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Q: Error while installing Koha I get this error when installing via the web installer, the error says:
DBIx::Class::Storage::DBI::_dbh_execute(): Data truncated for column 'type' at row 1 at /usr/share/koha/lib/Koha/Objects.pm line 101

Installed version is: 16.05.05.000
I installed using packages by following the instructions on this link: https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_on_Debian
The database I'm using is: MySQL database; and it is on the same machine as Koha.
Any idea please!

A: I was presented with the same error. It appears that the error is given in an enum column in the database. For MySQL you can solve it as follows (inside the MySQL database administrator):
SET GLOBAL sql_mode = '';

When setting the mode with an empty string '' you are telling MySQL not to take into account some errors that arise when inserting data.
MySQL can operate in different modes, some modes are more restrictive than others, for example, some modes do not allow certain operations, such as division by zero or restrict the way in which the dates are represented in the database.
To see how the server is, you must log into MySQL from the command line:
mysql -u root -p

If the MySQL server does not have a password (which is not recommended), omit the -p parameter. You can then check the mode with the following command
SELECT @@GLOBAL.sql_mode;

It will return more or less similar to this:
STRICT_TRANS_TABLES, NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION

You can find more information on this at http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/sql-mode.html
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*install phpmyadmin on different port (say 81)

*select koha_library database (where library is the instance)

*select 'search_filed' table

*press 'structure' tap

*select 'type' column and then press 'change'

*change the type to varchar and length to 255  (or you can change the type of column 'type'in table 'search_filed' from enum to varchar(255) using the terminal)

*execute the following command in server terminal (login using mysql-u root -p ):
SET GLOBAL sql_mode='';
quit;

*sudo service mysql restart && sudo service apache2 restart


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Most-watched political video of 2011: An Iowan's plea for marriage equality
December 21, 2011 July 15, 2018 Editorial Staff	0 Comments video, Zach Wahls
Zach Wahls became a hero in the lives of many when his plea for marriage equality became an online phenomenon. The 18-year old U of Iowa student stood before the Iowa House of Representatives to describe growing up as the son of two women. A sturdy Eagle Scout, Wahls described a childhood similar to that of other Iowa families. His YouTube video drew 18.3 million views to become the most-watched political video of the year, according to the website's ranking of viral political videos.
"In my 19 years not once have I ever been confronted by an individual who realized independently that I was raised by a gay couple," Wahls told the committee. "And you know why? Because the sexual orientation of my parents has had zero effect on the content of my character." Iowa's state Supreme Court legalized gay marriage in April 2009. Many gay rights activists credited the Wahls video for helping draw attention to the issue.
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A replica of the 1960s Batmobile is currently on display at the Holiday Inn on Second Street as part of the Roy Rogers Festival. The 19 foot, 4 inch replica of the iconic car based on the 1955 Lincoln Futura will remain on display throughout the festival. During the days, the Batmobile is parked on the Municipal Courthouse green and then moved to the hotel during the evenings.
The replica car was built by Dana Ward, of West Union, who says building the car was a dream come true.
"When I was a kid, I grew up watching the show when it was new," Ward reminisced about his childhood fascination.
Ward immediately fell in the love with the car.
"I would watch the show and obsess over that car. I said one day, I'm going to build that car. And, I did," Ward explained.
The mold for the car was pulled from the original television, and Ward did all he could to ensure the car matched the original in all specifications including using an all correct engine and drive train.
He started the five year job of actually building the Batmobile in 2011.
"It was a labor of love," Ward said.
Since that time, he and his wife have dedicated their time to sharing the car with fans old and young but more importantly to raise funds for charities and fundraisers.
"We brought this car out to support the Roy Rogers Scholarship Fund," Ward stated.
He charges guests a minimum $3 donation to have photos taken from inside the car. 100 percent of those fund raised through Sunday will go to the Roy Rogers scholarship.
"We do this for charities and fundraisers to help people and communities," Ward commented. "We do this totally for charity. The scholarship fund is very important for aiding in the success of young people in the area. We'd like to be a part of ensuring that scholarship continues.
Ward added that he was honored to be able to help and that Monday had been very successful. He was hopeful that throughout the festival, he would be able to raise enough funds to make a difference in some young person's life.
For more information about the Roy Rogers Festival or the Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Collectors Association, find them on Facebook or stop in at the Holiday Inn August 2 through 5.


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Send Flowers for Anthony "Tony"
Anthony "Tony" Carroll Roberson
March 17, 1981 ~ January 3, 2020 (age 38)
Anthony Carroll Roberson was born to Elizabeth Moody Roberson and Stanley Brassfield on March 17, 1981, in Cleveland, MS. Tony left this world to be with his Lord and Savior on January 3, 2020, at UMMC in Jackson, MS, surrounded by his loved ones. Many knew him as "Tony" or "Tone Tone".
Tony is preceded in death by his grandparents, Abner C. and Wilma Jean Moody, an aunt Teresa Norris, and uncles Randy Moody, Michael Moody, and Larry Moody.
Tony is survived by his wife of 15 years, Sharlene Roberson. His mother Elizabeth (Chewy) and father Stanley (Mamie), two children Kalob Wayne 16, and Lily Grace 5, brothers Timothy Roberson of Pontotoc, MS, Kevin Melton of Coffeeville, MS, and Chris and Cody Brassfield of Hernando, MS. Honoraries include Richard Moody, Johnathan Kimble, Joseph Moody, Bill Dixon, Richard Moody Jr., James Moody, Chris Kimble, Brayden Salley, Tracy Malone, Shannon Sims, Chris Mullins, Gary Kirby, Jamie Kirby, Jon Paul Correro, Trey Moore, Dixon Brown.
Tony worked for Jan Tran in Rosedale for 8 years before his illness began in 2016. He loved working on the river and could always find peace there. Tony was a hard-working, selfless, and giving man of God. He loved his family with his whole soul, especially his children. He fought to live and to care for them as long and as hard as he could. He will truly be missed here on this earth, but we know he is no longer in pain. He has now been made whole, and this gives us peace. The Lord Jesus has been so good to us and has truly guided his departure.
Memorial services will be held at his home church H.O.P.E (located at 201 S Bolivar Ave, Cleveland, MS 38732) on Sunday, January 5, 2020, at 2:00 PM. Officiating is Brother Crockett Kennedy his pastor that has not left his side.
To send flowers to Anthony "Tony" Carroll Roberson's family, please visit our floral section.
The HOPE Church
201 S. Bolivar


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GM at odds with LG over 4th Ultium battery plant
A fourth GM battery factory likely will not happen with LG but could proceed with another partner, a source confirmed.
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General Motors may be in the market for a new battery partner.
The automaker has not been able to reach an agreement with LG Energy Solution on a fourth U.S. battery plant planned for their Ultium Cells joint venture, according to multiple media reports Friday. A source with knowledge of the discussions confirmed the reports to Automotive News.
A fourth factory likely will not happen with LG but could proceed with another partner, the source said.
Representatives for GM and Ultium Cells declined to comment on the reports directly. GM said it still intends to build a fourth battery cell plant to support its electric vehicle ambitions.
"We've been very clear that our plan includes investing in a fourth U.S. cell plant, but we're not going to comment on speculation," a GM spokesman said in a statement.
The Wall Street Journal first reported earlier Friday that plans for a fourth Ultium Cells plant, slated for New Carlisle, Ind., have been "shelved indefinitely."
GM and LG started production last year at their first Ultium Cells battery plant, in Warren, Ohio. Two other plants are in the works: a site in Spring Hill, Tenn., that will open this year and another in Lansing, Mich., due to be online in 2024.
"This cell capacity keeps us on track to produce 400,000 EVs in North America by mid-2024 and we expect to have cell capacity to produce more than 1 million EVs annually in North America in 2025," GM's statement said.
The Wall Street Journal, citing sources, said GM and LG disagreed on how fast production should begin at the Ohio plant as well as on how plant employees should proceed with efforts to unionize.
GM blamed a slow start for the plant when it delayed the target date for its 400,000 EV goal by six months. Workers at the plant voted in December to join the UAW, 710-16.
GM in November reiterated its need for a fourth U.S. battery cell plant to meet its 2025 EV production goal and support its plan to have a fully zero-emission light-duty vehicle lineup a decade later.
In December, GM and LG Energy said they would increase their investment in the Ultium Cells plant in Tennessee by $275 million.
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Prairie at Commons Ford Ranch Metro Park is 'for the birds'
By Leslee BassmanContributing writer
At 6:30 a.m. on Sunday, about 20 Central Texas residents were eagerly waiting at a barn inside Commons Ford Ranch Metropolitan Park as the sun rose in the pink sky. The early hour didn't deter the group from quietly chatting about what bird species they might discover during their field trip within the 40-acre hidden gem that is the park's prairie, now home to 268 species of birds.
Texas Ornithological Society president Shelia Hargis led the birders down a pathway through the flat fields, detouring to a new bird blind dedicated in June as "Rusty's Perch," in memory of park advocate Rusty Osborne. Hargis also co-chairs the Travis Audubon Society's Commons Ford committee.
"For Travis County, Commons Ford is the second-highest 'hot spot' for birds," Hargis said.
Twelve-year old Caleb Helsel, a rising seventh-grader at Hill Country Middle School, spotted a Painted Bunting from a distance during the field trip. Despite his youth, Helsel said he's been at the pastime for about three or four years now, introduced to the hobby by his father. He credits the local birding community for pushing his interest further.
"It's an amazing hobby," Helsel said. "It really connects you with nature and it's a lifelong thing."
But this bird habitat didn't always exist.
Although the 215-acre park at 614 N. Commons Ford Road in western Travis County may date back to an 1880 ranch, a 2010 restoration of the prairie land, led by Ed Fair, enabled birds to thrive in the area.
"The middle of the park, which is now the prairie, was just a field and it looked like 'amber waves of grain,' monochromatic," Fair said.
When Fair brought a fellow birder to the park that, at the time, contained only a few bird species, he learned the invasive grasses didn't provide the right habitat for the feathered flock.
"The birds we got in there were just passing through," Fair said of the former grassland. "They (were) looking for something but they (were) not going to stay because they can't get any of the things they need — they can't get shelter, they can't get food from it or protection — so they're going to move on."
Fair's friend commented the field could, instead, be full of a certain prairie grass that would create a nice habitat for the birds.
"That planted the literal and figurative seed for me," Fair said.
Fair, along with an ad hoc volunteer group, coordinated grants and funding from 2010 to 2015, turning the field into a prairie that ultimately morphed into a bird paradise.
Seventy types of seeds were planted to restore the prairie, with 90 birds sighted after native plants were reinstituted in the grounds, Travis Audubon statistics show.
"(Fair) pretty much showed the birding community how amazing Commons Ford is as a birding location," Hargis said. "Many more birders now come to that park and know about that park because of his efforts to put it on our radar."
Today, a Travis Audubon committee oversees the maintenance and welfare of the prairie, including prescribed burns that rid it of invasive grasses, reinvigorating the native grasses to attract more birds, Fair said. The burns are also used to train firefighters, a dual benefit, he said.
Field trips are conducted on the prairie, free and open to the public with registration on the Travis Audubon's website.
Data about the prairie continues to be gathered, with St. Edwards University using the land as a field study for students to identify the species harbored on the plain, Fair said.
"Lots of little fingers continue to go on in different directions arising either directly in the prairie or because of the prairie," he said.
The park falls under the purview of the Austin Parks and Recreation Department.
Recently, Commons Ford has come under fire, with city officials considering selling about 100 acres of the park, including a portion of the prairie, along with other park properties, Hargis said. The sale was discussed as a means of raising funds to replace potential upcoming budget shortfalls, she said. Travis Audubon caught wind of the discussion to possibly sell the parkland, objecting to these efforts.
"As I understood it, (the prairie) would be sold with a conservation easement," Hargis said. "It's not like the prairie would have been destroyed, asphalted over and a playground put in. But it would have been sold so all of the people who love walking around that prairie, which includes birders and nonbirders, wouldn't have had access to that anymore."
When the prairie was a non-native area, she said people would walk through the parcel because it was "kind of boring and not very attractive."
"Now that it's restored and there's 70 to 80 species, nearly all of them in bloom, I've seen wedding photographers out there taking pictures, with the prairie as a backdrop," Hargis said. "It has just become this beautiful place for everybody who knows about it. Not just the birders, but the birds have really responded to it."
Marti Bier, chief of staff for Austin City Council Member Jimmy Flannigan, who was out of town, said Flannigan has commented often that the city will need to take "some new, creative approaches" to budget for its assets and amenities in light of legislative tax caps recently imposed by the State of Texas.
"Along with a number of environmental and neighborhood stakeholders, Flannigan had been exploring various parcels of parkland that could be utilized in different ways, including pieces of Commons Ford," she said in an email.
Bier said the idea did not include a proposal to use Commons Ford in a way that wasn't consistent with an environmental preserve and that the proposal has "been dropped."


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by Michelle K. Pickett
Release Date: 06/24/13
Publisher: Spencer Hill Press
Paperback/ebook
Summary from Goodreads:
Seventeen-year-old Eva is a chosen one. Chosen to live, while others meet a swift and painful death from an incurable virus so lethal, a person is dead within days of symptoms emerging. In the POD system, a series of underground habitats built by the government, she waits with the other chosen for the deadly virus to claim those above. Separated from family and friends, it's in the PODs she meets David. And while true love might not conquer all, it's a balm for the broken soul.
After a year, scientists believe the population has died, and without living hosts, so has the virus. That's the theory, anyway. But when the PODs are opened, survivors find the surface holds a vicious secret. The virus mutated, infecting those left top-side and creating... monsters.
Eva and David hide from the infected in the abandoned PODs. Together they try to build a life--a new beginning. But the infected follow and are relentless in their attacks. Leaving Eva and David to fight for survival, and pray for a cure.
Praise for the Amazon Bestselling PODs:
"5 Stars! I loved this book. I have been kind of bogged down with dystopias lately, but this was amazing. It was so cool to see life before the 'event', to see Eva wrestle with her choices and then, to watch her change as she lived inside the PODs...Yes, there are zombies. Yes, there's a little romance. But I think, at its heart, PODs is a coming of age story about Eva and how she grows from a girl into a strong, decisive woman during this period of absolute destruction. And Pickett writes it beautifully." ~ Sherry Ficklin, author of "Extracted"
"I was blown away by this debut novel from Michelle Pickett! Rather than feeling like I was reading a book, I actually sometimes felt like I was actually watching the characters' lives progress; it was kind of weird! The emotions that Eva felt were so raw and real, and I think Michelle really captured the emotions that one would be feeling in a post-apocalyptic world...PODs may very well be one of the next big things in YA, so I am very happy to have been one of the ones that was part of the beginning of it all! Congrats Michelle on your YA debut and I am looking forward to more by you! I gave PODs a well-deserved 5/5 stars! " ~Phil book reviewer at Stack of Hardbacks
"5 glowing, sparkling stars for this one!...I absolutely adored every character Michelle introduces us to. This book isn't just about a romance, or two people fighting some battle. This book allows us to get to know several, amazing, diverse characters who all grab your heart (even a few who have attitude issues). They all held such an important place in the story… Now for the plot. Holy crap!... Michelle did a flippin' fantastic job giving us each piece of this puzzle… I won't go into details about what happens after they are removed from the POD but O-M-G! The action never stops…This book seriously needs to be a movie. I could picture every detail and already see it playing out on screen. PLEASE SOMEONE MAKE THIS HAPPEN!" ~Jessica of Total Bookaholic
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I'm a wife, mother, author, reader, although not always in that order. I write young adult urban fantasies, science/fiction and paranormal romances and have recently started dabbling in young adult contemporary romance. Reading was one of my earliest passions, writing soon followed. I began writing seriously during college where I graduated Summa Cum Laude with a degree in accounting. Why I chose a career that frowns on creativity remains a mystery.
I'm addicted to Reese's peanut butter cups and eat way too many while I write, have an abnormal obsession with hoodies and can't write without one, and I hate to cook, but love to watch cooking shows on television. An unabashed romantic, I love a swoon-worthy ending that will give me butterflies for days.
I wrote my debut young adult novel, PODs, in 2011. PODs, a science/fiction, post-apocalyptic romance, will be released June 4, 2013 through the amazing Spencer Hill Press. My second young adult title, Milayna, a paranormal romance, will release through Spencer Hill Press beginning in March 2014. Milayna is a standalone, with series potential. It's meant to be a trilogy. The Infected, a PODs novel, will release November 2014. It is the second, and last, book in the PODs series.
I was born and raised in Flint, Michigan. I now reside in a small community outside Houston, Texas with my incredibly supportive, not to mention gorgeous, husband, three amazing school-aged children, a 125-pound lap dog, and a snooty cat.
Keep up-to-date with my current, future projects, appearances, and fun giveaways at www.michelle-pickett.com.
I always love to hear from readers, bloggers and other authors!
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We feel privileged to have earned our patients' trust and take our responsibility of protecting their oral health seriously. Our caring and compassionate staff at City Dental get to know each patient individually, establishing a connection that helps us better care for their personal oral health needs. Whether restoring a little luster to a smile that's been lost due to age or teaching younger patients the importance of brushing and flossing, we'll do whatever it takes to keep our patients smiling brightly for a lifetime.
Dr. Bajuscak uses only the latest tools and dental techniques when treating our patients. Our modern downtown Portland dentist office features state-of-the-art technology to ensure that every patient receives the most advanced care available. Your oral health deserves nothing less. If you are looking for the best cosmetic dentist in Portland or a general dentist for your family, we are here to serve your needs. Our staff continues to stay educated on the latest breakthroughs and procedures in the oral health field to ensure we stay at the forefront of the industry. Your oral health deserves nothing else.
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EXETER — Alice G. (Hardy) Inzenga, 78, of 277 Water St., died Saturday, Dec. 22, 2007, at her home, after a brief illness.
She was born on Jan. 28, 1929, in Boston, the daughter of the late Charles Edward and Frances Hannah (Lord) Hardy.
Alice grew up one of six children in Boston.
She had been a longtime resident of Exeter and worked locally as a machine operator for C.M. Bailey's in Seabrook.
One of Alice's achievements that she was proud of was the receipt of her G.E.D. after the age of 40. She also enjoyed sewing and quilting and was active in local quilting leagues.
She was predeceased by her husband, G. Andrew Inzenga, whom she married just after World War II, as he was a serviceman.
She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Andy and Susan P. Inzenga of Exeter; two grandsons, Alex P. Inzenga and Jay A. Inzenga, both of Exeter; and many nieces and nephews.
SERVICES: Calling hours will be from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the Brewitt Funeral Home, 14 Pine St., Exeter. A celebration of her life will be held at 10 a.m. on Thursday at the funeral home. Burial will follow in the Exeter Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to the American Heart Association, 20 Speen St., Framingham, MA. 01701. To sign an online guest book, visit www.brewittfuneralhome.com.


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Top rated practically non-existent movies that are also spot-on
Check out today's highest ranked practically non-existent and spot-on movies! Looking for the greatest movies of all times? Here is the list of the best movies that are practically non-existent and spot-on, based on the crowd's interest and popular searches from the country. Maimovie provides context-aware recommendation based on extensive data gathered and analyzed by AI.
1 The Disaster Artist (2017)
An aspiring actor in Hollywood meets an enigmatic stranger by the name of Tommy Wiseau, the meeting leads the actor down a path nobody could have predicted; creating the worst movie ever made.
James Franco, Dave Franco
cult figure
lack of talent
talent behind cameras
2 Captain Marvel (2019)
The story follows Carol Danvers as she becomes one of the universe's most powerful heroes when Earth is caught in the middle of a galactic war between two alien races. Set in the 1990s, Captain Marvel is an all-new adventure from a previously unseen period in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Brie Larson, Samuel L. Jackson
actually pretty decent
3 Daredevil (2003)
He dwells in a world of eternal night, but the blackness is filled with sounds and scents, tastes and textures that most cannot perceive. Although attorney Matt Murdock is blind, his other four senses function with superhuman sharpness. By day, Murdock represents the downtrodden. At night he is Daredevil, a masked vigilante stalking the dark streets of the city, a relentless avenger of justice.
2003-02-14 | Fantasy / Action
dark mood
most embarrassing
too thrilling
4 Black Panther (2018)
King T'Challa returns home from America to the reclusive, technologically advanced African nation of Wakanda to serve as his country's new leader. However, T'Challa soon finds that he is challenged for the throne by factions within his own country as well as without. Using powers reserved to Wakandan kings, T'Challa assumes the Black Panther mantel to join with girlfriend Nakia, the queen-mother, his princess-kid sister, members of the Dora Milaje (the Wakandan 'special forces') and an American secret agent, to prevent Wakanda from being dragged into a world war.
Chadwick Boseman, Michael B. Jordan
flawed hero
political issue
beautiful looking
totally amazing
quip lines
non-stop action
rather plain
7 Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007)
circuitous
more light-hearted
8 Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
Thor is imprisoned on the other side of the universe and finds himself in a race against time to get back to Asgard to stop Ragnarok, the destruction of his home-world and the end of Asgardian civilization, at the hands of an all-powerful new threat, the ruthless Hela.
Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston
director with unique brand
quick one liner
serious approach
9 Superman Returns (2006)
Superman returns to discover his 5-year absence has allowed Lex Luthor to walk free, and that those he was closest to felt abandoned and have moved on. Luthor plots his ultimate revenge that could see millions killed and change the face of the planet forever, as well as ridding himself of the Man of Steel.
Brandon Routh, Kevin Spacey
blowing socks off
10 Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)
pronounced actor
menacing villain
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A study conducted by voucher code site has discovered that young, single British adults living away from home, on average cook only two of their own evening meals per week.
Laziness and a lack of skill in the kitchen are the two most cited reasons for this.
The study conducted by vouchercloud.com, which polled 2,413 people, discovered that the most popular alternative to home cooking was eating at parents' houses, followed closely by ordering takeaway. Snacking, going out to restaurants, and eating with friends or friends' parents also made the list.
These statistics are just one facet of an ongoing study by vouchercloud.com that examines the lifestyle of 18-25 year olds. All those who took part in the research had been living independently for two years or less, and were asked questions about their motivations for moving out, as well as being interrogated about their ability to look after themselves.
27% of respondents seemed reluctant to transition to full independence at all, confessing to a desire to simply find a partner willing and able to cook their meals for them.
Nonetheless, there are high hopes for the impact this study will have on future generations.
Given that 18-25 years olds spend twice as much money on takeaway and restaurant meals as on food to prepare at home, Johnson's advice is at least financially sound.
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A few days ago, my friend Sarah (who people say looks like the girl in that cheesy Step Up dance movie) came to NYC for a few days to interview for marketing jobs. Last night, as we were hanging out in my room, she noticed a strange-looking thing on my bed.
"What in the world is that?" she asked.
"It's my Snoogle," I say, a tad embarrassed.
"My Snoogle," I explained. "It's a pillow made for pregnant women so they can sleep comfortably."
See, when my sister gave birth to her first son (my beautiful, 6-month-old nephew Carlo who will one day speak English, Spanish, Armenian and French and will know all about hip hop), she bequeathed this soft and fluffy piece of wonderfulness to me. Truth is, although I fully embrace my singledom, the one thing I really miss about having a BF is having someone to cuddle with night after night. So since I'm too old for teddy bears (and I by no means canoodle with just anybody), I decided Snoogle was my best bet. But it's only a placeholder until I find someone truly extraordinary to take its place.
Bizarre? Totally. But I figure my next BF will love me for me, quirky habits and all. I also wash my hands compulsively and drench my sheets in Febreze.
What off-the-wall things do you do or own that the love of your life has learned to live with?


Before you vote, take a look at the Jharkhand report card above that shows important metrics for the state.
Literacy in Jharkhand has grown 24% in the ten year period between 2001 and 2011. Per capita income has grown 189%. Unfortunately, the Unemployment rate has also seen a rise of 98% during the same time period.
Do you think some of these numbers are heartening? Is the government doing enough to drive development?
For more data journalism check out Rediff Labs.


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Q: Word for someone who wants to know all (not pantomath) This question has already been asked somewhat, "Word for someone who wants to know everything about everything" The best definition given was pantomath, the problem with pantomath is that it means someone who knows all (along with wants to know all), while I'm looking for a word that describes someone who wants to know all or wants to become omniscient, a pantomath, etc.
John is a(n) (insert word) he's always telling me he wants to learn everything he can.

A: philomath
Someone who loves to learn

A: John is insatiable. He's always telling me he wants to learn everything he can.

Impossible to satiate or satisfy: an insatiable appetite; an
  insatiable hunger for knowledge.

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What's in the Glove Compartment?
One way you can verify your car belongs to you is to put something in the glove compartment (that is NOT valuable) that only you would know about. It could be a photo of yourself or a relic of your favorite sports team. Whatever it is, the item should leave no doubt that the car belongs to you. You can also place the item under the seat or in the trunk of the car. If you do have your registration and insurance information in the car, you can also use that information to back up your identity.
If you lost your valet ticket, there's a good chance it's still inside the facility. There's also a chance that someone may have picked it up and reported it to the lost and found. You should call security or go to the front desk/security desk to see if the ticket has been turned in. You should also check every place you've been in the building. Security may also be able to help you confirm that the vehicle in question does indeed belong to you.
You should treat a valet ticket like it's money. The second a valet attendant hands the ticket to you; you need to decide where the safest place is to put it. In most cases, the most reliable place is in your wallet that you slide into your inside jacket pocket or in your purse. Another possible secure location would be in the pocket of an overcoat that the inside attendant will hang up for you. That way, the ticket stays in one place the entire night. Wherever you decide to put the valet ticket, you need to check up on it at least a couple of times per night, and always make sure you have it before leaving the dinner table or bar.
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Wisdom of the Pretzel
Directed by: Ilan Heitner
Production: בהדונס הפקות בע"מ
Cast: Guy Loel, Osnat Hakim, Alma Zack, Yoram Zachs, Shay Verker
A big screen adaptation of the best-selling book by Ilan Heitner who also wrote and directed the film. Golan, a Tel Avivian in his late '20s, was sure he knew how to enjoy life. At a time when he was expected to get serious and settle down, Golan was still partying hard.
One day, Golan's best friend introduces him to his sister who has just got back from a long stint in New York — a bona fide hellraiser with zero inhibitions who is about to give Golan a masterclass on what 'living it up' is really all about.
Bourgeoisie, Drama, Based On A True Story, Literary Adaptation, Comedy, Tel Aviv-Jaffa
חוכמת הבייגלה/פוסטר
Measles Vaccination Campaign Opens in Israel


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Matthew 25 :: Hebrew Names Version (HNV)
Parable of Ten Virgins
Mat 25:1
Mat 25:1 - "Then the Kingdom of Heaven will be like ten virgins, who took their lamps, and went out to meet the bridegroom.
Mat 25:2 - Five of them were foolish, and five were wise.
Mat 25:3 - Those who were foolish, when they took their lamps, took no oil with them,
Mat 25:4 - but the wise took oil in their vessels with their lamps.
Mat 25:5 - Now while the bridegroom delayed, they all slumbered and slept.
Mat 25:6 - But at midnight there was a cry, 'Behold! The bridegroom is coming! Come out to meet him!'
Mat 25:7 - Then all those virgins arose, and trimmed their lamps.
Mat 25:8 - The foolish said to the wise, 'Give us some of your oil, for our lamps are going out.'
Mat 25:9 - But the wise answered, saying, 'What if there isn't enough for us and you? You go rather to those who sell, and buy for yourselves.'
Mat 25:10
Mat 25:10 - While they went away to buy, the bridegroom came, and those who were ready went in with him to the marriage feast, and the door was shut.
Mat 25:11 - Afterward the other virgins also came, saying, 'Lord, Lord, open to us.'
Mat 25:12 - But he answered, 'Most assuredly I tell you, I don't know you.'
Mat 25:13 - Watch therefore, for you don't know the day nor the hour in which the Son of Man is coming.
Parable of the Talents
(Luk 19:11–27 )
Mat 25:14 - "For it is like a man, going into another country, who called his own servants, and entrusted his goods to them.
Mat 25:15 - To one he gave five talents, to another two, to another one; to each according to his own ability. Then he went on his journey.
Mat 25:16 - Immediately he who received the five talents went and traded with them, and made another five talents.
Mat 25:17 - In like manner he also who got the two gained another two.
Mat 25:18 - But he who received the one went away and dug in the eretz, and hid his lord's money.
Mat 25:19 - "Now after a long time the lord of those servants came, and reconciled accounts with them.
Mat 25:20 - He who received the five talents came and brought another five talents, saying, 'Lord, you delivered to me five talents. Behold, I have gained another five talents besides them.'
Mat 25:21 - "His lord said to him, 'Well done, good and faithful servant. You have been faithful over a few things, I will set you over many things. Enter into the joy of your lord.'
Mat 25:22 - "He also who got the two talents came and said, 'Lord, you delivered to me two talents. Behold, I have gained another two talents besides them.'
Mat 25:24 - "He also who had received the one talent came and said, 'Lord, I knew you that you are a hard man, reaping where you did not sow, and gathering where you did not scatter.
Mat 25:25 - I was afraid, and went away and hid your talent in the eretz. Behold, you have what is yours.'
Mat 25:26 - "But his lord answered him, 'You wicked and slothful servant. You knew that I reap where I didn't sow, and gather where I didn't scatter.
Mat 25:27 - You ought therefore to have deposited my money with the bankers, and at my coming I should have received back my own with interest.
Mat 25:28 - Take away therefore the talent from him, and give it to him who has the ten talents.
Mat 25:29 - For to everyone who has will be given, and he will have abundance, but from him who has not, even that which he has will be taken away.
Mat 25:30 - Throw out the unprofitable servant into the outer darkness, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.'
Mat 25:31 - "But when the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the holy angels with him, then he will sit on the throne of his glory.
Mat 25:32 - Before him all the nations will be gathered, and he will separate them one from another, as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats.
Mat 25:33 - He will set the sheep on his right hand, but the goats on the left.
Mat 25:34 - Then the King will tell those on his right hand, 'Come, blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world;
Mat 25:35 - for I was hungry, and you gave me food to eat; I was thirsty, and you gave me drink; I was a stranger, and you took me in;
Mat 25:36 - naked, and you clothed me; I was sick, and you visited me; I was in prison, and you came to me.'
Mat 25:37 - "Then the righteous will answer him, saying, 'Lord, when did we see you hungry, and feed you; or thirsty, and give you a drink?
Mat 25:38 - When did we see you as a stranger, and take you in; or naked, and clothe you?
Mat 25:39 - When did we see you sick, or in prison, and come to you?'
Mat 25:40 - "The King will answer them, 'Most assuredly I tell you, inasmuch as you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did it to me.'
Mat 25:41 - Then he will say also to those on the left hand, 'Depart from me, you cursed, into the eternal fire which is prepared for the devil and his angels;
Mat 25:42 - for I was hungry, and you didn't give me food to eat; I was thirsty, and you gave me no drink;
Mat 25:43 - I was a stranger, and you didn't take me in; naked, and you didn't clothe me; sick, and in prison, and you didn't visit me.'
Mat 25:44 - "Then they will also answer, saying, 'Lord, when did we see you hungry, or thirsty, or a stranger, or naked, or sick, or in prison, and didn't help you?'
Mat 25:45 - "Then he will answer them, saying, 'Most assuredly I tell you, inasmuch as you didn't do it to one of the least of these, you didn't do it to me.'
Mat 25:46 - These will go away into eternal punishment, but the righteous into eternal life."
The Hebrew Names Version is based off the World English Bible, an update of the American Standard Version of 1901. This version of the Bible is in the public domain.


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Dovetailing tip: Don't forget that you prepared the broccoli for today's soup. Isn't it nice to have part of the meal prepared?
Cook melted butter and flour using a whisk over medium heat for 3-5 minutes. Stir constantly and add the half & half.
Add the chicken stock. Simmer for 20 minutes.
Add the broccoli, carrots and onions. Cook over low heat 20-25 minutes.
Add salt and pepper. Can be puréed in a blender if you like a smooth consistency. I prefer to leave it chunky. Return to heat and add cheese. Stir in nutmeg.
Serve with crusty bread and Enjoy :).


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Ву́лиця Бо́жків Яр (ву́лиця Ба́шків Яр) — вулиця у Солом'янському районі міста Києва, місцевості Олександрівська слобідка, Божків яр. Пролягає від Клінічної вулиці до тупика.

Прилучаються вулиці Феофіла Яновського і Нечуя-Левицького.

Історія
Вулиця відома під такою ж назвою з XIX століття. Назві вулиці походить від однойменної місцевості, де вона пролягає.

У 1977 році назва вулиці була уточнена на Башків Яр, однак фактично продовжують використовуватися обидві назви.

Примітки

Джерела

Вулиці Солом'янського району Києва

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If you ever get the opportunity to see Martina McBride in concert, GO! Don't think twice. Just GO! She is phenomenal. The woman has so much energy and puts all of herself into her singing. She is better live than recorded. I don't think I've ever thought that about a performer before. I don't see how she can sing like that night after night without straining her voice. She a gift to reach inside your soul and touch your heart. Her songs all have meaning and inspiration. They hit home on so many levels. I am still astonished by the magnitude with which she sang each song and note. WOW. Just WOW.
I lost it when she sang Concrete Angel. I tried discretely to wipe away the tears running down my face but others noticed. Chowhound consoled me by saying that he was sure I was probably not the only one.
I don't have daughters but my sons rescued me so I totally relate to In my Daughter's Eyes. Change daughters to sons and it applies to me.
The end of the song talks about "one day when they leave". That's the trouble I'm having now. I never thought I would have difficulty in the transition to the "empty nest". I was just fooling myself and talking out my a$$. Chowhound is the only one left at home now. He graduates from high school next month. I was okay with that as he has been talking about going to the Jr. college here. That was cool. I can do that. He changed his mind. He has decided to following in Daredevil's footsteps and join the Marines. He signs the papers Monday. He won't leave until September at the earliest. So, I have the summer with him and to adjust to his leaving. I'm a basket case already. I hate to see myself in a few months.
I know this opens up opportunities for me also. But, I'm scared. For over 22 years my life has revolved around my children. They rescued me from a destructive lifestyle. Becoming a mother was the best thing to ever happen to me. It is who I am and I am proud of that. I am proud of my boys. Who ever said that having children is like having your heart walk around out side your body was dead on. I feel so vulnerable.
I CHOOSE determination and persistence over quitting every time. I will attain my goals.
This week I'm going to be posting affirmations design to attract wealth and prosperity and the means for getting help. I need a new roof on my house. I have siding that needs replacing. The carpets need removed and replaced with wood or tile. I need a new backdoor. Plus I would love to do some serious remodeling. My kitchen is ancient and needs updating. So, I am going to concentrate on money and resources to accomplish the things I need to get done.
I am a financially independent and prosperous being. I recognize that independent doesn't mean that I can't ask for or accept help and resources in my journey to attain the things that I need.
I was in Tampa singing the blues this weekend. Tampa's annual Blues Fest Rocks!
Last night was Los Lonely Boys and Walter Trout.
We danced and jammed and people watched. Fun was had by all. I was envious of the people sitting on their boats listening to the music. But, then again they couldn't see the show only the backs of the booths and the port-a-potties. So, come to think of it we had a much better seat. The weather was perfect. A slight breeze and no bugs. The music was fantastic.
I achieve my goal with joy, ease, and peace. As I look upon my words, I know that the world is shifting to bring forth everything on my list. I now see opportunities, I now have ideas, and I now have the means to accomplish everything I desire and it feels wonderful.
My financial situation improves every second of every day. Each moment brings in new opportunities and the right people are aligning themselves with me to help. My debt decreases and my net worth increases. I am in the black.
Today's affirmation goes out for Chowhound. He is performing a marimba solo today at the State level. This is the fourth year he has earned a Superior at District and qualified for State. However, the superior rating has eluded him at State. He is a senior. This is his last chance. He is playing a piece that is extremely difficult. It is the highest level available, grade 7. I even talked with the composer of the piece. He said it was difficult and complicated.
Believe in yourself and your abilities. You have talent. You can reach your dreams. Have faith.
"I am filled with faith. Faith flows into me like the river into the ocean. Amazing things happen in my life each day as a result of this faith and I appreciate every moment of it.
UPDATE: CHOWHOUND EARNED A SUPERIOR FOR HIS SOLO PERFORMANCE AT STATE. NOT ONLY A SUPERIOR BUT SUPERIOR WITH DISTINCTION! THE HIGHEST MARK POSSIBLE.
WAY TO GO CHOWHOUND! GREAT JOB!!
T1G tagged Bou with the six word Memoir meme.
4) Tag at least six more blogs with links.
However... I'm tasking you instead, to leave your six words in my comments. Y'all are the creative bunch.
But, would you believe mu.nu won't let me comment. I get an error message. So, I'm forced to actually post.
My first thought was: "Single, Married, Single, Married, Single, Married....(Single, Engaged)."
I had to revert to the extended play. Can't I just take the first three marriages and put them in the deleted scenes?
Next, I thought, "Boys gone. I need a life."
Then it hit me. Most of it is at the top of my blog.
"From Chaos to Serendipity since 1964."
Yep. That's the story of my life.


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Controversial number plates (You are here)
Controversial number plates
The tabloids love controversy. If your morning paper is one of those enthusiastic, sensation-sharing publications then you've probably seen the occasional story about "rude" or "banned" number plates. Well, the DVLA's occasional moral panic about suggestive letter/number combinations that threaten to traumatise the sensitive public is just one of the ways that car registrations can create a fuss.
This section of our site is dedicated to all those number plate kerfuffles, be they grave or trivial.
PEN 15: The big one
This is our favourite supposedly controversial plate - not least because we own it.
PEN 15 is a genuine, legal, officially issued vehicle registration number. By a quirky twist of chance, the characters of the registration number appear to spell out five letters, even though two of them are really numerical digits. Try telling that to someone who is standing alongside our car pointing and roaring with laughter: it's futile. All they see is the word it supposedly resembles and from that point on there's no way to get them to unsee it.
We hope most people find it amusing. Certainly the celebrities who have encountered our PEN 15 have had a good chuckle at it, as you'll see!
Read about PEN 15
In August 2017, the BBC contacted Regtransfers asking about the car registration AB 1. That registration had recently been withdrawn from public auction by the West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner and sold privately to a former chief constable. Regtransfers, along with other experts, expressed surprise both at the withdrawal from auction and the price for which the plate was sold.
Public and media scrutiny focused on the West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner. Had the sale been conducted in a proper manner? Was everything above board?
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BO11 LUX
In 2011, Alan Clarke from Chesterfield purchased the private registration number BO11 LUX from DVLA for £399. He put the number onto his Range Rover and was delighted with the reaction: most of the people he encountered, found the cheeky combination amusing. Within a few weeks, however, DVLA stepped in and tried to put an end to the fun.
In a strongly worded letter, Alan was informed that someone had found his number plate offensive and had complained about it. They also said that the number had only been put up for sale due to an oversight on their part. It had been missed by DVLA censors and issued in error. They told Alan he had to remove the BO11 LUX registration from his car or find himself in breach of the law. Unsurprisingly he was singularly unimpressed.
Few organisations enjoy being made to look incompetent. DVLA must have been less than delighted by the media coverage that followed. Alan Clarke soon began appearing in newspapers telling his tale of how the agency had not only failed to screen out what they now claimed was an offensive registration but how much disappointment and inconvenience would be caused by the withdrawal of the number. He declared that he would not remove the number from his car, despite DVLA's warnings of prosecution and penalties.
A few weeks later DVLA quietly changed its mind and decided that Alan could keep BO11 LUX!


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FDIC argues "valid-when-made rule" fills statutory gaps
Courts Agency Rule-Making & Guidance State Issues State Attorney General FDIC Madden Interest Valid When Made Bank Regulatory
On July 15, the FDIC filed a reply in support of its motion for summary judgment in a lawsuit challenging the agency's "valid-when-made rule." As previously covered by InfoBytes, last August state attorneys general from California, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California arguing, among other things, that the FDIC does not have the power to issue the rule, and asserting that the FDIC has the power to issue "'regulations to carry out' the provisions of the [Federal Deposit Insurance Act]," but not regulations that would apply to non-banks. The AGs also claimed that the rule's extension of state law preemption would "facilitate evasion of state law by enabling 'rent-a-bank' schemes," and that the FDIC failed to explain its consideration of evidence contrary to its assertions, including evidence demonstrating that "consumers and small businesses are harmed by high interest-rate loans." The complaint asked the court to declare that the FDIC violated the Administrative Procedures Act (APA) in issuing the rule and to hold the rule unlawful. The FDIC countered that the AGs' arguments "misconstrue" the rule because it "does not regulate non-banks, does not interpret state law, and does not preempt state law," but rather clarifies the FDIA by "reasonably" filling in "two statutory gaps" surrounding banks' interest rate authority (covered by InfoBytes here).
The AGs disagreed, arguing, among other things, that the rule violates the APA because the FDIC's interpretation in its "Non-Bank Interest Provision" (Provision) conflicts with the unambiguous plain-language statutory text, which preempts state interest-rate caps for federally insured, state-chartered banks and insured branches of foreign banks (FDIC Banks) alone, and "impermissibly expands the scope of [12 U.S.C.] § 1831d to preempt state rate caps as to non-bank loan buyers of FDIC Bank loans." (Covered by InfoBytes here.) In its reply in support of the summary judgment motion, the FDIC's arguments included that the rule is a "reasonable interpretation of §1831d" in that it filled two statutory gaps by determining that "the interest-rate term of a loan is determined at the time when the loan is made, and is not affected by subsequent events, such as a change in the law or the loan's transfer." The FDIC further claimed that the rule should be upheld under Chevron's two-step framework, and that §1831d was enacted "to level the playing field between state and national banks, and to 'assure that borrowers could obtain credit in states with low usury limits.'" Additionally, the FDIC refuted the AGs' argument that the rule allows "non-bank loan buyers to enjoy § 1831d preemption without facing liability for violating the statute," pointing out that "if a rate violates § 1831d when the loan is originated by the bank, loan buyers cannot charge that rate under the Final Rule because the validity of the interest is determined 'when the loan is made.'"


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Q: How to move a programmed game for pc to android I've developed a game on my computer in java, but realized it's not really a game I want to play on my computer but something I want on my phone (a samsung galaxy S3). Is there an easy way to make it an android application?

A: There are two cross platform projects I recommend for this purpose. LIBGDX, and PlayN.
You will be able to reuse some of your code, but will need to change any code using objects which do not exist for the android platform (java.awt.Point, java.awt.Rectangle, Graphics, Graphics2D, etc.)
I have used LIBGDX personally, and give it the highest recommendation. PlayN I have not, but have heard good things.


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Just think back several decades ago to when food was popularly considered at best a cultural byproduct of being in a different place, maybe even an annoyance. How the times have changed! Today food defines destination choices and specific foods are flown to and fro across the globe to discerning palates. Food in our time is an ever-increasing art form, luxury item and cultural expression.
So when you get right down to it, what are the best places to visit because of the food? Of course the parameters here are as varied as individual taste, but the overall choices we've made here are places where quality, diversity, creativity and presentation left us with a lasting impression.
There is little debate when it comes to the number one spot and our taste buds agree with the scores of wanderlusters and master chefs who find this city on top of the foodie world. The city can best be described as a densely packed series of bests. It ranges from Michelin Starred greats to hole in the wall tapas bars with fresh fruits and vegetables, Mediterranean delights and famous meats, cheeses and seafood.
Considered a worldwide capital of food and certainly the best in the Americas, Lima's many dishes start with the humblest ingredients: potatoes, corn, quinoa and chilis. The combination of Peru's unique climates, civilizations, immigrations have all contributed to the culinary renaissance that has grown experimental and exciting all at once. Neighborhoods like San Isidro and Miraflores are packed with world class venues that are redefining the word gastronomy and serving as a center for eclectic wine distribution for the entire continent.
Italy (all of it) : taste the artwork!
Italy as a whole may just kick any other list off the map, but it's just impossible to separate any region apart, each is so rich. Special places that really elevate the senses may be a picnic in the Tuscan countryside. Famous towns like Parma, Bologna, Modena or regions like Puglia and Piemonte should all start your sense receptors salivating. Across cities and countryside there are great restaurants, shops stocked with fresh local ingredients to make your own delicious meals and many cooking schools where you can take priceless skills home with you!
Brazilian cuisine has a distinctive appeal to it. It is ultimate soul food. From having a stirring Feijoada for lunch (rice and beans stew) to the only served in the evening traditional wood fired pizzas there are innumerable ways to delight your senses here. The pizza is honestly the best we've tasted from around the globe, especially at the restaurant chain Braz. The people are engaging and lively and the food reflects that from the abundant tropical fruits like açaí to the sumptuous meals of the big cities.
India is an entire world of its own. Regional cuisines can differ immensely based on climate, spices, religion and other cultural influences. Of course going to the individual regions is the best way to tour the flavors but if you want to experience the melting pot where national flavors collide, are preserved and blended in wonderful ways, you need to head to Delhi. From street vendors selling savory homemade products that represent the collective taste buds of over a billion people, to upscale hotel restaurants hosting the country's top chefs, the possibilities are endless.


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Here's where we will be spending time at in Tokyo today!
The sushi in Japan is of course legit and awesome!
You can either grab something traveling by on the conveyor belt or you can order from the menu and your food arrives via the express belt! These places are amazing and another example of Japanese efficiency!
Fun Fact! The more sushi you eat, the more prizes you get!
For every 5 plates you deposit into the plate repository you get the chance to play a capsule game at your table!
These places are all over Japan and they are amazing, delicious, and FUN!
Tokyu Hands is one of our favorite stores in Japan. 8 floors of the most random stuff! From arts & crafts to giant toy squids, toilet seats, bullet train fabric and devices that remove from foam from your beer! Literally millions of items!
If you need "hats for your cats" you can get them at Tokyu Hands!
Because that's the kind of random stuff they have here!
...and hand-made knitted Ocean Sunfish coin purses all in one place, Tokyu Hands is where you need to be!
OMG! I just found a Mappy battery pack at Tokyu Hands!
Looks like they are repurposing old Nintendo Famicom carts to make these! Awesome!!!
We have made it to our first Pokémon center of the trip!
This will be one of many... Lots and lots of money will be spent here!
Damn you, I mean LOVE YOU Nintendo!
Ever wanted your very own Pikachu that you could play dress up with?
Now you can at the #Pokémon Center! FUN FACT! There are almost no kids shopping here, it's mostly adults... and I have so much respect for that!
If you know who Sumikkogurashi is, we just walked into the Mecca of Sumikko stuff!
Dear America... Japan has managed to keep all these retail companies going strong. What's your excuse?
Don't answer...I think we know.
Pro tip when ordering Starbucks in Japan! Want to avoid any confusion when picking up your drink at the Barista of which cup is yours? Just order a Venti! Almost nobody else here orders that size! Just us fat Americans that want to chug a ton of coffee!!!
Dinner tonight? Some Wagyu & Kobe beef!
Dear cows... thank you for being sooooo tasty!!!
This place we went to is in Shibuya. We highly recommend it!
Tanabata Days really is one of my favorite times at Tokyo Disneyland!
I love watching everyone writing their wishes on the cards and them posting them to the wall. It's so cool!
It's so weird to see so much of Tomorrowland gone (this is where Speedway and the Rocket Jets were) but all the new additions and attractions will be well worth it!
Woah! It's a Small World is apparently super popular on a Saturday night!
In the "absolutely adorable" food category, Tokyo Disneyland takes this round.
Yes, that is a Mickey Mouse shaped hamburger and chicken nuggets you are looking at!
...and if you liked your Mickey Mouse shaped hamburger enough to buy a giant plush version of it, you CAN at Tokyo Disney!
Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade Dream Lights is by far the best nighttime parade Disney has ever done!
I really hope they bring this over to WDW to replace Electrical Parade there! I'd cry if they did!
As I've said before that "Chocolate Crunch" is like crack for Tokyo Disney guests.
I'm totally serious... these shelves were stocked 10 minutes ago, and they will be restocked again only to be picked bone dry!
They can fund their next attraction from sales of Chocolate Crunch!
I found one and I'm buying it!
I *have* to know what they are putting in this stuff!!!
Sooooo much Country Bear Jamboree merch! As someone who used to work in Bear Country at Disneyland, this is awesome!!!
This is what the shops looked like tonight at Tokyo Disneyland.
I stood in line twice at two different stores. Never waited more than 5 minutes.
I love seeing Roger Rabbit merch at the park! How much Roger Rabbit stuff do we have in the US parks? I don't recall seeing anything recently.
Another great night at Tokyo Disneyland! Going to try to get back one more time this week before our official TPR Tour begins but then I'll have four more days at the end of the month!
We opened the tin of "Chocolate Crunch" Japanese guests were going absolutely INSANE over at Tokyo Disney & I have to be honest, it's pretty damn amazing!!!
There are four flavors: Chocolate, Strawberry, Banana, and I think Vanilla! It's great!
Click HERE for Part Six of our Japan 2018 Update!
WOW! You guys are really doing some (more) awesome stuff on this trip to Japan, Robb!
It's all so Japan, and it's all great!
regarding the sushi place -- you note they are all over Japan, is it one chain? or multiple restaurants follow the same kind of format?
I'm wondering, because we have one that opened in Austin last year - and remains SUPER popular (Kula Revolving Sushi Bar), and it's the exact same format: every 5 plates you get a game, the little prize balls that drop down, the conveyor belt or order off the main menu.
I'm just curious if that's the standard concept that most of these places follow, or if an American company has simply taken the Japanese Restaurant model from a specific chain in Japan?
regardless, it's good and fun here, and looks like y'all had a blast there (and the food looks fantastic).
Last edited by bert425 on Sun Jun 10, 2018 6:58 pm.
It's a standard concept that is all over the place but the one we went to is a popular Tokyo chain of them.
This thread is absolutely amazing. Love following along! Would love to do a Japan trip some day.
robbalvey wrote: It's a standard concept that is all over the place but the one we went to is a popular Tokyo chain of them.
neat that it's such a standard concept!
glad y'all have having such a good time - I'm greatly enjoying following along.
That Genie float looks amazing! Great update.
Bert, Kura Sushi is expanding into the US so it may be the same chain! Kind of like how Gyu-Kaku is also making a stronger presence in the US. I am totally cool with more Japanese chains moving our way!
Great TR! Japan is a definitely on my bucket list...Thanks for sharing your adventures!


These summer picnic recipes look sooo good and would be perfect to bring to your next get together. I need to make the corn salsa with black beans soon! Yumm!
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Fantasy Baseball: Four Hitters Who Disappointed In 2018
By: Phil Backert, September 28, 2018
After examining four hitters who surprised this year, our season in review continues as we take a look at the hitters who disappointed this year. I'm basing this on their average draft position and not fulfilling the expectations many had heading into the season.
Hitters Who Disappointed:
1. Minnesota Twins Center Fielder Byron Buxton - Fantasy owners have been waiting for the former top prospect to become a star, but it has yet to materialize. Even though Buxton has never become a star, fantasy owners continue to overdraft him; he was taken late in the sixth round and early in the seventh round in March. Unfortunately, Buxton was so bad he was demoted at the end of April and again for good at the end of May. The outfielder didn't hit a home run this season, and we'll again wonder if 2019 will be the year the talented youngster puts it all together.
2. Los Angeles Dodgers Outfielder/First Baseman Cody Bellinger - The 23-year-old exploded onto the fantasy scene in 2017 when he hit 39 home runs during just 132 games, which led many to wonder the kind of production he could have if he played a full season. The inflated expectations pushed Bellinger into the third round of drafts. Unfortunately, Bellinger is batting .261 with 24 home runs and 73 RBIs during his first full season. I expected Bellinger to regress a little bit, but to see his power diminish as much as it has is disappointing. I'm still a big fan of Bellinger, and his down season will make him a nice draft day value as I still see a player who can hit more than 30 home runs on a consistent basis.
3. St. Louis Cardinals Outfielder Marcell Ozuna - After finishing as a top-15 hitter in 2017 according to ESPN's player rater, Ozuna is ranked outside of the top 60 this season. Ozuna hit .312 with 37 home runs and 124 RBIs during his final season with the Miami Marlins in 2017, but he's been disappointing during his first season with the Cardinals. He's batting .279 with 23 home runs and 87 RBIs. It should be noted that Ozuna has played much better in the second half with a .296 batting average to go along with 13 home runs and 38 RBIs. This should bode well heading into the 2019 season.
4. Los Angeles Dodgers Second Baseman Brian Dozier - When you are drafted in the third round but are now ranked outside the top 115 in the ESPN player rater for hitters, there's no other way to put it: You were one of the biggest draft-day busts of 2018. Dozier hit 42 home runs in 2016 and 34 home runs in 2017, but he's sitting at 20 this season. Dozier was traded from the Minnesota Twins to the Dodgers in July, but he's hitting under .200 for Los Angeles. The veteran has been known to finish strong down the stretch for fantasy owners, but that has not been the case this season. It will be interesting to see how far he drops on draft day next year.
Fantasy Baseball Risers, Fallers: July 15, 2019
July 15 by Phil Backert
Phil Backert highlights the top fantasy baseball risers and fallers of the past week, from Astros second baseman Jose Altuve to Cardinals third baseman Matt Carpenter.
With the second half of baseball season now underway, Phil Backert looks at the fantasy baseball pitchers who have surprised and disappointed thus far, from White Sox starter Lucas Giolito to Mets reliever Edwin Diaz.


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Marginalia: Forever 44.
Hello dear friends,
I should start every one of these newsletters with an "I know it's been a while" because, well, it seems it has always been a while. So, here it goes:
I know it's been a while. There have been some major changes on my side of the (Australian) tracks. We moved to a new neighbourhood, which, with two small and very energetic boys, is only slightly easier than moving to a different country. No matter: I now have my dream rooftop and chimney views, and it seems we have found a tiny, London(ish) pocket in Sydney. Look!
My children, like all children, are only getting more demanding as the days pass by. So by the time the evening claims the day, the only thing I feel like doing is passing out to the millionth read of Goodnight Moon.
Somehow, though, I've read, listened to and watched some pretty fantastic things — below is a selection of it all. I crushed on these pretty hard.
As always, if you have any recommendations, please send them my way!
1. At the very top of my mind is the extraordinary Michelle Obama, whose memoir, "Becoming," I just devoured in two feverish reading stints (much to the neglect of my children. Sorry, children!). I enjoyed every bit of this book, though I was moved to tears by her descriptions of those crucial moments in life when you must overcome that universal challenge of "squaring who you are with where you come from and where you want to go." Oh, and if you want more Obama: I loved this video of her and Ellen DeGeneres at Costco, and her two-part interview with Oprah is wonderful. #forever44.
2. Because I have a tendency to go down the odd rabbit hole, I dug deeper into the Obamas and binged on an excellent podcast from WBEZ Chicago, Making Obama. Over six episodes, the podcast takes you back to Obama's early Chicago years, from his time as a community organiser to his three political campaigns. The podcast ends with his decision to run for President. Like Michelle Obama's book, this series reveals a phenomenal, principled man who truly believed in his ability to do good. Again, #forever44.
3. And now deeper into the rabbit hole (it's such a good rabbit hole!). Whilst in the midst of the aforementioned podcast, I recalled a fantastic essay Zadie Smith published very shortly after Barack Obama's election in 2008, Speaking in Tongues. In this essay, Smith stunningly defends people who can comfortably operate "in the middle." People, like former President Barack Obama, who, as a result of having had to navigate disparate worlds (his: a Kenyan father, a white Kansan mother, a childhood split between Hawaii and Indonesia) can "speak in tongues":
"Obama can do young Jewish male, black old lady from the South Side, white woman from Kansas, Kenyan elders, white Harvard nerds, black Columbia nerds, activist women, churchmen, security guards, bank tellers, and even a British man called Mr. Wilkerson, who on a starry night on safari says credibly British things like: "I believe that's the Milky Way." This new president doesn't just speak for his people. He can speak them."
4. I stayed with Zadie for a little while longer, as I tend to do whenever existential dread strikes (often!). I went back and reread a few of my old favourites: Dead Man Laughing, a beautiful essay on death and her father's love of comedy ("The funniest thing about dying is how much we, the living, ask of the dying; how we beg them to make it easy on us."); Northwest London Blues, a melancholy polemic against the closing of libraries across Britain; and Fences: A Brexit Diary, the most poignant and clear-eyed commentary on Brexit I have come across.
5. Ok, only one more rabbit hole to go: In "Becoming," Michelle Obama writes very movingly about the shootings that plague her hometown of Chicago. I wanted to better understand the issue, so I listened to a two-part This American Life programme from 2012. Here, reporters spend an entire semester inside and around Harper High School, a school in the South Side Chicago neighbourhood of Englewood. In 2012, 29 current and recent students were shot. 29. The descriptions of how far children have to go to avoid the violence, and how it affects both them and the adults trying to protect them are almost unbearable to hear.
6. I may be late to this party, as I nearly always am when it comes to television, but I thought it worth mentioning, for my fellow Netflix slackers, that I am enormously enjoying The Good Place. It's hilarious, smart and profoundly existential. I think it may be my favourite comedy since The Office (US). Oh, and: this piece in The New York Timeson how Michael Schur created the show is well worth a read. He geeked out on a ton of philosophical works and met with scholars and academics (and even hired a philosopher for the show!) to create a work that probes deeply into the moral and ethical questions we grapple with on a daily basis. And he makes it completely, hysterically funny.
7. I've been thinking about this a lot:
"Look, man, we'd probably most of us agree that these are dark times, and stupid ones, but do we need fiction that does nothing but dramatize how dark and stupid everything is? In dark times, the definition of good art would seem to be art that locates and applies CPR to those elements of what's human and magical that still live and glow despite the times' darkness. Really good fiction could have as dark a worldview as it wished, but it'd find a way both to depict this world and to illuminate the possibilities for being alive and human in it."—David Foster Wallace
8. I miss London all the time; the place is always on my mind and in my heart. The former is spinning and the latter is hurting every time I read the news and see that dreaded word: Brexit. Loads of people both in Sydney (where I now live) and London ask me whether it's easier to cope with bad news when you're far away from home. It isn't. As Zadie Smith wrote: no one could be more infuriated by events in Rome than the Italian kid serving your cappuccino on Broadway. I wasn't able to put my finger on why it's so difficult until recently – over three years since the Brexit vote: when you don't have the benefit of everyday life in the place, all you have to go by is the news, and the news is, generally, always relaying the worst. Engaging with your home through the news is an imbalanced, painful way to connect with where you come from. So to fill my London-shaped hole, I read (and devoured) a book a very dear friend pressed into my hands during my last trip back home a couple of months ago: "Londoners" by Craig Taylor. It is a sublime, addictive, moving collection of testimonies on what it's like to live in the most diverse city on earth – infuriating, invigorating, lonely, exciting, and, well, everything. My copy is so underlined it looks like an over-edited manuscript. This nearly broke me; I remember, still, the sense of wonder that comes over you every time you cross the Thames:
"Live your life in any way, London says. It encourages defiance. I loved what it gave me, who it allowed me to be. On the nights I could afford a minicab home, I rolled down the window while crossing the river and watched the lights on the water, knowing most late-night minicabbers were reaffirming their love of London with the same view. I loved its messiness, its attempts at order. I loved the anonymity it afforded."
9. At the behest of a very bright friend, I picked up Deborah Levy's mini-memoir, "Things I Don't Want To Know." This rich, gorgeous response to George Orwell's "Why I Write" is the first instalment in Levy's three-part "working autobiography." The book moves between Mallorca (where she arrives to reflect on her life), South Africa (where she grew up) and England (where she emigrated to). Both within and in between, Levy gives us indispensable reflections on the writing life, all filled to the brim with deep psychological insight. I was breathless as I read its first line: "That spring when life was hard and I was at war with my lot and simply couldn't see where there was to get to, I seemed to cry most on escalators at train stations."
10. I've been terribly slack with my New Yorkers lately, but I managed to start and finish one piece recently, and it was a good one: the great Janet Malcom on photography and memory.
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