From the moment Caroline Moran took her place at a long, rustic dinner table in Loxahatchee four years ago, she knew she had found culinary nirvana.
Swank Table is one of a handful of dinners put on in the state's hinterlands by top local farmers and chefs to show off home-grown produce, meats, cheeses and more.
The mountain of collard greens arrived on a January day in the back of a Jeep Liberty, stuffed floor to ceiling for the hour-long ride from Beasley Farm in Brooksville to Rooster and the Till, a 70-seat restaurant in Tampa's Seminole Heights neighborhood. Once unloaded, the leafy summit took over the central bar.
"You couldn't see over the greens," recalls executive chef Ferrell Alvarez of his preparations last winter for a one-night dinner hosted at the 18-acre family farm.
As Alvarez knows, feeding 175 foodies paying nearly $200 per ticket—some of whom have flown in from Illinois or Connecticut just for supper—would challenge even the most seasoned chef. But diners at Outstanding in the Field, a roving international farm dinner series that will host six Florida dates this winter, see only the end result: a long, artfully arranged table set in a pastoral paradise, its white tablecloth and tidy place settings juxtaposed against verdant vegetable fields and a jewel-blue sky.
On the table, four painstakingly crafted courses beckon, created from locally sourced ingredients by some of the state's best chefs. Roasted beets atop a bed of mini red romaine. Fall-apart-tender pork shoulder humanely raised on a nearby estate. Grilled squid tossed with gigante beans and eggplant. What can't be prepared ahead of time is cooked on-site, using just a charcoal grill and a couple of burners. "Just because we don't have [the means] to cook an elaborate meal doesn't mean that the guests should suffer," Alvarez says.
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Host farms for this season's lineup include a fourth-generation seafood purveyor in Apalachicola, an egg, poultry and meat producer in Ocoee and a certified organic vegetable farm in Alachua County's tiny Island Grove. Each venue features a different Florida chef, from award-winning Greg Richie of Soco in Orlando to Kenny Gilbert, whose cooking C.V. includes the James Beard House in New York and his own Gilbert's Underground Kitchen in Fernandina Beach.
Beneath mossy oaks and a full moon, the diners huddled amid the tombstones in the soft glow of chandeliers, their conversation and clinking dishes punctuating the autumn gloom. Among the 160 warm bodies gathered for dinner that October night in Jacksonville's Evergreen Cemetery, many more souls lay at rest, including generations of local residents, the city's founding father and even two 19th-century Florida governors.
By the light of day, the guests were gone—all traces of the graveyard gathering vanished like the footprints of a ghost.
That ethereal quality has made The Legend Series one of the hottest tickets in town. Its semi-annual gatherings sell out online in mere seconds—at around $300 per person. Diners purchase tickets without any knowledge of the event details other than the date, chefs involved, approximate location and suggested attire. The menu, theme, venue and entertainment are all kept secret until the morning of the dinner, when guests receive an email with location details.
The events' minimum five-course menus are as varied as their venues, with past dinners ranging from an urban feast of octopus sashimi, tomato juice spaghetti and potato-crusted sable in a downtown parking garage to a black-tie banquet of butter-poached lobster tail and stuffed duck in an abandoned 1920s-era skyscraper. Carefully curated décor and entertainment complete each evening's theme: Burlesque performers, break dancers, and even graveside historical reenactors have all taken a turn on the Legend Series stage. But the real performance is in the makeshift kitchen, where rotating guest chefs join the core group of five regulars—including Schwartz, Tom Gray of Jacksonville's Moxie Kitchen + Cocktails, and Waylon Rivers of Black Sheep Restaurant in Jax's Five Points neighborhood.
Yards of sheer white fabric drape the rafters, giving the open-air barn the soaring majesty of a cathedral. On the hay below, a congregation gathers: 240 guests dressed all in white, seated at long tables illuminated by the flicker of candlelight. At one point in the evening, the masses all stand and twirl their napkins overhead, hundreds of white pinwheels lifted to the heavens.
Each spring, the annual Diner en Blanc at Swank Specialty Produce in Loxahatchee brings the flavor of France to rural Palm Beach County. Borrowed from a pop-up dinner concept begun in Paris in the late 1980s, it's the most popular of the nine themed dinners that the 20-acre farm hosts each season in its Swank Table series.
Sellouts are commonplace at Swank Table, which pairs a festive atmosphere with a four-course meal prepared by an ever-changing array of some of South Florida's best-known chefs. The dozens of chefs slated for this season—many of whom also purchase the farm's produce for their restaurants—include Adrienne Grenier, who cut her teeth at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Los Angeles before taking the helm of 3030 Ocean in Fort Lauderdale; executive chef Jeremy Ford of Matador Room, a Latin-infused concept by renowned chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten at The Miami Beach Edition; and internationally trained Clayton Carnes of Cholo Soy Cocina in West Palm Beach.
In addition to Diner en Blanc, this year's supper themes include a '70s disco night, where guests wear bellbottoms and dancing shoes; a Year of the Rooster Chinese New Year celebration complete with dancers in traditional lion costumes; and the return of Gauchos Asados—a South-American-inspired barbeque that previously featured whole lamb roasted over a fire.
While most farm kitchens strive to source local ingredients, few go to the same lengths as Swallowtail Farm, a 30-acre expanse of oak-studded hills in north central Florida.
At Swallowtail's seasonal Farm to Table Dinner Series, all of the produce, meats, dairy and herbs—even the flowers for table centerpieces—come exclusively from the homestead and its neighbors. The lettuce, squash, eggplant and garlic grow in the nearby fields; the heritage-breed pork spends its life foraging in the farm's fertile soil; the cheese originates from the creamery behind the barn. Must-have items not produced in the immediate area, such as salt, sugar and flour, often come from a local-owned supermarket, keeping more dollars in the community.
& Such—meet with Jaskiel a week or two in advance of the dinner for an update on the veggies, fruits and meat that will comprise the four-course meal. Sometimes the sweet potato crop isn't producing as much as expected, or the pig harvest yields just 30 pounds of pork to feed the 100 diners, or the beets are coming in larger than anticipated.
For Lycan, the forced spontaneity—coupled with the challenge of the farm kitchen's limited refrigeration space and cooking equipment—isn't a bad thing.
And who can blame her: Once diners assemble around the harvest table—the sprays of blossoms picked from the adjacent fields settled into Mason jars, the food grown from the ground underfoot arranged on platters for sharing, the surrounding hills gradually turning from green to golden in the sunset—it is impossible to miss the sheer unadultured beauty of the local bounty.


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It's coded in HTML, CSS, Javascript/JQuery.
There is a button a user can click. If a user taps the button it should change the buttons text color to black, when the user removes his finger from the screen the button text should turn white.
How can I accomplish this?

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Like many other art schools, GMU's School of Art has been an Apple computing facility for many years. Our digital classrooms and our digital Open Lab are still 100% outfitted with Apple computers. This allows for a more cohesive environment wherein faculty and students can engage with the same equipment as teaching software and methodology occurs.
Apple computers have traditionally been the tools of choice among artists, providing a platform of creativity long before any other computer manufacturer thought about their needs.
However, in the last few years, Windows systems have become more versatile and more appropriate for artistic applications, so if you would prefer to purchase a computer that runs Windows operating systems, that is also an option.
To purchase a computer that will most likely be the computer you use for the duration of your studies, we would recommend Apple laptops.
If you are interested in School of Art's New Media's animation, video, etc., the i7 processor and the 1 Terabyte extra storage is strongly recommended. If you are committed to purchasing a PC model laptop, please consult with your vendor about the laptop's compatibility with 4k and 5k resolution.
Adobe Creative Cloud (Your teacher will instruct you on which version to lease from Adobe Cloud).
*Important: Final Cut Pro, which is used in many NewMedia courses, is not available on the PC platform. In light of this, if you prefer a PC laptop, you will need to learn an alternate PC compatible video editing time line software program such as Adobe Premiere, or another PC based product.
An extended warranty for your PC is highly recommended. Please inquire with your vendor.
You can purchase Apple computers from the Apple computer store or the Patriot Tech store – Phone # 703-993-4100 or via email at patriottech@gmu.edu . If you have any further questions, feel free to contact : Federica Incerti, the Associate Director of Technology at 703-993-1976, or at fincerti@gmu.edu.


I have smoked cigarettes for over 30 years. I had a heart attack 8 years ago, the Drs. of course told me I had to quit. But I could not or would not. It has always been a terrific struggle for me to try to quit. In the last 2 years I have discovered electronic cigarettes. They satisfy all the habit and addiction needs for me. I am so impressed with them that my wife and I have opened a store selling them so we can help with other smokers. Find what works for you and use it. Cigarettes Kill!


It's never a happy time when fund drives come around again, and most people hate asking for money. This time, however, the drive affects you directly. Lots of the information provided on phonoloblog comes from the LINGUIST List, so what benefits them also benefits us.
Read more below. To donate, go to: https://linguistlist.org/donation/donate/donate1.cfm. And thanks.
The LINGUIST List survives on the kindness and generosity of those in the discipline of linguistics, as they have very little choice.
All the money you donate goes to the students who run LINGUIST. Faculty work for LINGUIST as well, here at Eastern Michigan University and at the University of Wisconsin at Madison; but none of us are compensated for the time we spend at the List. But the students do not have the ability to survive without an income. These students are wonderful people: devoted to linguistics, determined to make it their career, hard-working and intelligent. They work for very small salaries, but you could not ask for a harder-working group of young people. They come to the List from everywhere, not just the USA: there have been students from Great Britain, Germany, Sweden, Poland, Indonesia, China, Japan, India, Mexico and Russia. Indeed, an effort has been made to attract students from everywhere: they add so much richness to the enterprise. The moderators have been working to improve outreach, and this year, for the first time, are able to offer visas to international students who wish to be part of their summer internship program.
In a perfect world, it would not be so costly to pay these fine young people, but without them the List would be able to offer you very few services at all. They are the ones who do almost all the work, and do it wonderfully. They are worth every penny it costs us to provide them with a small living. And they are always aware that they are the future of the discipline, and that one day they will be professors and researchers too, helping drive linguistics to greater understanding of human language. And that feels like a wonderful thing to be encouraging.
So we are asking you to help the LINGUIST List again this year to reach its goal in this fund-drive of 2010. They hope to raise $65,000, and are working their way there.
Whatever you can give will be for a really excellent cause: supporting these young people as they work towards their degrees, and become our colleagues.
This entry was posted in Announcements, Online on April 9, 2010 by Eric Bakovic.


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Enderby Library closes following advice from Leicestershire County Libraries
Posted on March 18, 2020 March 18, 2020 by staff
Following advice from Leicestershire Libraries to all its Community Managed Libraries, Enderby Library will close for an unspecified period from 6pm this evening (Wednesday 18th March).
In a Coronavirus update Community Library managers were told the situation was being continually monitored.
The update said that following a number of emergency meetings yesterday that followed the Government's revised guidance, a range of closures had been agreed in order to mitigate the spread of the virus with immediate effect.
The County Council is closing its shopping centre libraries. Largest libraries will remain open, but will be reviewed as the situation develops. The likelihood is that they will close at some point in the near future.
All book loans have been extended until 1st May and this will be reviewed at a later date and extended if necessary.
The update said that readers are encouraged to take a supply of books to last them through these uncertain times by using open libraries at Wigston Magna and Oadby.
"We'll miss the groups…."
Some regular users of the Library's groups took to social media to express sorrow at the closure.
Ema Abreu Witts wrote on All Things Enderby "ohhh no. We love the Library thare goes our Mondays" – a sentiment shared by Nikki Thomas who commented: "Oh no. I go to Busy Hands group every Monday there. I'll save up my "subs" and give them that. I like to support local libraries. Xxxxxxx.
The Library hosted a number of activities through the week including toddler reading groups, craft sessions and events of various kinds and the village is going to miss a valuable asset.
Unfortunately, a number of the volunteers who staff the Library are in the 'at-risk' category or for other reasons are 'self-isolating'.
Hopefully when the current crisis passes the Community Library will be one of the first local facilities to resume 'normal service'.
Other County libraries are open at Coalville, Loughborough, Hinckley, Market Harborough, Melton Mowbray, but check before attending as the situation is very fluid.
» View the Enderby Community Library Facebook Page here
» View Leicestershire County Council website (Libraries)
» View Enderby Parish Council website
Enderby Library to close from 6pm today following advice from Leicestershire County Libraries

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During my nightly Facebook browsing, I came across an article written by a friend from high school, entitled "Have a Desire To Learn... Everything, Not Just What You 'Want To Do.'" In this article, my friend details how he ran into a medical student who had not pursued a medical research position because it did not correlate directly with his plans. He continues about how we should not limit ourselves to one specific thing in our career, simply because we think it may not correlate directly with what we plan to do in the future.
This title and post hit me hard at home, as it reminded me of the kind of person that I am, and the kind of person that I dream of being. We so often like to label people. Engineers. Doctors. Lawyers. Writers. Yes, I am an engineering major, but I would be offended if someone labeled me solely as such. I am also a Writer. Musician. Creator. Dreamer.
I want to learn everything that I find interest in. I want to learn to become a great writer. I want to learn design. I want to learn 3D printing. I want to master hardware and software. Not all of things correlate directly to what my "major" is, but they relate to who I want to be. When you become your "major," you are letting society label you.
People get caught in these labels and become a prisoner to them. Instead of pursuing all of their interests and being the people that they wish to be, they fail to explore other fields and become entangled in the labels they have been given.
This is why the LA actress and the Silicon Valley engineer often have so much trouble understanding each other. They become so trapped in their own clique and society that they fail to experience other groups. They fail to understand that people exist other than their own.
As my friend goes on to say, "the worst thing an undergraduate student can do is convince themselves that their plans are concrete." The worst thing that anyone can do is convince themselves this. If your plans are concrete, you are living life wrong. Live in the moment. Think about your future, but take opportunities as they come.
Currently, I work mostly with software, but if the opportunity strikes, perhaps I will take up design, writing, or some other field. After all, these all have one thing in common: they are all means of putting oneself into something external and creating something new. All of my life, I have loved creating and expressing myself. I have loved the feeling of being somewhere where no one has ever been before and the feeling of change. Perhaps this is why I have always been a technology fanatic.
When people ask me, are you "hardware" or "software," I never know what to say. Honestly, it changes by the day. Give me a cool hardware project, and I will be a hardware engineer. Give me an even cooler software project, and I am now a software engineer.
Life is not about college degrees, six figures, that brand new Tesla, or adding something new to your already over-ambitious resume. It is about experiences, creations, people, and moments. It is about feeling the chill of the Pacific Ocean as you waste away the day. It is about standing on stage and introducing something to the world that has never been seen before as you are blinded by the spotlight. It is about saving lives. Changing lives. Making life worth living. We make the world the place we wish to see. Similarly, we create the reasons for why we wake up every day and why we do what we do.
Next time someone asks you what you are, think about what you really are. Don't simply respond with your major. Does your response make you truly happy? If you are contemplating taking an opportunity, your resume should not be the first thing that comes to mind. Will the opportunity help to contribute to the person that you wish to become? Will it give you a reason to wake up tomorrow?
Great post, Brandon! This is partly why I chose Decision Science- it doesn't pigeon-hole me into only one career direction. It combines statistics, economics, and psychology. You are right in that when people are asked what defines them, they always respond with their major. There will always be someone better than you at ECE! But, there aren't that many people better at ECE, guitar, and writing than you. And if they're out there, then there aren't enough of them!
My father was an ECE major at CMU, and a few years out he never used the stuff he learned ever again.


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Newport sits south of Narragansett Bay on Aquidneck Island (the largest island in the Bay), and our club is right in downtown Newport right on the Harbor.
The island itself is beholding to see, and is packed with blissful bicycle trails and vineyards to explore before or after your outing. And just a short boat ride away you will find historic Battleship Cove and picturesque Bristol Harbor where you can pull in for some great shopping, delicious dockside dining, or homemade ice cream.
On other days, visit historic Portsmouth and Wickford harbors where you can dock and enjoy fresh local fare while taking in the beautiful surroundings. After lunch, take a leisurely cruise to view the world famous Newport Mansions and Estates, Hammersmith Farm (the former summer home of Jaquelyn Onasis Kennedy), or post card picturesque Mackeral Cove where the only thing you will need to be worry about is your kids laughing too hard as they cannon ball you time and time again. Drive through Jamestown harbor. Visit Rose Island and See Historic Ft Adams. Everyday the harbor changes with many impressive visiting yachts.
Speaking of kids, they will find endless hours of enjoyment and build memories for a lifetime as they swim, tube, fish, and enjoy exploring the many coves on the bay..not to mention experiencing the sights and sounds of the Blue Angles screaming a mere 300 feet overhead at the annual air show.
And as you head home, you will certainly want to take your time to soak in the amazing sunsets as you drift in Newport harbor knowing that reality is about to set in all too soon.
Located on Newport Harbor at the Newport Yachting Center. The hub of Newport Harbor. It is home to many slips for annual and transit dockage and fuel dock. It has full showers and baths. Located in the heart of Newport there are many restaurants, shops and events in easy walking distance. south og the Mooring Restaurant on the opposite side of the Commercial Wharf condo building. In 2019 there will be construction in the the area.


I'm like a magpie when it comes to vintage detailing and shiny things, and these two images feed my addiction visually. The collection of tarnished silver cutlery and trays, with their engraved shapes reflecting in the light is simply stunning. I'd definitely like to welcome all of these items into my kitchen.
This striking living room is a dream come true. The eclectic mix of vintage furniture, embellished with textured velvets, clashing prints and brushed brick walls is a visual delight.
My favourite aspect of the room has to be the floral backed settee, it's a unique touch on a traditionally shaped piece of furniture and is the perfect welcome to the room.
This crystal drop chandelier is magical. The gold accents from the full length gilt mirror with the metallic plant tray compliments the glowing light. I really like the combination of old and new in this dining room, perfectly balanced and welcoming.
This is the stunning home of designer, Erin Fetherston. Welcome.
Erin's home is in New York and has drawn inspirations from her previous Parisian home, enchanted by a vintage charm. The flat has feminine touches, but combines modern and vintage beautifully. I love the luxurious fabrics used throughout her home and large windows that glow light into the apartment. My favourite rooms have got to be the bedroom and Erin's dressing room – the perfect spaces.
If you're looking to inject a little difference into your home or office, then look no further than this! Framing wallpaper or fabrics that have caught your eye, is the ideal way of add a difference to a room without breaking the bank or committing to the design long term.


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Tap the profile you wish to remove.
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Today, we will review Negative in Simple Present Tense. If you need more help on this, please go back to Lesson 62. Please follow the examples and finish the job. Best.
I don't go to Brazil.
من به برزیل نمی روم.
You (singular) don't go to Brazil.
He doesn't go to Brazil.
She doesn't go to Brazil.
We don't go to Brazil.
You (plural) don't go to Brazil.
They don't go to Brazil.
You (singular) don't eat lunch.
You (plural) don't eat lunch.
I don't listen to the radio.
من به رادیو گوش نمی کنم.
You (singular) don't listen to the radio.
He doesn't listen to the radio.
She doesn't listen to the radio.
We don't listen to the radio.
You (plural) don't listen to the radio.
They don't listen to the radio.
I don't see your friend.
من دوستت را نمی بینم.
You (singular) don't see your friend.
He doesn't see your friend.
She doesn't see your friend.
We don't see your friend.
You (plural) don't see your friend.
They don't see your friend.
I don't read a book.
You (singular) don't read a book.
He doesn't read a book.
She doesn't read a book.
We don't read a book.
You (plural) don't read a book.
They don't read a book.
I don't write a letter.
من نامه ای نمی نویسم.
You (singular) don't write a letter.
He doesn't write a letter.
She doesn't write a letter.
We don't write a letter.
You (plural) don't write a letter.
They don't write a letter.
I don't clean my car.
من ماشینم را تمیز نمی کنم.
You (singular) don't clean my car.
He doesn't clean my car.
She doesn't clean my car.
We don't clean my car.
You (plural) don't clean my car.
They don't clean my car.
I don't sell my house.
من خانه ام را نمی فروشم.
You (singular) don't sell my house.
He doesn't sell my house.
She doesn't sell my house.
We don't sell my house.
You (plural) don't sell my house.
They don't sell my house.
I don't wash the dishes.
من ظرف ها را نمی شویم.
You (singular) don't wash the dishes.
He doesn't wash the dishes.
She doesn't wash the dishes.
We don't wash the dishes.
You (plural) don't wash the dishes.
They don't wash the dishes.
I don't buy a car.
You (singular) don't buy a car.
He doesn't buy a car.
She doesn't buy a car.
We don't buy a car.
You (plural) don't buy a car.
They don't buy a car.
Hope you enjoyed it. Keep practising. See you next week.


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Sorry for not updating "An Angel at My Table" at the moment. I am currently up North, about 3 hours drive from Auckland for a nice and sunny holiday. I will update the site when I will come back this week end: I have nice sweet tartlets and a white chocolate and tarragon cream mille feuille so far but cannot load the photos for some reason.


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Andrew Johns isn't convinced Latrell Mitchell will make it as a fullback.
Rabbitohs reject Joey's blunt smackdown
18th Feb 2020 11:41 AM
SOUTH Sydney has refuted suggestions Latrell Mitchell won't be a success at fullback, as the new recruit prepares to wear the No.1 jersey at Redfern.
Mitchell says he hopes to replicate hero Greg Inglis and "change the game" at fullback after making the move from the Roosters, where he won two premierships in the centres.
But rugby league legend Andrew Johns isn't convinced the 22-year-old is suited to the custodian role,
"He's only been there back training for about a month, but he's an out-and-out centre," Johns told Nine.
'He's not a fullback - for me the workload of a fullback will dull his effectiveness.
"Fullbacks run probably twice as far and more intense than a centre.
"I just think coming out of his own half will be wasted doing a lot of that work around the middle of the field. He's the best strike centre in the game."
But the Rabbitohs have rejected doubts over Mitchell's positional switch.
Club boss Shane Richardson is confident the Bunnies' star signing is talented enough to make the adjustment.
"He's an outstanding fullback. I watched him play there when he was an 18-year-old - he was an absolute champion and will definitely make it there," Richardson told the Sydney Morning Herald.
"He's played a lot of fullback and will have no problems. If (coach) Wayne (Bennett) thinks he can play fullback he can play fullback.
"And we have a few handy centres at our club, so we don't need to play him there.
"Don't forget Greg Inglis won a grand final as a five-eighth. People forget that these greatly talented athletes like Greg and Latrell are just that and can play anywhere."
Mitchell Mitchell is finding his feet at fullback.
While insisting there were no hard feelings with the Roosters after the tri-colours withdrew a lucrative contract offer, Mitchell said Redfern already felt like home and he was embracing the challenge of making the Rabbitohs' No.1 jersey his own.
"The whole point of why I wanted to move from a club was to go and challenge myself," he said.
"Otherwise I was just going to get complacent with what I was doing, and centre wasn't cutting it for me.
"It was just a routine (at Roosters). I thought I would go and challenge myself."
Mitchell will be taking notes from indigenous assistant and former North Queensland fullback Matt Bowen on the finer points of fullback play ahead of the indigenous All Stars' clash against the Maori All Stars on the Gold Coast this weekend.
But there are no prizes for guessing who will be his inspiration for the 2020 season - idol Inglis, the ex-South Sydney skipper who became a Rabbitohs outside backs assistant after his 2019 retirement as a player.
"There are different fullbacks. You have Teddy (Roosters' James Tedesco) and there was Billy Slater - little nippy fellas," Mitchell said. "But Greg changed the game for big fullbacks. I am not a little nippy fella so I want to be smart, I need to be in position earlier.
"Guys like Teddy, they can whip around and run around corners and that's how they are.
"For me I want to change the game for a big fullback."
Greg Inglis has been helping Latrell Mitchell adjust to his new role.
While Latrell Mitchell can now find the funny side of his ongoing contract saga, former suitors North Queensland won't be laughing after the NRL star admitted he visited Townsville in the off-season only to go fishing.
Mitchell appeared interested in a move north when Sydney Roosters talks broke down and he visited Cowboys headquarters last November.
Even after signing Valentine Holmes on a lucrative six-year deal, North Queensland coach Paul Green did not rule out the possibility of snaring Mitchell, which sparked rumours that the Cowboys would offload Jake Granville to find salary cap space for the X-factor.
But after ending months of speculation and signing with South Sydney last month, Mitchell set the record straight about his trip north when he arrived at the indigenous All Stars camp on the Gold Coast.
And the Cowboys won't like what they hear.
Asked if he was close to signing with North Queensland, Mitchell said with a laugh: "No, I just enjoyed the fishing, that's all it was.
"I only went for a holiday.
"It's good country up there but too hot for me."
Mitchell can now joke about his tumultuous off-season after knocking back interest from North Queensland, Gold Coast and Wests Tigers and finding a happy home at Redfern.
And it seems he will have the last laugh on critics of his very public Roosters divorce after quickly clicking with Rabbitohs coach Wayne Bennett.
"Just the things he says and the conversations he can have with you just flicks a switch and makes you a happy person - it changes your whole day," Mitchell said of the seven-time premiership winning mentor.
"I've just been learning a lot. He knows how to manage people. I love being at Souths at the moment.
"I went through a lot of stuff (in off season) … now I have a good team around me and I am really enjoying what's ahead."
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Maggie Diaz has never returned to the USA, but the St Kilda area in Melbourne has been her sacred ground for more than 40 years. We think it's fitting, that at 87 years young and now recovered from pneumonia, she has an event close to home.
Situated right next door to the Sacred Heart Community, where Maggie has been in residence since January, Graze on Grey is a stylish venue and the perfect location for a little show.
When Maggie was first settling into the 'Aged Care' environment earlier this year, we would wander in to Graze for good coffee, food and chat and then we started to meet friends and patrons of the Diaz project there. I joked with chefs and owners – Neil and Mo that we were using their restaurant as our office and lounge room and they encouraged us to do just that. The next logical step was to hang some pictures!
First 18 people to book for dinner, will join us for our opening event.
Framed Diaz prints will be on display – along with folios of prints to look through with Maggie.
Your dinner price will be refunded on any purchase of a Limited Edition Diaz print.


Having to take notes was hassle enough in high school, but when you're out on a construction site it can downright be a burden. Daily construction reports have always been necessary but can be time-consuming and tedious.
Raken, named the No. 1 daily reporting software and mobile app at Associated General Contractors National, can simplify the process of managing your daily reporting, though. Raken daily reporting app allows users to save anywhere from 60 to 90 minutes daily with its report typing features. It's faster, easier daily reporting that frees up field workers from end-of-the-day drudgery.
With Raken, it's possible to create a daily report like this example on the go. Imagine being able to take notes in real-time on the job site. The app's speech-to-text capability also means no typing for busy foremen. They can speak into their smartphones or tablets. Raken does the rest.
Construction site daily reports are not simply busy work. They create an ongoing synopsis of activities that provide a window into operations which gives project managers valuable information and insight. Advances in technology over the years may have given managers the option of upgrading from paper-and-pen notes to spreadsheets, but a lack of consistency and centralization has meant even more headaches. The old-fashioned style of most reporting means losing information in a jumble of log book, text files, and spreadsheets. Data is useless if you can't find it.
This all changes with Raken daily report. Gone is the confusing pile of records. The app allows a uniform method of input for each job site that uploads the notes to a single searchable database.
Raken creates professional company-branded daily construction reports. It even allows access to an executive dashboard where project managers can view updates from the job site in real-time, including safety and delay notifications via text message and email.


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Jets Off-Season Moves Into Second Gear!
Death, Taxes and the Patriots in the Super Bowl. When will this 20 year nightmare end for us Jet fans? Just think we had Bill Belichick as coach once. And there have always been rumors that Bill Parcells was told by a scout for the Jets to draft Tom Brady. Parcells doesn't deny it. He says he just doesn't remember it. Oh what could have been. We've seen this Patriot magic happen year after year. Opposing coaches become deer in headlights not knowing what to do. Hang in Jet fans. We will all wake up soon!
Some fans may consider this time of year the real season for the Jets. There will be questions going forward as GM Mike Macagnan is doing his due diligence in Moblie this week scouting the Senior Bowl. With the 3rd pick in the draft the Jets may get a chance to move back and grab some picks. Do they try to trade Leonard Williams for a second round pick? This has been floating around for a few days. I hope not! Meanwhile the Miami Dolphins have granted offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains permission to speak to other teams around the league to explore potential opportunities, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Rapoport noted Loggains is expected to become the offensive coordinator for the New York Jets, where he would reunite with the newly hired Adam Gase. Loggains was Gase's offensive coordinator in Miami in 2018, and the two were also on the Chicago Bears coaching staff together in 2015. Loggains has more than a decade's worth of coaching experience in the NFL. He was a scouting assistant for the Dallas Cowboys back in 2005 and has served as the offensive coordinator for three teams Tennessee, Chicago and Miami. Jet fans should realize that Gase will be running the offense so I'm not sure if this is anything more than a figure head. This is fine for me. I find pronouncing his name a real effort. Dowell Loggains. Sounds like a character from Bull Durham or Animal House.
Mock Drafts Are Front And Center
Years ago new coaches and General Managers would have a five year plan to build a competitive franchise. Those days are gone. Coaches now get fired after one year. Mock drafts crop up faster than the crab grass on my lawn every August. NFL Network Daniel Jeremiah posted his first mock draft. And the New York Jets chose…..Josh Allen, Kentucky. A web site called mockout.com, have the Jets trading back with the Jacksonville Jaguars and with the 7th pick the Jets chose…..Jonah Williams, offensive tackle Alabama. Walter Football which is one of my favorite draft services also has the Jets taking Josh Allen with the 3rd pick. Another site called draftsite.com has the Jets taking a wide receiver from Arizona State K'Neal Harry. This one sounds like a reach to me. And I went to ASU. Turning to legendary Mel Kiper Jr. In his latest mock draft, the New York Jets chose…..Quinnen Williams, DT, Alabama. We are still over a week away from the Super Bowl and the NFL off season is in overdrive. As far as mock drafts. They are fun. Enjoy them and Green Rewind will have our own mock drafts in the coming weeks.
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It's that time of the year when mock drafts begin to pop up like mushrooms after a heavy rain. And QBs start creeping or leaping into these first round prognostications. I call it quarterback inflation due to General Manager desperation. Next September we'll be discussing the Tank for Trevor, or Lose for Lawrence strategy, but for now, the names you need to know are Dwayne Haskins, Drew Lock, Daniel Jones and the sexy pick of this draft, Kyler Murray. They'll all be moving up draft boards from now until April 25th. These days QBs always move up - never down. Teams talk themselves into reaching for players at this position more than ever. A year ago, other than Drew Lock, none of these guys were considered first round material. By April, most likely all will be – some high first round. You don't believe me?
Take a look at this list of qb reaches (that's putting it mildly) over the last ten years.
2009 Mark Sanchez 5th pick (I know, he had a couple of nice playoff runs, but 5th best player in the draft?)
2009 Josh Freeman 17th pick
2010 Tim Tebow 25th pick (BTW he has the distinction of being the only athlete who played professional baseball and football and stunk at both)
2011 Jake Locker 8th pick
2011 Blaine Gabbert 10th Pick (JJ Watt was the 11th pick. Ouch)
2011 Christian Ponder 12th Pick
2012 Ryan Tannehill 8th pick (Luke Kuechly 9th pick)
2012 Brandon Weedon 22nd pick
2013 E.J Manuel 13th pick
2014 Blake Bortles 3rd pick "(Khalil Mack 5th pick
2014 Johnny Manziel 22nd pick
2015 Jameis Winston 1st Pick (a player at any other position with Winston's personal issues would have slipped big time)
2016 Paxton Lynch 26th Pick
Ten years ago Kyler Murray wouldn't have been drafted. Five years ago maybe a third or fourth rounder. This year he'll be a high first rounder. And don't think for a minute that he'll choose baseball over football. What would you rather be doing next year - starting at QB for an NFL team or playing A ball for the Beloit Snappers.
At the combine when scouts see Murray run a 4.35 40, watch Drew Lock throw a ball 70 yards, etc. the QB frenzy will be in full swing. Now, I'm not saying these guys are going to be busts. The point is this QB craze will be good news for the Jets in one of two ways. Either teams will want to trade up and overpay for their number 3 pick, or the first and/or second pick will be used for QBs, thereby allowing the Jets to have their choice of at least two of the three top-rated players in the draft (as of now) Nick Bosa, Quinnen Williams and Josh Allen . Of course if that happens, we'll have to cross our fingers that Mike Mac will make the right choice (Hmmm, better cross our toes as well).
Anyway it should make for a fun draft. And for Jets fan, the draft is usually the high point of the year.
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What The Jet Scribes Are Saying
Manish Mehta, NY Daily News
The Jets will kick off their critical off-season evaluation process in Mobile, Ala., for Senior Bowl week. General manager Mike Maccagnan & Co. have plenty of roster upgrades in mind, including bolstering the offensive line and pass rush. Here's a six-pack of prospects to keep an eye on this week:
Montez Sweat, Mississippi State EDGE,
Sweat doesn't have the sizzle like projected No. 1 overall pick Nick Bosa, Kentucky's Josh Allen or Florida State's Jachai Polite, but there's no denying his production the past two seasons since transferring from Michigan State. The 6-6, 245-pound Sweat has racked up 22 ½ sacks and 30 tackles for loss in his final 26 games in college. It's unclear if he makes the best sense in new defensive coordinator Gregg Williams' attacking 4-3 scheme, but there's no denying that he has the skills to make a difference at the next level.Sweat is obviously not a candidate to be picked with the third overall pick, but Gang Green will be entertaining offers to trade down and collect more premium draft picks. Sweat could make sense depending on whether the Jets strike a deal to collect more premium draft capital.
Jaylon Ferguson, Louisiana Tech DE
The 6-5, 262-pound Ferguson isn't exactly a household name, but he sure lit up the stat sheet last season by leading the country with 17 ½ sacks and finishing second with 26 tackles for loss. Ferguson's career college numbers are staggering: 45 sacks and 67 ½ tackles for loss in four seasons will get everybody's attention.
Ferguson has explosion, but he's not an athletic freak. He'll have a great opportunity to show NFL talent evaluators this week that his numbers aren't a mirage. The Jets won't take him in the first round, but he might be an intriguing option if they can collect more draft picks.
Dalton Risner, Kansas State OT
It's no secret that Maccagnan & Co. will need to make offensive upgrades to better serve and protect Sam Darnold. The 6-5, 308-pound Risner might be better suited to kick inside to guard at the next level. He can also play center. Maccagnan needs to bring in more offensive linemen after grabbing only two of them in his first four drafts. The Jets will be looking to replace two or three linemen this offseason in addition to beefing up their depth. Risner will likely be a second-third rounder. The Jets don't have a second-round pick thanks to the trade with the Colts last year that landed Darnold. Things will change quickly, of course, if Gang Green moves out of the No. 3 spot.
Andre Dillard, Washington State OT
The 6-5, 310-pound Dillard has proven to be solid in pass protection in Mike Leach's Air Raid offense. The three-year starter has good feet and length. He has the skill set to be productive in a zone-blocking scheme, but there are fair questions about his strength at the point of attack right now. Regardless, he's an intriguing option on Day 2 for a team that will be looking to improve their offensive line.
Zach Allen, Boston College DE
Allen has been a disruptor the past two years even if he hasn't gotten home as much as he would have liked. The 6-5, 285-pounder had 15 and 15 ½ tackles for loss the past two seasons, respectively, but only managed 10 ½ sacks in the past 26 games.Allen has the tools to be a difference maker off the edge at the next level. He's a first-round talent, who would come into play if the Jets decide to get creative and wheel and deal.
Michael Dieter, Wisconsin OL
The versatile offensive lineman started a school-record 54 games at three different spots: Left guard, center and left tackle. The 6-6, 321-pounder is probably best suited at guard right now. His position flexibility is intriguing for a team that desperately needs an influx of talent up front.
Brian Costello, NY Post
With the search for their new head coach completed, the Jets will begin the 2019 offseason in earnest this week. It is a two-pronged approach right now. New coach Adam Gase is working to build his coaching staff. At the same time, general manager Mike Maccagnan and the personnel staff will be in Mobile, Ala., for the Senior Bowl, which is the kickoff to draft season and a mini-NFL convention. Gase has already hired Gregg Williams as his defensive coordinator and retained special teams coach Brant Boyer. Pro Football Talk reported he has hired Frank Pollack as the new offensive line coach. Gase hinted last week in interviews that he is waiting for some assistants under contract with other teams to come free. He may be referring to members of his former staff with the Dolphins. It is known he wants to bring offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains to the Jets. But Miami does not have to let those assistants out of their contracts and may be waiting until they can officially hire new coach Brian Flores to see if he wishes to retain any of them.
As for Maccagnan, he heads to Alabama to start another huge offseason. Last year, he was charged with finding a quarterback, and it appears he succeeded by drafting Sam Darnold with the No. 3 overall pick. This year, he needs to round out the roster around Darnold…..After this week, the Jets will be preparing for free agency, which begins March 13. They have some decisions to make on their own players first. It starts with center Spencer Long, who struggled in 2018. He has a $3 million roster bonus due Feb. 6, so the Jets likely will have to make a decision before then about whether to hold on to him. Once they decide on some of their own free agents, the Jets can focus on other teams' free agents. The Jets have about $100 million in salary-cap space. Will they chase Steelers star running back Le'Veon Bell? Can they find a pass rusher?
"We want to get to the finish line as quick as we can, but we also understand that you have to balance it and try not to mortgage the future and things like that," Maccagnan said. "So a lot of times, although we'll be aggressive in free agency, we're going to try to make smart decisions that are going to set this team up for both short- and long-term success."That process takes another step this week.
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The Kansas City Chiefs fired defensive coordinator Bob Sutton on Tuesday, two days after his defense was unable to come up with pivotal stops against Tom Brady and the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship Game. One name to watch for the now-vacant position is former New York Jets and Buffalo Bills head coach and current ESPN analyst Rex Ryan, sources tell ESPN's Adam Schefter…..First, a lawsuit over the Saints-Rams game. Now, a politician is getting in the act. Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards sent NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell a letter Tuesday, expressing his "deep disappointment" and calling for the league to expand replay. The Democratic governor was, of course, upset that officials didn't call pass interference on Rams cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman for whacking Saints receiver Tommylee Lewis before the ball arrived late in Sunday's NFC title game…..Offensive Tackle Trent Williams, may be a cap hit for the Redskins. If true, the Jets may make a play for this 30 year old 7X Pro-Bowler….In the aftermath of the No-Call in New Orleans, at least one competition committee member has called for expanded replay on judgment calls. Saints coach Sean Payton told reporters immediately after his team was eliminated from the postseason, "We all want to get it right, right? ... We've got plenty of technology to speed things up, and look, I'm on the competition committee so hopefully that provides a voice." Payton's voice will be heard when the competition committee convenes at the Annual League Meeting in March, but it might not be echoed. On Tuesday, Broncos general manager and fellow competition committee member John Elway expressed the opposite point of view. "You can't replay every pass interference," Elway said, per The Athletic's Lindsay Jones. "It won't work."…..The National Football League today announced the matchups for its five 2019 international regular season games -- four in the UK and one in Mexico.The 2019 international games: Kansas City Chiefs at Los Angeles Chargers in Mexico, Carolina Panthers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers in London, Chicago Bears at Oakland Raiders in London, Cincinnati Bengals at Los Angeles Rams in London, Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars in London.....
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Alexander Zilberman, AIA is the principal of AZA design. His multi-disciplinary experience spans from creating high end private residences to design and project oversight for luxury homes and budget conscious developers. One of his strengths is in flagship store planning, design and project oversight for leading fashion brands. His work includes architecture and interiors as well as storefront, furniture, and fixture design.
AZA design was formed as an architectural design practice. Our mission is to achieve each client's goals while including passion, vision and diligence with every project. In utilizing our experience in the Residential, Retail, and Corporate sector. We intend to create beautiful and useful works for our clients in the field of architecture and design. We provide creative, effective, and detail oriented designs and direction to satisfy the demand of clients' spatial, functional and aesthetic requirements in a diverse, professional environment. We are committed to providing exceptional, hands-on, and personal service.
• Project Direction with emphasis on Innovation and Function to continually meet specific project challenges.
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This page contains an overview of BCA program requirements.
Further information can be found in the Future and Current Students pages.
Who is the program for?
Program of courses
Program Objectives - what will I learn?
Who is eligible to apply?
A note about the mathematical foundation of the BCA program
The program has been designed to provide advanced biostatistical training for a diverse range of students. The main thing is that you should have an aptitude for advanced mathematics, and a desire to learn biostatistics.
The program includes units designed to provide the background in mathematical and statistical theory to those without a first degree in mathematics or statistics. The compulsory unit in epidemiology introduces those unfamiliar with research in population health to the basic concepts and methods of investigation used in public health & clinical medicine.
Graduates with a health sciences background, e.g. Masters degree in Public Health or Clinical Epidemiology, will gain more sophisticated statistical skills, while those from a mathematical background will further their understanding of health issues and the application of statistics in the field. On completion of the Masters degree or Graduate Diploma, graduates will have attained the required skills for employment as a biostatistician, while those completing the Graduate Certificate will have a good understanding of the principles of epidemiology and some aspects of biostatistics.
The Program of Courses in Biostatistics:
(Note that units of study may be called subjects, courses or papers at different universities.)
Masters Degree in Biostatistics (12 units of study including a Workplace Project Portfolio - unit code: WPP - equivalent in value to 2 or 4 units of study, depending on the university.) For the Masters, 10 or 11 coursework units of study are required, (including Survival Analysis, which is an elective for the [Post]Graduate Diploma), plus a 1 or 2 unit Workplace Project Portfolio. Students may be waived the requirement to complete either Epidemiology (most likely students coming from a background in health research), or one or more of the units Mathematical Background for Biostatistics, Probability and Distribution Theory and Principles of Statistical Inference (most likely students coming from a background in mathematics and/or statistics), if they have equivalent prior study. This will leave room for the student to complete one or two electives in addition to the compulsory Biostatistics Research/Practical Project/Thesis (WPP)*, depending on the credit value placed upon WPP by the university at which they are enrolled.
*Unit title differs across universities; referred to as WPP by in all BCA liiterature.
NOTE: LMR is an important foundation unit. Students who do not develop a strong grasp of this material will struggle to become successful biostatisticians.
Graduate Diploma in Biostatistics (8 units of study)
For the Graduate Diploma, the Biostatistics Research/Practical Project/Thesis (WPP) s not a requirement and Survival Analysis may be an elective*. Some students may substitute electives for units of study such as Epidemiology, Mathematical Background for Biostatistics, Probability and Distribution Theory or Principles of Statistical Inference, if they have equivalent prior study.
*dependent on univeresity
Graduate Certificate in Biostatistics (4 units of study)*
For the Graduate Certificate, only Epidemiology (EPI) is a core requirement, if not already passed, allowing some flexibility (within the constraints of other subject-specific prerequisites, as indicated).
* program title can differ between universities. Program content is, however, the same across universities.
You will gain a sound understanding of statistical theory and methods and how to apply these to problem solving in professional practice. Flexibility of approach is central in this program.
This specialised program will give you the opportunity to develop an understanding of the theory and application of the major areas of biostatistics relevant to professional practice.
For a full list of learning outcomes for each course in the program of biostatistics, see Program Objectives.
The program is designed to take students from a range of backgrounds and prepare them for employment as biostatisticians in a wide range of settings, including medical and epidemiological research, health services and the pharmeceutical industry. The main requirement is that you should have an aptitude for advanced mathematics and a desire to learn biostatistics at a professional level. Introductory subjects provide the necessary foundations in mathematical and statistical theory.
Applicants should have:
a Bachelor degree in Statistics, Mathematics, Science, Psychology, Medicine, Pharmacy, Nursing, Economics, Health Sciences or other appropriate discipline from an approved university (or equivalent qualification);
a proven aptitude for advanced mathematical work, indicated for example by a high level of achievement in high school or undergraduate mathematics;
already passed an introductory course in statistics, covering at least the estimation of means and proportions with confidence intervals, and the comparison of means and proportions between two groups using hypothesis tests (i.e. t-tests and chi-squared tests for 2x2 tables).
NOTE: The BCA requires applicants to have done an introductory statistics course for which they were formally enrolled and assessed; online MOOC exams do not meet this requirement.
The course is three years part time (if you two complete two units per semester).
The Master of Biostatistics course will allow you to develop a specialist career role in health-related research or health services. Biostatistical expertise is in very high demand in many areas. Possible job settings include:
Medical and epidemiological research
The pharmeceutical industry
Government departments and agencies
The Masters degree also provides a great grounding for PhD and other higher degree research programs.
A fundamental principle underlying the BCA program is that a thorough knowledge of biostatistical concepts and methods requires a sound mathematical understanding. To practise effectively as a biostatistician you must be able to read, interpret, evaluate and potentially implement published papers that propose new methods and software for statistical design and analysis. The language of these methods is mathematics.
As outlined in the entry requirements, the completion of courses in mathematics at university level is not required but applicants must have a proven aptitude for advanced mathematical work, indicated for example by a high level of achievement in high school or undergraduate mathematics. We appreciate that many people working in various health and medical related fields may not have specialised mathematical training; therefore the BCA program provides instruction not only in the application of biostatistical methods but also in their underlying mathematical foundations.
For this reason, the program includes three mathematically based foundation units (subjects, courses).
Mathematical Background for Biostatistics (MBB) which covers multivariable calculus and matrix algebra.
Probability and Distribution Theory (PDT) provides the essentials of probability theory, random variables and the manipulation of probability distribution functions.
Principles of Statistical Inference (PSI) which gives a thorough grounding in the core concepts of statistical inference including likelihood theory and parameter estimation.
If you have not completed courses in mathematics at university level you may find these foundation subjects challenging, however, once accomplished, you will have the tools to tackle the statistical concepts in subsequent units with confidence.
See here for how to apply to enrol in the program at one of the consortium universities. Each participating university may have additional entry requirements. You should check the details with the university of your choice.
The Future students page:
contains information for prospective students, including details about how studying via a consortium of universities works (the BCA Consortium Outline);the BCA Program Outline, showing required units for each course, co/prerequisites, semester availability, and how to apply for exemptions and/or credits; and textbook and software requirements.
Please note that BCA courses are designed to be studied part-time. In order to plan your study, it is important to consult the Curriculum Table and Study Schedules in the Program Outline.
See Unit Outlines for specifications and descriptions of units of study (subjects, courses) comprising the curriculum for the program.
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'The UnXplained' Claims to Have Evidence of Bigfoot in Wyoming
DJ Nyke Published: March 1, 2021
There have long been stories and reported sightings of the creature often called Bigfoot, but also known as a Sasquatch, especially in the northern most areas of the country. A new episode of the HISTORY (formerly "The History Channel") television series, The UnXplained, hosted by William Shatner, claims to have uncovered evidence of the humanoid creature right here in the Cowboy State.
In the latest episode, which recently aired last Friday (February 26th, 2021), they dive into events that took place back in 1972 at the Wind River Mountains here in Wyoming. The episode revolves around former field biologist, John Mionczynsk, his firsthand encounter and his investigation in the series of events that took place around the same time.
The full episode is available to stream by clicking here.
The UnXplained is a one-hour, non-fiction series that explores the world's most fascinating, strange and inexplicable mysteries. In addition to being the host, William Shatner also serves as the show's executive producer.
Whether you're a skeptic or a hardcore believer, you will be at the very least intrigued by this episode.
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History of the Lottery
Usually, the lottery is a game of chance in which a group of people bet on a series of numbers. If all the numbers are matched, the bettor wins. The prize is usually a large amount of money. Depending on the design of the lottery, the probability of winning a jackpot may vary.
Historically, lotteries have been used to raise funds for a variety of public purposes. These include financing roads, colleges, and libraries. In addition to these uses, many lotteries are organized so that a portion of the proceeds is donated to good causes.
The first known European lotteries were distributed by wealthy noblemen during Saturnalian revels. The Roman emperors reportedly used lotteries to give away property.
The first modern European lotteries appeared in the 15th century in Flanders and Burgundy. Towns in these areas held public lotteries to raise money for the construction of fortifications and the poor.
Several colonies in the United States held lotteries to finance fortifications and local militias. In 1758, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts raised money with a lottery for an "Expedition against Canada".
In 1776, the Continental Congress voted to establish a lottery to raise funds for the Colonial Army. However, the scheme was abandoned after 30 years.
In the 17th century, lotteries were common in the Netherlands. In addition to raising funds for the government, private lotteries were used to sell products. In the United States, the first lotteries were organized by the British colonists.
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Marion Dell's gave a fascinating talk on 'Our new cottage in Hindhead' about the social and domestic life of the Marshall family who built Tweenways, now the Hindhead Music Centre, and lived there from 1889-1921. At first it was their weekend retreat from London, later their home. William Marshall was an architect and runner up in the first Wimbledon lawn tennis final in 1877. Mrs Marshall was an active suffragette and an accomplished pianist. They were friendly with Tennyson and most of the eminent Victorians who had moved to Hindhead. Both became energetically involved with local affairs, especially those to do with Commons Preservation, music, sport, science,health and education. They hosted many dinner parties and social gatherings including lively amateur theatricals, guests including Arthur Conan Doyle. They invited Canadian officers, billeted nearby in makeshift huts at the beginning of WW1, to come for musical afternoons which included tea as well as the opportunity for a bath and to have their socks washed by the maids.


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Sanchez, Emilio, 1921-1999
The Emilio Sanchez Private Sketches
Sanchez, Emilio, 1921-1999 (Artist)
Extent: 1 drawing : 2 3/4 x 3 7/8 inches
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Q: Find out whether the number is a prime element of the ring. I need to find out whether the number $\ 4+\sqrt{-5}\ $ is a prime element of the ring $\ \mathbb{Z}[\sqrt{-5}]$.
To be honest, I just don't have a clue how I can start the solution. So, if someone could just give me a hint, I would be very greatful.

A: In the ring $\mathbb{Z}[\sqrt{-5}]$, you can define the norm of an element $a+b\sqrt{-5}$ as $$|a+b\sqrt{-5}|=a^2+5b^2.$$ One can show that this norm is multiplicative (i.e., $|xy|=|x|\cdot|y|$ whenever $x,y\in\mathbb{Z}[\sqrt{-5}]$). Also, the only units of $\mathbb{Z}[\sqrt{-5}]$ are $\pm 1$. More precisely, an element is a unit iff it has norm $1$. Note that $|4+\sqrt{-5}|=21$ so if $4+\sqrt{-5}$ were not a prime then there must exist $x,y\in\mathbb{Z}[\sqrt{-5}]$ such that $4+\sqrt{-5}=xy$ and $|x|=3$ and $|y|=7$ which is clearly impossible.


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It's simply an ancient RTS mechanic. Quite frankly, it would be hard to imagine an RTS battle without the fog of war.
sith of steel;5397172it's simply an ancient rts mechanic. Quite frankly, it would be hard to imagine an rts battle without the fog of war.
rts ????? And what about aireal recon first before sending in the troopers. Hey that is what the U.S. does.
Real time strategy. The genre of game Empire at War fits into. Fog of War has been around for quite some time.
Curiously, the US faction in Command and Conquer Generals can do exactly that, sending small, unarmed drones to scout areas and remove the FoW in a radius around it. The closest thing EaW has to that is the MPTL spotter. Perhaps that's an idea that modders can utilize in the future.
Well Sith of Steel that is not exactly what i mean. The mptl spotter is one way but what i meant was that if you want to have a ground battle on a hostile planet when you play the Empire you would have to have a fleet in orbit cause the Empire can not raid a planet and therefor must have a fleet there. Also The US has satelites that are so powerful that they could read a newspaper on the ground from space and therefor i concluded that in a groundbattle the Empire should be able to negate "the fog of war" and see everything on the battlefield ae see where the enemy troops and guns are and also all the buildings without any fog of war.
Don't forget the TIE scout and its sensor ping, and then there's the probe droid and its spy report of mysterious question mark units. And best not forget the speeder bike scout zip into the enemy base (if weak defenses are present) followed right by a bombing run if you're right handy with your micro.
So you see there's more than one way to work around the fog of war , even if temporarily.
The problem I see in Empire at War (as with most real time strategy games) is that the basic game mechanics rely on fog of war. Of course many of the problems seen in EaW can be changed or fixed with some appropriate modding. One problem I see is that with no FoW, the attacking team can land, send it's speeders and lancets out, kill everyone, and destroy just about everything before the defenders have the chance to build AA guns. Having a base shield helps some, but not enough. It would be nice to be able to build those type of turrets before a battle starts, but like I said before, it's not in the game mechanics. Now don't get me wrong, I don't like FoW either. It's antiquated and has little use outside of Orcs attacking 12th century knights. But until the little quirks can be fixed, Eaw will almost always give the battle to the attacker with no FoW.
the_stag;5408853The problem I see in Empire at War (as with most real time strategy games) is that the basic game mechanics rely on fog of war. Of course many of the problems seen in EaW can be changed or fixed with some appropriate modding. One problem I see is that with no FoW, the attacking team can land, send it's speeders and lancets out, kill everyone, and destroy just about everything before the defenders have the chance to build AA guns. Having a base shield helps some, but not enough. It would be nice to be able to build those type of turrets before a battle starts, but like I said before, it's not in the game mechanics. Now don't get me wrong, I don't like FoW either. It's antiquated and has little use outside of Orcs attacking 12th century knights. But until the little quirks can be fixed, Eaw will almost always give the battle to the attacker with no FoW.
I think i get what you are trying to say here: that the fog of war is actually for those people who don't know anything about the capabillity's of a modern millitary. I have been in the army in 1982 and even at that time ( you know in the pre-history) army's had satalite images to their disposal to find out where a possible enemy could be hiding. And what about camouflage, cause hey there is nothing of that in the game.


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PCAD Activist Accuses Red Lawyer Of Lese Majeste
Redshirts rally at Aksa Avenue, 6 April 2014
(8 April) A prominent anti-government activist has pressed charges against a legal representative of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, accusing him of defaming the monarchy.
Mr. Thaworn Senniam, a core leader of the People's Committee for Absolute Democracy With the King As Head of State (PCAD), arrived at the Dusit Police Station in Bangkok today to file complaints to the police.
According to the activist, Mr. Robert Amsterdam, who has been hired by the former leader to represent him in the international stage, has insulted the Royal Family by urging the government of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to amend the lese majeste laws.
Mr. Amsterdam delivered the remark in his Skype call to a massive pro-government Redshirts rally in Nakhon Pathom province on 6 April. In his call, Mr. Amsterdam faulted Ms. Yingluck's failure to amend Article 112 of the Thai Criminal Codes, which prohibits any remark deemed offensive to the monarchy.
Although Mr. Amsterdam made no direct mention of the monarchy throughout his speech, Mr. Thaworn said the lobbyist's remarks are sufficient ground for prosecution under Article 112.
"Thailand is ruled by democratic regime with the King as Head of State," Spring News quoted Mr. Thaworn as saying, "Therefore, the penalty for insulting the monarchy should be naturally more severe than the defamation of ordinary people, which is no different to the way things work in other nations".
Mr. Thaworn also demanded that the Royal Thai Police strictly take legal action against Mr. Amsterdam. It is not immediately clear whether the police will proceed with the complaint.
Those guilty of charges under Article 112 can face up to 15 years in prison per offence. A number of academics and rights experts have argued that the law has been heavily politicised and regularly used to repress freedom of expression in Thailand.
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2. Has the Location been decided?
I know you are not going to believe this, but to be perfectly honest with you, none of these questions had ever occurred to me before (I hate to admit that). I don't know much about "Bulgarian folk music"
(anything, really).  But now that I am aware of them, I am trying to decide just how they will alter my life!
> Thanks, David.  Those are questions I would like answered too.  I'd bet the Europeans would like to know as well.
> This is all very amusing, but are the dates and hotel nailed down yet?
>> what shall I do with them, I'll wear them for my boyfriend" and so on.