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The best steak sandwich I've ever had. The only thing I eat when I go there. The wings ate always a great choice for an appetizer.
This is probably my favourite family restaurant. Great service and staff, a lot of great choices on the menu. My fave is the ginger beef bowl. Very consistent, great atmosphere and very nice food make Jacksons Hole a great place to dine in Nelson.
Food was very good. Service was slow. I think they need to train their staff a little better on customer service. I really don't like going to a place were the waitress spend more time flirting with regular male customers and ignoring other customers. This doesnt look great for the business.
While I am very happy you enjoyed your meal here with us, I also feel the need to respond to your service comments.
I assure you that we take service extremely seriously, and that we also allow for a full 2 week training period for all new staff. If your service on this particular evening wasn't up to your expectations,...
Food was so tasty and portions were just right. Service was a little slow and its a tiny place so waiting to be seated we felt a bit like we were infringing on other dinners nearby. But overall great experiance , we will go again
Loved the patio, inside is cosy also. Food is excellent, can't beat the price. It over looks the lake and fun watching people walk by. Our waitress was a bit slow, seems she forgot about us, other than that I would of given it the highest rating.
Good service,great food that's all you can hope for in a restaurant. They also have some very different soups and dishes. Like the horseradish and bacon/potato soup.I enjoyed it!
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We just stopped by about mid-evening and had a few drinks on the sidewalk patio. A great spot, excellent server, good value prices. We'd go here again.
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Author Emily Chetkowski's Villi Poni Farm is a sanctuary for endangered Newfoundland ponies. Here volunteer Emma Simila, 14, of Peterborough, walks one of the ponies.COURTESY
Author and instructor Emily Chetkowski hopes to inspire young people to create while connecting with nature through her new Pony and Pen writing program.
"I want to give back, and I have found I want to pass that on," Chetkowski said of her passions for writing and the Newfoundland pony during a Wednesday interview at her home, Villi Poni Farm in New Ipswich.
The author of seven children's books and young-adult novels - including the Mabel series, based on the adventures of her dog of the same name - Chetkowski plans to hold two sessions this summer, working with students at Villi Poni.
New Ipswich author and teacher Emily Chetkowski
Author Emily Chetkowski's Villi Poni Farm is a sanctuary for endangered Newfoundland ponies. Here, volunteer Emma Simila, 14, of Peterborough walks one of the ponies.COURTESY
"I just didn't understand it, so I wrote a poem to him," she said. "It just helped me. It didn't bring him back, it didn't make sense, but it just helped me to organize my thoughts and express myself."
She wants young people to share that experience.
"It's time to pass it on," she said. "I'm going to be 57 years old, and it just hit me one day that I want to turn this into a place to inspire kids. Whether it's the ponies or whatever, I just want them to be inspired and create."
There won't be a riding component to the program, but students will have the opportunity to get as close to the ponies as they wish.
They will learn how to be safe and respectful of the animals, and they also wwill get to groom, feed and walk them.
In addition to authoring books, Chetkowski has provided instruction in schools for 20 years. More recently, she's given lessons via Skype.
Daily activities will run from 1-4 p.m.
In addition to the six ponies, students will get to meet the rest of the Chetkowski's extended family, which includes four dogs, two donkeys, one horse and two kittens.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. -- Looking for a little extra spending money, two college-bound teenagers decided to sell a week of their time to the highest bidder on the Internet auction site eBay.
The teens hoped for fortune and adventure, but got neither. When the auction closed Monday, the teens learned the winning bidder -- a St. Joseph resident -- had offered a mere $246.50 for their services.
"I'm kind of disappointed, but it's money," said Chris Pullen, 19, of St. Joseph. "I think it was exciting while it lasted. But it's still money, nothing to be disheartened about."
Pullen said fellow Central High School graduate Chip Davis suggested the idea.
"I was like, 'Dude, that's tight,'" Pullen recalled of his reaction.
Under the heading "Buy us for one week to do those tedious tasks you hate!" the teens posted their pictures on eBay with a minimum bid of $1. Bidding began on July 29.
While the auction was under way, friends asked the teenagers if they worried about who would win their services.
"I didn't care who won," Davis said, "as long as we didn't have to clean someone's sewers or something. That wouldn't be too exciting for a whole week."
But the teens' enthusiasm waned as days passed with no new bids.
"It wasn't too terribly exciting since the winning bid was made four or five days ago," Davis said. "It was anticlimactic at the end."
Davis has e-mailed the teens' future boss, but the details of the work arrangement haven't been reached. Because the teens are headed off to the University of Missouri at Columbia this weekend, the work week might be split up into seven one-day sessions.
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The Congress' total income for FY 2012-13 stood at Rs. 425 crore, topping the list of national parties with highest income, followed by BJP, at Rs. 324 crore.
The total income of all national parties for FY 2012-13 was 991.2 crore and the two biggest parties together accounted for over Rs. 749 crore, according to a report filed by Association for Democractic Reforms. The difference between the total income and expenditure was Rs. 342.5 crore.
Congress spent most of its income on administrative expenses (65.89%) while BJP on advertisement and publicity (59.06%). The top source of income for the Congress was sale of coupons/ publications which contributed Rs. 312.24 crore, while for the BJP, it was 'voluntary contributions' that accounted for over Rs. 270 crore. Nearly 75% of the source of funds remained unknown.
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Corporate/ business sector contributed the most, with 72% or Rs. 70.97 crore to the National Parties followed by individual donations with 17% or Rs. 17.01 crore, the report said.
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|Wed, 09-19-2012 - 2:44pm
I have a very basic system for budgeting my money and I'm starting to think that it might be part of the problem why I am always so stuck at the end of the payday (that's about as long as the money lasts).
I normally make a schedule a few months out. I put how much I am getting at the top and what bills need to be paid and subtract from the top number. Then something comes along and it screws me up, like a birthday party for one of my daughter's friends or a super expensive car payment. I know from years of reading that you should have an emergency fund of 1000 but even with an emergency fund, it wouldn't have helped me this past year with all the unexpected expenses that I had.
This is what I have a problem with when it comes to the 1000 EF. Let's say I save up the 1000. Then I spend about a month paying my bills and blamo, here comes a 500 dollar bill. Now my EF is down 500 and I have to stop overpaying my ccs to get that fund back up to 1000, which means putting my paying off the ccs are on hold - first to reach the 1000 and then second to get it back up again. Of course, I know that it is counterproductive to not have the EF and end up putting the stuff on the card. That is completely illogical. But I hate how it interferes with getting the debt down. However, if you say that is the way to go, I think I should bite my own bullet and just try it once.
But back to my original question - how do you budget and more importantly, how far in advance do you budget? Do you use an envelope method? Any help is appreciated since I am really a mess lately.
|Wed, 09-19-2012 - 3:22pm
I do a very rough 5-year budget, a slightly more detailed 1-year budget, and then refine each month about a couple weeks before the 1st of the month. Even if you don't do a 5-year budget, it is important to do a 1-year budget. It may not account for every single cent you need to spend, but do your best to include everything, and like everything else, practice makes perfect. Eventually you will minimize/eliminate the surprises.
The reason I stress for an annual budget is it will allow you to account for seasonal spending and plan ahead bettter. For example, you may only get billed for your insurance once every six months. If you could pull off paying it using what your income for those two months, great. If not, you then need to save up something each month to pay those bills. Same with holidays, birthday, etc. spending.
One last thing, perhaps the most important one, is learn to say NO. There are true emergencies, such as some medical or dental procedures, that you have to get even though you do not have money to pay for them. A daughter's friend's birthday party is not an emergency. I know it is hard, and most parents like to give their children what they want, but it is an important lesson for your children as well that we should not spend money when we do not have any.
|Wed, 09-19-2012 - 3:48pm
We get paid the same amount every week so I set my budget up monthly & then break it down weekly so I know exactly what we HAVE to do with every weeks pay...It is important to set up that $1000 EF savings. I would recommend paying only minimums on everything until you get that fully funded. Then list your smallest debt to your largest & start tackling the smallest first. Pay minimums on everything but the smallest, throw as much extra at that one as you possibly can to get it paid off!!! Then start on the next smallest paying the minimums on everything but that one...eventually you will be debt FREE!!! Then you can start building a big fat savings account & saving for retirement & paying off your mortgage.
You really need to try to estimate what those bills are that are catching you off guard & start building them into your budget. If you spend $600 a year on haircuts/colors etc...then you need to build in $50/mth...either take the cash out & put it in an envelope to draw from when its time to go to the salon or build a cushion in your checking account to cover it....you could do the same with gifts, misc DR appts, prescriptions, dentist, eye dr., etc.
Best of luck with your spending plan!!! Just being aware is half the battle!
|Wed, 09-19-2012 - 4:03pm
The first thing I thought when I read your post is that a bday party, and a car payment are not unexpected expenses. You really shouldn't be touching your EF for those sorts of things. An EF is for a true emergency - like if you lose a job and need cash to flow through until you find another job. It's not for buying birthday gifts and paying toward expected expenses (like home owners insurance, etc . . .)
So my first thought is that if you get $1,000 set aside, leave it alone. If dd doesn't have a gift for a bday party, sadly she is either going to have to skip the party or you are going to have to get creative about how to come up with a gift.
It sounds like you already have a good idea on what you owe and where your money is going to. When I started this process, I have to admit that when people told me to sit down with ALL of your expenses from the last year or so and build a budget, I just wanted to cry. I was already overwhelmed, and that just overwhelmed me even more.
What I did instead was just got myself a notebook and wrote down our income at the top (much like your are doing). Then I wrote down all the monthly bills I could think of (I got the previous months bills to work off of). Then I left a space, and I wrote down all the annual bills (home owner's insurance, property taxes) I could think of. I added due dates for all the bills onto a regular paper calendar.
Then I wrote down all our debts (medical, cc, student loans, etc . . .) and their min payments due (later I added the interest rates and total amounts owed, but I didn't worry about that the first few months because it was just too overwhelming).
Luckily, when I looked at the numbers it looked like there was enough income to cover the minimum bills. HUGE relief.
So I started paying the bills the best I could as they came in (paying the mins on bills that allowed it).
At the end of the first month, I took the left over money and put it in a newly created EF.
For the first two months or so, I was surprised by bills I hadn't even thought of (like a gas card that had been run up to $900), and had to also add them to my notebook and calendar.
1) I gave myself a weekly discretionary spending budget of $240. It was somewhat arbitrary really. It just felt like the right amount to cover all discretionary things like groceries, clothing, entertainment, etc . . . I don't do cash envelopes for specifics because when I tried that in the past it was too overwhelming and difficult for me. Like everything when I started, I just thought I'd try it and if the amount was too much or too little I would adjust later. At first I took this amount out in cash, and only used cash. Now I just keep it in my checking and use my debit card - but keep careful track of it.
But I think it was VERY important for me (and H) to be clear that this weekly amount was ALL we were allowed to spend. So if I stocked up on meat because there was a particularly good sale one week, I would have to be very creative about what I could give someone as a birthday gift - since I had depleted the fund. Or if H wanted to eat out for lunch one day, then I would have to forgo something else in order to not overspend the fund -- get what I'm saying?
2) I reviewed each bill carefully when it came in and put it's due date on my calendar (so I had clear visibility when things were coming due)
3) I calculated gas milage and price to come up with a reasonable weekly gas allowance and added that to my notebook also (to keep track of).
4) I counted the weeks remaining until the annual due dates (for things like property taxes / home owners insurance/ car registration / water & sewer bill, etc) and determined how much money I would have to set aside weekly in order to have the cash on hand to pay those bills in full when they came due. (I started in Oct and had my home insurance due in Nov and my property taxes due in Jan so I had to put away a substantial amount of money at first in order to meet these dates.)
I transfered these amounts to my savings along with my weekly E/f payment - and kept account of how much money was earmarked for each in my notebook.
5) I reviewed my notebook with my husband weekly. "This is what I paid this week, this is what we still owe this month, this is what I've put aside to pay this in the future, this is what we now have in our e/f".
6) At the end of the month, I sat down with my Dh and said, "this is what we have left over. How do you think we should use this money? To pay down a cc? To put toward the EF? To waste on entertainment?" (obviously "wasting on entertainment isn't the answer, but I think it's important for ALL options to be on the table when you are working as a team.)
7) Then I worked down my list of monthly bills and called each and every provider to see if I could bring these bills down (I met with my car insurance company, I called my cable provider, I increased my home insurance deductable, I opened a new cc card with a zero interest grace period and moved my other cc balance over to it etc). This process took several months and remains somewhat ongoing.
Anyway, these are the steps I took when I started. I haven't changed how I do things much. I thought I'd eventually put my budget, tracking, etc . . . on a spreadsheet but I've grown to like my notebook. And H and I don't sit down every single week, but I still try to make sure he's in the loop at all time (ie; "We only have $12 left in discretionary this week, so you can buy a six pack on your way home, but we can't afford a 12 pack").
I hope this helps somewhat.
I wish you much luck!!!
|Wed, 09-19-2012 - 4:35pm
I don't think you really get a handle on what you're spending until you track EVERY SINGLE PENNY for at least six months. You need that much time to see all the many unexpected expenses that you failed to budget for but that always come up.
Your EF should be used for *real* emergencies. A birthday party, a car payment, a one-time school expense - none of these are emergencies. They are all things that can be covered in a regular budget if you track all your expenses for 6-12 months, categorize them, and average them over six months. Otherwise *everything* is an emergency.
Examples of real emergencies are: the oil burner died on the coldest day in January; you hit a pothole and not only did the tire go but the rim is bent; your dog ate a razor blade cartridge and required emergency surgery; a tree fell on your house and it's an act of nature that your insurance didn't cover; your son had a seizure and the ambulance took him to a hospital that doesn't accept your insurance; etc. REAL emergencies, not things that are a normal part of living, like birthday parties and car payments.
|Wed, 09-19-2012 - 6:07pm
I think you are right about the "tough love". I think you are getting a bit of it here, and I think that's good because it'll help you shift your thinking and hopefully be successful at paying down your debt.
So your H past on the hotel room to see his son off at first. That was his decsion. So you hadn't put the money aside (and sacrificed in other areas) to pay for a room for that occassion. And then he changed his mind at the last minute. Unfortunately, his changing his mind didn't change the financial situation for you guys. If he wanted to get the room, he should have worked with you to set money aside to do so. Unfortuately, it's one of those "too bad, so sad" realities of life.
This has absolutely nothing to do with your brother's wedding - or the plans you made to attend your brother's wedding - and (hopefully) the sacrifices you made to make these "plans" into a reality.
I think it's important to start seeing things differently.
|Wed, 09-19-2012 - 6:23pm
I agree with PPs about tracking spending. Its really an eye opener. For me it was takeout. I don't spend a ton on clothes, but holy mother do I spend eating out (happy to say this is coming down).
I used to have two jobs with irregular paychecks like you (one was biweekly, one was twice a month). I would sit down with all my bills and write down on a calendar what was due when, Then I would write the days that I got paid and how much. Then it was simple math. What did each pay have to cover? If a pay wasn't enough to cover the bills that were due then I had to make sure to save some from the pay before kept aside. I work from a zero balance budget meaning every penny goes somewhere. Any "extra" left over is assigned to something.
I also use sinking funds. My bank offers 0 fee online accounts so I have 5 of them: house/car, vacation, gifts, dogs, other. Each pay I put money into those sinking accounts so that when something comes up (i.e. car repairs) the money is there. When I started my sinking funds I was only able to put away $20 a pay. I am now putting away $260 a pay (because I have paid off other debts, gotten raises etc). WIth my hopefully soon to be raise I am planning on upping it again!
Hope this helps You can do this!
|Wed, 09-19-2012 - 6:27pm
|Wed, 09-19-2012 - 9:47pm
You might want to check out Gail Vox Oxlade. She has spreadsheets and explaining for budget line items. A great place to start if you don't already have a budget worked out.
You've taken the first step by coming here. So just keep taking steps.
|Thu, 09-20-2012 - 10:59am
Have you tried cooking once, eating twice? Meal prep on the weekends(cooking some chicken breasts or browning ground beef and leaving in the fridge to heat up for salads, tacos, or to add to other meals), there are many options here. And make a list before you go shopping for specific dinner meals, it helps tons and takes the stress out of what to make!
Til Debt do us part on Slice.ca(check left hand side) has lots of seasons of shows for people that don't know how to manage their money. I am currently re watching these episodes. I find them quite addictive and Gail(host) is awesome for tough love! You will love it!
|Thu, 09-20-2012 - 12:04pm
Thanks for taking my response the way I intended it. Afterwards I thought I might have been a little gruff, as I sometimes am.
I was in the same boat as you for a long time. I had to be really tough on myself to get out of it. I had already tracked every penny, cut spending way back, and coudln't do anything more to stanch the flow of money. DH got a weekend job (he's a SAHD), we didn't go out, we didn't buy anything new, etc. etc. It took me a long time to realize that what I needed to do was earn more, or I would never ever get out of debt, let alone buy a house, pay for college for my kids, or be able to retire. I was very hard on myself for a LONG time - from 2004, when I started tackling this, to 2011, three years after I'd paid off all the debt.
Honestly, now I'm not tough enough on myself. But that's another story, LOL.
Keep posting here, and keep being honest with yourself. It's the only way, because if you're not, you will never understand why you are where you are, and therefore you'll never get away from it. Tough SELF-love!


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|October 24, 2008 07:15 AM EDT
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For cloud computing to take off, there need to be tools available that enable a developer to build and deploy an application without having to download anything to their desktop. This requires an on-demand development tool that sits on top of the cloud and provides a development Platform as a Service (PaaS).
There are two paths that a vendor can take to create a development platform for cloud computing: cloud-first or tool-first.
- Cloud-first approach to PaaS: first build a cloud platform, then build a development tool that runs on top of it. This is the approach pioneered by Force.com and followed by Coghead and Bungee Labs.
- Tool-first approach to PaaS: first build a development platform that is host-able tool (e.g., studio runs in a browser), then "push" that platform into the cloud. This is the approach taken by WaveMaker.
For Force.com, it made a great deal of sense to take the cloud-first approach. SalesForce.com already had a robust cloud platform and expertise in building proprietary development tools to create their CRM application. There was also no requirement to make Force.com work on any other cloud, because SalesForce is aiming to be the only cloud you will ever need for all your enterprise apps.
For most software vendors, however, the cloud-first development process has distinct disadvantages. First of all, it puts you in the data center operations business, which requires a very different DNA than software development. Next, it makes development itself difficult, because the cloud adds a level of indirection and complexity to all development tasks. Finally, you will be forced to do cloud port eventually to get to a SaaS cloud people want to deploy on, like Amazon EC2 or Google App Engine (assuming they ever exit the Python ghetto).
A tool-first approach to PaaS development is much more straightforward. You start by creating a host-able development studio (pretty much rules out Eclipse plugins) and do your build and test on standard hardware. After you have build a solid product, you add multi-tenancy to the studio and customize deployment for your cloud of choice (or use a partner like Elastra to do the deployment and administration for you).
A final oddity of the cloud-first vendors is that they have all delivered proprietary development platforms. This provides a "roach motel" level of lock-in - your logic and data can checkin, but just try moving them to another RIA or AJAX platform! Again, SalesForce can throw its 500-pound gorilla weight around and make the Apex language successful. It is hard to imagine, however, that 5 years from now people who have learned the Coghead language will be in more demand than, say, Java developers.
|claeton 11/03/08 10:10:15 PM EST
Proprietary development toolsets have a long history. PowerBuilder and VisualBasic didn't offer the flexibility and power of C, but they enabled rapid, if inelegant, development of business apps. In the Cloud, the same could end up being true of Coghead. There are a lot of reasons why that would be a suboptimal outcome, nonetheless a possible one.
|Gameshowhost 08/25/08 02:40:15 PM EDT
What about other PaaS vendors like LongJump and Quickbase? Anyone have experience in using them?
|kennyo 08/23/08 05:04:54 PM EDT
Don't forget tools that help create "cloud-like" Utility Computing infrastructures out of what you own today (any HW, any VM). Cassatt can primarily do this, although there are other less automated tools on the market too, and even VMware has its eyes on trying to help make clouds.
These tools can automate how HW is repurposed, how and when VMs are created, where networks should be routed etc. etc. with the express purpose of maintaining application service levels, regardless of demand. This is essentially PaaS that is the underpinning behind "clouds".
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Regina Bantam 'AAA' Baseball League season hasn't been kind to the Yorkton Bantam Cardinals.
The Bantam Cards struggled all season long, going just 2-20 in 22 regular season games, good enough for dead last in the seven team league.
In most leagues a last place finish and 20 games below .500 would mean no post-season, however that's not the case in the Regina 'AAA' league as every team qualified for the playoffs, meaning the Bantam Cards had another shot at shocking the Saskatchewan baseball world.
Instead things unfolded simply as they should (as determined by past results), with Yorkton dropping Game One of the double elimination tournament to the Regina Buffalos 7-0 before falling 10-8 in a hard fought game to the Moose Jaw Mallards to go winless in the playoffs and give the Cards a 2-22 record in regular and post-season league play.
But the two losses, according to Bantam Cardinals head coach Kevin Shirtliffe, do not accurately reflect how well his team played in the playoff tournament. "Yeah we ended up losing a couple of games once again but we played some really good ball," offered the Bantam head coach. "We were getting balls in play and coming up with some hits. In our second game we actually scored eight runs which is something we haven't done in a long time.
"It's just unfortunate that our pitchers ran into some command problems, put some guys on and ended up giving up 10 runs."
And while pitching, and not offence, was the crux of the problem in Game Two, after all, Montana Johnson did belt a three-run homerun in the contest, it was the exact opposite in Game One when team ace Kaito Farquharson allowed just four runs on five hits and a walk over 5.1 innings of work in which he struck out 13 Buffalo batters but got zero help from his offence.
But the team did show that they could finally compete in the 'AAA' ranks. And they did so at the perfect time, right before Provincials. "Our offence has been better recently than it has been," offered Shirtliffe, continuing, "and our pitching and defence have done well too.
"If everything comes together this weekend we should be fine."
This weekend that Shirtliffe alluded to is the 2014 Saskatchewan 'AAA' Provincial tournament in Saskatoon where the Yorkton Bantam Cardinals will face five other 'AAA' teams: two from Regina and three more from Saskatoon (Blue Jays, Athletics and Cardinals). Game One in Provincial play will be Friday, August 1 against the Regina Buffalos.


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