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Re-grouting is a bit more challenging but within reach even for beginning do-it-yourselfers. However, if re-grouting looks like a job you would rather leave to a professional, ask a local tile supplier for recommendations.
1. Use a grout saw to cut away any cracked or loose grout and to score stable grout between tiles. Clean away dirt and debris with a soft-bristle brush.
2. Wearing latex gloves, mix up the new matching grout according to label directions.
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cook time: 20 minutes
servings: 1 dozen
nutrition: whole grains, fiber, potassium, healthy fat, no added sugar
Apple Carrot Muffin recipe
Here's a tasty, nutritious, wholesome muffin recipe for your baby's first Holiday season from Yummy Spoonfuls founder, Agatha Achindu. One of best ways to get a variety of nutrients from fruits and vegetables into your baby's tummy is through baking. This baby food recipe contains apples, bananas and carrots — perfect for baby's first wholesome holiday treat — and contains NO sugar. Agatha uses whole grain flour instead of bleached refined flour because it's packed with nutrients (protein, fiber, B vitamins, antioxidants, iron, zinc, copper, and magnesium).
When making homemade baby food for your little one, Agatha recommends using organic ingredients. Baby's first foods should include wholesome and nutritious options to create a lifelong love of healthy eating.
Let's bake!
1 1/2 cup whole wheat flour
1 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp nutmeg
1 YummySpoonfuls Only Apple pouch
3 very ripe bananas, mashed (1 cup)
1 cup finely grated carrot (4 small carrots)
1/3 cup melted coconut oil
2 eggs beaten
1 tsp vanilla
*In order to make easy finger foods for your baby, we recommend using the mini muffin pan. A regular muffin pan will do too!
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees and gently grease your muffin pan or use paper liners.
2. Whisk together flour, baking soda, nutmeg and salt.
3. In a separate bowl, mix contents of Yummy Spoonfuls Only Apple pouch, bananas, carrots, oil, eggs, and vanilla.
4. Fold the dry ingredients into the wet; gently combine as you don't want to over mix.
5. Transfer into the muffin pan using a spoon.
6. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes if using a mini-muffin pan or 30 minutes for a regular muffin pan. Always check that the tooth pick test comes up clean.
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Fancy a little taste of France in the heart of Canberra at Buvette Bistro and Wine Bar.
The Canberra dining scene continues to amaze me, with fabulous new boutique hotels and restaurants popping up on a regular basis. And if you love all things French like me, then Buvette Bistro & Wine Bar in Hotel Realm is the perfect place for a good dose of Parisian wanderlust. Having just returned home from an extended holiday in France and suffering from 'reverse-homesickness', I soaked up that wonderful French feeling back on home soil.
Located within the Five Star Hotel Realm, Buvette Bistro & Wine Bar is a beautiful space to enjoy all day French style dining, whether you want to enjoy a leisurely coffee in the sun, a long family lunch, or an intimate Parisian style dinner. With a philosophy of good food, great wine and excellent service, Buvette Bistro & Wine Bar offers a constantly evolving menu fuelled by a love of French culture, cuisine and traditions. I highly recommend the famous Buvette 'Petit Feast' – a decadent spread of miniature French style savouries and sweets, fast becoming one of the most popular things to do in Canberra.
Executive chef Fabien Wagnon, was born and raised in the North of France, and believes in keeping the food pure and simple. As such, Buvette Bistro & Wine Bar offers no fuss French cuisine with bold flavours, locally sourced produce and an amazing wine list too. With classic French standout dishes like twice baked Gruyere Cheese Souffle, Beef Bourguignon, Bouillabaisse, and Brulee Trois, fellow 'Francophiles' like me are sure to fall in love with this place. The décor is sophisticated and elegant, with a wonderful relaxed Parisian feel too.
I was lucky enough to share my first Buvette Bliss experience last weekend with a dear friend, who also happens to share my love of all things French. The conversation flows as fast as the Champagne as we catch up on a year's worth of gossip over mouthwatering cheese souffle and crispy apple crumble. Thanks to Buvette for taking me back to 'Paris'. I can't wait to return.
Buvette Bistro & Wine Bar is located within the fabulous Hotel Realm. So why not plan to stay for a blissful weekend and explore all that Canberra has to offer. Hotel Realm is ideally located close to Canberra's city centre and a bevy of the nation's most revered cultural icons such as the National Gallery of Australia, the National Portrait Gallery, Old Parliament House, and the stately Lake Burley Griffin. It is a short walk to the many cosmopolitan shopping, eating and entertainment options of Manuka and Kingston and close to all the drama of Parliament House. The Buvette Bliss package is just perfect for a romantic getaway – including overnight accommodation, mini Moet & Chandon on arrival, two-course meal at Buvette Bistro and Wine Bar, parking, free wifi and late checkout.You can read about our fun weekend at Hotel Realm here.
* I was a guest of Hotel Realm and Buvette Bistro. Photos by Hotel Realm.


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Commercial Cleaning Appointment Setting
Presupuesto $30-250 USD
Commercial (no Residential Cleaning) Cleaning Company based in London, UK is looking for native English Speaking Telemarketer/Call Centers who will set up appointments for us to bid on Cleaning Services. WE WILL PAY PER QUALIFIED APPOINTMENT, and only per appointment. Seeking individuals or companies that can provide high-quality leads. Please send your references with your Bids.
Appointment quality:
• Hours of Cleaning – minimum of 10 hours a week
• Frequency of Cleaning – 5 times or more a week.
• Target Markets – All Commercial Facilities
• Decision Maker - Facilities Manager, Property Manager, Person in Charge, Owner
• No shows from prospects = no appointment and therefore no payment.
• We will still pay for appointments WE miss.
This will be a pilot program. However, this may lead to a long term relationship with the Telemarketer/Call Center if successful. We are looking for 4 to 6 QUALIFIED appointments in a week, BID PER APPOINTMENT, with a $20.00 bonus if we sign a contract. A Qualified appointment is described as an appointment at which our Operations Manager visits a decision maker and submits a bid with that potential customer.
Please indicate if a call/prospect list NEEDS to be provided.
All appointments should supply the following information:
1. Name of Decision Maker.
2. Contact Information of Decision Maker (ext., direct line, email, etc).
3. Company Name.
4. City.
5. Zip Code.
6. Prospect's specific needs.
7. Best time for Client Rep to Contact Decision Maker.
8. Current janitorial services supplier (if any), and current frequency, How satisfied they are, issues/problems with current janitorial services provider and if possible, current costs.
9. Square footage
Telemarketer/Call Center responsibilities and qualifications:
Clear and fluent English.
You need to log all call activity and record some conversation for our
You need to send call scrip for our approval/modification.
Timely communication with us (we expect daily emails).
Previous experience with janitorial services marketing.
When you bid, bid the entire cost - we will not pay for telephone lines, telephone usage, or anything over what you bid (please include everything in a per appointment bid).
Payment Details:
*100% commission based telemarketing
*No upfront money or fess will be paid
*Payment is made each Friday (no later than 3pm MST) for all scheduled qualified appointments for the previous 5 days.
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Tokyo meets Seoul in the new Asia Keys collection
Explore the otherworldly fashion of streetwear, inspired by the streets of Tokyo and Seoul.
H&M is once again back with a limited-edition Asia Keys collection. Quirky silhouettes and an experimental spirit, meant to play with perception, characterize this season's drop.
The styling is about freestyle mix-and-matching statement pieces. A black dress clashes with a white net dress, and is mismatched with a tartan oversized shirt.
Uniquely ubiquitous – colourful pompoms give Minnie Mouse a new fashion edge.
A manifesto of freedom of expression and unity, the slogan "HUMANITY UNITED" is printed on a sportswear-influenced, oversized hoodie.
Street romance – a flower-printed t-shirt is an unexpected but perfect partner to a pair of washed-out jeans.
Skate nostalgia reinvented in a constructed and fitted silhouette. The bomber jacket is one of the collection's statement pieces.
Play with words for a new fashion attitude.
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Photographer: Liu Wen
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Community-Based Patient Care
Distance Expert®– Medical aids physicians and healthcare professionals worldwide in the diagnosis and care of patients with Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders.
Distance Expert®– Medical features user-friendly, web-based questionnaires, video-referenced assessment measures and other tools designed to ensure collection of quality data in sufficient quantities. These integrate easily into routine physician activities.
Interactive internet-based tools for acquiring patient data facilitate e-mail communications and video conferencing.
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Jats' indefinite fast enters fifth day
The indefinite hunger strike of six Jat activists entered the fifth day on Sunday at Mayyar village in the district.india Updated: Mar 10, 2013 21:21 IST
The indefinite hunger strike of six Jat activists entered the fifth day on Sunday at Mayyar village in the district.
They demand reservation for the community in government jobs under the other backward class (OBC) category. "If something happens to protesters, the responsibility will lie with the Haryana government," Ram Bhagat Malik, spokesperson for the Jat Arakshan Sangharsh Samiti, Haryana, said on Sunday. He said the samiti national president, Yash Pal Malik, will visit Mayyar on Monday.
Among the people sitting on fast includes a woman, Lashshmi Sangwan, 36, from Dadri. "I am ready to sacrifice my life for the demand," she said.
The condition of Kitab Singh, 66, and Ram Sarup, 60, worsened and medical help was offered.
The samiti has threatened to cut off supply lines to New Delhi from March 15 if their demand is not accepted.
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Summer Jordan is a talented artist who is currently delaying her dream of studying at the Art Institute of Inland Empire to become a successful graphic designer. She made the difficult choice to put her education on hold in order to continue to live at home and support the person who never gave up on her, her grandmother. Summer needs financial help so she can re-visit her choice and break out of the cycle, all while continuing to help her grandmother.
If you would like to support Summer, the button below will direct to you to a gofundme page where you can donate monetarily. You will be helping Summer Jordan fulfill her dreams of going to college. Not only will this include tuition for the Art Institute of Inland Empire, but also support her family while she is earning her degree. You can also help by sharing the page and the Op-Doc video to help bring awareness to Bad Kids everywhere.


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Marriage and Divorce
At the start of the 20th century, it was usual for a man and woman to start courting in their late teens or early 20s, marry after a few years, and start a family. Fewer than one third of women had had sex before they were married, and it was usually with their future husbands. Homosexual relationships were condemned, and gay marriages were unheard of.
Divorce was not common in the early 20th century. The only legal basis for divorce was adultery, and because there was a stigma attached to sex outside marriage, it was difficult to gain social acceptance as a divorced person.
If a divorce was granted, custody of any children was automatically granted to the father. Before the 20th century, few women were financially independent, and it was usually husbands who earned the greater part of the family income and would control resources. During the 1920s, legal reforms took place that gave a wife property and inheritance rights above any children. This ended the idea of marriage as a patriarchy.
The wars disrupted family life in many ways. Many husbands were abroad for long periods, women worked, and children were evacuated for safety. Loneliness, stress - and new opportunity - contributed to many illicit relationships. The work of the Marriage Guidance Council, established in 1937 to educate the public about the emotional, psychological and sexual elements of marriage, increased noticeably. After the Second World War, women's experiences had opened up employment opportunities in professions such as nursing and teaching, so women had to rely less on marriage for financial stability.
In the 1960s, the introduction of the contraceptive pill for use by unmarried women meant that the fear of unwanted pregnancies was lifted. The Abortion Act of 1967 permitted the termination of pregnancy in specific circumstances and made the procedure available on the National Health Service. Sex before marriage became more common. People still wanted to get married, but the concept had changed and marriage became a more balanced partnership.
In the 1980s, couples started living together whether or not they were to be married. One third of children were born out of wedlock, but illegitimacy ceased to be a social stigma. Divorce grew throughout the century and by the 1990s as many as one third of marriages ended in divorce. Marriage continued to be important however and figures for remarriage were high.
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Slash and burn agriculture.
Agricultural field after burn
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Oil palm plantation.
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imaginationWednesday, May 22nd, 2013 | tags: bereavement, family, magic, tanking Thomas |
I was 6yrs when they started dating. I've no memory of the widow without him next to her. He would tell an engaging story, fold some paper, do some magic. She enthusiastically edited and annotate his stories. They talked, behaved so smoothly, as if they were one.
The front door opens as I walk up the garden path. With a smile and short wave of her hand she beckons me in, while she puts on her coat. Piles of papers and boxes of things are neatly arranged around the edges of the very clean lounge. I've been wondering what to say to her. What do you say to recently bereaved people? She places a photograph album on my lap. Her step-children made the album for her from photographs they printed to the wall at the wake. Her coat is nowhere to be seen as she talks me through the photographs, boxes and piles of paper. The photographs are all of her husband, she's in almost everyone, his smiling shadow.
Her conversation flows easily and is fascinating. It's easy to listen to her, asking a few questions. She seems to be pouring out all the stories that have built up in the new found silences of living alone. Her conversation is mostly on topics that have arisen because of his death, practical things like dealing with finances, probate, the single-person supplements charged when you're planning a cruise holiday for one, and learning how to cooking for one. She says 'as you know' whenever she talks of being single, talking to me rather than at me. She comments in passing on the difficult emotions; not being ready to box or clear-out his things, trying to help with her step-daughter's persistent crying, depression.
The days are alright. The sun is out and I've plenty to do. He would be on the computer all day, so we didn't spend them together anyway. It's the evenings that are difficult, when it's dark. We spent our evenings together.
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(Pic.from NY. Some people spend too much time on putting spikes on their heads.)
-Hello mother ship, even if the people in New York are spaced out I don't seem to have any luck with the women. I knew I should have taken the red scarf instead!
Would you visit his space ship if he had another scarf? What I really want to know is:
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We returned yesterday from a week and half of wonderful travel, visiting some of my favorite people and places. We went to northern Virginia, near DC, to celebrate my Aunt Pami's retirement from a long career in the federal government. Then we went to my grandparent's beach house near Virginia Beach. I learned some things along the way.
1. There is no good time to an 8 hour drive with a baby, but leaving at 2 in the afternoon may be the worst. (Oh, and that's an 8 hour drive for normal people. For us, it was 10).
2. Piper is happiest when someone is holding her. It doesn't matter who. She's a social baby.
Aunt Pami
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3. Cadence can identify more dinosaurs than we thought. At the Natural History museum, she looked at the skeletons and easily told us, "There's a triceratops, and t. rex, and stegosaurus. Oh, and that's a brachiosaurus. Where's the pteranodon?" Thanks, Dinosaur Train.
4. There is no overstating the cuteness of baby cousins playing together. When they weren't trying to clobber each other.
This is James Ian. He belongs to my cousin Caleb and cousin-in-law Elaine. Is he not absolutely adorable?
5. My daughter's love of dancing runs deep. She will shut down the dance floor. See how she almost has it to herself? That's because everyone else was going home. She danced with exuberance for quite awhile and entertained many of Aunt Pami's friends and colleagues at the retirement party.
6. If I needed to cast the role of wise old man in a movie, I should cast my Dado. I've known for a long time that my Dado is supersmart. (The man published books on nuclear reactor technology. Complicated stuff.) But he really looks wise, doesn't he? I'm so grateful for him, and for my sweet Nana. I teared up when I saw them holding hands in church. They're the best.
7. Cheerwine tastes better at the beach. Even though I can get it at the grocery store here, it's just not the same. (Also, I knew I liked the Avett Brothers, but now that the Cheerwine website told me they've teamed up for a charity concert, I like them even more.)
8. Piper's hair is getting some serious curl, at least in the beach humidity.