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Crunchy Domestic Goddess is hosting a Ditch the Disposables Challenge for September and October.
I think I'll join in! Good bye paper towels! And bottled water!
I'd do the diaper thing, but without a washer and dryer, it's just as expensive to do cloth. Ugh. Someday I'll have a washer and dryer and $300 worth of all-in-ones, pockets, or other sort of diaper...
And for those of you in our area, Good Earth Natural Foods is selling a Kleen Kanteen-like bottle. Stainless Steel, no aluminum! I've got to head over there!


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As the V&A's groundbreaking Bowie exhibition transfers to Berlin – site of his creative transformation in the 70s – the singer's theatrical side has been pushed centre-stage, writes Mark Espiner
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Great ship and service, but very elderly passenger clientele
Sail Date: December 10, 2015
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This was our first Princess cruise after several other cruises with Carnival and Norwegian. The Royal Princess was a beautiful, relatively new ship. Service, food, and entertainment were all very good. We were shocked by the demographics of the passengers. We are both 61 and we felt like youngsters on this cruise. I'd, say the average age was over 70. There were so many obese, and handicapped (wheels chairs, mobies, walkers) passengers that it actually started to get kind of depressing. It felt like we were a floating nursing home. I don't know if this was representative of a typical Princess cruise, but it will definitely cause us to think twice before booking another one with Princess.
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This one is as easy as it gets, since it appeals to the smallest subgroup out there: gays and lesbians who read comic books. Not too many people cater to that particular market. But Richard and the rest of the crew at Zeus not only do just that, they do it in style, with regular get-togethers at neighboring Mexican restaurant Ciudad for rainbow-flag readers. Both places work fine on their own (Zeus is one of the best comics shops in town, especially for people just getting into reading them; Ciudad's food is flip-out fantastic), but they're even better together.
This bookstore on the first floor of the main Dallas public library is like a perpetual yard sale. You never can tell what books you might find, but they're guaranteed to be cheap. You can walk out the door with an audiotape, a couple of hardcover books and some paperbacks for less than 10 bucks. At these prices, the time spent looking for something interesting is worth it.
Handbooks, mouth books, bum books. Crossroads Market and Bookstore has sex manuals of every type. And they're just there on the shelf, not behind a counter or hidden beyond a velvet curtain. Just there by the cookbooks and romance novels and magazines and various knickknacks and greeting cards. But accessibility is only part of the issue. No one will look at you funny if you browse. Sure, you may giggle and blush to the shade of red found on the rainbow flags all around Cedar Springs, but no one will care. Not even the cashier, the woman standing in line to buy pie at the cafe or the guy using the Internet. Not that we would know, of course.
If you're looking for a way to get on Bowser's good side, this is the place to call. Co-owners Braden Tripp, a former chef, and Jonathan Pickens have a list of freshly made goodies that will have your pet slobbering more than usual. The menu has everything from Bow Wow Bagels ($4 a dozen) to Paw Paw's Old Fashioned Oat Meal Cookies ($5 per dozen) to Canine Cheese Sticks ($6 per dozen). None of the treats contains preservatives, artificial flavoring or color, and they're not all hot out of the oven. They'll even deliver frosty Pupsicles (with peanut butter and bananas) for the pooch who's been in the sun all day.
Yes, get a pet...and love it, and care for it, and KEEP it! In doing the research for this tender category, we were privy to far too many animals abandoned in moves or given away because they cost too much to feed (what?). And, of course, there's the unfortunate "he was cute when he was young, but now he's grown and, well, not so much." We advise never to utter those words near us. That's why we adopted our little babe (turned over for no apparent reason) at the Animal Adoption Center. It's a nonprofit, no-kill shelter, and it's in dire straits. For providing such amazing service and surviving for years on donations and the aid of volunteers, they've been "awarded" the daunting task of raising $50,000 or being forced to close. That sucks, because they care. For the adoption fee, the center has arrangements with vets in the area for complimentary spaying and neutering, and all animals are up-to-date on shots. Five years later, we're still grateful to the center for providing us with such an amazing companion, and he's grateful to them for making sure he lived to see adoption.
At some point, almost all of the big mall computer stores decided they couldn't afford to hire salespeople who actually know anything. Micro Center is the exception: Prices are competitive, but Micro Center also puts smart salespeople on the floor. Their own line of computers is usually a good buy, and the shelves almost always offer a fuller line of choices, from peripherals to software, than what you will find anywhere else. Another miracle: When the salespeople don't know the difference, they say, "I don't know the difference."


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I had written a long editorial in support of this amazing and insightful TED talk by Rodney Byrnes but in the end I deleted it. I decided it really wasn't necessary to address something that I have covered at length on this blog. Those that know, already know.
It is no coincidence that D.C.'s most underserved neighborhoods are located east of the river. It is no coincidence that east of the river has the highest levels of unemployment in the district. It is no coincidence that although the District is experiencing record levels of prosperity and economic development east of the river is still lacking basic services and amenities. More than a river divides us.
When someone is hungry you feed them. It is the good thing to do. But making that hungry person move to a dessert to get the sandwich isn't really helping is it? If anything it is creating a new host of problems.
So why build more low-income rental housing in a market that is already saturated with it? Councilmember Barry said it best -- Ward 8 already has too much rental housing. I will have to take that a step further, Ward 8 has too much of a particular type of rental housing. There is not one single market rate rental property (without an income restriction) that is comparable to what you would find west of the river. Ward 8 literally has no quality apartments for middle income renters which is weird because we have enough vacant land and empty buildings. New market rate housing could be created without displacing current low-income residents. In order to attract quality retail and support our local small businesses we need two things: higher incomes and increased density. It is as simple as that.
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And for those who think keeping all middle income residents out of Ward 8 is a great idea, keep this in mind. That particular demographic (professionals with disposable income) represents the best chance we have at job creation in Ward 8 and we can all agree that Ward 8 needs jobs -- and lots of them. Retailers and businesses follow the money. They invest in neighborhoods that can afford them. Don't believe me? Watch the videos in the 5 blog posts preceding this one. The strongest neighborhoods are those that have a good income mix: not exclusively rich and not exclusively poor. Real estate professionals know this. Business owners know this. Even the DC government knows this. Everyone knows that the overall income levels for Ward 8 are too low to attract private sector investment. Something we need to create local jobs. Unfortunately it is very much a "chicken or the egg" kind of situation. We need higher incomes to attract employers and amneties but we need employers and amneties to attract the higher incomes. If we don't want to displace our low-income residents then we need to import some higher incomes to balance out the low ones. Councilmember Barry hit the nail on the head when he told Housing Complex reporter Aaron Wiener, "people think we don't have any money over here. Don't think that we can be homeowners. Think we're coke dealers and all that kind of stuff."
Right now on Reddit a young couple without kids is contemplating a move to Congress Heights and is asking for a recommendation. Unsurprisingly every single commenter (DC residents no less!) are advising that couple -- those potential Ward 8 residents -- to stay away. This happens every single day.
Think of a healthy community as a glass of lemonade. Too much sugar and it's too sweet. Too much lemon and it's too tart. We need a balance. More so for our lower income residents who could really benefit from nearby jobs, retail, and healthcare.
So build more "affordable" rental and homeowner housing (and lots of it); but build it where low-income residents will have the best and closest access to jobs that pay a livable wage; high performing schools; and good transportation. By concentrating the bulk of the new affordable housing dollars east of the river we are running the risk of increasing the already high numbers of concentrated poverty. Why are we sending unemployed or underemployed people to the two wards with the highest unemployment rates and the least number of job opportunities? Why is anyone expecting the unemployment numbers in Ward 8 to go down when we are keeping employers away? Why are affordable housing advocates okay with that? There are some organizations that are advocating for more affordable housing in communities where their own staff wouldn't visit -- let alone live. What kind of double standard is that?!
West of the river needs more "affordable" housing -- and fast. East of the river needs holistic community revitalization. East of the river needs wrap around services. East of the river need jobs. East of the river needs some higher incomes and a bit more density. And most importantly, East of the river needs to stop falling for the okie doke.
And just like that, another long editorial that I really didn't want to write. :(
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There was a recent mix up in Israel's government where one section announced that they were going to build more settlements, before the prime minister's office shut it down. The Huffington Post, in a rare moment of magnanimity decided to cover this news. Of course the readership's anti-Israel hate parade was slowed not even for a second, as they just found other things to complain about or pretended that the stop wasn't really what it appears to be:
Once again it becomes clear that Israel's actions are not the the cause of antagonism toward it, but merely an excuse. Once one excuse is removed, another will be found.


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Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Burst Crackle Polishes From Victoria Nail Supply
Victoria Nail Supply recently started carrying a line of crackle polishes called Burst Crackle. There are 12 shades available, which you can view here. These retail for $3.75 and are the standard 0.5 fl. oz. bottle size. They dry to a matte finish and if you're not crackled out by now, you might want to give these a try. I found the formula to be very workable--thin and fast-cracking. I put a lot on the brush for Hot Spot above just to see what kind of crackle effect I'd get, and as you can see, a lot is not better!
As far as color comparisons, Aqua Marine is quite close to China Glaze Crushed Candy. Pretty-In-Pink is similar to China Glaze Broken Hearted, but the Burst brand is more fuchsia than pink, with richer pigmentation. Obviously, Blizzard and China Glaze Lightning Bolt are both straight white shades. The other three Burst shades I got are all orange/coral tones, which I don't have anything similar to. I will mention that Hot Spot (when applied thinner!) is more similar to Orange Delight than they appear to be in the bottle next to each other, as you can see above.
Of the Crackle polishes that I have (old Cover Girl, OPI Black Shatter, China Glaze Crackle Glaze), the Burst polishes have the best and easiest formula to work with. The bottle is nice and heavy--they remind me of the Del Sol bottles--and the brushes are well-made. The formula is on the thin side but very pigmented, and they crack very quickly. The fuchsia shade and the 3 orange/coral shades are very bright and almost neon.
I keep thinking I don't need more crackles, but when I saw these I was curious about them, so...you know how it goes! I'm sure I'll probably pick up a couple of the Sally Hansen ones too when they come out. Are you cracked out yet or are you still enjoying this trend?
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not impressed with any crackle/shatter. im old school that is like chipped polish!!ReplyDelete
I have one black crackle that I eventually "cracked" and bought after ignoring the trend for so long. It's okay, but I don't feel the urge to layer it over every mani. That's when I know it's true love.ReplyDelete
I am liking my China Glaze Crushed Candy crackle, however,Sunflower, looks like a pretty color crackle to me.Thanks for the info.ReplyDelete
I have the China Glaze Crackles and the OPI Shatters.....liking the OPI one wayyyy better so far. This might be an interesting prospect.ReplyDelete
I still love this look! Orange Delight looks pretty!ReplyDelete
Doesn't Victoria Nail Supply only sell to licensed professionals? Is there a way around that? I've seen a lot of bloggers talk about shopping there, and I know they're not nail techs. I'd love to know how to order from them.ReplyDelete
NEVER enough crack(le) LOL!!!ReplyDelete
I'm loving Crackling nail polishes even more!!!!!ReplyDelete
Finally, some crackle polish. I'll have to order these. Thanks for swatching these.ReplyDelete
More crackle polishes? These look nice :)ReplyDelete
lovely color~ i hope they don't chip off easily:)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 21, 2011 at 2:13 PM
Purchase them at $7/each in Morgantown WV... Look cheap and ugly... Wished had purchased the OPI brand.ReplyDelete
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Honey Organic Natural Perfume
All hail to the queen bee! The sweet partnership between bees and flowers begins with an elaborate dance and results in this treasure of orange blossom, Moroccan and Bulgarian rose and more… Also available as a solid crème perfume and a highly dosed eau de parfum.
A regal, opulent composition of French orange blossom, and Moroccan and Bulgarian roses sits on a throne of deep vetiver, Madagascar vanilla, honey, the Purrfumery's own beeswax, and propolis. It is crowned with rare antique clove, pomegranate and pink grapefruit. This royal blend is set in a rich base of sandalwood and vanilla infused alcohol.
Honey Perfume contains bee products, so it is not strictly botanical.
Honey liquid perfume makes a royal gift, bottled in an elegant Brosse crystal stopper bottle and tucked into an enchanting dupioni silk purse with its own Victorian scent card.
The crème perfume arrives in a custom-designed ruby-red jewel box, tucked into a bejeweled dupioni silk and velvet pouch with its own Victorian scent card. Velvet & Sweet Pea crème perfumes are made with organic golden jojoba oil and organic unrefined honey beeswax.
"Honey" is a completely erotic masterpiece of blended orange blossom, roses, vetiver, vanilla , honey , beeswax and propolis finished with rare antique clove, pomegranate and pink grapefruit. It is bewitching, a bottled love potion and how you unleash it is up to you. I personally love it when worn in my hair, cleavage and inner thighs. It warms up as you do and becomes sweeter with your heat. It has an energy all its own and I love it because I can wear it during the day, yet it becomes completely captivating at night. It's one of those fragrances that draws a man towards you like a honeybee to pollen. Quite frankly, my husband didn't know what hit him but he was delighted to be completely spellbound. The first time that he noticed it, I was going on and on about Laurie and her perfumes and her cats. He took one look at me, nipped my catnip scented wrist and proceeded to kiss me in a way that made my knees weak. Enough said. She truly has the gift.
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Honey Story
In 2008, I created a honey perfume based on the flowers that bees naturally gather their nectar from, along with tinctures I made with propolis and wax from the behives in my garden. One summer, a swarm of bees arrived in our garden. Awed, I called a local beekeeper to remove the swarm. He explained the bee swarm to me instead. I learned that swarming is the way bees multiply. Half of an old hive travels with a newly made queen in search of an ideal environment for a new hive. I felt honored that the bees had chosen my garden for their new home and I knew wanted them to stay. I asked the beekeeper if he would teach me more about bees and help me build hives for them. He did - and the bees have stayed! I am continually in awe of the bees who grace my garden. To me, they are an affirmation of the cycles of life and of life's sweetness. Our first honey harvest produced the most delicious honey I have ever tasted, and this year, 2114, our honey won "Best of the East Bay" at the Berkeley Biodiesal Oasis Harvest Festival! Now, I eat a little honey everyday!
Pomegranate and Honey
I have chosen the essence of this ancient fruit with it's jewel like seeds to crown my honey perfume. There is a pomegranate tree just behind the beehive in my Perfumer's Garden. I have come to associate the queen bee with the pomegranate that wears its own little crown. Depictions of the Ancient Greek goddess Hera, show her wearing a pomegranate crown rather than a wreath or a tiara. Pomegranates are also central to the Greek myth of Persephone who went deep into the underworld for the darkest six months of the year. This dark time helped her discover her own hidden wisdom. She emerged in spring with her new found gifts of transformation, freedom, and rebirth. Combining floral and honey essences along with essences that are deeper and darker is how Honey Perfume came to be. I had an anguishing loss in the year that I created Honey perfume, and when I emerged from the darkness, Honey helped me celebrate the sweetness of life!


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The claim to ownership of approximately 22,000 square miles (or 58,000 square kilometres) in northwestern British Columbia by the Gitksan and Wet'suwet'en peoples first entered the courts in 1984 with the filing of the statement of claim. This high profile case was brought before B.C. Supreme Court Judge Allan MacEachern in 1987 and was heard over 374 days, ending in the spring of 1990.
Partially due to a ban imposed on courtroom photography, Don Monet of Hazelton attempted to capture the soul of the three-and-a-half-year-long sovereignty case with a collection of cartoons, portraits and sketches. These were combined with the notes and transcripts of Gitksan writer Skanu'u (Ardythe Wilson) for Colonialism on Trial: Indigenous Land Rights and the Gitksan Wet'suwet'en Sovereignty Case (1991).
Lawyers Stuart Rush and David Paterson at first argued unsuccessfully on behalf of Ken Muldoe (also known as Delgamuukw) and the Gitksan and Wet'suwet'en. Judge MacEachern ruled that Aboriginal rights in general exist at the "pleasure of the Crown" (accepting the Judgement in R. v. St. Catherine's Milling and Lumber Company [1885]) and are therefore extinguishable "whenever the intention of the Crown to do so is clear and plain."
MacEachern dismissed the evidence of academic experts who included Hugh Brody, Arthur Ray, Antonia Mills and Richard Daly. "The anthropologists add little to the important questions that must be decided in this case," he declared. MacEachern referred to Thomas Hobbes' Leviathan to characterize the lives of Gitksan and Wet'suwet'en ancestors as being essentially "nasty, brutish and short," and therefore too primitive to constitute an organized culture.
"The unique thing about about our nations is that we weren't nomadic nations," Ardythe Wilson says. "We were settled in ancient villages." Wilson's viewpoint has ultimately prevailed with the ratification of the Nisga'a Treaty in 2000, invalidating Judge MacEachern's earlier findings.
The full legal description for the case before MacEachern was as follows:
British Columbia. Supreme Court. In the Supreme Court of British Columbia between Delgamuukw, also known as Ken Muldoe, suing on his own behalf and on behalf of all the members of the House of Delgamuukw, and others, plaintiffs, and Her Majesty the Queen in right of the province of British Columbia and the Attorney General of Canada, defendants : reasons for judgment / of the Honourable Chief Justice Allan McEachern (Smithers, B.C.: Smithers Registry, Supreme Court of B.C., 1991)
It was re-argued as:
British Columbia. Supreme Court. Court of Appeal for British Columbia between Delgamuukw, also known as Earl Muldoe, suing on his own behalf and on behalf of all the members of the Houses of Delgamuukw and Haaxw (and others suing on their own behalf and on behalf of members of thirty eight Gitksan Houses and twelve Wet'suwet'en Houses as shown in schedule 1), plaintiffs, and Her Majesty the Queen in right of the province of British Columbia and the Attorney General of Canada, defendants : reasons for judgement Vancouver Registry, Supreme Court of B.C., 1993)
Skanu'u (Ardythe Wilson) & Don Monet. Colonialism on Trial: Indigenous Land Rights and the Gitksan Wet'suwet'en Sovereignty Case (Gabriola Island: New Society Publishers, 1991).
Skanu'u (Art Wilson). Heartbeat of the Earth: A First Nations Artist Records Injustice and Resistance (Gabriola: New Society, 1996). Foreword by Buffy Sainte-Marie.


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Great cruise, leaving NYC was great
Sail Date: August 05, 2008
Reviewed: 8 years ago
Traveled As: Couple
Room Type: Oceanview
The dining room has flexible seating, lots of tables for 2 or 4 or 6, not alot of big tables with multiple parties sitting at them. The food quality in the dining room wasn't as high as was expected, steaks were difficult to get correct and some of the options seemed odd for an upscale dining room (lasagna, enchiladas etc), but the formal night had lobster tails and there were several really good options, just not every day. Although the buffet was really good all the time, we didn't try the Supper club but we did hear it was fantastic.
The nightlife was great, we didnt have any kids so we were out every night, the sing along piano bar was a great spot as was the jazz club and dance club. Were else can you have dinner, see a show, go to a piano bar and then finish the night dancing.
Leaving NYC harbor is an absolute must, the views of Manhattand from the top deck were amazing and then the ship passes right by the Statue of Liberty and then squeezed under the Verrazano Narrows bridge. We got up early on arrival so we could take pictures of the sunrise over NYC.
Pros: great service, great ship, departing and arriving in NYC harbor, shows, nightlife
Cons: dining room food quality
Recommends Carnival Miracle? Yes!
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|Food and Dining
Dining room fed didn't meet our high expectations but was acceptable, the buffet restaurant was great though with lots of options, deserts are definitely the highlight.
Skip the midnight buffet festivale really not worth it.
|Ship Quality
|Ship was large for Carnival, the interior spaces were nicely done and not too over the top. There was always lots of empty spaces inside the ship and out on the decks.
|Service and Staff
|One word: outstanding! After 8 days you got to know your room steward, certain bar servers even Roger the pianist in the piano bar. Really a great expericence.
|Cabin / Stateroom
|We had a lowest level outside cabin (deck 1) the room size was great, King size bed with walkaround space, a couch, a chair, 3 closets and a dresser with drawers, we were able to unpack and the suitcases fit under the bed. Bathroom was small, but that's expected. The only down side was the dampness, the room and central air didn't have any exhaust ducts so the room tended to be damp all the time, but we survived.
|Lots to do and see. Our first see day afternoon we ran into inclement weather so we spend alot of time indoors, and they had lots of activities going on for all ages. At night the ship really came alive and there were people all around at all hours.
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|Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
Great stop, lots of shopping (altough mostly jewelry) and Magan's Bay beach was amazing. We want to go back and spend more time on the beaches.
Don't Miss: Beaches such as Magen's Bay or Trunk Bay
|Grand Turk Island
|There is nothing there at the dock or nearby, there is a beach, but its coral sand with lots of rocks and coral in the water so it not that pleasant to lay on the beach or swim. The tour center had some shopping and a Margarittiville bar/restaurant with a large pool. There were some local pick pockets around so we had to keep watching our stuff, otherwise it would have been more enjoyable.
|San Juan, Puerto Rico
|Lots of history, the shopping was very commercialized with chains such as Coach, Del Sol, Gap, etc. It was very hot and being in a city there wasn't alot of ways to cool off. We wished there were more beach oppurtunities.


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Gluten-Free Caraway "rye" Dough
Recipe by Demelza
This is from Judith Fertig's book 200 Fast & Easy Artisan Breads. I have never made it, but am posting it by request. The master recipe is already dairy free, and you can use an egg substitute if you need to. It is the assortment of flours & other ingredients that is supposed to give you a finished product that resembles a rye bread. The recipe notes that the dough is unique, at first it will resemble a very wet batter. After an hour it will thicken to the consistency of brownie batter. After 2 hours it rises to about 1 inch from the top of the bowl & looks like cornbread batter or golden mashed potatoes. The raw dough doesn't taste like a yeast bread dough. I will create a gluten-free recipe book in my shared cookbooks that will include all of the gluten-free recipes from this book. If you don't have a baking stone, you can still make artisan breads, just make sure your oven has preheated for at least 30 minutes & add the 2 cups of water to a broiler pan
Top Review by Tinkerbell
Amazing! I love, love, love rye bread! I'm Irish and the Reuben sandwich is one of my very favorite foods, but after going GF, I nearly cried having to give away my rye flour and thinking I would never get to eat rye bread again. I also use rye bread in my homemade stuffing for holidays and really, really missed it this year. I am over the moon happy now that I have a "rye bread" recipe that tastes just as good as a bread using rye flour! I reduced the recipe by half, which was easy except for the oil. After measuring and dividing the 1/3 cup of oil in the full recipe, I ended up using 3 Tablespoons in the half recipe. This loaf of bread is moist, dense and has a beautiful rye flavor that is definitely not over-powering. Even the "light only" rye lover in the house loves this bread. I wasn't able to bake this recipe with the baking stone and water, because I already had a slow-cooking recipe in the lower oven. I had to use the upper oven and there just isn't room for even the baking stone, but it baked up wonderfully anyway! Thanks for posting another awesome, forgot-that-it's-even-gluten-free bread recipe, Demelza!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups brown rice flour (stone ground)
- 2 cups tapioca flour (or potato starch)
- 2 cups chickpea flour
- 1 cup cornstarch (or corn flour)
- 2 tablespoons xanthan gum
- 2 tablespoons instant yeast (or bread machine yeast)
- 2 tablespoons caraway seeds
- 1 tablespoon salt (fine table, or kosher)
- 6 eggs (or equivalent substitute)
- 1⁄2 cup cocoa powder (unsweetened)
- 2 cups lukewarm water (mix 1 cup hot tap water & 1 cup cold tap water to get lukewarm temp of about 100 F )
- 6 tablespoons light molasses (fancy grade)
- 1⁄3 cup vegetable oil
- 2 teaspoons cider vinegar
Directions See How It's Made
- Measure flours and cornstarch into 16 cup bowl, whisk to combine well.
- Whisk in xanthan gum, yeast caraway seeds & salt.
- Lightly beat eggs in a separate bowl, add cocoa, water, molasses, oil & vinegar to the eggs. Whisk to combine.
- Add wet ingredients to flour mixture, and whisk until a smooth, very loose, batter-like dough forms.
- Cover bowl with plastic wrap (or a shower cap) & let rise at room temperature for 2 hours or until the dough has nearly risen to the top of the bowl & has a thick, golden, mashed potato-like appearance.
- Use immediately, or refrigerate for up to 3 days before baking.
- For 1/2 a recipe of dough grease a 9 x 5 loaf pan, or scoop about 1/3 cup of batter into each of 12 greased muffin cups, cover with a teatowel & let rest at room temp for 40 minutes.
- For artisan baking, preheat oven to 350°. Heat baking stone on middle rack & broiler pan on lower rack for about 30 minutes while preheating oven.
- Pour 2 cups hot water into broiler pan. Place loaf pan or muffin pan on hot stone. If making 2 loaves, place pans at least 3" apart on baking stone.
- Bake rolls for 22 - 25 minutes, loaves for 27 - 30 minutes, till crust is medium dark brown. Instant read thermometer inserted in center should read at least 190° F, or 90°C
- Cool in pans on wire rack for 10 minutes. Remove from pans & let cool on rack.


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535 155th Avenue NW, Andover, MN 55304
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Beautiful, spacious backyard! House is a bit dated, but has good bones. Two gas fireplaces, large kitchen. Don't miss this one!
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Property Details for 535 155th Avenue NW, Andover, MN 55304
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2 Full
Lot Size: 0.46 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 100x200x100x200
Year Built: 1977
Garage Dimensions: 2 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Driveway - Asphalt, Garage Door Opener
Style: (SF) Split Entry (Bi-Level)
Neighborhood: Nordeen Add
Water: Well
Sewer: Private, Tank with Drainage Field
Square Feet: 2361
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1250
Below Ground Sq Ft: 1111 (approx)
Room Information for 535 155th Avenue NW, Andover, MN 55304
Upper Floor
Living Room: 18x13
Dining Room: 12x9
Kitchen: 10x9
Bedroom 1: 17x14
Bedroom 2: 13x10
Deck: 20x4
Deck: 14x12
Lower Floor
Family Room: 17x14
Bedroom 3: 17x12
Bedroom 4: 13x11
Laundry: 11x11
Dining Room Description: Kitchen/Dining Room
Family Room Characteristics: Lower Level
School Information for 535 155th Avenue NW, Andover, MN 55304
School District: Anoka-Hennepin
School District Phone: 763-506-1000
Interior Features for 535 155th Avenue NW, Andover, MN 55304
Appliances: Cooktop, Wall Oven, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Water Softener - Owned
Air Cond: Window
Heating: Baseboard
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (1111 sq Finished) Full, Finished (Livable), Day/Lookout Windows, Concrete Block
Exterior Features for 535 155th Avenue NW, Andover, MN 55304
Lot Description: Tree Coverage - Medium
Lot Dimensions: 100x200x100x200
Roof: Asphalt Shingles, Age Over 8 Years
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for 535 155th Avenue NW, Andover, MN 55304
Tax Amount: $1,924
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Tax/Property ID: 243224210018
Tax Year: 2016
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Everton came out the stronger against fellow strugglers Coventry, leaving Walter Smith another three points closer to Premiership safety. Meanwhile, Coventry chairman Bryan Richardson backed under-pressure manager Gordon Strachan and demanded that the club's players face up to their responsibilities.
Despite growing demands from supporters for Strachan's dismissal following this dismal home defeat by fellow strugglers Everton, Richardson pledged his support for the Scot and accused high-earning players of selling the club short.
'There is no way Gordon Strachan can take the blame by himself. Once the players cross the white line, he cannot trap the ball, do their running, tackling and goalscoring for them, ' said Richardson, whose hopes of tying up the £5million signing of Wimbledon striker John Hartson this week will hardly be aided by fans' unrest.
'They are trained and coached properly and I am satisfied that he sends them into action fully prepared for the jobs they are expected to do.
'Too many of our players are not facing up to their responsibilities when they get on the pitch. It is easy to just blame Gordon, while they get into their expensive cars.
'We have people at this club earning in a week what some supporters might take a year's labour to achieve - and that's where football has gone crackers.
'Top players these days are earning fortunes and, if they are doing the business, good luck to them. But what it also means is that average players are basing their wage demands on some kind of pro-rata parity and they are not worth it.
'People might say it is Gordon's fault because he bought them. But that's not the reason we lost against Everton and are so near the foot of the table. The players we have at this club are all capable of performing to a much higher standard.
'Let them be honest about it, look at their reflections this morning and ask themselves if they truly earned their corn against Everton.'
Strachan, whom Sportsmail understands came close to quitting after last week's 3-1 loss at Newcastle, knows he cannot afford any more displays like this.
David Thompson, a £3m purchase from Liverpool last summer, was one of the few home players to emerge with respectability against an Everton side missing 13 regulars, and he admitted a climate of fear is enveloping Highfield Road.
He said: 'Conceding two goals early on destroys your confidence, especially when you're near the bottom, and it's tough mentally.
'You're frightened to try things in case they lead to a goal for the other side. I've never been in this position before and it gets to you.'
Strachan refused to talk about the protests, which included chants of 'Sack the board!' during the game as well as around 100 fans staying behind for more than half-an-hour after the final whistle to call for him to leave.
As football demonstrations go, it was fairly tame but the crowd had made their point.
Boos were echoing around High-field Road as early as the 31st minute, when Everton captain Kevin Campbell stroked the ball into an empty net to give the visitors - without a Premiership win in seven games before Saturday - a scarcely believable 3-0 lead.
The damage had been done in the opening 14 minutes, when the impressive Scot Gemmill took advantage of a huge gap in the Coventry defence to score and then Danny Cadamarteri rounded off a flowing move with a clinical finish under £8m-rated goalkeeper Chris Kirkland.
It was all so comfortable that Lee Carsley's penalty four minutes from time had 'consolation' written all over it.
Michael Ball, who admitted on Friday that Everton's days as one of the League 'big boys' were a thing of the past, was imperious at centre back while Campbell, captain for the first time, and Cadamarteri dovetailed up front.
Everton had not won here since 1993 and with the likes of Paul Gascoigne, Duncan Ferguson, Francis Jeffers, Thomas Gravesen and David Weir missing, the style of their win was all the more impressive.
Even during the first half, as they brushed Coventry aside, Niclas Alexandersson and Alec Cleland both went off with fresh injuries, while Gascoigne faces a second operation which will keep him out for another month.
The former England midfielder, who underwent a hernia operation after damaging a thigh in the home defeat by Aston Villa on November 5, has suffered a similar injury in training.
'Paul is to have another operation,' said Goodison manager Walter Smith. 'In making his comeback in training the other day, he did exactly the same thing as he did against Villa.
'He slipped when kicking the ball and he has the same injury again. He will have to go in to get it looked at and it will be a minimum of three weeks before he is back.'
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I use the Federal 124 gr +P HST. Haven't had any problems with them.
This is a discussion on What grain 9mm? within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I usually go 'big' my 45 is 230, and I like it that way..... more mass to hit the person. however this means slower speed, ...
I usually go 'big' my 45 is 230, and I like it that way..... more mass to hit the person. however this means slower speed, which means very heavy clothing = less penetration because impact is absorbed
now I can't decide what grain 9mm I want... 115, 124 or some bid 'ol 147s....
decisions decisions!!!!
I think i'm going with Rangers, its a proven round... was thinking maybe some TAP or federal's tactical stuff but meh... I know ranger is the good stuff :)
I use the Federal 124 gr +P HST. Haven't had any problems with them.
Federal HST 147g for me.
anyone know if 226 is 'ok' for +P? I'm pretty sure...
Speer GDHP 124+P
Just remember that shot placement is much more important with what you carry than how big a bang you get with each trigger pull.
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When I bought my 9mm SD ammo, I didn't know about HST (might not have been out yet, I suppose). So I have Federal 124gr EFMJ+P, and it shoots very nicely from my P226, indeed.
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Historically the Illinois State Police load from Federal (9BPLE) has a good track record. That is a 115JHP +P+ I believe. I personally prefer a +P or +P+ in the 124-127 grain range. Right now I am using Ranger T's.
And yes, the P226 can handle them just fine.
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Seems like we narrowed it down to a reasonable amount..
I'm also a fan of 124 gr., and here's my explanation I recently posted on Glocktalk:
Optimum cartridge selection is necessarily a compromise; and here's why:
Momentum is mass times velocity. Both mass and velocity contribute to momentum in a linear fashion.
Kinetic energy, when discussing a bullet in flight, represents the amount of negative work required to stop the bullet. In other words, to reduce its velocity to zero with reference to the velocity of the target. Unlike momentum, kinetic energy is the product of mass times the square of velocity, a nonlinear equation.
These are two separate measurements, and both are based on the mass of the bullet.
So people who say that a heavier bullet will have more momentum, and thus more stopping power, than a lighter bullet, are right.
And people who say that a lighter bullet can be given much greater initial velocity with the same amount of propellant as a heavier bullet, and thus much greater kinetic energy, and thus greater stopping power, are also right.
There are extremists arguing in favor of very light but very fast bullets, and in favor of very slow but very massive bullets, all on the basis of some theoretical ideas that they appear to have made up.
My view is that Forest Gump was correct: "I think it's both." So I use bullets weighing 124-125 gr. that have a published kinetic energy of at least 230 foot-pounds at fifty yards. That's enough weight to avoid excessively rapid loss of energy (since kinetic energy also DECREASES with the square of velocity), but powerful enough to shatter human bone at any reasonable defensive range. And lighter bullets tend to have a flatter trajectory, which makes aiming at moving targets more precisely accomplished. So that's my compromise.
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Any brand name 124 grain +P JHP, and if that is too stout I would drop down to any of the good non +P brand name 115 grain JHPs. The 9mm relies more on velocity to be effective than either the .40 or .45. The 147 grain bullet is too slow IMHO and the +P version may be too stout to fire in some lightweight pistols.
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Evoque HSE Dynamic LUX TD4 Diesel Manual (180hp) (4WD) 2.0 Litre
Evoque HSE Dynamic LUX TD4 Diesel Manual (180hp) (4WD) Car Leasing Pricing Information
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Deposit Information
Pricing is based with 6 payments down and 5,000 miles per annum/
- CO2 Emissions - 149
- Combined MPG - 49.6 mpg
- Transmission - MANUAL
- Fuel type - Diesel
- Automatic Xenon headlamps with LED Signature
- Rain sensing windscreen wipers
- Front fog lamps
- Tyre Pressure Monitroring System
- Exterior mirrors - memory function and auto dipping in reverse gear
- Locking wheel nuts
- Dynamic front bumper**
- Dynamic side sills**
- Dynamic rear bumper**
- Dynamic exhaust with skid plate**
- Exterior mirror caps in Santorini Black**
- 19 inch six-spoke alloy wheels (style 603)
Transmission & Driving Dynamics
- Intelligent Stop/Start (Manual)
- 6-speed manual transmission including intelligent stop start technology
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- Electronic Power Assisted Steering (EPAS)
- Dynamic Stability Control
- Traction Control System
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Welcome to this week's challenge at Stamp, Ink, Paper. Your challenge, if you choose to accept it, is to create a Shaker card. Expect to see some amazing creations from our talented team this week.
I've used Dragonfly & Oval framelits for my card today.
The Birthday greeting comes from the stamp set called Birthday Blast and the filling for my shaker are the Sprinkles embellishments from the Occasions catalogue.
The cardstock used is Basic Black, Pool Party and Flirty Flamingo and Dazzling Diamonds glimmer for the Dragonfly. I also used some retired Primrose Petals ribbon.
Shaker cards are something I don't make very often but I do hope you've enjoyed seeing mine. Can't wait to see what you create for the Stamp, Ink, Paper challenge this week.
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EPITAPHS Epitaphs are often inspired by the deceased person's life and accomplishments. The most famous epitaph is simply, "rest in peace." An epitaph is the short phrase or poem that is inscribed on a gravestone marker in memory of the person who is buried there. Epitaphs are usually serious and sad, but someitmes they can be funny. Here lies Kelly (A)
Oh he was quite the knave (B)
He's staying out of trouble now (C)
A resting in his grave. (B) Most of these funny cemetery tombstone epitaphs came from graveyards in the old West, where it was often left to acquaintances or even strangers to choose the words on a tombstone, and where a sense of humor was a survivor tool. Here are some funny epitaphs from real tombstones: It was a Cough
That carried him Off.
It was a Coffin
They Carried him Off In. Stranger, tread
This ground with gravity.
Dentist Brown
Is filling his last cavity. Here lies Lester Moore.
Four slugs
From a forty-four.
No Les
No More. Here lays Butch.
We planted him raw.
He was quick on the trigger
But slow on the draw. Here lies the body
Of Margaret Bent
She kicked up her heels
And away she went. He got a fish-bone
In his throat
And then he sang
An angel note. Here lies the body
of John Round.
Lost at sea
and never found.
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Rejection to move above the trendline resistance area trigger significant bearish yesterday as price now traded below my key support 1.0120 again, indicating limited bullish correction so far. I think we are still in no trading zone area and the bias remains neutral in nearest term. On the downside, psychological level around 1.0000/33 area is a good place for long position with tight stop loss below 1.0000. Immediate resistance at 1.0120. Break above that area should trigger further upside momentum and keep the bullish correction scenario intact.


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Home Real Estate Humor Family Moves Into New Home, Gets A Rude Awakening From Menacing Neighbors
Family Moves Into New Home, Gets A Rude Awakening From Menacing Neighbors
"Use the right tool for the job"…
The wisdom in that saying is why it's been said for centuries. After all, you wouldn't bring a knife to a gunfight, or a cat to a dogfight, would you? The point is, it's not wise to do something yourself if you're not qualified to handle the job. You want to use the right tool, or person, that the situation requires.
This brilliant 60 second commercial by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) delves into the process of buying a new home… and biker gangs. As to how the two relate, you'll have watch to find out.
At the end, you'll understand why Realtors are so important.
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Concours d'LeMons
You have to seriously wonder what pushes a middle-aged man to dress up his 1975 Lincoln Town Coupe as a horse — stuffed rider included — title this equine-powered beast "The Phony Express," then drive brazenly for hours on end in the middle of the night to flaunt it at a gathering of like-minded freaks. And what to say about Pintos, K Cars and Gremlins from an era thought forever bygone (if not one that many wished would remain so) reappearing out of nowhere in droves? Or why in the world would some white dude sporting a Don King hairdo show off Roseanne Barr's camouflaged stretch limo equipped with a Johnny Weissmuller's call-of-the-jungle horn?
Despite appearances, this singular happening doesn't take place on Halloween night, nor can it be found in Ripley's legendary "Believe It or Not" collection. It does seem to resemble, however, a passage into the Twilight Zone as you travel through another dimension: Welcome to the infamous and anything-but-classy Concours d'LeMons, the black sheep in the prestige field of Concours d'Elegance, where ugliness meets the bizarre, authenticity is never an issue and rust appears in no shortage.
In fact, you will be forewarned by organizers that tetanus shots are not provided, so caveat emptor... in the extreme! You may even be shocked to discover that this is one concours where judges are overtly exposed to bribery, thanks to participants placing diverse oblations on the hoods of their vehicles in a desperate attempt to snatch the highly coveted "Worst of Show" award. Yes, Worst of Show.
The Concours d'LeMons prides itself in "celebrating the oddball, mundane and truly awful of the automobile world." Clearly, the very notion of seriousness is taboo here while, much like the scent of lemon, there is a feeling of freshness in the air. So it's no surprise that this offspring of the car counterculture takes place in the chic Bay of Monterey, Calif., right before and near the traditional sexagenarian Grand Lady of Pebble Beach.
Perhaps it's the surprise factor mixed with an irresistible child-like fascination for the grotesque or the unpredictable that draws the crowds. Plus, no one else is doing it, plain and simple. Even the press has gotten in on the action big time. Since its inception five years ago, the Concours d'LeMons' whimsical homage to the wild and weird has received the attention of literally every mainstream automotive media and, interestingly enough, that of unexpected giants from the establishment, including The New York Times and Wall Street Journal.
"If there is a top, there has to be a bottom; for every zenith, there is a nadir. I guess people want to see it all," says Alan Galbraith, the brains behind the quirky wheels of misfortune genre. With many racing events and car shows under his belt, this enfant terrible from California felt the time had come to provide a special place for crappy cars, truly orphan marques and other olvidados of all stripes.
The story started a few years ago when he met a kindred soul by the name of Jay Lamm, whose idea of having fun was to organize 24-hour races a la LeMans for vehicles worth $500 or less. Lemons, for short. Some notable car guys soon got excited. The concept grew in leaps and bounds as the number of rallies proliferated across the nation. They decided to push the envelope further and create a public platform such as a concours to showcase these poor man's rides. Tickets were initially sold in an attempt to make the citrus operation financially viable — a challenge by any stretch of the imagination. Then, three years ago, some outside-the-box thinking at Hagerty led to a major, and exclusive, sponsorship of the Concours d'LeMons by the company, the direct benefit of which was visitors now being able to attend for free.
More than 1,000 fans flocked to Seaside this year for a taste of d'LeMons' latest edition. They were treated first-hand to a trick or treat bag of some 90 specimens in the various über-bizarre classes ("Swedish Meatballs," "Unmitigated Gaul," Needlessly Complex Italian," etc., etc.). The Worst of Show grand prize went to Scott Bosé's 1949 Voisin Biscooter, a genuinely rare collector's item as only one of two actually owned by French designer of plane and car fame Gabriel Voisin.
Which in the end begs the question: Why are chronically flawed or otherwise unfriendly cars nicknamed "lemons" after all? It appears that the vocable can be loosely traced to the beginning of the 20th century as both a British and American slang. But with its self-deprecating one-word lemon ad of 1960, the Mad Men at Doyle Dane Bernbach (DDB) developed for Volkswagen a concept so revered that it would revolutionize marketing strategies for decades to come. Their tagline, "We pluck the lemons, you get the plums," crystallized their pitch with consumers, helping to jet-propel sales of the Beetle into the millions during the early 1960s. Not a simple task, given the post-WW II mood prevailing between Germany and the U.S. back then.
In 1970, economist George Akerlof coined the term in a milestone article titled "The Market for Lemons" published in the Quarterly Journal of Economics about the problems of asymmetric information that plague markets. The paper became one of the most cited in modern economic theory and earned its man the Nobel Prize in 2001 — quite the trip for a tiny fruit forever defining the lowest of lows among cars.
You've probably heard the saying, « When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. » But perhaps there is a dual lesson to be learned here about the manner in which the lemonade gets served and how to savor every drop of refreshment it offers. And if there is such a thing as the proverbial perfect lemonade, humor may well be the best sweetener there is, especially when combined with a heart-felt passion for the antique automobile. Cheers!
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I was never a fan of facsimile. It's expensive, cumbersome, sometimes unreliable, has high maintenance costs and the output is decent only if compared to a 1970s photocopier's output. Which is why I squirm when having to deal with parties which insist that correspondences with them should be via fax only.
Therefore, you should be able to understand my joy when I discovered the Internet and the nifty tool that has to offer: Email. It's a godsend. I can type whatever info I want to send to somebody and have them receive it almost instantaneously as soon as I click the "Send" button. Additionally, I can attach supporting documents and images effortlessly along with my email. Furthermore, I'm virtually guaranteed that the recipient will have an exact printout of those attached documents and images should they choose to have hardcopies.
I thought that this should be enough to kill fax once and for all… how wrong was I.
Instead, comes a whole slew of web based fax services all over the Internet. I can't help but think; "In the name of all that's holy… WHY?!". Shouldn't we just move along? Remember horses and carriages? Neither did I… my ancestors abandoned them quite some time ago for bicycles, motorbikes and cars. Now why can't we do the same with faxes?
The thing that really bugs me is why would you need web based fax when other communications technologies enabled by the Internet are much better in terms of cost savings, efficiency and reliability?
If any of my esteemed readers out there are using web based fax services, could you kindly enlighten me on the merits of using such systems. I honestly would like to know what benefits web based fax has over email or even traditional facsimile.


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Some of you remember the great photowalk we had down in San Clemente. I really had a good time there. On my photowalks, typically I stop from time to time and tell the assembled crowd what I am doing. Well, I finally got a chance to process this quintet!
I felt fortunate to have a good friend that had an amazing condo that overlooked this same beach. Frankly, after a long day and night of shooting, I felt spoiled and happy just taking a few more steps to my pad... grabbing some cool drinks... opening the patio doors to listen to the surf... good times!
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A merger between UFJ and MTFG would create the world's largest bank.
Just this week, UFJ, under pressure from shareholders, said it would consider a bid by Sumitomo.
UFJ is mired in a court battle with Sumitomo over a previous agreement to sell it UFJ's trust banking business. The court did not yesterday, as expected, rule on an appeal to overturn an earlier ruling that UFJ must adhere to the deal.
A decision could be made today.
According to Yomiuri newspaper, UFJ and MTFG are preparing two possible agreements - one that includes UFJ's trust bank unit and one that does not, depending on the outcome of the court case.
UFJ and MTFG had been expected to sign a basic merger pact by the end of this month.
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Dr. Nishi Viswanathan, a Director and our CCO (Chief Content Officer), Nishi is a medical doctor with a Masters in Nutrition from the University of Texas at Austin. Today, Nishi takes care of content strategy at Chillibreeze and keeps all of us on our toes. As we say at Chillibreeze, she is our "real boss" and is on her way to making Chillibreeze the premier location for Content writing in India.
Vilasini Kumar, a Director and our Chief Operating Officer, has a Masters in Math and experience in the area of community communication. She is our business strategy sounding board. Between her and Nishi, they have jumpstarted Chillibreeze. They are constantly improvising and setting up systems to help us grow. A lot of our growth can be attributed to Vilasini's professional execution and warm leadership personality.
Joanna Budelman, from Lafayette, Louisiana now living in Shillong, India. They are both small towns with friendly people. Did you know she is an artist? She has a bachelor of Fine Arts and experience with consulting in graphic design. Joanna is good at lots of things and can't be put in a box. She was our first Sales Coordinator and now heads the Chillibreeze Design division in Shillong.
Ralph Budelman, an entrepreneur from Chicago and our Managing Director, started out with a vision that involved leveraging the power of the Internet and the talent for content generation that led to energizing and fulfilling careers for many. Much of what one sees of Chillibreeze today has evolved with time and experience, and mirrors Ralph's vision.


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kinder teacher...I'm now obsessed with
drip cakes!
|fondant cupcakes
|found this Welcome to the World
frame from Hobby Lobby,
borrowed the globe from my sis
|custom apron
|donut bar
|what is there not to love,
even Walmart ornaments
look elegant
|living room loveliness
complete with a library ladder
so whenever you feel like
your inner Belle needs to come out
|our diaper cake for precious Ruby Pearl
|cookies by our favorite cookie lady, Tamara
|fresh pink carnations
|lemonade and water
|Hobby Lobby wooden circle banner with
Michaels ribbon tassel garland
|9 years ago, she hosted my baby shower
along with the Roger Bryan peeps...
it's an honor to throw her this shower
with Mark Fine peeps
|front door decor
old suitcases from our
hostess' friend
|I ordered a 20x30 poster from
Sams Club Photo
and mounted on a foam board...
the Hello World is the front
of our invitation
|beautiful inside and out
|Congratulations Mrs. Auclair!
We can't wait to meet precious Ruby Pearl


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Resurrecting Kato (and other memories of pets gone by)
Can you think of a scenario more nostalgic than one in which you're forced to undertake a picture-by-picture, letter-by-letter purge of your personal life?
Long-departed pets shoulder their way back in, their images proliferating on your bedspread. Their old tags tinkle alongside Canine Good Citizen certificates as a ream of ancient adoption paperwork flutters to the floor.
Spring cleaning is underway in spectacular fashion in the Khuly household. Yes, I know it's not spring. In my defense, I did start in spring. It just so happens this year's been a long, slow burn kind of "clean."
Remember the last time you moved and all the crap that went out the window? This go-round is perhaps even more thorough than that. The kind of clean-out that happens only a few times in your life. (Case in point: over a thousand old books have already been adopted into good homes or donated to the library in advance of my new Kindle.)
But it's not just about upending boxes of old photos and digging up glorious animal treasures. Aided by this summer's failure of hot water heaters (plural), a well pump, and my electrical panel (you should see last month's electricity bill) along with a mold problem and an exterior rotting wood scenario, this year's spring fling won't likely be complete 'till Christmastime.
You know how it is. Whether it's time to move or just time to sit down and mindfully organize your life's possessions, it's always frustrating to sort through the chaff...but immensely rewarding to rediscover the wheat along the way. And sometimes, if you can get past the tears, it's cathartic to revisit the times and places that have defined your life.
Among the glories: Embarrassing pics from my first college road trip (that hair!). Graduation snapshots from high school (God, I hated that place). Black and whites of two boxers playing in the Philadelphia snow (color shots would have been a travesty for that foul neighborhood). Newborn portraits from my son's first day home from the hospital. All the long-gone cats, dogs, birds and the one pretty pony from my tween years.
And then there was the piece de resistance: A patient's cage card I'd saved from my very first euthanasia.
Kato was a young boxer whose undefinable autoimmune joint disorder had led to high fevers and debilitating pain. Despite what must have been agony (if what humans describe for similar situations is any measure), Kato never lost his drive to lick your hand, wiggle his stumpy tail in a perpetual windshield-wiper motion or give a happy-ear look whenever you peeked in on him. All this from a prone position atop his orthopedic mattress in the hospital ward where he lived for a week amid a blur of potent pain meds and a scrub-clad crowd of soon-to-be-vets.
After a week and a series of immunocompromising drugs had failed to bring him any relief, his kidneys rebelled and Kato declined. That's when I was handed the syringe and asked to participate––if I could––in his euthanasia.
Afterwards, as I wheeled him to the necropsy room behind a veil of tears, a wise vet hospital worker spoke to me: "Remember how you feel right now and keep it with you for your whole career. If you can do that you'll be a great vet, no matter what else happens."
It's only a 1.5 x 3-inch sliver of blue molded plastic. But it looks kind of odd amid all the kooky costume jewelry I used to wear in vet school. That's why after this weekend's box-raiding session it's time to give it a proper place. It's own frame, perhaps? In a stately spot in my home office?
Maybe it's a morbid thought, but sometimes resurrecting the dead is doable after revisiting a pile of ragtag ruins––even when they happen to come from a moldy closet alongside a leaky water heater. Luckily, some things can be repaired. And when they can't, at least they can be well-remembered.


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South Africa yesterday paved the way for a mass boycott of next month's Champions Trophy in Pakistan when it announced it was pulling out of the little-loved tournament on security grounds.
The International Cricket Council board is expected to make a final decision on the venue tomorrow but the South African position - shared by England, Australia and New Zealand - leaves two realistic alternatives: host the competition elsewhere, which would anger both Pakistan and India, or cancel it altogether.
A spokesman for the South African team explained that the decision had been based on a mixture of government advice and players' concern, while Norman Arendse, the president of Cricket South Africa, called on the ICC to "reschedule the tournament as soon as possible". With West Indies yesterday appearing to side with the sceptics, the odds on the tournament not taking place have increased.
The South African announcement comes only three days after the chief executive of the Australian Professional Cricketers' Association, Paul Marsh, said he felt Pakistan was unsafe to tour, and security sources confirmed yesterday that the situation in the troubled republic had deteriorated in the last two weeks. Marsh's English counterpart at the Professional Cricketers' Association, Sean Morris, added: "We're all in the same boat. Where [South Africa's decision] leaves the Champions Trophy is hard to tell."
The gloom that has been descending on the beleaguered competition in recent weeks has extended to Pakistan, where the national board's chief operating officer, Shafqat Naghmi, said: "We are deeply disappointed and, when a decision was to be made on Sunday, we think South Africa made a hasty choice. Now it's up to the ICC to take a decision but I would say South Africa's refusal will hurt the event."
England will not make an official announcement until after tomorrow but it is inconceivable that the ICC can stage the tournament without the world's eight strongest teams, not least because of the disquiet that would be felt by the competition broadcasters ESPN Star Sports. An ICC spokesman was non-committal, saying: "We are aware of South Africa's decision but we will comment only after discussing various aspects of the issue during the ICC board teleconference on Sunday."
However it is understood that the game's governing body will discuss a venue switch today. Sri Lanka is the official stand-by host but South Africa are willing to step in at the last minute too, with the Wanderers ground in Johannesburg and Newlands in Cape Town both primed.
Even so the secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, Niranjan Shah, expressed his country's continued support for its neighbour. "We are firmly behind Pakistan," he said. "If Pakistan says the country is safe to play in and the tournament can be held on schedule, they have our support. But I can't say what the BCCI stance would be should the tournament be cancelled or moved."
Since the ICC remains beholden to the whims of its constituent members it is likely that India's influence on the Pakistanis will now be crucial. The two countries have already threatened to boycott the Champions Trophy if it is staged outside Pakistan. But since the ICC's security task force has already failed in its attempts to allay the western nations' worries, the tournament's future could depend on India's willingness to appear as if it has lost the power struggle and lobby the Pakistanis for a change of venue.
The Indians may not be disappointed if the Champions Trophy fails to take place. Since they lifted the World Twenty20 in South Africa a year ago, the focus of world cricket's powerhouse has shifted from the 50-over game to 20-over cricket, with the emphasis on non-international cricket.
They have already had to move the money-spinning eight-team Champions League, which includes Middlesex, from September to December because of ICC concern over its proximity to the Champions Trophy. Cancellation may do little to discourage India's plans for Twenty20. The future of more than one competition could be at stake tomorrow.