access in the places where the disease takes the largest toll.
A more affordable vaccine that works even better in high-burden populations could increase access and drastically reduce rotavirus diarrhea.
While the currently available live, oral rotavirus vaccines are safe, effective, and making a huge impact where they have been introduced, they don't perform as well in the countries that need them the most. Data suggest that the efficacy for these vaccines is around 50 percent in Asian and African countries that experience the highest burden, compared to upwards of 85 percent in places like the United States and Western Europe. Yet it is precisely these children in high burden areas—who are most at risk for severe disease and most likely to be without access to the urgent medical treatment required to care for them should they fall sick—that depend on the lifesaving protection from rotavirus vaccines most of all. We want to protect all children, which is why we've been working on developing a new type of rotavirus vaccine, called a non-replicating rotavirus vaccine (NRRV), that may work even better for children in Africa and Asia.
Unlike the oral vaccines, NRRVs are given by injection, potentially overcoming the factors scientists think are responsible for the lower efficacy seen in high-burden settings by bypassing the child's gut. Our hope is that this approach will provide superior protection to children in these settings, who are the most vulnerable to the devastating consequences of rotavirus.
A promising step forward
To answer this question, we are evaluating an NRRV candidate, called trivalent P2-VP8, in a Phase 3 clinical study to determine if it protects infants in African and Asian settings from severe rotavirus disease. This pivotal study, which is being conducted with partners in Zambia, Ghana, Malawi, and India, will provide us with key data on vaccine efficacy and safety in the parts of the world where rotavirus hits hardest. Once completed, we will know how well the study vaccine works to prevent rotavirus compared to a licensed oral vaccine. This study is an important step before the vaccine can be licensed and made available to the communities that need it the most. Additionally, through the efforts of our commercial partner SK bioscience to optimize the manufacturing process, the vaccine candidate is expected to be even more affordable than the currently available oral rotavirus vaccines, potentially facilitating uptake and freeing up funds for other health priorities. If successful, this vaccine could be a new game-changing tool in our arsenal to defeat rotavirus, potentially saving many more lives and letting kids grow up healthy and strong so that they can reach their full potential.
If successful, this new vaccine could be a game-changing tool in our arsenal to defeat rotavirus.
Moving the Needle e-newsletter
Immunization Matters e-newsletter
PATH Vaccine Resource Library website
DefeatDD website
Center for Vaccine Innovation and Access
The democratic virus and its major weakness – vaccines
Would you buy a vaccine for a disease you'd never heard of?
Inconvenient or deadly? When health is a question of access


Heat a little oil in a wok or fairly large pan. Sauté the celery and chives, cut into 1 cm pieces, until glossy. Add the seafood and stir-fry for a minute more. Add the sherry, fish paste and sour cream, stir and reduce the heat. Simmer for a few minutes, taking care not to overcook the seafood or it will be tough. Add the lemon rind and juice and season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve immediately.


2019-02-11 12:29:22 Discuss You've probably heard that blockchain technology is going to revolutionize the Banking sector and also take the power away from Central Banks. In reality, Blockchain is being adopted by the very central banks it was meant to displace - in a future where ledger technology disrupts finance as we know it. Today, we are exploring some of the beneficial implications that the technology has to offer financial institutions. The idea & hype behind central bank issuing out a national back Cryptocurrency has led to pondering as to whether governments are keen on issuing out a digital version of a national currency or implement the technology to streamlines certain processes.
Share this content on social media: Related crypto assets include ION. Have a look at cryptodigestnews.com for more.
Share this content on social media: These assets may interest you XCG, CAG. Check out cryptodigestnews.com for more from this source.


text:
Oracle Linux 6 : thunderbird (ELSA-2013-0982)
The remote Oracle Linux host is missing a security update.
From Red Hat Security Advisory 2013:0982 :
An updated thunderbird package that fixes several security issues is now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and 6.
The Red Hat Security Response Team has rated this update as having important security impact. Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) base scores, which give detailed severity ratings, are available for each vulnerability from the CVE links in the References section.
Mozilla Thunderbird is a standalone mail and newsgroup client.
Several flaws were found in the processing of malformed content.
Malicious content could cause Thunderbird to crash or, potentially, execute arbitrary code with the privileges of the user running Thunderbird. (CVE-2013-1682, CVE-2013-1684, CVE-2013-1685, CVE-2013-1686, CVE-2013-1687, CVE-2013-1690)
It was found that Thunderbird allowed data to be sent in the body of XMLHttpRequest (XHR) HEAD requests. In some cases this could allow attackers to conduct Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks.
Timing differences in the way Thunderbird processed SVG image files could allow an attacker to read data across domains, potentially leading to information disclosure. (CVE-2013-1693)
Two flaws were found in the way Thunderbird implemented some of its internal structures (called wrappers). An attacker could use these flaws to bypass some restrictions placed on them. This could lead to unexpected behavior or a potentially exploitable crash.
Red Hat would like to thank the Mozilla project for reporting these issues. Upstream acknowledges Gary Kwong, Jesse Ruderman, Andrew McCreight, Abhishek Arya, Mariusz Mlynski, Nils, Johnathan Kuskos, Paul Stone, Boris Zbarsky, and moz_bug_r_a4 as the original reporters of these issues.
Note: All of the above issues cannot be exploited by a specially crafted HTML mail message as JavaScript is disabled by default for mail messages. They could be exploited another way in Thunderbird, for example, when viewing the full remote content of an RSS feed.
All Thunderbird users should upgrade to this updated package, which contains Thunderbird version 17.0.7 ESR, which corrects these issues.
After installing the update, Thunderbird must be restarted for the changes to take effect.
Update the affected thunderbird package.
https://oss.oracle.com/pipermail/el-errata/2013-June/003547.html
File Name: oraclelinux_ELSA-2013-0982.nasl
Family: Oracle Linux Local Security Checks
CPE: p-cpe:/a:oracle:linux:thunderbird, cpe:/o:oracle:linux:6
Required KB Items: Host/local_checks_enabled, Host/OracleLinux, Host/RedHat/release, Host/RedHat/rpm-list
Metasploit (Firefox onreadystatechange Event DocumentViewerImpl Use After Free)
CVE: CVE-2013-1682, CVE-2013-1684, CVE-2013-1685, CVE-2013-1686, CVE-2013-1687, CVE-2013-1690, CVE-2013-1692, CVE-2013-1693, CVE-2013-1694, CVE-2013-1697


text:
McCampbell, David
Rank and organization: Commander, U.S. Navy, Air Group 15. Place and date: First and second battles of the Philippine Sea, 19 June 1944. Entered service at: Florida. Born: 16 January 1 910, Bessemer, Ala. Other Navy awards: Navy Cross, Silver Star, Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross with 2 Gold Stars, Air Medal.
Citation... For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty as commander, Air Group 15, during combat against enemy Japanese aerial forces in the first and second battles of the Philippine Sea. An inspiring leader, fighting boldly in the face of terrific odds, Comdr. McCampbell led his fighter planes against a force of 80 Japanese carrier-based aircraft bearing down on our fleet on 19 June 1944.
Striking fiercely in valiant defense of our surface force, he personally destroyed 7 hostile planes during this single engagement in which the outnumbering attack force was utterly routed and virtually annihilated. During a major fleet engagement with the enemy on 24 October, Comdr. McCampbell, assisted by but l plane, intercepted and daringly attacked a formation of 60 hostile land-based craft approaching our forces. Fighting desperately but with superb skill against such overwhelming airpower, he shot down 9 Japanese planes and, completely disorganizing the enemy group, forced the remainder to abandon the attack before a single aircraft could reach the fleet. His great personal valor and indomitable spirit of aggression under extremely perilous combat conditions reflect the highest credit upon Comdr. McCampbell and the U.S. Naval Service.


text:
Q: LoopJ AndroidAsyncHttp and Persistent cookie store Inside my service I run this code:
public class MainService extends Service {
....
....

  CookieManager mCookieManager = CookieManager.getInstance();
  CookieSyncManager mCookieSyncManager = CookieSyncManager.createInstance(mContext);
  if (mCookieSyncManager != null) {
     mCookieSyncManager.sync();
  }

  AsyncHttpClient myClient = new AsyncHttpClient();
  PersistentCookieStore myCookieStore = new PersistentCookieStore(mContext);
  myClient.setCookieStore(myCookieStore);
  myClient.setUserAgent("my service");

  myClient.get("http://example.com/mypage/", new AsyncHttpResponseHandler() {
    ...
  }
  ...
...
}

When I check my webserver logs, I can see cookies exists in request headers.
But these cookies are old cookies.
I also run this AndroidAsyncHttp code from an Activity. Same old cookies are sent.
But when I print out current cookies in my WebView, I see new cookies.
How can I send WebView's cookies with AndroidAsyncHttp ?

A: Clear cookie before set the cookie
myCookieStore.clear();

In my experience I don't need that CookieManager.
I only use this.
AsyncHttpClient myClient = new AsyncHttpClient();
PersistentCookieStore myCookieStore = new PersistentCookieStore(mContext);
// clear cookie to make the fresh cookie, to ensure the newest cookie is being send
myCookieStore.clear();
// set the new cookie
myClient.setCookieStore(myCookieStore);
myClient.get("http://example.com/mypage/", new AsyncHttpResponseHandler() {
...
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Pop-Music.com
Pop Music's Home Page
Category Archives: Alicia Keys
Alicia Keys And Mother Enjoy Their Time In Barbados
Posted on 24 January, 2005 by admin
The Saturday Sun of Barbados caught up with Alicia Keys' mother and personal assistant Terri Augello while the singer of hits like Karma and Fallin' took part in a photo session on Payne's Bay beach last Friday morning.
"It's beautiful here and we like it very much," Terri Augello remarked.
Meanwhile, Alicia Keys is in the West Indies to headline the Barbados Jazz Festival.
Posted in Alicia Keys	| Tagged Alicia Keys	| Leave a reply
Alicia Keys And Her Karma Video
The video to Karma has just been released and it sure looks like it's Alicia Keys' most expensve video to date. The colours. The exotic locations. The New York subway platforms…
Am especially loving the purple/pink piano but that's a different story altogether.
Watch the video here.
Alicia Keys Films Karma
Posted on 21 September, 2004 by admin
Karma will be the next single from the Alicia Keys' album, The Diary of Alicia Keys.
According to Canada's National Post, Alicia has recently wrapped filming for the music video, which was shot in two locations.
Some of Karma was filmed in the Dominican Republic. The other part was shot in her hometown, New York.
The soulful Falling star said the video shoot allowed her to fulfill "a fantasy I've always wanted to live out and that is me playing the piano on the subway platform."
Alicia Keys, Usher To Perform At World Music Awards
Posted on 3 September, 2004 by admin
Alicia Keys, Usher, Kanye West and Celine Dion will perform at this year's World Music Awards 2004.
Josh Groban will also take to the stage.
In the past, the World Music Awards were held in Monte Carlo but this year the show is relocating to Las Vegas, USA.
The World Music Awards airs live on September 15 on the ABC network.
Alicia Keys Works Hard In Studio For Album No 2
Alicia Keys wrote a journal update on her official site the other day updating fans on her forthcoming album, and the tough work that has gone along with it.
The multiple Grammy winner said, "You know I've been in the studio for about 2 months straight and it just gets better and better. This album is something special. I can FEEL it… But being there for 2 months, 6 days a week, 14 hours a day, can lead you to a need for a day of some straight chilling!"
"Which leads me to right now as I'm in the bed, lights low, covers up to my chin, 2 books on the side of me and bout to have a movie marathon! All alone in a room and loving it!"
Reportedly, Alicia's full length follow-up is expected to fall later this year or early 2004. Ijn the meantime, you can check out her official cyberhome below http://www.aliciakeys.net
Alicia Keys Says New LP Will Have Everything For Everybody
Posted on 4 February, 2003 by admin
Roger Friedman of Fox News was on hand for Clive Davis' party that was thrown for the lovely Alicia Keys on last Wednesday night.
Roger says Alicia "has not changed since I first met her two years ago. She still seems largely unaffected by fame and is natural and friendly as ever."
And when asked about influences on her new album, Alicia of hits like 'Falling' revealed, "There's going to be everything for everybody! I've been through so much and had so many influences while I was touring. You'll see."
She says that the new album is due sometime before the 30th of September which means that she plans to meet the Grammys' deadline.
Alicia Keys To Act In Disney Film
She may be best known as a soul songstress, but Alicia Keys is now planning to launch herself as an actress.
According to reports in the US, the singer is to star in a new Disney 'tear-jerker' which her manager Jeff Robinson has written.
"It's a little bit of Sparkle, a little bit of Lady Sings the Blues" Jeff told mtv.com. "A lot of people don't know that she's been acting longer than she's been doing music. Her mother is an actress."
Alicia, who's currently touring the UK, is expected to star shooting the film early next year.
Alicia Keys Says She's Pressurized To Be Sexy
Alicia Keys says the pressure she is under to be sexy makes her sick. The singer says she is constantly fighting with her stylists over the clothes they try and make her wear. And she reckons its a shame that people put appearance before talent.
"See, the amount of pressure I'm under to look good and to be an object of desire is really sickening" she said to reporters.
"I fight against it by saying 'No, goddammit, I won't wear that' and 'No, I won't do that.'"
"And I'll probably have to keep doing this because people try to make you into what they want you to be."
But the singer admits that her appearance has had a role to play in her huge success.
"If I weighed 23 stone and just had a tuft of hair on the right side of my head then people probably wouldn't be as willing to listen to what I have to say. It's true that people look at your appearance before anything else. And I think that's a real shame."
What Alicia Key's Lousy Concert Worth
You would think that by having a great and successful-selling album that's capable of wining 5 Grammys would automatically make you a great performer. Never thought I'd have to say this about her but the above's apparently not the image meant for the uber cool Alicia Keys.
At Jones Beach a couple of weeks ago, Alicia Keys offered an irregular show that lacked focus and couldn't maintain momentum. The show was so choreographed and scripted that the R&B sensation, whom in my opinion is a very gifted artist, seemed very bored, which translated into smug insincerity under the lights.
It's been reported that Alicia being bored was noticeable by all in the crowd quite early on, when she performed Prince's 'How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore?'
In this overextended cover, Alicia tried to muster the angry emotions of a woman scorned, but it appears that she's told this story one too many times, and the words now sound as if they are being sung by rote.
Even when she laughed during the show, it sounded like a rehearsed, scripted "ha ha ha", rather than the spontaneous giggle a 21 year old would erupt in if there was actually something to laugh about.
With only one album to her credit, her songbook is understandably extremely limited, which might just explain why she gave at least 20 minutes up out of a 90 minutes gig to costume changes.
Alicia Keys Among Others Honoured At The EMMAs
Alicia Keys and So Solid Crew were among the stars honoured during this year's ritzy Ethnic Multicultural Media Awards (EMMAs), which took place in London on the 30th of May.
So Solid Crew, the 30-strong garage collective came away from the top awards ceremony with the Best British Music Act gong, their third major accolade. Over the past year, the '21 Seconds' hitmakers have also scooped a Brit and MOBO Award as well.
Alicia Keys was labeled the Best International Music Act.
Other Asian sensations and black stars who were credited during the annual awards festival included Oscar-winners, Halle Berry and Denzel Washington, the team behind spoof BBC TV chatshow 'The Kumars at No. 42', EastEnders star Rudolph Walker, who plays Patrick Trueman in the soap, and newsreader Moira Stewart.
Steps – Adding the pop back into pop music
Mariah is Triumphant
Photographs from The Diamond Jubilee concert
Kylie, Paul McCartney, Elton John Get Ready For The Jubilee
Rihanna shares her Hawaiin holiday snaps
3LW
3rd Edge
Adriana Evans
Alex Parks
Bellefire
Blazin Squad
Darius Danesh
Deeyah
Destinys Child
Ed Case
Ellements
Faye Tozer
Gareth Gates
H And Claire
Hear'Say
Isyss
Jennifer Ellison
Kim Sozzi
Libertines
Liberty X
LovHer
Mis Teeq
Mousse T
Ms Dynamite
O Town
Off Limitz
Oppera
Oxide And Neutrino
Priya Thomas
Reelists
Remy Shand
Rik Waller
S Club
S Club Juniors
Sarah Whatmore
Scott Cain
Sean Escoffery
Sharissa
Smoke 2 Seven
Splender
Swirl 360
The Malfated
The Swinging Laurels
Uncle Kracker
Velvet Empire


Disc golf has become an increasingly popular activity among students at Southern Arkansas University. A Mulerider Disc Golf Team has been established, and an 18-hole course has been created on the campus.
The team boasts 16 male players and eight females, said Bolick, who serves as team captain. The women's team was established only within the past month, said Peeks.
Hunter had already played in several tournaments by the time he arrived at SAU, and Bolick said the team is practicing now to qualify for a conference tournament in Russellville, Arkansas, on Nov. 11. The team hit the course recently to practice despite unusually high winds, leading to much discussion about how to properly throw in tailwinds, headwinds and crosswinds. The game is played exactly the same as golf, with each four-man team, or "card," teeing-off in front of the Greek Theatre and winding their way across campus to each hole.
Obstacles include trees, shrubbery, and the duck pond, which can lead to players getting wet if they have to wade in to retrieve errant discs. "The holes loop around behind the pond and the intramural area. It can take about two hours to play," Bolick said.


text:
'Outpouring' of support helps Knights aid disabled adults in Jamaica
By Gerald Korson, CNS
A bar on a beach in Jamaica. (Credit: Pixabay.)
In late January, a 40-foot shipping container filled with a very special payload set sail for the Caribbean island of Jamaica, courtesy of the Knights of Columbus of Council 5295 in Narragansett, Rhode Island.
The payload: $55,000 worth of new and gently used clothing, construction materials, building supplies and adult diapers destined for Jacob's Ladder, an orphanage for adults with disabilities. The container arrived in Jamaica the early part of February and was delivered to Mustard Seed the week of Feb. 10.
And the Narragansett Knights are planning another "fill the container" drive for Jacob's Ladder this summer.
Part of the Mustard Seed Communities network, the residence is situated on 150 hilly acres in rural Moneague, Jamaica, some 40 miles from the capital city of Kingston. It houses adult residents who are disabled and have been abandoned by their families — individuals who otherwise would be homeless and living on the streets. Jacob's Ladder currently serves 100 permanent residents, but has plans to eventually house 400.
In Jamaica, there are no governmental or private facilities to take care of individuals with mental and physical disabilities after they reach 18 years of age — hence the "adult orphanage" status.
Jacob's Ladder turns away no one. Presently there are about 100 residents with physical or intellectual disabilities, with additional adults on a waiting list.
Each spring, the Narragansett Knights usually visit the residential home to assist with the construction and expansion of the facility. In preparation for this year's visit, they arranged a donation drive to collect the necessary building materials along with clothing and other goods.
The drive was a major success. Over the course of the first three weeks of January, Council 5295 collected 3,100 pieces of adult clothing, some 11,750 adult diapers, and a large haul of tools and building materials donated by Pariseault Builders in Warwick, Rhode Island.
The shipping container was picked up from the parking lot of St. Thomas More Church in Narragansett and transported to a ship in the Port of Newark, New Jersey, which left there and headed for the Port of Kingston, arriving in early February.
But the Knights had to cancel their spring mission trip to Jamaica, because of the coronavirus pandemic hitting in March. But the group, which has been going to Jacob's Ladder for many years, plans to go next March.
Jacob's Ladder, the only facility of its kind in Jamaica, is quite an undertaking. The residents operate three watershed systems that provide irrigation for an expanse of greenhouses, farmland, an orchard and a lumber forest covering more than 120 acres in all.
"We grow sweet potato, corn, sweet peppers, cho cho (a small green squash), yam cocoa, pineapple, escallion, pumpkin, calaloo, pak choi, scotch bonnet peppers and grass for animals," said Deacon Paul Dunn, director of Jacob's Ladder. The agroforestry system includes food trees such as naseberry, breadfruit and ackee along with the lumber trees.
"Excess produce is sold to staff members and the market," Dunn said, "and (earnings) are used to purchase other goods and services we cannot provide for ourselves."
Mustard Seed Communities, the network that includes Jacob's Ladder, was founded in 1978 by Msgr. Gregory Ramkissoon in response to the abandonment of children with disabilities on sidewalks, empty lots and in some cases, trash cans by families on the streets of Jamaica. Jacob's Ladder is one of 13 residential care facilities operated by Mustard Seed in Jamaica, and Jamaica is among five nations served by the mission.
Larry DeMichele, program manager for Council 5295, was thrilled with the results of the drive to assist Jacob's Ladder.
"The outpouring of support from the local community was unbelievable," DeMichele said. "We were able to stuff a 40-foot-long shipping container with 19,277 pounds of collected items — truly unbelievable. We are very thankful for all of the support provided by everyone."
Fellow Knight Cliff Tyler said in a June 12 email: "We are in the planning stages for another 'fill the container' drive this summer to continue our ongoing support of Jacob's Ladder. At the moment, this drive will be focused on filling a 20-foot shipping container mostly of adult diapers and clothing. Both of these items are desperately needed by the residents there."
Peru's bishops offer to mediate amid violence, political crisis
Amid violence and political crisis, Peru's bishops appeal for calm
Prison ministers in Brazil defend visits to demonstrators, claim many were 'used'
In Brazil, Benedict XVI's legacy inevitably becomes political


Before the sun set on first day of 2013, the Southern California sportfishing community lost one of its most respected and beloved leaders. During an annual celebration surrounded by his friends and family, Bill Hideo Miyagawa, Sr., President of Zuker Lures, succumbed to a massive heart attack.
Son of Kiyoshi Miyagawa (95 years of age) and the late Mary Miyagawa, Bill Miyagawa, Sr. was born July 12, 1944, in a Japanese Relocation Camp in Northern California and grew up in East Los Angeles. He first began fishing in 1956 at the age of 12 out of Pierpoint Landing. Later, he became a cook on the sportfishing boats, Holiday and America.
After his marriage to Diana, he joined her family's business, "Harbor Fish Market" in Oceanside, California, eventually assuming the responsibility for the family's commercial fishing boats. He continued on in this position until 1981 when he joined Zuker's Trolling Lure Manufacturing Business.
By 1984 he had become a focal point on the Gambler's fishing crew and tournament team, which won the Catalina Gold Cup that same year. Over the years he enjoyed competing as one of the crew on Team Gambler and won numerous billfish tournaments.
In addition to pursuing his passion for the tournaments, Bill continued to find time to fish the iron for barracuda, yellowtail and white seabass with his ever-growing circle of fishing friends.
Bill was always a willing mentor when asked questions by other anglers. He was generous with his time and an asset to the fishing community.
"The things I will always remember about Bill Miyagawa — his love and relationship with his family and the special bond that he and his son, Billy, had. He was ALWAYS smiling… even when something turned sour, he could shrug it off and turn it into a positive," Capt. Steve Lassley wrote about the late Miyagawa.
While his interest in sportfishing was well known, he was also devoted to his church, volunteering often to cook at their events. Famous for his smoked fish, he also enjoyed cooking Yakisoba and fish tacos for friends and family at his home. In addition, he was an ardent supporter of local high school sports.
Miyagawa is survived by his wife Diana Dale Miyagawa who he married in 1969, his two children, Bill, Jr. and daughter Mieko, along with three grandchildren, his father, Kiyoshi, his brother, Donald and several nieces, nephews and extended family. His mother, Mary Miyagawa, sister Norma Diaz and brother Richard Miyagawa preceded him in death.
Friends and family will be welcomed from 4 to 7 p.m. on Friday, January 11, 2013 for an informal gathering (shorts and flip flops are encouraged) at the North Coast Church of Vista, California, located at 2405 N. Santa Fe Avenue, Vista, CA 92084. Ashes will be scattered at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Friends of Rollo in Bill's honor (rollokids.com) or a charity of your choice.


text:
Tim Hagans (Daytonality Improvisation) 1
PURCHASE BOTH VIDEOS IN THIS SERIES AT A DISCOUNT HERE!
Purchase Type Choose an optionBundleRentalPurchaseUpgrade
SKU: N/A Categories: Horns, Videos
Artist: Tim Hagans
Description: In part one (1 of 2) of this "Daytonality" improvisation masterclass series, acclaimed trumpeter Tim Hagans gives you some insight into his unique and exciting style. Tim discusses and demonstrates how to freely create melodies, make emotional note choices, creatively solo and more. If you want a refreshing perspective on improvisation, this masterclass is for you. NOTE: You can purchase both videos in this series at a discount here!
Topics Covered: Trumpet, Improvisation, Artistic Statements, Making Melodies, Playing Free, Chromatic Improvisation, Developing Your Own Sound, Harmony, Rhythm, Arcs, Note Choice, Legato Playing, Intervals, Resolving, Secondary Dominants, Playing Changes, Outlining the Harmony, Etc.
Tim Hagans
Tim Hagans, an excellent post-bop-oriented trumpeter, was with the orchestras of Stan Kenton (1974-1977) and Woody Herman (1977), before moving to Sweden (1977-1981) where he played with Sahib Shihab, Ernie Wilkins' Almost Big Band, the Danish Radio Orchestra (which was then directed by Thad Jones), and Dexter Gordon. After returning to the U.S., he taught at the University of Cincinnati and recorded for the local MoPro label. Hagans taught at Berklee (1984-1986), and then in 1986 he started working with Joe Lovano and Fred Hersch. Later, he has made records with Bob Belden, Lovano, Rick Margitza, John Hart, and the Yellowjackets, and has worked with the big bands of Bob Mintzer, Maria Schneider, and the Gil Evans orchestra. Tim Hagans has recorded several Blue Note albums as a leader.
Website: http://timhagans.com/
Content By Tim Hagans
Tim Hagans (Daytonality Improvisation) – Videos 1 & 2 Bundle
Aaron Comess 3 (Drums)
Andrew Gouche (Gospel Bass)
Alternative Guitar Summit (Indian & Middle Eastern) – Videos 1 & 2 Bundle


With the new IFRS 16 and ASC 842 lease standards focusing on transparency of lease obligations on the balance sheet, there is a significant amount of lease data that must now be collected, calculated, reported and disclosed. CCH Tagetik provides an IFRS reporting hub including data repository, calculation modeling, reporting and disclosures in one easy-to-use solution. Download our free factsheet and find out why CCH Tagetik is the Lease Accounting Solution for IFRS16.


Members of the LGBTQ community and their supporters will be out in full force this Saturday during the second annual Guam Pride March and Beach Festival. The entire event will be from 3 p.m. until 10 p.m.
The Pride March will kickoff the event at the Pacific Star Resort and Spa, 3 p.m., from there people will march until Gov. Joseph Flores Beach Park in Tumon.
Onan Spelmermaid of Tokyo, Japan. Local personalities and queens such as Diamond Burlesque Diva Renae Mcphearson, Miss Pacificana 2018 Brian Terlaje, Miss Queen of the Pacific 2017 Maria Delfina Quinata and Miss Queen of the Pacific third runner-up Heather Sablan will also be there.
DJ Sir Roy and emcee for the night Miss Queen of the Marianas Scarlett Ramirez Castro-Dixon will be entertaining the crowd for the night.
Local musical entertainment, carnival rides, food trucks will be available during the festival. In addition, there will also be free HIV testing.
When: Saturday, June 2 from 3 - 10 p.m.


text:
Dennis Schroder says he intends to start at point guard for Los Angeles Lakers
2020-21 BBL – Ashton Agar set to miss BBL finals and could be doubt for New Zealand tour
Live Report – Australia vs India, 4th Test, Brisbane, 1st day | Cricket
'He was crawling on the floor. He couldn't get up or bend down'
BBL 2020-21 – Marcus Stoinis ready to bowl again for the Stars, Haris Rauf happy to return to the site of his hat-trick
Mark Boucher – Emphasis on Australia Tests South Africa prepare to send 'watered-down' T20I team to Pakistan
Reliever Archie Bradley reaches one-year deal with Philadelphia Phillies, sources say
Oakland Athletics acquire reliever Nik Turley from Pittsburgh Pirates for cash
Corey Knebel, Los Angeles Dodgers agree to $5.25 million contract to avoid arbitration
MLB hires former Chicago Cubs president Theo Epstein as consultant to 'on-field matters'
2021 Baseball Hall of Fame
Brooklyn Nets GM Sean Marks — Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving committed to jelling with James Harden
Zion Williamson cleared to resume activities with New Orleans Pelicans
Indiana Pacers-Phoenix Suns game on Saturday postponed
Eric Gordon says James Harden trade allows Houston Rockets to 'move forward'
Kyrie Irving looking forward to being back, Brooklyn Nets GM Sean Marks says
Arsenal get Manor Solomon transfer green light as Edu holds Pini Zahavi talks about move
EPL 2021 January transfers, rumours, gossip: Manchester United, Liverpool, Kalidou Koulibaly, Mesut Ozil, Arsenal, Jesse Lingard
Arsenal ace Emile Smith Rowe's secret to success identified as attacker stars for Gunners
Arsenal player ratings vs Crystal Palace: Aubameyang and Smith Rowe falter in bore draw
Mikel Arteta issues message to Arsenal squad as he offers Kieran Tierney injury update
Whether Washington Football Team keeps momentum depends on its QB – Washington Blog
Jacksonville Jaguars hire Urban Meyer as coach
Detroit Lions RB Adrian Peterson ordered to pay $8.3M to loan company, records show
Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores reaffirms support for Tua Tagovailoa
Carolina Panthers offer GM job to Seattle Seahawks VP Scott Fitterer
LOS ANGELES — LeBron James could be one and done playing the 1 for the Los Angeles Lakers. The newly acquired Dennis Schroder said he intends to start at point guard for the defending champions.
"I did this off the bench stuff already in two years with OKC," Schroder finished second behind teammate Montrezl Harrell for Sixth Man of the Year for his role with the Oklahoma City Thunder, said on an introductory videoconference call with reporters Monday. "I think I try to move forward, and I think with [Anthony Davis] and LeBron, I can be helpful as a starter in the PG position."
Schroder said that he has not spoken to Lakers coach Frank Vogel about his desire to start, however his representatives, Alex Saratsis and Jeff Austin of Octagon, discussed that aspect with the Lakers front office prior to L.A.'s trading guard Danny Green and the No. 28 pick in the draft to the Thunder to complete the deal.
"I think my agent talked to the organization before they was trading me," he said "So, that's that."
The Lakers have not settled upon their starting lineup, sources told ESPN. Though Schroder will be considered for the starting point guard spot, he could also be asked to fill in off the bench, sources said.
James, who turns 36 next month, led the league in assists for the first time in his career last season, averaging 10.2 per game, and led L.A. to the title while shifting from his traditional position of small forward to point guard.
Although James has always played with the ball in his hands — playing the unofficial point forward position — the change did affect his scoring. His points per game dipped from 27.4 in his first season in L.A. to 25.3, and his shot attempts per game were cut from 19.9 to 19.4.
Schroder, who averaged 18.9 points and four assists per game as Chris Paul's backup for the Thunder last season, said he can alleviate some of James' responsibilities as the four-time champion enters into his 18th season. "LeBron don't have (to have) so much stuff in his mind," Schroder said. "I can bring it up, call a set play or whatever and put him in a position to score. I think him to play off-the-ball, I mean, is I think great. I think that's the reason why they brought me in."
If Schroder does start, Vogel will have to get creative with the backup point guard role, based on the Lakers' current roster construction. Rajon Rondo, who was the primary backup last season, signed with the Atlanta Hawks as a free agent. And the Lakers waived Quinn Cook, who also played the position.
L.A. is entering training camp with two other ball handlers in Alex Caruso and Talen Horton-Tucker on the reserve roster, but no players who have traditionally identified as a point guard. The Lakers also signed Zavier Simpson to an Exhibit 10 contract, which would offer him a $50,000 bonus to play for the Lakers' G League team, the South Bay Lakers, if he does not make the roster. Simpson averaged 7.9 assists per game as a senior at the University of Michigan.
Schroder is in the final year of his contract and will make $15.5 million this season. He was asked if he viewed the Lakers as a long-term fit.
"End of the day, I just try to focus on this year," he said. "But if it's a fair deal and everything goes right, then, of course, I think long term. But I just try to lock in now for this season, take it day by day and let's see if we come to an agreement on that."
The eight-year veteran was in his native Germany when the trade with the Lakers was consummated. He has since relocated to L.A. with his wife and two young children. He took a break from a workout on the court at the Lakers' practice facility in El Segundo, California, on Monday to conduct the videoconference on the phone, while wearing a purple Lakers' shirt and yellow headband.
"It's an honor to be here in this organization," Schroder said. "I think they brought me in for a reason. You know, we'll try to get the repeat. I think for this organization, winning 17 championships, this history is big-time. And to be in the biggest platform in the NBA, biggest team, biggest organization, I think I'm excited. I'm honored that I'm here. And I can't wait to get started."
Detroit Pistons reach 3-year contract with Deividas Sirvydis
Jared Dudley returning to Los Angeles Lakers on 1-year deal
NEW YORK — Brooklyn Nets general manager Sean Marks said Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving have "conviction" about the direction of the team in the wake of the trade to land James Harden and are prepared to make the necessary on-court sacrifices.
Marks said he consulted the franchise's stars as the Nets began to move swiftly toward a trade for Harden on Wednesday.
"[I was] getting their thoughts and really wanting to hear what their commitment was going to be, what their conviction was," Marks said in a news conference Thursday. "I enjoyed hearing that conviction, and we've got some time to see how it translates on the court."
Harden, who is scheduled to arrive in New York on Thursday, will be eligible to play once he and all the other players involved in the multiteam deal have undergone a physical examination. Once Harden is cleared, the focus turns to how the Nets' new Big Three will jell on the court and how their supersized personalities will mesh off of it. Marks said that he didn't have to broach the subject of touches and making it work on the floor with Harden, Durant and Irving — instead, they brought it up to him.
"At the end of the day, that's what we need to hear," Marks said. "And that's the level of sacrifice and these guys know it. And each one of these guys is capable of, you know, leading a team, being the star player on a team and so forth. And, you know, there will be nights when each one has that opportunity. Maybe two or three have that opportunity on any night."
With games being crammed in every other night most weeks — and Brooklyn trying to balance practice, rest and film sessions — Marks said that the actual games, in many ways, will have to serve as their practice. Marks added that he is banking on Harden's previous connections with his Brooklyn teammates to expedite the process. Durant and Harden played together in Oklahoma City, and Harden played with Jeff Green with the Thunder and with the Rockets.
While Harden's tenure in Houston came to a bumpy end — with him publicly declaring the Rockets "just aren't good enough" and "it's something I don't think can be fixed" — Marks said that the six-time All-Star reassured him that, "I want to win. I am all about winning."
Marks said that he feels Durant, Irving and Harden have given him "the right answers" to the locker room and basketball puzzles they could face.
"They've said, 'Hey, we want to play together,'" Marks said. "I let them have their own voice — but I think they understand that there's without a doubt going to be some nights where one or two need to sacrifice for the other and so forth. I think they're all looking for a common goal. We're all looking for that common goal."
That goal is to win a championship — and soon. As part of the Harden deal, Brooklyn will not control any first-round draft picks for the next seven years. Some compare this to 2013 when the Nets mortgaged their future in draft picks to get Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce. However, the Nets at the time did not have a Durant-type player on their roster.
"We're not bankrupt right now," Marks said. "There's still multiple ways to build, and we will continue to build with or without the picks we may or may not have now."
He added: "We also need to capitalize on the window and what's in front of us right now."
Andrew LopezESPN
Zion Williamson was cleared Thursday to return to team activities.
The New Orleans Pelicans forward missed Wednesday night's game against the LA Clippers because of inconclusive COVID-19 test results and because the results of subsequent testing weren't going to come back until after the game.
The Pelicans received word Thursday that Williamson was allowed to return to team activities, and he is set to play in Friday night's contest against the Los Angeles Lakers. Without Williamson in the lineup, the Pelicans lost to the Clippers, 111-106.
Williamson, who played in only 24 games last season, averaged 21.9 points and 8.1 rebounds in the Pelicans' first nine games this year. Wednesday's game was the first he had missed this season.
The Pelicans could still be without two starters on Friday, however. Lonzo Ball (bilateral knee tendinopathy) and Eric Bledsoe (right eye irritation) also missed the game against the Clippers. The injury report for Friday's game has not yet been updated with the status of either player.
Saturday's game between the Indiana Pacers and Phoenix Suns at Phoenix Suns Arena has been postponed, the NBA announced Thursday.
Because of ongoing contact tracing within the Suns, the team does not have the league-required eight available players to proceed with the Pacers.
That brings the leaguewide total to nine games postponed since Sunday and 10 overall this season.
The Suns' game against the Hawks on Wednesday also was postponed.
NFL49 mins ago
NFL1 hour ago
Man Utd boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer delivers Mason Greenwood verdict after Watford win
Man Utd attack involving Mason Greenwood and Amad Diallo 'would be a nightmare'
Man Utd boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer urged by Rio Ferdinand to 'build around' leading star
NFL11 hours ago


Sahara Motors Delta Utah. are there any differences between the 2014 jeep wrangler. 2004 ford escape for sale in utah. sahara motors vehicles for sale in delta ut 84624. 2016 dodge journey for sale in utah. sahara motors inc ford dealership in delta ut. sahara motors. used chrysler pacifica for sale in utah. sahara motors saharamotorsuae twitter. chevrolet trax for sale in utah. 2017 jeep compass for sale in utah. [Dinarjat.com].


text:
What You Should Know About The New Chromium-Based Edge Browser
Microsoft hasn't launched their version of the new Edge browser that was re-built on Chromium yet, but with leaked versions available for test drives, here's what you can expect when it does become available on all supported Windows devices.
When Your Password Isn't Enough to Protect Your Identity
Ten years ago, it wasn't that hard to protect your online accounts – a simple password would do just fine for the most part (along with the knowledge that the Nigerian prince emailing you wasn't really a Nigerian prince). In today's advanced cybercrime world, protecting your identity is a lot harder than it used to be.
The Problem with Getting Your Office 365 Contacts on an iPhone
At PTG, we enjoy being able to solve user problems with Office 365. It's this commitment to the user experience that has helped make us a Microsoft Office 365 Partner of the Year, multiple years running.
Microsoft's MyAnalytics Will Show You How Much of the Day You're Wasting
Working smarter - not harder is a goal for many people this year. As screen time and the number of meetings increases for just about everyone across the board, Microsoft has responded by launching a productivity tool called MyAnalytics.
Why You Should Be Using a Modern Microsoft Sharepoint Site for Flexible, Fast, Mobile-friendly Networking.
Classic Sharepoint has been around since 2002, and, unfortunately, like most software built for simpler times it has been added to, patched and layered over until it has turned into an outdated and bloated beast.


You are here: Home / Daily Blog / Chores followed by a "guy movie" day.
Chores followed by a "guy movie" day.
I have no idea why this past work week (which was only 4 days long) felt like a friggin' month, but I'm very glad it's finally Saturday. Lisa and I have to clean the house and then I have to go get a haircut, but after those chores are done I'm free for the rest of the day. Lisa's parents are coming over this afternoon; Lisa and her mom are going shopping, while Lisa's dad and I are going to have a "guy movie" day. We're going to gorge ourselves on popcorn while we watch all the violent action movies that our better halves vetoed at our family movie get-togethers. Tonight when the girls are done shopping they are going to stop off on the way home and pick up some pork barbeque for dinner. It should be a very fun day!
I'm so sore right now that some rest and relaxation is going to do me a lot of good. My legs are already feeling pretty sore from yesterday's workout, and by tomorrow I'm probably going to be limping around. No cardio or lifting today or tomorrow, just rest and recovery.
I'd better get started cleaning. Enjoy your day!


text:
Home Minecraft Maps Andreth | A Medieval Town Minecraft Map
Search Planet Minecraft
Panoramic thumbnail
The Meadery with flower fields in the shape of Nvidia Geforce logo
Farmlands - a full view
Logging Camp with volcano in the background
Community Event Participant!
This Map is in the Minecraft Open Community Event sponsored by NVIDIA which is now Complete!
See the All Entries!
Minecraft Maps / Land Structure
Andreth | A Medieval Town
Updated on Dec 6th, 2021, 12/6/21 8:09 am | 2 logs
Published Dec 1st, 2021, 12/1/21 3:33 pm
7,060 views, 25 today
Diamond Log
Favorite Log
Feature on profile
PMCBBCode
[url=https://www.planetminecraft.com/project/andreth-a-medieval-town/][img]https://static.planetminecraft.com/files/image/minecraft/project/2021/509/15242627-andrethbuiltby_l.jpg[/img] Andreth | A Medieval Town[/url] by [mn=3681723]Krevelir[/mn]

Andreth | A Medieval Town by Krevelir
https://www.planetminecraft.com/project/andreth-a-medieval-town/
Krevelir
Level 46 : Master Architect
Thanks to everyone for their support, this is my first submission to reach 100 diamonds, I'm truly grateful for your jewels, hearts and supportive comments!
person_add If you would like a castle or town of your own, feel free to contact me. person_add
Overview and Introduction
In the last few weeks I have spent 130 hours working on this project all on my own. It was not easy, considering how much I had to study for the last couple of weeks at the university. Nonetheless, I managed to complete what I had planned and I am quite happy with the result. I hope that you are too. The main goal was to build something that has a consistent theme and a realistic design, is adequately detailed and fits well in the environment.
Normally I would not be in such a hurry with a project, but building it for an event put some time constraints on me. Big thanks to the PMC, McMeddon and Nvidia GeForce for hosting this event. I hope that you guys like my tributes, which I tried to make non-intrusive and consistent with the theme, and that the project will be a worthwhile addition to the site.
I tried to do the best I could with the PMC screenshot limit per submission, but if that is not enough for you guys, you can access more images by following this link to my Imgur post. It was fun making screenshots on almost maxed-out render distance with ~5 frames per second. It truly was.
The world download will not be available as I do not cherish the fact that some of my previous downloadable builds have been redistributed for profit without my consent and, obviously, without crediting me. If requested, I can provide the file to the event hosts if they would like to walk the streets of the town or the farmlands. I have decorated both, but I think that a stroll through the colorful farmlands is a truly unique experience, and climbing up the winding path to the Meadery with all the flowers around could make you abandon the big city and move to the countryside.
In this rather lengthy description you can learn a lot about the project and see the creative process behind it. The requirement of building on McMeddon's custom starter map limits the possible options, as the entry should fit the landscape. But, as some say, "limitation breeds creativity". Exploration of the diverse islands is a great source of inspiration, and knowing what I have to work with gave me a unique perspective, as I am used to building on my own planned-out terrain or simply in a flat world.
The terrain was made by McMeddon, a master craftsman in the industry of designing custom landscapes. Out of all the custom biomes available, for my project I picked the edge of a deciduous forest and plains, as it was the most fitting for this project.
I made the following changes to the landscape:
-cave entrances in the area were covered,
-a small part of the forest was removed so there could be a proper distance between eastern walls and the woods,
-the river was broadened and some rocks were removed from the area, as well as the sand from the riverbed and riverbanks.
As for the rest - I tried my best to preserve the natural curvature of the landscape, and by doing so I managed to build some multi-layered structures, that is the town, graveyard, crop fields and flower fields around the Meadery. My builds tend to lack verticality, but this time I incorporated it, and I think it will become an important part of my future projects. Moreover, the broadened river allowed me to place a sawmill next to it, inspired by the one from Riverwood (TES:V Skyrim). I am really grateful for that river, as it already had a nice shape and after some tweaking with blocks and vegetation it became a central part of the landscape. As cool as the river is, it's better to use a bridge, right? That's why I added some.
In order to take the first picture, I had to cut down a part of the pine forest, but instead of just removing it altogether, I made a small logging camp, left the tree stumps in the places where trees used to be, and placed stacks of logs around the area. There is also a field kitchen where the hard working lumberjacks can get some calories to burn. The cauldrons are filled with pumpkin soup, which is... lava. Looks like calories are not the only thing that's about to burn. But hey, at least the color is right!
The whole project began with the castle. I planned for it to be slightly higher, but the vertical building limit of 256 blocks got in the way. The top of the flagpole reaches that very elevation. I chose white and red colors for flags because I began working on the project on November 11, which is Independence Day in my country. The castle is accessible through a staircase which stands over a small body of water. It has many, many windows, plus a balcony where the family of a local lord can enjoy their dinner. Corners of the towers are made of polished andesite for some extra detail.
Next to the castle there's the citadel, a structure with a more practical purpose than the main castle. It is simpler and more rough, and it houses both soldiers and prisoners. In the pine forest to the west I found a pillager camp, so I filled the cages with these guys. I used Evokers, because pillagers always carry crossbows. We would not want inmates to aim crossbows at us, right? Should an enemy attack, the citadel is where peasants and townsfolk would hide. And should the attacker be a dragon, well...
Dragonslayer
The ballista on top of the citadel is one heck of a weapon. It is aimed at the south-west, where the dragon threat would most likely come from, as there is a volcano and ancient, tropical land formation (If I were a dragon, that's where I would lay my eggs). However, if a frost dragon attacked from the north-east… Dragonslayer would have to be rotated, that is why I placed this big cog underneath the ballista platform for soldiers to push. It would take half of the garrison to adjust the position; however, reloading would require some aerial support, either from dragons or hot air balloons. Actually, only from the balloons, since this very weapon is used against dragons.
The town is rather small for a medieval setting, but such scale allowed me to build more unique houses and not rely on reusing each house several times. There are 28 individual houses. I have a bad habit of building houses on a flat world and then combining them into a city, but not this time! This allowed me to build on uneven ground, and the difference in elevation does make exploration more fun. Every house was built from scratch and with the use of various blocks that tend not to use. Several such sets of were used to build foundations, walls, roofs and chimneys. I even used bee boxes, beehives, soul soil, pumpkins (!!!) or composters to build walls, which I think makes houses look really distinct. I have never been good at implementing variety in my projects, but this time I tried it and have no regrets. There is also a marketplace with a tavern, a fountain, and several stalls where one can buy books, vegetables, fish, flowers or jewelry.
Temple of the Earthshaper
The temple is the second tallest structure in the project and it is quite round. Like, really round. If the amount of flowers in this project was still not enough, there is also a flower-shaped pattern on the inside of the roof. I was bullied by my girlfriend to do it, just like with many other elements in this project, and it turned out quite well.
The temple has many windows that allow sunlight to illuminate what is inside. And boy oh boy, there is a sight to behold. A statue of Meddon, The Earthshaper sits in the center, greeting each and every pilgrim. It gazes upon them with its two eyes, one big and one small. Both blue. At its feet, there are flowers and the most devout followers, who are even more colorful than flowers. The words 'followers' and 'flowers' are quite similar too, don't you think?
I had also built another, taller statue, but the temple that could house it would be way too big. That first statue was more glorious, whereas the one you can see in the project is more serene. I think that McMeddon had changed his skin a bit in the last couple of weeks, so I would have to remake the statue anyways. By the way, using glow lichen to make certain areas of a statue brighter was a good way to make it more visible without adding intrusive light-emitting blocks.
The not-so-plain Plains
Plains are plain. That's probably why they have such a name. People usually build their large structures there, since plains are pretty much flat, bare, and therefore easy to customize. However, if we build a city there, we lose the beautifully plain landscape of plains. That is why I decided to take advantage of the professionally crafted environment and turn it into farmlands. There are many different farms, each with many layers, and I think that I properly enhanced the look of the area. The plains are still plains, just not as plain.
Normally I would just make giant wheat fields, but this time I wanted to build something unique. After I finished making a pumpkin farm, I realized that the project would benefit from more blocky crops. Melon was an obvious choice in such a scenario, and it entered the farmlands with three new friends - giant strawberries, sweet potatoes and onions. I made them of red mushroom blocks, brown mushroom blocks, and mushroom stems respectively, with grass placed on top. I think that the area benefits greatly from this creatively applied variation. I will most likely include giant crops in my future projects, I am in love with them. There are, of course, some wheat fields, since I had to add a windmill there, which is a must-have in any medieval village or town. Decorating the land with flowers, wells, bridges, trees and making sure that the paths look properly took more time than it should have, but it was definitely worth it.
The Meadery
Look at these flower fields. Does the shape remind you of something? Something like… NVIDIA GeForce logo? Yeah. It took me a while to find the right place, proper size and proportions, and then to make the shape with a worldedit brush and manually adjust it afterwards. I planned to place the flowers with worldedit too, but peonies and other flowers that are two blocks tall don't really work with worldedit, in the sense that only the bottom part appears. So I had to place all of them manually. Yeah. A menial process indeed, but it was worth it. Each of the three segments of this flowery logo stands at a different altitude, with the Meadery on the uppermost level. The Meadery is the largest wooden structure in the project, and it is surrounded by many beehives that house hard-working bees. It is the place where mead is produced and then distributed to Andreth and other settlements. The barrels with mead are the main decoration in this area, and they are transported to the town by a winding road. Even though the road is too long, beautiful flowers make it rather enjoyable.
Chronologically, it was the last part of the project. Quite fitting for a place like this. You can clearly see the verticality there more than anywhere else. Candles and potted flowers adorn every grave, in memory of those who laid the foundations for the town. There are several crypts there too, and one large, royal grave. This part of the settlement is not as colorful as the rest, but during the day it is not as gloomy as one could expect.
It is probably the most unimpressive part of the project, why would it get its own section? Well, Planet Minecraft is a huge community, and many of its members have participated in the event. The existence of their creations has to be acknowledged! Light up your beacons, friends, and let's enjoy our great works together!
My girlfriend, for keeping me motivated and inspired
PMC, for hosting the event and providing opportunities for creativity
McMeddon, for making the terrain
Nvidia Geforce, for sponsoring the event
Backtoo4Myula, for creating the awesome StayTrue resource pack
Chocapic13, for creating awesome shaders
1Krista, for creating an unbelievably useful guide on Chocapic13' shaders configuration
If you like what you see, don't forget to leave a diamond, a favorite and a comment!
SUBSCRIBE for regular uploads!
Progress 100% complete
Land Structure
2 Update Logs
Final update for the Contest - New images on PMC & Imgur, description update : by Krevelir 12/06/2021 8:09:14 amDec 6th, 2021
I've replaced some images here with better ones (especially the temple exterior), added images of all farms to Imgur, updated a few sections of the desctription (fixed grammar, updated Credits sections, added a "thank you" message on top. That's the last update, don't get mad about notifications ;)
LOAD MORE LOGS
Create an account or sign in to comment.
12/04/2021 11:34 pmhistory
Level 1 : New Miner
Dan Jackiels
At first look I didn't like it that much (another medieval build) but then the longer I looked I noticed all the details you put into it and the great composition. Everything is in harmony and the resource pack holds everything well together. Good job!
12/05/2021 3:01 amhistory
Another day, another medieval town! The idea itself is not very creative indeed, but as you've said, the details and composition do make it stand out, and this is where the creativity of the project can be found!
xyolgacx
nasıl indirecez
Level 38 : Artisan Loremaster
Giancarlovan
A realistic rendition of a time-honored classic medieval lcity build! Great work with thee little details that make the build truly come alive!
Thanks a lot! Yeah, I tried to make everything as detailed and varied as possible, I'm happy that you've noticed that!
I can look at the citadel & fountain scene all day!
Also, might it have been inspired by King's Landing, by any chance? The walls and the large domed temple are quite the eye candy.
There is one thing that is loosely based on King's Landing - I did look at the Great Sept of Baelor while searching for some inspiration for the temple, which is one of the reasons I decided to build it round. There is one statue instead of seven, but hey, that's a heck of a statue!
BadVideoCard
Looks stunning! A lot of work and thought has gone into its creation and is joy to read. I will take a look at the other screenshots later - thank you.
Thank you for your appreciation and taking time to read the description!
Level 1 : New Explorer
NikoXD
Como lo descargo
view more replies ( 7 )
tools/tracking
andreth-a-medieval-town
Join Planet Minecraft!
We're a community of creatives sharing everything Minecraft! Even if you don't post your own creations, we appreciate feedback on ours. Join us!
More Maps by Krevelir
Gelwenton | A Medieval Town
Krevelir •1/11/22 7:36
The Hidden Vale
Krevelir •10/15/21 10:01
Grad | A Medieval Castle
Dark Gothic Castle
Krevelir •8/6/21 8:45
Adenport | A Medieval Town
Featured in Collections
17 Castles
collected by BuildingBrute
11 Medieval
10,364 People Online
3,519,458 Total Members
2,676,131 Minecraft Submissions
2,993,597,150 Total Submission Views
Latest Hot Land Structure Maps
Tributes Avenue | Capitol
Lord_Wernon •1/27/22 7:16
Giant Abandoned Golem (1.15.2+)
ANorthernLord •1/28/22 8:23
Zion Town Spawn!
Dr_MineStein •1/28/22 12:34
Large cozy house with interior [ Download ]
Jover •1/27/22 4:02
Fantasy Village + Botanist's Cabin
Fernelle •1/28/22 3:46
Browse Latest Hot Land Structure Maps


Download unedited, raw video from our Facemask Camera. This footage is of a University of Idaho team scrimmage (3:08) and an Eastside Catholic HS varsity scrimmage (8:36). Both videos are in the original recorded format.
Check out these YouTube videos; uploaded by our customers directly from their Facemask Camera video.


Reflecting a gorgeous traditional style, this absolutely stunning, new, two-level residence delivers unbeatable family lifestyle appeal in a quaint village setting.
Gloriously radiant inside, high ceilings and a definable modern décor distinguish the open plan communal areas that always feel warm and welcoming. An air of refinement exists throughout the grandly proportioned bedrooms, which will no doubt serve the young family who reside inside well into the future.
Designed by Polish architects, Domy, you'll soon grow to appreciate the firm's eye for details. So, with no further introduction necessary, come and take a tour of this outstanding residence.
Here stands the newly completed family domain. The exterior looks fresh and modern, whilst the form of the home design takes on a more traditional appearance.
A white render emphasises the home's form and contrasts wonderfully against the timber frames and dark blue tiles. We love how the white render makes the home look picture perfect.
Upon entering, the home opens up to a magnificent communal area, which is full of natural light accentuated by the high ceilings and beautiful wooden floorboards. This low positioned image perfectly captures the open floor plan of the ground floor, where you'll find the living, dining and cooking areas.
We love how the open internal form is punctuated by an all-white scheme, which is further enhanced by the abundance of natural light that enters, creating a living space that's tangibly light and beautiful.
The dining table is the centrepiece of the space and has been paired with gorgeous white leather upholstered chairs, which ooze luxury and class.
Our eyes are drawn to the modern fireplace that's housed within an internal wall. Its sleek design is not only pleasing to the eye, it also has fully adjustable and smart temperature controls to ensure that those inside are always comfortable.
Here is the home's minimalist inspired kitchen. It's a space that not only looks amazing but has also been designed for the dedicated home chef.
Thanks to an abundance of cabinets there's plenty of storage space so all the owner's kitchenware can be stored away attractively. Appliances are also integrated into the cabinetry to ensure a seamless look.
The bathroom is the epitome of luxurious living. A magnificent spa bathtub has all the desired features of an exciting bath time experience. Elsewhere, the space has particular showroom appeal thanks to the high gloss floor tiles and seamless cabinetry.
However, the real eye-catcher in the room is the wall of black mosaic tiles, which contrast marvellously against the white of the rest of the room.
Which of these home ideas will you be trying?


text:
Man beaten to death for being in possession of 'Mkpurummiri' in Imo
There was palpable tension in Anara market in Imo state after a 27-year-old man, Darlington Ugboaja, was beaten to death for allegedly being in possession of a local drug, Methamphetamine, but popularly known as Mkpurummiri.
Traders out of fear of a reprisal attack from the victim's kinsmen hurriedly shot their stalls.
WITHIN NIGERIA had reported that the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, declared war against Mkpurummiri consumers in the South-East.
The secessionist group asked communities to monitor where such drugs were being sold in their localities and report to IPOB offices nearest to them.
According to PUNCH, a source who doesn't want to be mentioned said the victim lost consciousness while some youths were administrating jungle justice on him and he was pronounced dead when rushed to a hospital for a revival.
The source said " They saw him coming out from a bunk were drugs are sold. They suspected he had Mkpurummiri in his possession. They quickly searched him and found the substance. They immediately tired his hands on an electric pole and started beating him.
"He lost consciousness and he was rushed to Anara Health Centre but unfortunately there was no doctor on duty. They rushed him to another hospital at Umunachi where he was pronounced dead "
The police spokesperson for the command, Micheal Abattam, said the incident had not been reported at any police station in the state.


text:
HA! 'The Buck Stops With Everybody' Trump Proclaims. Nothing Like Fearless Leadership In A Time Of Crisis
Ursula Faw / PolitiZoom
The real author of the "Art of the Deal," Tony Schwartz, told MSNBC that the wall is Trump's biggest fraud yet, and he spoke a little about the qualities of deal making, empathy, humility, courage — all of which are qualities that Trump resoundingly lacks, but likes to strut and cluck that he has in great measure. Here's what Schwartz told Ari Melber earlier.
"I found myself going back to The Art of the Deal and looking over those deals that I unfortunately described 30 years ago and realizing that most of those deals in that book were failures, And a number of deals he's made over the years since then have overwhelmingly been failures."
"It's an accident of history that he is president, but as a deal maker, he is really one of the worst I've ever come across"
"When you think about deal making, what is it actually require? It requires understanding the other side, so it requires empathy. It requires humility. It requires courage. These are qualities Donald Trump does not have in spades."
The pure irony of this is that Trump doesn't really want the damn wall. It's merely an effective talking point — or was, before the likes of Limbaugh, Ingraham, Coulter and Drudge began to corner him with a put up or shut up ultimatum. He's terrified of the base abandoning him and he's terrified that these right wing media "stars" are going to tell the base that he's not all that majestic and powerful.
And that day may come sooner than you know. The GOP is going to ride this train to the final stop, wherever that may be. When Trump stops being useful to the GOP, they'll throw him away like yesterday's newspaper. Mitch McConnell is not going to let Trump hurt the Republican party — too much. On that you may depend. When Trump goes from the asset column to the liability, McConnell will pull his support and that will be the beginning of the end.
The wall may end up being the issue over which that step is taken. Just wait and see, Trump is going to do a 180 like he did when he was threatening North Korea with "fire and fury." Wait and see.
Listen to this short video, it encapsulates the wall issue and Trump's non existent skills as a negotiator well.
VIAPolitiZoom
SOURCEUrsula Faw
TrumpWall


text:
Oliver Burke joined Leipzig from Nottingham Forest in the summer of 2016. - © © gettyimages / Matthias Hangst
RB Leipzig's Oliver Burke relishing Rangers test
As the only Scottish player currently playing in the Bundesliga, RB Leipzig winger Oliver Burke is chomping at the bit to face his nation's record champions, Rangers FC, on Sunday.
The Glasgow outfit travel to Leipzig for a friendly against the newly-promoted side, and Burke is eager to show followers of Scotland's 54-time national champions how much he has benefited from switching to the Bundesliga.
Burke only costs 3.9M in Official Fantasy Bundesliga, so make him one of your unlimited winter transfers now!
"I knew I was coming to a great club and I just wanted to enjoy the football and bond with my team-mates," said the 19-year-old to Rangers official podcast. "It's a lovely place. I've settled in quicker than I expected and I'm learning every day," continued the Kirkcaldy-born forward.
Watch: Leipzig went top of the Bundesliga for the first time in their history in November.
Burke has scored once and provided two assists in 13 league appearances so far this season, helping Leipzig to second in the table over the winter break. "We've started off really well and we don't want to stop now."
The former Nottingham Forest FC winger and his team-mates have been preparing for the Bundesliga's restart in Portugal, and warned the Glaswegian side that Sunday's encounter will not be your normal friendly game, even if the German club are in the midst of their winter break.
"Rangers should expect that we're a very good side and we won't be taking it as a friendly. We'll be treating it like all of the matches we go into. It'll be highly competitive and we'll give 100 per cent."
Leipzig resume their league campaign at home to Eintracht Frankfurt on Saturday 22 January.
Think you're a Bundesliga know-it-all? Then prove it and take the fan challenge!
Get the Bundesliga newsletter
Official info and news from the Bundesliga - every week in your inbox.


I paint in either oil or acrylic.
I've been a full-time artist since 1977.
My acrylic paintings take from a few weeks to complete for the smallest ones, to more than three months for the largest ones. I work in a thin layering technique, with some areas requiring more than a dozen layers of paint to achieve the effect I want. For a more complete description of my acrylic painting technique, refer to an article I wrote describing the painting of "Thundering Hooves". My oil painting technique isn't as time-consuming as the acrylics, except for more the complex pieces.
What is the price range of your originals?
My original paintings range in price from approximately $750 to $32,000. Currently available originals are posted on my website. Don't hesitate to e-mail me for more information.
I teach the occasional workshop, and post an ongoing online art instruction blog - see the "ART INSTRUCTION" tab on the homepage for more information.