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Making a Difference Update
I recommend you look at the outpouring of Scotophobic hate in the Telegraph unleashed by Nutty Professor Tom Gallagher. It is nauseating and dripping with racist poison which no doubt was his intention. He's an expert apparently in sectarianism. By God, he is. For rebarbative, brutal hate for an entire people and their history you'd have to attend a BNP rally to better it. How proud the professor must be to see what his writings stir up, how gratified he must be that he can turn the zealots and the bigots on so easily. I doubt if even the American government propaganda machine is paying for this service. But what it does reveal is just how sick some of the opponents of self determination are and how ill-informed and self-obsessed about the country they claim to be proud of. If this is the Union you can keep it. I know this is a tiny proportion of public opinion but it does no harm to be reminded of just how airily ignorant and wilfully prejudiced some people are and how it can drive your desire to escape to create our new Scotland free from their contempt and hate. Try blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/tomgallagher/100268387/i've-never-voted-conservative-but-scotlands-anti-tory-hatefest-fills-me-with-shame but take a deep breath first
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I just posted to this effect on your article. I don't mind robust discourse, but the BTL is full of the very worst ill-informed bile.
Ivor griffiths
The problem with Scots is that they are soft cock wankers. Male Scots have an idea that they are hard. They are puffs.
There is anot an Englishman alive who cannot leather the shite out of any grunting and ignorant scotch toe toucher.
Vote yes and fuck off.
inverisla
I think I prefer Ivor the Engine.
Mad Jock McMad
I came across this same phenomenon last Saturday in the Telegraph – see Dear Telegraph Reader on my blog.
BOB MCCRACKEN
METHINKS HE IS GOOD FOR YES,BUT MAKING THE ENGLISH READERS ANGRY,AND BUILDING RESENTMENT TO US
OFF WITH HIS HEAD……..HEHEHE
Some ex pat Scots,particularly those who plow their trade in England,seem to have difficulty understanding what democracy is about (perhaps having been exposed to London establishment politics for too long).
The Tories are not elected because the SNP and Labour parties say not to do so (although British Labour have used that ploy frequently in the past) but because Scots simply,by and large,don't vote for their policies.
Unless a right of centre party in an independent Scotland can come up with policies which appeal to the electorate,then that situation will continue.
The referendum,certainly for me,is about giving the people of Scotland democratic governance for the very first time in our history and not about hating any particular person or political entity.
The fact that the British parties are doing all they can to try and prevent this,is sadly a relection on how business is presently conducted in the UK.
This will leave the London establishment with no credibility in future when it accuses "failed" states around the world of not taking into account the views of their people.
The Torygraph view of Scotland and it's people reflects that of the British establishment in that we are only worth having around so long as they are in charge.
Thanks Derek.
Back in the 1980s, Tom Gallagher wrote quite a good book about sectarian politics in inter-war Edinburgh. I remember discussing it with him over a pint. At that time, he was suspicious that the SNP had a Protestant bias, based on some unpleasant views expressed by the likes of Andrew Dewar Gibb a good long time ago. While I didn't agree that Tom's assessment had contemporary relevance, I understood how it had been arrived at. Since I met him, his views seem to have become decidedly more extreme. He has a visceral dislike of Alex Salmond and clearly now feels that no accusation is too implausible or lurid to fling at supporters of Scottish independence.
Hi Graeme,
Unsure if Derek will allow a 'nutty' professor space here (though if I provide levity in this intense atmosphere can he really refuse?)
I'm not disparaging your memory, but I don't recall in the 1980s believing that the SNP was a hang-out for anti-Catholics . It was certainly a view absent from my 1987 book, Glasgow the Uneasy Peace in which I devoted a lot of attention to the party.
In my later 12009 book, viewed as a hatchet job by some blogers over on the Telegraph today), I deliberately excluded any account fo th SNP and the flirtation of some figures with extreme causes. Why? Because I din't think it was relevant to the modern SNP.
I ceased to be sympathetic to the SNP when I personally witnessed the deep hostility to backing the devolution campaign at the Port Glasgow meeting of the party in (I think) 1988. This deep reserve was consolidated by Alex Salmond's stance during the 1999 Kosovo crisis on which he was backed by the entire party. That's a long time ago but I've never ceased to believe that independence can work with a different kind of nationalist party from the one currently on offer.
I think today's responses to my article, not just from Derek have been somewaht revealing and may explain why MSPs like John Dornan have, in the past tweeted when i write something to' just ignore him'.
Slightly disingenuous comments on the Balkans there; it was, specifically, the bombing of the city of Belgrade (with civilian casualties) that Salmond described as 'folly'. And it was folly, helping to harden support for Milosevic among the hardliners and peasants and causing death and hardship in the city which was the seat of anti-Milosevic activity. Belgrade was not a military target.
If you reread my post, Tom, you will see that I did not claim that you believed that the SNP of the 1980s was "a hang-out for anti-Catholics". The term I used, and I chose my words carefully, was "Protestant bias". I have a good recollection of our conversation. It was well referenced on both sides and conducted in measured terms.
I was one of those SNP members who disagreed with the stance on devolution taken by the SNP leadership in the 1980s. I remember the hostility, but it only came from a minority. Significant numbers of SNP activists chose to campaign for devolution through cross-party vehicles such as the Campaign for a Scottish Assembly/Parliament, Radical Scotland, Scotland United and the Calton Hill vigil.
I have no idea whether the entire SNP backed Alex Salmond's stance on Kosovo. My recollection is that what he condemned was the dropping of bombs on people. That point got rather lost in the furore that greeted his remarks.
I believe that more can be achieved by doing the best we can with the national movement we have rather than wishing for another one.
I suspect Tom Gallagher has written his way out of being a member of "The Wines of Burgundy Wine Club".
Internationalists have basic standards.
What a pile of drivel that Telegraph is…followed by lots of misinformed and downright nasty opinions.
Reminds me why I stopped visiting online papers a long time ago.
Well I read it and it is as ignorant and arrogant as you indicated. Some of the comments are quite reasonable, such as Alistair Grey (?) correcting his smear. But it reinforces my own view that it is pointless reading the BTL stuff in newspapers as they seem to attract the most ignorant trolls. And it is never wise to engage with a troll. It just encourages them. Ignorance is OK, it can always be corrected with education. However if combined with arrogance then there is no hope. Let Mr Gallagher cling to his delusions of relevance. He only has 5 months of them left!
yerkitbreeks
Dinna fret, Derek. I was an honorary professor once ( Cairo ! ) and the title of Emeritus at Bradford is a meagre one, so carries little weight.
This guy is struggling – probably upset at the poor sales of his book – going by which paper he's allowed to put a piece into, especially since he's " never voted tory "
Susie Rathie
I read Mr Gallagher's very peculiar piece about the SNP wooing Catholics in January and frankly it made no sense, not the Scotland I live in!
Great blog BTW Derek!
M4rkyboy
Derek,I think Prof Gallagher has responded to your comment on the Telegraph article.
hektorsmum
He certainly responded to your one also. Gave him a piece of my mind too, though he will not bother with mine.
Now I need a shower, the Telegraph does that to one, hahaha, see what I mean.
smiling vulture
"The anti-Tory hatefest (and indeed Salmond's relaxed attitude to the roughing-up of Nigel Farage in Edinburgh last May"
SV–it was a the Radical Independence Campaign —-shouting out,blocking road,some in wheel chairs, against UKIP policies,disabled cuts,,foreign students ect
he also said he voted for independence during maggies time—mmmmm?
A peculiar character: never been in favour of anything for long, and always found evil intent where nobody else can detect it.
Incidentally, Severin Carrell's degree is in Peace Studies, at Bradford.
Good grief, really, Bradford has a peculiar taste in Profs and students.
Iain – eye-opener about Severin Carrell. Without wishing to be ad hominem, some people's mindsets seem to suffer extreme mutation at some point, not sure what it says about their personalities.
erruanne
thanks for the warning, but I still need a shower. horrible
I am proud to say that I am banned from posting on the Telegraph website.
Bugger them.
I have decided after that last foray, that I am banning myself. The shower is always in use after I have been there. What is it about the people on there that there is no leavening. I used to post on the Independent and there were enough nut jobs there as well but never quite the disgusting mob that is on the Torygraph.
Yes Aye!!
Looks like you have upset David Vance (failed Northern Ireland "politician) and his cohorts at Biased BBC.
Good to see that Vance's tame commentator's "editing" has already been called out.
http://biasedbbc.org/blog/2014/04/22/rats-leaving-sinking-ship/
I remember a professor who expressed slightly non-PC views on race being howled down and forced out of his job at the U of Ed. If you expressed the same hatred of any national group on Earth apart from Scots then you'd be in gaol but tom gallagher is paid to do it. A genuinely evil man. Another one who is opposed to an independent Scotland because he'll be unable to peddle his racism here.
I had never read an online Telegraph before, nor it's comments but out of interest I did. That was about 5 hours ago and I still be feel dirty from the filth! I did notice that the vast majority we're speaking of Scots in the 3rd person and there was no evidence of cybernats but lots of references to them.
To my dismay and vocal disapproval my parents get the Telegraph every day because 'we get a voucher so it's cheap'. It has now been elevated to all out warfare.
patronsaintofcats (@patronsaintofca)
Interesting reading about the good prof. From Scottish Left Review. http://tinyurl.com/kmpshxz
JGedd
Is Ivor Griffiths still at school (or some other institution ) and do his parents know that he writes really, really naughty things online? Perhaps they should tell young Ivor that that kind of schoolboy boasting is puerile and doesn't impress grown-ups.
Mark Hirst (@Documark)
Worth pointing out Professor Gallagher is a "research fellow" with the US National Endowment for Democracy, a well documented propaganda front of the CIA. He has been active for a while and the NED has been involved in subversive activity in other democratic countries where "US interests" risk being subverted by progressive, truly democratic movements, like the independence campaign. The reason he and the right-wing unionist press are attacking "cybernats" is they fear the Arab Spring affect, where social media and genuine ground based activists subvert state-led propaganda. Don't be surprised if there are calls, nearer the referendum, to close down some social media in the closing stages of this campaign.
James Christie
For someone who is "carrying no Tory baggage" Tom Gallagher's comments about Prime Ministers from Thatcher onwards, both Tory and Labour, are remarkably closely aligned to those of the average Tory voting Telegraph reader. That, and the fact that his supporting link for the Derek Bateman quotes is to the Daily Express rather than the true source, suggests that he's just using his academic credentials to turn a few quid as a jobbing hack. It's hardly a crime but it should be seen for what it is; profiteering in rather tasteless fashion from the independence debate.


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namespace Omnipay\Bcash\Message;

use Omnipay\Common\Message\AbstractResponse as BaseAbstractResponse;

abstract class AbstractResponse extends BaseAbstractResponse
{
    /**
     * Is the response successful?
     *
     * @return bool
     */
    public function isSuccessful()
    {
        return false;
    }

    protected function get($key)
    {
        return isset($this->data[$key]) ? $this->data[$key] : null;
    }
}

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After spending some time in Texas we headed south of the border for a few days of shooting for Brixton in Monterrey, Mexico. The U.S. State Department website had quite a few warnings deterring Americans from traveling there, but what we experienced was the complete opposite. Everywhere we went the locals went out of their way to answer questions and point us in the right direction.
The whole genesis of this trip came a few months back when I decided to attend a workshop in Monterrey with Sean Flanigan. Sean's work has been a constant inspiration throughout my journey as a photographer. My goal for the workshop wasn't to learn to shoot like Sean, figure out his camera settings, or see how he edits his work. I wanted to see someone constantly pushing boundaries and taking risks; someone who is always digging deep to create work that evolves. Moving forward. That's what it's all about. I can't thank Sean and his wife Melanie enough for sharing their hearts and vision. Also, huge thanks to Fer Juaristi for hosting the workshop in your home and being an all around rad dude. It was a pleasure to meet you, amigo.
If I had any closing thoughts for this whole trip it would be this: carve a life for yourself that you take pride in. Focus on making moments over money. All four of us worked hard on this trip. Real hard. There were 4 a.m. bus rides, three hour border crossings, living out of backpacks most of the time, and eating late night peanut butter and jelly sandwiches (Heno you're the best pb&j chef on the planet). In life doors don't open for you, you have to kick them in.
Much love to you, Monterrey; I'll be back ASAP.


(l-r) Ben Stentz, Vikki Caines, Phyllis Marchand and Bob Kiser.
The recreation department staff wanted to find a way to celebrate Kiser's work after he announced his retirement this winter.
A fitting tribute for an outstanding gentleman. Thank you, Bob. You will be missed. May your retirement bring you great joy!


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All the content files of your project. That basically will copy all the files required for your project to run, like PNGs, JPGs, etc. It already copies them to the right folders so ms-appx:///will "just work" . There are better ways of doing this, but this will cover the basic needs of the most common scenarios.


Look what I have for my room! It's 9" wide and 60" high, and it's all beauty.
The Baby Room is finally into it TOO!
With an addition of a new baby comes the addition of an oversized chalkboard barn door sliding on stainless steel spoke wheels hardware! Now, the baby room is finally complete. And did I mention the cool shelves are made by us too? I can finally stop complaining that the baby room needs to be done! There is also a toddler bed Rock made for the older baby, I will update that here as soon as I can.
If you would like to jazz up your baby room, talk to us! We can make it happen.
SMPL Design Studio is a company that provides architectural services at a fraction of the cost of an architect. Here is a project where they used our Heavy Metal barn door hardware.
Liberty Village just got hit with the Barn Door!
A condo in Liberty Villlage just got a brand new panel glass door to cover a hallway leading to the baby's room. Our client just sent these in.
Four Wheelers For a Sliding Garage Door!
Our client sent in these photos of their sliding garage door. They got the Heavy Metal hardware with 4 wheels because the door is 10 foot wide. He made the door himself and look, it's more than cool!


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est un film britannique réalisé par Terence Fisher, sorti en 1952.

Synopsis
John Harman se retrouve la cible d'un chantage de la part d'une de ses employées et, lorsque celle-ci est retrouvée morte, il est le principal suspect. Avec l'aide de sa secrétaire Stella, il va arriver à prouver son innocence et à faire arrêter le vrai coupable.

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 Titre original :
 Titre américain :
 Réalisation : Terence Fisher
 Scénario : Frederick Knott, d'après une pièce de James Hadley Chase
 Direction artistique : Andrew Mazzei
 Costumes : Joy Curtis
 Photographie : Walter J. Harvey
 Son : William Salter
 Montage : Maurice Rootes
 Musique : Frank Spencer
 Production : Anthony Hinds
 Société de production : Hammer Film Productions, Lippert Films
 Société de distribution : Exclusive Films
 Pays d'origine :
 Langue originale : anglais
 Format : Noir et blanc  — 35 mm — 1,37:1 — son mono
 Genre : Film policier
 Durée : 84 minutes (78 minutes aux États-Unis)
 Dates de sortie :
 États-Unis :
 Royaume-Uni :

Distribution
 George Brent : John Harman
 Marguerite Chapman : Stella Tracy
 Raymond Huntley : Clive Oliver
 Peter Reynolds : Jeff Hart
 Eleanor Summerfield : Vi
 Archie Duncan : Agent de police
 Meredith Edwards : Dale
 Harry Fowler : Joe
 Diana Dors : Ruby Bruce
 Conrad Phillips : Todd
 Isabel Dean : May Harman

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Film britannique sorti en 1952
Film britannique en noir et blanc
Film policier britannique
Film réalisé par Terence Fisher
Film de Hammer Film Productions
Adaptation d'une pièce de théâtre britannique au cinéma
Film tourné aux Bray Studios
Film se déroulant à Londres
Film en anglais
Film tiré d'une œuvre de James Hadley Chase

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Zip wire: The 70m aerial runway is available for hire at £25.00 per 55 min session (max 18). Members of the campsite crew are required to run this activity. Please note at least 3 adults are also required to assist with this activity to supervise the young people and to assist them in getting their safety harnesses and helmets on, and to also assist in dismounting the young people from the Zip wire at the end of the run.
Outdoor Air rifle range with 6m and 10m firing positions. It has four firing positions and a range of air rifles are available. We have very limited NSRA instructors so might not be able to fit you in. If you have your own instructor with NSRA qualification you are quite welcome to run activity yourselves. Hire rates are £40/hr using our instructor £30/hr using your own. Please note, the minimum age for use of the range by young people is 8 years old. In addition to the instructor a minimum of 1 adult is required to provide supervision of the young people and to assist with loading etc. your own instructor.


This Google Assistant commercial featuring the one and only Macaulay Culkin AKA Kevin McAllister is EVERYTHING!!!!
It is the movie wrapped up in a tidy commercial with the updates that technology has awarded us.
Keeping the burglars away is so much easier with help from Google!
My favorite part is when he's jumping on the bed and then stops because he hurts his back. So relatable.
I just can't get over all the details that are the same. He's wearing all the same clothes and everything.
I do have one question though. Kevin McAllister is in his 30's, why is he still living in his parent's house? I mean, it's a gorgeous house, so I get why he wants to stay there, but eventually you gotta leave the nest!
Unless, maybe Kevin owns the house now. I guess we will never know.


The island of Hawai'i, the largest of all the Hawaiian Islands, is appropriately named "The Big Island". With a landmass of 4,028 square miles and growing, it is larger than all of the other main islands combined, and is the largest island in the United States. Making up part of the Big Island is Mauna Kea, the tallest mountain in the world when measured from the sea floor, taller even than Mount Everest. Because of its unobstructed location, Mauna Kea hosts the world's largest astronomical observatory with telescopes operated by astronomers from eleven countries! Kilauea, one of the most active volcanoes in the world, is located near the southeast portion of the island, helping the island continue to grow as molten lava makes its way to the ocean. With much of the island undeveloped, the population total is just 185,079. The Big Island's symbolic color is fiery red, and the island flower, the 'ohia lehua, can usually be found in the higher elevations of the island.
With such a large and mountainous landmass, the Big Island has the most diverse geographic characteristics. On a good winter day, there may be snow-capped mountains where only the most daring and adventurous visitors can partake in snowboarding or skiing, and later enjoy a dip in the ocean. From the dry deserts of Ka'u and the stark black lava fields of Kona, the island offers breathtaking waterfalls and lush greenery in the areas around Hilo, and verdant green rolling hills in Waimea.
The Big Island is home to six Episcopal Churches around the island. Starting from the eastern part of the island in Hilo, there is the Church of the Holy Apostles. Going north is St. Columba's in Pa'auilo, St. Augustine's in Kapa'au, St. James in Kamuela, Christ Church in Kealakekua, and in the south, St. Jude's in Ocean View.
For a listing of all churches, including those on the Big Island, please visit the Our Churches page.


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A dream wedding will not be complete without beautiful wedding rings. The important pieces of jewelry serve as testament to a couple's eternal love and a constant reminder of their commitment to each other. It is essential therefore that these wedding rings are carefully chosen to fit the couple's style and budget. Finding the perfect wedding ring in Philippines is not a difficult task at all. There are a good number of wedding ring stores in the Philippines that sell classic and timeless products—two very important qualities for a piece of jewelry that a couple will wear for the rest of their lives.
Diamond or Gold Wedding Ring in the Philippines
Here are a few suggestions for store that sells quality wedding rings in Philippines that you might want to check out before tying the knot. These stores can definitely help you out, depending on your preference and your budget, in your search for the best wedding ring that you and your partner will treasure for the rest of your life.
1. Karat Gold Philippines Inc.
A go-to shop for those looking for a gold wedding ring in Philippines is Karat Gold, which has been in the jewelry business for three decades now. It is known for its elegant assortment of plain gold and platinum rings. This shop has wedding rings made of 10-karat, 14-karat and 18-karat gold, with different designs for couples to choose from. For those on a budget, there are also affordable wedding rings made from white and yellow gold. Aside from wedding rings, Karat Gold also sells engagement rings and other accessories with quality jade, diamonds and pearls. To check out its line of products, visit its store on the third floor of SM Megamall in Mandaluyong City or visit its website.
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2. Denovo Diamonds
Is design your primary consideration in searching for a wedding ring in Philippines? This shop is definitely the right fit for you. Denovo Diamonds has assembled an army of talented and creative artists from across the Philippines to create one-of-a-kind wedding ring designs. Some of these artists include Manila-based sculptor Leeroy New, furniture designer turned mixed media artist Jia Santos-Estrella and fashion designer Maureen Disini. The designs can go from plain matte wedding bands to rings embellished with 15 pieces of diamonds.
What's good about this wedding ring shop is it encourages couples to go to its store in Makati City to have consultations so that the designers can recommend rings that fit their personalities. The shop's website, also allows customers to customize their own rings.
3. Goldenhills Jewelry
Another trusted store for wedding bands in the Philippines is this one, which has branches in Manila, Quezon City, Mandaluyong City and even Pampanga province. It has a wide selection of wedding rings, from 14-karat and 18-karat ones to those made from white and yellow gold. They also have basic ones, and some with pieces of diamonds. What's good about this shop is that it offers free consultations, engraving of names on the ring, and lifetime cleaning and resizing of the wedding bands. Visit their FB Page for more information.
Related Article: Best Wedding Souvenirs in Philippines
4. VGEM Jewelry
Do you want a wedding ring made in the Philippines that is unique and specially made for you and your partner? If that is the case, then head to Meycauayan town in Bulacan province an hour north of Metro Manila and find VGEM Jewelry. This wedding ring shop in the Philippines specializes in custom-made designs, and can accommodate all sorts of design requests from clients. If you want wedding rings with single bands or two bands or one with precious stones, they can do this.
This store has a catalog of wedding rings, but it encourages clients to give specs that suit them. With 35 years in the ring-making business, you can be assured that their products are high quality and made from the finest materials. Visit their FB Page for more information.
5. Matus Jewellery
Looking for a shop that has a wide selection of wedding rings in Philippines? This shop, located in Mandaluyong City, is known for its variety of options for wedding rings. It has wedding bands made from different kinds of gold—white gold, rose gold and yellow gold. They also have single color rings, as well as two-toned and tricolor ones. Some also have diamonds for those who can shell out a little more extra money for embellishments. To see the gallery of their wedding ring designs, visit their Facebook page.
Related Article: Top 10 Wedding Photographer in the Philippines
6. Jewelry by Franco
Another store for wedding ring in Philippines that pride itself for their custom designs is this one located in Mandaluyong City. It promises its clients that the wedding rings it creates are "uniquely forever." This store has all sorts of wedding ring designs, ranging from the simple round brilliant cut made from white gold and embellished with a small piece of diamond, to the more elaborate ones like one shaped like the eternity symbol and decorated with diamonds. Wedding rings from this shop come with the assurance that they are unique, amazing, handcrafted and of high quality. Visit their website or more information.
7. Suarez Wedding Rings
When it comes to quality wedding rings from the Philippines, Suarez is a name that can be trusted. It started out as a family business which grew to have wedding ring shops in Cebu and Metro Manila. This store's wedding bands are guaranteed to be quality, handcrafted and can last a lifetime. It offers several designs, mostly made with gold and white gold, some with diamonds. All their rings come with lifetime warranties, so you can be assured that these products have no defects and are made from quality materials. This wedding ring shop also accepts orders for custom-made designs. You can visit their FB Page for more information.
Wedding rings are investments of a lifetime. It is important, therefore, that they are made from quality materials, and suit the budget and style of the couple. There is no shortage of stores that sell wedding rings in Philippines. These shops are all ready to assist you in making an important decision for an essential item on your wedding day.
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An oil and gas business based in the city are looking for an L+D coordinator to join for a period of 12 months to assist with an incredibly busy period of time.
Reporting into the L+D manager, this role will ensure successful design, delivery and commissioning of all learning and development.
Ideally you will be able to start asap due to the client's urgent requirement.


Anthony Kammell, as he called himself in England, (originally Antonin Kammel), was active as a composer in England between 1765 and 1784. He was one of the close circle of friends of Thomas Anson of Shugborough and a colleague of Johann Christian Bach. This study looks at his career and his world, and asks what became of his family.
A biography of Kammell. For separate chapters with illustration see below.
A listing of all known works.
An arrangement of Kammell's Duet Op. 5 No. 1, dedicated to Thomas Anson.
Andante Alla Francese from Symphony in G with added wind.
Minuet from Kammell's Sonata Op. 9 No. 1, at Shugborough.
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import React, {Component} from 'react'

import {Tabbar} from 'domain/component'
import {TabbarItem} from 'domain/component'
import px2dp from '../util'
import {Home} from "./Home"
import {MyCourse} from "./MyCourse"
import {UserCenterNew} from "./UserCenterNew"
import {StkCard} from "./StkCard";

export class Tabs extends Component {

    render() {
        return (
            <Tabbar>
                <TabbarItem
                    name="home"
                    title="首页" activeIcon={require("./images/menu-home.png")}
                    icon={require("./images/menu-home-grey.png")}>
                    <Home navigator={this.props.navigator} route={this.props.route}/>
                </TabbarItem>
                <TabbarItem
                    name="mycourse"
                    title="公告" activeIcon={require("./images/menu-news.png")}
                    icon={require("./images/menu-news-grey.png")}>
                    <MyCourse navigator={this.props.navigator} route={this.props.route}/>
                </TabbarItem>
                <TabbarItem
                    name="ETCCard"
                    title="苏通卡" activeIcon={require("./images/menu-etc.png")}
                    icon={require("./images/menu-etc-grey.png")}
                    ETCStyle={{width: px2dp(23) ,height : px2dp(20)}}>
                    <StkCard navigator={this.props.navigator} route={this.props.route}/>
                </TabbarItem>
                {/*<TabbarItem*/}
                    {/*name="myLife"*/}
                    {/*title="生活" activeIcon={require("./images/menu-life.png")}*/}
                    {/*icon={require("./images/menu-life-grey.png")}>*/}
                    {/*<MyCourse navigator={this.props.navigator} route={this.props.route}/>*/}
                {/*</TabbarItem>*/}
                <TabbarItem
                    name="usercenter"
                    title="我的" activeIcon={require("./images/menu-user.png")}
                    icon={require("./images/menu-user-grey.png")}>
                    {/*{global.logged?<UserCenterNew navigator={this.props.navigator} route={this.props.route}/>:*/}
                        {/*<Login navigator={this.props.navigator} route={this.props.route}/>}*/}
                    <UserCenterNew navigator={this.props.navigator} route={this.props.route}/>
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Home Lisa Tinney, Senior Placement Services
Lisa Tinney, Senior Placement Services
Lisa Tinney, a placement specialist at Senior Placement Services, helps families find safe, accommodating and affordable housing for senior citizens free of charge.
For Tinney, the reward in providing these services is the peace of mind that she is able to give to the families she works with.
"[We] make an impact on the lives of family members and give them a sense of relief when we are able to place their loved one where they are safe and secure," Tinney said.
Tinney has served as the president for the American Cancer Society, Reach to Recovery Volunteer for breast cancer survivors, vice president of Medical Social Services Organization (MSSO) of Birmingham and a member of Caring Connections of Montgomery.
Through her volunteer work and her long career in banking, Tinney developed a love for working with senior citizens.
"This led me to an opportunity to work in senior healthcare, senior behavioral health and home care. I found that I had a love for the senior community, and this was a way for me to give back to this very special group of people."
Tinney now has over 20 years in the healthcare field. Her experience helps her evaluate the needs of each client and match them with the retirement community that is best for them.
"We all know that navigating the waters of shopping for a senior community is difficult," Tinney said. "I would like to think that we can ease that burden."
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There are technical aids for almost everything we do in life. If you are a health conscious athlete or a health-monitored patient, there is a simple watch that monitors the intake and exhaustion of calories for you. The same applies to the academia and there are dozens of software applications that helps you get to the bottom of a few things.
While there are several people that make up for the deficiency in academics with some or the other form of technical support, there are a few things that you will have to be watchful about.
To start with saying that homework management software is all you need to fare better would be a gravely risky statement. There are several complications that are involved in the process and the software will only help you manage work more efficiently. It will not affect your ability or speed of solving per say. With that knowledge intact, here are a few things that you need to know about the software.
What is an assignment management software?
There are several tools that help you manage things like data and numbers. There are workplace management tools that help you understand the level of importance that is already present in some or the other form.
An application that manages assignment actually depends on the feed you give to make sure you are reminded of what tasks are left and in how much time you will have to complete them.
How effective use can make a difference?
There are more than many ways in which an effective homework management software application can make a difference to what you already know. There are some forms that make the most of the available options and inform others anyway.
While there are several people that do not understand the relevance that the place is already experiencing is incomplete in many way. For one, you will not be burdened with having to remember all remaining work, once you feed the input into this application.
There are several free options that you may procure from the web and use for a few days. If you find them useful, you can upgrade to something developed by a reputed assignment assistance company.
Does expert help make a good combination?
There are contrasting opinions. Some believe you need to make the most of the available options and some insist on making this a level playing field.


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Available from all good retailers in-store and online.
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From award-winning documentary filmmaker E. Chai Vasarhelyi and world-renowned photographer and mountaineer Jimmy Chin, the directors of "MERU," comes FREE SOLO, a stunning, intimate and unflinching portrait of free soloist climber Alex Honnold, as he prepares to achieve his lifelong dream: climbing the face of the world's most famous rock…the 3,200-foot El Capitan in Yosemite National Park…without a rope. Celebrated as one of the greatest athletic feats of any kind, Honnold's climb set the ultimate standard: perfection or death. Succeeding in this challenge places his story in the annals of human achievement.
FREE SOLO is an edge-of-your seat thriller and an inspiring portrait of an athlete who challenges both his body and his beliefs on a quest to triumph over the impossible, revealing the personal toll of excellence. As the climber begins his training, the armour of invincibility he's built up over decades unexpectedly breaks apart when Honnold begins to fall in love, threatening his focus and giving way to injury and setbacks. The film beautifully captures deeply human moments with Honnold as well as the death-defying climb with exquisite artistry and masterful, vertigo-inducing camerawork. The result is a triumph of the human spirit.
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A nice, big gob of jam on a slice of toast, who isn't tempted by that? It's common knowledge however that fruit jams and jellies are often loaded with sugars, meaning that they are often off-limits to athletes and people trying to control their weight. Until now, that is.
Prozis Zero Fruit Spread will have calorie-conscious people sigh in relief! Fat-free and with only a bare minimum of sugars, it's just the product for everyone who prefers to keep an eye on their calorie and sugar intake, yet likes to indulge in a truly delicious treat from time to time. Forget all about forbidden fruit, now there's Zero Fruit Spread!
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The breakfast table is only complete with a jar of Prozis Zero Fruit Spread on it. It's superb on bread, on a scone or croissant, but also perfectly suitable for mixing into your yoghurt. And, it even works wonderfully in cake-baking!
1. Preheat the oven to 160ºC. Grease a 33x23 cm baking tin with non-stick spray.
2. In a bowl, combine the butter, the xylitol or raw sugar, and the coconut sugar, and beat until creamy with an electric mixer. Add and mix the vanilla and salt. On low speed, beat the almond flour and the instant oats into the mixture until the dough is just smooth.
3. Divide the dough in half. Refrigerate 1 half, wrapped in cling film, for about 30 minutes. Press the other half into the bottom of the tin for the bottom crust. Bake it until it starts to turn light brown around the edges, for 20 minutes or so, then remove the tin from the oven.
4. Stir the fruit spread until smooth, then spread it evenly over the crust. Crumble the remaining half of the shortbread dough over the fruit spread for a crumbled topping. Place the tin back in the oven and continue baking for about 30 minutes until the topping is firm, crisp, and golden in colour. Let the shortbread cool completely before cutting it into bars.
Next to the bigger 370 g version, there's also a smaller version of 180 g available!
Attention: The selected product's expiration date is 2019-07-13, the product is valid for 86 more days.
Water, Freeze-Dried Strawberry (3%), Flavouring, Thickeners (Locust Bean Gum, Xanthan Gum), Colour (Black Carrot Extract), Sweeteners (Xylitol, Sucralose), Acidity regulator (Citric Acid), Colour (Carotenes) .
May contain traces of milk, soya, gluten, nuts and sesame seeds. With sweeteners. This product should not replace a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Some separation is natural, just stir before use. Store tightly sealed in the original packaging in a cool, dry place, avoiding direct sunlight. Refrigerate after opening and consume within 4 weeks.
Buy 1: Zero Fruit Spread 370 g and receive 1: POW! - Protein Cookie 60 g White Chocolate - Vanilla.
Seeking an alternative for sugar-laden jam or jelly? Prozis Zero Fruit Spread is sugars-free and incredibly low in calories, but just as delicious!


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INTERVIEW: Ziemba Extends an Invite to Parallel World of Ardis with "Veritas in Terra"
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all photos by Megan Mack
René Kladzyk has made it her artistic purpose to merge various media since the very beginning of her musical project Ziemba; her debut LP came with an incense made from flowers in and around her childhood home, and her live shows frequently feature the diffusion of scents she's created to go along with the specific experience. Now, inspired by singing collectively with Colin Self's XHOIR, feminist science fiction, Nabokov's treatise on time, and the neofuturistic architecture of John Portman, Kladzyk has launched the first phase of Ardis, a high-concept three-part album that explores utopia from a human perspective.
Essentially, Ardis is a parallel version of Earth, with "necessary changes" having been made. Its creation was a direct response to Trump's election, Kladzyk explains. "I felt really devastated by a lot of what I was seeing in America and I wanted to talk about it but in a way that didn't just perpetuate me feeling devastated by it," she says. "How can I talk about this in a way that's not just dwelling on how upsetting it is, but instead thinking about possible alternatives and mobilizing in a way that's fantastical and fun and uplifting? If you believe that cultural change is fueled by art and creative work, which I do, then people who are making work that envisions possible alternative futures can have a real material impact on the world we live in here."
The first five songs from the LP, which comprise Part One, were released in February, along with a video for "Veritas in Terra" that brings Kladzyk's concepts into the real world via John Portman's architecture. His buildings have served as the inspiration for Delta City in Robocop, and appeared in sci-fi classics and recent blockbusters alike, from John Carpenter's Escape From LA to the Divergent series. Kladzyk first encountered his work on a trip to New York City (which she now calls home) during her teens, when she ventured into the Marriott Marquis in Times Square. "Veritas in Terra" was shot in three Atlanta hotels; Portman's architectural thumbprint is everywhere in his home city, characterized by the multi-storied arrangement of floors overlooking a towering atrium, often with a glass elevator that traverses it like a an electrical impulse running up a human spine. Indeed, this is the intended visual allusion, one which Kladzyk mirrors in relating humanity to the sprawling scale of a futuristic cityscape. "It's an inter-scalar thing – it's like, if you look at a building like a body, and a body like a song, you find the commonalities in the way we structure ideas to the way we structure our world on the macro level," she explains.
The video was co-directed by Kladzyk, Megan Mack, and Allison Halter, and it wasn't an easy shoot, considering they were forcibly removed from the Portman-designed Hyatt, Westin, and Marriott hotels. "We filmed in [the Hyatt] and almost immediately got in trouble… then I was like, okay, we have to be a little bit more careful. And then we got kicked out of another place," she says with a laugh. "We were very cautious with the Marriott Marquis. We mostly filmed from like 4-6 in the morning. We got kicked out while shooting the last shot; I knew we would because it was right in front of the concierge desk."
That shot became one of the opening scenes in "Veritas" – Kladzyk looks up through the atrium, wearing a bright yellow jumpsuit. Throughout the video she's "simultaneously exploring but also a little hunted, but then also realizing that there are all these different versions of me." She says that Portman's buildings support an almost voyeuristic tendency that she wanted to highlight: "[The atrium] changes how you look at other humans – you can see people so far away and they look so tiny. They often aren't aware that you're looking at them, but you can't help [it] because the nature of the space encourages you to look." Overall, it was the fact that Portman's buildings are like parallel universes unto themselves that attracted Kladzyk to his work, which has been both credited with revitalizing formerly desolate downtown areas as well as criticized for being too insular.
The two remaining segments of Ardis will appear in April and June, each with their own specific fragrance accompaniment. This March, Kladzyk begins a month-long residency at Red Hook artspace Pioneer Works, which will culminate in a musical version of Ardis on April 14. It will expand upon the excerpt she performed at MoMA Ps1 at the end of 2017, which featured herself and her sister Anna discovering, then destroying, a fragrant utopia before rebuilding it. "One of the narrative arcs [of the project] is me as a human, trying to open doorways to Ardis, failing and trying again, and in the process finding it in all these different places," she says. The Pioneer Works performance, she adds, will feature "a number of other performers, there'll be a large choir, and other musicians… I'm working with a really incredible set designer, and there'll be wild costumes, but it will largely be the music interacting with visual signifiers of the world."
Ziemba will also perform a handful of more straightfoward shows on the West Coast with Teeny Lieberson's solo endeavor Lou Tides in the coming months, as well as some dates throughout the Mid- and Southwest. She's performed some of the songs from Ardis in a live setting before – "Ugly Ambitious Women," in particular, appeared on a 2015 EP, and Kladzyk says she has more material she's interested in reimagining – and will do so again at Secret Project Robot next week. Ever prolific, she's currently writing songs that are a little more grounded and personal, but whether she revisits Ardis in the future remains to be seen. "We'll see what path it follows. Some of that may depend on how people respond to it, and the way that I learn from it after touring it," she says. Though she hesitates to say that she makes therapeutic music, she does hope Ardis will offer others some catharsis, as it has for her to imagine such a place.
"[Someone asked] 'What does Ardis look like? What's it like there?'" recalls Kladzyk. "In short, I don't exactly know. I'm still looking for it and I'm still learning from it. But that's kind of the idea – maybe we need to reject this idea that we as humans can be certain, and instead focus on expansiveness, and listening and connection."
Lindsey Rhoades is the founding Editor-In-Chief of AudioFemme. She has written for The Village Voice, Stereogum, Brooklyn Magazine, Impose, Complex, and others. You can often find her playing pinball in local dive bars and laundromats around Brooklyn.
architecture • Ardis • atlanta • Brooklyn • new music • Pioneer Works • René Kladzyk • residency • science fiction • secret project robot • video • XHOIR • Ziemba
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"While FSAs generally have a use-it-or-lose-it rule, where any leftover funds disappear at the end of the year, it's not that hard to spend the money."
It's officially deadline season. There are just weeks left to finish your holiday shopping, wrap up your end-of-year work projects—and use up your flexible spending account (FSA).
This year, there were an estimated 28.8 million active FSAs—or employer-sponsored accounts where you can stash pre-tax dollars for eligible medical expenses—and that number is expected to hit 32.3 million by 2020. So if you don't have an FSA already, you may have an opportunity to sign up and save with one soon. Check with your HR department to find out more about your benefits package and open enrollment dates.
While FSAs generally have a use-it-or-lose-it rule, where any leftover funds disappear at the end of the year, it's not that hard to spend the money. There are plenty of FSA-eligible items you can purchase without a prescription that can help you stay healthy and sane during this hectic season. Consider this your holiday survival shopping list.
Protect your feet while dashing through the mall, decking the halls or standing in line at Target to nab $50 Beats earbuds on Black Friday.
Because the office heat is blasting and you're allergic to pine needles.
If the thought of holiday travel on planes, trains and automobiles makes you ill, these can help you ward off the nausea long enough to make it to Grandma's house.
Make sure your blood isn't actually boiling at family gatherings when your drunk relatives stir up drama.
Maybe your blood pressure's fine, but now your head's pounding. While you can't purchase over-the-counter drugs, like Aleve, without a prescription, this natural remedy is fair game.
Because all that luggage won't carry itself, the Christmas tree delivery guy canceled and the turkey and trimmings weigh a ton.
For when ice, sleet and snow get the better of you, or you're asked to play Tiny Tim at the last minute and need a costume.
After weeks of working overtime then overindulging with family, some holistic healing methods can help you start the New Year off right.


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Whārangi 3. Engineering, 1900–1945
Phoenix gold mine, Bullendale
Inspecting the Arapuni dam, 1930 (1 o 2)
Earthquake engineering
Engineer's drawing office, 1956
Jack Brooke
Some of New Zealand's major national engineering projects in the 20th century were undertaken to meet the growing demand for electricity. The use of electricity in manufacturing and industry was well established by the beginning of the century, and electrical engineers became vital.
Plans for new power stations to supply electricity to different parts of the country were brought together in the 1920s in an overall scheme for a national grid. Dams and hydroelectric power stations provided significant engineering challenges.
Civil to military engineering
The Dansey brothers of Ngāti Tūwharetoa served with great distinction in the First World War as soldiers and as engineers. Harry Dansey, believed to be the first Māori engineer, was made responsible for railway construction and transport in II Anzac Corps's sector, including evacuation of the wounded. Roger Dansey was responsible for organising light rail operations, and then spent most of the 1920s assisting with the rebuilding of war-torn Belgium.
The Arapuni power station, built on the lower Waikato River, produced one of the trickiest problems. Engineers disagreed so strongly over the type of dam that should be built that the government formed a committee of engineers to make the decision. The station opened in 1929, but it had to be closed again the following year when a block of land about 600 metres long, 46 metres deep and 122–244 metres wide slumped. The powerhouse tilted and water ran down the face of the excavation. The lake was drained and the bed sealed before the station opened a second time in 1932.
Engineering of a different kind drew New Zealand attention in 1931 when a major earthquake devastated Napier and Hastings. This prompted new building regulations, including guidelines for the use of unreinforced masonry which had caused many deaths in Napier.
Mid-earthquake engineering
When the Hawke's Bay earthquake struck in 1931 two men were working in the base of the 95-metre-high Mōhaka viaduct. Stuck in a small compartment 18 metres under the riverbed, they were subject to violent rocking, and water rose to shoulder height. The terrified men were winched out by a third man working immediately above. The first to emerge, desperate to escape, lunged for a compressed air valve. The quick-thinking winchman knocked him unconscious, preventing the death from the bends of all three.
New Zealand is located in the Pacific-rim earthquake zone, and like Japan and California developed sophisticated earthquake engineering techniques. Engineering schools at Auckland and Canterbury universities have undertaken full-scale testing and evaluation of structural elements. Base-isolation techniques, which allow buildings to move during earthquakes, were developed by New Zealand engineers and scientists.
Engineering in wartime
The Second World War pushed New Zealand engineering in a military direction. Small shipbuilding work included local assembly of British-designed Fairmile launches for anti-submarine work. Munitions were also assembled.
Yacht design and building
Mechanical engineer Jack Brooke designed more than 250 yachts, and built many himself. From the 1920s, he produced novel – and, at the time, controversial – designs that won national championships.
Brooke went on to design New Zealand's Spirit of Adventure, and the Ji Fung for Outward Bound in Hong Kong. Brooke was an early exponent of a yacht design and building industry that flourished in West Auckland in the 20th century.
Urban engineering
Urban engineering continued as New Zealand's towns and cities expanded. In Auckland the Grafton bridge was built in 1910 – a 97.6 metre ferroconcrete structure linking Grafton Road with Symonds Street in the city. Steel-reinforced ferroconcrete was a relatively new material that made it possible to construct the tall buildings that began to appear in New Zealand's major centres in this period.
Ki mua Tō muri mai: Whārangi 4. Engineering after 1945 Whai muri
Matthew Wright, 'Engineering - Engineering, 1900–1945', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/mi/engineering/page-3 (accessed 22 January 2022)
Angus, Percy Roy, 1893-1961
Bolt, George Bruce, 1893-1963
Turner, Charles William Oakey, 1901-1994


Serves 25 children through a summer day program.
For children associated with any of the three partner organizations: Lynwood Charlton Centre, Hamilton Interval House and Catholic Children's Aid Society.
Run out of the Upper Paradise site.
Referrals are required from one of the partner organizations.
The goal of the program is to shift the focus from disabilities and problems, to the joy of possibilities and development.
Under the Willows provides the artists, materials, and physical-emotional space for children to develop their creativity and cooperation skills. With access to nurturing relationships, opportunities to explore the natural world and artistic expression, the children can experience themselves as whole unique persons with talents and abilities to offer not only in the Garden, but in their lives outside it!
Read the Under the Willow FAQs for more information.
After having the good fortune in 1994 to participate at the Spiral Garden in Toronto, Dr. Ruth Pickering, a Child Psychiatrist and Narrative Therapist, was inspired to develop an arts-garden-play program in Hamilton.
The generous offer of the Board of Directors for Lynwood Charlton Centre to host the garden "under the willows" on the new site (open May 2002) provided the ideal setting and ready access for some of the children who would benefit from this unique outdoor developmental program.
Under the Willows is guided by Dr. Ruth Pickering, a retired Child Psychiatrist and community leader in Hamilton who has dedicated her life to children. With Ruth's guidance, Under the Willows evolved into a collaborative program among three original community partner organizations: Lynwood Charlton Centre (with which Dr. Pickering is affiliated), Interval House of Hamilton-Wentworth (a Hamilton-based shelter for abused women and children), and Niwasa Headstart Preschool (a preschool program which serves and is operated by members of the Native community). The partnership currently (2015) includes Lynwood Charlton Centre, Interval House and the Catholic Children's Aid Society of Hamilton.
With over three decades professional work experience with children experiencing serious adversity, including poverty, abuse, trauma, neglect, marginalization and deprivation, Dr. Pickering observed in 1994: "Whatever we do in these child service systems -- reducing risk, improving behavior, keeping the children safe, modifying their behavior, medicating their symptoms -- none of it is intentionally about bringing joy, stimulating creativity and imagination or having fun with them." Sadly, children's services (which are, by design, focussed on problems and 'disabilities') offer few opportunities for children to experience themselves as persons with abilities, of having personal agency, and of being seen to be persons of value.
Thus, Dr Pickering set out to develop the arts-garden-play summer program, Under the Willows. There through the metaphor of the garden, challenged and challenging children could celebrate their interdependence within the natural world as the context for healing.
In re-focusing from disabilities and problems, to possibilities and development, the artists, the materials, and the physical-emotional context of ability, creativity, cooperation and mutual support provides an environment in which children extend themselves, develop and create. With access to nurturing relationships, opportunities to explore the world of nature and artistic expression, while working cooperatively with other children and adults, the children experience themselves as whole unique persons with talents and offerings not only in the Garden, but also in their lives outside!
Now entering our fourteenth year, we invite you to join us in assisting this unique developmental program to continue growing .... for our children and our community.
Please have a look at the FAQ's for a deeper understanding of the program, its philosophy and values, a typical day, staff, how you can become involved and a few links that may be of interest.
Canada Helps is an organization that raises funds on-line. You can help Under the Willows by making a donation with them.


Honest Abe Log Homes co-owner April Patterson and her husband, Nick Patterson, love cooking together in their new 10″ round log home's modern farmhouse kitchen on their Acres of Grace Farm. The Pattersons are very involved with Clay County (TN) Young Farmers, and they contributed some of their favorite recipes to the organization's Farm to Fork cookbook. Here they share their quick and easy recipe for Taco Casserole.
Brown ground beef and drain off excess fat. Add taco seasoning and cook according to package directions, adding proper amount of water. Put corn chips at the bottom of an 8x8" dish. Cook refried beans on stove until hot. Add 1 c. cheese and 1 c. salsa to the heated beans. Stir until combined. Pour beans over corn chips in dish. Add beef to top of the beans. Sprinkle remaining cheese over top. Sprinkle green onions and black olives over cheese. Bake in a 375-degree oven until the cheese is sufficiently melted. Take out of oven and sprinkle chopped tomatoes on top. Wait 1 to 2 minutes before serving your dish.


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