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I've been hearing this a lot lately. People trying to become vegan/vegetarian but they just felt weak/lightheaded/depressed etc when they tried so they switched back.
It's kind of pissing me off. When I made the transition I felt better than ever. Everyone else I know who has become vegetarian/vegan and stayed that way has said that they felt amazing. I just feel like their minds are simply creating excuses to go back to cruelty eating.
And the worst of all…Continue
Added by Riela Molinuevo on December 19, 2011 at 8:00am — 9 Comments
- "A response to my well meaning friends who are urging me to eat animal products:
Thank you for your concern. I know you mean well, and I'm grateful that you have reached out. But there are a HUGE number of factors that you are not aware of in regards to my current situation and emotional health. Be careful of making diagnoses without a complete understanding of the the body, mind and the…
Added by elena on December 18, 2011 at 4:19am — No Comments
So basically, as soon as I made this account, I had to take a temporary hiatus. I was on bed rest for about a month & wasn't able to go shopping in order to eat right. In that time, the little baby in my belly got really big. I started noticing a decrease in my appetite & a lot of nausea no matter what I ate. Once I was able to start eating right, there wasn't enough room for a whole meal of fruit (all of my organs are being squished). It would be near impossible for me to get enough…Continue
Added by Sidnee Love on December 17, 2011 at 4:02am — 3 Comments
Me vs. Lemon Ginger Blast
I lost.
The spicy sour groove of the Lemon Ginger blast pulled a right hook on me. …Continue
Added by Riela Molinuevo on December 14, 2011 at 10:47am — 2 Comments
Before today I had no idea who this person was... Percy Cerutty. But today I ve read a topic on HCRV personalities who practiced this life style for more than 10 years and I've read a story about Percy.
wow! amazing man. well, i was always fascinated by eccentric persons, but he is more than just that. I'd like to know more about him or read his books. I suppose many of them are about running as he revolutionized it and I am not a runner , but anyway I would be very much…Continue
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This has been bothering me since last week. I am now known as the "fruit girl" in my school since I can always be seen carrying a ton of fruit with me wherever I go. Everyone in my Chem class knows that I am a raw vegan and is fascinated by it. They love asking me questions about it.
Then the other day I brought about a kilo of tangerines to my class. Of course some everyone asked me if I was going to eat them all. When I…Continue
Added by Riela Molinuevo on December 12, 2011 at 12:20pm — 5 Comments
this topic was discussed many, many times, but I have a habit to do a research on my own :) just to know more about an issue and at the same time to go on with my education ;)
The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that we obtain 5% of our calories from protein. This would mean that if you were a man burning 3000 calories per day, you would need 38 grams of protein.…Continue
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Raw Food Shopping on a TIGHT budget!
Some awesome grocery store markdowns in this post. There are bargains out there!
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Just watched what I could of Earthlings with my husband. I asked him what he thought of the movie. He said "I think it's all about the shock factor! They didn't need to see all that! We already know about this." I stated that that was exactly the point. Of course they wanna show us the bad side. I am glad they did too...because for the first time I realized the scale of the speciesism. I mean I knew that…Continue
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I've found this to be very interesting and informative reply from Adam in this topic ( which has another Adam's replies, highly recommended)
For me, it very much depends on my activity levels and what specific foods I am eating. Generally speaking, I do feel better eating more frequent…Continue
Added by elena on December 7, 2011 at 7:28pm — 2 Comments
I can't believe I went to my first official fruit party this past Sunday and met with local 30badders for the first time!
Coincidentally, the fruit parties in my house have been super exciting lately. Its kinda a tradition I started last year with my 10 y.o. sister-in-law and my 4-year-old daughter and I eating fruit before bed and just being super silly with it... making the peels into playthings, making silly faces.
My sister-in-law lives in San Diego and we…Continue
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I am so happy and thankful for everything I have. Just the fact that I am alive with loving and caring parents and am able to be a part of this world, to be able to love others and be loved in return. To be able to tell others how much I love them. To be able to grow and learn something new each and every day. To be able to breath. To be able to run. To be able to feel. To be able to see. To be able to hear. To be able to smell. To have food to eat. To have an education. To be able to…Continue
Added by Riela Molinuevo on December 5, 2011 at 4:02am — 2 Comments
(This is in additiion to my reply to a question about the INN certification course. I can't find it even though I entered my comment just under an hour ago.. sorry to mix this up...)
I met Jack Morse (the gent who brought Walt Disney public, among other things). I was just staring out and was hired to install an elaborate custom home gym in one of his houses. I had what I called "Long Island's First (and only to this day 25 years later) Educational Fitness Store" It…Continue
Added by Chris Califano on December 2, 2011 at 10:42am — 7 Comments
Hey guys,
I've only got one piece listed so far in my new collection of fruit & raw lifestyle inspired jewelry sold within my ETSY store www.gypsyaffairs.etsy.com
Added by melissa jackson on December 2, 2011 at 9:18am — 4 Comments
IDK what to do. I made a quart (yes a quart) of my own invented green drink for dinner. I wasn't thinking while I was making it. I put an entire tray of asparagus in there. Don't follow my example. I can barely stomach it. And I LOVE green drinks.
Added by Riela Molinuevo on November 29, 2011 at 12:00pm — 10 Comments
Well, I'd like to share with you guys what happens when we dont eat enough greens, as I think my cravings for salt yesterday evening was due to lack of greens in my diet these days.
Mostly I 've eaten sweet fruits this week, but yesterday after eating apples in the evening I felt as if I…Continue
Added by elena on November 26, 2011 at 5:53pm — 3 Comments
As a 20 year old college student, you'd think that I'd be looking forward to turning 21 in this next month to drink and party until I can't remember my own. HA. as if. I'm getting really tired of going to parties and just being the guy there that's not having any "fun", cause theyre right, Im not. So, I made a solution, I just won't go, and I don't anymore. But the problem with that is that my friends are those people, people who I grew up with and met through school, without them, I really…Continue
Added by Wynter Sean Griffing on November 26, 2011 at 4:57am — 3 Comments
Easy, just put them in a closed brown bag or newspaper and wrapped them up. Give it 24 hours and your good, you'll see the difference. This is of course, if you live in the city and supermarkets provide you with green bananas and hard avocados.
This routine is an old one that we Hispanics from the Caribbean use a lot to ripen our fruits. I learned this from my father when I was younger.
Just wanted to share this ;)
(see the picture, those bananas weren't ready,…Continue
Added by JM on November 23, 2011 at 4:44pm — 8 Comments
Hello Fruity Booty's!! i know i havent blogged in about 12 days, i was really struggling with my diet and stress levels with school, a lot of not so good news was happening and i was also having the hardest time getting back on track. I know that all of that happened for a reason, to show me that i ultimately feel the best eating 811rv, and i am happily back on track as of today. I was really struggling, really bad. I'm honest. I wouldnt ever say anything that isnt true on a blog here,…Continue
Added by Jennelle LeMoine on November 23, 2011 at 2:00pm — 5 Comments
I am feeling accomplished today.
I promoted veganism today. In my AP Chem class, since today was the last day of school for the week, my professor decided to give us a much deserved break -- we cooked food in our class. My group already knew that I was vegan, so they were kind enough to consider cooking something vegan. We talked about what to make and I suggested fruit kabobs. They didn't have many ideas, but they wanted to go do puppy chow (something really unhealthy, but…Continue
Added by Riela Molinuevo on November 23, 2011 at 8:00am — 11 Comments
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Cooler Than Thou: Will Hipsters Ruin Christianity?
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It was pouring rain, cold rain, on an early March morning, as I headed to Brooklyn Label, a café near my apartment in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. I was meeting Vito Aiuto, pastor of Resurrection Presbyterian Church in Williamsburg, a plant of Redeemer Presbyterian, one of the largest and most influential evangelical churches in New York City.
I arrived drenched and he arrived late, wearing a utility shirt, jeans, and a maroon wool hat he never removed. We sat at the counter, sipping bottomless coffee from oversized mugs, and talked about our neighborhood and how to build community, his experience starting and leading a church, music, education, and his recently adopted son. Aiuto told me that he tries to keep things simple at Resurrection; he lets the congregation decide the church's programs and activities. He also admitted that ministering in the hipster neighborhood of Williamsburg is both a blessing and a curse, that although Resurrection mainly attracts young and educated artist types, he has an explicit goal of ensuring it is not a "hip" church. There are no gimmicks to draw that crowd in.
According to Brett McCracken, however, Resurrection Presbyterian is the quintessence of hip, one of seven examples of Christian hipster churches he profiles in Hipster Christianity: When Church and Cool Collide. He defines a hipster church as disproportionately packed with hipsters—"tattoos, scruffy beards, and skinny jeans galore" in Resurrection's case—media savvy, fashionable, artistic, culturally aware, socially concerned. Resurrection meets all these criteria, except perhaps for its minimal reliance on technology both during and outside of services. And while Aiuto didn't make the list of iconic hipster Christian figureheads, McCracken lauds him as a "full-blooded Christian hipster who is a reverend but also an indie musician."
Aiuto's indifference toward his own hipness (a trait McCracken repeatedly highlights, mentioning the pastor's band and close relationship with Christian hipster darling Sufjan Stevens) along with his resistance to prioritizing a hip congregation, are precisely what, by McCracken's estimation, make Aiuto and his church "hip." For a central part of being hip is not trying to be, or at least not caring whether you are or not. And you certainly can't be hip if you label yourself as such. "Pastors who think they'll win over the cool kids by forming the church in the cool kids' pop-culture image," he writes, "are liable to find themselves even less relevant than when they started."
Criticizing "Cool"
For McCracken, there are two types of hip churches, two types of hipster Christians: the natural and the marketed, the authentic and the wannabe. Both Resurrection and its leader fall squarely into the former categories. And after presenting a brief history of the evolution of cool and proffering definitions of key terms—the hipster, for example, is defined in a remarkably vague way as "fashionable, young, independent-minded contrarian"—McCracken explores both sides, glorifying the likes of Aiuto and Resurrection and criticizing the wannabes, somewhat playfully, for trying too hard, for "bending over backward to meet the culture where it's at," for being too high-tech, too shocking, too "rebellious." But in part three of Hipster Christianity, McCracken, a self-described "hipster Christian," adopts a different tone altogether, a tone decidedly more Christian than hipster, lashing out at culture, at "the outside," at cool itself, for thrusting Christianity into "an identity crisis unrivaled in the history of the faith." Christianity and cool are at odds, he argues, irreconcilable forces that, when engaged with each other, breed narcissism, incite recklessness, and encourage deviation from faith.
Conservative Christian concern over the appropriate degree of engagement with the secular world is certainly nothing new. But in his effort to urge Christians to "think deeply about their identity and place in contemporary culture" in the final part of his book, McCracken underestimates the significant role hip churches play in the modern, urban evangelical landscape. Within the course of 100 pages, McCracken shifts from normalizing the trend ("They might be hipster churches, but they are also just churches like any other—trying to preach God's Word and spread his gospel throughout their community"), to denouncing it through a series of sweeping generalizations ("The necessarily individualistic, egocentric nature of hip makes it a poor companion for a faith that calls us into community and collective purpose"; "It's hard to deny yourself or take up any cross daily when you're chained to the shackles of hip"; "Hipsters care only about freedom, partying, and transgression"). While McCracken does leave a small window of potential for a "positive, proactive" Christian version of hip, he ultimately views all that is "cool" as a threat to Christianity and misunderstands the movement's desire for relevance as vain, self-absorbed, and insincere. A closer look at one community in the "hipster Mecca" of Williamsburg, Brooklyn reveals the complexity of the relationship between church and cool, individual and community, faith and rebellion, authenticity and imitation, truth and relevance.
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Waterlily Holiday Cottage
Cottage | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 4
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News flash: **** We are delighted to announce we have just been selected as one of 'Sawdays Special Places to Stay in Cornwall' ****
Near the county capital of Truro, tucked away in a quiet lane within the Conservation Area of Probus village you will find this quintessential Cornish cottage. We have recently refurbished Waterlily Cottage to a very high standard, taking great care to retain its special character. We aim to provide you with a real 'home from home' so you can relax and enjoy this idyllic part of Cornwall.
Waterlily Cottage is ideally located for both the north and south coast, so you will have your choice of numerous sandy beaches. There's also World-Heritage off-road cycle trails, Eden project, Caerhay's Castle, Lost Garden's of Heligan, National Trust estates, and glorious coastal or rural walks within an easy drive. Our guests love the idyllic fishing villages dotted around the Roseland Pennisula (just 6 miles away), particularly magical St Mawes. A boat trip across the bay to the historic port of Falmouth is a must-do; then there's the cathedral city of Truro with farmer's market, theatre, eclectic shopping and so much more.
Back at home, the fresh coastal decor provides you with the perfect place to unwind; perhaps a leisurely cream tea in the conservatory, or listen to church-bells in the sun-trap garden. A gentle stroll across the village square will reward you with Aga-baked cakes in the cafe/gallery, fresh bread & home-made Cornish pasties in the farm shop, or there's Cornish ale & scrummy home-made food in the local inn.
Waterlily Holiday Cottage offers you peace and quiet, friendly Cornish village life, and beautifully presented accommodation. We hope to welcome you soon.
>>>>>>>>>>> Eating out in Probus village:
* The Hawkins Arms pub: great food & child-friendly with large garden;
* Trudgian Cornish farm shop: oodles of local produce & delicious pasties;
* Time Café: bistro/gallery for cream teas & 'picnics to go' for your days out;
* Gulshan Indian Restaurant: eat-in or take-away;
* Probus fish n chips.
>>>>>>>>>>> Probus village amenities include:
* A beautiful 15th Century church with regular services.
* Half-hour bus services (inc. evenings) to Truro, & National-Express coach with services to London.
* A convenience store, antiques emporium, post-office; fuel garage, beauty salon, & children's playground.
>>>>>>>>>>> Around the area:
* Rocky coves and sandy beaches e.g. Porthpean, Pentewan, Pendower, Port Holland & Port Loe.
* Enchanting old Cornish harbours of Mevagissey or Charlestown.
* Easy drive to 8 of the 'Great Gardens of Cornwall' (Trewithen garden is 1.5 miles away).
* National Trust estates include Trelissick, Trerice & Glendurgan.
* Golf courses around Truro (a choice of two).
* Horse riding on Perranporth beach (stables welcome children).
* Children can explore underground tin mine tours, a Go-Kart track, or 2 theme parks within easy drive.
* The off-road Pentewan coastal cycle trail to Mevagissey (bike hire available).
* Walk the South West Coast Path e.g. the Dodman trail to the highest headland in South Cornwall.
* Surf and watersports (and equipment hire) can be found in Newquay or Perranporth.
>>>>>>>>>>> For more information on cottage facilities, including a range of baby equipment, also guests with restricted mobility/elderly...take a peek at our web site and video >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ***All weeks from Fri 28th Nov - Fri 12th Dec £280***
|Sleeps up to 4, 3 bedrooms
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|Carne/Pendower/Portholland 12 km
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|Nearest airport: Newquay 20 km, Nearest railway: Truro 10 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
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|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 7
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden, BBQ
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Located in the far west of Great Britain on a peninsula almost completely surrounded by the sea, magnificent granite coastline wraps around Cornwall for almost 300 miles. Cornwall is also the location of mainland Great Britain's most southerly point, The Lizard, and one of the most westerly points, Land's End. With a vast landscape of spectacular clifftops, this dramatic coastline boasts unspoilt fishing harbours, miles of sandy beaches and pounding Atlantic surf - which provides a natural playground for a variety of water sports. And who can forget the famous Cornish pasties for a traditional lunchtime snack, and luscious afternoon cream teas?
The South West coast path provides walks for all abilities, leading to a host of old smugglers caves, beaches, and pretty Cornish hamlets. Inland, Cornwall is a county of contrasts from the wilderness of captivating Bodmin Moor with its fascinating granite stone circles, great walking trails and local smuggling legends, to the tranquil rural landscapes of the Roseland and the Lizard peninsulas.
There's also the dynamic art scene with its hub at the Tate Gallery in St Ives, coupled with a food lovers paradise which rivals London! Cornwall has a multitude of award-winning local food producers and internationally famed chefs.
Celebration of Cornwall's Celtic roots, and the Cornish language, is enjoying a vibrant revival. The rich Cornish culture is evident in all that you see and do, not least the names of villages and streets, but also various street festivals; if you time your visit in the summer months you could see Helston Flora day or Penzance Mazy Day. The festivals are alive with the warmth and friendliness of the Cornish people, visit, and you will experience a unique heritage.
For those with an interest in ancient Celtic history, you will find plenty of opportunities to explore Bronze age standing stones, granite burial chambers, Celtic crosses and holy wells. More recent Cornish history has just as much to offer, Cornwall's tin mining heritage has recently been awarded World Heritage Site status. Head West, and you will find the landscape dotted with the fascinating remnants of Cornwall's enormous contribution to the Industrial Revolution, with granite engine houses, tin mine tours, museums, and miles of recreational trails.
But no trip to Cornwall would be complete without a visit to one of the numerous golden sand bays which stretch around the coastline. Long famed for its perfect surfing conditions, the coastline here is a hub for all kinds of extreme sports from zapcat racing to scuba diving to rock climbing.
The cottage is situated in the South of Cornwall. This green and peaceful landscape is fed by rivers from the high moorlands of Bodmin, characterised by leafy estuaries, fishing villages, beaches, harbours and beautiful gardens that flourish in South Cornwall's mild climate.
Around the coastline Cornwall's maritime legacy is never far away where local fishermen land their daily catch of fresh seafood, and tall ships, luggers and ketches unfurl their sails in the Cornish breeze. You can feast on the days catch, jump on a ferry at St Mawes to explore the County Maritime Museum in Falmouth, or visit numerous picturesque fishing villages including Mevagissey, Charlestown, or Portloe.
The Roseland Peninsula is recognised nationally, and contains large sections of Cornwall's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; all easily accessed by the spectacular South West Coast Path providing miles of gentle strolls or challenging hikes.
Families will love a host of attractions including farm visits, trips underground to explore Cornish mines, a steam railway, 2 theme parks, horse riding, and for the adventurous go karting, kayaking, surfing, off road cycle routes, all with easy local equipment hire.
With Truro on your doorstep, a vibrant city with artisan shops, cathedral, restaurants, pubs, theatre and nightlife, there is something for everyone.
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4 Nov 2014
Gorgeous cream tea awaiting our arrival and a thoughtful pint of milk in the fridge.The cottage was beautifully decorated, really clean and very comfortable.Ideal location from which to explore Cornwa… More
Thank you for your lovely review and recommendation. We are really pleased you used our local amenities, we are very lucky to have a well-stocked farm shop, great pub, café, Indian restaurant and lots more on our doorstep! We look forward to welcoming you back in the future.
26 Sep 2014
"Comfort, charm, location, facilities - wonderful!"
So lovely that I don't want to let other people know about it!The title says it all really but when you add the friendliness of the village, the lovely cream tea welcome and the great food availa… More
Thank you for writing such a lovely review and for looking after Waterlily Cottage just like it was your own home! In response to previous guest feedback this year we have worked hard to improve the garden wherever possible and so are thrilled that you enjoyed using our compact courtyard space so much! It really was a pleasure to accommodate you both. I sincerely hope to welcome you back again in the future.
10 Sep 2014
"Everything we hoped for!"
Stayed at waterlily cottage last week and it is amazing! The cottage itself is beautiful and Lucy and the owner had thought of everthing to make our stay comfortable. First trip advisor review I… More
Thank you so much for making Waterlily Holiday Cottage your first ever review on TripAdvisor! It was lovely to meet you all and I hope we will welcome you back again in the future. Next time you come you might like to try Trewithen Gardens which is right on our doorstep, literally just a few minutes car journey away from Probus.
11 Aug 2014
"Excellent, reluctant to review incase it gets over booked!"
We stayed last year and wouldn't want to stay anywhere else in Cornwall now. Has everything you need and more, my daughter says it's like staying in a dolls house as everything is so pretty!… More
It's our pleasure to accommodate such a lovely family, and thank you so much for booking your 2015 summer holiday with us! We will be really looking forward to welcoming you back again. Probus is a lovely village and we are so glad you enjoy visiting as much as we love living here!
29 Jul 2014
"Good Central location to explore Cornwall"
We have had a great week here at Waterlily Cottage. We have stayed in Probus several times now and this is by far the best we have stayed in. Very comfortable and clean. Many thanks for the welcome Lu… More
Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a lovely review. The best holiday cottage in the village is very high praise indeed – thank you! We hope to welcome you back again one day.
22 Jul 2014
"a very pleasant stay"
Waterlily cottage is perfectly located to explore the area which offers so many pretty spots to discover. You can also very easily go to Truro for shopping.The cottage is very comfortable and decorate… More
What a fantastic review – thank you! We would love to welcome your friends to Waterlily Cottage one day and hope to welcome you back at some point too. We are continually looking at ways to enhance our guest's stay at the cottage and we will look at ways of improving the lighting in the lounge in due course. We are so pleased you enjoyed your traditional Cornish Cream Tea. The local village pub, The Hawkins Arms, also sell a selection of locally brewed Cornish Ales which you may like to sample on your next visit!
18 Jul 2014
"Fabulous cottage, they've thought of everything"
"What a wonderful cottage 'Waterlily' is! I'm sure the Owner/Housekeeper could not have thought of anything else to improve our comfort and convenience. Delightful pictures, cushio… More
We are so pleased you enjoyed your stay at Waterlily Holiday Cottage and thank you very much for your lovely review. Next time you visit you could maybe try the homemade pasties from the village Farm Shop or treat yourselves to lunch at Time Café (recently awarded Gold in Taste of the West 2014)!
29 May 2014
"Waterlilly cottage allowed us to explore Cornwall extensively."
Waterlilly cottage was an excellent base, especially to come back to after a hard day visiting the many attractions that we were able to reach. We used both our own and public transport to get around … More
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave your comments and also for the suggestions of additional kitchen equipment - which we will now invest in. I would have loved to have met you, it was just unfortunate that on the occasions I called in to Waterlily Cottage you were out exploring and enjoying Cornwall! Hopefully we will welcome you back to Waterlily again one day.
15 Feb 2014
"What a great find – Waterlily cottage is stylish and comfortable in every way"
What a great find – Waterlily cottage is stylish and comfortable in every way. Lots of thoughtful touches to make guests feel at home, including scrummy cupcakes / tea, coffee and milk on arrival, heated towel rails/warm towels and a wood burner set up all ready to light.
The cottage itself is spotless, with lovely furniture, a well equipped kitchen, roomy and comfortable bedrooms and beds and decorated and maintained to a high standard.
We found the location great for walking along the Roseland's coastal paths and visiting the Eden Project is a must. Having two boys keen on cycling, we had a great time exploring the off-road cycle routes along the Mineral Tramways. The cottage has loads of tourist info and we used this to plan our week's activities and eating out venues, and weren't disappointed. We had a really great holiday - thank you.
Waterlily cottage is a little gem waiting to be discovered by the discerning who dare to stay somewhere 'different' to those who follow the crowds.
I am so glad you had such a great holiday and thank you for your lovely comments. Another great multi-use trail you may like to try on your next visit to Cornwall is The Camel Trail, which provides access to the beautiful Cornish countryside along a disused railway line between Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow. Enjoy!
4 Feb 2014
"A lovely break"
We stayed at Waterlily last summer. We really appreciated the homemade cupcakes which where waiting for us on arrival, they were delicious washed down with a cup of tea!The cottage is furnished to a v… More
Thank you for taking the time to write such a lovely review. We are so glad you enjoyed your stay and look forward to welcoming you back soon. As you liked the village pasties so much, we have now included a pasty trail in our Welcome Folder, so you can sample some more delicious homemade pasties while you are exploring Cornwall!
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For 'Django' producer, an unexpected Oscar ride
Reginald Hudlin, director of films like "Boomerang" and "House Party," never expected to be going to the Oscars as a best-picture-nominated producer of a slavery-era spaghetti Western by Quentin Tarantino.
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Reginald Hudlin, director of films like "Boomerang" and "House Party," never expected to be going to the Oscars as a best-picture-nominated producer of a slavery-era spaghetti Western by Quentin Tarantino.
"I didn't think it was happening when it was happening," Hudlin says, laughing.
The wide-ranging career of the 51-year-old filmmaker has included a three-year stint as President of Entertainment for BET, executive producing TV shows like "The Boondocks," writing the Marvel comic book "Black Panther" and directing episodes of "Modern Family" and "Everybody Hates Chris." So when Tarantino called up Hudlin to ask if he wanted to help produce "Django," he was stunned.
"Quite frankly, I just didn't believe him," Hudlin recalled in a recent phone interview from his home in Los Angeles. But Hudlin had long known Tarantino, who told him that a conversation they had had years earlier about Hollywood's depictions of slavery (or lack thereof) helped lead Tarantino to write "Django Unchained."
A week later, Hudlin was in Louisiana scouting locations for the film that would eventually land five Academy Awards nominations and gross more than $340 million worldwide. He shares the best picture nomination with producers Stacey Sher (who produced Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction") and Pilar Savone (who has risen in Tarantino's productions since being the director's assistant on "Kill Bill").
Hudlin is the most prominent African-American behind the scenes of the hit film, which courted the black community ahead of its release and mostly won its support. Spike Lee was one notable exception. (He refused to see it, saying "American slavery was not a Sergio Leone spaghetti Western. It was a holocaust.") And a limited-edition line of action figures of the film's characters - including slaves and slave-owners - drew protests and eventually the dolls' withdrawal from sale.
"We knew from the beginning that we were working with nitroglycerin," says Hudlin. "Was there a tremendous amount of discussion and conversation and analysis to make sure we were calibrating this thing exactly right? Absolutely. It was explosive material, but I always had confidence that as a team, we would deliver the right movie."
For Hudlin, "Django" represents the kind of film he'd like to see more of: original movies with multi-ethnic casts that don't reuse well-trod genre tropes.
"Django" goes against the conventional thinking that neither films starring black actors nor Westerns can find large audiences abroad. It's been a huge success internationally, taking in more than $187 million.
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Ham on Vergne. So so good
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Sorry to hear about your accident Mike. Being a driver from another EU country things should be straightforward. Sounds like you have his details along with a couple of witnesses so just let your insurance company sort out the details - after all, that's what you pay them for.
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Any accident is bad news,Mike you was in the right hand lane and the car driver was in the left hand lane,my question is WHO changed lanes?
Luckily the Police got all his details which I've now passed onto the insurers.
good job you`ve got witnesses on him changing lanes.
A lot of roundabouts do not have lanes because of large vehicles taking all lanes,also do not overtake any vehicle on a roundabout to keep safe.
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was ever so slightly in front in the other lane?Without sounding down at you, could you (or were you) in the car's blind spot? (Bear in mind a Belgian car will have been left hand drive, possibly making it worse).I had one the other day on the A1 motorway - car up front, so I overtook it. A few miles later they were trying to re-overtake me, awkwardly positioned (occasionally creeping up and dropping back so I could just see it in the mirror with constant checking), indecisive as to whether they'd go or not. Getting tired of it, I dropped back a bit and let him go. Eventually got (well) past him a few miles later.
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Worst thing about RBTs is that many drivers don't negotiate them correctly.
Eve when there are no lane marking, if the road is wide enough for 2 lanes you should treat them as if there are 2 marked lanes.
OK so HGV may need to straddle lanes but driver should know & expect this.
Unless lane marking show otherwise then the left lane is for exits at 12 o'clock position or before, right lane for 12 o'clock position or after (your approach is classed as 6 o'clock position).
So Mike, it was his fault.
There is a RBT near where I live where there is enough room for 2 HGV to go round side by side yet I often see cars turning left that almost hit the kerb on the RBT, & they don't even know they have done anything wrong.
The fact he is Belgium & may be in a LHD car means he should take extra care, it is not an excuse for bad driving.
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Hi Mike. I have dealt with lots or roundabout accidents and claims involving foreigners. I wouldn't worry too much about the fact he is Belgian although makie sure your lawyer knows how to deal with claims involving foreign drivers and the procedure sis slightly different. Unfortuantley lots of roundabout accidents end up being 50/50 due to the Court of Appeal case of Grace -v- Tanner. I suggest you get detailed witness evidence together asap while it is all fresh in their minds. Kind regards, Andrew Campbell, Soilicitor www.BikeLawyer.co.uk 014476 794169. firstname.lastname@example.com
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Thanks for the support first of all. Im a bit battered and bruised but ok. My bike is in a worse state though and I'm praying she's not a write off. I'll be gutted if it is.
I also meant to add that the people handling my claim, ULR Additions, have advised me that it's in my best interests to make a claim on my own insurance and then get the costs back from the 3rd party if they admit fault. I think they advised this so that I could get my bike back on the road as soon as possible.
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Like so many other memory vendors on the market, Kingston offers a wide array of solid-state disks for your perusal. For the low-end segment, it has the SSDNow V series, which at current time offer the best GB/$ on the market. We're taking a look at the latest release here, combining a recent JMicron controller with Toshiba NAND.
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Our Heavy test consists of all-the-above in addition to a full Anti-Virus scan running concurrently in the background with the start of the test. The AV scan uses a static, unchanging 5.1GB test folder that contains 19,748 files and 2,414 sub-folders created from the Program Files directory.
Granted, even with a Core i7 processor, no computer user would be performing all of these tasks concurrently unless they wish to see their computer go unresponsive for up to 30 minutes at a time, but with an SSD, this is almost child's play! If you think we are exaggerating then just look at what a fairly typical SATA HDD is able to offer, which is a representative sample for any other desktop HDD.
Last but not least, the Light test changes things slightly. This test is a batch file dropped into the Startup folder designed to load several programs as soon as Windows 7 reaches the desktop. This light test will open four websites in Firefox, load five images in Photoshop CS4, start playing our favorite 8 minute (56MB FLAC) music file in Winamp, and open a single large Word, Excel, and PowerPoint document, in addition to a single PDF file. For this specific test in particular, we start measuring from the moment the power button is pressed to the moment the last program and all files have been fully loaded ready for use.
In the time required for a regular hard disk drive computer to boot, it is possible for an SSD to boot and have fully loaded a multitude of programs and files, as the nearly two and a half minutes for the HDD clearly illustrates. The latest Kingston drive to grace our unique test unfortunately delivers the highest boot times amongst all of the SSDs, at 83 seconds. Even so that's almost half the time a traditional HDD required.
For the medium scenario things begin to heat up, with the more robust SSD controllers able to flex their strength. A controller needs to be good at just about every task to perform well in this scenario, which stresses every aspect of an SSD and not just pure throughput. The medium test results for the JMicron Kingston drive are not flattering, but they also do not tell the full story.
This Kingston SSD was the first SSD we have tested that gave us errors when battering the drive with too many IO and file requests. The only other drive to do this was the hard disk drive whose controller was never designed for such an extreme concurrent workload. The second problem is that while the drive delivered results over nine minutes in the final average, during testing results were all over the place. Best case we saw times around the seven minute mark, yet worst case two runs required almost double that of twelve minutes!
This sort of inconsistent performance only got worse for the heavy test. While the drive required thirteen minutes in the final score, actual results varied from ten minutes up to sixteen. This level of variation is not just unacceptable, but the JMicron-based SNV425 drive is the only drive to exhibit this drastic a variation in results. While we have established that the SiliconEdge Blue sibling's custom firmware is far superior, we are nonetheless surprised that we did not experience results anything approaching this with the Western Digital drive. We can only conclude it is not the controller, but JMicron's firmware that is the result of their poor performance record, a dubious honor at best.
The Intel G1 drive clearly shows why TRIM is important as its dirty state makes it easy pickings, although its write limitation of 80MB/s certainly does it no favors here either. The SiliconEdge Blue is able to complete the entire medium workload and the anti-virus scan in less time than the Kingston JMicron-based drive requires to run only the medium workload without the AV scan. Apparently firmware optimizations can and will have as large of an impact as the choice of controller itself.
We should note that the heavy test would actually begin to overwhelm the hard disk drive as the workload began to pile up behind the bottleneck. The Vertex, SSDNow V+, and SiliconEdge deserve an extra mention here as these drives gave the most responsive system even under the heavy multitasking scenario. Not even with the AV scan running did the system go unresponsive or stutter. We honestly would be hard-pressed to even mind using the computer under such workloads as the system remained responsive at all times. We can safely say that the JMicron-based Kingston drive gave us the worst user experience by far in comparison, only the hard drive was able to deliver worse as it choked under the queuing workload.
The only conclusion we can draw is that the Kingston SNV425 is not well suited for heavy workloads. If you are looking at upgrading to an SSD for its responsiveness while under heavy workloads, then we suggest looking at a different model SSD. In the light test it easily outperformed the hard drive by over a full minute while remaining only ten seconds behind other SSDs, which gives us one bright point to focus on later.


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Pubs and newspapers go well together. Photographer Greg Levitt has put together a paper about pubs that we like very much: Time at the Bar is a digital broadsheet chronicling two hundred and thirty shut down pubs in Brighton and Hove. While it's a shame to see so many handsome pubs abandoned, it's a lovely thing to have the buildings so carefully memorialised in this publication. The project was recently included in the Brighton Photo Biennial. Greg writes about his newspaper:
Time at the Bar is a photographic typology cataloguing the demise of the traditional British boozer across Brighton & Hove; an observation of the architectural – and psychological – spaces that are left in communities when a pub calls 'time' for the final time.
Using the newspaper format is an attempt to get away from the notion of works of art hung on walls within the stuffy confides of elitist galleries – instead presenting art as a cheaply made and easily affordable mass-produced commodity, with no special worth. The deadpan aesthetic, neutrality of the documentary style and seemingly banal subject matter belies the crumbling fabric of society, hidden behind the facade of these once community-focused locales.
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Toni Braxton suffered a major wardrobe malfunction last August.
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In a new memoir, Braxton opens up about a past abortion and how that decision has significantly affected her present and her future.
The artist says God gave her 11-year-old son, Diezel, autism as punishment for his mother having an abortion over a decade ago.
Writes Braxton of struggling with the choice to terminate her pregnancy back in the day:
"I was suddenly faced with a choice I'd never thought I'd have to make. Amid my major misgivings about abortion, I eventually made the gut-wrenching decision."
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"In my heart, I believed I had taken a life - an action that I thought God might one day punish me for... My initial rage was quickly followed by another strong emotion: guilt. I knew I'd taken a life... I believed God's payback was to give my son autism."
Raised in a religious household, Braxton details how she was forced to memorize 26 scriptures per week and to focus on religious studies over regular school work.
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I'm not sure there's a way to discuss Random, an adaptation of a one-women show, without discussing the random event at the core of the film. A film like this doesn't require "shock," so much as the value of the film is in its construction. It's an effecting emotional journey and if you wish to see it cold (as I you should see anything), than you should know I recommend and avoid this rest of this write-up.
Random is a poetic symphony of images, language and identity. Director Debbie Tucker Green is an English playwright and the winner of 2004 Lawrence Oliver award for most promising in that category. She has delivered on this promise. Random is a short feature film adaptation of a previous work, and it keeps theatrical conventions: it is narrated and performed bravely by Nadine Marshall. The incident at the core of the film concerns a random attack that kills her son. She's a random women going about a random day, not receiving a text from her boyfriend, hating her bickering co-workers and contemplating if she should have warn heavier clothing (I can relate, I saw it on a chilly night in Toronto).
Much of this reminds me of September 11th, 2001 – I remember waking up, heading to the gym in my small New Jersey town, it was a beautiful day and watching the morning news broadcast from ABC 7 while on the treadmill. I thought, "just a normal day in New York City." That it was not. Throughout the first 45 minutes of its 58 minutes, we ponder what is Green up to and the film garbles primarily black identity (as well as race relations forced as a result of multiculturalism) in London, having a suspicion of the police and even being racially profiled perhaps. It concludes with some blame and some resentment over life decisions. The process of grieving is dealt with in real-time, that day.
The film, for the most part works: it's a visual symphony adding flesh and blood characters to the one-women show, which seemingly would be more fit for a radio play. The result is a cinematic hybrid, far less awkward than Tyler Perry's For Colored Girls which tried to merge the playwright Ntozake Shange's poetry with the accessibility of Perry previous melodramas. Theatre and cinema are different beasts, both with freedoms and limits. Random assembles images around a powerful monologue that is sharp in its immediacy and candor. However, I believe I would have preferred to see the performance of this one women play than the film.
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After the disappointingly pop and overly slick Lasers, Lupe Fiasco has returned with his fourth album, the somewhat ridiculously titled Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album Pt. 1. Does this mean there will be a Food & Liquor II: Pt. 2? That seems like a fairly ludicrous possibility. More likely, there won't be a part two, or we'll get a Food & Liquor III. [Editor's Note: Or perhaps Lasers 2: The Great American Rap Album Part 2: The Sequel]"
In any case, this latest effort is not entirely recent, as much of it was recorded during the production of Lasers, which was delayed several times because of artistic disputes between Lupe and Atlantic Records. With its all black everything album cover and the title referencing his arguably classic debut, it seems to be an attempt to return to the Chicago rapper's roots.
The first half of Food & Liquor II accomplishes this with more rugged beats and provocative lyrics that we heard on Lasers. On "Strange Fruition," Lupe comes out expressing his disillusion with America's tattered racial past and vapid present. "Around My Way [Freedom Ain't Free]" lifts the sample from Pete Rock and CL Smooth's "They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)," which apparently created no shortage of ill will from Rock. Still, Lupe sounds much more comfortable on a classic track like this than on the more electronic production of his recent work. "Bitch Bad" and "Lamborghini Angels" are perhaps the highlights of the album, showing off Lupe's excellent dexterity as a lyricist.
Food & Liquor II begins to sag in the middle, though, with a series of overcooked love-gone-wrong anthems ("Heart Donor," "How Dare You," "Battle Scars," and "Brave Heart"). Not only are they repetitive but the singing on the hooks is hokey and unfortunately, this style of rap love ballad was done better earlier this by Tyga with "Love Game." Lupe regains his footing somewhat towards the end, but this whole thing is still packed with too much soulless singing on the hooks.
When an artist releases a classic the first time out, they're always kind of fighting against the shadow it casts. While all his work since has been solid in the bigger picture, and there are probably excellent albums buried within, Lupe's work remains shrouded in a murky darkness.
iTunes describes the production as synth pop. Actually, it's a little softer than that.
Most overrated rapper ever as far as critics are concerned.
First off. If the reviewer would update himself on basic knowledge of artist they are reviewing, Lupe has said numberous times that there will be a part 2 (in all actually, making the album a 2 part will fulfill his album obligation w/ Atlantic). Second, the in depth analysis of this review is laughable. Sounds like he just sampled the songs off of Amazon and did a review on it. I've bought the album and it I haven't even opened it up due to the fact that the new CHINO XL is on constant repeat.
Got it right with brother ali, wrong on this one. This is a solid 4 1/2 @'s, if you can slide with the evolution. Not every artist stays the same over their entire career. Folks are too critical of lupe fiasco. This dude came back home with this one, whether you unjustly berate him or not. @ seven, I know, chino's whole joint is all-consuming, tight shit for real. I just wish people like this reviewer would stick to reviewing nicki minaj, and let someone more familiar with real MCing review this type of album. Lupe attempted to mesh his old style with something new to make it accessible and deep at the same time. My opinion, but I think he succeeded.
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