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Ownership Exit Planning: Is Time on Your Side?
Posted on October 28, 2014 by FMI StaffFMI all too often sees owners waiting until the last minute to formulate and implement an exit strategy. This usually results in limited exit options and an increased probability of failure. However, with proper planning and timing, an owner can realize the full value of his/her business.
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HR Best Practices: Paternity Leave for the Project Manager
Posted on October 24, 2014 by Shirley RamosNo one would argue the point that the construction industry has a unique culture and a rich history steeped in predictable practices based on how it's "always been done." As the business side of the industry is being forced to deal with fluctuating economics and a workforce with a different face, we still talk about certain practices and expectations as if they are written on stone tablets and part of an immovable and unspoken set of laws.
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Developing Your Personal Social Media Strategy
Posted on October 16, 2014 by Jenna LuvinThe Internet has given individuals the power to create their own personal brand. We now have the opportunity to create a virtual version of "you" – where your work, your interests, and your personal life become your brand that can grow through social media. Social media strategies no longer speak solely to businesses; they speak to the individual as well.
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Why Strategy Matters in the Oil and Gas Industry
Posted on October 6, 2014 by FMI StaffWhat separates great companies that can consistently achieve high performance over a long period of time from those that rise and fall year to year? One thing is the depth of thinking company leaders put into planning for the future of their company. Your company's strategy is the collection of decisions you make about how you will achieve your vision for the company over the long term. It includes answers to a few very basic questions. Among them are where the company will compete (geography, business segments, client types, etc.) and how you will compete (services, scopes, differentiators, etc.). If you can gain clarity on these two questions and use them as guidelines in all of your other business decisions, you will be able to consistently outperform your peers.
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The Truth About What It's Like Being a Millennial in the Workplace
Posted on September 15, 2014 by Jenna LuvinMillennials have once again been trending in the news, and for once, it is not about our selfie-taking abilities. Lately, I have read several articles calling millennials entitled, unmotivated, impossible to manage – I feel like half of these articles are describing two-year-olds (or what I would imagine raising a two-year-old would be like). I never realized we were so difficult to work with or understand.
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Three Reasons to Embrace an Offensive and Defensive Risk Management Strategy
Posted on August 28, 2014 by Jenna LuvinConstruction projects are always unique and carry uncertainty, making risk analysis and management key in the project management success of corporate projects. Adding to the challenge is that the construction market has changed. Good, bad or indifferent, the recession has painted a new landscape with tighter margins and less room for error.
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Nonresidential Construction Index Dips in Q3
Posted on August 18, 2014 by Phil WarnerThe great man of letters and champion of reason, Voltaire might have been talking about climate change when he wrote, "Men argue. Nature acts." Men and women argue about climate change and global warming, but nature does what nature does, be it drought, doldrums, snow, rain and hurricanes. Argue as we will, we inevitably enjoy and suffer the acts of nature. Much the same can be said about the economy. Pundits and politicians argue—incessantly—and the economic climate changes in spite of argument and often in reaction to climate change. For instance, nasty winter weather and a continuing drought in the West are among the key explanations for a slowing economy in the first quarter.
This post was posted in Research and was tagged with Construction industry trends, NRCI 2014 Q2, FMI's Nonresidential Construction Index 2014 Q3, NRCI 2014 Q3, Risk Management
What I Wish Someone Told Me When I Was 25: a Note From Cynthia Paul
Posted on August 11, 2014 by FMI StaffFor those of you that do not know Cynthia Paul, professionally, Cynthia is a managing director with FMI's Management Consulting group. Cynthia has worked at FMI for 31 years, where she supports industry organizations to position them to capture market share and grow profitability. In addition, Cynthia is a devoted wife and mother, and rumors have it that last year she shot a moose!
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Four Ways to Engage Your Employees to Build Loyal Clients
Posted on August 11, 2014 by Jenna LuvinToday's business environment is very different from six years ago when the pace of economic progress seemed unstoppable. With fewer prospects for growth and expansion, today's design and construction companies are forced to fact-gather and research their markets, existing and potential customers, as well as competitors, ever-more carefully – failure to pay attention to changes in old markets or new opportunities could cost them their existence. Understanding client behavior – what makes them tick, how they make decisions, how they buy work and so forth – has become a critical element in today's business dealings, particularly in the design and construction industry where people and relationships are key.
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Will Falling World LNG Prices Slow Down the U.S. LNG Boom?
Posted on July 31, 2014 by FMI StaffThe advent of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing in the United States has fundamentally changed global energy economics. One of the most notable changes is that U.S. natural gas is now so cheap that it is marketable overseas, where prices are significantly higher. This disparity is what has driven a wave of applications with FERC and DOE to construct LNG export facilities in the U.S.
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|Thu, 09-22-2011 - 3:54pm
I was just reading the thread about feeling down and I thought I'd start my own, because I didn't want to hijack it....... :)
Guess I am feeling down too.......I have been unemployed now for six months (with the exception of a three week stint with a disastrous company/boss).
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|Thu, 09-22-2011 - 7:53pm
Yes, being unemployed is one of the most stressfult things and esp. a problem when you are single.
|Fri, 09-23-2011 - 6:25am
My heart goes out to those going through a tough economic situation right now. I was laid off back in 2004 at age 49 (didn't see it coming). Even though I had plenty of savings, it was still a frightening time. I would go to the grocery store and be just shocked at how expensive everything was, when before I just bought whatever I wanted and didn't pay attention.
I was very lucky in that I'm a graphic designer and can freelance. Within three weeks I was getting calls to work. There were no other places in town I wanted to work, and eventually, I became self-employed with my own clients. I have had some very good years, but I've had a couple of years that were mediocre. I am so fortunate to be very busy right now, and have been all year, but I don't take it for granted for one minute. I can't even imagine how scary it would have been to be laid off in 2008. I was so glad that I was established by then because there wouldn't have been the freelance opportunities that I had back in 2004.
I'm telling you this for two reasons: first of all, I appreciate what you're going through--it's very isolating to not be working. But the other thing is that this really could lead to something new and wonderful and impossible for you to imagine. I know that sounds like a platitude, but I really mean it. All the other designers I know who were laid off eventually found something better than what they had.
|Fri, 09-23-2011 - 8:28am
I know exactly how you feel because I am going through something similar and I am 57 years old. Some days are unbearable and I try and find solutions and always working on a plan..
Not to hijack the post as you say but like Florida said in 2008 everything just crashed. Economy, jobs, investments and all.
I am one of those people who is now struggling to get by.. day by day.
|Fri, 09-23-2011 - 3:17pm
|Tue, 09-27-2011 - 12:54am
The recession in '08 was very predictable. Prices are high bc the price of oil is high and every product requires oil to be produced, shipped and sold at every level (even food). But the US economy used to be run on agriculture and manufacturing. Look up the percentages from 1970 and now...you'll find that the number of jobs in those two sectors has been downsized dramatically. I could explain it, but I don't think that is helpful to Mel and I don't want to hijack her thread. But I did want to point this out in case you are interested in answering your own questions...or you could start another thread and I'll answer you there...
|Tue, 09-27-2011 - 1:07am
As a fellow Canadian, I am sorry you are going through this. I have a friend who was unjustly laid off a few months ago. She has used the time to start a hobby business - she's a painter. It may never pay the rent, but it keeps her energy up and she has a creative outlet. Are there any hobbies or interests you have always wanted to pursue? Maybe you can find a way for them to pay for themselves...or just get you involved in something.
You would be amazed at all the fantastic "how-to" videos on you tube - you could even teach yourself to play a musical instrument for free! (I'm not muscially inclined but I can now play some xmas carols on the piano :)
As to the friends - they suck.
((HUGS)) And I really hope that things get better for you.

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Once again, the Wendy Davis campaign is the gift that keeps giving to conservative pundits. It's all over but the voting at this point, but Davis' thrashing, flailing campaign is so ham-handed and tone-deaf that she keeps staying in the news for all the wrong reasons.
First came this amazingly stupid ad:
Reaction was swift and pretty much universally negative.
Fox: "Absolute desperation…catastrophic."
Even ultra-lefty Mother Jones was appalled: "Wendy Davis just released an ad attacking Greg Abbott, her opponent for governor in Texas, which is, to be blunt, bullshit. It's offensive and nasty and it shouldn't exist. She's basically calling Abbott a cripple."
MSNBC? "A huge blunder." "Every Democrat I met down there was appalled." "She's gonna get creamed."
Indeed, the ad is so ill-considered and offensive that it may derail what I thought would be her next gig: a position at MSNBC.
As Hot Air noted: "Perhaps Wendy Davis isn't familiar with what an Attorney General does."
Also note that this ad didn't come from an outside group or SuperPAC, this came from the Davis campaign itself. Her fingerprints are all over it and she has no deniability.
So what did Davis do after this nigh-on universal condemnation? She doubled down on stupid.
"I love cripples! Look at all these fucking cripples! Goddamit I'm a people person!" pic.twitter.com/XCLA5xPmLX
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Holy shit, watch @WendyDavisTexas's personal Hodor drag a disabled person across the stage https://t.co/IgIhVFEsdQ
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And Abbott? He's just shrugging over the whole thing, and why shouldn't he? Never interrupt your opponent when they're in the process of committing suicide. Also note that he eschewed the frequent liberal tactic of calling a press conference to talk about how offended he is. When you're a front-runner with a comfortable lead and a big money advantage, you don't need such cheap theatrics.


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"To study the lingo of the con is inevitably to study the con itself," writes Luc Sante in his foreword to this classic work of urban anthropology, originally published in 1940. "A term such as cackle-bladder or shut-out cannot be properly described without giving a full account of its use, and such an account cannot be illustrated by stick figures." Thus The Big Con is filled with richly detailed anecdotes populated by characters with names like Devil's Island Eddie, the Honey Grove Kid, the Hashhouse Kid, and Limehouse Chappie ("distinguished British con man working both sides of the Atlantic and the steamship lines between, all with equal ease"). David Maurer spent years talking to con men about their profession, learning about each and every step of the three big cons (the wire, the rag, and the payoff). From putting the mark up to putting in the fix, Maurer guides readers through the fleecing--pretty soon you'll be forgetting the book's scientific value and reading for sheer entertainment. (A cackle-bladder, by the way, is a fake murder used to scare the victim off after his money's been taken. As for the shut-out, well, that you'll have to learn on your own.) --Ron Hogan
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The World's Best Christmas Light Displays [PHOTOS]
December 13 2011 4:44 PM
Across the globe, small towns and big cities are celebrating the holiday season with spectacular light displays. Take a look at some of the best public Christmas lights from Rome to Rio.
Tarmac Delays: Knowing Your Rights as a Passenger
December 13 2011 1:56 PM
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December 12 2011 10:45 AM
Christmas markets attract millions of tourists every year. Looking for the best market to visit in 2011? Here are the top ten Christmas markets.
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Living on the Edge: Arequipa, Perú
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It's a city nestled into the cracks of danger -- a community curled up at the foot of beautiful yet perilous mountain peaks. But with all its natural threats, this South American jewel is beloved to those who inhabit it.
Man vs. Wild: Survival Tips for the Intrepid Traveler
December 08 2011 2:46 PM
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Tours to Chernobyl, erupting African volcanoes, and earthquake-ravaged cities highlight a bizarre trend of disaster tourism in 2011.
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Is there a national psoriasis support group?
Yes, the National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF) is an organization dedicated to helping patients with psoriasis and furthering research in this field. They hold national and local chapter meetings. The NPF web site (http://www.psoriasis.org/home/) shares up-to-date reliable medical information and statistics on the condition.
What is my long-term prognosis with psoriasis? What are complications of psoriasis?
Overall, the prognosis for most patients with psoriasis is good. While it is not curable, it is controllable. Recent studies show an association of psoriasis and other medical conditions, including obesity and heart disease.
What does the future hold?
Psoriasis research is heavily funded and holds great promise for the future. Just the last five to 10 years have brought great strides forward in treatment of the disease with medications aimed at treating the overactive immune system that causes the skin inflammation of psoriasis. Ongoing research is needed to decipher the ultimate underlying cause of this disease.


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Women's shorts sewing pattern available for download. Available in various sizes and is produced by burda style magazine.
The wrapped front on these shorts is so trendy for summer. Highlight the design with striped fabric, or make these in all black for a fabulous going out look. The micro mini hem and side zip have the perfect summer fit.
This pattern is from the Boardwalk Babe collection.
Trouser fabrics with some body.
Striped fabric, lengthwise stripes,
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length: 0.85 – 0.85 – 0.90 – 0.90 – 0.95 m (1 – 1 – 1 – 1 – 1 1/8 yds).
Interfacing, Vilene/Pellon H 180.
1 invisible zip, 22 cm (9 ins) long, and a special presser foot.
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Men who keep a cell phone in their trouser pocket could be damaging their chances of becoming a father, a new study has warned.
Researchers found that being exposed to radio-frequency electromagnetic radiation (RF-EMR) from carrying mobiles in trouser pockets negatively affects sperm quality.
Previous research has suggested that radio-frequency electromagnetic radiation emitted by the devices can have a detrimental effect on male fertility.
A team led by Dr Fiona Mathews, of Biosciences at the University of Exeter in UK, conducted a systematic review of the findings from ten studies, including 1,492 samples, with the aim of clarifying the potential role of this environmental exposure.
Participants in the studies were from fertility clinics and research centres, and sperm quality was measured in three different ways: motility (the ability of sperm to move properly towards an egg), viability (the proportion of sperm that were alive) and concentration (the number of sperm per unit of semen).
In control groups, 50-85 per cent of sperm have normal movement. The researchers found this proportion fell by an average of 8 percentage points when there was exposure to mobile phones.
Similar effects were seen for sperm viability. The effects on sperm concentration were less clear.
"Given the enormous scale of mobile phone use around the world, the potential role of this environmental exposure needs to be clarified," Mathews said.
"This study strongly suggests that being exposed to radio-frequency electromagnetic radiation from carrying mobiles in trouser pockets negatively affects sperm quality.
"This could be particularly important for men already on the borderline of infertility, and further research is required to determine the full clinical implications for the general population," Mathews said.
The results were consistent across in vitro studies conducted under controlled conditions and observational in vivo studies conducted on men in the general population, researchers said.
The study is published in the journal Environment International.
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Every volunteer and parent is welcome to attend Cub Scout Roundtable!
Roundtable will focus on the current delivery method for Cub Scouting. The "Den & Pack Meeting Resource Guide" provides ideas for all adult leaders to plan and conduct den and pack meetings. Activities are based on monthly themes, which are the core values of Cub Scouting. You can access all the pack meeting plans online here.
Monthly Topics - Citizenship, respect the flag, show responsibility and provide service to our communities.
Program: We say "gives goodwill".
Monthly Topics - Show respect for the worth of someone or something and by sharing our holiday traditions with the pack and den.
Program: Annual Fireside Chat with the Key 3 (a joint meeting).
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"In Awakening Through Dreams, Nigel Hamilton presents a unique and provocative approach to the dreamworking process. He sees dreams as a tool for self-transformation and 'inner alchemy' – one that becomes a spiritual discipline. Dr Hamilton's perspective has many dimensions and is a thoroughly original concept that can be of use to counsellors, psychotherapists, and those readers who are ready to embark on a life-changing personal journey."


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- mariecollins Feb 4, 2010 05:20 AM
So says the sign in the window....
It's just up the street from me, so I'm hoping it's going to be good!! If you go, please post about it!
My chocolate chunk cookie was really good. Nice big cookie with a serious homemade taste for $1.50. I don't actually know if that's the official name for it, because it was the only flavour they had at the time. Stock on everything was really low, and the place was hopping, but they also had an assortment of biscotti, ginger spice loaves for $4.99, a variety of jams and chutneys (including a seville orange and chocolate marmalade) and I saw someone leaving with a pie. Coffee, hot chocolate, lattes, cappucinos, etc ran from $1.50-1.99 for a good sized small.
Very cheery, friendly atmosphere. Really good cookies. It's nice to have a bakery in the neighbourhood.* I'll definitely be back in next time I want a good loaf of bread, and look forward to seeing if they do special occasion cakes.
*I'm actually much closer to Jubilee Cakes, but have only seen them open once - walked by during their posted hours to see all the lights off, walked past a few hours later and noticed they were open for a change - about an hour after they should have closed for the day. I'm not entirely convinced they aren't a front for something else.
re: precia
whoa! Wait a second! Jubilee Cakes actually opens? I have EVER seen them open and I used to pass by twice every day. I thought it was a front, too.
Encouraged to hear that Celena's has potential. You had me at chocolate marmalade
So, Hubby and I went yesterday, their first day. Very, very busy, as in no more seating available and at least a five minute line-up. They were clearly having trouble keeping up with demand, as the displays were pretty much empty, but there were quite a few people in the open kitchen working to put more on the shelves. We tried a few things: a baguette, a pie, some croissants, which were all good, but were all lacking in one key feature: They were all a little underbaked. (I am wondering if they were just pushing baking times in order to put product in customers' hands...) Excellent coffee. We will be back.
Popped in to this place on Sunday. Had a look at all the loaves, and was pretty impressed by the size, and the apparent quality. Didn't really see any other treats (ie. croissant, etc) but I was really only looking for a good quality bread. So I picked up a loaf of traditional white (I think they called it "tin white") and then remembered that someone mentioned the ginge spice loaves. I asked if they had any, after checking with Celena (impressed that she was there and visible in the back) they told me that they would be ready after 4pm. I found that kind of odd, yet gratifying. Odd because they close at 5pm, and most places have already started cleaning up by that time. Gratifying in that it meant there would still be very fresh baked goods available throughout the day (although we will see what happens after they settle into a groove and have their grand opening).
Anyway, got home and cut a slice of bread. It was amazing. Very, very fresh and tasty. I just ate the bread on its own without anything. To do otherwise would have seemed sacrilegious. Later, made a sandwich with it, and you can never underestimate the power of really fresh bread. Love it.
I will have to make special trips out to this place, but those excursions will be worth it. Can't wait to try some of their other goodies and see how they compare.
This is just a few blocks from my house and our neighbourhood suffers from a serious lack of quality breads, etc., so I'm excited to try Celena's. Think I'll wait a few more days in the hopes their supply catches up to demand.
If Lazar is right and they close at 5pm, I hope those are just temporary hours. One of the reasons Danforth East lacks vibrancy is the abysmal operating hours of many of the retail food shops in the area. During the week, a neighbourhood bakery needs to be open through rush hour, so commuters on their way home from work can stop in for a loaf or a pie.
re: TOFoodFan
I guess I should clarify, it wasn't a big deal for me that they close on Sunday at 5pm. I was just surprized that they were still baking that late in the day.
And another point their regular hours are 7 - 7, Monday to Friday, 9 - 5 Saturday, & 10 - 5 Sunday.
Their website is up at:
Hope that clears things up
re: katbri
Hmmm, well I guess they are still working the kinks out and after their grand opening their hours would be more consistent
re: mariecollins
Obviously, I agree with everyone that we definitely needed a bakery in the hood.
I already have a opinion on how they will do and what could they do to improve but I will reserve that for a little later. When they have been open for a couple of month and had time to work out the kinks. So, I will limit myself to what I have tried . The only thing I have tried, which to my own opinion is a true testament of a baker's skill, is the croissant. My croissant looked a little bigger than the average but looked good. It certainly felt heavier than average, three times as heavy. I broke it open to eat it and then it was all over. I have had better croissant from a grocery. Crust not flaky, well flaky but It came apart as one big flake. As for the inside well, it was not fully cooked. I could not eat it which broke my heart. First, what a waste of a pastry, I absolutely hate throwing out food, and that's beside the fact that it's money wasted. Let's hope that they improve quickly otherwise they sure have lost me. On a better note, I saw Celena's baking in the back which was comforting and spoke with her husband who was very pleasant. Best of luck to you Celena's team. But please do you homework, go out there to see, feel and taste what other bakery are serving. Until then...
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The roasted garlic sourdough loaf is delicious.
The hours have changed from the previous post and they close at 4 on Sundays, maybe that's why the door was locked.
I wish them well, we need a bakery in the 'hood. Apparently they're getting loads of negative feedback, thanks so much haters. They appear really young and are obviously just working out the kinks, I'd rather be patient than have to stick with the valu--mart bread.
re: hoagy294
"I wish them well, we need a bakery in the 'hood. Apparently they're getting loads of negative feedback, thanks so much haters. ... I'd rather be patient than have to stick with the valu--mart bread."
Well put, hoagy294! I'm further west, and am willing to go out to Celena's for something that's made in-house and natural tasting.
Finally went myself, and bought a croissant and roll (just to see how the breads are). Although the croissant layers were fairly thick, it was still delicious, and obviously made with *butter* (what a concept!). The roll indicated to me that their breads are great too.
I hope this place makes it, as it will only attract more good food operations to the area.
re: Olivia
I'll be heading out for one of those croissant for sure!
The white baguette I bought during the soft opening was good. It was somewhat dense for my liking but it was fresh and I also loved it was made close by.
I'm also one who is good for giving my critique but in this case I find the only correct response is to support this place and their good intentions.
re: neighborguy
I was so excited to find this thread last night -- just got back from my first foray. They have some yummy small pizzas for lunch (pre-made, you can either take to go or they'll heat it up there). We had one on a garlic sourdough base with tomato, cheese, and basil -- really liked it! Also tried the chewy chocolate pecan brownie (my partner particularly liked that and said it reminded her of pesadich/passover brownies). I loved the chocolate-blueberry scone -- buttery and great consistency. We brought home (but didn't try yet) a strawberry-chocolate muffin, a jar of chocolate orange marmalade, and loaves of whole wheat and sourdough bread.
They seem to feature a soup for lunch each day, an array of coffee/tea/hot chocolate/juices. Other things I saw were bread pudding with butterscotch sauce, various kinds of cookies, several other flavors of scone, croutons (from a couple of different breads), other marmalades, various flavors of breads & baguettes & dinner rolls.
It's a sweet little spot! Bright cheery yellow walls, nice artwork decorating them, several wooden tables & chairs up front. Extra points for having a washroom on the main floor instead of down a flight of stairs. Plus the guy who waited on us was super nice. Really glad to have a place like this in the neighborhood!
re: neighborguy
I would completely agree with "neighborguy". It's been over 6 months since this bakery's been around, and I am happy to see that this place gets a pretty steady flow of traffic. I like the fact that we've finally got a real bakery in the neighbourhood, and even more pleased that the owners are of the young-blood sort.
As for the goods...nothing beats a real French croissant - Celena's croissant is not of that style, but I still enjoy its denseness and very buttery taste. Had the roasted garlic sourdough once, and, unfortunately, did not like it. found that particular loaf to be a little too salty to my liking, but hey, that was 5 months ago. We love the apple turnover, and the lemon cranberry square. Recently, we ordered a birthday cake there. We were pretty devastated when Sweet Indulgence closed their doors because we LOVED their mixed berries and cream cake. We are NOT fans of the buttercream icing. Anyway, Celena's does a pretty darn good version of the Sweet Indulgence cake, and I would happily get it again.
I noticed that there's going to be another business about to open across the street (Cake Town Bakery or something). I really hope it's not going to mean a loss of business for Celena's.
re: liverwurst
So "liverwurst" -- you would recommend them as a satisfactory replacement for Sweet Indulgence?
re: neighborguy
Can you describe what kind of birthday cake they did for you liverwurst?
Was it chocolate, vanilla, filling? I'm always looking for a local place that makes good birthday cakes.
re: neighborguy
Hi, neighborguy and millygirl.
I've had a birthday cake once at Celena's, and I think I liked it enough to try it again. We are very fond of the mixed berries and cream cake from Sweet Indulgence, and really, it would be hard to find something exactly like that. But, the similar one from Celena's will do. The filling was a pastry cream, mixed with some berries, I think. It wasn't too sweet or rich, which is the way I prefer my cakes. I have had cakes from Dufflets, Katie's Cakes, and Select Bakery, and obviously, Sweet Indulgence was tops on my list (I think we've had the mixed berries and cream cake about 20 times). Celena's is now second.
re: liverwurst
Good to know. Thanks.
The area is becoming quite the decent mini-destination.
BTW, do you know what happened to Sweet Indulgence?)
re: neighborguy
I agree. Between Better Bulk, Celena's and Royal Beef - it's become a real happenin' block!
There was a note taped to the door of Sweet Indulgence stating they were in arrears of rent payment, I think. My husband thought for sure they would pay up and the place would re-open....
Have been to Celena's several times since my first visit (and report)...things are much improved since that first day. I love the croissants, with all their crisp crackly exterior and the buttery tender layers.
This morning, I tried a cherry danish, and it, too, was excellent. No cherry pie filling on top, thank goodness. Lots of things in stock, including hot cross buns, and some really yummy looking squares. There were several people in line when I arrived, so here's hoping they're developing a group of "regulars".
I finally tried the roasted-garlic sourdough bread after reading the raves on this thread and was sorely disappointed. Both the sourdough bread as well as the plain baguette had a dense cake-like texture that I hate. I prefer the chewier airy texture you get with good old Ace or a fine Boulart
Worse, I served both breads to some dinner guests (I know I know I should have tested the bread myself first) and I could tell they were not impressed.
I haven't tried the pastries such as cookies and croissants and they looked tasty. I think Celena is really sweet and I wish them all the best but I will not be going there for bread again.
re: JamieK
Sadly, I agree. The breads are too dense and too short to make sandwiches out of them. The danishes and turnovers are nice though. I was hoping to purchase bread regularly from there to support the store, but we prefer fluffier bread.
re: yunnage
Yes, me too. I stay away from the breads and head straight for the croissants...
re: yunnage
I like the wholewheat tin and the rosemary raisin. Butter tarts are good - though maybe a bit too runny. I've been buying bread from Celena's and treats from Cozy Cafe,
re: JamieK
I, too, tried the roasted garlic sourdough and was let down. I went in yesterday at 10am but since they had just opened not everyting was quite ready. no biggie, so I sat down with a cup of coffee and waited. When the bread was ready, the girl brought it over in a brown paper bag and I immediately got excited at the prospect of warm delicious sourdough bread. All the way home I was getting whiffs or roasted garlic which made walking home in that brutal weather tolerable.
It wasn't tangy, it wasn't chewy, and it certainly wasn't garlicky. If I had expected a nice white bread I would be pleased since it made for a rather delicious peanut butter sandwich...
my second butter tart in as many days made up for it a little bit :)
re: Armack
I tried this bread again recently and felt much the same. The sliced grocery store loaf a friend picked up a few days later had better crust and chew. I know the cheap grocery loaves use enhancers to get a "sourdough" flavour but at least it was there! The garlic flavour was also barely hinted at, like a whiff when I opened the bag. Not cheap either. Basically, it was soft white bread at a premium price.
re: julesrules
Why is this place still existing? That's what I want to know!
re: foodyDudey
Well, I do think it suits the wanna-be gentrification of the area. I think some items are OK and the place has some charm (it's all relative, right?). If I lived closer I'd probably take my kids and consider it a good thing for my diet that things aren't what they could be ;)
But yeah, I was pretty shocked by that bread. The other items I picked up were just OK as well, the best was an oreo-style cookie. A maple walnut scone turned out to have apple in it.
re: foodyDudey
Because the neighbourhood would much rather buy their bread than Valu-mart's. I have also ordered quite a few cakes from them and they do a great job. The Challal on weekends is good and a couple of the other breads I like.
They should hardly be called out so badly just because you don't like the roasted garlic sourdough. Nice owners that live in the neighbourhood and support local events.
re: mariecollins
I have not been in the store, but the posts above don't look good. Did you see the post from JosMcquaid about the croissant lump? That is why I asked the question. But now I see that person was a one-post wonder.
re: mariecollins
Yes, my impression is that they suit the hood and make people happy. I just have to remember they are not breadmakers for my tastes when I end up there on the odd occasion. There is certainly no decent bread on my stretch of the Danforth either. Nice to know the cakes are good.
re: mariecollins
As someone who lives in the area, I don't know a single person that would rather shop at value Mart. I use the fruit and veg stands for produce, royal beef for meat, moberley fine foods for pantry and milk. I normally go to MonK for bread, but if I can't make it up there I go to value Mart. Celena's as nice as they are, are not good. I'm sorry, they are super nice and I will buy a coffee but their product is really expensive for how flavourless everything they have is.
re: LexiFirefly
Now I will admit to not having much of a sweet tooth, and I tend to get my carbs from beer not bread, so I'm probably not the best defender or supporter. But if I buy bread, I buy it at Celena's. Usually Rosemary raisin, challah or a whole wheat tin. And it's still the same price as when they opened 4 years ago. I like the butter tarts on occasion but I like runny tarts. I had a coffee once, wasn't good, but we have Sebs! Anyway, I just like having them in the neighbourhood. They've made three great cakes for my son's birthday. And valu-mart, I kind of like that crazy layout and the elevator that takes 5 minutes to go up one floor. Only go about once a fortnight.
re: mariecollins
I am now picturing you tipsy riding the elevator at valu-mart ;) Only in the best way of course!
re: Pincus
Cake town is going to open this Sunday. I have no idea how I'm going to spread my business between 3 bakeries
re: mariecollins
Luckily for me, I appreciate good baked goods, I don't live for them. :) French fries, now...
re: jimmynickel
What do you recommend at True Blue and why? Does she bake every day, and what kinds of treats do they sell?
re: Full tummy
She bakes fresh stuff every day, which is great because it's fresh, but if it gets busy, she can run out. The scones are superb, you can taste the butter. My neighbours are addicted to her muffins and loaves. There's soups too, if you can catch the butternut squash or pumpkin you're in luck.
Okay. I just came from Celena's bakery this morning. I ordered an espresso and a croissant, and I went to sit down. After they finished serving all the people who came in after me, they gave me a small lump of twisted dough in a little white bag. I guessed, correctly, that this was my 'croissant'. Okay. I'm fussy. I've spent time in Paris and know what it should be. But this thing was less like a croissant than the monstrosities sold in grocery store bakeries: this was a soggy lump of white, semi-baked dough in a bag. So, I went to the counter and asked if there was something wrong with the croissants this morning (was the oven on the Fritz?). She looked at me like I was from the Dogon planetary system. "No. They are fine. Would you like one that is a little darker?" I declined, politely, deposting the twist of yukky dough and bag on the counter. She offered me to select some other pastry. Well, I don't eat sweets, so I tried the 'scallion scone'. It was stale, fell apart on the little napkin which passes for plates at Celena's, and tasted like it was made from a mix, with a bit of onion thrown in to offset the over-sweet mix. So, I gave up and took the subway to work. Did I mention the espresso was cold? The espresso was coldish: certainly not hot. I should have taken it back, too but I already felt like an asshole for taking the 'croissant' back. Big shame. Hardly edible. No. Not edible. A white, soggy, undercooked slab of twisted pastry. Not a croissant. If you want a coffee and pastry at Danforth and Woodbine, try somewhere else. For sure.
re: JosMcquaid
That's too bad. It's definitely a mixed bag there, and it sounds like there was nothing redeeming about your visit.


text: Outline Oral Cavity Dr. Bennett-Clarke General Remarks The boundaries of the oral cavity include; cheeks (Lateral) , palate (superior), tongue (and floor of the mouth), lips (Anteriorly) and oropharynx (Continuation posteriorly). Definition of the rima oris- opening between the lips also called labial fissure Sublingual Fossa = Floor of the mouth 1. Oral cavity- The oral cavity is made up of two parts. A. Vestibule Between the gums and the cheek - Buccal side of gums and teeth B. Oral cavity proper part that lies within the dental arches - Tongue fills most of it at first 2. Oropharynx- Posteriorly the oral cavity opens into the oropharynx A. Palatoglossal arch Anterior arch -- mucous membrane over Palatoglossal muscle (Skeletal) -- Supplied by CN X Innervation of mucous membrane over arch = glossopharyngeal nerve (CN IX) B. Palatopharyngeal arch Posterior arch -- mucous membrane over Palatopharyngeus muscle (Skeletal) -- Supplied by CN X Innervation of mucous membrane over arch = glossopharyngeal nerve (CN IX) C. Tonsilar bed and palatine tonsil Between the two arches Spot where 2nd pharyngeal pouch was (lymphoid invasion) Innervation of mucous membrane over tonsil = glossopharyngeal nerve (CN IX) 3. Lips- Another name for the lips is the oral labia. Anterior Portion of Oral Cavity Vermilion part of lip - Transition between skin of face & Mucous Membrane of oral cavity ** No sebaceous, sweat, or salivary glands on this red part of the lip A. Characteristics of lips: 1. Vermillion border – starts the transition from skin to mucous membrane 2. Philtrum Shallow groove = from Frontonasal prominence -> intermaxillary segment - Find cleft lip on margin of the philtrum 3. Labial frenulum fold of mucous membrane attaching lip to gums -- (See previous oral cavity picture) B. Innervation to the lips 1. Upper lip CN V2 = Infraorbital nerve 2. Lower lip CN V3 = Mental nerve 4. Cheeks- The cheeks are continuous with the lips and extend across the zygomatic arch. A. Characteristics: 1. Skin Dual innervation a. infraorbital nerve of CN V2 b. Buccal nerve of CN V3 2. Muscle a. Buccinator = muscle of facial expression for cheek Supplied by CN VII 3. Mucous membrane a. Long Buccal nerve from CN V3 4. Parotid papillae Openings of the parotid ducts where it enters is in the vestibule = adjacent to 2nd maxillary molar 5. Gums- also called the gingivae, composed of fibrous connective tissue covered with mucous membrane. A. Characteristics: 1. Alveolar gingivae Movable part 2. Gingiva proper Attached part = immovable - Makes maxilla and mandible look pink Innervation of gums: any nerve in the area = likely to innervate it ** Have gums on vestibule side & Buccal/lingual side Lingual side 1. Maxillary a. Nasoplatine (anterior gums) b. Greater palatine 2. Mandibular a. Lingual nerve Buccal side 1. Maxillary a. Infraorbital labial branches b. Posterior Superior or anterior alveolar nerve 2. Mandibular a. Buccal Nerve b. Mental nerve c. Inferior alveolar Innervation of teeth: Maxillary: CN V2 1. Posterior Superior alveolar 2. Anterior superior alveolar 3. Sometimes middle superior alveolar Mandibular: CN V3 1. Inferior alveolar possibly part of Mental 6. Tongue- The main function of the tongue is to (1) move the food into the pharynx and (2) aid in phonation. -Covered in Mucous Membrane Function: 1. Digestion a. Mechanical i. Churning & forming the bolus 2. Phonation formation of words/sounds A. Two parts of the tongue 1. Oral portion Anterior 2/3rd - Movable/free portion - Within oral cavity proper 2. Pharyngeal portion posterior 1/3rd - Fixed or non-movable - Faces oropharynx B. Inferior surface- is a thin layer of mucous membrane attached to the floor of the oral cavity via the lingual frenulum. No lingual frenulum = touch nose to tongue If lingual frenulum is to short = tongue tide (Ankyloglossia) Lingual Vein tributary = used to deliver drugs in the sublingual fossa C. Superior surface- is also known as the dorsum and is a roughened surface covered by finger-like projections called papillae. Lingual papillae = cover the dorsum completely on the anterior 2/3rd Types of papillae: 1. Filiform papillae a. Most numerous & small thread like b. In diagonal rows c. ****Do not contain taste buds d. Increases friction to help form bolus with rugae of hard palate 2. Fungiform papillae a. Larger & club shaped b. contain one of more taste buds c. Randomly on dorsum of tongue 3. Foliate papillae a. sometimes considered rudimentary in humans b. rows or ridges on lateral margins of the tongue 4. Vallate papillae Just anterior to the terminal sulcus Large and circular Contain Numerous taste buds Other features on dorsum of tongue: 1. Median sulcus (groove) Midline furrow -- Where to lateral lingual/ Distal tongue buds met in midline 2. Sulcus terminalis -- Where the Distal tongue buds met the hypobranchial eminence 3. Foramen cecum --Where form thyroglossal duct/ thyroid diverticulum branched from tongue 4. Lingual tonsil lymphatic tissue under the mucous membrane on posterior 1/3rd of tongue D. Innervation (to the mucous membrane) branches do not cross the median sulcus 1. Anterior 2/3 General sensation (pain, touch, temperature) Lingual nerve Special sensation (taste) Chroda tympani 2. Posterior 1/3 General sensation (pain, touch, temperature) Special sensation (taste) Both innervated by the Glossopharyngeal nerve 3. Very posterior part of the tongue and anterior epiglottis = taste & sensation from Vagus *** Vallate papillae = supplied by glossopharyngeal nerve E. Muscles of the tongue 1. Intrinsic muscles - Within body of the tongue - Are longitudinal, horizontally, or transversely arranged muscle fibers - Responsible for all the detailed movements within the tongue for speech 2. Extrinsic muscles Gross motions (Flatten, Stick-out, & Retract tongue) Innervation of all extrinsic tongue muscles is hypoglossal nerve (CN XII) - CN XII will be on the external surface of Hyoglossus muscle • Hyoglossus very quadrangular & Interdigitates with styloglossus O: Hyoid bone I: Lateral aspect of the body of tongue Action: Depressing, flattening, or drawing down lateral aspects • Styloglossus Important for swallowing O: Styloid process I: Lateral aspect of the tongue Action: retract or pull back, raise posterior aspect of tongue • Genioglossus only one you will see on dissection O: Mental spine & hyoid bone I: Along full length of the body of the tongue Action: Major protrudor of the tongue -Will as patient to stick out the tongue - lesion of hypoglossal nerve = deviates away from lessoned side **Palatoglossus when soft palate tensed = elevated posterior aspect of the tongue & not innervated by CN XII = innervated by CN X F. Blood supply to the tongue do not cross the midline of the tongue 1. Lingual artery from ECA and lose it behind/deep to Hyoglossus muscle and will go into the body of the tongue Branches: (Will not see in lab) • Dorsal lingual end in posterior portion of tongue • Deep lingual Termination of lingual artery anteriorly • Sublingual Supplies sublingual gland & sublingual Fossa 7. Salivary Glands- three pairs of glands 1. Parotid glands-are the largest of the salivary glands. It is Anterior to the ear. The parotid duct exits the anterior aspect of gland & crosses the masseter and pierces the buccinator to end in the vestibule of the oral cavity emptying through parotid papilla adjacent to 2 nd molar. Innervation: CN IX (parasympathetic) 2. Submandibular glands- are located along the body of the mandible. The submandibular duct exits the anterior part of the gland, travels through the sublingual gland, and then crosses the lingual nerve in the sublingual fossa to open at the sublingual papilla. These are located adjacent to the lingual frenulum. It also envelops part of the posterior part of Mylohyoid (squeezes submandibular gland during swallowing) Innervation: CN VII (parasympathetic) 3. Sublingual glands- lie in the floor of the mouth deep to the tongue. These glands open via many ducts (10-15) directly into sublingual fossa. Innervation: CN VII (parasympathetic) Innervation to the salivary glands Parotid Submandibular and Sublingual 8. Structures of the sublingual fossa (floor of the mouth) 1. Sublingual gland anterior in sublingual fossa may look like fat 2. Submandibular duct Runs through the sublingual gland & open into sublingual papilla 3. Lingual nerve crosses the submandibular duct *** lingual nerve crosses submandibular duct because the lingual nerve wants to go to the tongue but the duct wants to from the submandibular triangle 4. Hypoglossal nerve will be more inferiorly located 5. Sublingual artery NOT Lingual artery 9. Muscles of suprahyoid region (between hyoid & mandible) Important actions on the tongue 1. Stylohyoid 2. Mylohyoid 3. Genoihyoid 4. Diagastric All of these muscles act to raise the hyoid, tongue and floor of the mouth or steady hyoid for independent tongue movements. When the hyoid is fixed they can aid in opening the mouth. Fixation of the hyoid will be conducted by the infrahyoid muscles.


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The CSDM Program supports research on the nature of molecular structure and its consequences for reactivity, intermolecular interactions, and dynamics. Chemical dynamics is defined to encompass reaction kinetics and mechanisms, intramolecular rearrangement or conformational changes, and changes induced via electromagnetic excitation. While the majority of projects supported by CSDM are experimental in nature, the Program is receptive to research focused on utilizing applied computational methods. However, the proposer should establish a high degree of relevance to the understanding of existing experimental data. The CSDM Program is concerned primarily with chemical phenomena in the gas and fluid phases, as well as chemical processes at gas-fluid, gas-solid, fluid-solid, and fluid-fluid interfaces. Proposals concerned with solid phase chemical processes are generally not supported by the Program. Proposals concerned with structure, dynamics or mechanisms as they pertain to catalytic processes should submit to the Chemical Catalysis Program (CHE/CAT). Proposals whose primary questions relate to phenomena arising from the properties of nanoscale materials or assemblies should be submitted to the Macromolecular, Supramolecular, and Nanochemistry Program (CHE/MSN). CSDM supports research projects that have strong implications for advancing the foundational physical models of chemical structure and dynamics. Projects focusing on device or process optimization are not supported by the Program.
The CSDM Program is divided into two sub-programs, CSDM-A and CSDM-B. The two programs will inevitably overlap in some instances. At coarse resolution, they are separable in terms of i) molecular complexity, ii) time scale, iii) strength of the interactions, and iv) links to potential applications. The following Program Descriptions are intended to guide the proposer to the most appropriate sub-program for his/her research. If additional guidance is required, Principal Investigators are encouraged to send brief electronic summaries of their research to CSDM Program Directors prior to formal proposal submission. After Programmatic review of the summaries, Principal Investigators will be given advice as to the appropriateness of the research for CSDM, and if appropriate, the best sub-program (CSDM-A or CSDM-B) for submission.
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Rhumbar celebrates LDW with the ladies of Luxor's adult revue Fantasy hosting a fantasy football themed weekend. Catch the ladies from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. on Saturday autographing calendars and giving away T-shirts and tickets to their show. Saturday night guests can enjoy "Hit and Spin Saturdays" with DJ Rodney spins. On Sunday night "Circus Sundays" offers up music from DJ Larry Lynx while magician Seth Grabel does tricks. On Monday night, DJ Mika Gold spins.
When: Friday, Sept. 2, 2011
Where: Rhumbar, 3400 Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas
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Age limit: 21+
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