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Category: Appetizer | Serves: 4
Nutrition Information:Calories: 285
Protein: 21 g
Carbs: 32 g
Fat: 7 g
Saturated Fat: 3 g
Sodium: 1223 mg
Fiber: 3 g
Pinwheels are a classic appetizer and in this recipe they get a heatlhy makeover!
|Let the cream cheese come to room temperature. Whip with a mixer, or by hand, to make it easier to spread.
|Using a spatula or knife, spread about 1 tablespoon cream cheese on each tortilla, making sure to reach the edges.
|Place 3 slices of meat on each tortilla. Put several spinach leaves in the center of the tortilla and sprinkle with 2 tablespoons of carrots.
|Roll tortilla tightly; secure with a toothpick.
|Cut the tortilla into pinwheels by cutting it in half first, then making bite-sized slices along the tortilla until you reach the end. Lay each piece cut-side down on a serving plate.
|*Lower sodium by using low-sodium turkey and lower sodium tortillas.
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A costly risk some homeowners are currently facing is freezing water pipes. We've gathered some tips and advice for what you can do to avoid frozen pipes and what to do if your pipes have already froze up.
How To Avoid Frozen Pipes
- Wrap your pipes in your basement or crawl spaces with heat tape or insulated sleeves
- If your water heater is located in a cold area, especially tucked away in your basement, you should consider an insulated blanket to put over it.
- Make sure all of your heating vents are open and furniture is not blocking the heat flow
- Keep a slow trickle of water flowing through your faucets—especially the faucets connected to pipes that run through unheated or unprotected spaces
- Keep your cabinet doors and pantry door open to allow warmer air to circulate around pipes in your kitchen and bathroom.
- Make sure to keep your thermostat set at the same temperature during the day and night. If you're leaving town (to hopefully go to a warmer location!) set your thermostat to at least 55 degrees.
What To Do If Your Pipes Freeze
- Locate the general area where the pipe has frozen. Typically this will be anywhere against your exterior wall or where your water service enters your home through the foundation.
- Make sure you keep your faucets open. Once the pipe begins to thaw, water will begin to flow. Running water through a pipe will help melt the ice.
- If you're able to, try to apply heat to the section of the pipe using a heating pad, hair dryer, or a portable space heater.
IMPORTANT TIP: Every homeowner and those who live in the home should know where the main shutoff valve is located. This is especially critical during the winter months when frozen pipes occur. If your pipes do burst, it's important to turn off your main water supply as soon as possible!
Give us a call today or schedule an appointment online if you need any type of plumbing service! We're here to take your call 24 hours a day, 7 Days A Week.

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Another new year and another chance to break promises to yourself! I never bother with New Year's Resolutions any more, personally. I've tried "turning over a new leaf" in January so many times that I'm in danger of becoming a … Continued


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Hello, Eating Zoolanders
Matilda: "Did you find the files?"
Hansel: "I don't even know what they loo–What do they look like?"
Matilda: "They're in the computer."
Hansel: "They're in the computer?"
Matilda: "Yeah, they're definitely in there. I don't know how he labeled them."
Hansel: "I got it."
Matilda: "You gotta figure it out. We're running out of time. You gotta find them and meet me at the show."
Hansel: "Roger. In the computer. It's so simple."
Mind is a zoolander: a fashionable savage hypnotized by society to run random programs without self-awareness. Mind is a cliché-making machine starved for food of self-awareness. Who programmed you, eating zombie? Who'll reprogram you, eating zoolander? The answer to the former question is lost in antiquity, the answer to the latter question is reading this sentence. Guess who!
De-Programmer is Re-Programmer
If you had all the money in the world, would you hire a virtual Zen master to pop into your consciousness three times a day to help you go off the autopilot, if only for a moment, to take a look at the programming files that you are running your mind-computer on? No? I figured you'd say that. So, here's a once-in-a-lifetime special for you: would you still hire a virtual Zen master to help you restore your mind-flow if he/she/it were… free of charge? Too responsible? Too freeing? Confused a bit by the offer? Congratulations: confusion deprograms, cleans the slate blank, enlightening clarity and re-programming ensues.
What? When? What's this drivel I am reading?! Wait, did I, the reader, think that or did I, the reader, just read this? Is there a difference, reader-writer? Here's a koan for you: does food have taste when you just eat it, mindlessly? Or: does this sentence have meaning when you just read it, mindlessly? No justice in mindlessness, see? If you don't yet, no worries: confusion's on the house, so is the enlightenment. Consider it as an appetizer to the main course, eating Zoolander, which you'll find in the next paragraph.
Mindful Eating Rascal Sage
Mindful eating is underutilized. Sure, to the extent to which mindless eating leads to mindless overeating, mindful eating is a way to shed a few pounds. Whoopty doo! You could just go on another diet, right? Nothing's new here. But here's some deep-fried turkey-leg of wisdom for you to sharpen your teeth on (no, not from humble mini-me, but from eons back, from rascal sages with meta-minds that wrote in riddles and ate with moderation).
Mindful eating – dating in its history to Jainist ahimsa-style ethical eating and Buddhist oryoki-style meditative eating – is more about noticing the Eater than paying attention to food. Next time you eat, ask yourself: "Who is eating?" Notice your Zoolander mind choke on the question. As your mind says "me" or "I" or "Mr. Smith, on an endless filibuster lunch-break," recognize that you had a thought and, of course, you are not a thought or a word or a name you call yourself. And ask again: "Who is eating now?"
Wake yourself up with this simple question: go off the autopilot, take off your grass-skirt, eating Zoolander-Zombie, throw on something a bit more civilized, say, a meditative hoodie of a Silicon Valley code-breaker busy self-reprogramming. Come to the table of presence before it pushes back away from your belly full of acid reflux. Cultivate a reflex (habit) of overriding the reflex (habit) of mindlessness. Start all your meals with an appetizer of mindfulness.
Open Your Mind Before You Open Your Mouth
Most of us eat at least three times a day, each meal like the last meal, in a hurry, like we are on death row. Eating is inevitable, mindfulness isn't. Let each meal be a meditation on self-presence. Let each meal be an alarm clock to your consciousness. Let eating be your rascal sage that knocks on the door of your consciousness and you open not knowing which side you are on: eater or food or one with all. Eating Zoolander: the files of your mindful eating re-programming are IN the computer now, pre-installed: use the Esc key to let yourself out of this zoo of mindlessness.
Feeling a little blank or mind-full? Same thing-less thing. In the meantime, enough mindless reading about mindful eating, time to re-program.
Pavel, part-time Eating Zoolander, part-time Mindful Eating Rascal Sage, pleasantly full, if not mildly stuffed with words…
Pavel Somov, Ph.D., author of "Eating the Moment: 141 Mindful Practices to Overcome Overeating One Meal at a Time." (workshops in PA, MD, NJ, VA in April-May 2010)
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What a week of fabulous summer weather! We've been very busy at the farm this week. We've had a new farmhand join us, whose help we are so grateful for, we've opened our farm stand for business during the Friday CSA pick up, and above all we're trying hard to keep up with the weeding!
We are also looking to sign up two more members for the CSA. If you have a friend or neighbor whom you think might want to join, spread the word. Signing up two more members will really make it possible for us to keep the farm viable, and to do what we love to do which is to grow great veggies! Thank you all so much for your support!
Veggies this week:
- Carrots
- Radish, Salad Turnip or Kohlrabi
- New Red Fire, Buttercrunch or Speckled Amish Bibb Head Lettuce
- Mizuna, Swiss Chard, Pac Choi, Kale or Spinach
- Cauliflower, Broccoli or Zucchini
- Flowers!
- Strawberries from Deer Ridge Farm
- Garlic Scapes
- Zesty Sprout Mix: Radish, Fenugreek and Red Clover (Tuesday only)
Swiss Chard, Mizuna, Pac Choi, Spinach
Here's a delicious and quick breakfast I've been making. I keep it simple and omit the carrots and sundried tomatoes. Really it's just a fun way to cook eggs and your choice of veggies. Try adding shredded turnip, radish or kohlrabi, serve it with toast and a little feta cheese, or hot sauce and a corn tortilla. This recipe is from Barbara Kingsolver's book 'Animal, Vegetable, Miracle', Recipe written by Camille Kingsolver.
Eggs in a Nest
1 medium onion, chopped
Olive oil
Garlic to taste, chopped
Carrots, chopped
½ cup sun dried tomatoes
1 lb spinach or 2-3 bunches of chard, mizuna or other cooking green
Sea salt and pepper
Cooked brown rice (optional)
Locally raised eggs, as many as you like
1. Sauté onions and garlic in olive oil in a wide skillet until lightly golden.
2. Add carrots and tomatoes and sauté for a few more minutes, adding just enough water to rehydrate the tomatoes.
3. Mix in greens and cover pan for a few minutes. Uncover, stir well, then use the back of a spoon to make depressions in the cooked leaves, circling the pan like numbers on a clock.
4. Break an egg into each depression, being careful to keep yolks whole. Cover pan again and allow eggs to poach for 3 to 5 minutes.
5. Remove from heat and serve over cooked brown rice. Add salt and pepper to taste.
For half shares: halving the recipe will make enough for two - three servings.
Garlic Scapes
We love garlic scapes! They are potent, sweet, vibrantly colored and so funny looking... they are the stalk of the garlic plant just before it flowers. Raw, they are spicy and sharp, cooked, they are mellow and sweet, just like a garlic bulb. Slice them thinly and use them in anything that calls for garlic. We like them stir fried, on pizza or blended into dip or pesto. Here's a recipe from the NY times:
White Bean and Garlic Scapes Dip
1/3 cup sliced garlic scapes (3 to 4)
1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon juice, more to taste
1/2 teaspoon coarse sea salt, more to taste
Ground black pepper to taste
1 can (15 ounces) cannellini beans, rinsed and drained
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil, more for drizzling.
1. In a food processor, process garlic scapes with lemon juice, salt and pepper until finely chopped. Add cannellini beans and process to a rough purée.
2. With motor running, slowly drizzle olive oil through feed tube and process until fairly smooth. Pulse in 2 or 3 tablespoons water, or more, until mixture is the consistency of a dip. Add more salt, pepper and/or lemon juice, if desired.
3. Spread out dip on a plate, drizzle with olive oil, and sprinkle with more salt.
Yield: 1 1/2 cups.


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Life goes in cycles. You go through a phase and then something else comes up and you latch onto that. Around and around you go, sometimes back to the things you once enjoyed or something new catches your eyes.
Lately, my life cycle has been focused on my family. They've come first in a multitude of ways. From my cooking and meal planning to how our workout schedules are arranged. Even my running has become mostly about pleasing my family rather than running to enjoy it for myself. While I enjoy running and I know in the end it's a healthy option for me to keep me fit, I was really doing it mostly for others.
As I made these realizations, how so much of my life has become more about others than myself, I decided it was time to do a little more for me. What does that end up meaning? Well, it means taking a little of my energy and making time to do things I enjoy for me. It means taking back running to be something fun and enjoyable for myself. It also means picking up where I've left off on a number of projects and finishing them.
Like this quilt. This thing needs to be finished! With all it's uneven edges and it's screwy lines (I mean look at that bottom row…ugh), it's been a work in progress for years. And literally, I mean years! I started sewing the layers together in 2012!! That's already been 2 years just for the layering alone.
We've had all the material to finish this quilt for a long time and I think I need to just sit and get it done. But I tend to encounter a problem. It's draining to think of the mess I'm about to create when I start working on a quilt. All the scraps and string and pieces everywhere. It's overwhelming. And it doesn't help that I don't have a dedicated sewing space that is only mine. My sewing corner is also our master bedroom so laundry and other bits are sharing that space.
All the material and pieces are assembled and ready to be used. The binding still needs to be made (ugh) and the top has about 8 more squares to be sewn down. It all seems so overwhelming but there is a part of me that desperately wants this finished so I can mark it off my list of unfinished big projects because the moment I do, I can start something fresh.
If I really want to take some time for myself and make it so that I have a creative outlet for just me, it seems that I just have to buckle down, carve out the space I need, and get to it! Make a date with myself to sit and enjoy the peaceful hum of my sewing machine. The only thing holding me back would seem to be needing the space my sewing area is in to be clean and tidy before starting, and that is not something I'm looking forward to. Who wants to clean their room BEFORE they play in it and make a mess? It seems silly but it looks to be the only way I'll get in there and get this quilt done.


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Nothing is less consonant to the Asiatic spirit, including in it specifically the Greek spirit, than to pursue reasonable calculations. In this respect Herodotos is at fault just as much, not more and not less, than is the general of those who today inhabit the area where he lived. A long experience has taught me to remain totally indifferent to any numerical statement the author of which is a Persian, an Arab, a Turk, or an Hellene. I am often willing to believe in their good faith, but never in their exactness, because nature has refused them any instinct for truth in matters of this sort. (16)
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Refrigeration and air conditioning wholesaler Dean & Wood, recently supported a student's humanitarian and conservation expedition to Ecuador.
Olivia Hawkins (17) is a student studying maths, philosophy, law and geography at Bedford Sixth Form College. She had a dream to go on an expedition to South America and needed to raise funds to make this happen.
Every year students travel to developing countries of the world to help local people and communities with projects important to them. Students travel to Ecuador to help prevent deforestation, improve and protect safe drinking water supplies and to protect the local biodiversity. During the expedition students have the opportunity to travel around and explore their host country.
Fund raising activities
Working hard to raise the funds for the expedition had secondary benefits for Olivia.
"Whilst fundraising, I have also gained a phenomenal amount of life skills and experiences that will be incredibly beneficial to me throughout my future career," she stated.
"Some of these include organisational skills when arranging activities and the use of communication skills whilst organising my events was key to their success."
More than skills
"My overall confidence has grown remarkably throughout my fundraising experience. I have managed to strengthen my resilience and realised in times of struggle that I had gone too far to give up. My overall attitude has become more proactive and my drive, determination and enthusiasm has helped me to make the best possible decisions."
"By Dean & Wood helping projects such as Olivia's, we aim to encourage young people into industry and develop the communication and leadership skills of our future generations."
"You need confidence to organise and raise funds for challenging projects. When people like Olivia succeed it makes them well-rounded individuals who will be ideal candidates for future employment."
The projects
In the next stage, Olivia went to the Galapagos Islands where she snorkelled and swam with dolphins, sharks and turtles.
Following this, Olivia was in the mountains 3,800 metres above sea level where she and her group helped to refurbish a school, build an allotment and a community kitchen. In the newly-built kitchen, she learnt to cook local food, including a guinea pig. It would have been an opportunity missed if she had not learnt to play the panpipes, which she duly did.
Finally, Olivia went into the Amazon rainforest where she helped to build a tourist bungalow, toilets for the locals and refurbished a community centre. She also helped to build a playground and learnt carpentry skills.
"This journey has given me an experience of a lifetime. I managed to get so much out of this trip and look forward to many more in the future!"
"Thanks to Dean & Wood, my employability skills have strengthened and I have really come out of my shell. By wearing the Dean & Wood t-shirts during the trip people from Ecuador asked about the company and commented on their generosity and foresight."
"I have improved socially, mentally, and physically. My problem solving and organisational skills have also improved and I have become more appreciative of the way we live and how lucky we are in comparison to others. Not only has the trip given me an unforgettable experience, the fund-raising from planned events and hard work has helped me to reach my goal.
"Thank you Dean & Wood for being so supportive and helping me during my journey!"


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I started dancing at the ripe age of four with various styles ranging from modern jazz to Polynesian dance. In 2004, I followed my dreams and opened a fitness-dance studio in Mexico. Soon after my daughter was born, my husband was transferred to the U.S and that's when I started a home-based yoga-dance studio in Maricopa. Eight years later and after my third child was born, we decided to move to Chandler and expand the studio.
Having San Carlos, Sonora, a dreamy beach in the Gulf of California, as my hometown, and being passionate for the Hawaiian culture, I wanted to offer the relaxing and soothing ambience of the ocean. With the help of my husband, Aloha Yoga and Hula came to life, with majestic turquoise floors resembling the ocean and huge panoramic murals covering the walls to bring a little piece of paradise to Arizona.
As a mother of three and business woman, I know the importance of having a clear and relaxed mind, as well as building healthy and positive energy. I wanted to offer a place for people to come and restore, refresh, renew. A place to find healing, love and acceptance. At my studio you can find that as you make new friendships, create fun memories and experience nurturing love, and much more.
A variety of yoga styles are offered from slow paced and restorative, to fast paced , including the popular five-week beginner yoga series and the 12-week weight-loss program. During the beginner yoga program, you can learn at a very slow and relaxed pace what yoga is all about, including breathing, meditation and proper alignment. In the weight-loss program, you learn to restore your nervous system to stop unnecessary cravings and develop proper nutrition for great health, improved mood and natural energy.
Traditional Hawaiian dancing is offered for all ages as well as sensual Tahitian dancing. With the language, food, history, foot work and beauty behind the Polynesian culture, you become part of the perpetuation of this exotic and ancient culture that comes to life as living poetry when we perform on stage. All levels are welcome to my Ohana.
Kids yoga and summer camp for girls ages 4 to 7 are popular favorites. Kids yoga is full of fun games and stories that encourage positive self-esteem and good health. The Girls Summer Camp is always a big hit as the girls learn a wide variety of dances including modern jazz, belly dance, Hawaiian, Tahitian and Maori, and participate in crafts such as hula paper dolls and flower painting. Camp runs through the month of July.
For a great way to spend your summer in Arizona, packed with fun activities that take you out of your environment, come and visit me at Aloha Yoga and Hula and find your Om at the beach!
Myriam Valenzuela is the owner and founder of Aloha Yoga and Hula in Chandler and a certified yoga instructor. She has been dancing several styles of jazz, flamenco, belly dance, hula, tahitian and maori for more than 30 years. Learn more at AlohaYogaAndHula.com.


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Has provided inspection services and expert reports about compliance with ADA regulations regarding handicapped accessibility for sites and buildings. These services have been performed for property owners who have been sued for failure to make their properties accessible and also to assist individuals with disabilities advocate for the removal of barriers.
Uniform Construction Code Consulting
Has provided code analysis services for insurance carriers needing to determine the nature of improvements to buildings required by code or law when a structure has been damaged by fire or flood.
Expert Witness Services
Has provided expert witness services for both plaintiffs and defendants in litigation involving: sewers, streets and sidewalks, building code compliance and real property matters.
Has also provided technical litigation support to defense counsel in complex litigation.
Land Use
Provides assistance to applicants with land use applications for site plans, subdivisions and variances including planning and engineering testimony.
As Municipal Engineer reviewed applications for site plans, subdivisions and use variances presented to the Princeton Regional Planning Board and Princeton Borough Zoning Board of Adjustment. Projects Included: McCarter Theatre expansion, Princeton University Buildings such as Firestone Library Expansion, Computer Science Building, Science Library, Frist Student Center, Princeton Theological Seminary Library, Parking Garage and Administration Building, Palmer Square's Hulfish North Development.
Testified before the Planning Board, Zoning Board, Historic Preservation Review Committee, Site Plan Review Advisory Board.
Reviewed plans for compliance with Findings of Fact.
Reviewed deeds and subdivision plans, for filing with Mercer County.
Reviewed bond estimates for site improvements.
Monitored construction of site improvements and made recommendations for release of performance bonds upon project completion.
Participated in periodic updating of the Master Plan
Prepared recommendations regarding proposed land use ordinances.
Civil and Municipal Engineering Design
Prepared Plans and Specifications for many Roadway Reconstruction projects with an emphasis on Context Sensitive Design, Traffic Calming and Infrastructure repair. The projects listed below all required an extensive Public Participation process. Many of these projects included replacement of the roadway, curbs, sidewalks, storm sewers and sanitary sewers. Most of the projects also required coordination with Public Utilities to allow for repairs to gas, water, electric and telephone services prior to rebuilding the roadway.
Contract 85-1: Paul Robeson Place
Contract 86-01: South Tulane St. Area Project – This project included rerouting of sanitary sewers in the Central Business District. These old sewers were in disrepair but could not be accessed due to the construction of buildings above them. It also included reconstruction of the storm sewer serving the entire Central Business district as well as full, street, sidewalk and curb construction.
Contract 87-01: Harrison Street North
Contract 87-02A: Hulfish Street Resurfacing
Contract 94-1: Reconstruction of John Street – Full, street, curb, sidewalk, storm and sanitary sewer replacement along with replacement of sanitary sewer laterals and water services
Contract 94-2: Reconstruction of Chestnut Street and Walnut Lane
Contract 96-1: Reconstruction of p/o Harrison Street North, overlay of p/o Paul Robeson Place and p/o Hamilton Ave.
Contract 96-2: Reconstruction of Hodge Road – This project also resolved speeding problems by the construction of traffic calming measures including: speed tables with raised crosswalks, mountable traffic islands and speed humps after a lengthy public participation process.
Contract 97-1: Jefferson Road Area Drainage Project – This project solved a neighborhood flooding problem caused by runoff from a cemetery.
Contract 99-1: Reconstruction of Jefferson Road, Humbert St. Greenview Ave. and Hornor Lane – included traffic calming devices: neckdowns and speed humps
Contract 99-2: Reconstruction of University Place and Alexander Street – included a SHPO review and traffic calming improvements to address pedestrian safety near McCarter Theatre.
Contract 01-01: Reconstruction of Evelyn Place, Murray Place, Pine Street, Aiken Ave. and Harrison Street
Contract 04-02: Reconstruction of Cleveland Lane and p/o Lafayette Road – including installation of mini traffic circles, neck downs and raised crosswalks.
Construction Administration
Provided construction observation, processed payment requests, reviewed contractor claims and prepared change orders for all projects designed above, as well as for the following projects designed by other consultants.
Renovation of the Public Works Garage
Renovation of Borough Hall
Spring Street Parking Garage and Plaza
Monument Plaza and Borough Hall Parking Lot
Renovations to Suzanne Patterson Center
Contract 87-02: Reconstruction of Boudinot Street, Morven Place, Hunter Road and p/o Library Place and Lafayette Road
Contract 88-3: Reconstruction of p/o Prospect Street and Washington Road
Contract 88-01: Reconstruction of Wiggins Street and p/o Hamilton Avenue
Contract 88-02: Nassau Street Sidewalks and Streetscape
Contract 89-01: Reconstruction of Moore Street, Park Place and Van Deventer Avenue
Contract 89-02: Reconstruction of Maple Street, Clay Street and p/o Spruce Street
Contract 89-03: Reconstruction of Palmer Square and p/o Witherspoon Street
Contract 90-01: Reconstruction of Stanley Ave., Leavitt Lane, Fisher Ave., Armour Road, Campbelton Road, Campbelton Circle
Contract 90-02: Reconstruction of Markham Place, Pelham Street, Wilton Street and Sergeant Street
Contract 90-03: Reconstruction of Linden Lane, Ewing Street and p/o Hawthorne Avenue and Franklin Avenue
Contract 90-04: Reconstruction of Cedar Lane, Robert Road, Forrester Drive and p/o Riverside Drive
Contract 92-1: Reconstruction of Chambers Street and p/o Nassau Street Sidewalk Streetscape
Contract 98-01: Reconstruction of Tee-Ar Place, Erdman Avenue, Sturges Street and p/o Mercer Street and Prospect Avenue
Contract 02-02: Reconstruction of N. Tulane Street, Madison Street and Elm Road
Contract 02-01: Reconstruction of Lytle Street, Green Street, Quarry Street and Maclean Street
Contract 03-02: Reconstruction of Hibben Street, Moran Avenue and Washington Road
Water Supply and Sewerage System projects in: Borough of Mantoloking, Brick Township MUA, Dover Township Sewerage Authority, Monroe Township Municipal Utilities Authority.
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Issued Construction Permits, Certificates of Approval and Certificates of Occupancy.
Issued notices of violation, Notices of Unsafe Structure and penalty orders, as required.
Prepared annual revenue reports to NJ Dept. of Community Affairs and Princeton Borough Council.
Testified before the Princeton Borough Construction Board of Appeals.
Performed Annual Updates to the Borough of Princeton Tax Map and had the maps recertified twice by the NJ Division of Taxation, for revaluation. Prepared property parcel and easement plans with deed descriptions. Reviewed surveys, subdivisions and easements prepared for borough projects or land use applications. Participated in the planning for Digital Borough Topographic and Tax Maps and monument network.
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Provided advice to the Governing Body and Municipal Administrator of the Borough of Princeton about a wide variety of issues. These included: budgeting, planning of public works projects, parking and traffic regulations, preparation of ordinances, negotiations with labor unions, developers and other governmental agencies, affordable housing and code enforcement.
Managed the Princeton Borough Parking Operations division that operated approximately 1200 metered parking spaces and an attended surface lot with 180 spaces.
Prepared an analysis of parking in the Borough's Central Business District that became the basis for construction of a 500 space parking garage.
Implemented a revenue control system that provides for cash, credit and smart card payments in the garage and allows for cash and smart card payments at all parking meters.
Provided advice to the Governing Body about meter rates and parking durations to optimize the use of metered parking.
Assisted in the development of parking ordinances.
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Grant Administration
Prepared applications for and administered NJDOT Local Aid and NJDCA Small Cities Grants
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New Jersey Society of Municipal Engineers President's Distinguished Service Award
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John Street Playground – Honor Place
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Half Popped is the heart-warming and whimsical story of Kenny the Kernel, a discouraged but friendly popcorn kernel who believes he never reached his full potential. As Kenny journeys through the kitchen, he helps cheer up other down-on-their-luck snacks by pointing out the bright side to their situations, all the while harboring a half-empty view of himself. Until.... With a silly, story-telling rhyme evocative of Shel Silverstein poetry and unique artwork that combines photography and illustration, the charming tale serves as a lesson in self-confidence and reminds young readers that a genuine compliment has the power to make a friend's day. Sometimes it takes an outside perspective to see it, but there's a place and a purpose in this world for everyone - even Kenny the Kernel, who was only half popped, and turned out that way when the microwave stopped.
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17 Ways To Hang Art
Once you've fallen in love with a piece of art, or sometimes even as you're falling in love, you start thinking about where you're going to put it. You daydream a bit about how it's going to transform a particular room or imagine what it will be like to see it in different light throughout the day. Yep. This is the fun part, people, so get your picture hooks out and let's get started!
First, let's just agree that a lot more art should be hung in kitchens. Think about hanging art in rooms other than your living, dining and bedrooms. If you want your kitchen to feel more connected to the rest of your home in terms of reflecting your personality and aesthetic, bring in some art!
Not all art needs to be in a frame. Especially posters, ephemera or photos that you find on your travels.
There are a few universal rules that apply no matter what you're hanging or where. Things like "hang it at eye level," (which is usually much lower than you think), and don't try to match your art to your furniture. Another thing is to be aware of how the art, the physical shape and dimension of the piece, relates to the composition of the rest of the room.
Let's start with the basics. Do you have a large statement piece that would look great on it's own?
I particularly love how this daring deep wall color really makes the painting pop. Don't be afraid of color! It's a myth that a dark color will make a room feel small or gloomy. That's more about the light (both natural and electric), but that's for another post.
Or maybe you have a large-ish piece but you want to do something different with it. This is a great example of putting a statement piece off to the side of the main wall, rather than doing the expected hang-something-over-the-bed look.
Another common way to hang pieces is in a grid. This is a fun take on the classic grid style: The bottoms of the top frames and the tops of the bottom frames are all aligned even though they are all different heights. And if you take a second look, you'll realize that the frames in the top and bottom rows are mirror images of each other.
Finally, there is the "gallery" or "salon style" wall, referring to a collection of multiple pieces of art, all hanging on one wall. In my mind, a gallery wall is usually a collection of pieces that were obviously hung all at once with a particular composition in mind. You can cut up kraft paper to match the sizes of your frames and play around with how you'll hang them before hammering in any nails.
Our favorite salon style walls are added to over time, growing organically as you acquire pieces. These often have a mishmash of frames and styles of art. They put a great big spotlight on your personality as it will reflect so many different facets of what you're drawn to and what speaks to you.
Now about that idea of composing a room...
This is a stunning mix of planned and collected pieces on a dramatic black wall, going all way to the floor. The antique Oriental rug is also unexpected in a powder room, giving the whole composition a very lived-in, artful look.
Don't overlook the spaces that are usually thought of as simply the way to get from one room to the other. Or from one floor to another. Think of these spaces as transitions useful for moving between one mood to another. Below, the frames are pushed together, wrapping around a corner. Pretty awesome, transition, right?
Here's a great example of maximizing what you've got, even if it's a difficult roof line! The large number of pieces work well together because there is a balance between the old style oil paintings of nautical subjects and the more modern pieces where there is a large amount of white mat around simpler images. The art almost acts as a drawn-back curtain around the window.
How about a collection of paintings and photography that share a theme? I love the idea of traditional and modern portraits hung all together instead of spread out around the house. Pure drama. (In a good way). Again, the dark wall really makes the paintings pop.
We think it's really important that the art is hung in such a way that it feels like it's relating to the rest of the room, rather than sticking out on it's own. Don't think you have to center the art in the middle of a wall. I love how it looks like these two portraits are having a conversation with the chairs.
This is one of my favorite compositions. What to do with a big wall and only a handful of small pieces of art? It looks like these pieces are purposefully congregating in the corner, pulling together the lamp, end of the couch and books on the floor. So much better than being shoved off into the center of the room, looking exiled.
And what if you only have one piece of art and a whole wall to fill? If this piece had been hung in the center of the room, it would feel a lot of pressure to puff itself up and try to be bigger than it is. Which of course, inanimate objects can't do. By putting it off to one side, it now makes a huge impact, relating to the table lamp and couch. It now feels like it's part of the conversation and woven into your daily life rather than trying to shout "look at me!".
And finally, if you have SO much artwork and have run out of wall space, the answer might be...LAYER! Overlap the pieces and rotate occasionally. You'll feel like a gallery owner deciding which artist to highlight each time you move them around.
If you are doing some adventurous art hanging, we'd LOVE to see it! Comments and questions always welcome!
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Sigh, so much for the hype of the first week of a jam-packed November. According to Billboard's early prognostications for next week, Chris Stapleton maybe having the second best week of his career. While we are happy for Stapleton's "come up," the prognosticated 100,000 units for Traveller are trouble…for the newbies that is.
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Summer barbeque season is in full swing and one of my favourite quick and easy veggie burgers is the oh so simple portobello mushroom burger. Portobello mushrooms have hearty texture and mild in flavour. They absorb flavours, such as marinade and stand up well to grilling.
As a meat burger alternative, they offer a great canvass for all sorts of delicious plantiful toppings.
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You want to select firm, fresh mushrooms. You're looking for mushrooms that are firm and have no blemishes. The gills on the underside of the portobello mushroom should be firm and dry, not dark brown and wet or bruised looking.
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With a vegetable brush or damp cloth, wipe the mushroom to remove any debris. Using a spoon
remove the stem piece and scrape the gills off. This will enhance the ability of the marinade to penetrate the mushroom.
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Pierce the underside of the mushroom with a knife and place mushrooms in a casserole dish, underside up. Pour marinade into each mushroom cap and in the container to flavour both sides of the mushroom.
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Let marinate in refrigerator for at least 3 hours. Go outside, enjoy your day! If you remember, you can flip the mushrooms at some point to ensure each mushroom gets fully marinated, but it isn't necessary.
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Place on a preheated bbq and grill for about 10 minutes on each side, starting with underside up.
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Bitcoin (BTC) is probably the first coin that introduced you to the world of cryptocurrency. It was for me. Month after month, I would always think that Bitcoin has peaked at $2,500, then $7,500, then recently $19,500. And, each time I would be absolutely dumbfounded by the potential gains. I would get tempted to invest in Bitcoin, but each time I found myself struggling to buy into the hype for fundamental reasons. I'll tell you why in a bit.
But before I do, I honestly am thankful for Bitcoin for being the first cryptocurrency to really go mainstream. Without Bitcoin pioneering and leading the charge, simply said, cryptocurrency would not be buzzing right now in 2017 and now coming into the 2018 calendar year. Please take my thoughts about Bitcoin as constructive criticism. If you have any feedback, feel free to add to the discussion.
My thoughts about Bitcoin currently
Bitcoin advertises themselves as "the simplest way to exchange money at very low cost." Currently, as it stands now, if you were to transfer a very small amount of Bitcoin chances are you will be charged at least a $15 network processing fee. That fee alone is outrageous considering there are many alternative cryptocurrencies that charge little to no fees and scale much better in matter of seconds. Not to mention, the transaction times for Bitcoin can range from 30 minutes to over 16 hours in extreme cases.
The reason why I struggled, and still to this day, to buy into the hype of Bitcoin is that it is an investor's coin at the very moment. I believe Bitcoin currently has the benefit of the doubt by the cryptocurrency community to improve but it won't be forever. When time goes by and the user base becomes more knowledgeable about alternative cryptocurrencies and technologies, I believe the high-fees and slow transaction times on a consumer level will take a toll.
Bitcoin is not without its flaws as it currently stands. Until Bitcoin resolves its major issues on the consumer level, it will be limiting its true potential and intrinsic value of being the number one digital coin for peer-to-peer transactions.
What Bitcoin has going for it at the moment
The number one thing that Bitcoin has going for it is that it is mainstream and is in the spotlight. Currently, Bitcoin is the namesake and face of cryptocurrency to the average consumer. This is largely in part due to the fact that Bitcoin is the first pioneer of cryptocurrency, and rightfully so deserve all the attention because of it. However, as history has shown when it comes down to products that concern technology, adjustments must be made or there will be consequences. In historical cases like the Chrome browser overtaking Internet Explorer or Facebook overtaking MySpace, Bitcoin will be no exception if the technology is outdated and don't meet the demands of their consumer base.
Recent major developments for Bitcoin
Fortunately, the Bitcoin development team is aware of the ongoing issues and recently did their first test with the new Lightning Network technology. If everything goes accordingly to plan, Bitcoin may have a huge sigh of relief because it will make Bitcoin transactions much faster and cheaper. However, it won't be easy to implement seeing how much confusion and backlash the Bitcoin SegWit2x hard fork received in the past. Hopefully, the tests continue to do well and work as envisioned on a global level. Time will tell.
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EmWilk wrote:Well, how very irritating... I put half a pound on?! Maybe last weekend did the damage as Monday to Friday have been well within plan. And I cut the carbs down from my usual amounts too. I think I can safely say goodbye to the hope of hitting target by the end of my countdown
Urgh, how annoying. I'll keep going though... blaahhh
earthmaiden wrote:or eating something delicious and naughty offered by someone else
icelesley wrote:I don't go to meetings but I do use the menus and recipes in the magazine. This week I have lost three and a half pounds
EmWilk wrote:Well, I wasn't a glowing example of sticking to the plan, as we'd hoped EM but I lost half a pound. So really, for the last month, despite having some very good weeks and some very bad weeks, I've stayed the same throughout.
It's my last week on the countdown next week and I wasn't planning on buying another but I might just. See how I feel.
Good luck EM, hope you've done ok and everyone else too.
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20 on Dixton is a self-catering accommodation located in Cape Town. Free WiFi access is available. The property is very close to UCT and on Jamie shuttle route, 5.7 km from Kenilworth Race Course and 6 km from Long Street.
Accommodation has a TV and satellite channels in all rooms. Complete with a bar fridges and complimentary tea , coffee etc, the common self catering kitchen area also has all appliances including washing machine and dishwasher. Private bathrooms also come with a shower complimentary soaps. You can enjoy garden view. Extras include an outdoor seating area and 100% cotton bed linen.
At 20 on Dixton you will find a garden and secure parking and free WI FI.
If you feel like visiting the surroundings, check out Canal Walk (6.5 km) and Table Mountain (6.6 km).Cape Town International Airport is located 11 km away.
TV and satellite channels, microwave, the dining area also has a refrigerator and an electric kettle. Private bathrooms also come with a shower. Extras include a sofa and bed linen.
Alle kredietkaarte word aanvaar wanneer u deur Sleeping-OUT bespreek
20 Dixton Road, Mowbray
Very convenient from the highway and to UCT.
- Kirstine Buchan11 Jun 2018
Excellent value for money parking a bit short if there are more than 4 cars.
Clean establishment. Building and furnishings modern and well looked after.
- Erna Basson12 Oct 2016
Great facilities and value for money, the room was exceptionally hot even with the fan so an aircon would have been an extra bonus. My side of the bed also caved in so it wasn't my lucky day. All self service so can't comment on the staff as we didn't actually see anyone :)
- Sandy Dunnett08 Feb 2016
Ideal for short stay.
- Richard Brooks09 Apr 2015


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Have you ever wondered how the children of today are ever going to understand the value of a dollar? Think about it. When is the last time you ever paid cash for an item in front of your child? [...]


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The household washing machine bears the brunt of a family's laundry; the machine must shake and spin for years at a time to effectively remove dirt from clothing. One important part that keeps the machine quiet and smooth during these rapid movements are the damper pads. These pads are on the base of the machine's spinning tub. As the machine moves, the pads dampen the noise and prevent excessive vibrations. However, these pads must be replaced periodically when they become worn and dry.
Turn off the circuit breaker at the main electrical panel that supplies the power to the washing machine. Use a non-contact circuit tester to verify that the power is off.
Pull the washing machine away from the wall and disconnect the electrical plug from the outlet.
Unscrew the screws holding the front panel to the washer with a screwdriver. Consult the machine's manual for specific screw locations. Each manufacturer has a different screw orientation.
Remove the front panel and place to the side.
Unscrew the screws or release the clips holding the top cover to the machine by accessing them from beneath the cover with a screwdriver. Place duct tape onto the lid and cover connection point so that the lid does not move around. Allow the top cover to tilt back against the control panel.
Place electrical tape around the threads of the three eyebolts on the interior bottom of the machine. The tape will provide a visual marker for reinstallation since these eyebolts secure the tub's springs.
Remove the nuts securing the eyebolts with a wrench. Use caution while loosening the nuts since the springs are under tension.
Detach the drive belts on the interior bottom of the washer by carefully pulling them out with your hands. Place the belts aside.
Tilt the machine back and place a 4-by-4 wood block directly underneath the center of the washer. The block should be under the drive pulley assembly.
Tilt the machine upright onto the block. The drive pulley assembly should be pushed upward inside of the machine so that the dampers are visible at the bottom.
Remove the old pads from the bottom of the washer by scraping them with a scraper tool. Rub alcohol onto the area with a rag when the bulk of the pads are removed. The alcohol will remove all the adhesive and grease that has built up over the years. Allow to dry.
Squeeze rubber adhesive onto the cleaned area.
Press a pad onto the adhesive at approximately 3/32 inch below the center point on the rear area. Place another pad beside the first pad to create a ring shape around the center point. Make sure that there is a space between pads of 5/8 inch. Allow to dry.
Reverse the steps to reassemble the machine. Remove the electrical tape from the eyebolts after properly tightening the eyebolt nuts. Complete the reassembly, plug the machine into the wall outlet and restore the power at the circuit breaker.
Run the washer afterward to verify that the new damper pads calm the noise and vibration as normal.
Things You Will Need
- Non-contact circuit tester
- Screwdriver
- Duct tape
- Electrical tape
- Wrench
- 4-by-4 wood block
- Scraper tool
- Alcohol
- Rag
- Rubber adhesive
- The eyebolts hold springs under tension. Keep all body parts away from the springs while loosening the nuts. The springs can easily injure someone.
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- Martin Poole/Lifesize/Getty Images


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BBC Review
An album which would surely have been voted 'ring-a-ding-ding' by Frank and Dean.
Adrian Edwards 2009
Michael Bublé's decision to enter the studio with his band alongside him, a format tried and tested by his idols Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, has paid off handsomely. Each song on this flamboyant new CD thrills the ear as though it were a live performance.
Bublé lays down his cards from the word go with a highly theatrical interpretation of the torch song Cry Me a River – far removed from Julie London's sultry rendition which she recorded many moons ago. He doesn't spare us the pain of a man thwarted in love, but neither does he whip up a frenzy of self-regarding pity that has become a cliché of many performances. The epic scoring of the opening owes something to the Hans Zimmer school of soundtracks, and there is also a warm string arrangement that dovetails comfortably around his refrain.
By contrast, All of Me begins with piano in nightclub style and builds up into a swing arrangement with some Neal Hefti stings on brass. Bublé's seductive way with the line, "Take my lips, I wanna lose them", is one instance where this artist invests a familiar lyric with a conversational touch as though newly minted. The same goes for You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You. His Georgia On My Mind is a gem: the gentle string opening with a touch of vibraphone, the close harmony vocals, his seamless phrasing and a mellow clarinet solo ensure that this account has classic status. In the pay-off, Bublé leaves one in no doubt that the girl on his mind is Georgia, rather than the American state that as some have suggested might have been the inspiration for this song.
All I Do Is Dream Of You, a song from the 1930s, is pure heaven in its late 1950s make-over, and Crazy Love acknowledges 1970, the year the Van Morrison original was written, by introducing acoustic guitar. Bublé's two new songs catch the spirit of today. The first, Haven't Met You Yet, is wrapped up in a frankly commercial, chart-orientated arrangement; the second, Hold On, points to Simon and Garfunkel in its simplicity. Even more entertaining are Bublé's takes on Heartache Tonight, with its tear-up accompaniment, and Baby (You've Got What It Takes), a happy-go-lucky duet with Sharon Stone.
This wonderful album would surely have been voted 'ring-a-ding-ding' by Frank and Dean!


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Painting With Words I Meant to Say
"you tell me to quiet down cause my opinions make me less beautiful
but i was not made with a fire in my belly so i could be put out
i was not made with a lightness on my tongue so i could be easy to swallow
i was made heavy
half blade and half silk
difficult to forget
and not easy for the mind to follow"
Painting With Words I Meant To Say comes in two sizes to highlight its prominent features, and is available in archival-grade giclée print on stretched canvas. Each print is made with the highest quality canvas in the world. UV coated and designed to last over 100 years with no fading.
Previously displayed at:
- The Art Studios - Sacramento, CA
- University of California, Davis Health System - Sacramento Campus, Sacramento, CA
- MyStudio - Sacramento, CA


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"Ideas are like rabbits. You get a couple and learn how to handle them, and pretty soon you have a dozen." – John Steinbeck
With orchards spread across the world and by taking advantage of the different climates and rainfall seasons across our growing areas we are able to extend the blueberry season.
Matching one of our many blueberry varieties/cultivars to the different growing region ensures year-round availability so that now, every season is blueberry season!
OZblu is unique in that we are 100% vertically integrated which means that we are responsible for, and take ownership of, every stage of the blueberries' production – from breeding, to planting, to growing, to harvesting, to packing, to transporting and distribution. And of course quality monitoring throughout, only the best fruit finds its way into OZblu packaging.
It's this hands-on approach at every stage of the production cycle that ensures you get the biggest, boldest, juiciest blueberries.
Superior genetics in our unique breeding program ensure a range of blueberries each with guaranteed firmness, fruit size, good flavour and high yield.
Our state-of-the-art pack lines engineered to measure and sort by physical attributes without causing damage to blueberries.


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The holidays were all about indulgence, sweet treats and overeating with family and friends. However, now that we're home from holiday traveling and done with entertaining we find ourselves trying to stick to our resolutions for the New Year . . . and for most of us at least one of those resolutions has to do with dieting.
Do you spend thousands of dollars each year on personal trainers, gym memberships, weight loss pills, diet books and home meal delivery systems . . . all in the name of staying lean and healthy? Well, the most basic and most effective weight-loss principle is available to consumers for a fraction of that price with Slimware: If you eat less, you'll weigh less! Equally important is the fact that the diet principle is disguised in the design, so you'll simultaneously be able to enjoy your meals on lovely dinnerware. We are psychologically and culturally programmed to "stay in the lines" . . . whether on the highway or at the post office. Slimware applies that mental predisposition to help you become portion conscious. Instead of supersizing your meals and wildly overeating, now you can use the world's first aesthetically-pleasing portion control plate to limit your food intake and develop healthier long-term eating habits. Each plate's design incorporates designated food placement areas that correspond to recommended food portions and serve as a gentle visual reminder not to overindulge.
Slimware has been embraced by Hollywood's body-conscious elite. Fans of the line include Elisabeth Röhm, Garcelle Beauvais, Tori Spelling, Judith Light, Kendra Wilkinson, Emily Procter, Kathy Griffin, Rene Russo, Ashlee Simpson, Jennie Garth, Faith Hill and Kristin Chenoweth. Slimware is available in several eye-catching designs that complement nearly any kitchen: Jubilee (red), Urban Safari (leopard), Sunburst (yellow), Dandelion Dreams (brown) and Bluebelle (blue). Slimware plates are available in either melamine (lightweight, shatterproof, scratch-resistant, indoor/outdoor flexible and dishwasher safe) or ceramic (dishwasher and microwave safe). Melamine styles retail for $29.95; ceramic styles are $49.50. Each box includes a set of four plates. Instead of counting calories and weighing your food, now you can simply use your eyes to limit your portions. Slimware is intended to be used in conjunction with a healthy diet and regular physical activity.
"Just right eating portions" vary by person (and lifestyle), and Slimware's visual assessment theory is meant as a guideline and support system only. Breaking any bad habit involves awareness, learning new behaviors and having a support system; all three of those elements are represented with Slimware. Whether maintaining New Year's resolutions or teaching your kids about proper portions at an early age, Slimware is a perfect addition to any household, fitness program and dinner table!
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The annual Seed Swap will take place at the Hampshire Potato Day weekend.
Take along packets of seeds that are either complete or partially used, and swap these for another packet. The "sow by" date shown on the packet must not have passed as the seeds may not be viable.
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We are an organic gardening club, covering the north of Hampshire, UK. Our aim is "To inspire and inform the local growers of today and tomorrow in organic and sustainable methods of horticulture".
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When you play in a casino, you should have been pretty much aware of the fact that you may or may not win the prize. And all the pros in the game know that a gambler needs to manage their money cleverly to get the most benefits of the game. Here, you will learn precisely about that ability.
Think of the Worst, but Also the Best
Many gamblers have a fatal flaw in their mindset, that is not knowing what to do with their money if they win. Consequently, they play more games until the house squeezes them empty.
In your case, you have to be smart. First, you should list your financial duties such as debts, tuitions, installments, utility bills, tax, insurance premium, etc. Prioritize them according to their levels of urgency. And if you get the prize money from a game, use it to fulfill your financial duties first.
Second, you can write down what plans that you need to realize in the near future. For example, you want to renovate your house. You have consulted professional housing blogs such as Hire A Hubby, HGTV, and Houzz, and you know precisely how much the budget is. You must write down that number on your expense list in case you win a game.
Scheduling the Play
Although luck is the core of gambling, you can still spot some patterns in most games. Some pros even consider Poker and Blackjack as more of strategic games than the random ones like roulette and slots. They can predict the competitors' moves and react accordingly. That kind of gut feeling is the ability that you need to nurture by playing more often. However, you must not overwhelm yourself by owing the house money you cannot afford. If you cross this line, you can ruin your life drastically.
Gambling addiction is a real thing, and you must not undermine it. If you set a schedule, and you are disciplined about it, you will train your mind to control your gambling habit, not the other way around. This behavior will allow you to perceive gambling as a harmless hobby. Besides, you cannot just gamble all the time and use all the sources of income you have.
Applying the Murphy's Law
Murphy's law dictates that if anything can go wrong in a system, it will. Once you win, you should know when to stop. Gambling is designed to lure the players to bet more and more. As a consequence, most victories last only briefly.
In some occasions, you should also consider the idea of winning a little than losing a lot. That fantastic prize you have been aiming at is mostly not worth the bets. By realizing this principle, you will understand that there will be only 0.01 chance you can make a big shot. The rest is often equally comparable to the budget you spend to play. In other words, winning in gambles is more of a break-even point situation than making profits.


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I've done a lot of research regarding highly successful people looking for that one thing they all do. In that time, I've seen a lot of overlapping qualities. One stands out among the rest.
Work. Hard work. It's a lesson I had learned during my high school cross country years. I'll explain.
Something other than 'gregorian chants'
In terms of performance, there was a dramatic difference between my freshman and sophomore years of cross country. I wasn't bad my freshman year but wasn't incredibly competitive either. I threw together an 18:19 5k best that year but couldn't crack the top 7 for our team (except for one fluke race). I barely could even make it on the top 10 on our roster, hovering between 10-12th best guy most of the season, depending on the week. I participated in the regional and state championship races as a sideline cheerleader.
Sophomore year was completely different. I ended up being in our varsity top 7...actually being a top 5 scorer most of our meets. My 5k best had dropped from 18:19 to a 16:36 in less than a year and got my name on the honorable all-state list that year for the first time. Sure, nature could've played a factor in that, growing into my shoe size a bit more but another factor played in: running more.
I made the connection that the more I ran, the faster I got. The magic was in the miles. That season I logged 1143 miles, more than anyone on the team. There was something to training harder that resulted in a better race. How about that?
Other folks noticed the improvements...namely the parents of my teammates. One mom asked my dad "so what did Drew do to get so much better?" Dad just told her that I ran more and that was about it. Apparently that wasn't enough for her. She kept asking dad "well, yeah, I know that...but what's his secret?" There just had to be something besides putting in the work that helped improve performance (medication aside). Dad finally got fed up and told her "well...he started doing two gregorian chants when he wakes up and then three the night before a race...."
There's a chance she had her son doing gregorian chants in the mornings after that. I'll never know.
Looking for the loophole
We always want to find the fastest way to do something. The path with least resistance. We want to get rich quick. Advance in our careers quickly. Tackle the world with ease. It's not your fault, it's just our human nature working against us.
The one thing I've noticed about uber successful people is that they worked hard to get where they are at. Most of them weren't overnight successes, despite what we read in Fast Company. They outhustled and worked harder (if not harder...smarter) than their peers. They also kept up that momentum after they reached a tipping point, which is a subject for another post.
There's a huge win space for hard work. If hard work were easy, we'd all be on top.
What's your secret to success?


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Runtime: 162 min
Genre: Drama, Melodramic
Country: India, United Kingdom
Director: Pankaj Kapoor
Year: 2011
Actors: Shahid Kapoor, Sonam Kapoor, Anupam Kher, Supriya Pathak, Aditi Sharma, Manoj Pahva, Vaibhav Talwar
Four Seasons (2011) - a melodrama, created by filmmakers of India and the UK. The painting The Four Seasons - a love story, which happened during the difficult period of the war and religious conflicts. Action melodrama begins in 1992, when the main character of the film - the boy Harry (Shahid Kapoor) of Punjab, meets refugee from Kashmir Ayat (Sonam Kapoor), who came to the aunt to wait riots. He was captivated by her laughter, she - his sincere good heart. But all the dreams of lovers of the wedding demolish the parents of the girl, taking her home. Loving hearts meet again only after seven years in Scotland. Harry, having carried out a childhood dream, becoming a pilot of the Indian Air Force, verse - a promising dancer. Feelings are not forgotten, and the pair is again ready for the wedding. But the war begins, Harry is calling duty, and he is forced to leave his beloved. Fate again separates loved ones for years to come, but Harry does not lose the hope to find his verse. With the help of this site you can download Mausam full movie in HD.


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Calgary, Alberta, Canada (Fabrication and Construction)
Wood Buffalo, Alberta, Canada (Final Destination)
Tarpon Energy Services was contracted by an EPC based in Seoul, Korea. The objective was to construct all buildings in Calgary, Alta, and deliver to the Owner's site in Wood Buffalo within an 11 month time period. Tarpon successfully increased its construction crew – from 120 to 280 – in a span of six weeks to achieve given schedule.
• Design, Fabrication, Electrical Integration and Testing of 10 Blast Resistant Buildings:
• 5 E-Houses 54m x 14m x 7m
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• Blast resistant design approved by third party safety consultant
• Blast resistant cable cellar
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• Design, supply and installation of cable tray, lighting system, 600V-208/120V distribution transformers and panels, grounding system
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• Supply complete HVAC system, general layout drawings, blast louvers/dampers, protective devices for HVAC ducts and cable entries
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If you own or drive a Heavy Highway Vehicle, you are probably curious about the new tax period for Heavy Vehicle Use Taxes.
The New Tax Year for Heavy Vehicles will begin on July 1, 2012 and end on June 30, 2013.
The Filing Season for this new Tax year will begin on July 1, and the due date is August 31, 2012.
To file this Annual Excise Tax for Heavy Vehicles, you can use the IRS Approved E-File provider - ExpressTruckTax.com.
This makes the filing process quick and easy. If you have any questions about the New Tax Period, you can contact the Truck Tax Team at 704.234.6005.
Friday, June 15, 2012
New Form 2290 Tax Year (2012-2013)
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What exactly is a recumbent cycle?
While the definition may be simple, the difference is significant.
- The basic definition is that a recumbent bicycle is one that seats the rider in a reclining position.
- Most of these bikes are categorized by certain features – wheel sizes, wheelbase, front wheel or rear wheel drive, and steering system.
- Wheel sizes range from about 16 inches up to twenty-seven inches for the rear wheel. All terrain tires can even get up to twenty-nine inches.
- Wheelbase is divided into long-wheel base and short-wheel base.
- Most of the recumbent bike reviews are based on customer using.
- Steering system can be under-seat, above-seat, over-seat, or center.
What types of recumbent bikes are available?While it is unique in and of itself, the recumbent cycle actually does come in several different varieties. Some of the types include mountain bike versions, low-style racers (where the seat is between the wheels), high-style racers (where the rider's legs are positions above the front wheel), hand cycles, hand-and-foot tricycles, and quadracycles.
What are some of the advantages to the recumbent bike?There have to be advantages to riding something so distinct in its appearance.
- First and foremost, these are generally much safer than the traditional bicycle. The lower center of gravity makes falls much less likely, and head injuries are much less common.
- The increased comfort is noticeable as well. It is much easier on the neck, hands, wrists, shoulders, arms, and lower back areas.
- Regarding performance advantages, on declines, flat surfaces, or mild inclines, the recumbent cycles are generally noticeably faster than the upright designs.
What are some of the disadvantages to the recumbent bike?As with just about anything, there are a few disadvantages to this uniquely designed typ of cycle.
- Balance on this cycle can be a little tricky, and does take some practice.
- Starting can be complicated until you get the hang of it.
- The maneuverability on a recumbent cycle is not nearly as precise, especially in tight radius turns.
See more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recumbent_bicycle


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Please be aware of scam artists
Be aware of scam artists because they are real and they are out there to STEAL YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY. Let me tell you one thing about scam artists: they don't have a life! A lot of scam artists are viewed as creepy middle-aged men living with their mother sitting at home all day just waiting for your information to get lost in cyberspace. I have watched enough news stations to see that they call asking for information that they don't need. For instance, a scam artist will pretend to be Ebay and they will call asking for your information which is odd because in every email Ebay says that they already have your information so why would they need to call and ask for it, think about that for a second. Now sometimes people do receive calls from Ebay but they're not going to just ask you out of the blue to state all of your information, if they do ask for your information they are probably verifying it or something else plus the information is already on their computer screen when they call you so you definitely shouldn't have to keep repeating it and doing other weird things and if Ebay does call you make sure you get the number down that their calling from and the person's name your speaking too. A lot of times people don't use common sense that's why scam artists love to prey on certain type of people because of their lack of knowledge on the topic of identity theft. Let me use the lottery for instance, if you win something you will never have to pay to get it! I don't know why people cannot comprehend this concept but so many people have been scammed into sending a thousand dollar checks so they can get their $500 check. I know this sounds crazy but people get fooled every day and you would think that people would catch on but apparently they aren't. This stuff can happen to anyone at any time but the best thing you can do is to use your common sense and your inner voice and that will take you a long way.For starters everyone should get a paper shredder and shred all of their important bills and when making online purchase you can go to WalGreens and buy an American Express gift card which can be loaded up to $1,000 depends on which one you get. These are just tips and you can find more tips by clicking anywhere on this message.
Please feel free to tell me what you think about identify theft and what you can do to prevent it..


text: Morgan Hoesterey is starting The Sunday Sessions, a new video of people having fun in the ocean every week! Here's clip number one! "Hanging with Jack Bark is never not fun. Especially when there is a downwinder involved. The Davenport Downwinder in Santa Cruz is one of the most fun things I have ever been lucky enough to do, and paddling next to a super stoked Jack Bark just makes it all that much better. A few days before this year's Jay Race in Santa Cruz, Jack and I (along with Joe Bark and Chris Aguilar from Fin Film Company) managed to sneak out for a bit to catch some open ocean waves..."


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At some point in all our lives, we've had that one job that was just fucking terrible.
All you think about is leaving and, once it finally happens, it's a pretty glorious moment.
But don't you just regret not telling your bosses exactly how you really felt about the whole dreadful experience?
Well, this woman will definitely have zero regrets after leaving her shitty job in, erm, let's say 'creative' fashion.
The circumstances behind all this remains pretty unclear, other than the fact that she's essentially telling her boss to shove his job.
She quickly paces out of the restaurant ranting about how fucking awful her job is. Pretty normal behaviour so far, but shit's about to get a whole lot weirder.
The woman decides to drop her pants and moon all their punters, although not before telling them 'I got hired at Yale, suck my motherfucking dick.'
She even slaps her ass a few times too, for good measure. It's all just very bizarre.
Yeahhh, Yale might have second thoughts about hiring her after they see this…