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The one-year-old, who Hollyoaks star Stephanie welcomed with ex Jeremy McConnell, was not impressed in the slightest as he arrived at Santa’s Grotto.
Stephanie, 25, shared a snap of herself introducing her son to Santa, with little Caben screaming his lungs out in the hilarious photo.
“He didn’t like it when we went to see Santa a few weeks ago. This is one for when he’s 18,” the actress wrote alongside a crying-laughing emoji.
Alongside another photo of her pulling Caben away while gasping, she wrote: “He’s shouting at Santa saying NOOOO no!!! MAMMA No. My face is showed my baba has so much attitude.
“Santa backing the heck off… lean back,” she added.
The hilarious festive photos come just days after Stephanie suffered an awkward moment with her new boyfriend, co-star Owen Warner.
Earlier in the evening, Stephanie, had shared her food preparation, but unfortunately it transpired that she didn’t cook the chicken through properly.
Q: How much has the Brame investigation cost?
A: The investigation has cost the Washington State Patrol $203,440 to date. The City of Tacoma has been billed for another $177,000. The State Patrol has paid for investigation costs; the city is picking up the tab for overtime and expenses. State Patrol investigators also plan to help with Tacoma's Internal Affairs investigation, but no cost estimates have been discussed.
Q: How does the state attorney general's report affect Tacoma assistant police chief Catherine Woodard's retirement?
A: It doesn't. Woodard qualified for a disability retirement after the city's police pension board approved her application because of a back injury. State investigators could find that Woodard violated department policies and procedures, but by law she earned her retirement, and it can't be taken away.
Workers clean snow from MetLife Stadium on Jan. 22, 2014, as the stadium prepares to host the Super Bowl.
The NFL is the most lucrative sports league on Earth — it generated some $9 billion in revenue this season, according to Forbes, and its teams are worth an average of more than $1 billion. So it's no surprise that Americans are fed up with the tax breaks and public funding that the league enjoys as a not-for-profit entity.
Though more than half of the respondents to a recent national survey from Fairleigh Dickinson University's PublicMind identified themselves as NFL fans, 69 percent said they opposed the use of public funds to build stadiums. When it comes to using tax breaks to attract a team to a city, 71 percent said they disagreed with the tactic.
MetLife Stadium, the East Rutherford home of the Giants and Jets, which will play host to the Super Bowl in a week, was completed in 2010 at a cost of $1.6 billion, using no public money.
"It's the first stadium in the country that's privately financed," Jets owner Woody Johnson told the New York Times.
But that doesn't mean the two teams are poorer from the deal. The state gave the Jets and the Giants 20 acres each for training facilities, the Times reported, and spent more than $250 million on local infrastructure, including improvements to surrounding highways, construction of a new train station, utilities and more. The teams got control of hundreds of acres of parking lots, and no longer have to share revenue from those lots, or from suites and premium club seating. They also get to keep all of the $100 million generated annually from concerts, naming rights and top-flight sponsors.
In return, the Jets and the Giants pay $6.3 million a year in rent and other payments, according to the Times.
The two teams vying for the Super Bowl title are quite familiar with publicly-funded construction. CenturyLink Field, where the Seattle Seahawks play, was built in 2002, with taxpayers covering in $390 million of the $560 million total, according to The Atlantic. Denver's Sports Authority Field at Mile High cost $400 million in 2001, and taxpayers footed $300 million of that bill, ESPN reported.
And the handouts don't stop at 80,000-seat steel coliseums. In the fight to attract and keep a franchise, cities will often offer tax breaks, like the one given to the Cowboys and their owner Jerry Jones. According to The Atlantic, AT&T Stadium, valued at $1 billion, would owe $6 million a year under the basic property tax rate of Arlington, Texas. Jones pays nothing in property taxes.
The hope that an NFL franchise will boost a local economy is the impetus behind these sweetheart deals, but it's helped along by the league's status as a not-for-profit, tax-exempt 501(c)(6) organization.
The tax exemption does not apply to individual teams, which bring in about $10 billion per year in taxable income, according to NPR. Ticket and jersey sales, TV deals and corporate sponsorships are all taxed.
But the exemption does apply to the league's administrative offices, responsible for hiring referees, running the draft and negotiating stadium deals — and paying league commissioner Roger Goodell nearly $30 million a year.
The PublicMind poll found that 69 percent of Americans are unaware that the NFL is a non-profit. Only 13 percent said they knew.
“Since the NFL is generally associated with wealthy owners and players, not to mention the tremendous revenue that each team generates year-round, the public would not be expected to know the League is a non-profit organization,” Jenkins said.
The telephone poll of 1,002 adults in the United States has a margin of error of 3.1 percent.
Ethan Edwards, an embittered veteran, returns to Texas after the Civil War and discovers that Comanche Indians have killed his family and kidnapped his niece. Along with Martin Pawley, who was adopted by the Edwardses after his own parents were killed by Comanches years earlier, Ethan sets out to find his niece, Debbie. The movie's title refers to the duo's five year search for the young woman, and their struggle to rescue her once she is adopted by the tribe and married to Chief Scar.
Cast: John Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter, Vera Miles, Ward Bond, Natalie Wood, John Qualen, Olive Carey, Henry Brandon, Ken Curtis and Harry Carey Jr.
The Searchers (1956) is not showing in any theaters in the area.
A deluded mind sees itself even in pitch darkness.
An enlightened mind can’t find itself even in broad daylight.
“Whose words are these? Where do they come from? Who thought this?” mind searched itself for answers and found none. And meditation continued.
Just last month, Adidas announced that it would start manufacturing sneakers on U.S. soil. In case you didn't already know: This is a very big deal. New Balance is currently the only major sneaker brand to manufacture domestically, and the founding of the Adidas Speedfactory in Atlanta sets a new precedent for the other footwear giants to bring manufacturing to the United States.
Critics are right that modern factories don't require a ton of human labor; the Atlanta factory will bring 160 jobs total. But they're good manufacturing jobs, and this could be the start of an exciting new chapter for American manufacturing.
Aesthetically, the Futurecraft M.F.G. ("Made for Germany") is impressive. Sitting on a Boost sole, the upper is composed of Primeknit in what looks like a single-piece construction. The structure of the shoe is created with fused piping, shaping something like the cage on Adidas' viciously famous UltraBoost. It's a nice, clean look in a style that has proven wildly successful for the brand in recent years.
Although the introduction of this silhouette is exciting on its own, what's even better is that it whets our appetite for what the shoes made in Atlanta will look like. Considering the M.F.G. includes "Germany" in its name, it stands to reason that the American versions will be substantively different—not just a new set of colors.
But until we know more, it's all pure speculation.
Publisher John Wiley and Sons, Inc. and the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) have announced the launch of a new international, open access publication, Epilepsia Open. Epilepsia Open is an international, peer-reviewed journal from the International League Against Epilepsy. The mission of the journal is to make original epilepsy research on all aspects of epilepsy widely available through open access publication.
Wolters Kluwer, a global provider of information and point-of-care solutions for the healthcare industry, has announced that 10 of its Lippincott Williams & Wilkins healthcare publications won 11 awards in the 28th annual APEX Awards for Publication Excellence Competition. Neurology Now won the Grand Award for Health and Medical Writing.
STM publisher Elsevier has announced that its book, Handbook of Digital Currency: Bitcoin, Innovation, Financial Instruments, and Big Data, edited by David Lee Kuo Cheun, has received one of only two ‘Outstanding’ designations as a Business Reference Source by the Business Reference and Services Section (BRASS) of the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA), a division of the American Library Association. Handbook of Digital Currency discusses all major strategies and tactics associated with digital currencies, their uses and regulations.
The Confederation of Open Access Repositories (COAR) has announced the first session in the members-only COAR Webinar and Discussion Series. Scheduled for July 28, this session aims to provide information about the latest trends and topics in open access and repositories. The first session will feature Oya Rieger, Associate University Librarian for Scholarly Resources and Preservation Services at Cornell University and Program Director for arXiv (and member of the COAR Executive Board).
VIRTUS Data Centres, the UK’s fastest growing data centre provider, has announced the latest member of the first national shared data centre for research and education, offered by UK higher, further education and skills’ digital services and solutions organisation, Jisc. The University of Bristol has joined 16 education and research establishments already benefiting from the shared facility at VIRTUS’ LONDON4.
Content and publishing expert Ixxus has announced the launch of the Ixxus Publishing Platform (IPP), an end-to-end publishing solution designed to streamline, support and enable the editorial process from conception to publication. The Ixxus Publishing Platform has been designed to meet common publishing challenges. The company is known for its innovative approach to content management and consultancy.
Digital Science, a technology company that combines world-class technology with a resolute focus on research and those who support the research process, will adopt the National Institutes of Health (NIH) new article level metric of scientific influence – the Relative Citation Ratio (RCR). The US biomedical funding agency has introduced the new metric to evaluate funded medical and academic research, to provide an improved indicator on the relative citation strength of a given paper, field-normalised and benchmarked against its peers.
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OPENING IN TAMPA, ORLANDO & MIAMI - GRAY STUDIOS-OPEN HOUSE January 17 11-12 meet Ariel Winter-Modern Family & Kenton Duty-Shake It Up. Professional acting training out of Hollywood.
Denny Laine w/the Cryers will be performing on Saturday, December 6th at Neil's Music Room in Memphis, TN. A Carl "Blue" Wise Production. Showtime one night only 8 p.m.
CEO's of the USA based Talent Quest Karaoke Singing Contest, Allan MacDonald and Denise Franklin announced today that Cindy Bellelli of Bellelli Productions will be joining Talent Quest as the Director of Operations for International Affairs.
Etobicoke, Ontario Canada now has its own, specialized real estate website in the form of Etobicoke Realtor, newly launched to provide the best deals and local insights when it comes to property buying and selling.
Tom Jackson from Williamson WV has had the scare of his life. He started out having back pains that would just never leave him alone for years and years at a time.
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Redwood City, CA. December 18, 2014 – SaPHIBeat Technologies Inc. will demo its Phi-Pal device at CES 2015 in Las Vegas on January 8th, 2015 at the Bosch booth (Sands expo, booth number: 71032).
Art Little Havana Powered by Viernes Culturales & FrIDgE ArT FaIR NyC: The Grand Art Market place: Featuring the Special Dog and Cat Portrait Project: Eric Ginsburg and BARC Shelter: Brooklyn New York.
CoverMyHeart Corona California based company is rising to be the No. 1 Breastfeeding cover manufacturer in the United States and has announced today, they are now available in Australia at Eat Teeth Sleep Barham NSW Australia.
MAB Celebrity Services, a full service sports marketing agency, is proud to announce the signing of legendary Major League Baseball pitcher Randy Johnson as an exclusive client.
GlobalBoost® technology company announces plans to launch a Certified Vendor Program. The program will enable certified vendors using their Wordpress WooCommerce Payment Gateway to cash out their $BSTY Digital Money to US Bank Accounts in US Dollar.
Succulent, tangy, cool, crisp, and strange, almost like an acquired taste, definitely nothing like the other usual salad greens. Wild purslane, botanically Portulaca oleracea, is one of a kind; it has the most satisfying freshness one needs on a hot summer day. However, we usually overlook the poor thing. In countries where purslane is common, we take it for granted, do not give enough credit to purslane dishes and occasionally just walk over it; while there are also countries where wild purslane is considered a creeping weed to get rid of. Shame on both sides.
Just as I was playing to scribble an article to write on the merits of purslane, I had to skip that week on my way to Georgia. I was luckily included in a group of international chefs, food writers and journalists to explore Georgian gastronomy. We were to explore markets, taste and discover Georgian ingredients and our dear chef friends were going to cook for us their own creations from their taste discoveries. At the very first lunch at Azarphesha restaurant and wine-bar in Tbilisi, to my surprise, was a plate of purslane that was proudly served forth to us.
Apparently our culinary expedition would not only be about amber wine and beyond, but also about discovering some creepy weeds. Obviously wild purslane was even more popular in Georgia than in Turkey. During the following days, almost every table included a dish with this wild edible green, and lots of others, including jonjoli, which almost became a symbol of our group, but that deserves another article. As I was already fixated writing on purslane before the trip, I naturally followed the track of the creeping plant throughout our journey.
Purslane in Turkey comes in two varieties, wild or cultivated, which are, in a way, worlds apart, but strangely very similar in sensation. They both have this juicy cactus-y (or cactus-like) feel, an unmatchable perky tang, and a nice bite. In Turkey both varieties are used in similar ways, either raw or cooked. When used raw, it can appear as salads or chopped in yoghurt-based mezes with lots of garlic. When cooked it can be sautéed with lots of onions and served cold or warm with garlicky yoghurt, or cooked in stews with lamb or minced meat, or braised in olive oil with onions, tomatoes and a handful of rice and served at room temperature or even fridge cold.
Years ago I met Marlena Spieler in Gaziantep in Turkey, over a bowl of wild purslane-yoghurt meze, without even knowing that she was world-recognized food writer. Our conversation practically began over the weed, after endless talks and tables followed with long walks to overcome the hazards of binge eating, she wrote a wonderful article in New York Times on just purslane alone, brilliantly mapping purslane-eating-cultures around the world. She even quoted my suggestion that it will be more sourish when picked early in the morning before the sun is up to its full power. The reason is that the purslane acts pretty much like a cactus plant (look at its tear-like leaves that look like miniscule nopales), it soaks up carbon dioxide during the night, which is stored as malic acid to be used up during the day by the plant. This cycle makes the purslane more sour tasting when picked before the sun rises, that is, before the malic acid content transforms into glucose.
In Georgia we also discovered a new way to use wild purslane, which is locally called danduri. They use them in salads not in raw form, but briefly blanched. This was a revelation, the wilted purslane still retains its bite, but has a flavor halfway between the raw and cooked form, an unusual mouth feel for us in Turkey, who are used to have it either crisp fresh, or dead cooked. Dressed with a sauce rich in walnuts, it also creates a health boost, as they are the only two plant sources containing high levels of omega-3 fatty acids. No wonder, Georgians are strong folks, there is a lesson to take from them. We take the merits of purslane for granted, we should definitely eat bunches of it, even foraging for the plant creeping in the ground is good exercise!
During our tasting expedition, two chefs in our group served us purslane dishes in their own ways. Our hosting Georgian chef in the trip was the famous female chef Tekuna Gachechiladze, she made a delicious purslane dish cooked with wild mushrooms, and Turkish chef Maksut Aşkar made a salad inspired by Georgia. He used it raw, the Turkish way, but dressed it with a vinaigrette made with an acidic Qvevri wine, unripe grape juice as we used to use when lemons were not available, and cold-pressed sunflower oil, and topped the salad with thin slices of nectarines, white sour apples and sulguni cheese. Maksut says he always liked the earthy taste of wild purslane better over the cultivated variety, and he was tempted to use it when visiting the vineyards of John Wurdeman in Kakheti. He also grabbed a few punches of under ripe grapes to use instead vinegar or lemon to make his own verjuice. To counter balance the sourness of the salad he thought of using sliced hard nectarines the villagers have been selling on roadsides and the white tart apples he found in the market. The whole salad was rounded up with the fermented taste of sulguni cheese, and the earthiness of cold-pressed nutty sunflower oil. I was particularly excited by the salad because years ago I’ve written my similar version with tart and sweet cherries, olive oil and salty Tulum cheese, but while remained quintessentially Anatolian, Maksut’s salad practically smelled of Georgia, rich and powerful, with a distinct character of its own. Needless to say, both Tekuna’s wildness cornucopia and Maksut’s foraged green salad was matched perfectly with Qvevri Pheasant’s Tears wines, among which I’d pick Kisi 2012, the dry unfiltered amber wine.
Both older individuals and women are proscribed from engaging in power-related behaviors, with women proscribed from behaving agentically and older individuals expected to cede desirable resources through “Succession.” However, little is known about whether these overlapping agency prescriptions equally target men and women across the lifespan. In seven studies, we find that older men face the strongest prescriptions to behave less agentically and cede resources, whereas older women are comparatively spared. We show that agency prescriptions more strongly target older men, compared to older women (Studies 1a, 1b, 2) and their younger counterparts (Studies 3 and 4) and examine social and economic consequences for agentic behavior in political, economic, and academic domains. We also find that older men garner more extreme (i.e., polarized) reactions due to their greater perceived resource threat (Studies 4-6). We conclude by discussing theoretical implications for diversity research and practical considerations for accommodating the fast-aging population.
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis have announced their first European tour in nearly two years, playing their biggest shows on the continent to date.
The 31-date tour follows an intimate run of historic US theatres. The tour will stop off at Capital FM Arena Nottingham on Sunday, April 24, 2016.
Downtown is the first single from Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’s follow up to their multiple GRAMMY Award winning, platinum selling debut album The Heist. Album cut, Growing Up (Sloane’s Song) featuring Ed Sheeran was released in August.
Tickets are £33.04 and £39.20 (includes administration fee) and can be booked via 0843 373 3000.
Maurice André (born 21 May 1933 in Alès, France, and died 25 February 2012 in Bayonne) was a French trumpeter, active in the classical music field.
He was professor of trumpet at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique in Paris where he introduced the teaching of the piccolo trumpet including the Baroque repertoire on trumpet. André inspired many innovations on his instrument and he contributed to the popularization of the trumpet.
Taylor Swift’s squad may have just gotten a bit lighter. The fan-favorite singer is said to have kicked former friend Lena Dunham out of her powerful group of friends after the actress’s shocking breakup with Jack Antonoff.
According to a May 7 report by Radar Online, Taylor Swift has been freezing Lena Dunham out of her squad. Sources tell the website that Taylor could see Lena’s split with Jack Antonoff coming and that there was “no question” about who Swift’s loyalties were with after the split. Swift and Antonoff were reportedly friends way before Taylor met Lena. The insider states that Dunham was only introduced to the singer’s friend group after beginning to date Antonoff, adding that Lena was only “vaguely aware of Taylor’s career” before she started dating Jack.
Jack Antonoff, a record producer, has been a close companion of Taylor Swift for years, and the singer allegedly credits him with helping her land at the very top of the music game. Sources claim that because of Taylor and Jack’s close relationship, as well as the fact that Lena Dunham is more of a “glorified fan,” that Swift has completely turned her back on the actress. The insider adds that Lena was always an “outsider” among Taylor’s friend group, which includes some very famous people such as Ruby Rose, Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds, Ed Sheeran, Selena Gomez, Gigi Hadid, Cara Delevingne, Emma Stone, Camila Cabello, and many more.
Lena Dunham is best known for her role on the hit HBO series Girls, which followed her character, Hannah, and her closest girlfriends, Marni, Jessa, and Shoshanna as they navigated life as 20-somethings in New York City. The series dealt with relationships, drug use, death, and everything in between, and also helped put current Star Wars villain, Adam Driver, on the map.
Dunham and Antonoff had dated for five years before their split back in December 2017. The couple, who were spotted with Taylor Swift multiple times, was said to be growing apart and decided that it “made sense” for them to call off their long relationship. Sources revealed that they ended on good terms, and both want “the best” for each other moving forward.
Top administration officials were on the defensive this week as they attempted to explain the proposed $8.9 billion American aid program for Central America.
Skeptical senators and congressmen seemed to place El Salvador near the top of their list of concerns about American aid to a variety of countries.
In several hearings, they raised the usual questions about human rights abuses in El Salvador and the lack of progress toward negotiations.
But a new dimension was added to the debate by reports that some United States aid funds for El Salvador had been mismanaged or diverted.
Officials at the US Agency for International Development (USAID) responded that reports on mismanagement had derived for the most part from internal audits commissioned by USAID itself. The audits were aimed at improving the situation, officials said. In most cases, they contended, steps had already been taken to correct abuses.
The announcement on Tuesday by the leftist-led Sandinista government of Nicaragua that it was calling for elections on Nov. 4 caused only a brief flurry of interest here because, at first glance, it did not appear to bring the parties in the Central American conflict closer to any kind of negotiated settlement.
After extending a cautious word of welcome for that ''one step,'' the State Department made what amounted to a critique.
It said that many important questions remain. It noted that it was uncertain what steps would be taken to ensure a free press and equal access to the news media for the election, whether opposition parties would be allowed to function effectively, and who would be included among those eligible to run for office.
At this writing, it appeared that at least one of Nicaragua's prominent opposition leaders - Eden Pastora Gomez, a revolutionary hero now leading dissident fighters - would be barred from the upcoming election.
Appearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday, Secretary of State George P. Shultz was asked about the Nicaraguan election announcement.
Mr. Shultz expressed hope for a fair election but noted with skepticism that Sandinistas had lowered the voting age to 16. This would bring some of the Sandinistas' most zealous young supporters into the ranks of the voters.
Part of the congressional skepticism toward the administration's Central America policies derives from unhappiness with those policies among constituents.
Recent polls have shown considerable opposition to increased military aid to El Salvador.
Asked in a Washington Post/ABC telephone poll in January whether they approved or disapproved of the US being involved in trying to overthrow the Nicaraguan government, 55 percent of those polled disapproved.
The latest issue in the ongoing debate here has to do with whether the aid already sent to Central America has been used effectively and whether increased aid can be handled with efficiency.
Mr. Morris acknowledged that ''serious deficiencies'' do exist in the implementation and management capacities of Central American governments. But he contended that steps were being taken to minimize these problems as the aid level rises.
First, Morris said, the largest part of the aid would go to private-sector rather than government programs. Second, he said, the US will provide substantial technical assistance and training for government officials in order to streamline operations and increase efficiency. Finally, he said, policy reforms would be pursued to ensure the effective use of US funds.
Critics disagree strongly with Morris's assessment. Robert S. Leiken, a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and editor of a new book on Central America, argues that the misuse of American aid funds by Central American government officials is not a matter of occasional or exceptional behavior but is a result of the way in which governing elites operate in that part of the world.
The solutions being offered must go beyond monitoring or technical assistance and address changes in the Central American systems, Mr. Leiken says.
In testimony prepared for an appearance Wednesday before the House subcommittee on Western Hemisphere affairs, Leiken argued that the increased military aid being proposed for Central America would serve to widen the war.
Producer Ryan Murphy has never been one to shy away from controversial topics in the television shows and films he’s worked on, whether in Nip/Tuck, Glee, Feud, or American Crime Story. And that streak continues with American Horror Story: Cult, the newest season of his long-running anthology series, which dropped its opening credits sequence online earlier today.
As promised, 2016 United States presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both factor in to the creepy footage. Find out how they’re involved by watching the credits below.
Because you asked for it…"American Horror Story: Cult" MAIN TITLE SEQUENCE will be released on MONDAY.
It’s also worth noting that some fans are riled up about these titles only featuring five names of actors involved (Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Cheyenne Jackson, Billie Lourd, and Alison Pill), because we already know that a lot more people are involved with the upcoming season. But the show’s wiki page lists those five actors as this season’s main characters, so maybe supporting characters like those to be played by Billy Eichner, Emma Roberts, Lena Dunham, Colton Haynes, and Chaz Bono could be worked into the opening titles of episodes in which they appear and given the appropriate “with/and” credits. And don’t forget that Twisty the Clown is supposed to be coming back, too – which makes sense considering how many clowns appear in this opening.
What I’m interested in doing is not just the obvious, single-minded point of view but rather express all sides of that equation. What needs to happen in our country now is for people to listen to each other – we may not always agree with each other and we may be horrified by what the other side is doing but we have to move toward understanding.