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Peruvian, Seafood, Children's Menu, Early Bird Special, Kids Friendly, Take Out/Carry Out, TV/Satellite, Wheelchair Access, Dinner, Lunch
Peruvian, Seafood, Children's Menu, Early Bird Special, Kids Friendly, Take Out/Carry Out, TV/Satellite, Wheelchair Access, Dinner, Lunch
Restaurant DescriptionOur country, Peru, is located in the Western Coast of South America. Our cuisine is considered one of the most diverse of the world, because it has the influence and flavors of four continents. Lima, the capital, has been declared the "Gastronomic Capital of the Americas".
There are 84 ecosystems in Peru out of the 104 that exist in the world, making our ingredients and dishes as varied as the imagination can be. It is impossible to list entirely this variety of traditional dishes. Along the Peruvian coast itself, there are more than 2,000 different types of soups and more than 250 traditional desserts. It is sure to say that there is something special for everyone, even the most hard to please palates.
We have created an exquisite Menu with some of our most traditional and delicious dishes. We want to invite you to discover the flavors of Peru and have one of the most magical experiences of your life.
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When using LiveGridView and the result set returned is empty, a java.lang.AssertionError in StoreAddEvent occurs because items.size() = 0.
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This is an issue in applications where the source for the result set may not always be populated with data.
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The attached java class file (ExampleServiceImpl.txt) can be used to demonstrate the problem.
This is the java class that is used for returning result sets to the Live Grid demo in the Sencha Explorer application. The class was modified on lines 127 thru 136 so that on every 3rd GWT RPC call an empty result set is returned.
Replace the same class in the Sencha Explorer application with the attached java class file (ExampleServiceImpl.txt) and launch Explorer.
Use the Navigation tree on the left to invoke the Live Grid demo.
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In 2015, the market achieved a record-breaking RevPAR of $97.39, up 14.6% from the 2014 level. At the same time, the market saw a 0.9% decrease in the room supply because the 185-room Comfort Inn Clifton Hill was taken off the market in November 2015 to allow for the construction of a new recreation complex.
In the 2015 HVI report, the per-room value of the Niagara Falls lodging market was projected to increase by 16.1%; however, the record-breaking performance in fact pushed the per-room value up by 19.4% to $103,304, moving the market up one position point to fifteenth place among the 19 major Canadian lodging markets in the sample.
In 2016, the market is expected to have another record-breaking year because the weak Canadian dollar and low gas prices are inducing strong increases in US and domestic leisure demand. The market-wide RevPAR is projected to improve to $109.03, up 12.0% from the 2015 level, supported by increases in both occupancy and ADR. The market-wide per-room value is forecast at $120,495 for 2016—a notable 16.6% increase over 2015.
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altonbrownd (341) Chevy Chase, Maryland | June 12, 2016
Crowded bar with lots of beer on offer, bottles and taps. I drove here understanding it was a store but they also sell bottles. Unfortunately I just couldn't get the attention of the absorbed waitstaff. Maybe I'll come again some other time.
Travlr (3055) Charlotte , North Carolina | December 18, 2015
Large place, walking distance from Ballston Metro. Tons of taps and interesting bottles ass well. Flight are....wait for it....17 dollars! holy crap! No one anywhere on earth should complain of flight prices until they've come here.
Iphonephan (410) Jackson Hole/McLean, Virginia | December 17, 2015
Pretty impressive beer list. Flights available and free tastes make it relatively affordable to expand your repertoire. Busy and noisy on the Thursday night I visited.
DCLawyer (212) Falls Church, Virginia | July 2, 2015
Bar arra is laid-back. Helpful staff. Great beer selection.
GJF (54) Mount Vernon, Iowa | June 9, 2015| Updated October 21, 2015
Good selection. Far too many big screen tvs for my taste, but generally comfortable with a huge selection and pretty knowledgable staff.
solidfunk (400) Washington D.C., Washington DC | May 18, 2015
This place was a lot better than I imagine it would be. The selection is pretty good, especially for local Virginia stuff. Lots of small breweries I don't usually see in D.C. on the menu. And a lot of the classic beers I love on tap, great Belgians etc. Price is a little ridiculous sometimes (Barrel-aged BORIS the Crusher for $15 a pint). But the selecion is good overall and I haven't even seen that beer on tap in D.C. so I guess I can't complain too much. $12 a pint for Chimay on the other hand... even D.C. is cheaper than that. Had some tasty cheese fries. Great, big patio.
bytemesis (1118) Sunnyvale, California | October 29, 2014
Yep, about what i expected. Really big bar, lots of tvs. Tons of taps and bottles, but nothing really unique. That being said, they did have a pretty solid selection, and I can pretty much guarantee you will find something worth drinking. Friendly staff, dead on a Wednesday afternoon. I did manage to pick up country number 91 though!
Emeister84 (131) Charlottesville, Virginia | June 10, 2014
Lots of beer. Lots of interesting beer, from all over the world. And they don't charge an arm and a leg. The food looked quite good, though I didn't order anything. A pretty cool looking place. The bar is pretty large, and there are lots of tables in the front and back of the place, so accommodation doesn't look like it'll ever be a problem. The bartender that helped us seemed very knowledgeable and very happy to be working there. They also do live music some days during the week.
radagast83 (325) Arlington, Virginia | August 26, 2012
Had never heard of this place before about two weeks ago. Finally made it there on Friday. Place is around the corner from the Ballston Metro, and around the corner from the mall as well. Place has plenty of outdoor seating, which was good because the place was already packed when I got there around 7:00pm. Inside is a bit small. Food is also strange - they have some food they cook - mostly snacks and some hotdog/sausage dishes, but you'll need to order from one of the local restaurants to have the food delivered there for consumption. There are plenty of taps with some interesting (but not too out of the ordinary brews) there, and bottle list looks about the same. Selection is a bit more "Total Wine" than "Rustico." All in all it's a place that might be worth checking out when it's not nearly as packed.


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Oct 20, 2006 - 6:44 pm
got my dx today. the primary is in my lung with spread to my skin. I see lung specialist and hope to participate in a trial drug. Cant remember the name of it. I'm in shock, but at least I know whats going on.Thanks to all that posted and e-mailed positive and hopeful messages.Now I have to go forward with a positive attitude and believe that I'm gonna be okay. Do you guys just forget your cancer or is it always with you?
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I am glad that you have your diagnosis "figured out" so you know what to battle. I believe detection is key to success.
As far as forgetting about cancer, with time, the further you get from diagnosis, the easier it becomes. I was stage 4, and although there are times it seems like only yesterday, I'm proud to say I celebrated my 5 yr anniversary this month.
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I was diagnosed with metastatic teratoma in 1980 and completed my two-year protocol of treatment in 1982. Although one of my tumor markers tests on the high side, no physical presence of tumor reoccurence has ever been detected. Today, I received skull X-rays and blood tests for alkaloids because my physician thinks I may have Paget's Disease of the skull. My parents and only sibling are dead, I am divorced, and live alone. Fear of cancer, stroke, or some disease is always with me. It's Hell gettin' old!
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I'm glad you have your dx; somehow it seems easier to handle when we know all the facts. Now that the initial shock is just about over, you can prepare for the fight and will discover that you are actually stronger than you thought you were. Treatment is sometimes hard but do not give up hope, you are going to be okay. Take it one day at a time.
I was dx with a rare cancer in 1987 for which there is no cure. Luckily is grows slowly. Most of the time it is out of my mind and I have a normal life until I have to go for a follow-up. I do okay with the MRIs and scans but I get very nervous until I get the results from my onc. This year has been good for me, my tumors are dormant (nobody knows why it happens to me), no new ones, no pain, so cancer is out of my mind for the time being.
A friend of mine used to tell me "Chin up, forward march" and now I'm passing it to you.
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Climbing has given me as much, if not more, in friendship than it has in the actual activity itself. Whilst I love rocks and the challenges and achievements they bring, I love the people I climb them with as well. It's what I love about juggling and circus skills as well, a parallel universe that often seems to merge with my climbing world. One man stands at the centre of both- a key figure in the Venn diagram as it were- my mate Louis. So when Stuart and I found out earlier this year, by text in Font of all places, that Louis was to wed the love of his life, we were suitably stoked. You see, Stu and I would never have met without Louis, nor have had our many subsequent adventures, juggling and climbing alike . So it seemed only apt that we tag on a climbing trip as a precursor to the main event, especially given they had chosen a venue on the edge of the Peak District. Cosmo was also on board as a wedding guest, and so the planning began.
Well to be fair we got as far as booking a Youth Hostel, and figured the rest would sort itself out. Having been down to Stanage a couple of times I had a fair idea of the amount of gritstone they have down there, so we booked in at YHA Eyam and took our pick. Day 1 was looking a bit miserable and after a slow and damp start we arrived at Curbar Edge carpark to grey skies but a dry road. We quickly slipped into the holiday mood by visiting the ice cream van, then crossed the road to check out Baslow as our first stop. Whilst an impressive edge with great views across to our destination for the night, and a great place to blow off the cobwebs, there wasn't a huge amount to go at in terms of boulders, and the wind didn't encourage me to check out the easier routes. We were drawn, as many are and doubtlessly always have been, to the Eagle Stone- a behemoth of a boulder that grows dramatically as your approach it. It also looked suitably nails, with slopey breaks that wouldn't look out of place at Brimham. We settled on the easiest problem, an alleged Font 3 (!), and after much struggling and thrutching Stu finally got up the bugger. No such luck for me, and a bit of a disheartening start to the trip. However, Stu looked happy as Larry up the top, so much so that he did it about 3 times. Turns out the problem is called Men Only, and it certainly seemed to be giving Stu a testosterone boost.
Given we had a few hours til check in at the YHA we reckoned on time to walk back and have a peek at Curbar, especially as the clouds seemed to be clearing. In fact by the time we arrived at the Trackside boulder we had blue skies and sunshine. Added to that was the quality of the boulder itself- it seemed to have everything you could ever want from a boulder in terms of grades, height, styles and grit. Needless to say I was much happier, and a good hour was spent working the lower grade problems, culminating in Stu expending his last reserves of testosterone from earlier by working and ticking a great looking Font 5 crack. Time was also ticking though, so we scrambled Vietnam style through the bracken up to the Edge then headed across the valley towards Eyam and our bed for the night. Turned out we had picked a cracking hostel, and Stony Middleton down below had a cracking curry house, or rather Curry Cottage, which all helped top off a great start to the trip.
For Day 2 we decided to leave the Eastern grit and drive over to the Roaches, given that it wasn't that far off and that Stu had never been. Cosmo and I had visited as part of a Learn to Lead weekend a few years back so we knew what a great place it was, though we had only bouldered as a warm up before getting laden down with rope and metal. The Lower Tier was much as I remembered, a magical glade with some quality slabs, and gave us a good morning of climbing before Jetboiling up some noodles, with the guide offering us suggestions and plenty of scope for a few more problems as well. However, I was encountering a problem the other boys weren't, on account of their long trousers- midges! Given the Roaches location above a boggy moor it seemed the midges had no accounting for the time of day and were loving the warm temperatures and lack of breeze. Heading up the stone staircase to the Upper Tier I hoped moving out of the trees might shake them off but there was no such luck. The boulders there looked amazing though, and so we decided to crack on. However, it seems that plenty of other people had thought the same thing, for many years and with bigger boots I reckon, and as a result it seemed al the best holds had been polished up a treat. I carried on regardless but was halfway up one boulder worrying about slippy smears when a midge flew up my shorts and bit me on my inner thigh. That kind of sealed the deal for me, there's a time and a place for that kind of thing and this wasn't it! Stu was flagging and needing some pop (his life blood) and so we decided to call it and head off to a midge free zone.
This led us to Crag 4, by which time we were seriously starting to flag. Luckily Robin Hoods Stride is the sort of place you'd go to even if you had no idea climbing even existed. A crazy jumble of rocks that appear to have been dropped in a pile in the middle of pleasant rolling hills, many of the rocks seem to have rolled off to create some great bouldering spots. We managed a couple of these as we dug deep, Cosmo in particular getting a second wind as he discovered the art of traversing slabs by running at them as fast as possible. However, the chips in Stony Middleton were starting to smell pretty good and so we headed back for sustinence, a power nap, then a pleasant walk up onto the hills above Eyam to end the day.
Saturday arrived, the day of the wedding, and although we had a good few hours til the reception that could have been filled with more climbing we reckoned it would be best to save getting hot and sweaty for the wedding dance. It would have been rude to leave the Peaks straight away though so we chose to park up on Curbar Edge again and a mosey along it, taking in the views. We picnicked by Smiling Buttress, wondering at the tiny size of the holds and the horrendous landing. Just watch Tyler Landman swinging out on the last move and try not to catch your breath at the drop below. Then go and have a look at the landing for yourself and try not to swear just a little. All that remained for us was to change into our finest garbs in Chesterfield Tesco toilets before heading for a wedding.
I'll save you a blow by blow account of the wedding, save to say that Louis is now an honest man, and future trips with many buddies were planned and discussed over many an ale. I feel like I've only tickled the belly of the beast that is Peak Grit, and am thoroughly looking forward to heading back down soon as I can. Or rather, as soon as we can.


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A tip from the public that came into Halton Police after a video surveillance photo was posted online at theifp.ca this week has led to the arrest of a Georgetown man for a break-in at a Main St. N. Laundromat.

During the Nov. 22 break-in at Park Coin Laundry in Georgetown, money was stolen from the office and video surveillance showed a man forcing open the office door to commit the theft.

After receiving the tip about the suspect's identity, police executed a search warrant at his residence where they found evidence implicating him in the offence. No money was recovered.

Charged with break, enter and theft and breach of undertaking is Richard Hilts, 29. He is to appear in Milton court for a bail hearing today (Friday).

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A Brampton man was charged after police responded to 10 Sideroad and Adamson St. S. area for a report of a semi-conscious man behind the wheel of a vehicle.

Charged with impaired care and control, having over 80 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood and possession of a controlled substance under 30 grams is Joseph Camara, 38.

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A Mississauga man is facing charges after a vehicle left the roadway and rolled into the ditch in the Barber Dr./ 10 Sideroad area about 2:30 a.m. Sunday. The driver wasn't injured.

Charged with impaired driving and having over 80 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood is Roger Singh, 30.

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Police are investigating an assault on Miller Dr. in Georgetown early Wednesday.

About 1:50 a.m., a 20-year-old Sault Ste. Marie man, who was attending a party in the area, went for a walk and was assaulted by two unknown males. The man received minor injuries and was taken to Georgetown Hospital where he was treated and released. The man had no description of the suspects.

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Two dual axle dump-style trailers valued at $7,500 each were taken from a Tenth Line residence/business sometime between Dec. 13-17. The trailers have large decals on the sides and back.

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Halton Hills firefighters received an unusual call for a child caught in exercise equipment Tuesday (Dec. 10). They responded to a Gray Gate residence about 1:15 p.m. where they found a three-year-old boy stuck in the bars of an elliptical machine.

The child was freed from the machine and left in the care of the EMS. He wasn't injured.


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You can pull it in your garage or shady area,spray glass cleaner on it and let soak.Wipe off, repeat if necessary. do small areas at a time. If you scratch the paint, polish it then wax... should be good to go.
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When I am feeling sad...*miscarriage mentioned*
What do you do when you are feeling sad about your loss?
I have two reborn baby dolls that I bought on eBay and I like to hold one of them when I'm feeling sad about my miscarriage. They are both by the same artist. They are hand painted and weighted to feel kind of like a real baby. I don't know why, but sometimes it makes me feel better to hold one. Hopefully that doesn't make me sound totally weird.
Does anyone else do anything like this?
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That's a beautiful thing to do. :)
When I'm feeling sad, I try to connect with my body. I breathe, I feel where the sadness is (heavy feelings in my head and chest, slump shoulders, clenched jaw, furrowed brow) and just try to "be there" in my body. I am a dancer (used to dance professionally, now teach and dance for fun) and it's been really strange feeling so disconnected with my body in the last year with my 3 losses.
I find this works better for me than trying to connect with my mind- it devolves into arguments with myself, unnecessary dwelling on worries or facts I can do nothing about, regrets, things I wish I had said or done. If I think it through, I'm worse off.
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Thank you so much, Mel. :dothug:
I love that you connect with your body when you feel sad. I am going to try to do something similar. I love going to the gym and working out on the treadmill. Instead of just zoning out to music, I think I'm going to try to connect with myself while I'm there.
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When I'm feeling really down I try to either spend time with DH (if he isn't busy) and if he is I try to do something I enjoy. Sometimes when I need time to think I go to where ever there is water. We have a pond & a creek I can walk to from my house. I love to just sit with my feet in the water and think. The sound of the moving water from the creek is one of the most relaxing sounds to me as well as all the nature.
BTW, I think it's really sweet what you do.
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Thank you, Katie. :heart:
I love water, too. I wish that I lived near the ocean.
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:hug: That is very sweet.
For me I do all sorts of things. I take walks around our lake, I bake cookies, vent to DH or on JM, and when I am really down I take off work and go visit one of my best friends and her 2 miracle twin girls and get some good baby snuggles in while I can talk everything over with her. That almost always pulls me out of it. Sometimes I just let myself cry though and snuggle up with my kitty and let it all out.
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text: How To Go Green For St. Patrick's Day Theresa March 4, 2017 Family, Holidays, Toys 36 Comments St. Patrick's Day can be a celebration for the entire family. If you're looking for a creative way to celebrate, you're in the right place! Whether you want to avoid the crowds at your local parade or need help finding ideas for a kid-friendly celebration, today featured on Theresa's Reviews are unique ways to celebrate with tips on how to go green for St. Patrick's Day. Go Green For St. Patrick's Day With St. Patrick's Day around the corner, use the holiday to teach your children how to go green. Instead of buying green accessories that won't last long, teach what being eco-friendly means. If you buy sustainably-produced children's products, you can host a green celebration that the whole family enjoys and the world can appreciate. Shop from these 5 eco-friendly companies Each toy purchase influences the environment. Shopping from companies who make sustainable products can make a big impact in the world. While out shopping this past week, I spotted many festive green accessories. Since my children would only wear these items one day out of the year, I realized that there must be a more eco-friendly way to shop for St. Patrick's Day. Instead of buying inexpensive items that would end up in a landfill, I looked into how to shop for green items for my children. Escape into an adventurous getaway in a cotton canvas Pacific Play Tents teepee To set up a comfortable nook for reading, set up the 8 feet tall Cotton Canvas Teepee from Pacific Play Tents. Made from 100% cotton with well-varnished organic wooden poles, the teepee can create an adventurous hideaway indoors or outdoors. After adding some bean bags, pillows, and blankets, the whole family fits inside it. When my daughter needed a quiet spot to do homework, the teepee was the perfect place to work in solitude. 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With the adorable zoo figures, the theme will appeal to children. Made from food grade bamboo fibers, you get all the strengths of traditional plastic dish ware with the additional benefits of an eco-friendly design. My daughter was happy with her new dish set. Since many of her old dishes are worn and faded, this new set was vibrant and appealing. Clean without chemicals with e-cloth For a chemical-free cleaning solution, check out the Chemical-free Cleaning Home Starter Kit from e-cloth. When you use these three clothes, you can clean all major hard surfaces in your home – without chemicals – and remove 99% of bacteria just using water. You receive the bathroom cloth, general purpose cloth, and glass & polishing cloth. While my daughter was amazed with how soft the cloth was, I liked how effective it was. Since I don't like using chemicals, this was a great solution for getting the cleaning done. Switch to a reusable drink box Drink in the Box to conserve plastic Conserving plastic is easy to do and can make a big difference in the world. With the Drink in the Box, you not only get an easy-to-clean water container, but you can also add fresh fruits. Instead of giving your children sugary juice, they can try out different fruit mixed with water to get a delicious flavor. My daughters would fill up on juice instead of food if they could, but with this nifty product, they can have a more healthy lifestyle. Would you go green for St. Patrick's Day? Getting in the spirit of holidays brings joy to the home. When there's a reason to celebrate, I embrace it. Our family loves parties! When I looked for children's spirit wear for St. Patrick's Day, I was disappointed in the rowdy, party-oriented items we found at the mall. Teaching about the environment was a much more powerful message to share with them. What are your thoughts on using St. Patrick's Day as a reason to teach about environmental awareness? Share your thoughts in the comments section at the bottom. Photos of our eco-friendly St. Patrick's Day celebration Below, you can check out the photos of our eco-friendly St. Patrick's Day celebration. We celebrated early so we could share these moments with you! If you like any ideas, click the Pin button to save it for later and share with your friends by using the share buttons at the bottom of the article. To discover more St. Patrick's Day inspiration, you can read How To Make A DIY 4 Leaf Clover Potato Stamp for St. Patrick's Day and Simple DIY St. Patrick's Day Candle Holder. With a Pacific Play Tent teepee, children can hide out and make fun St. Patrick's Day crafts to surprise the whole family with later. Rabbit Rally is a family favorite. Not only is it made from a sustainable forest, but it also has sweet animal characters. Rabbit Rally was especially fun to play with my older daughter, who was the ideal age to practice estimating distances. No St. Patrick's Day celebration is complete without a delicious, festive meal! Enjoy it on biodegradable, eco-friendly dishes. When you use a re-usable drink box, you can make basic water more appealing. Simply add fresh fruit! After every celebration, you need to clean up well! With e-cloths, you don't have to use any chemicals. For more holiday tips, follow Theresa's Reviews on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, Flipboard, and Youtube. Disclosure I received a free item, but it in no way influenced my opinion. 36 Responses Cassidy's Adventures March 4, 2017 Wow, these are some really great ideas! I especially like that you have found a way to make it eco friendly to have fun for kids! Great post! Reply katriza March 4, 2017 These are such cute ideas for St. Patrick's Day! I will definitely have to try a few of these. My kids will love them! Reply Kim March 5, 2017 I love how you related going green with this holiday. My son needs a quick tutorial about going green! We're still teaching him. Reply Toughcookiemommy March 5, 2017 I think this is a great way to teach kids about St. Patrick's Day and about taking care of their planet. It's a wonderful teaching opportunity. Reply Mandy Carter March 5, 2017 I love the idea of reusable drink box! I need to get a couple of those for our road trips Reply Shelah March 5, 2017 I so love the way that you chose to interpret "Go Green for St. Patrick's Day". Thanks for the eco-friendly resources! Reply heather phillips March 5, 2017 I love love love that you are talking about going green for saint Patrick's day. Green – the color the holiday represents. Also I would love to get one of those juice boxes so much more durable than the store bought ones! Reply Wendy March 6, 2017 I really like the "green" concept for St. Patricks Day. Neat! Your kiddos are adorable! Reply robin masshole mommy March 6, 2017 I am sad to admit that we are not very green in our house. I love your eco-friendly ways to be green 🙂 They give me a good place to start. Reply brandi with Big Fit Fam March 6, 2017 I must admit that we aren't a very GREEN family these days, we could definitely use these tips on a daily basis! Reply karen March 6, 2017 Love the clever theme of this post in relation to St Paddy's day and going "green"! I'm all about being mindful of eco-friendly companies and try to buy non-chemical ick when cleaning! Reply Jeanine March 6, 2017 Sounds like some great ideas! We've never really done anything for St. Patrick's day but sounds like going green would be something we could do! Reply Amber March 6, 2017 I love your take on "green" for St. Pattys day! So clever. We don't use chemicals in our home either, so I will have to check into this magical cloth 😉 Reply Jean March 6, 2017 You found sine really great 'green' items! I really love the teepee, it looks like lots of fun 🙂 hope you have a great st Patrick's day! Reply Amanda H March 6, 2017 What a fun way to go green! I love the teepee and the game! I'll have to look into these for my kids. Reply Amanda March 6, 2017 Forget the kids, I want that teepee all to myself. It looks like a comfy escape to read my favourite books. Reply lydia March 6, 2017 Oh I love all of these! Do I have to have kids to make a teepee? Haha! We used to have a fancy dinner every year for St. Patricks, maybe we'll bring it ack this year? Reply Melissa March 6, 2017 That teepee it is a great place for kids to hang out. I loved all your green ideas and it is so good to get the kids used to that lifestyle. I especially like the reusable drink box and biodegradable dishes. Reply Joanna @ Everyday Made Fresh March 6, 2017 What a great idea to go green for St. Patricks day! I love the idea of really going green! Great tips! Reply Krystel @ Disney on a Budget March 6, 2017 What an interesting idea to use St. Patrick's day as the perfect opportunity to go green. I'm loving that tent, reminds me of a movie I liked as a kid. Reply Lauren March 7, 2017 Some great ideas to become a little more Eco friendly come St Patrick's Day! Unfortunately in Australia and NZ St Patrick's Day isn't celebrated immensely as it is in the USA or Ireland. Reply Jessi March 7, 2017 Theses are great! I love the idea of going green for the holiday. It is a great way to teach kids to be more eco friendly and have fun with it Reply Tereza March 7, 2017 This is such a brilliant idea! I literally never think about eco green when people talk about St Patrick's but it totally makes sense. Companies should probably take that into account more too, I bet it would make for some great campaigns! x Reply Amanda Love March 7, 2017 It would be so awesome to help save the environment while you're having fun celebrating! I think that juice box is adorable! These are all very good tips especially for people who doesn't know where to start when it comes to going green. Reply Vicky March 7, 2017 Going green is important any time, but I love the tie in for St. Patrick's day. That Pacific Play Tent would be great to set up in our playroom. It would really provide lots of opportunities for creative play. Reply Anna nuttall March 7, 2017 Aww I love your tent – that such a cute idea. I hoped you had a good St Patrick day. xx Reply Reesa Lewandowski March 7, 2017 I love working with the kids "to go green". I need to find them that rabbit board game! They'll love it! Reply Belle March 7, 2017 These are such great tips and I love your St. Patrick's Day celebration with the kids. It looks like it was a lot of fun! I wish to do the same thing with mine. Belle | One Awesome Momma Reply anvita March 7, 2017 I love the ideas you shared to go green. I did think of the delicious food & festivities but your idea tops it all. My kiddo would love to be in the tent and surprise us Reply Amber Nelson March 7, 2017 That tent looks like a whole lot of fun. Those are all great ideas on how to go green! Reply Tara H. March 8, 2017 I love the idea of going green, not just wearing green for St. Patrick's Day. Need to get my hands on some of those drink boxes. Reply Dawn McAlexander March 8, 2017 This is a great way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with the family. Plus it teaches sustainability and green living. There's no better holiday to talk about going green than St. Patrick's Day! Reply Heather March 8, 2017 Great tips! That clear juice box is awesome and I know my two year old daughter would love it! Reply Jessica March 8, 2017 This is so great I wish more people cared so much about the environment. I try really hard to be as green as possible but I admit sometimes I slack off a bit. 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When my computer start everything works perfect and runs fine,
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Yesterday i didnt had anny bsod when playing Leageu of legends.
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Welcome back, friends. I've been talking about — jotting notes on — Gertrude Himmelfarb's recent study, The People of the Book: Philosemitism in England, from Cromwell to Churchill. For Part I of my notes, go here. And I think I'll just wade back in . . .
Check out Burke: "If they [the Jews] have contracted some vices, they are such as naturally arise from their dispersed, wandering, and proscribed state."
Check out Hazlitt: "If they are vicious it is we who have made them so. Shut out any class of people from the path to fair fame, and you reduce them to grovel in the pursuit of riches and the means to live."
Check out Balfour: ". . . it may well be true that, where they have been compelled to live among their neighbors as if these were their enemies, they have obtained, and sometimes deserved, the reputation of being undesirable citizens. Nor is this surprising. If you oblige many men to be money-lenders, some will assuredly be usurers. If you treat an important section of the community as outcasts, they will hardly shine as patriots."
I have culled these quotations from Himmelfarb's book, of course. They reminded me of something from the history of the Nobel Peace Prize (about which I've written a book).
The last peace prize before World War II was conferred on a branch of the League of Nations: the Nansen International Office for Refugees. Accepting the prize was the president of that office, Michael Hansson (a Norwegian, despite his Swedish name). He also gave the Nobel lecture. And he said,
How the Jews have suffered! What persecution and humiliation they have been forced to endure for so many centuries, as the result of the most sinister religious fanaticism! If they have acquired some faults and if they often seem uncongenial, it is not surprising. But it is nothing less than revolting nowadays to hear people, and especially those whose own records would not bear close examination, assert that the Jews are now paying for their wrongdoings of the past. One is tempted to ask: When will the Christians have to pay for theirs?
We must have more Burke. He said, "Having no fixed settlement in any part of the world, no kingdom nor country in which they have a government, a community, and a system of laws, [the Jews] are thrown upon the benevolence of nations . . ."
He continued, "If Dutchmen are injured and attacked, the Dutch have a nation, a government, and armies to redress or revenge their cause. If Britons are injured, Britons have armies and laws, the laws of nations . . . to fly to for protection and justice. But the Jews have no such power, and no such friend to depend on."
Is that not a rationale for Zionism?
This I never knew: that Carlyle was hostile to Jews. His friend and biographer, James Froude, said that he (Carlyle) had a "true Teutonic aversion for that unfortunate race."
When I read that, I felt a shiver go down my spine.
For talking, debating, and the like, it was hard to beat Disraeli. Here he is in the Commons, arguing for the admission of Jews to that body — and having some fun, I think:
". . . who are these persons professing the Jewish religion? They are persons who acknowledge the same God as the Christian people of this realm. They acknowledge the same divine revelation as yourselves. They are, humanly speaking, the authors of your religion."
As Himmelfarb tells us, we must imagine the cries of outrage as Disraeli speaks. Oh, yes, he said: ". . . every gentleman here does profess the Jewish religion, and believes in Moses and the Prophets . . ."
What a performer. What a mind.
His novel Tancred was, in part, a jeu d'esprit. Himmelfarb tells us that it was known as a "Jew d'esprit" — a fine mot, one must admit.
I'm going to reproduce this line for one reason — because I like the old spellings: If you were going to admit Jews to Parliament, someone said, why not "Mussulmans, Hindoos, and men of every form of faith under the sun in the British dominions"?
That "someone" was Anthony Ashley Cooper, known as Lord Ashley, later the 7th Earl of Shaftesbury. He opposed the admission of Jews to Parliament because he had a particular view of the British government: He thought it should be Christian. That the British state ought to be Christian.
But a more philo-Semitic man never lived, probably — including Menachem Begin and Isaac Bashevis Singer.
He said he regarded "the very poorest Israelite with feelings akin to reverence, as one of the descendants of the most remarkable nation that had ever yet appeared on the face of the earth." Others might see Jews as "a degraded, illiterate, money-loving race, fit only for the Stock Exchange or to take care of orange stalls." His view, as Himmelfarb says, was "quite the reverse."
Ashley said that the Jews had, among other virtues, "habits of study that would defy the competition of the most indefatigable German."
Himmelfarb records that, in Germany, Ashley, or Shaftesbury, bowed to Jews as he passed them, "to their astonishment."
He changed his mind about the admission of Jews to Parliament, yielding to public opinion (about the nature of the British state). He argued for the admission of Sir Moses Montefiore to the upper house: "It would be a glorious day for the House of Lords when that grand old Hebrew were enrolled on the lists of the hereditary legislators of England."
Think about that name "Montefiore." As David Pryce-Jones pointed out to me, long ago, it is the Italian "Blumberg." And "Montfleury" is the French. These are all "flowered mountains." They are all Blumberg, even if with national twists.
Moses Montefiore was indeed a "grand old Hebrew." He lived to 101 — from 1784 to 1885. I like to think of it this way: When he was born, Mozart was flourishing; Beethoven was 13. He died the same year Alban Berg was born. And Jerome Kern.
As prime minister, Disraeli did not approve the admission of Montefiore to the Lords. Disraeli thought his approval would be "unseemly," writes Himmelfarb — unseemly because of his heritage (meaning Disraeli's, of course).
I could not help thinking of Henry Kissinger — of whom it was said, "He has to be especially tough on Israel, you know."
Himmelfarb writes a neat passage — typically neat: "In two centuries, the 'Jewish question' had evolved from the question of the admission of Jews to England to that of the admission of Jews to Parliament. The resolution of both issues had much in common; they came about gradually, incrementally, civilly, by way of compromise and conciliation."
Thomas Arnold, Matthew's dad, was no philo-Semite: "The Jews are strangers in England, and have no more claim to legislate for it than a lodger has to share with the landlord in the management of his house."
Son was not like father.
Walter Scott did not start out in the philo-Semitic camp — rather the opposite: "Jews will always be to me Jews. . . . They are money-makers and money-brokers by profession and it is a trade which narrows the mind."
To borrow from a popular song, "My, my how he grew."
A passage from Ivanhoe:
. . . there was no race existing on the earth, in the air, or the waters, who were the object of such an unintermitting, general, and relentless persecution as the Jews . . . Upon the slightest and most unreasonable pretences, as well as upon accusations the most absurd and groundless, their persons and property were exposed to every turn of popular fury; for Norman, Saxon, Dane, and Briton, however adverse these races were to each other, contended which should look with greatest detestation upon a people, whom it was accounted a part of religion to hate, to revile, to despise, to plunder, and to persecute.
I'm reminded of an old joke: Someone proposes that the U.N. create a global soccer team, to foster harmony and brotherhood. Someone asks, "But whom would the team play?" The person who proposed the team says, "Why, Israel, of course."
Back to Disraeli's novel, Tancred: A character says, "All is race; there is no other truth."
All too many Americans espouse this dictum. (Like most of those who educated me, or tried to.)
I was quite amazed to read this, in a Himmelfarb footnote: "It was under the name of Tancred that the young Theodor Herzl (the founder of Zionism) had been inducted, as a student in Vienna, into a German nationalist fraternity after the ritual of a saber duel. Herzl later proposed that dueling be officially accredited in the state of Israel as a token of the aristocratic and nationalist spirit of the new country."
George Eliot and others spelled the name of the author of Tancred D'Israeli — which makes sense, and fits the eye.
Eliot wrote an essay called "The Modern Hep! Hep! Hep!" The title refers to the cry of Crusaders as they fell upon the Jews. Himmelfarb writes, "More recently . . ., 'Hep! Hep!' had been the rallying cry of anti-Semitic rioters in Germany in 1819."
I have — or had! — a much more pleasant association with "Hep! Hep!" I think of Cab Calloway's "Jumpin' Jive," with its regular interjection of "Hep! Hep!" Have a listen.
Enough for today, dear readers. Thanks for joining me, and I'll see you tomorrow for the third and final part.
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Maria Sharapova commented that she was not given a wild card into the main draw of Wimbledon.
Five-time winner of Grand slams Russian tennis player Maria Sharapova said that will not ask for a wild card into the main draw at Wimbledon, and will play in the qualification tournament.
"A few months ago I received the offer of a wild card from the tournament in Birmingham, one of my favorite tournaments in his youth. I'm glad to participate again in this competition.
After three tournaments after my return, my rating has improved, so I will play in the qualifying of Wimbledon and I'm not asking for a wild card into the main draw" – quoted Sharapova on her website.
Earlier media reported that the organizers of Wimbledon are not going to give Sharapova served a suspension for the use of Meldonium, the wild-card to participate in the main draw of the tournament, which she won in 2004.
Wimbledon tennis tournament will be held from 3 to 16 July.
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Before you take the leap into property development, consider the traits of the most successful developers.
Blogger: Cameron Bell, sales and marketing manager, Ross North Developments
Property development has earned a reputation as a sound investment, but it is not for the faint-hearted. Similarly to other ventures, it takes proper planning and hard work to invest in property. If you succeed, the rewards can be plentiful, but the losses can be hard to bear if you fail. So what is it that makes some property developers so successful? They all have certain traits that play key roles in their success. Let's explore some of these now.
Good researchers
All successful property developers know that it's common sense to research the property you want to develop before you start investing. First they establish the area where they want to do the development and then they research the target market – the people who will be buying and renting their properties. What are their priorities? What can they afford? Are they looking for larger or smaller homes? Are they looking for homes close to public transport, schools and shops? Do they want quieter living options away from the city?
Successful property developers also keep abreast of the latest market developments and economic conditions. They know the mortgage rates, spending habits, unemployment rates and other factors that will affect the success of their ventures.
Risk takers
Property development can be a risky investment, but good property developers acknowledge this and adjust their focus and targets to reduce any risks. They also don't let the fear of failure deter them, but rather see it as motivation to work harder and more efficiently towards their goal. They are willing to persevere through challenging situations and learn from any mistakes.
Investment focus
There are many ways to invest and, while all the options may look very alluring to a property developer, it is generally wiser to focus on a certain niche. Good property developers know that it's better to do one thing properly than to do many things poorly. They conduct research to find a certain type of investment that suits their goals well, such as residential property development, and then they become an expert in that niche. They know the ins and outs of that particular market and it is this type of understanding that makes their investment a success.
Many successful property developers say that the key to success is to approach this investment like a business. Property development is a complex and demanding task and the best way to manage it is by setting up a business plan that includes short- and long-term goals. This enables developers to fully grasp the scope of the project and remain focused for its duration.
Savvy property developers know the importance of building a network and getting help from other experts when they need it. They know the value of finding someone who is more experienced to help them with certain aspects like legal matters, accounting or building. It may seem like an extra expense at first, but working with an experienced professional – who has a lot of knowledge and resources and an established network – can save a lot of time and money in the long run.
About the Blogger
Cameron Bell
Cameron Bell is the Sales and Marketing Manager for Complete Homes. Complete Homes are new home builders in Perth, specialising in house and land packages throughout the Perth metropolitan area.
Cameron has over twenty years' experience in the building industry, including working for two storey, multi-unit development builders and for land estates.
Cameron also has his real estate agents' licence and has run his own real estate company, allowing him unique insights into the property market in WA.


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An individual retirement account is a smart way to save for your post-employment years. The traditional IRA allows you to deduct contributions from your income taxes; you don't pay taxes on any earnings in the account until you withdraw the money, when your (in theory) reduced income level will mean a lower tax rate. Management fees that you pay to someone to handle the account might also be deductible -- it depends on how you pay them.
Investment Expense Deduction
The IRS allows you to deduct expenses associated with a capital investment, such as a brokerage account in which you buy and sell stocks, bonds and mutual funds. If the broker charges a commission on a trade, the commission is added to your cost basis, and it's subtracted from sale proceeds when calculating the capital gain or loss. If you are charged a general management fee for handling the account, that expense is also deductible. In most investment accounts, including IRAs, the manager charges a percentage of the account size, typically 1 percent or 1.5 percent of the assets under management.
Miscellaneous Deductions
The IRS considers investment management fees to be miscellaneous itemized deductions, in the same family as tax-preparation fees and unreimbursed employee expenses. These deductions are subject to the 2 percent rule: You add up all such expenses, and you can deduct only any amount that exceeds 2 percent of your adjusted gross income. You list itemized deductions on Schedule A and carry them over to your 1040; you may not take a standard deduction and deduct management fees as well.
Method of Payment
However, before turning to Schedule A you must take into account how you pay the IRA management fee. If the money simply comes out of any cash balance you have in the IRA, then you can't deduct it. Instead, for tax purposes the fee is offset against earnings in the account when you begin withdrawing the money. But if the manager or trustee bills you separately and allows you to pay from another source, then the fee is deductible for the year in which you paid it. Brokerage commissions charged to the IRA are not deductible; they are figured into the account's capital gains or losses.
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If your IRA suffers a loss of capital, you may not deduct this loss until you've withdrawn the entire account balance, and the amount of money you've received is less than the basis -- the money that you contributed to the IRA over the years. The fees charged to the account over the years by the manager are a part of this calculation. However, instead of a capital loss, this is considered a miscellaneous itemized deduction and goes on Schedule A. In a Roth IRA, there are no taxes due on account gains when you withdraw, but you can deduct losses in the account.
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More Americans are working from home, even if they aren't doing it very often, according to a recent survey by WorldatWork.
The proliferation of high-speed connectivity and hand-held devices—as well as gas prices—is fueling the trend.
People telecommuting at least one day per month:
2006 8%
2008 11%
Odds are, the numbers will continue to grow. Why? Of the employees who believe they have tasks that could be done at home, 54% believe their employers would be willing to allow them to work at home at least some of the time.
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Separately, the head of engineering science and the mechanics department at the college, Professor Ishwar Puri, confirmed to the Associated Press that Professor Liviu Librescu and Professor Kevin Granata were among the dead.
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Kenneth Goldsmith is the founder of what may be the best website on the internet, Ubuweb. He is also an accomplished poet and will offer a reading Monday night. For a preview of sorts, check out Goldsmith on The Colbert Report (which includes a shout-out to Dallas' KLIF).
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Why You Should Visit Bellinzona in Ticino
This weekend, we stayed in a mate's rustico 40 minutes up the road from Bellinzona in the Blenio valley.
Bellinzona is not the most famous town in the (one and only) Italian speaking Canton of Ticino, Switzerland. But it has fast become my favorite: On Saturday, we decided to visit Bellinzona. It was easy to find a parking space in the center of the old town and we were soon walking through the market.
We stopped for coffee at one of its many cafés where people were sitting outside as the temperatures were in the high 20′s! My espresso only cost 2.30 CHF – try finding that price in Zurigo!
The market was great and we found some organic produce for our supper.
We had lunch in the Pizzeria Giardino on Via Orico 1, and the kids' pizza was only 10 CHF each! All our pizzas were great and were cooked in a wood fired oven.
Via Orico also has a one starred Michelin restaurant – maybe for next time...
And of course, we had to have gelato on the way back to the car!
By the way, Bellinzona has three castles and is a World Heritage Site.
We love Bellinzona and will return soon!
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If you're in the San Francisco area this weekend, be sure to check out comedian Greg Fitzsimmons at the Punchline. You may know Greg from VH1's Best Week Ever or his entertaining radio show on Sirius satellite radio. Greg will be doing stand-up from Thursday through Saturday and you're guaranteed to have a good time. And we're not just saying that because he's a fan of UP. That's just a bonus.
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Pete's Dragon remake adds Wes Bentley and Karl Urban.
Filming has begun on Disney's update of family classic Pete's Dragon, while Wes Bentley and Karl Urban have also been added to the cast.
The two new additions will join an impressively starry lineup that already includes the likes of Robert Redford, Bryce Dallas Howard and Oona Laurence.
The film will mix live-action with CGI animation (that'll be the dragon then), with cameras currently rolling in New Zealand under the stewardship of director David Lowery.
For those unfamiliar with the 1977 original, the new film will follow the bond that develops between orphaned 10-year-old, Pete, and his best pal Elliott. Elliott being a dragon, naturally.
Filming is set to move north from Wellington to Rotorua, before wrapping up on the South Island ahead of a US release date of 12 August 2016. A UK date has yet to be confirmed.