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By: Kristyne E. Demske | St. Clair Shores Sentinel | Published February 4, 2019
ST. CLAIR SHORES — A traffic crash that left a husband and wife dead is under investigation by the St. Clair Shores Police Department.
St. Clair Shores Police Traffic Lt. Joseph Heythaler said that around 2:17 p.m. Feb. 3, there was a head-on collision between two vehicles on Jefferson Avenue, just north of Masonic Boulevard, that immediately killed a 76-year-old husband and wife.
Heythaler said that the couple lived in St. Clair Shores, but police would not release any further information as of press time Feb. 7.
A Ram truck was traveling northbound on the road at the same time the Chevrolet Impala being driven by the couple was heading south.
"It appears the driver of the pickup went left of center, into oncoming traffic, striking the other vehicle," Heythaler said. "The driver and passenger of the Chevy Impala were both deceased at the scene."
The driver of the truck, a 29-year-old St. Clair Shores man, was taken to a local hospital for injuries sustained in the crash and for possible other medical problems, Heythaler said.
"At this time, it is not known if alcohol or narcotics was a factor. That is still ongoing and we're waiting for toxicology," he said Feb. 4.
Police have not identified the driver.
The crash remains under investigation, and police are looking for witnesses. Anyone who saw the accident is asked to call the Traffic Bureau at (586) 445-5318.
No other vehicles were involved in the crash, which shut down the roadway for a few hours while police investigated. There were no other passengers in the vehicles.
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NFL Week 8: Texans 27, Raiders 24, J.J. Watt Out For Season — 4 Winners, 4 Losers
Sean Pendergast October 28, 2019 9:56AM
It will be a while before Texan fans see this again.
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Sometimes, I can't decide if the sports gods are just really, really cruel, or if they have a completely macabre, warped sense of humor. Two years ago this week, the Astros were clinching their first ever World Series, while the Texans, even in a loss in Seattle, had burgeoning hope thanks to a rookie QB named Deshaun Watson. Ironically, the day after the Astros clinched that World Series, news came down that Watson's season was over. Torn ACL. Done. The gods never let you celebrate long.
Yesterday, we felt it again. The sequencing winds up different, the Astros haven't clinched anything yet, but on the same day that the Texans pull off one of their gutsiest wins in recent memory — a 27-24 win over the Raiders with about as depleted a secondary as you'll see in an NFL game — and the same that the Astros won Game 5 of the World Series to take a 3-2 series lead, J.J. Watt's season is over early for the third time in four years. Torn pectoral muscle, on a tackle for loss of all things. He is done for 2019.
Again, the gods never let you celebrate long (unless you live in Boston, where they gift you a championship in something at least every six months, but I digress).
In the standings, the Texans now sit at 5-3, a half game back of the Colts. On the medical sheets, this team is, all of a sudden, decimated by injuries. These are the times that test a head coach, and test a general manager, and for the Texans, that is the same guy. Over the balance of 2019, Bill O'Brien will need to do his best work yet, considering the "all in" type moves he's made to win a Super Bowl now. Let's get to winners and losers from yesterday's win at NRG Stadium....
4. AFC South
Man, it's a good thing the Texans won yesterday. Not only would falling to 4-4 after the win over the Chiefs brought them to 4-2 be a real kick in the groin, but the rest of the AFC South is suddenly surging. The really crazy part? The rest of the AFC South is suddenly surging with Jacoby Brissett, Gardner Minshew, and Ryan Tannehill as their quarterbacks. Yesterday, all four AFC South teams won, making it the only division with all four teams at or above .500. The Texans have the Jags in London this week, and then the Colts and Titans a total of three times in Weeks 12 through 17. The division that gets left behind in quality debates now has four teams that are all, at least, in the "sneaky annoying" range on the opposition scale.
3. Ka'imi Fairbairn
A few weeks ago, I was shouting from the rooftops that the Texans needed to at least bring in some kicking competition to light a fire under Fairbairn, who missed two PAT's against the Falcons, and missed another PAT and a crucial field goal against the Chiefs. Since then, over the last two games, Fairbairn seems to have straightened things out, or more appropriately, the "kicking operation" (snapper, holder, kicker) seems to have straightened things out. Yesterday, Fairbairn made all five of his kicks (3 PAT's, 2 field goals) after hitting three field goals last week against the Colts. Fairbairn is super talented, so it's good to see his mental game begin to catch up, once again, with his physical tools.
Hopkins made history on Sunday, becoming the third youngest player to 8,000 receiving yards.
2. DeAndre Hopkins
If there is one thing Texan fans have been blessed to see over the course of the first couple decades in existence, it's the likelihood that we've been watching Hall of Fame wide receivers every season since 2003, when Andre Johnson first arrived in the league. In 2013, Hopkins was drafted to play alongside Johnson, and by 2015, the torch had been passed, and now it's Hopkins who is essentially outpacing all of Johnson's team records. On Sunday, Hopkins had 11 catches for 109 yards, an amazing eight of those catches for first downs, and surpassed the 8,000 career yardage mark, the third youngest player in league history (behind only Larry Fitzgerald and Randy Moss) to do so. Hopkins is being used a little differently this season, as almost a de facto extension of the run game when the team is trying to control the ball and control the clock, and that's reflected in his yards per catch, which is a pedestrian (for him) 10.3 yards per catch. However, just watch him, and you know how important those short catches have been in moving the chains. Hopkins is still the best at what he does, the lack of explosive stats be damned.
Deshaun Watson was spectacular again on Sunday.
1. Deshaun Watson
Not sure how many different ways we can keep finding to say that Deshaun Watson is the truth, but here goes — on Sunday, he threw the game winning touchdown while getting kicked in the face....
Step 1: Sense pressure
Step 2: Fight through pressure
Step 3: Get *kicked* in the face
Step 4: Break pressure
Step 5: Throw TD while being tackled
Deshaun Watson is incredible.
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— Field Yates (@FieldYates) October 28, 2019
I mean.... damn. We're lucky to get to watch this up close every week, Houston. Enjoy it.
4. Richie Incognito
If you're making a list of the least likable players in the NFL, Incognito finds himself firmly embedded in the top five or ten, especially here in Houston, where he once tried to blind Antonio Smith by reaching under Smith's facemark and clawing at his eyeballs. Any time you mess with the Ninja, them's fightin' actions, baby! We love the Ninja! So on Sunday, on a day where Antonio Smith, along with 59 other former Texans, were in the building for Homecoming Sunday, it was nice to see Incognito get the one crucial penalty that derailed the Raiders efforts to come away with a win. On the Raiders' final drive, with the Texans playing with a secondary that consisted of Keion Crossen, Garion Conley, and Cornell Armstrong at cornerback, the only thing that was going to doom the Raiders was a boneheaded penalty. Enter Incognito! His hold on 2nd and 10 from the Texans' 45 yard line made it 2nd and 20 from the Oakland 45 yard line. Two plays later, the Raiders were punting, and never got the ball back. Like the Texans did against the Falcons and Chiefs a few weeks ago, they finished off the other team with clock grinding drives to close out. Thank you for being you, Richie!
3. Chris Clark
On the flip side, it would have been nice if Chris Clark were back at NRG Stadium hanging with all the former Texans for homecoming, in a golf shirt, drinking a cold beer. Instead, Clark had a homecoming of his own, re-signing with the Texans last week, and being forced into the starting lineup with injuries to tackles Tytus Howard and Roderick Johnson. It was not pretty, as Clark gave up multiple sacks, and looked severely winded by the second quarter. Tytus Howard, I speak for all of Houston when I say....
2. Opening drives
For the eighth time in eight games, the Texans were an abomination on their opening drive, this time going 19 yards in seven plays, bringing the updated first drive summary to the following — 39 plays, 67 yards, six punts, two turnovers. I have no idea what the issue is for the Texans early in games, but I've been pointing this out since about Week 4, and it's not getting fixed. Kudos to the Texans' coaching staff for making adjustments that are clearly working more often than not, but could you script SOMETHING good for this Sunday? You have a whole transatlantic flight to do so. Make it happen, Bill.
This play was J.J. Watt's last one of the 2019 season.
1. J.J. Watt
I don't know what else to say, other than I feel absolutely awful for Watt, who tweeted this out right after the game ended on Sunday:
This game can be beautiful and it can also be brutal. Absolutely gutted that I won't be able to finish the season with my guys and give the fans what they deserve. I truly love this game and can't stand letting you guys down. Thank you for all of the thoughts & well-wishes.
— JJ Watt (@JJWatt) October 28, 2019
This is now the third time in four seasons that Watt has had a regular season truncated before the halfway point by a season ending injury, all three for different injuries — herniated disc (2016), tibial plateau fracture (2017), and now a torn pectoral muscle. I suppose, if there's any consolation, the rehab for this particular injury is far less grueling than that for a back or a knee. However, there are so many layers to the fallout from Watt's injury that it may need its own post — what does Romeo Crennel do now? What does GM William O'Brien do now? What happens with Watt's contract (two non-guaranteed years left after this season)? How does this affect wedding plans? LOTS OF STUFF, MAN.
So, J.J., like with Tytus Howard, we wish you.....
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Summer in Germany offers you a wealth of surprises. Obviously, most people are familiar with the wonderful cities that can be explored, beautiful rivers that can be cruised along, and delightful forests connecting you back to nature. However, there is so much more. Head down south, and you'll discover mountain scenery that competes with anything that its Swiss and Austrian neighbours can offer, or lake-land areas that are as breath-taking as anywhere that you can find in Italy; whereas going north will take you to kilometre after kilometre of pristine coastline…Yes, Germany even has its own beautiful beaches. The variety is endless – there really is something for everybody.
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Something not to miss in Germany during the summer months is that virtually every weekend you can be assured that there will be a Fest somewhere, celebrating something. It could be Dorffest, or village party, a Seefest – a lake party -, a Waldfest, or party in the forest, a Stadtfest, or town festival, or often the most raucous of the lot, a Feuerwehrfest, where the local firemen throw a party at the Fire Station, and everyone is invited. And, this is before we even start talking about Munich's Oktoberfest – most of which confusingly takes place in September – which truly sets the standards for boisterous entertainment and a wonderful atmosphere – and perhaps just a small glass of beer to get into the mood !
Summer holidays in Germany – whatever type of holiday, this incredibly diverse country can offer you exactly what it is that you are looking for – from lakes to mountains, cities to beaches.


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The camp laborers gave themselves up for lost. The savants were sorely perplexed. Here was a marvel hard to account for. They thought and they talked, they talked and they thought. Finally the learned and aged Lord Grand-Daddy-Longlegs, who had been sitting in deep study, with his slender limbs crossed and his stemmy arms folded, said:
"Deliver your opinions, brethren, and then I will tell my thought–for I think I have solved this problem."
"So be it, good your lordship," piped the weak treble of the wrinkled and withered Professor Woodlouse, "for we shall hear from your lordship's lips naught but wisdom." [Here the speaker threw in a mess of trite, threadbare, exasperating quotations from the ancient poets and philosophers, delivering them with unction in the sounding grandeurs of the original tongues, they being from the Mastodon, the Dodo, and other dead languages.] "Perhaps I ought not to presume to meddle with matters pertaining to astronomy at all, in such a presence as this, I who have made it the business of my life to delve only among the riches of the extinct languages and unearth the opulence of their ancient lore; but still, as unacquainted as I am with the noble science of astronomy, I beg with deference and humility to suggest that inasmuch as the last of these wonderful apparitions proceeded in exactly the opposite direction from that pursued by the first, which you decide to be the Vernal Equinox, and greatly resembled it in all particulars, is it not possible, nay certain, that this last is the Autumnal Equi–"
" O-o-o!" "O-o-o! go to bed! go to bed!" with annoyed derision from everybody. So the poor old Woodlouse retreated out of sight, consumed with shame.
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Every scholar sprang to his feet pale with astonishment. Then ensued tears, handshakings, frenzied embraces, and the most extravagant jubilations of every sort. But by and by, as emotion began to retire within bounds, and reflection to return to the front, the accomplished Chief Inspector Lizard observed:
"But how is this? Venus should traverse the sun's surface, not the earth's."
The arrow went home. It earned sorrow to the breast of every apostle of learning there, for none could deny that this was a formidable criticism. But tranquilly the venerable Duke crossed his limbs behind his ears and said:
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The assembled wisdom sat in speechless adoration of this imperial intellect. All doubts had instantly departed, like night before the lightning.
The Tumble-Bug had just intruded, unnoticed. He now came reeling forward among the scholars, familiarly slapping first one and then another on the shoulder, saying "Nice ('ic) nice old boy!" and smiling a smile of elaborate content. Arrived at a good position for speaking, he put his left arm akimbo with his knuckles planted in his hip just under the edge of his cut-away coat, bent his right leg, placing his toe on the ground and resting his heel with easy grace against his left shin, puffed out his aldermanic stomach, opened his lips, leaned his right elbow on Inspector Lizard's shoulder, and–


Commonwealth Games gold medallists Manu Bhaker, Heena Sidhu and Jitu Rai will spearhead India's challenge at the ISSF World Cup — the final competitive outing for rifle and pistol shooters before the Asian Games and World Championships — starting on Wednesday.
Preceding the tournament proper will be the Grand Prix events in 50m rifle prone, where the likes of Olympic medallist Gagan Narang, Sanjeev Rajput, Chain Singh in men and Anjum Moudgil, Tejaswini Sawant and Shreya Szxena in women will compete tomorrow.
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More than 817 shooters from 84 countries have confirmed participation, with India is fielding a 31-strong contingent, including nine in the Minimum Qualification Score (not competing for a medal but only registering international scores) section.
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On Boxing Day 2015, the town of Whalley in Lancashire was severely flooded, generating huge news coverage on a situation thatseverely affected the local community. The River Calder rose 2.5metres above its normal level leading to the extensive flooding, which not only affected homes, businesses and local farms but also Whalley Community Hydro. The Whalley Community Hydro is a small water hydro station which, when running, produces £550 of electricity a day. As a local joint venture, purchased by members of the local community, it was another casualty of the flooding and cause for concern for the people who had invested in it.
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His power alludes me. But, I don't have to understand it. Fear it? Yes. Respect it? Definitely. Stand in awe of it? Of course.
I don't understand his ability to create and be in all things. I don't understand his ability to wreak havoc, allow catastrophe or calm stormy seas. I don't understand his love and faithfulness. I don't understand him.
But I can respect and fear him in a healthy way. After all…He is God.
*The One Year Bible, August 27, New International Version, copyright 1986, Tyndale House Publishers, Wheaton, Illinois.
Job's heart longed for an arbitrator — a connection between God and man. Someone to speak on his behalf, to bring reconciliation with the creator.
God had an answer to the pleading of Job's Old Testament heart. A New Testament Jesus. The Word tells us Jesus utters to God what we ourselves cannot even begin to express. Our heart's desires and concerns are brought to God through Jesus. Our eternal peace with God is sealed through Him. He made a way to God.
Jesus is my arbitrator and friend. He is for me. And, you too.
*The One Year Bible, August 23, New International Version, copyright 1986, Tyndale House Publishers, Wheaton, Illinois.
The Christian life is the promised land, meant to be possessed. It's not a carrot out of reach or a boundary to walk around, but a place to walk through daily. We have the opportunity to know the presence of the Lord and partake of his very life. The land of Canaan has been given to us with uplifted, gracious hand.
Spiritually we were hungry and he came as bread. We were thirsty and he became living water poured out, filling us with his holy spirit.
Do we believe? That's the boundary to cross — over the line of disbelief and into the land of faith. A land in which to dwell. Oh, for the faith to believe what he says…the promised land is meant for me. Alleluia and amen.
This is not a new analogy. The Saving Life of Christ by Major Ian Thomas gives wonderful explanation.
*The One Year Bible, 8/14, New International Version, copyright 1986, Tyndale House Publishers, Wheaton, Illinois.
Nehemiah was so focused on God's purpose for him–to rebuild Jerusalem's wall—that he recognized the enemy's attacks as not part of the plan. He didn't succumb. Rather, he took action to defend against the enemy while continuing the work.
And isn't that half the battle–knowing it's an attack of the enemy? Being aware of his schemes and not letting him intimidate?
Lord, let me see beyond the circumstance or diversion—to know when I'm being derailed from your plan. Help me be bold to speak against lies and take a stand for truth. Let me not be derailed, but continue with what God has given me to do. Amen and amen.
*The One Year Bible, August 13, New International Version, copyright 1986, Tyndale House Publishing, Wheaton, Illinois.
a strength and shield always.
strength is found in him.
it's then he pours unending grace.
*The One Year Bible, August 6, New International Version, copyright 1986, Tyndale House Publishers, Wheaton, Illinois.
his shelter bids me home.
*The One Year Bible, July 23, New International Version, copyright 1986, Tyndale House Publishers, Wheaton, Illinois.


Owls and Lavender: Hello Fall!
1. Clean out your space: Don't let clutter overrule your life. Make sure that you have enough space to breathe, relax, and function!
2. Take a walk outside: Winter is approaching soon, so take advantage of the calm fall weather. Yes, the days are becoming shorter and cooler, but cool days are for going on a walk or taking hike, especially if one lives in the city.
3. Pick out a pumpkin: Although Halloween is a few weeks away, go ahead and pick out a pumpkin; if this one rots, get another later!
4. Assess your goals and make new goals: Summer was a great time to soak up the sun, feel good about yourself, and make future goals. Have you made those goals yet? What goals would you like to make for the fall?
5. Give back to the community: Any time is a good time to lend a helping hand. No money? No problem; donating money isn't the only way to help your community! Donate your TIME by picking up garbage, volunteering at a homeless shelter, or meeting a "little brother or little sister" at Big Brothers Big Sisters.
1. Become more organized by keeping one planner.


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Comedy Bang! Bang! names Kid Cudi as Scott Aukerman's new musical foil
Posted by Sean L. McCarthy | Feb 19, 2015 | TV, Uncategorized | 0 |
Scott Aukerman will lose his Comedy Bang! Bang! bandleader Reggie Watts when this fourth season of their IFC series ends, but this week's couch guest is ready to take the musical comedy sidekick reins. Presenting Kid Cudi.
Cudi, who has worked with the likes of Jay-Z, Kanye West and Mary J. Blige, will join Aukerman full-time starting Friday, July 10, in the show's regular 11 p.m. timeslot on IFC.
"I can't wait to start this new chapter of Comedy Bang! Bang! with Kid Cudi," said Scott Aukerman. "When he was on the couch, I knew he had charisma and star quality, but I thought he should move slightly camera right. Plus, my wife and I have been trying to have a kid for several years, and this is the next best thing."
Watch him on the couch this Friday night at 11pm on @IFC, then to my left every week starting this summer!
— Scott Aukerman (@ScottAukerman) February 19, 2015
Here's a preview of what that'll be like, with Kid Cudi as Prince. Roll the clip!
Watts will become the musical bandleader for The Late Late Show with James Corden on CBS on March 23, but still can be seen in this season's first 20 episodes on IFC, leaving in a grand finale on June 5.
Kid Cudi's has won two Grammys and sold 12.5 million digital singles to date. His fourth studio album, Satellite Flight: The Journey to Mother Moon, was released last February and the follow-up Man on the Moon III is forthcoming. He also has experience playing a comedy sidekick, as he'll portray Ari Gold's assistant, Allen, in the upcoming Entourage movie. His other screen credits include a turn on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and a regular role on HBO's How to Make It in America.
Other guests preceding and following Cudi on the couch during this 40-episode fourth season include Ty Burrell, Mark Duplass, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Zach Galifianakis, former NFLer Eddie George, Simon Helberg, Maya Rudolph, Dax Shepard, Schoolboy Q, Jack Antonoff, Twin Shadow and Tears for Fears.
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Here is all the information you need about "Super Monsters Furever Friends" on American Netflix. Details include the date it was added to Netflix in the USA, any known expiry dates and new episodes/seasons, the ratings and cast etc. So scroll down for more information or share the link on social media to let your friends know what you're watching.


The LG Optimus Note has been leaked from South Korea. The Note is no relation to Samsung's latest announcement the Galaxy Note, nor does it confirm to Samsung's newly created device market, the "Note" market.
The phone is expected to just release in South Korea as it is, but you should expect a similar model (maybe even the same phone exactly) hit North America (Sprints upcoming Optimus Slider perhaps) and Europe.


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Q: How to get the first object after filtering an array in jq? Given the following JSON
{
  "tags": [
    {
      "key": "env",
      "value": "foo"
    },
     {
      "key": "env",
      "value": "bar"
    }
  ]
}

I am trying to find out the first tag where the key is env. I have this-
.tags[] | select (.key=="env") |.[0]

but that gives me an error Cannot index object with number

A: Use first(expr) to provide an expression that satisfies your usecase.
first(.tags[]? | select(.key == "env") .value)

A: You could wrap the results of your query in an array and then pick the first one
[.tags[] | select(.key=="env")] | .[0]

A: jq -r 'first( .tags[] | select(.key=="env") ).value'

jqplay

.tags[] flattens the array into a stream of values. You're applying .[0] to each of the values, not a filtered array. To filter an array, you'd use
.tags | map(select(...)) | .[0]

or
.tags | map(select(...)) | first

map(...) is a shorthand for [ .[] | ... ], so the above is equivalent to
.tags | [ .[] | select(...) ] | first

and
[ .tags[] | select(...) ] | first

Finally, [ ... ] | first can be written as first(...).
first( .tags[] | select(...) )

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Rising prices of bread, cereals and vegetables as well as household energy bills offset falling petrol prices to keep inflation steady at 2.7pc in November, providing households little relief ahead of the Christmas shop.
Families have been squeezed over the past year by inflation rising faster than wages, with average real monthly incomes £22 lower than 2011, according to a Bank of England survey by NMG Consulting.
Pay is officially estimated to have grown just 1.3pc in October – keeping the pressure on households – and economists warned that worse is to come as energy bills and food prices push inflation back above 3pc in the coming months.
"November's unchanged above-target inflation rate means that consumers' spending power is being tightly squeezed in the run-up to Christmas," Samuel Tombs, UK economist at Capital Economics, said.
The consumer prices index (CPI) of inflation hit a 34-month low of 2.2pc in September but bounced back to 2.7pc the following month as the increase in university tuition fees took effect.
Inflation: what's pushing up prices?
November provided brief respite from the coming increases, the latest ONS figures show, as did a fall from 3.2pc to 3pc in the retail prices index, which is seen as a better proxy for the cost of living than the CPI as it includes housing costs.
However, the underlying upward pressures on prices were evident in the measure of core CPI, which strips out volatile fuel and food prices. Core CPI held steady at 2.6pc despite pre-Christmas discounting on the high street.
He welcomed the lower petrol prices – which fell 3p a litre on the month to £1.35 while diesel prices dropped 1.5p to £1.42 a litre – and a moderation in producer price inflation, which indicated that "price pressure are easing further down the [supply] chain".
Offsetting the petrol price falls was a 3.9pc annual increase in the cost of food and non-alcoholic beverages. Much of the increase was accounted for by the rising prices of staples such as bread, cereals, fruit and vegetables, as challenging weather conditions suppressed crop yields throughout 2012.
The drop in RPI inflation was partly due to the downward effect of mortgage interest payments which feature in the RPI but not in the CPI.
A Treasury spokesman said the Government is trying to mitigate the impact on poorer households. "At the Autumn Statement, the Government took more action to help households with the cost of living including a further increase in the tax-free personal allowance and cancelling the fuel duty increase that was planned for January," the spokesman said.


Precast concrete is the place concrete is cast in a mould which is then cured in a managed surroundings, transported to the construction web site and then installed. Quite a few NASA astronauts appeared on the sequence, essentially the most notable being Ken Bowersox , who made three separate appearances, once within the third season, as soon as in the fifth and once in the seventh. Most recently, Allen starred on an ABC sitcom Final Man Standing Despite the fact that the show was some of the highly-rated comedies on the community, it was canceled earlier this yr.
Frances is a good actress, however in this role with Tim, she got here off more as a victim to him than his equal," Karn said. He, too, returned to work alongside Allen on Last Man Standing – as both an actor and a director. When 'Dwelling Enchancment' debuted in 1991, it immediately turned a smash hit — its first season was fifth in the Nielsen rankings, and it remained a prime 10 series for the whole lot of its eight-season run.
Karn was invited to return and audition for the show in case they might find a function for him sooner or later. Sometimes they work out but usually times, they seem like this. In the show's eighth season, the middle little one Randy left for an environmental study program in Costa Rica within the episode "Adios", which aired on September 29, 1998.
Quick ahead years later and once I discovered they have been having auditions for Residence Improvement, I called them up," Karn stated. The beloved sitcom brought the comedy of Tim Allen to prime time TV and would run for a complete of 203 episodes over an eight-12 months period.
Debbe Dunning played Heidi, the software lady on "Device Time." She was a alternative for Pamela Anderson, who originally played the "device girl" position. After eight season of giving folks the giggles, Patricia Richardson made a 180 by switching her focus from comedy to drama.


For Vancouver Island's west coast locals, winter might be the ultimate season. It's not just because they reclaim their stomping grounds from tourists, or because the waves come through with more punch. Part of the reason is because it marks the exciting time of the massive gray whale migration! This is celebrated in a two week long event known as the Pacific Rim Whale Festival, which offers plenty of activities to break those winter blues and entice you outdoors. This year, the celebration kicks off on March 10th in Tofino with its usual fanfare parade.
While there are tons of incredibly fun events to be had like the Chowder Chowdown and tug-o-war, the festival also aims to educate both visitors and locals about different aspects of our beautiful coast. From conservation and global warming, to First Nations traditions and, of course, whales and ocean creatures, there are keynote speakers and special events held at various venues. These intriguing events help open our eyes to the diverse dynamics of the west coast and Pacific Ocean!
Naturally, a celebration of a whale migration where over 20,000 gray whales pass by the coast also means one thing: fantastic whale watching. On the coast, you can whale watch nearly year-round, but March and April are two of the busiest months. The gray whales are heading north to feed with their babies, which they gave birth to in the warm waters of Mexico. They're hard to miss, even from shore, as they pop up to breath in a brilliant spout, or even jump out of the water. Each splash or mist is often partnered with a smaller, matching spout as the babies play copycat with their mothers.
Although it may come as a surprise, whale watching in Ucluelet and Tofino is definitely a top thing to do, even in the winter. Booking a whale watching tour during the Pacific Rim Whale Festival is a sure-fire way to spot and celebrate these majestic ocean giants.


Week 3 and feeling really good. 56 miles under my belt this week and no aches and pains. The only thing I am concerned about is my Brooks road shoes. Now I have been wearing Brooks for a few years now and I have never had a problem (ie. blisters etc.). They are really good shoes. However I bought a new pair a couple of months ago and I have already lost one toe nail and probably about to loose another one, big toe this time which is quite annoying. They don't appear to be 'relaxing' after use of a few weeks like previous models I have used. Quite annoying as now starting to do a decent amount of miles per week and really don't want to have to put up with sore toes. I will have to have a chat with the guys at Run Swindon to see if anybody else is experiencing the same thing.
Nutrition is going really well, although I think my portion size is a little on the large size and so need to cut down on the amount but feeling full of energy. I have not eaten any processed food or meat for quite a while now and am feeling really good and dare I say it full of energy. I had a really good chat with a lovely friend on Sunday and she has given me a lot of good advice on what I should and shouldn't be eating so should be bouncing with energy and running even more miles a week soon.
The same friend introduced me to The 5 Tibetans and if you don't know what that is then check it out it is worth it. She like myself didn't want to spend hours at yoga class and suggested it and so I am going to give it a go. Sort of thing you can do in the house in front of the telly. Unless somebody is going to sponsor me to go to a gym or classes then I would much prefer to spend my time outside, running in the fresh air and not stuck in a gym. Which brings me to my training schedule. As I have said before I am old school and believe I should just be out there knocking out the miles. I am still not sure if this is the right thing to do. Anybody out there have a clue if there is a better way than just running as much and as often as I can (which is 7 days a week)? I really would appreciate any advice.
Well, I am now going off for a run, 8 miles for the first day of week 4, it is lovely and sunny out there but a bit windy.


Enhance your home decor with this colorful canvas abstract 'Misty View I.' This canvas spices up your room with bright blue and tan shades for lovely color and a peaceful theme.
Carol RobinsonCarol Robinson is a native of Salt Lake City, Utah, but through the whirlwinds of life, she has been relocated to Alberta, Canada, where she has learned to love small town life, embrace winter in all its glory, climb the Rocky Mountains on a weekly basis, and live and breathe hockey. Carol has always loved to draw and paint. Formal schooling took her through three years of university study only to gain an MRS Degree, acquire one wonderful husband, three fantastic children, five (and counting) grandchildren, assorted animals, and 26 years of learning to navigate the art world. Carol feels that through creating artwork for various clients, and keeping up with the hottest trends, she has grown more as a hands-on artist than she ever did as an art student. Lessons learned as a professional artist have been invaluable and stretched her abilities far beyond anything she could have imagined. Carol loves to experiment, and often combines many mediums with digital art to create her diverse looks. She has added photography to the mix and enjoys seeing the world anew through a lens as well as through her already keen artistic eye. Carol says that virtually everything I see can inspire a piece of artwork and it is a marvelous way to look at our world.


The theme of the talk is deriving stochastic PDE limits as description of large-scale fluctuations of the six-vertex (6V) model in various regimes.
We will consider two types of 6V model: stochastic 6V and symmetric 6V.
For stochastic 6V in a weakly asymmetric regime, under parabolic scaling the height function fluctuation converges to solution of KPZ equation after suitable re-centering and tilting. For symmetric 6V, in a regime where parameters are tuned into the ferroelectric/disordered phase critical point, under parabolic scaling the line density fluctuations in a one-parameter family of Gibbs states converge to solution of stationary stochastic Burgers.
Again for stochastic 6V, in a regime where the corner-shape vertex weights are tuned to zero, under hyperbolic scaling, the height fluctuation converges to the solution of stochastic telegraph equation.
We will discuss challenges and new techniques in the proofs.
Based on a joint work with Ivan Corwin, Promit Ghosal and Li-Cheng Tsai, and a joint work with Li-Cheng Tsai.


Kyle Patrick, frontman of the Click 5, was in Singapore to perform at the MTV Sessions – a multiplatform music series for artistes to perform for the audience in an intimate setting. The third installment of MTV Sessions was held on Wednesday (15 Aug) at Resort World Sand's Waterfront Studio and his melodious crooning left fans gasping for more.
Skii got to interview Kyle with 2 others. Kyle revealed how much he loves Singapore and this is actually his 8th time back in town! Must-haves when he is in Singapore include Bak Kut Teh, Satay, Chilli Stingray and Chilli Crab and visiting Haji Lane. Most importantly, he loves the people and fans who spoil him with smiles and gifts. Unlike some American stars, he is not about to come to an Asian country to continue doing 'American things', the point of it all is to experience different cultures.
It is therapeutic for him to iron in his own clothes, drink tea and be alone before any performances to make sure he is able to invent new things to please the crowd. As can be seen from this fact, he does take his music seriously, and wants to do his own thing. Kyle is not just another boy in a boyband!
Kyle likes improving and reinventing himself. He hates the feeling of stagnation which could be attributed to his hyperactivity/ADHD condition. When he was younger, he was on a cocktail of prescription pills such as adderall and ambient sleeping pills to combat ADHD. All that is a thing of the past, this charming crooner does not need those drugs to win the hearts of his fans.
One would hardly imagine that this lanky boy was actually 5′ 3″ before, and over one summer, he actually had a growth spurt of 8 inches which left him at a height of 6′ 4″! Kyle has much drive, as evinced by his athletic past where he ran marathons and was the captain of the baseball team. This drive comes through in his music and we are sure his talent will continue to shine.


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Fiancee of slain Manhattan Beach police officer…
Fiancee of slain Manhattan Beach police officer Martin Ganz recoils at death penalty ruling
Pam Schultz was the fiance of Manhattan Beach police officer Martin Ganz when he was killed during a traffic stop by Roger Hoan Brady in 1993. 2005 file photo. (Brad Graverson / Staff Photographer)
By Larry Altman | laltman32@gmail.com | Contributing Writer
PUBLISHED: July 17, 2014 at 12:25 a.m. | UPDATED: September 6, 2017 at 6:16 a.m.
Pam Schultz didn't know what to say Wednesday when a caller told her a federal judge declared the California death penalty unconstitutional in overturning a 1995 case.
She fell silent for a moment, then stammered as she tried to put her thoughts together, clearly rattled that her fiance's killer might not ever face the punishment jurors recommended for him in 1998.
"I've always been a firm believer in our justice system, and especially the jury system and a jury verdict, and what the conclusion that 12 people come to is a just punishment. And it saddens me that that can change," Schultz said.
She said she never really was sure Roger Hoan Brady would be put to death for killing her fiance, 29-year-old Manhattan Beach police Officer Martin Ganz, on Dec. 27, 1993. Brady, a convicted bank robber who was preparing to rob the Ralphs store on Sepulveda Boulevard, shot Ganz to death when the officer pulled him over for a traffic violation at the entrance to the Manhattan Village parking lot. After the wounded officer retreated, Brady chased after him, stood over him and fired the fatal shots.
In 1998, a Torrance jury that had found Brady guilty recommended that Judge Stephen O'Neil sentence Brady to death. O'Neil did just that in 1999. Since then, the state Supreme Court upheld his conviction in 2010, but Brady isn't close to being executed more than 20 years after he killed Ganz.
Delays are partly why U.S. District Court Judge Cormac Carney ruled the California death penalty unconstitutional. Calling it dysfunctional and arbitrary, Carney wrote that the sentence carries a promise with it that it will be carried out, but it is an empty promise for citizens, jurors, victims and their loved ones, as well as the inmates on death row.
Schultz said the decision is "almost like a victory on Brady's part, even though he's not involved in this."
"It's tough because I work for the courts and there's a common-sense part of me that always knew that even when Brady got the death penalty, he would probably outlive most of us, just because of the way the system is set up," Schultz said. "I never really took solace in the face he was going to die, but I think it just gave me some little bit of solace that he got the death penalty."
Schultz said the people of California voted for the death penalty, and it should be the people who vote to change it. One person, she said, should not make the decision for all of California.
"There has to be a way to make it fair for everyone," she said. "Make it fair for the convict, make it fair for the victim, make it fair for the families. Death is never fair."
If the state appeals Carney's ruling through the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals and that court affirms the ruling, the ruling would apply throughout the state, according to former L.A. County District Attorney Gil Garcetti. If the state does not appeal, the ruling only applies to Jones' case.
Larry Altman | Contributing Writer
Larry Altman has covered crime and court proceedings in Southern California since 1987. A graduate of Cal State Northridge, where he served as editor of the college newspaper, Altman has worked for the Daily Breeze since 1990. The Society of Professional Journalists named him a "Distinguished Journalist" in Los Angeles in 2006. Altman's work was featured twice on CBS' "48 Hours" and he appeared eight times with "Nancy Grace," who called him "dear." He has covered hundreds of homicides and many trials. Altman has crawled through a mausoleum to open a coffin, confronted husbands who killed their wives, wives who killed their husbands, and his coverage helped put a child molester and a murderer in prison. In his spare time, Altman is an avid Los Angeles Lakers and Dodgers fan, is the commissioner of a Fantasy Baseball league with several other current and former newspapermen, runs a real estate empire and likes to watch old movies on TCM.
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Mark Knight removed from Knight Oil Tools board of directors
Knight's removal was revealed Thursday, company President and Chief Executive Officer Earl Blackwell confirmed.
Mark Knight removed from Knight Oil Tools board of directors Knight's removal was revealed Thursday, company President and Chief Executive Officer Earl Blackwell confirmed. Check out this story on dailyworld.com: https://www.dailyworld.com/story/news/local/2015/04/16/mark-knight-removed-knight-oil-tools-board-directors/25900075/
kstickney@theadvertiser.com Published 4:58 p.m. CT April 16, 2015
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Mark Knight, embattled oil company executive, is no longer chairman nor a member of the Knight Oil Tools board.
Knight's removal was revealed Thursday, company President and CEO Earl Blackwell confirmed.
The decision was made after meetings of the Knight Oil Tools board of directors, which includes Bryan R. Knight, Kelly Knight Sobiesk and and Robert Veazey, Knight Oil Tools' chief financial officer. Mark Knight, Bryan R. Knight and Kelly Knight Sobiesk are siblings, children of Eddy and Ann Knight, who founded the company in 1972.
Knight was booked into the Lafayette Parish Correctional Center this week on a racketeering charge, accused of involvement in a scheme in which drugs were planted on his brother Bryan Knight's automobile in June 2014. A phone call to authorities told officers that Bryan Knight was carrying drugs; he was arrested after a traffic stop.
In December, the 15th District Attorney's Office dropped the charges.
The investigation into that incident was reopened in March after a Knight Oil Tools employee told authorities that the cases used to plant illegal drugs on Bryan R. Knight's vehicle were the same type ordered by Knight Oil Tools. The investigation led to Mark Knight.
Investigators said this week they believe Knight paid more than $100,000 in cash and gifts to two law enforcement officers — Deputy Jason Kinch and State Trooper Corey Jackson — as well as to Knight Oil Tools employee Russell Manual for their parts in the scheme. Warrants were issued for those three, as well.
Mark Knight bonded out of the Correctional Center on Tuesday on a $100,000 bond. He is represented on the criminal charges by local attorney Mike Skinner.
Earl Blackwell replaced Mark Knight as president and CEO in January. At that time, Mark Knight retained the position of chairman of the board of directors.
Knight Oil Tools and its service lines comprise the "largest privately held rental and fishing tools company in the world," the company website says.
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Melbourne, Fla. – Juniors Dryden Brous and Collin McClelland of the Lynn University men's lacrosse team were tabbed Sunshine State Conference Players of the Week, as announced by the league office on Monday afternoon. Brous earns a weekly award from the SSC for the 10th time in his career, marking the most all-time from any student-athlete in Lynn Athletics history.
Brous now has 10 SSC Player of the Week awards in his career. He surpasses Lynn softball alum Aimee Murch (2004-05) for the most SSC weekly awards in Fighting Knights' history, and trails only Tampa's Connor Whipple (12) for the most in SSC men's lacrosse history.
Brous was named the SSC Specialist of the Week. He logged two points, 27 faceoff wins and 15 ground balls for the Lynn men's lacrosse team last week as the Blue and White posted two conference road wins, first taking down Palm Beach Atlantic, 15-7, before upsetting No. 16 Tampa, 11-10, giving the program its first-ever victory over the Spartans.
Against the Sailfish, Brous improved his streak of 15+ faceoff wins to eight consecutive games as the junior went 18-of-24 at the X with nine ground balls. Brous then registered the fourth multi-point game of his career at Tampa with a goal and an assist, while winning nine faceoffs and six ground balls.
Following the game at Tampa, the Ocean City, Md. native broke his own program record for ground balls in a season (146).
McClelland had a dynamite week in the cage for Fighting Knights, earning SSC Defensive Player of the Week honors for the third time this season and fourth time in his career. Over the two wins, McClelland racked up 25 saves and five ground balls with a 62.5 save percentage.
Against the Sailfish, McClelland tallied 12 stops in just three quarters of play. His 70.6 save percentage was his second-highest mark this season. Against the Spartans, McClelland came up with 13 saves, including five key stops in the fourth quarter to help keep Tampa off the scoreboard.
The junior became the first Lynn goalkeeper to win 10 games in a season and currently leads the league in goals-against average (8.85) and is second in save percentage (0.531).
The men's lacrosse team has won double-digit games for the first time in program history and is currently atop the SSC standings.
View the SSC release HERE.


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"Look Back Then Look Ahead" by Steven Manley.
"Good Soliders" by Steven Manley.
"I Will Praise For I Am Fearfully And Wonderfully Made " by Steven Manley.
" I Know" by Steven Manley.
"Worship Through Giving" by Steven Manley.
"Jesus A Lonely Savior" by Steven Manley.
"Jesus A Loving Savior" by Steven Manley.
"The Power Of Gods Love" by Steven Manley.


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Academic Tutors offer support in various disciplines and organize study groups based on specific topics or general academic skills. While the Tutors are available to help you overcome difficulties in your studies, they do not substitute Professors or their assistants, to whom students should always refer to before seeking further assistance.
For even further study opportunities, please refer to the series of activities organized by the Academic Gym.


A third man was at the scene of a gangland double murder in Dublin, it has emerged.
The mystery man only escaped with his life by hiding in the toilet.
The third man was in the flat of Paddy Mooney (58), who was shot twice in the head when he opened the door of his flat to masked gunmen.
The assassins then shot Brendan Molyneaux, their intended target.
However, the sister of innocent Mr Mooney has revealed a third man only survived the attack because "he was in the toilet when they burst in".
The Herald understands the man is being traced by gardai and will be interviewed about the shooting.
It is understood the men who carried out the murders believed that Mr Molyneaux had accepted a contract to kill a drugs baron.
Mary (56), said those behind the shooting of her innocent brother Paddy, a dad-of-two, "don't have a heart".
When she heard two masked men had broken into his flat, she banged on the door and told them to come out but they had already gone.
Mr Molyneaux, from York Street, was in Mr Mooney's home at Pearse House on Pearse Street in Dublin 2 when the attack happened at 6.45pm on Sunday.
Innocent Paddy was a handyman who was left partially paralysed by a stroke he suffered 20 years ago.
Mary revealed that her good-hearted brother regularly let homeless men stay in his apartment, adding "nobody could have deserved this less".
She said: "He was never in any kind of trouble at all. We're all in shock here. We just can't think straight.
"A neighbour came and knocked on my door and said that a gang of people were after going into Paddy's flat," she said. "I went over there but at that stage it was too late."
Today, Mr Mooney's sisters said their brother's disability following a stroke many years ago left him with a limp and the use of only one arm. "The people who did this haven't a heart," said Margaret Mooney.
"I just got in from London yesterday after hearing the news. It was a terrible shock to me," she added.
Margaret described Paddy as "a happy-go-lucky man" who was "generous to a fault".
"He was defenceless, the poor man. We hope that the CCTV down there might help the gardai," said Paddy's sister Ann.
A third sister, Mary, lives in a flat opposite where their brother was gunned down.
"Mary and Paddy were very close. She doted on him," said Margaret.
Both sisters said they do not know who the third man in the apartment at the time of the shooting was.
Dublin drugs lord 'the Don' is suspected of ordering the bloody killing spree which left Mr Mooney, Mr Molyneaux and John Paul Joyce dead within days. Joyce's frozen body was found in a ditch near Dublin Airport at the weekend.
The capital's biggest drug dealer is suspected of having ordered the deaths of 13 people in the last three years.
He first came to prominence when he had his gang boss, Martin 'Marlo' Hyland, murdered three years ago alongside innocent plumber Anthony Campbell.
A Garda source described the double murder as "absolutely shocking". He said: "Paddy Mooney was murdered simply because he was in the way."
Gardai hunting the killers were quizzing four people today who were arrested two hours after the attack.
Assistant Commissioner Michael Feehan urged people in the local community who had information to contact gardai, at Pearse Street on 01 6669000.


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By Brooke Cobb Last updated Feb 25, 2020
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Many who relocate to New Zealand say that the country culture closely resembles that of the United States, more so than the United Kingdom – and yet, it is also completely its own. English is spoken there and residents enjoy a high quality of life. New Zealand is famous for its gasp-worthy scenery, from gorgeous mountain trails to lakes and sandy beaches. Even better, the climate is mild year-round, the weather doesn't get too stifling and winter weather is mild enough to keep you outside. Many of the New Zealand expat communities enjoy each of these features in accordance with like-minded company all around them. These are five of the most popular locations, in no particular order.
The capital city of Wellington can sometimes be forgotten under all of the hype of Queenstown and Auckland, but it is just as good an expat location as any. It is closely quartered, so everything is within walking distance. If you're worried about having a vehicle in New Zealand, a place like Wellington might suit you well, since you can walk or bike practically anywhere. There is also plenty to do, as the city is full of museums and entertainment and even boasts an overabundance of cafes, bars, and restaurants. There are said to be more of these in Wellington, New Zealand, than in New York City. Also near Wellington is Zealandia, a sanctuary housing some of the country's rarest wildlife, and Kapiti Island Reserve, just off the coast, which is known for its bird population.
Very famous as a favorite among New Zealand tourists, it's not surprising that many expats choose Queenstown as their number-one pick when they relocate. The resort town is small, but it packs a large punch when it comes to its offerings. Kawarau Bridge is located in Queenstown, which is famously known as the birthplace of bungee jumping. Queenstown is also surrounded by many skiing and snowboarding locations/resorts. Attractions are open year-round, and there are always markets and music festivals to enjoy.
Napier is an attractive city, especially because the cost of living there is much lower than it is in most of New Zealand's bigger cities. It's a great place for wine buffs, since there are great vineyards around, but there's also a beach and plenty of golf courses to make for a very relaxing place to spend your retirement. As with most places in New Zealand, it offers plenty for outdoor enthusiasts as well, like nice cycling trails. It gets sunshine all year long and has mild winters, which is why it's such a popular destination among UK expats.
Auckland is New Zealand's biggest city, which makes it highly popular and appealing for those New Zealand expat communities that wish to continue working. This is where people go when they want to find jobs. Not all expats move away for retirement, after all. Sometimes they just want a change of scenery. It's a bustling city, so the price of living can be a bit higher than in some other areas, but with that comes an abundance of restaurants, beaches, parks, entertainment, and more! If you want to get away, but also think you'd miss the hustle and bustle of the busy city, Auckland would be a good bet for you.
This city is an hour and a half away from Auckland and enjoys lower costs and more greenery. You're still near a city if you want to take a weekend trip, and its central location also puts you near Raglan for great surfing and the Waitomo Caves. Hamilton is also home to the Hamilton Gardens, one of the best gardens in New Zealand. This city is popular for New Zealand expat communities that wish to be close enough to visit other areas for sightseeing and entertainment, but who also want to live somewhere a little more affordable. It helps that there is so much greenery!
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Of course, these five popular destinations only brush the surface of all that New Zealand has to offer. There are several more cities, like Dunedin, Rotorua, and New Plymouth that could have also made this list. In the end, you're likely to find the basis of New Zealand's appeal in any community you choose, because the gorgeous scenery, outdoorsy lifestyle, and friendly people are present everywhere you go.
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Jason and I went to the EPCOT Food and Wine Half Marathon Finish Line Party with my sister-in-law and her fiancee (who ran the race) this past weekend. While I planned on taking many more photos, it began raining around 6PM (we got there at 5PM) and never stopped. My camera is not all that waterproof, so I wasn't able to get any photos from the actual event, but I did get a few shots!


Harvard university, Massachusetts, USA, 2010.
Desiring to see our youths experience life abroad by signing up for formal education or field trips without spending too much money of their own, Mr. Tong Soprach, a well-known social affairs columnist and analyst, has shared with us his experience of the many trips he has taken to countries in Asia, America and Europe.
2. Show seriousness and full potential in your work: Currently, Mr. Soprach is a well-known social affairs researcher and analyst, whose columns have been published regularly on the Phnom Penh Post's Khmer Edition.
He has also done extensive research on the social impacts of Valentine's Day, which gave him the opportunity to showcase his work to the public. In 2012, he brought this work to Northern Illinois University and presented it at a conference. This opportunity was the fruit of his effort and full potential.
3. Save up money: Of course, not all the exchange programs are fully paid for by the sponsor. Sometimes, participants are required to pay for their plane tickets and/or their stays. For example, when Mr. Soprach took his first trip abroad [to Thailand then] in 2003, he had pay for it himself; however, this trip gave him his first experience abroad and a chance to meet other participants from ASEAN country members. Besides, he had to pay the airfare when he went on an international conference trip to the United Kingdom in 2006 although the sponsor covered his registration fee and his accommodation was taken care of by his friends and relatives.
4. Do not depend on the institution: Whichever institution you work for or study at, you do not have to wait for permission or orders from your boss or teacher to apply for a trip abroad. You have to decide for yourself, regardless of whether it is a long or short trip.
Mr. Soprach has claimed that if you wait for your boss or teacher to tell you whether to apply, you would only be allowed to go to neighboring countries while your boss or his close henchmen get to visit developed countries.
Accordingly, Mr. Soprach actively searches for information of on international short courses, which he thinks can improve his work, from his colleagues, acquaintances and the Internet.
5. Establish and maintain relationships with people internationally: Mr. Soprach said that we might learn about exchange programs from one of our friends [international participants] or acquaintances. In addition, knowing many people will also assist you in prolonging your stay.
For example, these friends can bring you to many places that you have wanted to go or never been before. This means that we will not have to spend much during our stay, only paying for meals sometimes.
6. Have the culture of sharing knowledge: Every time he is back from the trip, he always shares what he learned from it through his columns/research reports. Doing so, he claims, could enhance the popularity of his work, giving him opportunities to join upcoming events and trips.
So far, Mr. Soprach has been invited to and nominated to attend many conferences such as that of the International Visitor Leadership Program [Youth and Conflict Resolution] in the United States, the international conference on Women and Leaderships in India, ASEAN training courses and a conference about regionalism.
One of the interesting things about Mr. Tong Soprach is that he always applies to extend his stay, no matter whether he is in Asia or Europe.
For instance, in his recent trip to the United State, he extended his stay from three to five weeks. Since he has a few friends there, he did not experience much hardship with his stay and meals.
Through these trips, Mr. Soprach has learnt a lot. He has visited many famous universities of the U.S and U.K including Harvard, MIT, Yale, Columbia, UCLA, UC Berkeley, Cambridge, Oxford and so on, as well as other world wonders and fascinating places such as Eiffel Tower, Mont Saint Michel, the Colosseum, the Taj Mahal, Pyramid Moon and Sun, London Tower, Brandenburg Gate, Venice, the Twin Towers, the Statue of liberty, the White House, the Capitol, the Golden Gate Bridge, Yellow Stone National Park, the Carlsbad Caverns, just to name a few.
Prolonging his stay helps him expand his scope of relationship to a place and know more people, which is very important for future trips.
Of course, prolonging your stay means you will face extra expenditure. Nevertheless, Mr. Soprach explained that he preferred spending money on those trips to spending money on electronic devices and gadgets. This is also the reason why he decided to quit his job temporarily or refuse certain work opportunities, just to spend time abroad.
Mr. Tong Soprach said that the trips help us look better to the outside world and compare our country to the others. We can also learn from the other participants, sharing experiences with one another, in order to fulfill our dreams. When we fulfill one dream, it motivates us to fulfill another.
These trips could enable us to better formulate strategies in our daily work lives. The trips abroad will also improve our confidence in national and international debates. They may make it easier to obtain our next visa as well.
Between 2003 and 2014, Mr. Tong Soprach has been to about twenty countries in Asia, Europe, and America. His latest trip was in August to the USA, and next month he will be traveling to Bangkok, Thailand from 15th to 21st November to participate in a course on Youth Engagement and Gender Responsive Advocacy at the invitation of UNWOMEN/UNFPA.
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Edna & Harvey: The Breakout – Anniversary Edition Review
The point and click adventure genre is one that is fast making a bit of a comeback. Some might say it's never gone away, but there have certainly been a whole bunch of new games using this beloved format rise up out of the indie scene in the last few years. Edna & Harvey: The Breakout is a game that was first released on PC in 2008, receiving high praise indeed. Now we have a new version of the game with a shiny visual upgrade and a new control system designed for console. How does it scrub up coming into this decade?
Edna & Harvey is a point and click adventure tale very much inspired by – and running the same format as – the LucasArts games like Monkey Island. The story, characters, and writing are where the game really excels and it never disappoints with its wacky, over the top world. You play the role of Edna, a young woman who wakes up in a padded cell in an insane asylum. She is partnered with her childhood toy and best friend Harvey – a blue rabbit. Edna can talk to Harvey and Harvey, magically, talks back as well. In fact, everything talks back to Edna including tables, extractor fans, and padded walls. Edna then goes on a mad journey to try and escape her cell and the asylum, travelling back to her home to find out the truth of why she is where she is. As you can imagine, the journey you go on is filled with some brilliantly strange characters and weird worlds, like an underground bar or railway laundry system. You even go back in time and explore Edna's childhood, working out some skills to help you in the future.
The gameplay is very simple and will be extremely familiar to all who have played a point and click adventure before. In the original game, it was set up in a very classic way – along the bottom of the screen are a list of commands like "use" or "combine" that you can just drag your mouse onto and click. Here though with The Breakout – Anniversary Edition, the designers have attempted something a bit more radical; something fit for console. Sometimes it's brilliant but at other times it's frustrating to use.
How it works is that you get to a location on the screen and there are cursor points dotted around the area. Here you can move Edna (or Harvey in moments) towards these points and let them interact with them. For example, if you had an item on a table you have the choice of looking at that item, using it, talking to it, or taking it. You can interact with characters in the same way. And then you have your inventory. Here you have a list of the items you have collected, allowing you to scroll through them, highlighting certain ones to combine with others to make new items. The selected highlighted object can then be used with other items and characters in the room. It all works fine, but I have found that the selection of the actual items and characters is all a bit hit and miss. As always with this type of game, you always end up missing something.
Another criticism from me – which for others might be a bonus – is that the puzzles that we are tasked to solve in The Breakout can be very obtuse. Even though there are clues to what to find along the way, some of the solutions are hard to get your head around, leaving you gasping for a helping hand from that old friend the Internet. But as I said for the old school point and click fans, they will find this level of complexity music to their ears.
Edna & Harvey: The Breakout – Anniversary Edition's visuals have had a major lick of paint since the original game in 2008. It ooks like a Nickelodeon cartoon with a bright colour palette and beautifully clean lines. The animation is spot on, creatively brilliant with some great characters, locations, and over the top visual storytelling. I'll admit, I love this world and could happily spend many an hour in its universe.
The soundtrack also has that cartoony feel to it, one that works perfectly with the game's visual tone. There are also some great effects and sound design throughout. The voice-over used is brilliant with superb characterisation, and extremely good performances from the lead roles of Edna and Harvey.
I've quite enjoyed spending time with this good old-fashioned point and clicker set in the mad world of Edna and Harvey. I like the cartoony style, the loony tunes, and the crazy universe that these characters inhabit. The visual change is nice and fresh too, and it has to be said that the gameplay is initially decent but the lack of a cursor to point at objects is annoying. You may also find that the puzzles are tricky to understand and solve, with much backtracking to be had throughout. Edna & Harvey: The Breakout – Anniversary Edition on Xbox One is a big old game, but if you wish to get your teeth into a world of eccentricity and the bizarre it should just suffice.
The point and click adventure genre is one that is fast making a bit of a comeback. Some might say it's never gone away, but there have certainly been a whole bunch of new games using this beloved format rise up out of the indie scene in the last few years. Edna & Harvey: The Breakout is a game that was first released on PC in 2008, receiving high praise indeed. Now we have a new version of the game with a shiny visual upgrade and a new control system designed for console. How does it scrub up coming into…
Colourful visual upgrade
Story and characters
Great point and click adventure
Control scheme can be frustrating
Some puzzles are far too obtuse
Massive thanks for the free copy of the game go to - Daedalic Entertainment
Formats - Xbox One (Review), PS4, Switch
Release date - June 2020
Edna & Harvey: The Breakout - Anniversary Edition
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