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Jacques' Brasserie at L'Auberge Chez Francois
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Always an amazing experience.
We were looking forward to having the Boulibasse but didn't realize it is only available as a special on Wednesdays. The menu on the website makes it look like it's a regular menu item. Nonetheless we had an enjoyable meal; we'll just have to return on a Wednesday.
Wonderful food, great service and lovely setting.
Wonderful food and service outside. Quiet ambience. Top-notch!
There are so many good selections to choose from. My gazpacho and classic beef Bourguignon were both delicious! The breads and butter/cheese bread were delicious (hard to stop eating!). My husband's seafood with pasta in the lobster saffron fell a bit short, unfortunately. He had to request salt and the flavor was not near as good as my beef. Rest assured though - we will be back soon.
Very comfortable outdoor seating. Staff was flexible to our requests. Food was fabulous, to include the homemade desserts.
Wonderful food, wonderful service.
Toujours aussi bien!!!
Couldn't have enjoyed it more -- especially welcome in all respects during the pandemic.
This was our first trip to a restaurant since the pandemic began and we couldn't have been more pleased. We chose the outdoor garden setting on a cool fall day for our anniversary lunch. We always enjoy the experience at Jacques' but were particularly pleased with the attention to social distancing and other details that made us feel very safe. We felt very comfortable eating at the well-spaced tables in the garden.
We love everything about Jacques' Brasserie, in fact maybe even more than L'Auberge because it's so nice and easy. You don't need a big special occasion to dine at the Brasserie. Food is great, casual but still classic French and very tasty. And especially during these crazy times, eating at Jacques feels like a peaceful reprieve and treat in the countryside away from everyone 😍
The patio seating was pleasant and tables socially distanced as required. Walked around the property and the tent setting was also packed and observved social distanced tables. The two gazeebo is fabulous for fall specially the nippy evenings.
We were old customers as we live nearby but we sort of stayed out of Jacques for awhile. It is indeed good to be back in our neighborhood.
This restaurant is just a but a few left of the old French hospitality full service restaurant. Definetely coming back as we want them to stay open for the next generation to enjoy as we did.
We ate outside under the canopy. It was a warm, humid and rainy day but the fans kept us cool and the clear plastic sides kept us dry. There were only a few tables so social distancing was not an issue.
Always a delight!
Excellent outdoor setting with umbrella to protect us against a minor sprinkle. Views of the garden. Staff very attentive and observant of Covid precautions. Wonderful food as always. Great to be back.
Wonderful food and outside dining in a beautiful setting.
While L'Auberge has always been a special-occasion restaurant, I plan to return more often because every visit is, indeed, a special occasion.
Delicious food, served beautifully, gorgeous setting, creative cocktails, socially distanced perfectly in outdoor patio. Our night was wonderful. Thank you
Lovely setting and wonderful service. The weather cooperated and we enjoyed a wonderful lunch outside.
Wonderful !!!!
Always delightful. Garden can't be beat.
Great food, service and beautiful setting outside.
Beautiful setting in garden with tamales spaced far apart.
The best outdoor dining in the area. The food is consistently good and service is always warm and efficient.
Absolutely perfect lunch.
Lovely outside seating. Great food. Friendly service.
Danny provided a fabulous table, Jose made wonderful cocktails; Victor & Esteban made sure everything was picked up quietly & professionally and Sandra new what we needed before we requested it. Hassan made the evening complete by stopping by to check on us! We had a fabulous evening... we will definitely be returning soon. ~ Sincerely Catherine & Joel Henson
Outdoor at Jacques is a treat!
We went to celebrate our 43rd anniversary . Highlights were the Grand Marnier soufflé and the lobster salad. It's 30 minutes from our home, but that's part of the appeal. Beautiful drive and lovely spacing of tables outside.
My wife and I had a terrific experience and the staff was very accommodating in arranging an outdoor dining option.
The tables indoors were nicely distanced. Staff wear masks. The food was excellent. Their beef, which is the best in the area, melts in your mouth. Yum! We'll return soon.
We were a party of four celebrating two birthdays. The food was great but Sandra; our waitress, made the experience wonDerail .
Great food, great service, and a very safe dining experience outdoors where tables were spaced well for social distancing. We will be back!
My crab cake was dry. Food is just not as good as it used to be.
Eating safely and magnificently: Wagye beef cheeks and lobster in the garden. What could be better as a glorious lunch? I made a new reservation as soon as I tasted the bread.
Three of us were able to switch from an inside to an outside table under the big tent on a (finally!) lovely, cool evening. All of had the gazpacho appetizer special and it was delicious. Our 3 different entrees were the Norwegian salmon with Bernaise sauce, trout with almonds, and the Sunday night special shrimp and scallops with risotta - and every one of us loved our main courses. I already booked a table for 2 in a couple of weeks to go back.
First, let us say that it was evident how hard Jacques Haeringer works to keep this restaurant running smoothly, especially during this difficult time, and he clearly gets his exercise. It has to be a real challenge and we salute him and the staff!
We had asked in our reservation to be seated outside and it was a beautiful day, but we were told our table would be inside . I believe this was because a couple without a reservation standing ahead of us insisted on sitting outside and kept the staff occupied for a few minutes discussing where they would sit. We didn't complain and were actually okay being inside as every outside table was taken and we felt safer, given Covid and the number of people dining.
Our food was delicious and beautifully prepared. The filet medallions were tender and juicy but strangely, the flavor did not taste like beef. It was lovely to have the wonderful bread and fresh vegetables from their garden. Our server was friendly and attentive, and all the servers were masked. We loved our raspberry souffle', courtesy of Jacques. We love dining here!
We always go to L'Auberge for special events (like anniversaries and birthdays) because it's a special place. This was our first time going to Jacques' Brasserie. The weather was perfect, we had a table outside, felt completely safe, great ambiance. It was a perfect meal.
A perfect evening. Excellent food, wonderful company, attentive staff. and our expectations met and exceeded!
Good value for all the above reasons. Highly recommend!
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Are you interested in repairing your vehicle yourself? It might be hard to do, but in the end, it's rewarding. Not only will it save you some serious money, your car will last longer since it is well cared for. The following tips will show you how you can perform your own vehicle repairs.
Ask a mechanic any questions you may have regarding your car when bringing it in to their shop. Make sure to consider previous problems you've had, and ask how to prevent them. Preventing vehicle issues is a great way of saving money annually.
Referrals are a great method for finding a great auto mechanic. Look to your family, friends, and colleagues for their suggestions. Ask about the quality of the work, what it cost and what perks were offered. People will let you know what kind of things they had to deal with and if the person was honest.
You should keep your car's records in a handy location. Put these records in the glove compartment in your car for easy access. The mechanics who work on your car might need to go through these records. The records can help them determine what is wrong with your car.
Each time you get your vehicle repaired, no matter what the reason, be sure you have a record of it. If you have problems later, these records can come in handy. If you don't have these records, you could pay lots more money and it can be harder to figure out where the issues is.
Be wary of auto technicians who perform unneeded repairs on your vehicle. A trustworthy mechanic should inform you about parts that are becoming worn and will need replacement in the near future, but no parts should be replaced without first getting your approval. Don't return to mechanics that do unnecessary repairs.
Before dropping your car off for repairs, remove any valuables. To get the job done, mechanics may have to remove your things and if something should end up missing, they cannot be held responsible. Remove all items from the trunk too.
Before you take your car to the shop, always make an attempt to identify the problem yourself. When you self-diagnose, you avoid fraud and save money. If you bring your car to a shop, you are sure to pay a hefty fee.
Keep a spare tire and jack in your trunk. Most new cars come with them. There is nothing worse than being stranded far from home and having to get an expensive tow. You can save money and have an easier time doing it on your own.
Before taking your car in, ask friends for referrals. The search process can be improved with recommendations from friend and loved ones. Still, you want to follow up by doing other research. Go online and see what else is being said about the shop.
Don't let self auto repair intimidate you. The insides might look puzzling, but after you get a grasp of what everything does, it will be easier. Remember this article if you need to refer to it. Many auto repairs can be made by taking advantage of these tips.

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There isn't a huge selection of grilling cookbooks for vegans to choose from, but I have come across some.
I've even found a few in my local library, worth trying if you live in a big city.
Here are the 4 best vegan grilling cookbooks in my opinion.
I'll give you a quick summary of what you'll find in each book, and why one book may be a better choice than the others for you.
Best Overall: Grilling Vegan Style
This book was first published in 2012, and it quickly became the most popular vegan grilling cookbook – and it still is today.
There are 125 recipes in it, ranging from appetizers to sides, to main dishes, to desserts.
Basically, it has recipes for everything you'd need at a full vegan barbeque.
And the recipes themselves are of foods you may not have thought about before. You'll get plenty of new ideas if you're trying to get more variety in your meals.
The one weakness is that it could use more pictures.
The recipes are explained well, and there are even instructions to help you grill better, but a lack of pictures compared to other cookbooks. Not the biggest deal, but it can be important if you like picking foods based off visuals.
Best for Barbecues: VBQ―The Ultimate Vegan Barbecue Cookbook
This isn't a strictly vegan grilling cookbook.
Most of the recipes go on the grill, but not all of them.
There are just over 80 recipes in the book, so not quite as many as Grilling Vegan Style (above).
However, those recipes are fairly unique, unlike some cookbooks that repeat variations of the same things.
Here are some of the recipes in this book:
- Main dishes – Eggplant hot dogs, cauliflower cutlets, pulled mushroom sandwiches
- Sides and sauces – Coleslaw, potato salad
- "Global inventions" – Gyros, skewers
It stands out from the other cookbook options here because most of the recipes are on the "easy" side, and there's a full high-quality picture for each recipe.
Best for Grilling Beginners: Grills Gone Vegan
It terms of recipe complexity, I'd say this one has the easiest recipes, although not by that much.
All vegan grilling recipes take a decent amount of work, you just have to accept that unfortunately. You can always buy pre-made mock meats to make things easier if that's a big issue.
On top of the recipes, there are instructions for different grilling techniques and how to cook on different types of grills.
Now to the downsides – again, not many pictures.
If You're Not Fully Vegan: 101 Vegetarian Grill & Barbecue Recipes
Just for one more option, I thought I'd include this book.
There's a huge variety of international recipes in this vegetarian grilling cookbook.
I wouldn't advise buying it for any vegan, but if you're still on the edge, or looking for a grilling cookbook for a flexitarian friend, it's worth considering.


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Winter is here, but don't get too cosy because summer is already creeping up on us! It's important to remember that change takes time. Quick fixes and summer crash diets are often unsafe and ineffective in the long run. It is advisable to take some time out to run through some goals with a fitness professional and take time doing some research. Make sure you have a clear plan to follow and a deadline of when you want to achieve the goal. Make sure your goals are Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and have a clear Timeline. Being organised and disciplined will play a big role in getting your summer body through the winter. Most people leave it too late to get in the best shape they can and fail year upon year to see much change. Start working on that beach now and remember, it's a consistency and patience game… and nutrition is your biggest weapon in this battle.
GOOD, CLEAN EATING: If you are looking to lose weight or build lean muscle, your diet is the first place to start. Make sure you are eating the right foods to support your fitness goals. Cooking ahead and in advance will stop the likelihood of buying poor foods on the way home from work and putting something together in a rush at the end of a busy day. Try making the following changes in your daily lifestyle:
• High quality, lean protein with each meal and snack e.g. Whey Protein supplements, skinless chicken, eggs, tofu or lean beef.
• Smaller portions of low GI and veggie-based carbohydrates, such as sweet potato, butternut, oats and quinoa.
• Correctly portioned healthy fat sources with meals/snacks e.g. ¼ of an avocado, 1 tsp of natural nut butter or 1 tsp of olive oil.
• 1-2 portions of fruit and 3-5 portions of non-starchy veggies per day.
• Water intake of 2-3 litres is essential to aid normal body function and speed up metabolic rate. Everything in your body has a large percentage of water in it (Yes! Including both muscle and fat) SO DRINK MORE WATER
Remember to listen to your body and hunger signals, it's never a good idea to force yourself to eat if you're not hungry – just don't skip meals to find yourself binging on unhealthy foods later! Don't starve yourself and don't eat to feed your emotions and cravings, KEEP YOUR BODY SUFFICIENTLY ENERGISED AT ALL TIMES.
PUT IN THE WORK: Exercise is an amazing way to boost cardiovascular fitness and strength while enhancing your mood at the same time! Get moving, but make sure it is something fun to keep you motivated. Involve your friends and family in your exercise routine to bump up your accountability. Join your local gym, sign up for outdoor runs or exercise classes or simply make time for some home workouts to keep your metabolic rate high! We recommend 30-60 minutes of exercise 4-5 times per week in addition to living a healthy, active lifestyle. All of your workout sessions should include a warm up, the main workout, a cool-down and stretching
BE PROGRESSIVE: Part of getting your body to respond to your workout is putting your muscles under tension and shocking your body. However, if you're going to stick to the same routine with no progress or changes your body is going to get used to it and stop responding to your workouts. So, when your workout starts feeling a bit too comfortable its time to make some changes, either increase the amount of reps you do, increase weight or increase your workout/session time.
SUPPLEMENT RIGHT: Whether your goal is to lose or gain weight or simply tone up, supplements are a great way to boost your nutritional intake and enhance your progress. It's important to remember that supplements are designed to complement a healthy eating and exercise plan, so supplements alone will not work to the fullest YOU STILL NEED TO STICK TO A GOOD DIET.
TRAINING TIME AND SCHEDULE: If your health and fitness goal is important to you then it will be part of your daily life like everything else that is important to you, we make time for what is important to us. Set your workout times and stick to them. Having a clear idea of when you will and can work-out will keep you on track and you can plan your life around this. Depending on how much you want it your workout should be prioritised into your day and week! Far too often people fall short because they allow things that can actually wait interrupt their schedule – things such as "work", housework, meetings with friends (when they call and ask you out unplanned) and just day-to-day stuff.
FIND THE RIGHT MOTIVATION: It is great to look appealing and sexy but to see this through you will need look beyond the to keep yourself motivated. Most of your motivation should come within, always remember you doing this for you before anybody else's thoughts and expectations. There are so many rewards to being to this lifestyle, feeling good, higher energy levels, feeling more confident, better posture, better physic, better overall health etc. So while you're headed towards your goal, don't forget to appreciate every single little change you experience in your journey, from feeling better to lifting heavier or running faster. Doing this will keep you going and remind you of the progress you have achieved, YOU WOULDN'T WANNA THROW THAT AWAY NOW WOULD YOU… SOO KEEP GOING
Don't wait until the last minute to get in shape for summer, start now!


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How to Conduct Keyword Research:
Keyword research is critical to the process of SEO. Without this component, your efforts to rank well in the major search engines may be mis-directed to the wrong terms and phrases, resulting in rankings that no one will ever see. The process of keyword research involved several phases:
1. Brainstorming – Thinking of what your customers/potential visitors would be likely to type in to search engines in an attempt to find the information/services your site offers (including alternate spellings, wordings, synonyms, etc).
2. Surveying Customers – Surveying past or potential customers is a great way to expand your keyword list to include as many terms and phrases as possible. It can also give you a good idea of what's likely to be the biggest traffic drivers and produce the highest conversion rates.
3. Applying Data from KW Research Tools – Several tools online (including Wordtracker & Overture – both described below) offer information about the number of times users perform specific searches. Using these tools can offer concrete data about trends in kw selection.
4. Term Selection– The next step is to create a matrix or chart that analyzes the terms you believe are valuable and compares traffic, relevancy and the likelihood of conversions for each. This will allow you to make the best informed decisions about which terms to target. SEOmoz's KW Difficulty Tool can also aid in choosing terms that will be achievable for the site.
5. Performance Testing and Analytics – After keyword selection and implementation of targeting, analytics programs that measure web traffic, activity and conversions can be used to further refine keyword selection.


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New jobs are tough, challenging and exciting all rolled into one. It's incredibly hard to just leap into a team who are already functioning and have all that history (remember the time, Thabo locked his keys in the car after the office party so everyone stayed to help him and we ended up not going home at all? Yeah we didn't think so… you weren't here). The environment can be tricky to navigate, and it's stressful learning not just your team's, but your role, and getting a handle on the business and it's unique quirks, all while trying to impress the socks off your new boss.
Talking of bosses, in the competitive market we have today, you can bet your morning doughnut, that your immediate boss is looking at you to be the silver bullet. Oh she won't have said anything, but when you asked for the additional performance bonus, and she wrote it into your contract, you're pretty much guaranteed that she would make you earn every single cent and more.
However even with all the little sandbags of issues preventing your climb to the top, it is possible to set goals and achieve just enough to make a positive impact in your first 100 days on the job.
There is nothing better than having and expressing a positive attitude. Let your enthusiasm for being part of the team show. And always leave non-work problems at home. There's plenty of time to bring them up to date on the family gossip once you've knocked their socks off.
First impressions often turn into long-term perceptions and reputations. Never underestimate the importance of dressing professionally in your new job. Casual Fridays? Keep it classy for a few months and leave the flip-flops at home.
With more and more corporate focus on teams and team work, it's really important to show your willingness to roll up your sleeves and get it done. To be a part of the team, you need to work together towards the common goal. Show loyalty to your co-workers, willingness to take on the not-so-much-fun work and focus on sharing any recognition you get with the team.
No one expects you to have all the answers on your first day. Ask questions and take advice. No one will judge you for coming to them for a little guidance. It's much better to ask if you are unsure, than to flounder and fail.
As you finish a body of work, and are ready to handle a bigger workload, take the initiative and ask for more assignments. Whatever you do, don't just sit there waiting for your next project.
Be on time. Come in early and stay a little later. There's nothing that can affect your reputation faster than routinely coming into work late or leaving work early - especially during these first days.
As with any social environment, the workplace is full of rumors and gossip. Your mission is to keep your nose clean of all of it for the first few months. No, seriously, this is a good tip for any time and not just in the first 100 days.
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One is very happy; Like an innocent child one sleeps. Like a great king one sleeps. Like a lofty genius one sleeps. Everyone sleeps in the same way. Whether you are a genius, an emperor, or a child, it makes no difference to you. When you are fast asleep, you cannot know what you are. Who knows what one is when one is asleep? One does not know whether one is a rich person or a poor person, a saint or a sinner. It does not mean that the rich person's sleep is more pleasant than the poor ones. Both sleep equally well. The child's sleep and the adult's sleep are the same. The king's sleep and the beggar's sleep are alike. The man's sleep and the woman's sleep do not differ. What happens to all these differences in sleep? Where do they go? They were really not there. Differences are artificially constructed for reasons which are quite apart, not at all connected with the true nature of oneself.
When one goes to one's own essential nature, there is a uniformity established, so that the whole universe becomes one mass of being. The sleep of everyone is uniformly structured. There is no up and down or a difference in intensity or degree in the sleeps of different people or different things, whether of an ant or of an elephant. This is so because the Self is one. We all go to a single ocean of consciousness when we are asleep, but when we wake up we become little ripples, small waves with all the idiosyncrasies and differences, with a vehemence that asserts itself as independent in its own pattern of individuality, or body-consciousness.
All this happens because the Self of the emperor is the same as the Self of the baby. There is no such distinction as the Self of one and the Self of another. There are not many infinites possible. The Self is a Universal Being which manifests itself as individuals in dream and waking. But in sleep these distinctions get abolished, or obliterated, on account of the return of all particularity into the Universal being which is the true Self of all.
Unlimited is the bliss that we experience in sleep. No pleasure of the world can be compared with the pleasure of sleep. Whatever possessions we might have, even if the possession be of the whole earth itself, cannot bring that satisfaction which one has in the state of sleep, where one becomes one's own Self. The realization of the Self is, therefore, the highest pinnacle of happiness. It is not the possession of things that brings true joy. While the possession of objects of sense and the suzerainty that one wields over others may bring about an apparent satisfaction as a reflected one through the mental being of oneself, that is not true happiness, because it comes and goes, it has a beginning and an end, it is a medium that works and not the true Self that reigns. When the true Self works, there is incomparable bliss.
"This was the sleep in which condition this person was, whom I woke up just now. Why should he wake up if I call him? He was very happy there. He had to be shaken up violently, and then he woke up. When he wakes up, he does not become conscious of what he was experiencing in sleep. Immediately he gets switched on to the old routine of mental activity." While the self withdraws itself from all manifestations when it is in sleep, it projects itself in waking through the very channels through which it withdrew itself into sleep. That means to say, the same mind begins to work, and the same senses, the same Prana and the same relationship with objects also obtains. Thus when we wake up we are the same old individuals, with the same memories and desires and frustrations, the same body-consciousness, same limitations, etc., absolutely oblivious of what happened in sleep. "This is an indication to you, O Balaki," says Ajatasatru "as to what the Ultimate Reality is. This is the state into which one enters in sleep, and it is not any particular form or a shape. It is Universal Existence. This is the Atman; this is Brahman."
This is the doctrine of King Ajatasatru in respect of the source of sleep, and the cause of sleep. This Mantra replies the questions raised in Mantra 16. The final reply was that the self did not exist somewhere else; so there is no question of its coming back; the self is always all-pervading. Are there no entities, such as the organs, gods, etc., besides the self? No, they too emanate from Atman. This is explained in the next concluding Mantra of this section.
20. sa yathornanabhis tantunoccaret, yathagneh ksudra visphulinga vyuccaranti, evam evasmad atmanah sarve pranah, sarve lokah, sarve devah. sarvani bhutani vyuccaranti: tasyopanisat, satyasya satyam iti prana vai satyam, tesam esa satyam.
20. As the spider moves along the thread it produces, or as from a fire tiny sparks fly in all directions, even so from this Atman come forth all organs, all worlds, all gods, all beings. Its secret name (Upanishad) is "the Truth of truth." The vital breaths are the truth and their truth is Atman.
"This is a famous utterance often quoted in the various Vedantic writings"-Swami Ranganathananda.
Just as a spider puts out web from its own mouth and then moves about through the very structure it has projected out of its mouth, just as sparks of fire jet forth from a flaming conflagration, something like this is the analogy of creation. The universe is manifested in this manner, as it were, if at all a comparison is required. The example that the creative process is something like the spider ejecting web is to point out that the material of the universe comes from the cause itself. The cause is not merely an instrumental one, but it is also the material cause. The substance of the world is of the nature of its cause, just as the substance of the thread that comes from the mouth of the spider is the substance of the spider itself. It does not come from somewhere else. The spider does not manufacture the threads as a potter manufactures pots out of clay which comes from somewhere, or as a carpenter makes a table, or a chair, out of wood that comes from outside. Not so.
It is from the very Being which is the cause that the substance of the universe comes. This point is apparently made out by the analogy of the creative process being something like the spider manufacturing threads out of its own body. The other analogy that it is something like sparks of fire coming out of flames is to show the similarity in essence of the effect with the cause. The effect is not essentially dissimilar, in character, to the cause, just as the spark is not dissimilar in essence, from its cause, which is fire.
Ultimately, everything, even the meanest and the lowest of creation, is qualitatively identical with the Supreme Cause. In this way, creation is effected by the Absolute, which is the Supreme Reality. From the Supreme Self everything proceeds. All the energies and all the senses (Prana), everything that we call mentation, understanding, or intellection; all these worlds (Loka), the various realms of being; all the celestials (Deva), the angels in paradise; all the planes of existence, everything created, whatever is called a created being (bhutani); - all these are emanations from the Absolute Self. That appears as all this multiplicity.
Tasyopanisat satyasya satyam iti: The secret is that it is the Reality of reality. The whole of creation may be a kind of reality, no doubt, so far as it is being experienced by us, but the Absolute is the Reality behind this reality. Prana vai satyam, tesam esa satyam: Individual souls are realities, no doubt, but the Supreme Being is the Reality behind these souls, also. The individual structure, the soul, the Jiva constituted of the senses and the mind, etc., is a relative reality, but this Ultimate cause is the Absolute Reality. It is absolutely real because it does not change itself, and is not subject to transcendence. It is not limited by the processes of time; it is not conditioned by space; it is not finitised by objects, and, therefore, it is absolutely real. In all the three periods of time, it is the same, and every point of space contains it entirely. Therefore, it is absolutely real (satyasya satyam), while everything else is empirically real. All things have a utilitarian value, a practical or temporary significance, not an absolute meaning.
"The world is not to be repudiated as false, but it is true only derivatively. It is sustained by the Ultimate Truth". – Dr. S. Radhakrishnan.
If this world has come from Brahman, it is Brahman. There is no second thing. We separate ourselves from Brahman and manage to live in this world as separate beings but the truth is that the world itself is one with Brahman. brahmaivedam visvamidam varishtham – "This universe is that supreme Brahman alone". – Mundaka Upanishad 2.2.11) – Swami Ranganathananda.
This is what Purushottama Yoga (Chapter 15) of the Bhagavad Gita also tells us.
Thus, Ajatasatru gives a comprehensive answer to the questions he posed before Balaki, the learned person, by a refutation of all the notions of reality held by the latter; and with the declaration that the Self is the Ultimate Reality, from which everything proceeds in various ways. The conversation between these two is concluded here, but the subject of the discussion is continued by the Upanishad in various other ways though without a direct connection with this conversation.
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Every author dreams of launch day. For some it comes quietly. The box of books arrives on the doorstep, and the author sits down to hold a book, smell it, feel it. Yes, it's real. Yes, my name's on the cover. And that night you sleep with it under your pillow.
Others are more expressive. They jump up and down for joy, scream and shout. Some share their joy by calling friends and family. Everyone celebrates together. Still others plan a booksigning or a multi-author event.
But in the freezing northern town of Cold Lake, Alberta, one author celebrated her launch with the whole town's support. Not only did the local newspaper, The Cold Lake Sun, do a feature article, but a nearby radio station, Kool 101.3 fm, did 30 spot ads and a live interview beforehand. The radio station came out to serve as dj for the party and also covered the launch. Bean Trees, the local coffeehouse opened their doors for the event, and let an artist paint their walls with art from the book. Six-foot high pictures of the main character and the book's graveyard setting adorned two full walls.
Those Canadians really know how to party. So does the author. She had the all-girl band, Shenanigans, perform. She's pictured above singing along with the band. A singer/songwriter herself, she's multi-talented, and she even performed a song about one of her book characters.
The local bookstore sold out of books before the event, then sold their second order at the event and was still taking orders after the author sold out the boxes of author copies she'd brought!
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What with the dog and a few Hello Kitty knitting swaps, I haven't had much chance to knit for myself or for my beloved this summer. When I sent off the last swap, I finally allowed myself to cast on a pair of socks out of a Zauberball.
Once the dam of self control had been breached, that same evening I cast on for a second pair of socks out of Tofutsies.
I no longer use a specific pattern for LB's socks and just knit him a heel & toe he likes and ribbing pattern I like. Following my usual habits, I got all the way down to the toe of the Zauberball. I had cast on 60 stitches on 1s, then switched to 2s at the gusset. A tiny voice told me the Zauberball yarn was very thin and that the calf seemed a bit tight when I tried it on over my hand, but I tuned it out. When LB tried it on, it was too tight for even his bird legs. I've recast on with 2s.
Note: Zauberball is a single ply and does not like to be ripped.
For the Tofutsies, I decided to follow the pattern, Pomatomus, which calls for casting on 72 stitches on 2s. That's 12 more stitches and one larger needle size than I normally do. Yes, the knits are done through the back loops, but still ...
I made it through the first chart repeat and ripped out. Even for my ex-Irish dancer calves, it was way too big.
That's two pairs of socks begun and just about nothing to show for it.


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Compiling Your Festival Survival Kit with Robert Dyas
From camp-site preparations to the mosh pit, Robert Dyas has an array of ideas that will come in handy when fully immersed in festival life
As the festival season is approaching us, it's that time of year again when thousands of budding lovers of live music events flock to the fields in search of a great time to align with the summertime vibe. The summer festival season officially gets underway with Glastonbury from June 20 2019, and in a recent study conducted by UK Music, it is estimated that current audience attendance at live music events is up to a record 30.9million, bringing £4billion into the UK economy. It's hard to imagine that this legendary festival first began in 1970 with a mere 1,500 attendees, including a £1 entrance fee and free milk from the farm*.
With the music and festival industry growing year on year, high-street retailer Robert Dyas has compiled a list of essentials for the ultimate festival survival kit. From camp-site preparations to the mosh pit, Robert Dyas has an array of ideas that will come in handy when fully immersed in festival life, allowing enjoyment to be top of mind at all times.
Campsite Preparation
You've just arrived, and first thing's first, you've got to set up the camp right. This is the safe haven of your time while at the festival, so build the foundations sturdy and you're sure to have a great time. Start off strong with this Summit Groundsheet – 1.8m x 1.2m (£5.99), allowing you to mark out your territory on the site early on.
It's going to be an intense, fast-paced week of fun, so don't forget to take some time out for yourself and relax with this Quest Traveller Morecambe Compact Chair – Blue (Was £17.99 now £11.99). Soak up the sun and chill out, you deserve a break.
It's safe to presume that the weather will be consistently inconsistent while out on the fields, so it's important to stay hydrated in between stage visits. Keep your drinks chilled all day with this Polar Gear Active Trolley Cool Bag – 21L (Was £37.99 now £24.99), you'll be thankful for this later.
Space can be difficult to find when camping with friends. Make the most of your campsite space with this Bestway Easy-Inflate Inflatable Air Bed with Foot Pump – Double (£24.99). You're going to be sharing a camp together for a while, so if you have space and don't mind being the little spoon, offering your friends a place to lay their head will go down very nicely.
Festival Life Essentials
In the thick of the festival season, it can often become very crowded. The ground takes a battering from the thousands of footsteps trampling over fields every day, so it's important to be wary of possible puddles or drink spillages. To avoid having horrid stains on your favourite shoes, these Town & Country Essential Half Length Wellington Boots – Green (£12.99) will eliminate the risk of any tantrums in your camp.
To drum up the atmosphere before heading to see your favourite artist live on stage, make the most of their tunes with this Boompods Rokpod Outdoor Portable Bluetooth Speaker (Was £24.99 now £12.99) to get your group pumped up beforehand.
With the excitement of the festival season getting into full swing, it's time for the drinks to come out. Take your favourite mixer with you around the festival site with this Polar Gear Alfresco 400ml DoubleWall Plastic Bottle - Pineapple (£4.99), keeping your drink nice and cool in the summer weather.
When the day is done, the evenings can often come around quickly after a busy day at the festival. Don't let the darkness stop the fun with this Unicorn 3W COB Pocket Torch – Black (£4.79), allowing you and your friends to make the most of every evening.
'Don't Forget' Checklist
You're just about to set off on your week of mayhem with your friends, and you're 100% sure you've packed the essentials for this trip. Think again! Ensure that no one has an unpleasant surprise while away with these Cusheen Quitted White Toilet Paper – 60 Rolls (£16.00). Failing to bring these risks having a party 'pooper' on the cards.
If you're feeling the pressure to keep looking your best in the hopes of winning over your special somebody while at the festival, personal cleanliness will be top priority. Make sure they notice your good looks, not your bad oral hygiene. Keep your pearly whites gleaming with this Oral B Pro 650 Electric Toothbrush – Black (Was £49.99 now £24.99) but make sure it's fully charged before you go!
While at a festival, the likelihood of someone wandering off is quite high. Make sure your phone is charged so you can keep in contact with your friends with this Verbatim 10400mAh Pocket Power Bank Dual USB and LED display (Was £25.99 now £12.99).
For those in your group with slightly sensitive ears, it can often be a discomfort for those individuals when you get close to the speakers. Avoid any unwanted repercussions with these Draper Ear Plug Pairs – Pack of 10 (£3.49), as without your ears on top form, how are you meant to hear your favourite songs live?
Festival Safety Tips
Lastly, it's important to keep personal safety as a top priority at all times while at the festival. Learning your way around the site when you first get there is a great way to check out what's where (not just where your favourite artists are playing and when). Organising a buddy system to regularly meet at rendezvous points such as the food stalls, bars or chill-out zones is a fantastic way of looking out for yourself and your friends. Most importantly, it's crucial to watch your drinks while at the festival and never accept one from somebody you don't know or trust**.
Now that you're all equipped for festival life, what are you waiting for? Book those tickets now and look forward to a jam-packed week of fun, good vibes and great weather!
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** https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/top-10-safety-tips-for-music...
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Robert Dyas, a man of notable character and remarkable determination, founded the company in 1872. He had a vision to provide customers with the best products, service and advice possible – a tradition that continues to be the focus of the company to this day. In 2012, successful businessman and star of BBC TV's Dragons Den, Theo Paphitis, bought the company.
Theo Paphitis is one of the UK's most high-profile businessmen with an empire spanning retail, property and finance. Theo, through his staff at the Theo Paphitis Retail Group (TPRG), has continued the Robert Dyas tradition of excellent customer service.
Robert Dyas offers an extensive range of household products. The range includes smart home technology, DIY solutions, small and domestic appliances, homeware, bakeware and kitchenware, outdoor and garden, utility, gifts, textiles plus Christmas trees and gifts.
The company has 94 stores, ranging from 1,250 to 9,000 square feet (116 to 836 square meters) and operates online and in the South of England. The most western store is in Yeovil, the most eastern store in Colchester, the most northern store in Solihull and the store furthest south is in Eastbourne. The company's head office is now based in Wimbledon.
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The outcome of this game, a 9-0 Vipers win, probably came as a big surprise to both teams given that it is less than one month since a very close 10-7 'barn burner' in Nottingham.
Robin Mullen scored her 99th Vipers goal with just 16 seconds on the clock (assisted Mudrakova and Lester) and Madison Wright added a second (assisted Rathbone) for a two-goal lead by the five-minute mark. This time around Nottingham did not look back.
Last season, there were plenty of occasions when Vipers were dealt similar score lines by the opposition and both Nottingham and Bracknell will know that the end game is not about scores, but about the future sustainability of Clubs and growing the women's game.
It was therefore incredibly fitting that Vipers most accomplished player, Robin Mullen, scored her 100th Vipers goal, assisted by the two youngest players in the team.
The performance in Bracknell saw Nottingham's defensive corps of Clare Jones, Rebecca Meats, Bea Lester and Laura Dance producing big performances that not only thwarted the potent Bracknell attack but also contributed strongly to the points count. This included a stunning goal from Bea Lester, roofed in the top corner after a powerful skate from her own half…….which she will be distraught to know was officially credited elsewhere in the team (but adjusted below) !!
Holly Steeples was in fine form and pulled off some top drawer saves to deservedly record the first shut out of the season and MoM award.
A new combination of Jessica Urqhuart, Meg Rathbone and Hannah Worthington proved fruitful – the trio collecting a 7 point haul between them. This was Worthington's second game for the Vipers this season, looking much more settled, and prevented from scoring only by some fine saves from Meryia Throop in the Bracknell net.
All of Nottingham's players saw ice and had a hand in dealing Bracknell a disappointing day. Those with points often get the limelight, but the hard graft put in by Kaylie Bickle, Eva Harrison, Kelly Daniels, Vicky Tooley and the usual Captain's performance from Emma Wilkinson are not to be overlooked.
Next up, the Vipers face Whitley (March), Kingston (April), before a final three games in May (Sheffield and a double-header against Chelmsford).
Final score: Bees 0; Vipers 9
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Robin Mullen 3+0
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Fall & Holiday Season & 2019 Chinese New Year Celebration - Dumpling and Bubble Tea Making in Philly Chinatown Sponsored by Asian Arts Initiative's Shared Spaces 共享空间 Program We cordially invite you, your families, and your friends to attend a fun DIY Dumpling + Bubble Tea party to celebrate Fall and a kickoff the holiday season, including Chinese New Year while enjoying bubble tea, everyone will learn a new cooking skill – making dumplings + Bubble Tea! 2019 Chinese New Year will be on February 5, 2019! In the dumpling making party, you will enjoy a hands-on adventure - make-your-own dumplings. You'll be guided, taught by Yin, a dumping making expert who will teach you how to fill and shape your own pot stickers and more in an authentic way. At the event, we may use either pre-made wrappers or make wrappers ourselves. We will also prepare at least two types of dumpling fillings (meat, e.g. kale and ground pork, and vegetables): each person will make at least five of each dumpling type. We can either cook one recipe at a time and pause to eat between batches, or cook them all and eat at the end. Either way, dinner will be delicious! Dumplings are the singular best food to make for (and with) a crowd: They're easy, fun, beginner-friendly, and cook super quickly. The more hands you we on deck, the quicker the dumplings come together and the faster we can get to eating. Highlight: Make your own Bubble tea! Everyone can taste at least two flavors of the trendy bubble tea! Did you know bubble tea comes from Taiwan? Flavors to choose from: StrawberryMangoThai Tea Come Join us for a Fall/Holiday Season/2019 Chinese New Year Celebration Chinese Dumping + Bubble Tea Party! It will be a totally fun experience for you and your family! We are accepting holiday private party reservations now! We come to your facility, private home and any location you designate in the greater Philadelphia area! SPONSORSHIP: This event is sponsored by Asian Arts Initiative's Shared Spaces 共享空间 Program. For more info, visit www.asianartsinitiative.org/culturalplan Asian Arts initiative is a multi-disciplinary community arts center in Philadelphia that engages people of all ages and backgrounds to create and present art that addresses Asian American experience and effects positive change in a broad range of communities and in its immediate neighborhood of Chinatown North. Dumpling making is a form of Art! PLACE: Asian Arts Initiative, 1219 Vine St, Philadelphia, PA 19107. Please note that the location may change from event to event, all in Philly Chinatown. You will receive a confirmation prior to the event. Please feel free to call to confirm. CONTACT: firstname.lastname@example.com Tel: 215-352-4324, Facebook: Dumpling Academy WHAT TO BRING: We will provide all dumpling making experience and fun, and Chinese appetizers. You will just need to bring a container to bring leftover dumplings home. COST: $55/person prepaid. $60/person at door. You can also buy tickets directly from our website https://www.dumplingacademy.com/new-event Please note that the price may change based on availability. CANCELLATION POLICY: You will receive a full refund if: - The event is canceled - The event is rescheduled ALLERGIES: If you have food allergy situation, please inform us beforehand. We also accept Birthday Party reservations throughout the year and can host the Dumpling Making Party at any location for your convenience. This party is offered by Dumpling Academy, Dumpling Academy, The Frist and Only Unprecedented, Breaking Through Culinary Experience and Innovative Therapeutic Recreational Service Through the Art of Dumpling Making to empower people to make this world happier, healthier and more productive. We offer customized products and therapeutic recreational services to seniors in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, home health care & senior community centers, individuals with intellectual disability & seeking mind freedom, children & families, and corporate teams at competitive prices to help individuals and organizations in their performance. We offer World Class Education, Unforgettable Experience, which offers unprecedented team building activities and leadership workshops to corporate and institutional clients. Our services: Dumpling Making -seniors in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, home health care & senior community centers - individuals with intellectual disability - individuals seeking mind freedom - children & families - Corporate Team Building Workshop Corporate Event Asian Cuisine, Dim Sum Catering Public Dumpling Making Parties – Chinese New Year, Mother's Day, Father's Day and other major holiday celebrations Private Birthday/Other Occasion Parties. Please contact us for your priviate party needs, birthday party, school groups etc. Fund Raising Dumpling Making Event About Yin Yin operates the "Five Spice Tour of Philly's Chinatown" - cultural walking tour with dim sum tastings, and restaurant hopping tours to Philly Chinatown. As a dumpling expert, she hosts classes and competitions based on the iconic food. She has worked in City Kitchen for the dumpling making show at the Reading Terminal Market as its guest for Chinese New Year. Yin was also interviewed by "What's Cooking" on 1060 by Hadas Kuznits, of the Philadelphia (CBS) KYW radio station about Chinese New Year. In early 2017, she was invited by the show, Travel & Adventure, to host a dumpling making show in the PA Convention Center. Photo Taken During One of Five-Spice Tours of Philly Chinatown/Dim Sum Tasting "Yin did such a wonderful job during our Chinese New Year celebration and was so engaging. After the fun and exciting dumpling demo for the Chinese New Year, we all thought Yin would be great person to have back for this event." - From Reading Terminal Market. Photo Taken During Dumpling Making Show for the Chinese New Year Celebration at Reading Terminal Market on Feb 4th, 2017 In summer, 2017, Yin was invited by the Reading Terminal Market to participate in an important community project - The Breaking Bred, Breaking Barriers dinner project. Yin represented the Chinese community to present Chinese iconic food to other ethnical groups. More specifically, she performed a dumpling making demonstration and brought the most popular street food in China, the Chinese Crepe, to the Philly market for the first time ever. Photo with our guests during the dumpling making demonstration at City Kitchen, Reading Terminal Market on June 5th, 2017 Yin was doing the demo for Chinese Crepe, the most popular street food in China on September 13, 2017 at City Kitchen, Reading Terminal Market The Breaking Bread, Breaking Barriers dinner project, funded by Knight Foundation, brings together individuals from different cultures to sample each other's cuisines and learn more about each other, to see what they might have in common. The project parties include the Reading Terminal Market, HIAS-PA, Philadelphia's Human Relations Commission and the UPENN Project for Civic Engagement. On June 5th, Reading Terminal invited three communities – the Chinese, the Mexican, and the Mummers, to get to know one another better through this forum, by learning about each other's culture through food. We were honored to be invited to represent the Chinese community. Each community, through a guest chef, provided an interactive cooking demonstration of one to two dishes that can be used to highlight one's culture, history, and communal stories. They then sat down to have dinner to engage in a dialogue facilitated by the Human Relations Commission. The idea is that the participants walk away from the session with a foundational understanding of one another's culture and history. Photo with Mayor Jim Kearny, General Manager from Reading Terminal Market, Anuj Gupton, and community leaders from the event on June 5th, 2017 On September 14, 2017, Yin assisted Master Chef Joseph Poon from Chef Joseph Poon Creations and Events during 2nd Annual PAAFF (Philadelphia Asian Arts Film Festival) Asian Chef Experience highlighting the top Asian culinary talents in Philadelphia. This was a special Chef tasting event with 14 of Philadelphia's most prominent Asian American & Pacific Islander Chefs preparing tasting sized portions of their best dishes. This event serves as an important fundraising tool for 2017 Philadelphia Asian Arts Film Festival while also highlighting the incredible talent and diversity of cuisine within the local community of culinary artists. Yin founded Five-Spice Philly and Dumpling Academy. Five-Spice Philly is an organization dedicated to the service of showcasing Philadelphia's thriving Asian food scene. 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We are delighted to be hosting our second 'Come and Play' with Dudley Performing Arts next week on Thursday 8 February from 4.00 to 5.00 pm. All our pupils, parents, teachers and friends of our school are invited to bring their musical instruments and take part in a one off playing session with staff from Dudley Performing Arts. This session is for all instrumentalists, regardless of your experience, from beginners to more advanced players. To take part, simply come along with your instrument and the Performing Arts staff will do the rest!
We extend a warm invitation to:
- All pupils taking part in our whole class trombone project in Year 3 and Year 4
- All pupils having instrumental lessons in school or outside of school
- School staff who play a musical instrument
- Parents who play a musical instrument
Parents, teachers and pupils, who used to play but haven't done so for some time are more than welcome to dust down your instruments and bring them along. For parents who don't play an instrument, the session will include a separate drumming workshop, so that everyone will be able to play. The session will include a short performance from the Performing Arts Team, lots of laughs, a big rehearsal (during which the drumming workshop will take place) and a final performance starring everyone. This is a fantastic opportunity for everyone to come along and join in a relaxed hour of music making. There is no need to register or cost involved – just turn up with your children (and instrument) and have fun! 'Come and Play' was really great fun last year and it was wonderful to see parents and children joining in together. Please do your best to join us.


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Easter Egg Hunts – Iowa
Dahl's Ford's 5th Annual Easter Egg Hunt
Davenport, Iowa
Sunday, April 2nd, 2017
1310 E Kimberly Rd, Davenport, Iowa 52807
Dahl Ford welcomes you to join us for our 5th Annual Easter Egg Hunt & Food Drive! Easter Egg Hunt starts at 11:00 am, Gates will open at 10:00 am. Admission is a non perishable food item to be donated to Hope Church Food Pantry in LeClaire, IA.
Bettendorf Easter Egg Hunt
4800 Devils Glen Rd., Bettendorf, Iowa 52722
Saturday, April 8th, 2017
Easter Egg Hunt is Saturday, April 8th at Crow Creek Park (soccer fields). Kid's games at noon and egg hunt starts at 1:00 p.m. The event is sponsored by the City of Bettendorf and Bettendorf First Assembly.
Muscatine Park Easter Egg Hunt
Weed Park – Park Dr, Muscatine, IA 52761
Saturday April 8th, 2017
The Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department's Easter Egg Hunt will have 3 different age groups with ages 3 and under starting at 10:10 am.
Spring Celebration & Eco-Egg Hunt
Nahant Marsh-4220 Wapello Ave. Davenport IA
Saturday April 8th 9:00am-Noon
Children can participate in either a hide-and seek egg hunt (great for younger children) or a GPS Scavenger egg hunt (best for older children). There will also be a variety of nature themed hands-on activities where children and their families will learn about local wildlife. Pre-registration is recommended. You can call 563.336.3370 or register online.
Bettendorf Christian Church Easter Egg Hunt
3487 Towne Pointe Drive, Bettendorf, IA 52722
Saturday April 15th at 9:30
A VBS-style event where families will discover the great surprise that happened on the first Easter. With kid-geared worship, interactive Bible lessons and even an Easter egg hunt is sure to be an event your family won't want to miss. Space is limited, so get registered online at bettendorfchristian.com.
LeClaire Park & Rec Annual Easter Egg Hunt
Hollyhock park – 201 N. 6th Street. LeClaire, IA
Saturday April 15 11am – 1pm
Egg hunt starts promptly at 11am; bring your own basket. Enjoy food, music, bounce house, and a visit from the Easter Bunny.
Easter Egg Hunts – Illinois
Geneseo Park District Egg Hunt
541 North St, Geneseo Il
Sunday April 9th 1:30pm
A fun family tradition! Join us at the Athletic Field for the 12th Annual Easter Egg Hunt. The Easter Egg Hunt is set up so your little bunny can find candy or toy filled eggs with children of the same age. Find one of the Golden Eggs and receive a special prize! Rain Locations, inside community center.
Rock Island Parks & Recreation Spring Egg Hunt
Lincoln Park- 11th Ave & 38th St. Rock Island
Saturday April 8th promptly at 9:30 am
Brings your bags and baskets to gather eggs. There will be a surprise visit from the bunny! Rain location will be at the Rock Island Fitness and activity center.
New Kingdom Trailriders Special Needs Egg Hunt
18929 81st Street, Sherrard, IL 61281
Saturday, April 8th at 1:00 pm
Our 2nd Annual event we are super excited to be hosting is a Special Needs Easter Egg hunt. This event is open to the community for anyone with a disability "physical or mental", any age and they don't have to be a current rider! If you plan on coming out please dress appropriately (it is a farm) and make sure to bring something to collect those eggs in.
Moline Parks and Recreation Easter Egg Hunt
Riverside Park- 1014 29th St Moline, Il
Saturday April 8th
- Ages 2 and under: 9:45 a.m. – inside fenced area of the pool
- Ages 3-6: 10:00 a.m. – west side of pool
- Ages 7-8: 10:00 a.m. – north side of Mausoleum
Kids ages 8 and under, join us for our 13th Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Riverside Park Field (3300 5th Ave. Moline). There will be 12,000 candy-filled eggs hidden around the field for children to find. Other activities include a visit from the Easter Bunny and McGruff the Crime Dog and a fun bounce house provided by Quad City Bouncy!
Flashlight Easter Egg Hunt
Riverside Park- 1014 29th St Moline, Il
Saturday April 8th 8:00 pm
Kids, ages 9-12, are invited to join us on April 8. Candy laden eggs will be hidden around Riverside Park Field for kids to discover. Please bring your own flashlights. This event is FREE and open to the public.
Easter Fun Runs
Easter Egg Scramble 5k Run/Walk
Village of East Davenport
Saturday, April 15, 2017 at 9:00am
Come celebrate the 5th ANNUAL EASTER EGG SCRAMBLE 5K RUN/WALK on Saturday, April 15, 2017. The start/finish will be in The Historic Village of East Davenport, Iowa where you will run/walk through Scenic Parks that overlook the The Mighty Mississippi River.
Southeast National Bank Bunny Hop
Village of East Davenport
Saturday, April 15, 2017 at 8:30am
Kids 1/2 mile race for all kids up to age 12!! Free admittance into Easter Egg Hunt! Every child will receive a finishers medal.
And, of course, you'll be able to find the Easter Bunny at the NorthPark Mall (through April 15th, 2017):
Easter Bunny Photos
Sunday-Thursday (March 27-April 6): 4pm-8pm
Monday-Thursday (April 10-April 13): 12pm-8pm
Friday-Saturday: 11am-9pm
Sunday: 12pm-6pm
Visit the Easter Bunny for Photos and a Free Gift. Reservations now available but not required.
The Easter Bunny is located in Von Maur Court.
Do you know of any other local Easter events? Let us know with a comment below.


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Gibbous ♉ Taurus
Moon phase on 6 September 2020 Sunday is Waning Gibbous, 18 days old Moon is in Taurus.Share this page: twitter facebook linkedin
Waning Gibbous is the lunar phase on . Seen from Earth, illuminated fraction of the Moon surface is 84% and getting smaller. The 18 days old Moon is in ♉ Taurus.
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Previous main lunar phase is the Full Moon before 4 days on 2 September 2020 at 05:22.
Moon rises in the evening and sets in the morning. It is visible to the southwest and it is high in the sky after midnight.
Moon is passing first ∠2° of ♉ Taurus tropical zodiac sector.
Lunar disc appears visually 7.4% narrower than solar disc. Moon and Sun apparent angular diameters are ∠1768" and ∠1904".
Next Full Moon is the Hunter Moon of October 2020 after 25 days on 1 October 2020 at 21:05.
There is low ocean tide on this date. Sun and Moon gravitational forces are not aligned, but meet at big angle, so their combined tidal force is weak.
The Moon is 18 days old. Earth's natural satellite is moving from the middle to the last part of current synodic month. This is lunation 255 of Meeus index or 1208 from Brown series.
Length of current 255 lunation is 29 days, 8 hours and 19 minutes. This is the year's shortest synodic month of 2020. It is 12 minutes shorter than next lunation 256 length.
Length of current synodic month is 4 hours and 26 minutes shorter than the mean length of synodic month, but it is still 1 hour and 44 minutes longer, compared to 21st century shortest.
This lunation true anomaly is ∠322.3°. At the beginning of next synodic month true anomaly will be ∠341.2°. The length of upcoming synodic months will keep decreasing since the true anomaly gets closer to the value of New Moon at point of perigee (∠0° or ∠360°).
Moon is reaching point of apogee on this date at 06:31, this is 15 days after last perigee on 21 August 2020 at 10:59 in ♎ Libra. Lunar orbit is starting to get closer, while the Moon is moving inward the Earth for 12 days ahead, until it will get to the point of next perigee on 18 September 2020 at 13:44 in ♎ Libra.
This apogee Moon is 405 606 km (252 032 mi) away from Earth. It is 198 km farther than the mean apogee distance, but it is still 1 103 km closer than the farthest apogee of 21st century.
10 days after its descending node on 27 August 2020 at 11:52 in ♐ Sagittarius, the Moon is following the southern part of its orbit for the next 4 days, until it will cross the ecliptic from South to North in ascending node on 10 September 2020 at 23:05 in ♊ Gemini.
22 days after beginning of current draconic month in ♊ Gemini, the Moon is moving from the second to the final part of it.
8 days after previous South standstill on 28 August 2020 at 14:06 in ♑ Capricorn, when Moon has reached southern declination of ∠-24.219°. Next 5 days the lunar orbit moves northward to face North declination of ∠24.353° in the next northern standstill on 12 September 2020 at 05:25 in ♋ Cancer.
After 10 days on 17 September 2020 at 11:00 in ♍ Virgo, the Moon will be in New Moon geocentric conjunction with the Sun and this alignment forms next Sun-Moon-Earth syzygy.


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On-Line "Gospel Series – 9th and 'Final' Message
Happy New Year "2015" To receive the "Greatest Free Gift" ever given and make this year, the best year of your life! Starting Thursday, January 1st, 2015 there will be available a Gospel Message to watch and listen to on-line via of YouTube videos for the next 18 days. A new message every other day! The 9th Gospel Message is "Consider Him" Note: Volume is muted, be sure to adjust your volume on the presentation. Any questions, please contact usFind out more »
Gospel Meetings
Sunday @ 1 pm Monday - Friday @ 7 pm ..Speakers .............Dale Vitale .............David PetersonFind out more »
October 2015
Ministry Meeting @ Good News Center – Vandergrift
Invitation to share in the ministry of God's Word with Sandy Higgins and Dale Vitale. Invite Letter to Assemblies for Ministry Oct 2015Find out more »
November 2015
Gospel Meetings – November 8th – 20th, Sundays @Noon, Mon – Fri @7 pm to 8pm
Please come and hear the best news possible..... how to receive Eternal Life, absolutely "Free"! Brian Joyce, who is from Canada, has a real passion in telling others of this amazing free gift We are having our "Thanksgiving Dinner" on November 8th following the gospel meeting, all are welcomed!Find out more »
April 2018
2018 Spring Conference at Mckeesport Gospel Hall
Mckeesport Gospel Hall 1200 Prescott Drive White Oak, PA 15131 > Schedule: Saturday – April 28th At Mckeesport Gospel Hall Saturday Morning - 12:30 to 5 12:30 - 1:30 Chick-fil-A (Lunch) 1:30 - 3:15 Ministry with Joe Clark and Brett Swauger 3:15 - 3:30 Break 3:30 - 4:15 Ministry with Joe Clark 4:15 - 5:00 Gospel at Mike and Barb Sulava's House (2519 White Tail Lane, White Oak, PA 15131) 5:30 …Find out more »
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Live Review: Motion City Soundtrack
When Motion City Soundtrack announced their 'So Long Farewell Tour,' and an indefinite hiatus in 2016, fans of the Minneapolis rock/alternative/indie band were bummed. Hardcore. This was a band known for their energetic live performances, and an exhaustive touring schedule — being a Warped Tour mainstay, and frequently playing overseas.
In June 2019, the band announced their 'Don't Call it a Comeback Tour,' slated for winter 2020, and fans rejoiced. And bought out those shows in record time.
The largely-sold out tour stopped in Detroit on Jan. 3 at St. Andrew's Hall to yet another packed house.
The night provided two openers, first up was Lipstick Jodi, a Grand Rapids, Michigan band — who also opened up for Justin Courtney Pierre's (Motion City Soundtrack) solo show in St. Andrew's basement venue, The Shelter in November 2018. The second opener was an Ohio rock band, The Sidekicks, also on the Epitaph Record label.
Motion City Soundtrack's setlist kicked off with "Attractive Today," from the band's 2005 record, "Commit This to Memory," with soaring guitars and the crowd was happy to sing along 'to all the metaphors and lines that had taken Pierre years to come up with.'
"Commit This to Memory" turned 15 this year, and it's safe to say Motion City Soundtrack fans have done just that — with some of the loudest crowd singalongs I've heard in quite some time.
The band plowed through 19 songs in their setlist, including fan favorite, "Her Words Destroyed My Planet," followed by "My Favorite Accident," "Make Out Kids," and the always hauntingly beautiful "Hold Me Down."
The concert was delivered by a seemingly re-energized, refreshed band — featuring the original lineup : Justin Courtney Pierre (guitar, vocals), Matthew Taylor (bass), Jesse Mack Johnson (keys), Joshua Cain (guitar), and Tony Thaxton (drums). There was a time when Thaxton left the band, and Claudio Rivera (Saves the Day) stepped in, but Thaxton's return to the drum throne was well-received with "Tony!" chants throughout the night.
The show finished with a two-song encore starting with "L.G. FUAD," always the loudest crowd sing along, and one where Jesse Mack Johnson steps center stage — demanding participation, with the crowd fully obliging. The show ended with "The Future Freaks Me Out," a sentiment I'm sure many fans will agree with if Motion City Soundtrack leaves us for an undisclosed period of time yet again. Regardless, we salute you for good times you've provided us over the last 23 years — and rest assured, 'you'll always be our favorite one.'
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Taking care of the environment is one way that Mylan's teams around the world work to create better health for a better world. In Hosur, India, that means picking up shovels and planting trees to help contribute to a brighter future.
Mylan's team from the Injectables Complex 3 in Hosur, India, organized a tree planting campaign to help reforestation and rainwater conservation efforts in an area that has been plagued by drought.
For the third year in a row, the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu and its capital Chennai are in the midst of a serious drought that has reservoirs running dry and residents unable to access the water they need. As a result, the Indian government earlier this year launched the Jal Shakti Abhiyan (JSA) to encourage industry, private companies and citizens to make a difference by promoting water conservation, watershed development and tree planting, among other things.
JSA was launched in 255 districts across India, where the drought problem is widespread. According to a study by the federal government think tank NITI Aayog, 21 Indian cities will run out of groundwater by next year, including the capital New Delhi and the information technology hub of Bengaluru. Two hundred thousand Indians already die every year because they don't have a safe water supply, and as many as 600 million people face "high to extreme" water stress, the report said.
JSA encourages five targeted interventions: rainwater harvesting; renovation of existing lakes and reservoirs; reuse of water and recharging of structures; watershed development; and intensive afforestation.
Hosur, one of the cities listed by India as water stressed, is an industrial city in Tamil Nadu. Inspired by the JSA, Mylan's team there planted 100 saplings at a nearby cattle farm. The area's District Collector, Dr. S. Prbhakar, said the efforts of Mylan and other companies that planted trees is a boon for the area and helps to restore its climate from the 1980s, when the region was known as "Little England" for its similarities in weather and appearance to the European country.
This is the third time Mylan's Injectable team in Hosur planted trees. In March, the group provided 1,000 saplings for planting to the inhabitants of Shoolagiri Panchayat union. And on World Environment Day in June, the team planted 250 trees at a school in Mornapalli village.
Global social responsibility is intrinsically woven within Mylan's commitment to achieve our mission and deliver better health for a better world. It is what drives our enduring passion to improve access and serve unmet needs across all geographies, while respecting the environment and positively impacting our stakeholders.
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Posted: Aug 29, 2019
Jordyn Rioux carded an 11-over-par 83 at The Ravines Golf Club to lead the Hope College women's golf team to a 340-369 victory against Albion College on Thursday.
The junior from Farmington, Michigan (Livonia Ladywood HS) led a group of four Flying Dutch to shoot in the 80s during the 18-hole match.
Sophomore Megan Jenkinson of Traverse City, Michigan (West HS) chipped in an 85 for Hope.
Junior Abigail Meder of Lansing, Michigan (Lansing Catholic Central) and sophomore Deanna DeLeeuw of Hudsonville, Michigan (Hudsonville) each shot 86s.
Freshman Grace VanDellen of Oxford, Michigan (Lutheran Northeast) rounded out Hope's team scoring with a 97.
Jordyn Rioux 43-40—83
Megan Jenkinson 39-46—85
Abigail Meder 46-40—86
Deanna DeLeeuw 42-44—86
Grace VanDellen 53-44—97
Lexi Miller 49-45—94
Rita Cheney 44-50—94
Megan Radaz 44-51—95
Rita Cheney 44-50—94
Megan Radaz 44-51—95
Darcey Brinker 51-52—103
Grace Hoffman 43-40—83
Bailey Owens 42-51—93
Anika Krishnan 45-48—93
Sydney Cohn 47-53—100
Kiley Flynn 54-46—100
Sadhna Ramanathan 48-56—104


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Baked Raspberry Cheesecake
If you've never tried a baked cheesecake and think it's tricky – then this is the recipe for you! Simple and so delicious we think this is our best baked cheesecake yet!
Light digestive biscuits, crushed
Baking spread*, melted
Light cream cheese
Half fat creme fraiche
Vanilla extract
Icing sugar
*Recipe is based on 70% fat buttery baking spread.
You will also need…
20cm spring-form cake tin.
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Preheat the oven to 180°C, (160°C for fan ovens), Gas Mark 4. Double wrap the outside of the cake tin in foil.
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Mix together the crushed biscuits and melted baking spread. Press into the base of the tin and chill for 10 minutes.
Step 3 of 5
Beat the cream cheese until soft in a food processor (or with an electric hand mixer). Gradually add the condensed milk and then add eggs, half fat crème fraiche and vanilla. Beat until very smooth. Gently pour the mixture over the set biscuit base. Scatter in half the raspberries (150g).
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Sit the cheesecake in a roasting tin. Pour very hot water into the roasting tin to come halfway up the sides of the cake tin. Bake in the centre of the oven for 1 hour. Turn off the oven, without opening the door, and leave for 1 hour to set. Cool and then chill for 4 hours or overnight. Remove from the tin and place on a serving plate.
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To serve: Keep a handful of the remaining raspberries to decorate and tip the rest into a small pan with 1tbsp icing sugar and 1tbsp water. Mash the raspberries with a fork, bring to the boil then pass through a sieve to remove the seeds. Serve the cheesecake with the sauce and remaining raspberries.
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Clayton Burgin Says Steps Will Be Taken To Improve Primary Health Care Systems Here
Steps are to be taken by the Ministry of Health Wellness and the Environment in the upcoming months, to strengthen the Primary Health Care System. Minister of Health Clayton Burgin made the disclosure, as he delivered remarks at Thursday's ceremony to mark the re-opening of the refurbished Clare Valley Clinic. Minister Burgin said the re-opening… Continue Reading →