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I discovered Find a Grave by accident soon after the death of our precious daughter, Marjorie. She was my first entry. I have added family members, friends, and others that I have no connection with but simply wanted to add them on these pages. I will have more of my family entered in the future. My wife and I are retired and we love it! I love riding the back-roads on my Harley and can't seem to ride past an old cemetery.....I love walking through them and find peace and quiet in them. Thanks so much to everyone that has placed notes, tokens, and have sponsored my memorials. God bless you all.
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Anne Beckman
Tragic Hoosier News, All Is OK With Me
Hi Tom- Such TRAGIC news: the beheading of
Abdul-Rahman (Peter Edward) Kassig! Bill and I
learned of his murder, from our priest: as he said
the names of those parishoners, or any of their
family members, including those who are serving
our country, he made a special announcement, of
Kassig's death. (No family members of his
attend our parish, but our pastor is the kind of
person who would make such an announcement, as
Kassig was not only international news, but, as
Indianapolis' Mayor, Greg Ballard said, "A man of
peace, at the hands of fanatics." I'm SO GLAD
our governor, Mike Pence has issued an OFFICIAL
period of mourning! I didn't look tonight, as I
went Christmas shopping, but I presume the flags
of Indianapolis, and Indiana are at half mast as
well as those of the USA. My sister Theresa and
her husband Jim have their business degrees (both
of them got a B.A. in Business, before she got
her B.S in Nursing and he got his B.A. in
Pharmacology,) at Butler University, which Kassig
attended. (As they are older, I don't think he
was at BU when they were, but as they spent time
getting two degrees each, I'll ask them.)
My soldier in Kuwait is FINE. He is a
specialist, in chemical operations, in an air
force battalion. He has so much time to write me
(not long letters, but I can often get 2 or even 3
e-mails a DAY, from him. Two or three if I am
asking him an important question, or if I've
written him some significant information. (For
example: In my second to most recent e-mail, I
told him of my bipolar disorder and cancer. (HIS
RESPONSE: Wow, what a back story! Sounds like
you went through a lot and are going through a
lot. I made sure to thank him for that,
considering what HE'S going through!
I have his November care package ready. DAMN...
I would've sent it already, but I was such a
stupid chicken, thinking I had more than just
my password to put in, to get him. Also, I could
not start the process until the time to write
or send a package to the previous soldier, which
was November 1st. Most importantly, Soldiers'
Angels had AE (Afghanistan) in his address, but
he told me he's stationed in KUWAIT! (He told
me AE still applies.) Finally, the money for
the care package's contents does not grow on a
tree and as this soldier is new to me, I had to
ask him exactly what he needs/wants and to find
it! Getting his preferred KIND of his preferred
BRAND (which is DEGREE) of deodorant took THREE
trips to a drugstore! THANK GOD: WallMart has
the kind: Clinical Strength. Ordinarily, he is
not at all fussy about snacks. He LOVES fishing,
so he asked me to get him lures, as he can use
them to decorate his walls with. COOL IDEA...that
brings back memories of everyone in college using
everthing (s)he could, to decorate the walls of
their rooms. POSTERS! How could college students
decorate their rooms, without those? As we were
in the Hoosier state, of course there were many
featuring John Cougar Mellencamp and Garfield!
No male IU student's rooms were without a BOBBY
KNIGHT poster! (Are you familiar with The Sand-
wich Shop, a breakfast/lunch restaurant, below
the Nashville House, in Brown County? It has a
TON of Bobby Knight memorabilia, and old IU
basketball memorabilia, even some for WOMEN!)
Mine, of course, were very feminine.
Speaking of feminine: every November, our parish
has a Christmas tree, featuring paper ornaments,
which represent a child in need, from a "sister
parish", in the rough side of Indianapolis. There
are star shaped paper ornaments, representing a
baby. The gingerbread boy or girls represent
children or teens. The "baby ornament" asks for
one item,suggested by the parent(s), such as a
box of diapers, or a onesie, a blanket, bibs,
etc. The gingerbread boys and girls ask for
a pack of underwear and socks, then a turtleneck,
shirt/blouse or sweater, slacks, sometimes shoes,
or a coat, with boots, hat, etc. Also, whatever
kind of toy, or "awesome" teen item, which the
child/teen specifies. Bill and I take whatever
we afford. This year, we took a baby, needing a
blanket and a teenage girl. At Target, we
bought a DARLING blanket: pink, with a pattern
of white whales. In the center are a baby girl
whale, with her mommy. A hot pink heart is
above, between their heads. The whales and the
ribbon securing the blanket to the hanger is
GRAY... that is a popular secondary color,
these days, I've noticed, in baby and toddlers'
clothing/bed items. I don't care for it, but it
IS a soothing color, for a baby's blanket.
PROPER for beddy-bye time! The hem is a satiny
pink. (Polyester, of course.) I LOVE that...if I
were a millionaire, who could live in a mansion
with scores of rooms, I'd have my beloved
old bedroom (Which I lived in from age 10 to
age 27, except for 18 months in England and
my 2 years living at IU and 2 years living
at Franklin College.) re-created! MERCY, I LOVED IT...
SO pastel (except for the deep blue
shag carpet {of course...this house was built
in the late '60s}, which stayed there until just
after I left the nest, getting married.)
and feminine. PERFECT, except the dresser
was little girl-ish (white, with gold trim,
of course, which every child/teen princess had in
the 70's, from Sears ,JC Penny's or a department
store, with a matching night stand...my
wonderful parents gave it to me, when we
moved back to the USA, from England.) and...
WOE WAS ME, INCREASINGLY, until my wedding
day...NO HUSBAND IN THE BED! No phone, with a
private line, paid for by Daddy, either, poor
me! Or a little refrigerator, filled with Tab
(HA! The first time I had that, I was a very
little girl, who'd never heard of it. This was
at a friend's house, so I couldn't be rude,
declaring, "This tastes TERRIBLE! What's the
deal!" Also, the other kids were liking it!
Further injury: we were having Vanilla Wafers
with it, which I didn't like, either! I still
don't care for them, but, as ALL American, figure
conscience teenaged girls did, I acquired a taste
for the TAB. When MUCH better-tasting Diet Coke
came, I was ELATED!!! Now, I LOVE Lime Flavored
Diet Coke and Coke Zero. How RESENTFUL I was, to
learn that Patrick HAD A LITTLE FRIDGE, in his
room, as a teen! AAAGGGHHH, the YOUNGEST
"gets the goodies...of course, he had a CAR,
also. (It was used, and passed down, from
Theresa.) However, the poor kid had to answer
Mom's zillion calls a day, as she is such a
social butterfly and was the only one to help
Dad in the yard.
BUT, I DIGRESS...WHO, ME? For my 14-year-old
girl, getting the undies, socks, a sweater
and slacks was a breeze, but I just could not
(and still can't!) get her enough bath and beauty
products! She's practically a young woman!
At that age, until death, a woman cannot get
enough! A set of bath gel/lotion/body spray
in regular and travel size was essential,with a
bath sponge, and a
breeze to find, but as for the rest...WHEN TO
STOP? I did cut it down to two headbands,
two artificial tortoiseshell hair clips, a
small manicure set, a nail brush, a bottle of
pale pink nail polish (NO sparkly junk!) a tube
of acne medication cr�me, a little cosmetic bag,
a 6-pack of tissues, 2 solid Secret deodorants,
Clairol Herbal Essence Shampoo and Conditioner,
a purse-sized (I hope she has one!) container of
antibacterial soap, a pack of strawberry flavored
Tic Tacs, an eos (that's the brand name) sphere
of lip balm, a compact with a creamy, solid found-
ation (OOOOHHH!!!I hop it's in her skin tone!)
base and a sponge, and a 3-pack of leg
shaving razors. I do want to get her a larger
cosmetic bag. NO MAKEUP! With that and the pale
pink nail polish, I want to TEACH HER (PRAYING
SHE WILL LEARN...same goes for the clothes!) to
dress and groom CONSERVATIVELY ENOUGH TO BE A
VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY!!! I'm praying her
parents and other elders are doing the same!
The priest and nuns and any lay ministers and
child/youth leaders, the same! PLEASE BE
HONEST WITH ME: Do you think I am WRONG to give
her the deodorant, shampoo (Although it is a
higher-end product than what she could buy),
antibacterial soap and tissues! Displaying a
CLEAN?" attitude? IT IS WORRYNG ME. If so,
no biggie: I can use them for myself. I'm
kicking myself a bit, for not finding a BOXED
SET BATH SET, as they are so easy to wrap and
send...I am praying whoever must wrap all those
LOOSE bath and beauty items will not curse the
INCONSIDERATE AND STUPID person who bought the
items! (That's why I bought the little cosmetic
bag and will buy a larger one! Also, I'll put the
clothes in one of our paper grocery sacks, with
the ornament on it and the bath/beauty things in
another, with a handmade copy of the gingerbread
girl, explaining this is for the SAME GIRL. I'd
better talk to the people in charge of this, to
GET IT RIGHT!!!) In my DEFENSE: most of those
boxed sets are made for little girls (Minnie
Mouse, Disney Princesses, Hello Kitty, Barbie)
or I find them lacking something that I think
would really complete the set, or it's some
ANCIENT STUFF the company's DYING to get
rid of, this Christmas, or it's trendy, but it
is SO LOW QUALITY!
Looking through WallMart, I was also kicking
myself for not shopping there, for my soldier
(ALL of them since joining Soldiers' Angels) and
and "Christmas tree baby/child/teen, and US!
WHAT A DIFFERENCE IN PRICES! Bill and I have
always gone to CVS (where I get my medications)
mostly, or Wallgreens, the one closest to our
house. WallMart is a further drive...also...
DANGEROUS PARKING LOT!!! Drivers there are very
rude and careless...old ladies on those motorized
scooters, not being careful, and telling you that
you are in their way..and the WORST: homeless
(or dishonest!) people hitting on you to let him/
her use your cellphone, give them a ride home or
for money. I don't want to say this of ALL Wall/
Marts, but the one next to us usually has these
conditions. However, getting the right deodorant
for someone making the measureless sacrifice
and service of being in the armed forces, in
THE DANGER ZONE IS WORTH IT IN SPADES!!! Also,
a cold winter night keeps those people AWAY!
Bill says he's received some rude treatment
there, from employees (don't get him started!)
but I have not: just the opposite! So, I
will be going there more often.
The dieting is going SWELL...I just really
need to EXERCISE MORE. I CERTAINLY got it,
this afternoon, and evening: getting the snow
and ice off of my car. (Unfortunately, we've NEVER
had a garage! Not in the apartment complex and
not with the house. It's too tiny for both of
our cars. My car is a little Honda, but Bill's
is a BIG CROWN VICTORIA (Bought from his parents,
who always "drove tanks.") Bill uses it as a tool
shed. He wants to extend it, some day (SOON, I
hope...and build a DINING ROOM for us, also!)
and then build a tool shed, I the back yard.
Also, as I was price comparing, looking through
WallMart to familiarize myself with it AND went to
it and TWO other stores for the big cosmetic bag
(I found one, but as that Clinical Strength Degree
ain't cheap (OUCH!) I went back to one of the two
drugstores to buy a little one. My soldier's
box must come first, for now! I have until
December 7th to finish "my girl's" gift.
GOOD LORD, I might have bored you to death, with
these details...YES, I am such a PERFECTIONIST,
but as Bill and I do not (and never will) have
children and grandchildren, these are my children!
So, S(ANNE)TA takes BEAUCOUP PAINS to get her
babies EXACTLY what they want (Or as close as
possible) and wants it packaged perfectly.
I'll tell you about the husband/family gifts,
next time.
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on Nov 18, 2014 1:14 AM
Lova Cline
Oh Homer this one is a sadder story. She was their ONLY child and was born an invalid (so I had to research her also-then linked her parents to her grandparents). They lived in Connersville for awhile (at least 1900-1910), so her father probably saw the dollhouse that Vivian's parents used as a memorial. Lova's memorial is the actual dollhouse her father had built for her to look at in her bedroom. Unfortunately she could never play in it. ~Kay
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Vivian Mae Allison
How thoughtful of you to take all of the photos for her memorial. And for sponsoring it! I happened upon her memorial simply because I decided to look at some of the 'Interesting Monuments' listed on findagrave's main page. I decided I had to do some research and link her to her parents and link the parents to each other, etc.
I found her sister's memorial in Florida and had it linked to Horace & Carrie Allison. They had Lovell 7 years after Vivian died and she lived to be 89 years old! That should make you smile. There really should be a story about Vivian's dollhouse on her page. I have contacted Dianna about writing something...Kay
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Anne Beckman
THANKS SO MUCH for your congratulations and
support! Also, the advice, concerning the "bug
the bugs" (FUNNY!). We will CERTAINLY let the
man from Terminex spray as many times as he thinks
he should!
Losing weight is SUCH an incentive to losing
weight! I was SO SUPRISED AND HAPPY to see
the nurse's fingers moving the device to
the LEFT! It's kept me OFF the cheese and
crackers that were tempting me, last night.
Also, I've told Bill to buy a lot of FRUIT,
as it satisfies my sweet tooth. Chewing gum
does, also. I'm SO GLAD you've found the Frosted
Flakes that's only 110, per serving! You're
RIGHT: nothing's wrong with a little indulgence!
My WONDERFUL husband is cleaning the gutters, as
I write. WHAT A GOOD MAN: he worked from 8am to
Noon, gave blood, he's cleaning the gutters, than
from 4pm to 10pm, he is working again! (The 8am-
Noon is his day job: usually, on Saturdays, he
does that. That job is in restaurant supplies.
He does a lot of packaging. Also, delivering
and installing. The 4pm to 10pm is his night
job, at a grocery store. Mostly he bags groceries
and he takes in carts, stocks shelves and is a
janitor.) I AM VERY BLESSED!
This week, I was very active, and tomorrow is
church and a Boy Scout Court of Honor ceremony
immediately following. (This ceremony inducts a
Boy Scout into an Eagle Scout.) So, I am taking
it easy, today. I am going to take a lot of
folders (containing my Medicare, cancer, dental,
and other information) and books out of bags, and
straighten my desk. That will be working on my
feet. However, nothing more strenuous than that!
There will be fattening goodies at the ceremony,
which I MUST AVOID. I hope there is diet soda and
fruit and (especially) veggie trays!
So, you have a TWIN BROTHER! I thought your "as
handsome as I am" remark was FUNNY! My so
handsome husband remembers: he got a little
shotgun, similar to yours from Santa, when he was
a little older.
YIPPIE, just three weeks (less two days) to
Thanksgiving! I'll be making the same green
bean almondine I made for Easter. Bill and I
are SOOO looking forward to our Brown County trip.
I am praying the weather will be sunny and not
brisk, but not cold. I think I CAN get him
that cast iron grill addition he wants.
Considering the cost, that may be the only thing
I'll buy there, but I'm there to get things for
HIM, not myself! Anyway, given my expensive
taste, Brown County is not the place where I
buy things for myself, with a few exceptions.
Speaking of: The last time (or two!) I went
there, I did NOT buy any candy, which took a LOT
of self control. The candy, fudge, caramel corn,
apple butter, and the homemade bread and cookies
The Nashville House Old Country Store (my FAVORITE
thing in BC) makes are EXTREMELY TEMPTING!!!
EVERYTHING The Nashville House serves is DIVINE
and FATTENING! There is a vegetable tray entr�e
available, but YUCK, that is not appealing to me
at all. HOWEVER: In my case, all the walking
we do, as we shop in town, and the low temperature
keeps me having exercise and a low enough (some-
times too low, so a little candy IS NEEDED!)
blood sugar level. The more visits we make, the
more experience I get, in learning how to eat
sensibly, while there. Also, the more money I
don't spend on any fattening goodies, the more I
have to spend on OTHER, NO CALORIE GOODIES, such
as beautiful home decorations (especially for
the holidays!) and LOADS of WONDERFUL kitchen
items. I have almost ALL of the Bear Wallow
Old Fashioned Recipe Book Collection.
Bill is collecting himself to leave for the night
job...I had a salad for lunch, good girl.
The literature from OA helps me, SOOO MUCH!
So does a sentence, from a part of a devotional
for teen girls, I had, entitled, "Help My Fat
Friend." It says, "turn her craving for food
into a craving for a healthy, fit body." This
year, I discovered, through her devotionals, a
FANTASTIC woman, Shari Rose Shepherd, who is a
Christian motivational speaker. She had a
terrible childhood and was very overweight.
A young man calling her "A beached whale" (as I
was described in junior high) motivated her to
lose SIXTY POUNDS in a year. Her book, FIT FOR
MY KING has been a MAIN source of help, for me.
FINALLY: last night, on Oprah's OWN station,
which I was watching for the first time, she had
her "Where Are They Now". This was not only
about celebrities. It concerned people who were
on her past TV program. A morbidly obese man,
who lost THREE HUNDRED POUNDS was on... after
losing the weight, he found a wonderful lady and
proposed to her, on OPRAH. They are enjoying a
great life. THAT'S THE KEY: Finding others who
have been there!
I cannot thank YOU enough, for being one of those
people! I pray you are keeping warm and having a
very good weekend! If you're venturing into
The Great Outdoors, don't forget your cell phone!
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Also got this bad boy for free today from my boss! :D
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Also got this bad boy for free today from my boss! :D
Xclio a380 case :D
2 Words with this new card....
Much better. Graphics are in high/ulta and i can see the dials now!
(PS i havent got a 1080p screen. 1680x1050 is the highest this goes.. )
Good...all I need now is a bay extender thing to hold the DVD drive, all in one card reader, and the HDD...lol
Nice card,
If it does the job and he is happy, who are we to complain? My machine is running now also, will be throwing win 7 64bit bit on there tonight, installing steam and away I go.
So everyone else can see what the fuss is all about, I am going to stream some euro truck simulator over on twitch.TV some point betwbeen now and Monday. You will also get to hear my girly voice! Now to get OBS to do its stuff.
Just found the my old spec on Xfire, This is going back a few years.
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz (4 CPUs), ~2.6GHz
Asus P5N32-E SLI Plus
ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT
1TB Total HDDs
Speakers (SoundMAX Integrated Digital HD Audio)
Logitech X540 5.1 Speakers.
Antec Nine Hundred Ultimate Gamer
thought i would stuck my finger down tonight and see what i can get out of my volvo.
101mph :)
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Curry powder is the key to these tasty cashews, perfect as a party snack or hostess gift. "These unusual nuts were served at an open house I attended." shares Gertrude Wood of Elliconttville, New York. "I tracked down the recipe and now make them often for friends."
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Prep/Total Time: 15 min.
1/4 cup butter, cubed
1 can (10 ounces) salted cashews
2 tablespoons curry powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
In a skillet, melt butter. Add cashews; cook and stir over medium
heat until lightly browned, about 10 minutes. Remove to paper towels
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Monday Morning Mailbag ReturnsPosted by on January 29, 2010 – 1:03 pm
Last offseason we began posting a vikings.com Mailbag feature each Monday morning to give fans a chance to direct the content of this blog. It was sufficiently successful enough that we continued the mailbag feature during the season, except we moved it to Friday morning's to give fans an ample amount of time to come up with questions regarding the Vikings upcoming game.
Now that we're in the offseason and there are no games for which to prepare, we're going to move the vikings.com Mailbag feature back to Monday mornings. So, beginning this Monday we'll be posting questions and comments that fans have submitted to me over the past week.
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Peterson, 4 Other Vikings Preparing For Pro BowlPosted by on January 29, 2010 – 11:04 am
For those of you who have sufficiently recovered from last Sunday's disheartening NFC Championship Game loss or for those of you who just can't get enough football, this Sunday presents yet another chance to watch some of your favorite Vikings perform on the field.
The Pro Bowl will be played this Sunday in South Florida – site of Super Bowl XLIV – and will feature 5 Vikings. The Vikings had 10 players named to the NFC's roster, but only 5 of them will appear in the game. The 5 players are DE Jared Allen, special teams ace Heath Farwell, G Steve Hutchinson, T Bryant McKinnie and RB Adrian Peterson.
Because my goal is to objectively cover the Vikings on a year-round basis to give fans an inside look at their favorite team, I stay away from picking favorites or displaying any personal sentiments. But I can't hide the fact that I'm excited to watch Peterson play on Sunday.
This will be Peterson's 3rd Pro Bowl appearance in as many seasons, and when you consider the success he's had in his first 2 all-star games, you'll see why I'm excited to see him play in his 3rd game. As a rookie in the 2008 Pro Bowl (after the 2007 season), Peterson destroyed the AFC defense to the tune of 129 yards and 2 TDs on 16 carries. The NFC won the game 42-30 and Peterson was named the game's MVP. Last year, Peterson carried the ball 8 times and gained 48 yards while finding the endzone once.
It wouldn't surprise me to see Peterson have another monster game on Sunday. He runs with more intensity than any other RB in the league and I think he'll have that intensity ratcheted up on Sunday.
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This weekend locals and tourists will gather at Peterson's Sugar House in Londonderry for the annual Maple Weekend in New Hampshire. During Saturday and Sunday, from 12 until 5 PM, owner Hank will take guests through the maple syrup process, from tree tapping to bottling.
Visitors will be offered delicious samples of the Londonderry made treats, ranging from sap and syrup to cream, candy and more. If you do stop by this weekend, be sure to take home some syrup. It's great on ice cream, baked apples, French toast, and pancakes; the syrupy possibilities are endless!
Be sure to grab something for the kids, too. Thanks to the Londonderry Commerce and Visitors Center, free Peterson Sugar Shack coloring book pages will be available. Take some home and store away for rainy (or wintery) days, long car rides, or just fun!
Can't make it to Peterson's this weekend but still want to color? Print the pages straight from your home computer and have at it! Simply click the image you'd like to print, right click, select "Save image as" and save under an easy to remember name. Then open the file and print! Or open in Paint and have some computer coloring fun.
For more information about Maple Weekend or Peterson's, click here. Stop by the shack at 28 Peabody Row here in Londonderry!


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Please be advised the Village of Nyack Department of Public Works will be coordinating the Milling of various roadway surfaces beginning Tuesday, October 21st. This new start date is based on the weather's impact on the milling company's scheduling. The milling company has stated to us that they … [Read more...]
Children's Playground Dedication – Sept 20
The new playground is here! Don't miss the Nyack Memorial Park Playground Dedication on Saturday, September 20, 2014 at 11am. The dedication will include a visit from Jo and Peter Baer who made the playground possible and will feature performances by Nyack High Schools awesome award winning jazz … [Read more...]
Request for Proposals For Professional Arborist Services
1.0 Introduction The Village of Nyack, New York is seeking professional services from a certified arborist to prepare and develop a comprehensive GIS public tree and site inventory with i-Tree Streets Compatibility. The selected arborist will be required to enter into an … [Read more...]
Dr. Oz in Nyack — Saturday, Aug 23
Stop by Veteran's Park this Saturday at 11:30 on Saturday, Aug 23, to meet Dr. Oz and ask him questions as he leads a talk on "Bring Back Your Health." Veteran's Park is located at the clock and Gazebo on Main Street and Cedar St. You can also enjoy the Saturday Farmer's Market in the Riverspace … [Read more...]
O&R DECLARES STORM ALERT, MOBILIZES AS SEVERE STORMS APPROACH PEARL RIVER, NY July 3, 2014 3 p.m. --- O&R upgraded the Storm Watch it had posted earlier today to a Storm Alert at mid-afternoon and mobilized company crews and contract personnel to repair storm damage and restore … [Read more...]
Sewer Repair Project
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MYSTIC — More than 200 athletes competed in the 2014 Erg Throwdown Indoor Rowing Challenge.
The event held each spring for the past five years at the Mystic Ocean Community YMCA in conjunction with the Mystic River Rowing Club and the Stonington High crew program attracted teams from Stonington, Avon, East Lyme, E.O. Smith, Middletown, Glastonbury and Simsbury.
Individual rowers ranging in age from 11 to 87 also took part in the event.
The event is held in the YMCA gym by electronically linking multiple Concept2 rowing machines together and racing as teams of eights and fours.
Rowers compete on a simulated 2,000-meter course with their boats projected real time on a screen. The boat that completes the distance with the lowest time is the winner.
There were also individiual events and a 500-meter race for the coxswain's who typically ride in the driver's seat and steer the shells as opposed to rowing them.
This year's event was highlighted by very competitve racing with Glastonbury and Simsbury rowing a dead heat 7 minutes, 56.5 seconds to tie in the Girls Best Eight Division.
Simsbury also took top honors in the Boys Best Eight. Avon High dominated the Best Fours, winning both the boys and girls heats.
Stonington had its best race in the Girls Eight, finishing third at the first boat level and second in the G2 event. Stonington boys placed third in both events.
The event is gaining in popularity, said Stonington head coach Mike O'Neill.
Stonington opens its season April 5 with a home race against East Lyme.


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Posted Saturday, March 1, 2014 --- 5:02 a.m.
ACLU seeks preliminary block on gay marriage ban
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- The American Civil Liberties Union has asked a federal judge to issue a preliminary injunction blocking Wisconsin's gay marriage ban while the organization's lawsuit challenging the prohibition continues.
The ACLU filed a lawsuit Feb. 3 arguing the ban is unconstitutional.
The organization filed a motion Thursday with U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb seeking a preliminary injunction that would essentially invalidate the ban until the lawsuit is decided. In a brief accompanying the motion the ACLU argued they're entitled to a preliminary injunction because they'll likely win the lawsuit and the ban imposes irreparable harm on same-sex couples.
A spokeswoman for the state Justice Department, which is defending the ban, said the agency will respond in court. A hearing has been set for March 27.
Walker seeks more time to decide on Kenosha casino
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Gov. Scott Walker wants six more months to make a decision on whether to approve the Menominee tribe's Kenosha casino project.
If approved by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Walker wouldn't have to make a decision on the casino until after the November election.
Walker released a letter Friday co-signed by the tribe asking the BIA to extend the original deadline from Aug. 23 to Feb. 19.
Walker and tribal chairwoman Laurie Boivin say in the letter that more time is needed to "develop and analyze independent data, and facilitate discussions with the interested parties."
Walker has said he wouldn't approve the casino unless all 11 tribes agree to it.
But the Ho-Chunk and Forest County Potawatomi tribes have steadfastly opposed the proposal.
Walker attorney named in John Doe court filing
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- The attorney for Gov. Scott Walker's campaign is named in a court order as an attorney in a case challenging the ongoing secret investigation into possible illegal campaigning.
The Wisconsin State Journal reports Friday that Steven Biskupic is one of the attorneys named in a state appeals court order.
The order also reveals that eight unnamed parties are a subject of the secret probe.
The order makes clear that the prosecutor in the case is asking the appeals court to overturn a ruling in January to quash subpoenas and order the return of property to the probe's targets.
The Wall Street Journal reported the judge ruled some of the subpoenas don't show any probable cause that the targets committed any violations of campaign finance laws.
Lake Pepin ice remains thick ahead of season
READS LANDING, Minn. (AP) -- It looks like it may be a while before the first towboats are able to make it into St. Paul to open the navigation season on the Upper Mississippi River.
Initial measurements on Lake Pepin Thursday showed the ice is 30 inches thick just two miles above Reads Landing at the south end of the lake between Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The ice is 19 inches thick at the north end of the lake. But in between, the ice ranges from 23 to 27 inches thick.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will take the next measurement on March 12.
KAGE Radio reports over the past 10 years, the Corps says the average opening on Lake Pepin has been March 21.
Thousands of organic farmers gather in Wisconsin
LA CROSSE, Wis. (AP) -- Nearly 3,400 farmers, researchers and others are gathering in Wisconsin to talk about organic farming.
La Crosse Tribune reports the 25th annual MOSES Organic Farming Conference began Thursday in La Crosse and goes through Saturday.
David Podoll has an organic farm near Fullerton, N.D. He says when he started farming 40 years ago, people criticized organic methods as antiquated or stupid. Podell says that attitude has changed and now even conventional farmers tell him that he's doing the right thing.
Podell is being honored at the conference as one of the Midwest Organic and Sustainable Education Service's farmers of the year.
Mine company president charged in Spain
(Information in the following story is from: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, http://www.jsonline.com)
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- The president of the company looking to open an iron ore mine in northern Wisconsin faces charges in Spain for allegedly violating environmental laws at a Spanish mine he previously managed.
Gogebic Taconite President Bill Williams and two others are accused of mismanaging and polluting groundwater at the large copper mine in southern Spain.
Williams is the former water director at Cobre Las Cruces mine, an open pit mine and processing plant near Seville.
A law firm retained by the mine's owners said Friday it believes Williams and the two other managers named by Spanish prosecutors will be cleared.
Gogebic is proposing to build a $1.5 billion iron ore mine in Ashland and Iron counties.
Williams declined to comment to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on the legal proceeding.
Life in prison for man convicted in 1998 murder
OCONTO, Wis. (AP) -- A man convicted of killing a teenager 16 years ago has been sentenced in Oconto County to life in prison.
The body of 19-year-old Chad McLean was found in the Pensaukee River in March 1998, a month after he was last seen with Peter Hanson and Charles Mlados.
Judge Michael Judge Hanson told Hanson it was despicable that Hanson was silent as the McLean family languished and waited for justice in Chad's death.
The life sentence for Hanson comes 16 years to the day that McLean was reported missing by his mother. WLUK-TV says Judge ordered the sentence be served consecutively to Hanson's prison time for drug and child pornography charges.
Mlados will be tried for McLean's death in August.
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US Navy also planning Cyberwar Command
Not to be outdone by the US Air Force with its "Cyber Force", the US Navy is now planning a uniformed cyberwar legion too. The dark blue nerd-force will be called the Naval Cyber Forces Command. Govexec.com reports on the naval moves, citing an internal document apparently passed to the news source by "an Air Force reader". The …
Commander Bonds for Quantum Communications Solicitation ..... AI Solo Ace
It is an Odd Job that the Military Commands have not Realised that they are only Stepping into Realms All Ready Already Prepared for them under Myriad SP00Key Controls. And to Enter into them, and they are Most Welcome*, will Require and Result in their Information and Networks being Available to ITs Controllers/Programmers [They may wish to ponder whether or not such Intel is already freely available to them.]
And you can be assured that there are ESPecial Relationship Driver Elements, on a Strictly Need 42 Know BaSIS, Forging ahead Eastwards too for Phasing Stability in Alternating Currency Supply.
*There are no Weapons available for Use in SMARTer CyberSpace for it is an Intellectual Zone which destroys Aggression with the Humiliating Defeat of Peer Derision.
And as a Service to Register Viewers, you may like to enquire of HMG as to their Budget Allocation to ITs ESPecial Force of Advanced IntelAIgent Virtual Defence. If they are Playing and Paying for the Game, then they can fully XXXXPect IT to Remain Dedicated to their Causes/Courses
Two things.
One - 'nerd force' - a most excellent moniker which I will be attempting to use daily, if not hourly, from now on.
Two - amanfromMars' comment actually made some kind of sense to me - Is that a sign that I'm a truly committed El Reg reader?
As for the article itself - Meh. All squawk and no walk as far as I can see. What are the Navy going to do, DDOS enemy battleships? Slightly less effective than a cruise missile I think.
Yarr, prepare for spamming, me hearties.
Destroy and/or Defeat
OK I'll bite, how does one destroy and/or defeat an enemy using Cyberwarfare? Assuming the enemy isn't a web server.
About the best I can think of is a large-scale psyop to send fake orders through the enemy's C3 network telling everyone they lost and need to surrender. But that's not particularly likely to strike a decisive blow.
@ Adam White
Why do you think the US has been trumpeting "Windows for Warships" to the world!! :-))
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The county's GOP central committee is in hot water with the tea party movement
Spencer Kornhaber / OC WeeklyA Wheel of Fortune joke? Really?That sign seems mean, right? Well, some people at today's tea party at the Irvine Auto Center agreed. They knew that scummy media types (ahem) would take pictures of it. So they made it go away.


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Saugatuck / Douglas Cabin Rental Photos and Description
3 Bedroom, 2 Bathrooms Sleeps 8. Steps From Pool And Goshorn Lake
The cabin is part of the charming and popular Kingfisher Cove lakefront cottage community. The home shares 200 feet of pristine Goshorn Lake frontage, 17 acres of woods, an association pool, boardwalks, nature trails and Lake Michigan breezes.
This cabin is perfect in every way; a romantic hideaway for a weekend getaway, a family vacation with the kids, or with a group of friends; you will be delighted with this fantastic cabin. You will find a cozy, warm and down to earth place - with the little luxuries and amenities that make your vacation complete, memorable and fun!
The cabin has everything you need to feel comfortable and pampered during your stay with us.
The kitchen is fully stocked for family meals or for entertaining. It features premium counter tops, stainless appliances, coffee maker, ice maker and so much more! Dine inside in the dining room, outside in the screened in patio or in the back yard at the picnic table. The indoor dining area features seating for eight -- great for meals as well as board games of which there is a great selection in the house. There is also two booster seats and a high chair for the little ones. Located just off the kitchen is a laundry room with washer and dryer for your convenience.
The great room has an enormous remote control gas fireplace perfect for winter get away or cool summer nights. The cabin also has two TV's with basic cable, two DVD players, Apple TV and a 5G secure wireless internet connection keep you connected to the outside world … if you can break away from the fun.
There unlimited access to the heated association pool (seasonally available), which is located a very short walk away! Goshorn Lake is just a few steps farther down the boardwalk where you can cast a line or row your kayak in peace and quiet. Bring the bikes to take the new bike path into Saugatuck. Bring plenty of food so you can grill out in the back yard or go to any number of great restaurants nearby.
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- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Brian Fletcher
Robert hails from the hill country of TX ... New Braunfels, TX to be exact whereas Brian was born and raised in Palos Heights, IL, south of Chicago. We have been together for 14 years, recently married and have three children ages 4,5 and 8 (the picture here is a bit old :)). The children keep us VERY busy with school, activities and the general drama that three little ones create everyday. However, we wouldn't change a thing; its perfect level of crazy. We currently live in Oak Park, IL with our two dogs, Lucy and Sam and one fish, Charlie.
Brian Fletcher purchased this cabin in 2013
Why Brian Fletcher chose Saugatuck / Douglas
We have traveled to Saugatuck every year both before and after having children. It was the perfect getaway for a relaxing week and, now with three kids, has so much to do for families. Our children love the beach, dune ride, duck boat and the numerous ice cream shops. In the winter, sledding on the dunes is a huge hit as well as the nearby ski resorts (not huge but great for a day trip). We began coming up more often every year as there was activities in all four seasons. We always rented homes so the kids could run around and we could make some meals at home. But renting every time we came up was getting expensive and since the town has become a home away from home it made sense to buy a place here.
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As soon as we walked into this home, we knew it was perfect for us. It has the perfect vacation home look and feel making it seem we are far further from Chicago than the 2 hours it takes us to get there. We loved the group of homes so they kids can walk/explore and we don't have to worry about cars. The Association pool is perfect for cooler/windy days at the beach or a swim after the beach. Jumping off the pier and swimming/playing on rafts in the lake is also great. We also loved the ability to ride bikes, off road, into town. Unique to the property versus all the other homes in the association is the large front yard and private back yard.


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Whats this cloud thing. I have made no comment about clouds. Skeptic smoke and fabrications.
And as proof, as if it were needed, you return straight back to the 15 years rubbish.
The problem with skpetics, is they have an opinion based on very little knowledge and generally gained from blogs anf rarely have they actually considered the actual science. I suppose we should be grateful though, it means they can be dismissed out of hand, which is exactly what happens.
And I assume he has scientific facts to back up his claim that it's a cult ideology. I would hate to think that a scientist would indulge in political rhetoric. These lefties eh!
I liked this from Wiki:
Following criticism of Weather Action's forecasts in The Times and The Guardian, in particular from journalist Paul Simons, Piers Corbyn banned the use of any extracts of them in any articles unless they were approved by Corbyn. In addition the above newspapers and any publication which carried articles by Paul Simons were also explicitly forbidden from quoting them.
And we thought that all work should be published these days and all source material made public. Or does that only apply to scientists, such as in the UEA?
".....despite my previous acceptance of evolutionary theory as 'fact,' I came to the realization that intelligent design, as a theory of origins, is no more religious, and no less scientific, than evolutionism". And " "I finally became convinced that the theory of creation actually had a much better scientific basis than the theory of evolution.......".
Is he not also a member of the Cornwall Alliance, which states:
"We believe Earth and its ecosystems created by Gods intelligent design and infinite power and sustained by His faithful providence are robust, resilient, self-regulating, and self-correcting, admirably suited for human flourishing, and displaying His glory. Earths climate system is no exception. Recent global warming is one of many natural cycles of warming and cooling in geologic history".
All highly scientific.
Our pundits here have been quick to defend their precious IPCC and their hero climate scientists when ever the infamous hockey stick is mentioned.
The IPCC used the hockey stick in six diagrams in their Third Assessment Report (2001). They even adopted the hockey stick graph into their logo.
Then McIntyre exposed the - er - ahem, discrepancies, and the Fourth Assessment Report (2007) omits any reference to the hockey stick graph also the IPCC dropped the hockey stick graph from their logo.
Climategate nailed any lingering real doubt about what went on. Really it stretches any credibility too far to believe it was all a bit of innocent fun and banter amongst people who are not exactly know for having any sense of humour...


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|22 Feb 2011
Blank page in excell 2010
Hi guys can i ask a question please
I am using Microsoft office 2010 and for some reason now when i open an Excel spreadsheet and enter data, then when i close Excel, behind the one i was using is another blank Excel worksheet its just blank with no cells or anthing like that just a blank page.
Every thing works ok its just that i have to close two worksheets every time i use Excel
Does anyone know what is happening
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|22 Feb 2011
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
If you open Excel then Click File then Open. Then navigate to your file and open it the original new file will stay in the background. If you then close the sheet you are working on that will show the new one with a message "Do you want to save Book 1". If on the other hand you first navigate to your file then double click it Excel will open with just your file showing. If your new worksheet opens with no grid lines etc then try this:
With Excel open, go to Tools, then Options then click the View Tag. If the Gridlines box is not checked then check it. Now when you open Excel the grid lines will show.
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[QUOTE=With Excel open, go to Tools, then Options then click the View Tag. If the Gridlines box is not checked then check it. Now when you open Excel the grid lines will show.[/QUOTE]
Hi thanks for the tip but where is the tool option when you say go to tools with excell open.
What i usually do to open s excel file is go to the file i need to open and double click and the file opens no problem.
But then when i have edited the file and saved it and then close the file, thats when i get a ghost like workbook still open i can then close this one and all is ok but my question is when i double click a excell file why does two excell open two workbooks
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What happened to the Options command on the Tools menu? - Excel - Microsoft Office
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|23 Feb 2011
Hi guys thanks for the info,
But it think my excel open has a problem when i double click on a excel file why does it open two worksheets one with cells on it and one without cells
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|23 Feb 2011
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
Does sound as if you have a problem with the actual program. Perhaps going to Control Panel and Programs and Features, highlight the MS Office 10 and click "Change" this should offer you a repair option. Might be worth a try!
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|23 Feb 2011
Ok Thanks i will give that a try
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How are you closing excel?
I suspect that you are using the lower of the X's (highlighted in yellow below) on the top right of your workbook. This will close only the current workbook, leaving the Excel program open for further use. The X (highlighted in red) will close the program and workbook. See the first illustration below.
Alternatively, you can close the program and worksheet by the method in the second illustration below.
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The blank sheet is caused by the PERSONAL.XLSB page. If you record and save a macro, Excel creates the PERSONAL file and opens it every time you open Excel. If you delete that file, you won't see the blank page anymore.
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|02 Jun 2011
Hi Ric
Thanks for the info. but i dont think i have a marco in the excel sheet. and i dont know what a Personal.xlsb page is or how to get rid of it.
The only thung i can say is the file was password protected, and now i have remover the password the blank page is not there anymore.
Thanks again
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Did you read the story!?
Brian's an avid shooter and a responsible gun owner!
If you fear for your safety, measures need to be taken! Fuck the dog and their owner...they're lucky Brian did keep a level head...someone else may not have.
I carry when out walking.
People are goofy and have no idea about dog training for a lot of them.
I would really really hate to fire on a dog attacking me, but sometimes it is the only way out.
You did the best thing you could at the time.
I picked up a pepper spray for my wife when she walks with her trainer as they are both skeered of dogs.
I really need to reconsider the pepper spray. Lesson learned for me.
I just bought an expandable baton also as a deterent to aggressive animals.
He said he never had his finger on the trigger...
You did the right thing OP.
Just to be the asshole. Maybe the dog sensed that you were a threat because you had a weapon and were in fear? I wasnt there, but it seems like you had the intention of showing agression and dogs can sense that.
BUT putting that aside, i think you handled the situation in the best way that you could have. No one was hurt and those owners will never have that dog off leash again.
To be the counter asshole, if you can't control your dog verbally, they have no right being off leash. If you have an aggressive-natured dog, it's the owner's responsiblity to keep them from doing other people harm on public property. Even if the dog had sensed aggression, it shouldn't have been loose to go after anyone.
I also think the situation was handled well but would second the question as to why you wouldn't carry pepper spray if the concern is wildlife. If I had been in your situation with pepper spray, the dog would have gotten it and learned a valuable, non-life threatening lesson in the process, same with any other potential wildlife threat. If you're in an unsafe area, carry the gun but if the thread is wildlife, I'd personally rather carry pepper spray unless you're talking about big predators (in which case a handgun likely won't be enough to stop them anyways).
how long does it take to move your finger to the trigger and pull it?....he said he was one more 'CKING DOG' from shooting; says he had tunnel vision.... so, say the dog owner was a second slower in leaping for his dog! OP says he locked eyes with the dog! The dog has no idea what a gun is or what it can do- the drawn gun is not a deterrent in this case! The OP did not get bit, had the OP not unholstered would he have gotten bit? I doubt it! To me, drawing down on a dog that I end up NOT shooting is thereby not worth the substantial added risk to my future freedom and resources.


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Uh well they did only mean for Native Americans. If you read the law and the two conditions which need to be met for an exception you can only conclude the four dissenting votes were the political votes. This vote should have been unanimous.
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Wild Waters Water Park at Silver Springs in Ocala may soon be shut down.
A Silver Springs advisory group is recommending it close to improve the park's desirability. Reports suggest the closure of the park would help in the beautification and treatment of storm water in the silver springs area.
The recommendation comes after several meetings about the future of the park. The state of Florida owns both Silver Springs park and Wild Waters.
Wild Waters has been open since 1978.
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My son is in Kindergarten Mandarin Immersion with BI and STEM (focus in science, Technology, Engineer, and Math) yes, and is only Kindergarten, The teachers are excellent great communications skills, compassion, caring but more then anything all the children are special to them. The kids has leaned so much and the year is not ended yet. They are advanced in math for first graders, reading and speaking Mandarin already. Strong principal leadership, discipline is excellent. I give a 5 starts and I highly recommend this school and mandarin program to all the parents who are looking for excellency academic and discipline
My daughter is a kindergartner at Benjamin E. Mays in the Mandarin Immersion program, and I can't say enough good things about her experience. Our expectations have been exceeded. Not only are she and her classmates acquiring Mandarin language skills amazingly fast, but they are using their new language to learn math that's far more advanced than any other kindergarten classes I know of. And thanks to the awesome teaching staff, she loves being at school. There's more: music, physical education, and computer classes; great nutrition services (district-wide free breakfast for every child, free fruit or veg snack for each child daily, and low-cost school lunch that always offers fresh vegetable and fruit); and free summer programming. A lot of people will be scared away by Ben Mays' test scores, but this is definitely a school where test scores don't tell the whole story. I urge parents who are interested in Mandarin immersion to take a tour. I think you will be impressed!
This school was excellent for my child who started in kindergarten and stayed until 5th grade. He was gifted and talented but I decided to keep him in the school because they provide services for him. Great school.
I am the parent of a fifth grader who has attended Benjamin E. Mays International Magnet school for the past three years. My daughter was also eligible for Capitol Hill, but I chose to keep her at Benjamin E. Mays because of the unique opportunities available to her and the quality of education she is receiving. They offer Spanish class, African drumming, Power Lunch for 1-3 graders, band/orchestra for 5-6 graders, Lego League, and they follow an IB PYP curriculum. Not to mention, the staff are dedicated and commited to helping kids succeed. I am very satisfied with the education my daughter is receiving at Benjamin E. Mays and would recommend the school to other parents considering enrolling in a St. Paul Public Magnet school.
My friend recommended Mays to me when my son was entering Kindergarten and I am so happy she did! We have had only positive experiences for the last two years. The entire staff is genuinely concerned about providing a high quality environment for the students. My son qualified to apply to Capitol Hill for the 2007-08 year, but we decided to withdraw our application and continue enrollment at Mays. A huge thanks to everyone!!
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OK so three points define a circle, so the answer would be A point. this is how: |dw:1334355538396:dw| So as you can see there are three points on the outside and and only one circle has all three points on it. They are always the same distance away from the center point. In fact any of these lines from the center point out are called radius. If you would like a slightly silly website for that go to: windowseat.ca/circles It is slightly corny cause it's called circles are awesome, but anyways click on learn about circles and it explains it all really well .Good luck with that worksheet!
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Thought I'd share another "city love" post, today it's all about Berlin! It has a reason to it, we've decided to go to Berlin in December, enjoy new years there and head back home sometime in January. Personally I can't wait, all of my vacation time taken out so far this year has been spent fixing the new apartment, so a trip outside the country is needed. We've both wanted to visit Berlin for quite some time, so it's going to be amazing finally ticking it of our "Europe To Visit" list… Mostly looking forward to crisp winter walks, coffee shop surfing, new years shopping (tons of shops to check out – a lot of things we do not get in this tiny Norwegian city of ours) and of course celebrating new years eve away from home…
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I get a lot of inspiration simply by emerging my self in imagery from different cities around the world, some which I have had the pleasure of wandering around in and others which I have on my list of places to wander in… Sometimes this inspiration even comes from places I have little interest in wandering in, like the source of inspiration for today's inspiration load off, Los Angeles. We are planning our trip to the great US, but LA is not on our list of places to visit. For some reason this city has never been attractive to neither of us, but we have decided that if we pass through we'll give it a chance to prove us wrong.
Maybe I'll just have to add LA to our travel list, so I can get some snaps from the city of stars myself? I am definitely feeling more of these city inspiration posts coming up though… Which city to choose next? That is the question!
As I mentioned I spent a couple of days in Bournemouth, and I thought I would share some images with from the trip with you. This was a business trip so most days were spent focusing on work, but in between the hours of work I had some time to walk around the amazing beach and the city. The thing I enjoyed the most with the trip was being so close to the sea, I always feel more at peace when I'm close to the sea. And it gave me the opportunity to take time out of my day to just walk around on the beach and enjoy the fresh ocean air. Maybe I enjoyed it a bit too much, been sick for the last 5 days – the cold of the century has hit me! (I blame it on many hours in an enclosed space with too many people aka the airport)
All images taken by me, with my lovely phone
As I am writing this I am sitting in a hotel room in Bournemouth, enjoying a view of the beach… This time around most of my journey will be connected to staying just there, in the hotel – I'm on a business trip so I do not have the free reins to do exactly what I want to and I am also travelling solo. I prefer travelling with company, to me half of the fun is sharing the trip with someone… But getting away from home is always a bit of a blessing, new scenery kicks the mind into gear and the old scenery is shed in a different light every time I return from somewhere new.
Getting away from the regular routine of life, being in a different country and enjoying my own company for more than the usual 2 hour period has got me thinking of places I want to explore (without the responsibility of work and preferably with someone else), so I've gotten back to the fun of creating lists. This time around about places I want to travel to – or as the title says "Travel Wishlist(s)", the first I want to share with you is my travel wishlist of US cities. The list is pretty long, so I have decided to cut it down to five at a time – so that it doesn't end up being overfed. And of course, to follow each city will be some visual input, to visually explain my reasons why I want to see these places.
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1. Austin
Austin is high on my list of places to visit in general. There is something attractive about the vibe this city seems to have – just afraid I would want to toss my ticket home out the window and stay for good.
2. Chicago
I would love to see Chicago, why – I do not know. It's just this faint feeling I've got that I would enjoy the city quite a bit. I guess part of it is connected to the name it's made for it self when it comes to great food – I am a fan of splurging on great food when I travel… So let's say it's based on the need for (or more want for) great food experiences.
3. San Francisco
I simply want to experience this city on my own, I know a lot of people who have fallen head over heels for this place. Want to figure out if I'll fall in love to.
4. Seattle
Hello Pacific Northwest! I'll just tell you like this; music, food, nature and city life all huddled into one ball of greatness… This is the "grew-up-by-the-sea" gene looking for what seems like home.
5. Savannah
This one is based upon the pure hope that it is as charming as it looks in images.
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I'll share more of my wish lists in the future, hope you've enjoyed this one.
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Autumn has taken over the city we live in – the wind is going wild outside and rain comes and goes by the minute. I must admit this is one of my favorite times of the year – the changing of the seasons. I especially love it when summer slowly moves away and autumn enters with its fresh crisp air and bright colours… Still this is always the time of year when I get excited about next summers holiday! Me and the H have been talking about jumping a flight to the US for quite a vile. But we've been a bit lost on the idea of what we want to do when we're there… Most of the people we know seem to cover the basics like New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and some crazy in Las Vegas. We want to see San Francisco and New York, but the others don't attract us in the same way – we want to check it out at some point – but it is not at the top of the list. We've talked a bit about doing the south, to see New Orleans, a bit of Texas and Savannah… But today we made a decision on something completely different – and that is thanks to our desire to check out the Pacific Northwest.
We've always talked about wanting to check out Portland and Seattle, and now we've had a look around the sea of visual inspiration out there – and we are sold! There is something about the wild nature, the idea of being in a city but with the wildest nature at a hands reach. And the possibility to inhabit a lovely treehouse for a night or two…
So now it is just to start booking tickets when the price is right…
The idea is to start out in San Francisco, then head towards Portland then Seattle – and all that we find interesting in between. Then finding our way to New York by plane before heading back to Norway.
I could try to explain why the idea of moving through the Northwest by using words – but I am as usual finding it way easier to show it through the use of visual input. If anyone out there has any tips and tricks to share about the area – on where to go and what to see – we are fully open and on the hunt for some insider tips. Bring it on!
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In my head I am imagining slow days in the one of the tree houses at Treehouse Point, great food and even better coffee in Seattle, going all artsy in Portland, enjoying the sights and the whales at San Juan Islands… I am smitten!
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Here comes part 3 of our holiday. . . After our very successful week in Lisbon we decided to head to Aveiro for a couple of nights before leaving Portugal behind. We wandered around Aveiro for two days – pretty knackered at that point, so I must admit that I didn't really keep my ears open for names – all I remember is that we visited Costa Nova which was on my "need-to-see-it" list! The ultra short stay didn't give much to note down but I'll do my best to at least give you a few words – and of course – in my own true style a whole lot of imagery!
After a couple of hours on the train we ended up in Aveiro. . . Made our way to the hotel and had a bit of a lay down, incredibly tired from travel stress. After a couple of hours of down time we decided to check out the town. It is called the Venice of Portugal – obvious from the random gondolas passing us as we walked along the canal. Ended up in a shopping complex for a bit, had some quick lunch and some lush frozen yoghurt before continuing to walk down alleys and around corners to figure out what the town was about… It is absolutely a cute town, with tiny shops and restaurants hidden in narrow alleyways… On the second day we did what we had to do, we jumped the one and only tourist bus the city had to offer and drove around for about an hour… After being slapped across the face by random branches and having a look at the university and the salt production (this of course the nerd in me loved!) we jumped in a cab and headed to Costa Nova.
One thing is for sure though – once again we found a place to be amazed by brilliant tiles, amazing architecture and use of colour in the best way possible (a crazy way)!
Costa Nova
Here we go – COSTA NOVA! Which was on my to-see list based on one thing and one thing only – visual perfection! You have probably seen photos from this lovely tiny coastal town, which seems like a perfect holiday town for families and surfers – and of course the random crazy person with a love for houses in bright colours and stripes – like myself… We literally spent 2 hours in the town, visited the market and took too many images before heading back to Aveiro… So I do not have much to tell you in the form of words – so I give you visual input instead – enjoy!
I know you had to wait a bit for this one! Sorry! I will do my best to make the process a bit quicker for the next and final holiday travel post – which will also be the shortest one – our 3 nights in London Town before returning back home!
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Here goes – the second of the four posts about our lovely trip to Portugal and London.
After four nights in Porto we got on a train to Lisbon. It was just a three-hour trip between the two cities – easy choice of transport.
The view from our balcony – lovely waking up to a view over the botanical garden…
Every morning was spent with a cup of coffee on our balcony.
I absolutely fell in love with this city. . . Such a beautiful place! We were lucky enough to find a flat right next to the Avenida da Liberdade – so we were in walking distance from most of Lisbon. We spent a week in the city, and all I want to do is return! I have said to the H that I want a vacation place in Lisbon – at least he agrees!
The Art of Lisbon
I am not talking let's hang it in a gallery and sell it kind of art – I am talking of the art you see everyday in a city – the decorations on a house, the tile work that surrounds you, the amazing street art you pass by… And Lisbon is full of it! Porto had its share of it as well – polka dots and stars painted on houses and so on, but in Lisbon it went to a different level all together. Abandoned buildings was made into enormous canvases, filled with amazing pieces of graffiti – You will understand what I am talking about when you see the images – I am talking beyond amazing! Then there is the tile work – there are so many houses decorated in the most amazing tiles you could ever imagine,
Seriously the coolest optician in the world – I wish my optician had a sign that looks like this!
This right here might be my favorite street art piece ever. I wish I could get this on a print and hang it above my bed.
The National Pantheon
Hello gorgeous is all I have to say! After visiting the flea market (images found down below) we decided to give the national pantheon a visit. We made our way up to the top of the building through narrow corridors and stone steps. . . Why is it so boring to walk up steps? But almost every time what you find at the top of those boring steps is something utterly amazing? Can someone please explain that correlation to me? Well anyways, this was no exception – at the top of those boring steps we found something amazing! We stepped outside and walked around this gorgeous white landscape, with a view for days over the city and beyond. The inside of the pretty beast – well I feel like the images speak for them selves in that matter!
The Lisbon Architecture
Travelling with an architect and having a keen interest in great buildings myself – vacation time soon turns into look at this great architecture time… Me and the H are both still in awe of the incredible architectural melting pot we've left behind us… Not only is the architectural influences many – you see islamic influences, roman influences, art nouveau and baroque – you've got old and you've got modernism at its best – and all of this is mixed together into the perfection we call Lisbon. We spent a week there – and I feel like I need at least two more weeks to get through the architectural sightseeing I want to do…
Feira Da Ladra
When we had a Saturday in Lisbon we felt like we couldn't skip checking out the famous flea market, and we were not disappointed! I managed to keep my cash in my pocket – I did not buy anything. Besides interior pieces I had a bit of an internal struggle about not buying 10 vintage watches and 20 old cameras… If you have a lot of time for hunting, and a lot of extra space in your luggage when you visit Lisbon – go check it out and go crazy!
I must say I do like a ceiling full of colorful buckets!
There are some proper shops in the market as well – by proper I mean shops you walk into and pay at a cashier…
If only I had a place in Lisbon – or enough room to pack these lovely pink pieces of greatness with me back home… I would want it all, the chairs, the bed, the bedside table, the dresser – EVERYTHING!
Our Favorite Look-Out Point
Me and the H found our favorite look-out point in the city – there are tons of them – but for us the perfect spot was the Jardim de S. Pedro de Alcântara… We could walk up behind where we were living – there was this perfect little garden patch with the most amazing view of Lisbon. It had a lovely tiny bar in the corner, so you could hide under the trees – enjoying some shade whilst sipping on a perfectly made mojito…
Bairro Alto
As the last stop in this post – I'll share some images from the famous Bairro Alto.
Lisbon has quickly made its way to my top 4 cities list. I am already dreaming of going back. . . Hope you enjoyed the pretty image heavy post…
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text: FacebookTwitterGoogle+E-mail The Following is largely based on a fiqh of fasting course by Shaykh Yaser Birjas from the IlmSummit 2010. Written by Ammar Al Shukry Oh You who believe, Siyam has been prescribed for you, As it was prescribed for those who came before you, That you may shield yourselves from Allah's Wrath A high and lofty goal and fasting was made the path, An obligation, rather a mighty pillar of the faith To abstain from everything that would cause the fast to break, With an intention for worship from the time of the sun's rise, Until it sets on the horizon for its daily demise, Fasting has two pillars in which consensus was acquired, The first is abstaining from two physical desires, Desire for food and drink, and those of a sexual type- The second is that the intention must be done in the night, True dawn to sunset is the normal time frame observed But in extreme places the nearest normal neighbor is preferred, And it is a most virtuous act of worship, if you only knew, To release yourself from your desires, and become a better you, The virtues of fasting are too many to be counted, And the reward from Allah is too great to be amounted, But in this short introduction let it suffice to say, That it increases your taqwa, which you've witnessed every day, During the blessedness of the month, as well as a safeguard from evil A protection from the Shayateen, those of the Jinn and people, It's a deed done only for Allah and so He will be the one to reward it, And it's gate is Al-Rayyan, and only those who fasted will go toward it, The breath of those who fast, is more beloved than the scent of musk, To Allah, and an Ummah bonded in worship daily from dawn till dusk, Gone is gluttony and greed , replaced with compassion for those in need, And a healthy rest given to bodies that all year we overfeed, The types of Fasts The obligatory fasts are four, of which Ramadan is at the core, Fasting Ramadan, making up missed days from Ramadan, what's more, Due to existing reasons, meaning a transgression that must be expiated, And fulfilling of an oath if such a promise was initiated, The forbidden fasts are known and should not be performed The first is the day of doubt, when one is still uninformed Of whether Ramadan has started, also the day of Eid, In Menstruation, post natal bleeding and indeed, A wife should not fast voluntarily without her husband's permission And fasting , if life threatening, is a religious transgression, Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic year, From the word ramadha, meaning extreme, severe A pillar of Islam, it expiates all of the minor sins acquired from one Ramadan, until the next begins The gates of Mercy are opened, gates of hellfire are closed Devils are chained, a month of goodness unopposed, The generous feel courage, inspired to continue to give, A night worth a thousand months, gifted so we can live! For we are an Ummah whose life spans were made short So we're given seasons of goodness, as a means of support, And the nights are enlivened, with recitation and prayer Angels crowding the earth, peace and serenity in the air The Moon sighting The sighting of the moon to mark the commencement of the fast, is in 28th and 29th of Sha'baan if not sighted, then go past, And complete Sha'baan with thirty days before embarkation Sighting is an act of worship, to be done with the eye, not calculation Two witnesses is required for the sighting is Maalik's instruction AlShafi'ee and Ahmad said one, and Abu Hanifah's deduction was that at times it would be one, if the sky was forecast but in clear skies at least two would be needed amassed, The witnesses must be Muslim, trustworthy and of sound mind And sighting is a collective obligation to each community assigned If an individual sights the moon, and it is not accepted by the community Then he may still fast with the group, to avoid disunity Prerequisites of fasting Fasting has prerequisites, in Arabic called Shuroot Islam, puberty and a state of mind sound and acute, Physical ability and a state of residence, And free from legal conditions that are preventative The conditions of a valid fast The first condition of the fast is having the intention, Obligatory to have before the next sun 's ascension, Meaning in the night, when you go to bed, to have the intention of fasting the next day ahead The place of the intention resides solely in the heart But just one for the month, or divided into thirty parts? 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If you've forgotten that your fasting and start to eat, Then Allah is the one who fed you, a blessed treat, But as soon as you recall, then stop if you're devout Don't touch anything else, and spit out what's in your mouth, Medical Shots don't break the fast except those for nutrition, The fast isn't broken by insulin, nasal drops, and a difference of opinion, Exists regarding the recipients of blood if their fast is still correct, But regardless they'd be too weak to fast is what you would expect The third condition is to refrain from sexual acts, There is consensus that kissing doesn't break the fast, Though some said it was disliked, because of passions it excites, Yet even if it leads to pre-seminal discharge the fast is still alright, Self pleasure breaks the fast, a position that was decreed, By Abu Hanifah, Malik, AlShafi'ee and Ahmed who all agreed, It is a major sin and violation in this month of blessings infinite, And an action that transgresses beyond Allah's limits, The fourth condition is the time of the fast, from day to night Then eat until you can distinguish the black thread from the white, If one unintentionally eats a little past the onset of day break, Then they should continue the fast and consider it a mistake If they however break their fast too early before the setting of the sun, Then the fast is considered broken and they must make another one, One cannot break their fast before the onset of a legal exemption And if the excuse ends, then they should again begin their prevention FacebookTwitterGoogle+E-mail 6 Responses Kamal June 28, 2014 wow wow wow Mashallah What talent!!! 11 0 Reply Muhammad Jassim June 28, 2014 This is awesome! 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Pairing suggestions for beef tenderoin??
Hi everyone. I'm new to the group and was hoping you could help me. I was planning a dinner for my wife's birthday ( fillet with herb butter, sauteed spinach with roasted garlic and pine nuts, and roasted fingerling potatoes) and can't decide on a wine. We have a burgundy I know she loves, but I'm worried it would be lost with the beef. Any other suggestions? We've got a '02 Duhart-Milon on hand and a nice Ribiera del Duero, but I'm feeling indecisive and would love some help. Thanks so much.
Fillet's a wine-friendly meat. While a vibrant red Burgundy -- Morey-St-Denis, Gevrey-Cambertin, Nuits-St-Georges, etc. -- would make a great match, the spinach with its garlic and pine nuts would push me south and west. Am probably in the minority here, but with beef I actually prefer Merlot-dominated Bordeaux (Pomerol, St-Émilion, certain Graves) to classic Médocs; that said, the Duhart-Milon would probably work, provided it's not too tannic (strong tannins would clash with the sweet, mild, relatively lean meat). The Ribera del Duero would likely do the trick.
I'm with Carswell, Right Bank Bordeaux. If you are grilling the meat then the Ribera del Duero or Tuscany. On its own, tenderloin doesn't have the amount of flavor as other cuts, so if your garlic isn't too overwhelming the Burgundy she loves could be just fine.
Tenderloin is quite flavorful when it is generously seasoned with salt and freshly cracked pepper and grilled, or seared over high heat on all sides on the stove and finished in the oven. I like a resolved Cabernet with it, though think all manner of red Bordeaux blends would work well. I'd recommend the DuhartMilon were it not that the wine probably needs a few more years for the tannins to become soft. I serve beef tenderloin with horseradish sour cream sauce, mashed or roasted potatoes, and haricots verts with walnut pieces and dressed with walnut oil. Simple, wonderful. The spinach sounds good. Nice of you to cook your wife's birthday dinner.
Thanks, everyone. I was also worried about the tannins in the Duhart-Milon, and my local shop is weak (and overpriced) in Bordeaux. But they do have a couple of Melot-based blends from the Columbia Valley I've been itching to try (Andrew Will Ciel du Cheval, Spring Valley Uriah Red anyone?). Thanks again. You all are really terrific.
re: tjm3408
Again Bordeaux Wines will be perfect.
re: SteveTimko
I dissagree with this post. Beef Bourguigon is a specific dish generally made from beef chuck that involves very dissimilar ingredients as to those that this tenderloin will see.
without awakening the eternal debate of Prime Rib v. Tenderloin.....I think tenderloin tastes most like what you season/sauce it with and Prime Rib tastes like BEEF, so with a tenderloin I always try to pair to the sauce more specifically......for garlic spinach ive been putting a lil olive oil over a really low heat and toasting thinly sliced garlic "chips" if you will (see Paulie's way of cutting the garlic in Good Fella's.....then removing from heat and wilting the spinach in that ...you really get the nutiness of the garlic....Also, if your lo0cal wineshop is WA wine friendly..that Andrew Will CdC is drinking nicely right now as is the Pepperbridge Merlot or if you can get your hands on any '03 Alexandria Nicole HHH......daaaayummm.....i have 3 bottles left and im goin gold fever on it, THE best Merlot ive tasted from WA state EVER.....Bon Apetit
I tend to believe red with beef white with chicken and fish, but really who cares. I drink what I want. For a dinner party I always offer both. Some people just don't like red or white so, I have both. I usually go to my wine shop and they offer me samples. I trust them and try to experiment and try different ones at parties. Maybe not what most people do but I find it fun. They have never steered me wrong. I usually try 2 reds and 2 whites for 8-10-12 people. I find it fun but if you feel more comfortable go to some wine tastings. I try to go once a month to my wine club. It's free, fun, enjoyable and educational
re: kchurchill5
re: whiner
I would think a Barolo may be nice with the meal.
i really like some good unctuos german rieslings with beef.... try it. heavy beef heavy alcohol = food coma. high acid, lower alcohol with beef works better for me. or maybe i just love riesling so much i drink it with everything. to each his own i guess