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A revelatory new translation of Gogol's biting masterpiece by American playwright Richard Nelson, in collaboration with the foremost contemporary translators of classic Russian literature, Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky.
Called 'the greatest play written in Russian' by Vladimir Nabokov, Nikolai Gogol's immortal comedy is a pitch-perfect satire of social corruption.
This edition also contains an introduction and textual notes by Richard Pevear.
'Pevear and Volokhonsky are at once scrupulous translators and vivid stylists of English'
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Split Black Gram or Chana Dal – 300 gms.
Basa Fish Fillet – 250 gms. (4 pieces, approximately).
Ginger -Garlic Paste – 1 tsp.
Cumin or Jeera Powder – 1 tsp.
Coriander Powder or Dhania Powder – 1 tsp.
Wash and cut the fish into large pieces. Rub salt, turmeric powder, red chilly powder and some garlic onto them.
Shallow fry the fish in a non-stick pan and keep aside. Pressure cook the split black gram or chana dal till soft and done.
Take a pan and some vegetable oil, then splutter a pinch of cumin and two bay leaves in it. Now add the finely chopped onions along with ginger-garlic paste in it. Fry it for five minutes. Now add salt, turmeric powder, red chilly powder, coriander powder, cumin powder, and fry. Now add tomato puree,garam masala and fry again. When the masalas seem to be cooked add the boiled chana dal and some water to make a thick gravy. Let it come to a boil. Now mix the fish and let it simmer for two minutes. Garnish with coriander.
Our Split Black Gram With Fish is ready. Serve it with tandoori rotis, tortillas, fried rice and the like.
Hi there, my beautiful and talented friends, I am so happy to tell you that I have been nominated by SaumyaAnandaKrishnan of Pamper ur taste buds blog for Mystery Blogger Award.
I give my wholehearted thanks to Saumya for nominating me. The award is sure a spirit booster for me. Such awards propel the emerging or even established bloggers to do better and keep learning about people, cultures, food, customs and much more. And they sure keep our interest hooked for better blogging. Saumya is an upcoming and talented blogger, her recipes are great in quality and I wish her all the very best for her endeavors in future. Do take a look at her blog to find something interesting for sure.
This award was actually created by Okoto Enigma of https://okotoenigmasblog.com/my-greatest-creation-yet/.
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6. Answer the questions the blogger gave to you.
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1. I am a very positive person and I love my family. I am totally dedicated to their welfare and well being. I am a homely and a fun loving person by heart.
2. I am fond of cooking and experimenting with different stuff and processes and coming up with a new dish. I love all kinds of cuisines and am inquisitive to know more.
3. I like nature and listen to melodious numbers from around the world. I also like to make new friends and that too for a lifetime. Also, I like to keep people around me comfy and happy.
The one thing in me that I love is my humility and dedication towards my family. I love to make all around me happy.
It's Rice Phirni. I love its smooth texture and I love it in the evenings.
A funny incident that I remember till today happened when I had just got married to my hubby and he had been appointed the secretary of the club of Guwahati where he had just joined. Now he was directing a skit on the occasion of Wive's Nite of which he was the team head and on the day of the program he told me that he would come after work and then he would go to the club for the program. But on that day at 5 o'clock in the evening, a sardarji by the name of Gurpal Singh came to my house and started to ask me about my husband's whereabouts. I said he was not home till then but he insisted on waiting. So he sat down and talked but he talked so much that I now wished he would leave. But one hour passed and he would not budge. Then I politely told him to leave but still, he would not. Then I threatened him that I would call my neighbor at which he replied, 'well, Abha, don't you recognize me?' And then he took off his pagri and the false mustache and both of us burst into peals of laughter. This incident has been in my memory ever since and I found it quite funny.
I am inspired by Maneka Gandhi, minister of woman and child development very much who I think is a lady of power and substance with simplicity and her actions speak for her.
The most important lesson that I have learned is keeping self, fit, fine and healthy. According to me all is lost if you have lost your health. Keeping healthy is the smartest act and nothing compares to a healthy life. One must balance everything in life but must not put health in sidetracks. Health is no doubt the greatest wealth that everybody is entitled to on earth.
My nominees are -1.Swetha of Swetha's Culinary Trials.
4.Priya Pandian of Indian Kitchen blog.
7. Jyothi of The Friendly Epicurean blog.
12.Jasmine S. of The Richmond Avenue blog.
All of their blogs are wonderful and beautiful. Do check them out.
1. What has been your most inspiring moment of this new year?
2. What cookery book have you most recently read and liked? Why?
3. How do you define a quality blog and by what attributes?
4. What really scares you a lot?
5. What did you want to do from childhood,i.e, what was your aim which you couldn't fulfill and what did you end up with?
The two of my popular posts are:–1.Wheat Pancakes.
I thank my nominators, all the readers and fellow bloggers for their interest and enthusiasm they have shown me by way of likes and comments. Thanks for your support. You people are the best.
Horse Gram Dal – 250 gms.
Radish – 1/2 of 1.
Black mustard – 1/2 tsp.
Dry red chilly – 2.
For garnishing – Freshly chopped coriander.
Take the split horse gram in a vessel and dry roast it. Now take a pressure cooker and add the ingredients for the tadka into it. Now when it splutters add the chopped veggies, brinjal, radish and tomato and fry it for two minutes. You can add other veggies too of your choice, though here I have used the above-mentioned ones because they give a special taste to the dal. Now wash the roasted dal and add it along with salt and turmeric powder and enough water. Also, add the chopped coriander and pressure cook the dal for ten minutes or till done. I have added hing by mixing it with the water, ie, in raw form and not in tadka form because this will give a special sort of taste to the dal. I generally use hing in most of my recipes except the non-vegetarian items because it gives a complete and unique taste to my dishes and is very good for digestion too.
Our Horse Gram Dal is ready. Serve it with steamed rice, Indian mashed potatoes, fried poppadums and rice fritters. I will share the recipe of rice fritters in my upcoming posts.
Split Black Gram – 300 gms.
Wash the urad dal. Soak it in water overnight. Grind it finely along with a little ginger and one green chilly the next day. Mix in a pinch of salt in the batter, dry coconut flakes, raisin and a pinch of cumin. Make a thick batter of it.
Heat a kadhai with enough oil. Now to fry the vadas apply little oil on your palm and take a dollop of the batter on the palm and make a hole in the middle of it. Now lift the vada from the palm and when oil is adequately hot drop it slowly in the oil. Do the same process to make all other vadas. Fry them and when the vadas become golden take them out on a tissue paper.
Soak the vadas in cold water and leave it for five minutes. If the bhallas are harder soak them in lukewarm water.When you want to serve them squeeze the excess water out of them.
Take the yoghurt in a bowl. Add a little bit of salt and if it is sour then add a pinch of sugar-free or sugar to it. Mix again.
Dry mango powder or amchoor- 1 pkt.
Take a heavy bottomed vessel. Add the whole packet of dry mango powder to it. Add water, sugar, red chilly powder,garam masala, ginger powder, salt and put it on a slow flame. The chutney will cook slowly and turn thick after some time. When its thicker switch off the gas and let it cool.
Our Sweet or Meethi chutney is ready.
Mint or Pudina – 100 gms.
Wash and cut the coriander and mint. Take a chutney grinder and add to it the coriander, mint, tomato, green chilly, salt, and water.
Grind it and take it out in a bowl. Now lastly add the amchoor powder to it and mix it well.
Our Green or Hari chutney is ready.
Now its time to serve the super tasty dahi bhallas. Take the bhallas in a bowl. Pour the yoghurt over it. Next, add the sweet or mithi chutney, then green or hari chutney, red chilly powder, bhuna jeera and serve it.
Friends do try the recipe at home. Its super tasty and you will relish every of its bite. Share your comments and feedback. Have a great week everyone. Till then healthy cooking, happy living!!!
Hello and welcome friends. Today we'll be making spinach and potato curry together. It's really healthy, all green, and very easily prepared too. You can serve it with chapatis, pooris etc.
Wash and cut the spinach. Boil the spinach and the potatoes.
In a kadhai, add oil, cumin, bay leaf and asafoetida. Add chopped onions. Fry it. Next add the salt, turmeric powder, red chilly powder, cumin powder,garam masala, and fry. Now add chopped tomatoes and fry all again. When the masala mixture is ready, add the boiled spinach and mash it with the ladle you have in your hand. Add boiled and cut potatoes. Lastly, add some sugar and fry everything finally.
Our Spinach And Potato Curry is ready. You can add some milk also lastly but it is optional. Garnish it with fresh cream and fresh cilantro. Serve it with chapatis, tortillas and the like.
Note point:-1. The recipe should be a bit sweet and tangy so I have added slightly more of the tomatoes than will generally be used to make curries. And to balance the taste I have also used some sugar or sugar-free.
Friends do try the recipe. Share your comments and feedback. Have a great week everyone. Till then healthy cooking, happy living!!
Water – for making the dough(2 cups).
Take a heavy bottomed vessel. Add 2 cups of water to it. Boil it.
When the water gets lukewarm, add the rice flour, salt and nigella seeds to it and keep stirring it continuously so that no lumps are formed and the dough does not stick to the vessel.
Switch the gas off after five minutes. Let it cool. You will get a dough-like batter in your vessel from the rice flour.
Now make small balls from the dough and using a rolling pin make chapatis from it.
On a griddle or tawa bake the chapatis but do not put it on an open flame like you do to make wheat flour chapatis. You need to bake it on the tawa itself.
Our rice flour chapatis are ready. Serve them with any veggie of your choice, or a sweet mango pickle and enjoy.
Boneless fish – 250 gms. (You can take any fish of your choice.
Onions(finely chopped) – 1/2 of 1.
Green Chillies(finely chopped) – 1.
Mustard Oil – for greasing and mixing/for coating and shallow frying.
Wash and take the fish in a bowl. Rub it with salt and some mustard oil and keep aside.
Bake the fish in your oven. Alternately you can heat a non-stick pan and smear it with mustard oil. Shallow-fry the fish in the pan and let it get browned.
Now take a bowl and add the baked fish pieces to it and mash it. Now add onions, green chilies, coriander, salt, lemon juice and mix.
Our Fish Bharta is ready. Serve it with steamed boiled rice, red lentil dal, chapatis etc.
Friends do try the recipe at home. It's very easy and can come very handy at times when you have no ideas ringing in your mind. Share your comments and feedback. Have a great week. Till then healthy cooking, happy living!!!


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WOW adds to North American network
WOW air only began serving the US in 2015 but now has 12 destinations in its network following the launch of four new routes.
By David Casey
Posted 23 August 2017 14:36
Icelandic carrier WOW air has turned up the heat on its low-cost long-haul rivals by launching four currently unserved North American routes from Keflavik International Airport.
The airline has added Detroit Metropolitan Airport, Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport and St. Louis Lambert International Airport to its route network. The move comes just five months after WOW began operating flights to Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.
WOW entered the North American market in March 2015 following its launch at Boston Logan International Airport and will now operate 12 services to the US. None of the four destinations announced are currently served from Iceland.
"We are proud of our growth over the last two years and will continue to work tirelessly to provide the lowest fares possible to each region of the US," said Skúli Mogensen, chief executive and founder of WOW air who is also speaking at World Routes 2017 in Barcelona.
WOW air's long-haul network (Q3 2017):
In March, the airline's VP network and planning Daniel Snaebjornsson told delegates at Routes Europe that WOW air was hoping to capture 10 percent of the 60 million-strong transatlantic market. He added that the carrier would consider codeshares or partnerships in the US in the future before looking at other international markets.
"In five years time we will be looking at serving Asia and other markets," he said. "Then our fleet will be around 40 aircraft. That might be conservative!"
WOW air has expanded rapidly in recent years and, according to figures from OAG, is expected to almost double its capacity this year compared with last. The total number available seats in 2017 is set to be 2,988,470, up by 97 percent on 2016.
The carrier currently operates three Airbus A320 aircraft, 11 Airbus A321 and three Airbus A330.
WOW air's flights from DTW, CLE, CVG and STL to Iceland will commence in 2018. The inaugural flights are as follows:
Detroit on 26 April
Cleveland on 4 May
Cincinnati will be 10 May
St. Louis on 17 May
In addition to the new US routes WOW is to launch a service between London Stansted and Reykjavik. The service will begin on 25 April 2018.
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Wingtra, the Swiss drone manufacturer commercialising the first high-precision VTOL drone, has welcomed a new COO in a bid to achieve triple digit growth.
Wingtra has appointed Cyril Halter as its new COO.
Halter will be taking over Wingtra's operations with a focus on the industrialisation and ramping up production in order to achieve the triple digit growth forecast over the next years.
Halter commented: "Wingtra inspired me with its technologically outstanding VTOL system and the passionate team behind the company's wheel.
Halter joins the company boasting a raft of experience within the commercial UAV industry. In 2012 he co-founded SenseFly, where he held the position of COO until 2016.
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Jennifer Lynn Azzi (born August 31, 1968) is an American former basketball coach, most recently the head coach of the women's team at the University of San Francisco. Azzi is also a former collegiate and professional basketball player, as well as an Olympic and FIBA world champion. Azzi was inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in 2009.

Basketball career

College

Azzi received a scholarship and played point guard for Stanford University's women's basketball team from 1987 to 1990. During her four years at Stanford, the Cardinal compiled a 101–23 win–loss record, and captured two Pac-10 titles.

During her senior year (1990), Azzi led the Cardinal to the NCAA Women's Division I Basketball Championship, defeating Auburn.

Her individual accomplishments included:

 Named to the Kodak All-America First Team in 1989 and 1990.
 1990 recipient of the Wade Trophy and Naismith Award.
 1990—Winner of the Honda Sports Award for basketball
 NCAA Final Four Most Valuable Player (MVP), and the West Region MVP in 1990.
 Pac-10 Player of the Year award in 1989 and 1990.
 Three time All-Pac 10 First Team selection

Azzi graduated in 1990 with a bachelor's degree in economics.

USA Basketball
In 1988, Azzi was named to the Jones Cup team. The USA team ended the competition with a 3–2 record, but that was enough to secure the silver medal. Azzi averaged 5.4 points per game.

Azzi was a member of the USA National team at the 1990 World Championships, held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The team won their opening round games fairly easily, with the closest of the first three games a 27-point victory over Czechoslovakia. Then they faced Cuba, a team that had beaten the US in exhibition matches only a few weeks earlier. The USA team was losing at halftime, but came back to win 87–78. The USA team found itself behind at halftime to Canada in their next game, but came back to win easily 95–70. After an easy match against Bulgaria, in which Azzi hit three of four three-pointers, and scored a team high 13 points, the USA team faced Czechoslovakia again, end achieved an almost identical result, winning 87–59. In the title match, the USA team won the gold medal with a score of 88–78. Azzi averaged 4.6 points per game, and recorded 15 assists, second highest on the team.

Azzi played with the USA team at the 1991 Pan American Games. The team finished with a record of 4–2, but managed to win the bronze medal. The USA team lost a three-point game to Brazil, then responded with wins over Argentina and Cuba, earning a spot in the medal round. The next game was a rematch against Cuba, and this time the team from Cuba won a five-point game. The USA beat Canada easily to win the bronze. Azzi averaged 6.7 points per game.

Azzi was a member of the gold medal-winning U.S. women's basketball team at the 1994 Goodwill Games, which was held in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Azzi was named to the USA national team and competed in the 1994 World Championships, held in June 1994 in Sydney, Australia. The team was coached by Tara VanDerveer, and won their first six games, when they faced Brazil. In a closely contested, high-scoring game, Brazil hit ten of ten free throws in the final minute to secure a 110–107 victory. The USA won a close final game against Australia 100–95 to earn the bronze medal. Azzi averaged 4.9 points per game, while recording 16 assists, third highest on the team.

She also won a gold medal while playing for the U.S. women's basketball team at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia.

Azzi played for the USA Basketball National Team in a five-game Australian Tour event in 1998, as part of the Goldmark Cup team. The USA and Australian teams had qualified for the 2000 Olympics, and agreed to play five games in five cities in Australia. The Australians won the first three games and the USA team won the last two.

She was one of six core players selected for the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia, but she withdrew herself from consideration to avoid the extensive touring.

ABL

Azzi began her professional basketball career playing in the United States when she joined the San Jose Lasers of the American Basketball League (ABL) from 1996 to 1999. She was one of the cofounders of the league. Her participation in the league ended when the ABL declared bankruptcy on December 22, 1998. Shortly afterward, she started a training camp for adults in San Jose, California.

WNBA

In 1999, Azzi was selected by the Detroit Shock in the first round (fifth overall) in the WNBA draft. She helped lead the Shock into the playoffs that year.

Just prior to the 2000 season, Azzi was traded to the Utah Starzz. She remained with the team when the franchise relocated to San Antonio, Texas and changed its name to the San Antonio Silver Stars in 2003.

In February 2004, Azzi announced her retirement from professional basketball.

Coaching career
Azzi became the head coach of the women's basketball team at the University of San Francisco in 2010. On March 8, 2016, Azzi lead the Dons to a 70–68 upset over the BYU Cougars in the WCC tournament championship game to earn an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament, which was the Dons' first appearance since the 1996–97 season.  On September 15, 2016, Azzi stepped down as head coach of the Dons to pursue new career opportunities.

Post-WNBA careers
Azzi served on the Board of Directors of USA Basketball for the 2005–2008 term. She was inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in 2009.

Azzi is now a motivational speaker, residing in Mill Valley, California.   She also runs a youth basketball camp every summer held at Tamalpais High School called Azzi Camp.

In December 2014, Azzi was announced as one of the six recipients of the 2015 Silver Anniversary Awards, presented annually by the NCAA to outstanding former student-athletes on the 25th anniversary of the end of their college sports careers. The award is based on both athletic and professional success.

Career statistics

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Regular season

|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 1999
| style="text-align:left;"| Detroit
| 28 || 19 || 29.9 || .514 || style="background:#D3D3D3"|.517° || .827 || 2.2 || 3.8 || 0.9 || 0.1 || 2.0 || 10.8
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2000
| style="text-align:left;"| Utah
| 15 || 15 || 37.3 || .452 || .417 || style="background:#D3D3D3"|.930° || 2.7 || 6.1 || 0.8 || 0.3 || 1.9 || 9.6
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2001
| style="text-align:left;"| Utah
| style="background:#D3D3D3"|32° || style="background:#D3D3D3"|32° || 37.7 || .408 || style="background:#D3D3D3"|.514° || .917 || 3.1 || 5.3 || 0.7 || 0.3 || 2.2 || 8.6
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2002
| style="text-align:left;"| Utah
| style="background:#D3D3D3"|32° || style="background:#D3D3D3"|32° || 36.0 || .460 || .446 || .798 || 2.2 || 4.9 || 0.8 || 0.4 || 2.1 || 9.6
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2003
| style="text-align:left;"| San Antonio
| style="background:#D3D3D3"|34° || style="background:#D3D3D3"|34° || 33.4 || .403 || .402 || .785 || 2.7 || 3.3 || 0.8 || 0.3 || 1.8 || 7.6
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| Career
| style="text-align:left;"|5 years, 3 teams
| 141 || 132 || 34.7 || .445 || bgcolor="EOCEF2" |.458 || .845 || 2.6 || 4.5 || 0.8 || 0.3 || 2.0 || 9.1

Playoffs

|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 1999
| style="text-align:left;"| Detroit
| 1 || 1 || 40.0 || .154 || .167 || – ||  5.0 || 3.0 || 0.0 || 1.0 || 2.0 || 5.0
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2000
| style="text-align:left;"| Utah
| 2 || 2 || 37.5 || .250 || .286 || 1.000 || 1.5 || 5.0 || 0.5 || 0.5 || 2.5 || 4.5
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2002
| style="text-align:left;"| Utah
| 5 || 5 || 37.2 || .394 || .368 || .875 || 2.6 || 6.8 || 0.8 || 1.0 || 1.6 || 8.0
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| Career
| style="text-align:left;"| 3 years, 1 teams
| 8 || 8 || 37.6 || .310 || .313 || .889 || 2.6 || 5.9 || 0.6 || 0.9 || 1.9 || 6.8
|-

Coaching record

Personal life
Jennifer Azzi is married to Blair Hardiek Azzi

Jennifer and Blair have two children: a son, Macklin and a daughter, Camden.

References

Sources

External links
University of San Francisco profile
WNBA player profile
San Antonio Silver Stars farewell tribute to Azzi
October 7, 2005 San Francisco Chronicle article on Azzi's life after basketball
July 2007 "Marin Magazine" Article on Azzi's life in Marin

1968 births
Living people
All-American college women's basketball players
American expatriate basketball people in France
American expatriate basketball people in Italy
American expatriate basketball people in Sweden
American women's basketball coaches
American women's basketball players
Basketball coaches from Tennessee
Basketball players at the 1991 Pan American Games
Basketball players at the 1996 Summer Olympics
Basketball players from Tennessee
Detroit Shock players
Goodwill Games medalists in basketball
LGBT basketball players
American LGBT businesspeople
LGBT people from California
LGBT people from Tennessee
American LGBT sportspeople
Lesbian sportswomen
Medalists at the 1996 Summer Olympics
Olympic gold medalists for the United States in basketball
Pan American Games bronze medalists for the United States
Pan American Games medalists in basketball
Parade High School All-Americans (girls' basketball)
People from Oak Ridge, Tennessee
American people of Italian descent
Point guards
San Antonio Stars players
San Francisco Dons women's basketball coaches
San Jose Lasers players
Stanford Cardinal women's basketball players
Utah Starzz players
Competitors at the 1994 Goodwill Games
Medalists at the 1991 Pan American Games
United States women's national basketball team players

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LA and Colorado were rained out last night.
The Dodgers and Rockies were postponed last night, which means the teams play two today. That first game has started and Colorado leads in the seventh 3-0. The second game starts at 8:10 p.m. ET. Our Dodgers at Rockies MLB pick focuses on game two. Here's the way that we see it as one team, Los Angeles. is in a battle for first in the NL West and the other, Colorado, plays out the string that teams must when they have no chance at the postseason.
Hill is dealing with some health issues, but is a solid starter.
Los Angeles, a team with its eyes on the postseason, starts lefty Rich Hill (10-3, 2.09), while Colorado will call on right-hander Jeff Hoffman (0-2, 8.10 ERA). There's concern about Hill, who is dealing with an ailing finger, but at this point he is scheduled to start.
Hill was with the Oakland Athletics until mid July when he was traded to the Dodgers. With the A's he had been pretty darn good. His last loss was May 1 against Houston, 2-1. Since then, he's had 10 starts and gone 8-0 with two no decisions. He spent the month of June out of the line up and he did not pitch from July 18 to August 23. Thus, this start might be a bit touch and go, although he did pitch and win his first start with the Dodgers. That was on August 24. In that game, against the San Francisco Giants, he allowed five hits and no runs in six innings.
Hoffman has struggled in his first two MLB starts.
Hoffman has been in the minors just two years, making his way from A+ ball to AA, and AAA. He last played for Albuquerque where he was 6-9 with a 4.02 ERA. This is his third MLB start. He's pitched a total of 10 innings for Colorado, allowing 13 hits, 11 runs, 3 homeruns, and nine earned runs. He's notched 5 strike outs and allowed five walks. He's trying to find his footing in the majors, and that is no easy task. If he can last four or five innings tonight, that will be an accomplishment.
The Dodgers post fewer runs than the Rockies. But they also allow fewer.
The thing to realize about the Rockies is that they can score runs. Their main problem is their strong offense cannot make up for their weak pitching. The Dodgers have scored about 110 fewer runs, but they have also allowed about 150 fewer runs.
In the NL, the Rockies have the best team batting average (.273), are fourth in homers (167), and first in runs scored (694). Los Angeles is tenth in BA (.249), sixth in HRs (155) and ninth in runs (586).
But when it comes to pitching, these numbers are reversed. The Dodgers are fifth in ERA at 3.77, while Colorado is 13th at 4.89. LA pitchers have posted 39 saves, while Rockies closers have 34. Teams are batting just .232 against Dodger pitching, placing them second in the NL. Colorado is 14th, next to last in the NL, with teams batting .272 against them.
Our Dodgers at Rockies MLB pick for tonight's second game is the Dodgers with the moneyline at -171. They have a solid shot at taking this game, especially if Hill can go a strong five or six innings.


Labour's plans for re-nationalisation will "profoundly harm" the UK economy, said Carolyn Fairbairn, CBI Director-General.
Speaking at Liverpool John Moores University, Fairbairn quoted CPS figures from "The Cost of Nationalisation" paper published in 2018 which estimated the cost of Labour's re-nationalisation plans at over £170bn, or £6,500 per UK household.
Fairbairn added that over 8 million pension pots are invested in the industries Labour wants to nationalise and that these would "be at risk" if Labour carried out its plans.
Click here to read the full press release on the CBI website.


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The Numbers Say Pacific Rim Is A Success
There's been a lot of debate over the summer as to if Pacific Rim was a successful movie or not. Pacific Rim did not have a great opening at the U.S. box office, but it has proven to be a hit internationally.
At the domestic box office, Pacific Rim has continued to creep up the box office charts, and the film now ranks in top twenty highest grossing movies of the year at the domestic box office. At $99.3 million, Pacific Rim is also very close to becoming the twentieth movie of the year to cross the $100 million mark at the domestic box office.
Looking at Pacific Rim's worldwide box office reveals an even better story for the film. Pacific Rim is now in the top ten highest grossing movies worldwide for the year. At $397.4 million, Pacific Rim is also very close to becoming only the tenth movie of the year to cross the $400 million mark at the worldwide box office.
The $400 million worldwide number is a very significant number. Because Pacific Rim cost around $190 million to produce, $400 million worldwide has been the number widely reported that the film needed to do in order to break even.
Now, here's another interesting, but very important trivia fact about Pacific Rim. Of the nine films ranked ahead of Pacific Rim worldwide, eight of them were either sequels or based on pre-existing books or comic book characters. The Croods was the only brand new intellectual property, and it was an animated film. Pacific Rim was the highest grossing live action movie worldwide based on a brand new intellectual property.
It's a pretty powerful accomplishment for a film that was branded a failure by many in the media right after it was released. If Pacific Rim doesn't get a sequel, then Hollywood should probably re-assess whether they even want to continue to do big budget live action movies based on new IP, because it doesn't get any more successful than Pacific Rim (at least this year so far).


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The Human Connection
David Tasker of NBCN is making inroads in the client-interface realm—one client at a time
Photo by Diego Barra
By	Maura Keller
Marketing executives use it as a key tool for their success. Financial consultants use it to obtain new clients, making it a vital part of their overall business strategies. Retail-industry players see it as a necessary effort to expand their businesses. What is it? It's strategic client interfacing, and for David Tasker, chief operating officer at NBCN Inc., it has helped his firm smooth out the potholes on the road to success.
Since he joined NBCN, a firm that operates as a subsidiary of National Bank Financial and provides back-office support to more than 80 IIROC member firms and administers $110 billion in assets, Tasker's role has changed as a result of NBCN's acquisition of TD Waterhouse in 2013.
Today, he's responsible for a diverse set of areas including finance, risk, operational groups, such as transfers and transitions, and specialized groups, including managed account solutions dealing with the support of separate managed accounts. Recently, his focus has been making upgrades to NBCN's methods of interfacing with clients—whether it is through portal access, data exchange, feedback dialogues, or face-to-face exchanges.
"With 90 percent of today's communication being nonverbal, it is important to show commitment and be there for clients."
"I'm part of the group of six people that make up the operating committee," Tasker says. "We are jointly responsible for the strategic direction of the business and dealing with client-interface issues. We represent IIROC member brokers and approximately 330 portfolio managers, as well as a select number of prime brokerage clients. Obviously we have a diverse set of clients, so when you talk about how we interface with clients, it is a pretty broad spectrum."
Because of the rapid growth and evolution of today's communication tools, organizations that are succeeding are realizing the need to create behavioural change among industry players as it relates to client-interface strategies.
"With 90 percent of today's communication being nonverbal, it is important to show commitment and be there for clients," Tasker says. "Our business is complex, and it is difficult to get everything to go perfectly all of the time. And when you have 400-plus clients, chances are someone is going to get impacted by something somewhere."
THE ROAD TO GROWTH
In addition to the need for improved client interface strategies, Tasker sees a bright future for the industry, with four issues impacting that growth potential.
Stay ahead of shifting regulations
Tasker sees more regulatory change coming and keeping up with that change is a challenge. "The independent firms are going to need a partner like NBCN to deal with the ongoing complexity of the industry," Tasker says.
Prepare for a fee-based model
"If you think about the history of our industry, it was predominantly populated by investment dealers and the investment advisor or broker," says Tasker. "They would get on the phone and talk about an idea and a potential transaction, he would get a commission for that transaction, and then we wouldn't get paid again until he would get another one. Tasker sees this model diminishing, with more and more firms building stronger relationships with their clients.
Outsource decision-making
"Clients' needs and where they are going is more important than the investment decisions you make," Tasker says. "In many ways, you will see the outsourcing of the actual investment decision-making process. Those individuals will focus on which stocks to pick and you will focus on your clients and your client relationships."
Invest in national security
"We have an interesting environment in Canada with different securities commissions across the country," says Tasker. "It is all provincial because, in theory, we don't have a national securities regulator. There is a push toward an overseeing entity as businesses within the industry start to look more similar with an increased overlap of products
and services."
That's why NBCN makes an effort to be front and centre when interfacing with clients—ensuring they have the information they need to succeed. For example, as the industry's regulatory issues change, NBCN employs relational models whereby it interfaces with its clients through WebEx web conferencing or even old-fashioned phone calls—enabling an open dialogue with the organization and its clients. This provides the firm opportunities to answer questions and provide clarification about changes in the industry.
Face-to-face meetings are also taking centre stage in NBCN's client-interface strategy.
"Our biggest challenge is getting that dialogue working," Tasker says. "We spend a fair amount of money travelling to see our clients face-to-face. We try to get out and see them on a regular basis, to make sure we are getting good feedback from them. This is especially important considering the transition we've gone through."
While NCBN is finding that face-to-face interaction is key to solidifying client relationships, it is also focusing efforts on improving its online strategy as it relates to its client interface. "As part of our acquisition and integration process, we've set aside resources to invest in technology specifically around our portal," Tasker says. "We've had a portal for a long time where clients can interact with us, send us instructions, and get information. It has grown organically, but now we need to rebuild it this year."
To further enhance client interaction, the organization has established a client advisory group with 13 different clients who represent the big- and small-portfolio manager and the broker. This unique group provides feedback as NBCN goes through the portal redevelopment process.
"If I look back to where we were before we did the acquisition, we certainly had one-on-one interaction with our clients, but that was usually because they were calling us," Tasker says. "But very soon after the deal was announced, we set up road shows and started meeting with the clients who were going to be impacted. It started a dialogue with the clients. We've always done things to communicate with clients, but this was just a little bit more proactive, and we've seen tremendous value in it. We are trying to maintain that initiative. There are things that you get when you sit down across the table that you don't get when you aren't there in person."
So how have NBCN clients responded to the firm's new and improved client-interface techniques? The organization's client-retention rate speaks volumes. "With the acquisition, we had a target to retail 90 percent of the assets that had been on the TD books," Tasker says. "We retained 98 percent of them. It was our goal not to lose any clients since the acquisition. We've lost two—with one of them effectively retiring and the other going elsewhere. While we are disappointed in that, we were committed to make the effort to retain all of our clients. It is not always easy, but we are still working hard."


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Flies in space: La Jolla researchers seek to unlock keys to cardiac changes using insects in microgravity
Karen Ocorr of the Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute in La Jolla has co-authored a study on the effects of microgravity on fruit flies' hearts.
A team of researchers at La Jolla's Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute co-authored a study published Nov. 25 that details changes observed in the hearts of fruit flies while in space over two missions — changes that may have implications for the treatment of human hearts both in and out of the atmosphere.
Karen Ocorr, assistant professor and principal investigator in the Sanford Burnham Prebys Development, Aging and Regeneration Program; the program's director, Rolf Bodmer; and a team of scientists first sent fruit flies into space in 2014 to live on the International Space Station for a month before returning to Earth.
2:33 PM, Dec. 04, 2020This article was updated to correct the spelling of Rolf Bodmer's last name.
"It was a little bit of serendipity to get into this particular set of experiments," Ocorr said. The project was a collaboration among a Stanford University cardiologist, NASA researchers and others to write the proposal to send the flies into space in order to observe any cardiac remodeling, or changes in heart shape or function.
Ocorr said fruit flies are an "ideal organism" for the experiments, chosen for their life span, which is less than two months. In that time, "we can figure out what happens to its heart over its entire lifetime," she said. "One week in a fly's life is about the same as a decade in a human life, so if we look at 6-week-old flies, they're old."
Fly hearts also have a similar structure to those of humans, a tube shape that closely resembles human prenatal hearts before their chambers develop.
"The very simple fly heart is one of the best ways to really focus on the specific cause of the cardiac remodeling," Ocorr said.
Nanoracks, which makes hardware for the International Space Station, funded the 2014 project and created a box to contain several fruit flies and their required food for their stay in space.
Once back in the Sanford Burnham Prebys lab, the flies (and their hundreds of offspring) underwent a "massive" 24-hour study of the effects of the time in space on their hearts — before the hearts were affected by Earth's gravity, Ocorr said.
She and her colleagues conducted experiments, collecting tissue samples after analyzing heart function, she said. "We pulled the hearts out and later did biochemical assays on them to see what genes were expressed."
The researchers found that the flies' hearts underwent profound structural and biochemical changes. The flies returned with small hearts with reduced or impaired pumping abilities.
Karen Ocorr, assistant professor and principal investigator in the Sanford Burnham Prebys Development, Aging and Regeneration Program, studies fly hearts under a microscope.
Three years later, the SBP team sent another box of flies into space, this time funded by NASA. The second mission is "the punchline of the paper we just published," Ocorr said, as it allowed the researchers "to test some of the information that we received from" the original study.
She said the second journey verified "some of the things that we had seen in the gene changes," observed in "protein expression" and proteasomes, a "recycler for cells."
"When proteins aren't working right anymore," Ocorr said, "the proteasome takes these proteins and chops them up into their core components, which are [then] reused in nice, shiny, clean proteins."
"Those got messed up in the flies on the ISS," she added. "The proteasomes were massively increased in terms of their numbers, but they clumped. They probably increased because there was a lot of damage going on while on the ISS."
The changes seem to have been caused by the microgravity experienced on the ISS, Ocorr said.
"We can probably rule out a large effect of radiation," she said. There is some radiation on the ISS, "but it's still within the magnetosphere of the Earth. To a large extent, you are protected" from radiation while aboard the space station, she said.
"The only different thing then is the change in gravity," Ocorr said, noting that some of the flies' genetically identical siblings who remained on Earth under identical conditions lent further support to the findings.
The researchers' findings have implications for human astronauts as well as those who aren't planning a space voyage, she said.
"As we try to go and establish colonies on the moon and other planets, we really need to know how changed gravity affects all of our body systems," she said. "This is just the first tiny little foray into trying to figure these things out."
The impact on space travelers would be observed on "extended flights," maybe as part of a colony on the moon or Mars.
Cardiac remodeling "probably isn't something that's going to happen if you're up in space as a tourist for a week or even a month," Ocorr said. "It's probably not even going to affect your heart function so significantly for even half a year."
But damage to heart function during an extended space stay is "something you want to start worrying about," she said. "The idea is to figure out what countermeasures we can come up with to prevent some of these cardiac remodeling changes."
For those staying on Earth, "one of the theories of the effects of microgravity that's gotten bounced around a lot is that it accelerates aging," Ocorr said. "So if that's the case, this may shed some light on that process."
In addition, she said, "there's all kinds of literature showing that people who are spending a lot of time in forced bed rest and suffering cardiac problems as a result …. these results may suggest ways to deal with that kind of cardiac dysfunction."
Ocorr said she and the other researchers "still have a whole lot of data that we are mining from" the flights and that the study so far has "been a fantastic experience; it's really thrilling to see your experiment take off on a rocket ship and to see it come back. I never thought I would be able to use the words 'ground control' in a professional talk." ◆
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Generative strategies in the context of performing and documenting dance performance
Sergey S. GRIBOV
Altai State Institute of Culture
277 Str. Yurina, Barnaul, Altai Region, 656055, Russian Federation
Department of Choreography, Teacher
e-mail: freran92@gmail.com
Abstract: The article analyzes D. Hay's artistic practice in the context of media performance issues. The author considers Hay's choreographic scores as generative structures, manifested in artistic performance, audience perception and documentation. The theory of generative art is used as a methodological basis for the analysis of performances. Within the framework of this theory, developed in the works of P. Galanter, E. Colabella, a work of art is considered as a dynamic system with fixed and variable properties. The «Nine Evenings Festival» (1966) is celebrated as the time of the institutional actualization of dance media performance, at which art projects created by artists and process engineers were presented. D. Hay's performance «Solo» shown at the festival, was designed and presented as an object-oriented dance structure. The article analyzes the project «Using the sky», which is focused on the study of archival aspects of the dance score of the performance «No time to fly». It is noted that the generative qualities of the original score are an opportunity to expand the bank of movements in subsequent interpretations, as well as the possibility of including new methods of translating the choreographic text into other areas of art – generative graphics, music. In addition, other projects of the «Motion bank» are analyzed, where generative strategies were applied in dance practice and choreographic documentation: «Seven Duets» by choreographer Jonathan Burrows and composer Matteo Fargion, «Two» by choreographers Bebe Miller, Thomas Howert, «Synchronous objects» by choreographer William Forsyth. As a result of the review of the documentation of the «Motion bank», the performative properties of digital scores were noted, which contribute to the non-linear study of the choreographic text.
Key words: generative art, dance media performance, Deborah Hay, generative documentation, choreographic scores, motion bank, choreographic object, William Forsyth, Jonathan Burrows, Matteo Fargion, Bebe Miller, Thomas Hauert.
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DOI: 10.52173/2079-1100_2022_3_63
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Q: How to get partition's free space in a linux machine I have to get harddisk's free space available from 7 Windows 2008 servers and 4 Linux machines. For windows machines I wrote a tiny .Net Program. This will get details from all windows machines.
In Linux machine I used
df -h

command. And I used the following command
ssh username@linuxmachine df -h

to get details from other Linux machine. But this command asks for password every time. Is there any way to get hard disk details from all Linux machines ?
OR is there any way to get Linux machine's partition's details from a windows machine ?
All Linux machines have same username and password.
PS: I don't have any knowledge on shell scripting. kindly elaborate your solutions :)

A: You can use public/private key pairs for authentication. First generate public/private key. On linux you can do this:
ssh-keygen

You can find the keys in your homedir in .ssh :
ceco@persika ~/.ssh $ ls id_rsa*
id_rsa  id_rsa.pub

Then distribute public key on the machines you want to log in:
ssh-copy-id MACHINE_IP_ADDR

It will ask you for password and you are good to go. The public key is saved in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys. After this procedure you can make passwordless logins. I won't discuss security risks about this - I believe you are aware what might go wrong :)

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FireWire firestorm
By Macworld Staff
Hard drives aren't exactly thrilling. They're about as utilitarian as technology gets—the sensible shoe or the high-fiber cereal of the peripherals world. But ask Macworld readers what they plan to buy in the next year, and "storage" is likely to top their lists. That helps explain why our December roundup of FireWire hard drives was one of that issue's most popular stories, a hot topic in our online forums (macworld.com/forums), and the leading subject line in the Feedback inbox.
Drives, you said
Gary Sabo —There was something in your review of FireWire hard drives ( December 2005 ) that I found misleading. In one of the tables, you provided the price per gigabyte for a variety of desktop drives. But that table included, among other drives, a 320GB model from Newer, a 250GB from LaCie, and an 80GB from MicroNet. Larger drives will always have a lower cost per gigabyte than smaller ones. So while the cost of the 250GB MicroNet is $0.80 per gigabyte, the cost of the 80GB Newer is $1.75 per gigabyte. Yet in your list of cons for the MicroNet, you included "high cost per gigabyte." To be fair, you should have compared apples to apples (no pun intended).
Jasper Randall —Imagine my excitement upon opening my crisp new Macworld to find an article comparing FireWire hard drives. Then imagine my utter amazement and deep disappointment to find that a hard drive you've previously recommended in your Top Products section—the LaCie d2 Extreme—was missing from the roundup.
The d2 Extreme was, in fact, one of our favorite desktop FireWire drives for many months. But LaCie discontinued the product shortly before we compiled the roundup and, at that time, had not yet replaced it with a more up-to-date model. You can find our review of the LaCie d2 Hard Drive Extreme at macworld.com/1013.—Ed.
Tony Ward —In your review of FireWire hard drives, you neglected to mention an alternative to buying a new drive: buying a bare IDE drive and installing it in an external case yourself. These days you can get a major-brand 200GB IDE drive for around $100. You can buy an external, dual-connection (FireWire and USB 2.0) case for $40 or less; single-connection cases go for as low as $20. That's about $0.70 per gigabyte—well below many of the drives in your review. And it's easy to upgrade the drive when you need more storage.
All the gear that fits
Mike Bedgood —"Macworld's Gear Guide" ( December 2005 ) was great, but I do have one complaint: most of the iPod accessories you included can't be used on fifth-generation iPods, which were reviewed in the same issue. As that review states, Apple changed the iPod's ports, making many third-party accessories obsolete. But your "Gear Guide" gave no warnings about which accessories would work with which iPods.
Warren Riess —In your December "Gear Guide," story, you referred to Blow Off Duster as a can of compressed air. Blow Off is a great product, but it actually uses tetrafluoroethane, not air. It should be used only in a well-ventilated area and should not be sprayed on a surface hotter than 120 degrees Fahrenheit (such as warm computer innards); you can get more information at macworld.com/1038. Dust-Off and Canned Air are similar products that also are tetrafluoroethane. All are useful but should be used carefully.
Lorenzo Quijano —I'm confused. In December's Top Products, you give the 17-inch Westinghouse LCM-17w7 monitor two and a half mice—not a particularly great rating. But a few pages later, in "Macworld's Gear Guide," you recommend it. Which is it?
We included the Westinghouse monitor in our "Gear Guide" article because it's a decent display with a relatively low price. Our rating in the review reflects its performance compared with that of a variety of other monitors at a variety of price points.—Ed.
Roger Harrison —It seems odd that you would feature the QX5 Computer Microscope in your December issue, given that the vendor's Web site says it's PC-only.
You're right: that's what the site says. But at the time we wrote that story, the QX5's vendor offered free, downloadable Mac software for the microscope. Unfortunately, between the time we wrote the story and the time it appeared in print, the company started charging $12 for it.—Ed.
Good riddance, Beantown
Sean Hite —In response to your story about the demise of Macworld Expo Boston ("Farewell, Boston," Mac Beat, December 2005): As a Mac user who has attended the East Coast Macworld Expo since the early Boston days, I have to say that the last two years, since the move from New York back to Boston, have been a joke. Both shows should have been called "iPodworld," not Macworld. How can an event be called Macworld when the no-shows include Apple, Microsoft, Adobe, FileMaker, and HP? The list goes on and on. This year I did find a nifty iPod purse thingy for my wife and an excellent lower-back lumbar-support device for myself.
Be it resolved
Wesley Ferguson —In his From the Editor's Desk column in the December issue, Jason Snell reports that videos viewed on the iPod are shown at "320 by 240 pixels, roughly half the resolution of standard TV." But on page 19 of that same issue, in his review of the same iPods, Christopher Breen reports that the new screen has "one quarter the resolution of standard-definition TV." Will there ever be a resolution to the meaning of resolution?
Good catch. Jason was comparing linear dimensions, and Christopher was referring to overall area; we'll keep a sharper eye out for such discrepancies in the future.—Ed.
Macworld on your side
Kevin Mackay —I thought you would like to know how your magazine can really make a difference in your readers' lives. I came across an article, in the December issue, by Jim Dalrymple about scratched and broken screens on the iPod nano ("Nano Problems," Mac Beat, December 2005). In the article, Dalrymple noted that a call to AppleCare would rectify the problem. As luck would have it, my son's nano screen had cracked about two days before I read your story. I called AppleCare and was told that I would have to bear the cost of repairing the nano, as the screen wasn't covered under the warranty. I pulled out your magazine and began reading the article to the representative. Once I mentioned the name of a certain Apple vice president quoted in the article, I was put on hold for a couple of minutes and then told they'd replace the nano. You saved my son the cost of a new iPod. I will be renewing my subscription shortly. Thanks.
I'm no thief
Robbie Preston —In a letter entitled "Who's the Thief?" (Feedback, December 2005 ), reader Ken Alan complained about software activation, which is supposed to thwart software piracy. I think that the people who oppose software activation should remember one rule of life and business in the free world: You have no right to steal someone else's work. Until I sell it or give it away, I am the owner; ownership does not change with theft. No sales, no profit. No profit, no business. No business, no new or upgraded programs. Maybe people who complain about copy protection in software, music, and movies should take the time and create better products. Then, after the pirates steal and use those labors of love, we'll see how those complainers who have made no money for their work feel about making more software.


Bittner, Dagmar. Generation-related differences in Implicit Causality biases of German ver. 51st Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europaea. 29.08.2018 - 01.09.2018, Tallinn.
Bittner, Dagmar. Potentielle Beiträge der Linguistik/des ZAS zur Verbesserung von Gesundheitsinformation. Workshop on Health Literacy as contributing to healthy aging. 05.07.2018, Institut für Erwachsenenbildung, Bonn.
Bittner, Dagmar. Pronomenverwendung bei älteren Menschen mit und ohne kognitive Beeinträchtigung. Workshop 'Alter(n): Sprache – Mehrsprachigkeit – Kognition'. 15.02.2018 - 16.02.2018, U Bochum.
Bittner, Dagmar. Wortbildung im deutschen L1-Erwerb. 12.12.2017 - 13.12.2017, U Turin.
Roeper, Tom & Dagmar Bittner. Children fail to repair presuppositions. Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition conference (GALA 13). 07.09.2017 - 09.09.2017, Palma de Mallorca.
Bittner, Dagmar. Kategorische Kategorien - ist das ein Widerspruch in sich? Lässt sich der Erwerb der Genus-Kasus-Flexion am definiten Artikel gebrauchsbasiert erklären? Prototypen, Schemata und Konstruktionen in der deutschen Morphologie. Theoretische und angewandte Pe. Abschiedstagung für Klaus-Michael Köpcke. 04.09.2017 - 07.09.2017, U Münster.
Bittner, Dagmar. Effects of type of because-clause on German 5+6-year-olds comprehension of Implicit Causality. International Symposium on Mono- and Bilingual Speech Development (ISMBS) 2017. 04.09.2017 - 07.09.2017, Chania, Kreta.
Bartz, Damaris & Dagmar Bittner. Particle-specific effects of 'but' and 'too' on the acquisition of finiteness in German L1-acquisition. International Symposium on Monolingual and Bilingual Speech 2017 (ISMBS 2017). 04.09.2017 - 07.09.2017, Chania, Greece.
Bittner, Dagmar & Jeruen E. Dery. Backward and forward orientation in the use of personal and demonstrative pronouns in German discourse. 49th Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europaea (SLE). 31.08.2016 - 03.09.2016, Naples, Italy.
Bartz, Damaris & Dagmar Bittner. Adversativity Delays the Realization of Finiteness. 26th Annual Meeting of the Society for Text & Discourse. 18.07.2016 - 20.07.2016, Universität Kassel.
Dery, Jeruen E. & Dagmar Bittner. Causality and the narrative now bias in discourse comprehension. 12th International Conference on Actionality, Tense, Aspect, Modality, Evidentiality. 15.06.2016 - 17.06.2016, Caen, France.
Dery, Jeruen E. & Dagmar Bittner. Causal constraints override biases for temporal proximity in discourse processing. 90th Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America. 07.01.2016 - 10.01.2016, Washington, DC, USA..
Bittner, Dagmar & Damaris Bartz. Expressing adversativity: morpho-syntactic properties of early 'aber'-clauses in German L1-acquisition. Acquisition of Discourse Phenomena Across Languages and Populations (ADILP). 16.10.2015 - 17.10.2015, ZAS, Berlin.
Bittner, Dagmar & Jeruen E. Dery. Type of because-clause and German 5-6-year-old's comprehension of implicit causality. Workshop on Linguistic and Cognitive Effects of Anaphora Resolution. 15.05.2015 - 16.05.2015, Thessaloniki, Greece.
Dery, Jeruen E. & Dagmar Bittner. Temporal constraints on implicit causality effects in pronoun reference. Workshop on Linguistic and Cognitive Effects in Anaphora Resolution. 15.05.2015 - 16.05.2015, Thessaloniki, Greece.
Bittner, Dagmar & Peter Jordens. Syntactic stagnation in SLI - Discourse as the missing link. CPLOL-Konferenz. 07.04.2015 - 09.05.2015, Florenz, Italy.
Bittner, Dagmar. The ABER-project. Research background and research topics. Arbeitstreffen des DFG-Projekts: Erwerb von ABER im Englischen, Deutschen und Bulgarischen. 29.09.2014 - 30.09.2014, ZAS Berlin.
Bittner, Dagmar & Jeruen Dery. Emergence of Implicit Causality in German children. Symposium: Implicit causality and the causal structure of events. 13th International Congress for the Study of Child Language. 14.07.2014 - 18.07.2014, Amsterdam.
Gülzow, Insa, Victoria Bartlitz, Johannes Holthausen & Dagmar Bittner. The use of BUT and negation in early German production data. Symposium: Acquisition of adversative relations. 13th International Congress for the Study of Child Language. 13.07.2014 - 18.07.2014, Amsterdam.
Bittner, Dagmar. Zum Erwerb von P- und D-Pronomen in Longitudinaldaten und Narrativen. Gastvortrag. Sprachwissenschaftlich-Sprachdidaktisches Kolloquium. 25.06.2014, Siegen.
Dery, Jeruen E. & Dagmar Bittner. Temporal proximity between causes and effects influences patterns of causal attribution. 11th International Conference on Actionality, Tense, Aspect, Modality, Evidentiality. 16.06.2014 - 18.06.2014, Pisa.
Bittner, Dagmar. Erzählperspektive. ZAS&ZfL-Science Slam. 28.04.2014, Berlin.
Bittner, Dagmar. Opposing pronoun types. L1-acquisition of German P- & D-pronouns. Gastvortrag. Conference "Pronouns in development". 20.03.2014, Trondheim.
Bittner, Dagmar. Die Semantik der deutschen Pluralbildung und ihr Zusammenhang mit dem Genus. Genus, Klassifikation und Kategorisierung. 28.11.2013 - 30.11.2013, Münster.
Bittner, Dagmar. Pronoun type opposition in German children's narratives. Conference on the Acquisition of Referring Expressions (AERef). 24.10.2013 - 26.10.2013, Paris.
Bittner, Dagmar & Jeruen E. Dery. BECAUSE-clauses in German children's production data – early evidence for implicit causality. Workshop 'Cohesion and coherence in text comprehension and text production'. 26.09.2013 - 27.09.2013, U Osnabrück.
Dery, Jeruen & Dagmar Bittner. Tense and negation affects implicit causality biases of German verbs in discourse production. Workshop 'Cohesion and coherence in text comprehension and text production'. 26.09.2013 - 27.09.2013, U Osnabrück.
Dery, Jeruen & Dagmar Bittner. Tense and negation affects implicit causality biases of German verbs in discourse production. Workshop: Cohesion and coherence in text comprehension and text production. 26.09.2013 - 27.09.2013, Osnabrück.
Dery, Jeruen & Dagmar Bittner. Temporal information affects implicit causality biases in pronoun resolution. 5th Conference on Quantitative Investigations in Theoretical Linguistics. 12.09.2013 - 13.09.2013, Leuven.
Bittner, Dagmar. Erzählperspektive in kindlichen Narrationen - strukturelle Evidenzen. Gastvortrag im Linguistischen Kolloquium. 12.06.2013, LMU München.
Bittner, Dagmar. Evidenzen für die Wahl der Erzählperspektive bei 5-Jährigen. Gastvortrag im CRC Textstrukturen. 29.04.2013, U Göttingen.
Bittner, Dagmar. The Subject-Verb-Agreement Task - Pilot Results on German. COST meeting IS0804. 13.02.2013 - 15.02.2013, Lissabon.
Bittner, Dagmar, Jeruen E. Dery & Evdokia Valcheva. Implicit causality biases in German verbs: Elicitation and first results on acquisition. . Workshop on Cognitive and Linguistic Mechanisms of Anaphoric Reference. 20.11.2012 - 21.11.2012, Göttingen.
Bittner, Dagmar. Pronomenwahl und Erzählperspektive bei 5-7-Jährigen. ISES VII. 01.11.2012 - 03.11.2012, Leipzig.
Bittner, Dagmar. Detecting the discourse functions of the German demonstrative pronoun DER. Conference on Discourse Cohesive Means in Acquisition. 11.03.2012 - 13.03.2012, ZAS Berlin.
Valcheva, Eva, Milena Kuehnast & Dagmar Bittner. Construing referential coherence in German – the case of implicit verb causality. 13th International Conference 'Cognitive Modeling in Linguistics'. 22.09.2011 - 29.09.2011, Corfu.
Valcheva, Eva, Dagmar Bittner, Milena Kuehnast & Sabine van der Ham. Do children integrate coherence relation and verb semantic when producing anaphoric pronouns. 12th International Congress for the Study of Child Language (IASCL). 19. - 23.07.2011, Montreal.
Siegmüller, Julia & Dagmar Bittner. Wenn das Kind in verkürzten Sätzen spricht - kompensierter Dysgrammatismus, SPO-Sätze und Grammatiktherapie revisited. DBL-Kongress. 22.06.2011 - 25.06.2011, Karlsruhe.
Bittner, Dagmar. Implizite Kausalität - eine empirische Studie zum Deutschen. 16.06.2011, ZAS Berlin.
Bittner, Dagmar. The role of topic in the acquisition of pronominal anaphors in German. DGfS-Jahrestagung. 23. - 26.02.2010, HU Berlin.
Bittner, Dagmar. Irregularität und Paradigmatizität in der deutschen Pluralbildung. 4. Tagung Deutsche Sprachwissenschaft in Italien. 04. - 06.02.2010, Rom.
Bittner, Dagmar. Results of the tense experiment performed with Berlin-German speaking children. COST A33 project meeting. 08.10.2009 - 09.10.2009, Athen.
Bittner, Dagmar. Vom Zahlwort ein zum unbestimmten Artikel - nominale Determination im Wandel. Vorstellungsvortrag im Rahmen des Berufungsverfahrens Professur für Historische Sprachwissenschaft. 03.07.2009, FU Berlin.
Bittner, Dagmar. Lack of function words at age 3 - a highly predictable cue of language impairment. Präsentation für Berlin International Women's Club. 24.06.2009, ZAS Berlin.
Bittner, Dagmar. Hilfsverben, Fragewörter und Konjunktionen - Frühe Hinweise auf SES. Rostocker Symposium II. 09.-10.05.2009, Rostock.
Bittner, Dagmar, Natalia Gagarina & Milena Kuehnast. Production and comprehension of personal pronouns in German, Russian and Bulgarian child language. DGfS-Jahrestagung. 04.-06.03.2009, U Osnabrück.
Bittner, Dagmar & Susanna Bartsch. Asymmetries in resolution and production of pronominal anaphor in German child language. International Conference 'Relating Asymmetries between Speech & Comprehension in the Acquisition of Language'. 24.-25.01.2009, Groningen.
Bittner, Dagmar. Tense experiment: Cross-linguistic results of the time card experiment - pilot experiment. COST A33 extra project meeting. 15.-16.01.2009, ZAS Berlin.
Bittner, Dagmar. Zur Annahme einer Nominalgruppenflexion im Gegenwartsdeutschen. Probleme und Lösungsvorschläge. Vorstellungsvortrag im Rahmen des Berufungsverfahrens Professur für Deutsche Sprachwissenschaft. 2008, U Bremen.
Bittner, Dagmar. Development of a tense experiment - pilot studies with German 5-year-olds. COST A33 project meeting. 2008, Aalborg.
Bittner, Dagmar. Distinctive features and the complexity of grammatical categories. SLE Tagung. 2008, Forli.
Bittner, Dagmar, Milena Kuehnast & Natalia Gagarina. Resolution of intersentential pronouns in German, Bulgarian, and Russian. 11th IASCL Conference. 2008, Edinburgh.
Bittner, Dagmar. Markiertheitskonflikte in der Nominalgruppenflexion. Vorstellungsvortrag im Rahmen des Berufungsverfahrens Professur für Germanistische Linguistik (Lehrstuhl). 2008, U München.
Bittner, Dagmar. Changes in function and inflection of indefinite articles in German. 13th International Morphology Meeting. 2008, Wien.
Eliciting the comprehension of tense oppositions in 5-6 year old children - suggestion of a new test design, COST Conference, Lemasol (Zypern), 2007.
Kasus und Kasuserwerb im Deutschen. Gastvortrag Conference on Issues in Comparative Germanic Morphosyntax, Neapel, 2007.
Infinite contrasts in the acquisition of verb inflection - evidence from normally developing and SLI children in German, 29. DGfS Jahrestagung, Siegen, 2007.
Nominale Determination und unbestimmter Artikel - eine sprachgeschichtliche Betrachtung. Vorstellungsvortrag im Rahmen des Berufungsverfahrens Professur für Germanistische Linguistik, Uni Oldenburg, 2006.
The acquisition of verb inflection and finiteness in German under SLI, 12th International Morphology Meeting, Budapest, 2006.
Überlegungen zu unbestimmtem Artikel und nominaler Finitheit im Deutschen. Gastvortrag, ZGL-Colloquium 'Nominale: flektiert und unflektiert', Berlin, 2006.
Lack of function words at 2;0 - a predictor of future SLI?, X. IASCL Congress, Berlin, 2005.
Nachdenken über Synkretismen am Beispiel der deutschen Verbflexion, Vorstellungsvortrag im Rahmen des Berufungsverfahrens Professur für Germanistische Linguistik (Lehrstuhl), Uni München, 2005.
Kritische Besprechung von M. Haspelmath "Against markedness (and what to replace it with)", ZAS Berlin, 2005.
Frühe Funktionen des bestimmten Artikels im deutschen Erstspracherwerb. DGfS-Jahrestagung, Köln, 2005.
Binary opposition and grammatical categorization. Conference on "Current Trends in Cognitive Linguistics", Hamburg, 2004.
Die logische Struktur der Grammatik. Gibt es ein universelles Verfahren grammatischer Differenzierung? Vortrag im Rahmen des Habilitationsverfahrens, Uni Potsdam, 2004.
Binary decision in abstraction and the logical algorithm of grammatical categorization. First Russian Conference on Cognitive Science, Kazan, 2004.
Case before gender in L1- and L2-acquisition of German. 37th meeting of the SLE, Kristiansand, 2004.
Aufbau verbaler und pronominaler Paradigmen im Erstspracherwerb. ZAS Berlin, 2004.
Aspectual interpretation of early verb forms in German; Conference on the Acquisition of Aspect, ZAS Berlin, 2003.
Markiertheit und Komplexität im Erwerb der deutschen Nominalflexion. 30. Österreichische Linguistiktagung, Innsbruck, 2002.
Grammaticalization of the input: Overgeneralizations and system pressure. IX. IASCL Congress, Madison, 2002.
Zum Zusammenhang von Finitheit und Referenz - Evidenzen aus dem Erstspracherwerb. Gastvortrag, Linguistisches Kolloquium, Uni Siegen, 2002.
Crosslinguistische Untersuchungen zum Verberwerb - Probleme und Vorschläge, Workshop des Internationalen Projektes zu Prä- und Protomorphologie, Wien, 2001.
Kasuserwerb bei einem deutschen Kind, Workshop zu Problemfragen des Kasuserwerbs, MPI Leipzig, 2001.
Die unbewusste Intelligenz des Sprechers - Zähmung des Chaos in der Pronominalflexion des Deutschen, Gastvortrag, Linguistisches Kolloquium, HU-Berlin, 2001.
Synkretismen im nominalen Kategoriensystem des Deutschen, Abschiedsveranstaltung für Ewald Lang, ZAS Berlin, 2001.
Präsentation der Projektarbeit und Ergebnisse des Spracherwerbsprojektes ZAS/Uni Potsdam, ZAS Berlin, 2001.
Vorstellung des Spracherwerbsprojektes ZAS/Uni Potsdam, Spracherwerbstreffen, Leipzig, 2001.
Zusammenhänge im frühen Morphologie- und Syntaxerwerb im Deutschen und Russischen, Gastvortrag, Institut für deutsche Sprachwissenschaft, Bamberg, 2000.
Early verb development in one German-speaking child, Workshop: First Verbs - On the way to mini-paradigms, ZAS Berlin, 2000.
Gender and the other nominal categories in German, Gastvortrag, Conference on Gender and Inflection, Tromsö, Norwegen, 2000.
Der Katagorienkanon des Nomens - Diskutiert an den pronominalen Paradigmen des Deutschen, Österreichische Linguisten-Tagung, Wien, 1999.
Correlations between definite article and the finite verbs in the acquisition of German, "Workshop on Pre- und Protomorphologie" Oesterreichische Linguisten-Tagung, Wien, 1999.
Genus und bestimmter Artikel, Kolloquium "Genus als grammatische Kategorie", Bamberg, 1999.
Aspekte des NP-Erwerbs im Deutschen, Gastvortrag, Uni Hannover, 1999.
'First grammaticizable notions' im Erwerb des Deutschen, Psycholinguistisches Forschungskolloquium, Uni Potsdam, 1999.
Acquisition of case in German (Berlin Variety), Workshop 'Acquisition of Case', Wien, 1999.
Der Erwerb der nominalen Pluralformen des Deutschen aus der Perspektive des morphologischen Wandels, DGfS-Jahrestagung, Konstanz, 1999.
German noun inflection - a learning problem to second language learners. VI Simposio international de Communicacion social, Santiago de Cuba, 1999.
Form und Funktion im System der definiten Artikel des Deutschen. ZAS Berlin, 1998.
Form and Function in the System of Definite Articles. "Germanic Linguistics Roundtable", University of California, Berkeley, 1998.
Synkretismus und Homonymie in den Paradigmen der bestimmten Artikel des Deutschen. ZAS Berlin, 1997.
Entfaltung von Referenz und Quantifikation im NP-Erwerb. Workshop "Differenzierung von Kategorien", ZAS Berlin, 1997.
Die Entfaltung grammatischer Relationen beim NP-Erwerb im Deutschen. ZAS Berlin, 1996.
Entfaltung grammatischer Relationen im NP-Erwerb. 29. SLE-Tagung, 29th Annual Meeting, Klagenfurt, September 1996.
Wie und wozu erwerben Kinder das Genus im Deutschen. VII. International Morphology Meeting, Workshop The Acquisition of Morphology in L1, Wien, 1996.
NP-Erwerb und Genuserwerb im Deutschen, ZAS Berlin, 1996.
Genusklassifikation und Flexionssystem der deutschen Substantive, Workshop "Approaches to Gender", FAS Berlin, 1994.
Die historische Entwicklung nominaler -er Bildungen des Deutschen. - Ist die Suffixidentität sprachwandlerischer Zufall?", FAS Berlin, 1994.
Aktuelle Veränderungsprozesse in der deutschen Substantivflexion. HU-Berlin, 1993.
Sprachwandel und Wortbildung. 11th International Conference on Historical Linguistics, Los Angeles, 1993.
Zur Frage der Behandlung von Form-Funktion-Relationen in einer natürlichen Grammatik, FAS Berlin, 1993.
Form-Funktions-Relationen in der Morphologie: die -er-Bildungen des Deutschen. Symposium "Natürlichkeitstheorie und Sprachwandel", Maribor, 1993.
Die außermorphologische Struktur von Flexionssystemen oder Was ist eigentlich Paradigmenökonomie? 5th International Morphology Meeting, Krems, 1992.
Zum Verhältnis von Genusklassifikation und Substantivflexion. Symposium "Funktionale Untersuchungen zur deutschen Nominal- und Verbalmorphologie", FAS Berlin, 1992.
Probleme einer sprachgeschichtlich adäquaten Analyse der neuhochdeutschen Substantivflexion. Vortrag im Rahmen der Promotionsverteidigung, Uni Jena,1991.
Zum Verhältnis von Markiertheit und Komplexität. 24th Annual Meeting of the SLE, Kiel, 1991.
Flexionsklassen und der Wandel von Flexionssystemen. 8. Bochum-Essener Kolloquium über Sprachwandel und seine Prinzipien, Bochum, 1990.
Zur historischen Entwicklung des -er Plurals. 2. Berliner Linguistisches Kolloquium für Nachwuchswissenschaftler (BLiK No.2) 'Sprache im Wandel - Sprachwandel', ZISW der AdW der DDR, Berlin, 1990.
Vorschlag eines Modells der nhd. Substantivflexion auf der Basis der natürlichen Morphologie. 1. Berliner Linguistisches Kolloquium für Nachwuchswissenschaftler (BliK No.1), ZISW der AdW der DDR, Berlin,1989.
Zur außermorphologischen Motiviertheit des Flexionsverhaltens der nhd. Substantive. 5. Bochum-Essener Kolloquium über 'Grammatikalisierung: Natürlichkeit und Systemökonomie', Essen,1988.
Motivierung/Demotivierung als explanatives Prinzip des Aufbaus von Flexionssystemen - am Beispiel der schwachen Maskulina des Deutschen. Intenational Conference on Historical Linguistics and Philology, Poznan,1988.
Zur semantischen Basierung der Flexionsklasse der schwachen Maskulina im Nhd., XIV. Internationaler Linguistenkongress, Sektion Morphologie, Berlin. 1987.
Die semantische Eigenschaft [+BELEBT] und die schwachen Maskulina des Nhd. 2. Jenaer Semantik-Syntax-Symposium, Jena, 1987.
Thesen zum Sprachwandel. Institutskolloquium für Nachwuchswissenschaftler am ZISW der AdW der DDR, Berlin, 1985.
Bittner, Dagmar & Peter Jordens. On the role of function words in the emergence of finiteness in SLI. 10th European Congress of Speech and Language Therapie. 10.05.2018 - 12.05.2018, Cascais, Portugal.
Kauschke, Christina, Naomi Buchmann, Julia Siegmüller, Dagmar Bittner & Annette Fox-Boyer. nhancing children's oral language skills across Europe and beyond - a collaboration focusing on interventions for children with difficulties learning their first language. The German data on service delivery. Congres TaalStaal 2017. 10.11.2017, Utrecht.
Bartz, Damaris & Dagmar Bittner. L1-acquisition of finiteness in German _aber_-clauses. Lancaster Conference on Infant and Child Development (LCICD 2016). 25.08.2016 - 27.08.2016, Lancaster.
Bittner, Dagmar & Jeruen Dery. Referential choice in German children's because-clauses. 13th International Congress for the Study of Child Language. 14.07.2014 - 18.07.2014, Amsterdam.
Bittner, Dagmar, Julia Siegmüller & Jeannine Baumann. The COST Subject-Verb agreement task - German pilot with mono- & bilingual children. Poster, COST meeting IS0804. 27.05.2013 - 29.05.2013, Krakau.
Bittner, Dagmar. Spracherwerbs- und Sprachstörungsforschung am Zentrum für Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft Berlin. Poster, GISKID Gründungstagung. 20. - 21.05.2011, Leipzig.
Bittner, Dagmar. Finiteness and Tense: What is behind the difficulties in agreement marking?. Poster, 6th International Conference on Language Acquisition (CIAL). 08. - 09.10.2010, Barcelona.
Bittner, Dagmar. Pronominale Anaphern in der dialogischen Spontanproduktion eines SLI Kindes. Poster, 6. Interdisziplinäre Tagung über Sprachentwicklungsstörungen (ISES 6). 11.-13.03.2010, Rostock.
Bittner, Dagmar, Bettina Fürst & Wolfgang U. Dressler. Comprehension and production of tense forms in Berlin and Austrian German. Poster, Final Conference of COST Action A33: Let the children speak: Learning of critical language skills across 25 languages . 22. - 24.01.2010, London.
Milena Kuehnast, Natalia Gagarina & Dagmar Bittner: When to say and how to understand personal pronouns - solving the anaphoric puzzle in German, Russian and Bulgarian child language, RASCAL Conference, Groningen, 2009.
Finiteness and tense - related aspects in language acquisition? 11. IASCL Conference, Edinburgh, 2008.
Milena Kühnast, Dagmar Bittner, Natalia Gagarina & Insa Gülzow: Acquisition of anaphoric pronouns by German, Russian and Bulgarian speaking children, DAARC 2007, Lagos, 2007.
The acquisition of polyfunctional forms - assignment of case and gender in German. Child Language Seminar, Bristol, 2004.
How autonomous are the different morphological domains? The history of nominal formations with affix -er in German. 11th International Morphology Meeting, Wien, 2004.
Learning gender by case? On the function of the definite articles in the acquisition of German; Child Language Seminar 2003, Newcastle upon Tyne, 2003.
Similar and complementary aspects of case and gender in the definite articles of German, 9th International Morphology Meeting, Wien, 2000.
Building up paradigms: The case of the definite articles in German, VIIIth International Congress for the Study of Child Language, San Sebastian, 1999.


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On-campus restaurant serves alcohol despite 'dry campus' policy
The University said it checks IDs at the restaurant, but four State Press employees purchased alcohol and were not carded
Photo by Imani Randle | The State Press
Bartender Chamron Kidd pours beer from the tap at Engrained Cafe on ASU's downtown campus in Phoenix, Arizona, on Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2018.
By Andrew Howard | 04/24/18 4:08am
The Downtown Phoenix campus Engrained Cafe, a restaurant on the lower level of ASU's Sandra Day O'Connor Law School, has a fully stocked bar in its restaurant.
But ASU is a dry campus with strict rules against alcohol consumption and punishments to match.
"Residential Life students are prohibited from possessing or consuming alcohol, or hosting or being in the presence of others consuming alcohol in any of ASU's residence halls or on ASU grounds," the University's website says.
The policy applies to students who are over the legal drinking age as well, so even if a student drank alcohol at the cafe legally, they would still be violating residential policy by going back to the dorm.
This means if a 21-year-old student drank alcohol at Engrained and walked across the street back into Taylor Place, they would be violating University policy. The fact that the downtown Engrained location serves alcohol seems to contradict this policy.
Engrained Cafe located in the Memorial Union on ASU's Tempe campus does not serve alcohol.
Jim Dwyer, director of auxiliary business services, said there are various factors that allow certain on-campus restaurants and food vendors to serve alcohol.
"ASU makes a determination based on factors like building location, purpose, and justification for the request," he said in a statement. "The locations on campus who serve liquor have business focused on serving faculty and staff or are venues which may be rented by the public for private events."
Dwyer said ASU does not approve liquor permits for sites whose primary audience is the student population.
Engrained Cafe recently opened on the Downtown Phoenix campus. Based on seasonal fresh fruits, vegetables and local foods, this is a spot you'll definitely want to check out on your lunch break. @SunDevilDining#DiningHackWednesday pic.twitter.com/oKAKyH139A
— ASU Housing (@ASUHousing) February 7, 2018
While there are other places around campus that serve alcohol, such as the University's Karsten Golf Course or the Pitchforks and Corks restaurant on College Avenue, the Engrained Cafe downtown is the only location listed on ASU's site that accepts Maroon and Gold dollars and serves alcohol.
The downtown Engrained allows the purchase of alcohol with M&G dollars if the patron is of drinking age.
The restaurant serves a mix of graduate-age students, faculty and staff. The space can also be used for events, an ASU official said.
The official said undergraduate students are welcome there, as they would be at any restaurant, though they have to be of legal drinking age to order alcohol. Waitstaff are trained to confirm that patrons asking for a drink are 21 or older, he said.
But when four State Press employees, all of whom were over the age of 21, purchased alcohol at Engrained, none of them were carded. One used M&G to pay for the drink.
In addition, there is also a management system in place that is obliged to keep track of all alcohol at a location and make sure none of it is unaccounted for, the official said.
An ASU official said that Engrained downtown does not accept meal swipes, which are only for students. But, anyone with a Sun Card – faculty, staff, consultants, and so on – can add M&G dollars to their Sun Cards, so the campus currency is not solely for students.
Although anyone can get M&G, the vast majority of M&G users are students, the official said.
William Everett, a journalism freshman, said he eats at the downtown Engrained often and has never seen anyone drinking alcohol, or even seen anyone staffing the bar.
Everett said it is weird to him that students who live in Taylor Place are so close to a place that serves alcohol despite rules that do not allow students to consume alcohol, or even be under the influence.
"It's right across the street from the dorm," he said. "I think it's weird that ASU is a 'dry campus' and yet they have a ... restaurant that sells booze."
Reach the reporter at ajhowar6@asu.edu and follow @andrew_howard4 on Twitter.


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Home Mississippi State Polk's lasting legacy
Polk's lasting legacy
STARKVILLE – If wins are indeed what define a coach, then Ron Polk's legacy is as secure as the game of baseball itself.
But to his players, the victories, all 1,370 of them, and the eight trips to the College World Series are just a small fraction of the overall scope that depict a man whose own well being evolves around every component that expounds the sport.
Having never married, there were no sons or daughters to pass along life's little lessons to. Instead, the benefactors of his wisdom and advice have been the thousands of players he's touched in a coaching career that has spanned 35 years.
"He taught me how to be a man," said former Mississippi State All-American pitcher Jeff Brantley, now a member of the Cincinnati Reds' radio broadcast crew. "The one thing Coach Polk stressed to me was to stand up for what you believe in, follow the rules and do things the right way. The things I learned from him I was able to pass along to my own children, and it's how I live my life now.
"Sure. I learned a lot from Coach Polk about baseball and how to pitch and all the fundamentals. But the greatest asset I left with, more than anything else, was how to be a man."
The 64-year-old Polk is stepping down at season's end, which most likely means Saturday's finale with Arkansas. The energy level, he said, is not where it needs to be to continue at the required pace and in a conference that is as competitive as there is across the country.
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BBC Would I Lie To You: Debbie McGee's net worth, very famous late husband, and asked out by EastEnders legend live on-air
She was married to a magician
Gabrielle RocksonShowbiz Reporter
20:25, 12 OCT 2021
Debbie McGee and Paul Daniels during Celebrity X Factor - Press Conference - May 30, 2006 at 20-21 Newman Street in London, Great Britain. (Photo by C. Uncle/FilmMagic) (Image: Getty Images)
Debbie McGee is a professional ballet dancer, presenter and stage performer.
Not only was she a finalist in the 2017 series of Strictly Come Dancing, the 62-year-old also won the 2019 Christmas Special.
As well as her talents, Debbie is also known for being the assistant and widow of the famous late magician Paul Daniels.
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English magician Paul Daniels (1938 - 2016) attends a Variety Club lunch in his honour, accompanied by his assistant and later wife, Debbie McGee, 3rd October 1985. (Photo by Keystone/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) (Image: Getty Images)
Debbie was born in London in 1958. She attended Our Lady Immaculate RC Primary School and then went to Tolworth Girls' School.
When she was 16 she went on to win a place at the Royal Ballet School and after graduating she enrolled in the Iranian National Ballet company in Iran.
But her time in Iran was cut short due to having to flee the Iranian Revolution at the age of 19.
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After returning to England, the TV star got a job in theatre for Paul Daniels's 1979 show. She was later offered a role as an assistant in Paul's BBC series 'The Paul Daniels Magic Show'.
Establishing a relationship, the couple got married in 1988. At the time Paul was 50 and Debbie was 29.
Becoming a global star from her TV appearances, Debbie certainly carved her name in the magic TV industry.
According to Idol Net Worth, Debbie has a net worth £1million. She was also allegedly left just under £500,000 after her husband died in 2016.
John Altman played Nick Cotton on EastEnders (Image: BBC/Kieron McCarron)
Last year, Debbie was left amused after EastEnders legend John Altman, 69, asked her out live on her BBC Radio Berkshire broadcast.
Interviewing the actor, she spoke about his audiobook and new song.
She said: "Your single, your album. Life doesn't stop."
To which he responded: "I'm single as well. Talking of singles."
Debbie then replied: "Oh. Well, there we go everybody," which led to John asking her jokingly: "What are you doing next week?"
It's safe to say nothing happened between the two.
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It is made up of 2 or more pieces of glasses with hollow aluminum tube inserted inside; the aluminum pipes then are filled with desiccant and drying gases, or inert gases and the tubes are underground air-proof processed with butyl, assembly-sulphur or structural silicon.
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