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Women and girls hardly ever fight the world's wars, but they often suffer the most. Increasingly, they are the direct targets of fighting, when sexual violence is deliberately used as a tactic of warfare.
And yet fewer than 10 percent of the people who negotiate peace deals are women, and only about three dozen individuals have been convicted and jailed by international war crimes tribunals for committing or commanding widespread sexual violence.
Sexual violence in conflict is NOT inevitable. It can be stopped.
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Sarah received her BA in Studio Art from St. Mary's College of Maryland in 2006. In 2008, she received her Masters of Art in Digital Art from Maryland Institute College of Art, and in 2009 she received her Masters of Fine Art in Photography and Digital Imaging, also from Maryland Institute College of Art. Through her fine art work, Sarah explores the dichotomy between human and digital memory, how the two influence one another, and how they are affected by natural and technological elements of decay. She hopes to create a dialogue about the relationships between personal memory, society's collective memory, and collective cultural identity.
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This class is a selective introduction to the art and architecture of the Americas from the earliest civilizations to the present. The course surveys a diverse range of visual culture from ancient Mesoamerica and the Andes through the Colonial, post-Independence, Modern and Contemporary periods. The course provides a basic understanding of the history of artistic production and intercultural interaction through the study of representative works of art and architecture from each period and region. Analysis takes an interdisciplinary approach to examine the continuities and changes in the form, function, and symbolism of Latin American art and architecture over time. Particular focus is on the role of visual media in the construction and maintenance of political power, religious belief and practice, concepts of space and place, national identity, socioeconomic organization and self-representation in Latin America. No pre-requisite. This course satisfies the core curriculum requirement in Arts.
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Spring break is lots of fun, but sometimes teens hanging out want a change of pace. For a fun break this Friday, stop by Saddletowne library and join in our games day!
Starting at 2:30 PM and running until 4:00, our games day will include a Wii game system, a Microsoft Kinect, giant chess, and all types of different board games! This fun event is drop in and completely free!
We encourage all teens and kids to stop by and join us for this super fun event!
See you Friday!
Our ESL Coffee and Conversation has been a lot of fun at the Saddletowne library, but several of our customers have asked if we could offer it at a later time instead.
We certainly think we'll have even more fun if we have more people visit, so starting this Tuesday March 13th, we are moving our meeting time to 6:30 - 8:00 PM!
So stop by after dinner and enjoy practising English with your new friends!
See you Tuesday!
Wondering how best to save for your child's education? On March 15th, Saddletowne library is pleased to offer a one-night course that will provide information to assist you in starting Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs) for your children. An RESP will allow you to assist your children financially if they choose to pursue post-secondary education.
This program is presented in conjunction with Momentum, and will be held at the Saddletowne branch at 6:00 - 8:00 PM.
Registration for this program is necessary, so please call, stop by or visit www.calgarypubliclibrary.com today to register!
Anyone who has done a quick google search of "Calgary arts" knows what an exciting and vibrant arts community we have. The Calgary Public Library loves to be part of this exciting community, and we're offering our customers a chance to show off their talents in visual and written art!
Saddletowne library has a "Words on the Go" journal and an "Art on the Move" sketchbook that we encourage you to sign out, and fill with your own personal art or literature! Our journal and sketchbook are located above the reference collection, so if you are in the branch feel free to take a look at the art done by your fellow Calgary Public Library members!
The art created in the journal and sketchbook become part of our library collection, so visitors to the Saddletowne branch can see what other local artists in the area are creating.
We hope that you take part in this fun art project at Saddletowne library! Remember, if another artist has the journal or sketchbook you can always put it on hold! If you want to place a hold on either of these items, search "Art on the Go" or "Words on the Move" and select "Saddletowne Library".
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Delaying when you start collecting Social Security benefits in the USA can enhance your personal financial situation. You may start collecting benefits at 62, but each year you delay collecting increases your payment by 5% to 8% (see below). If you retire before your "normal social security retirement age" (see below) your payments are reduced from the calculated monthly payment (which is based on your earnings and the number of years you paid into the social security fund). If you delay past that age you get a 8% bonus added to your monthly payment for each year you delay.
The correct decision depends on your personal financial situation and your life expectancy. The social security payment increases are based on life expectancy for the entire population but if your life expectancy is significantly different that can change what option makes sense for you. If you live a short time you won't make up for missing payments (the time while you delayed taking payments) with the increased monthly payment amount.
The "normal social security retirement age" is set in law and depends on when you were born. If you were born prior to 1938 it is 65 and if you are born after 1959 it is 67 (in between those dates it slowly increases. Those born in 1959 will reach the normal social security retirement age of 67 in 2026.
The social security retirement age has fallen far behind demographic trends – which is why social security deductions are so large today (it used to be social security payments for the vast majority of people did not last long at all – they died fairly quickly, that is no longer the case). The way to cope with this is either delay the retirement ago or increase the deductions. The USA has primarily increased the deductions, with a tiny adjustment of the retirement age (increasing it only 2 years over several decades). We would be better off if they moved back the normal retirement age at least another 3 to 5 years (for the payment portion – given the broken health care system in the USA retaining medicare ages as they are is wise).
In the case of early retirement, a benefit is reduced 5/9 of one percent for each month (6.7% annually) before normal retirement age, up to 36 months. If the number of months exceeds 36, then the benefit is further reduced 5/12 of one percent per month (5% annually).
For delaying your payments after you have reached normal social security retirement age increases payments by 8% annually (there were lower amounts earlier but for people deciding today that is the figure to use).
Lets take a quick look at a simple example:
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I have long thought the binary retirement system we have primarily used is less than ideal. It would be better to transition from full time work to part time work to retirement as people move into retirement. According to this study, from the University of Michigan Retirement Research Center, the phased retirement option is becoming more common.
Macroeconomic Determinants of Retirement Timing
The paper doesn't really focus much on what I would find interesting about the details of how we are (or mainly, how we are not) adjusting to make partial retirement fit better in our organization (the paper is focused on a different topic). The paper does provide some interesting details about the changes with retirement currently.
Related: Career Flexibility – 67 Is The New 55 – Retirement Delayed, Working Longer
Fed Continues Adding to Massive Quantitative Easing
In fact, while the Fed has pumped about $2.8 trillion into the financial system through nearly five years of asset buying.
Bank excess reserves deposited with the New York Fed have mushroomed from less than $2 billion before the financial crisis to $2.17 trillion today. In essence, roughly two-thirds of the money the Fed pumped into the banking system never left the building.
The Fed now pays banks for their deposits. These payment reduce the Fed's profits (the Fed send profits to the treasury) by paying those profits to banks so they can lavish funds on extremely overpaid executives that when things go wrong explain that they really have no clue what their organization does. It seems very lame to transfer money from taxpayers to too-big-to-fail executives but that is what we are doing.
Quantitative easing is an extraordinary measure, made necessary to bailout the too-big-to-fail institutions and the economies they threatened to destroy if they were not bailed out. It is a huge transfer payment from society to banks. It also end up benefiting anyone taking out huge amounts of new loads at massively reduced rates. And it massively penalizes those with savings that are making loans (so retirees etc. planing on living on the income from their savings). It encourages massively speculation (with super cheap money) and is creating big speculative bubbles globally.
This massive intervention is a very bad policy. The bought and paid for executive and legislative branches that created, supported and continue to nurture the too-big-to-fail eco-system may have made the choice – ruin the economy for a decade (or who knows how long) or bail out those that caused the too-big-to-fail situation (though only massively bought and paid for executive branch could decline to prosecute those that committed such criminally economically catastrophic acts).
The government is saving tens of billions a year (maybe even hundred of billions) due to artificially low interest rates. To the extent the government is paying artificially low rates to foreign holders of debt the USA makes out very well. To the extent they are robbing retirees of market returns it is just a transfer from savers to debtors, the too-big-to-fail banks and the federal government. It is a very bad policy that should have been eliminated as soon as the too-big-to-fail caused threat to the economy was over. Or if it was obvious the bought and paid for leadership was just going to continue to nurture the too-big-to-fail structure in order to get more cash from the too-big-to-fail donors it should have been stopped as enabling critically damaging behavior.
It has created a wild west investing climate where those that create economic calamity type risks are likely to continue to be rewarded. And average investors have very challenging investing options to consider. I really think the best option for someone that has knowledge, risk tolerance and capital is to jump into the bubble created markets and try to build up cash reserves for the likely very bad future economic conditions. This is tricky, risky and not an option for most everyone. But those that can do it can get huge Fed created bubble returns that if there are smart and lucky enough to pull off the table at the right time can be used to survive the popping of the bubble.
Maybe I will be proved wrong but it seems they are leaning so far into bubble inflation policies that the only way to get competitive returns is to accept the bubble nature of the economic structure and attempt to ride that wave. It is risky but the supposedly "safe" options have been turned dangerous by too-big-to-fail accommodations.
Berkshire's Munger Says 'Venal' Banks May Evade Needed Reform (2009)
Related: The Risks of Too Big to Fail Financial Institutions Have Only Gotten Worse – Is Adding More Banker and Politician Bailouts the Answer? – Anti-Market Policies from Our Talking Head and Political Class
I think we could use some innovation in our model of a career. I have thought retirement being largely binary was lame since I figured out that is mainly how it worked. You work 40 hours a week (1,800 – 2,000 hours a year) and then dropped to 0 hours, all year long, from them on.
It seems to me more gradual retirement makes a huge amount of sense (for society, individuals and our economy). That model is available to people, for example those that can work as consultants (and some others) but we would benefit from more options.
Why do we have to start work at 22 (or 18 or 26 or whenever) and then work 40 or so straight years and then retire? Why not gap years (or sabbaticals)? Also why can't we just go part time if we want.
The broken health care system in the USA really causes problems with options (being so tightly tied to full time work). But I have convinced employers to let me go part-time (while working in orgs that essentially have 0 part time workers). And I am now basically on gap year(s)/sabbatical now. It can be done, but it certainly isn't encouraged. You have to go against the flow and if you worry about being a conventional hire you may be nervous.
Related: Working Less: Better Lives and Less Unemployment – Why don't we take five years out of retirement and spread them throughout your working life? – Retiring Overseas is an Appealing Option for Some Retirees – Living in Malaysia as an Expat – 67 Is The New 55
Across the globe, saving for retirement is a challenge. Longer lives and expensive health care create challenge to our natures (saving for far away needs is not easy for most of us to do – we are like the grasshopper not the ants, we play in the summer instead of saving). This varies across the globe, in Japan and China they save far more than in the USA for example.
The United States of America ranks 19th worldwide in the retirement security of its citizens, according to a new Natixis Global Retirement Index. The findings suggest that Americans will need to pick up a bigger share of their retirement costs – especially as the number of retirees grows and the government's ability to
support them fades. The gauges how well retired citizens live in 150 nations, based on measures of health, material well-being, finances and other factors.
Top Countries for Retirees
- 1 – Norway
- 2 – Switzerland
- 3 – Luxembourg
- 6 – Finland
- 9 – Germany
- 10 – France
- 11 – Australia
- 13 – Canada
- 15 – Japan
- 20 – United Kingdom
Western European nations – backed by robust health care and retiree social programs – dominate the top of the rankings, taking the first 10 spots, including Sweden, Austria, Netherlands and Denmark. The USA finished ahead of the United Kingdom, but trailed the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Globally, the number of people aged 65 or older is on track to triple by 2050. By that time, the ratio of the working-age population to those over 65 in the USA is expected to drop from 5-to-1 to 2.8-to-1. The USA actually does much better demographically (not aging as quickly) as other rich countries mainly due to immigration. Slowing immigration going forward would make this problem worse (and does now for countries like Japan that have very restrictive immigration policies).
The economic downturn has taken a major toll on retirement savings. According to a recent report by the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, the country is facing a retirement savings deficit of $6.6 trillion, or nearly $57,000 per household. As a result, 53% of American workers 30 and older are on a path that will leave them unprepared for retirement, up significantly from 38% in 2011.
On another blog I recently wrote about another study looking at the Best Countries to Retirement Too: Ecuador, Panama, Malaysia. The study in the case was looking not at the overall state of retirees that worked in the country (as the study discussed in this post did) but instead where expat retirees find good options (which stretch limited retirement savings along with other benefits to retirees).
See the full press release.
Related: Top Stock Market Capitalization by Country from 1990 to 2010 – Easiest Countries in Which to Operate a Businesses: Singapore, Hong Kong, New Zealand, USA – Largest Nuclear Power Generation Countries from 1985-2010 – Leading countries for Economic Freedom: Hong Kong, Singapore, New Zealand, Switzerland – Countries with the Top Manufacturing Production
Determining exactly what needs to be saved for retirement is tricky. Basically it is something that needs to be adjusted based on how things go (savings accumulated, saving rate, planned retirement date, investing returns, predicted investing returns, government policy, tax rates, etc.). The simple idea is start by saving 15% of salary by the time you are 30. Then adjust over time. If you start earlier maybe you can get by with 12%…
How Much to Save for Retirement is a very good report by the Boston College center for retirement research. They look at the percent of income replacement social security (for those in the USA) provides. This amount varies greatly depending on your income and retirement (date you start drawing social security payments).
Low earners ($20,000) that retire at 65 have 49% of income replaced by social security. Waiting only 2 years, to 67, the replacement amount increases to 55%. For medium earners ($50,000) 36% and 41% of income is replaced. And for high earners ($90,000) 30% an 34%.
Starting savings early make a huge difference. Starting retirement savings at age 25 requires about 1/3 the percentage of income be saved as starting at 45. So you can save for example 7% from age 25 to 70 or 18% from age 45 to 70. Retiring at 62 versus 70 also carries a cost of about 3 times as great savings required each year. So retiring at 62 would require an impossible 65% if you didn't start saving until 45. But these numbers are affected by many things (the higher your income the less social security helps so the higher percentages you need to save and many other factors play a role).
Starting to save early is a huge key. Delaying retirement makes a big difference but it is not nearly as much in your control. You can plan on doing that but need to understand that you cannot assume you will get to set the date (either because finding a job you can do and pays what you wish is not easy or you are not healthy enough to work full time).
If you don't have social security (those outside the USA – some countries have their versions but some don't offer anything) you need to save more. A good strategy is to start saving for retirement in your twenties. As you get raises increase your percentage. So if you started at 6% (maybe 4% from you and a 2% match, but in any event 6% total) each time you get a raise increase your percentage 100 basis points (1 percentage point).
If you started at 27 at 6% and got a raise each year for 9 years you would then be at 15% by age 36. Then you could start looking at how you were going and make some guesstimates about the future. Maybe you could stabilize at 15% or maybe you could keep increasing the amount. If you can save more early (start at 8% or increase by 150 or 200% basis points a year) that is even better. Building up savings early provides a cushion for coping with negative shocks (being unemployed for a year, losing your job and having to take a new job earning 25% less, very bad decade of investing returns, etc.).
Investing wisely makes a big difference also. The key for retirement savings is safety first, especially as you move closer to retirement. But you need to think of investment safety as an overall portfolio. The safest portfolio is well balanced not a portfolio consisting of just an investment people think of as safe by itself.
Related: Retirement Planning, Investing Asset Considerations – Saving for Retirement Must Be a Personal Finance Priority – Investment Risk Matters Most as Part of a Portfolio, Rather than in Isolation
Building your saving is largely about not very sexy actions. The point where most people fail is just not saving. It isn't really about learning some tricky secret.
You can find yourself with pile of money without saving; if you win the lottery or inherit a few million from your rich relative via some tax dodge scheme like generation skipping trusts or charitable remainder trusts.
But the rest of us just have to do a pretty simple thing: save money. Then, keep saving money and invest that money sensibly. The key is saving money. The next key is not taking foolish risks. Getting fantastic returns is exciting but is not likely and the focus should be on lowering risk until you have enough savings to take risks with a portion of the portfolio.
My favorite tips along these lines are:
- spend less than you make
- save some of every raise you get
- save 10-15% of income for retirement
- add to any retirement account with employer matching (where say they add $500 for every $1,000 you put into your 401(k)
Spending less than you make and building up your long term savings puts you in the strongest personal finance position. These things matter much more than making a huge salary or getting fantastic investing returns some year. Avoiding risky investments is wise, and sure making great returns helps a great deal, but really just saving and investing in a boring manner puts you in great shape in the long run. Many of those making huge salaries are in atrocious personal financial shape.
Another way you can boost savings is to do so when you pay off a monthly bill. So when I paid off my car loan I just kept saving the old payment. Then I was able to buy my new car with the cash I saved in advance when I was ready for a new car.
The basics of retirement planning are not tricky. Save 10-15% of your income for about 40 years working career (likely over 15%, if you don't have some pension or social security – with some pension around 10+% may be enough depending on lots of factors). That should get you in the ballpark of what you need to retire.
Of course the details are much much more complicated. But without understanding any of the details you can do what is the minimum you need to do – save 10% for retirement of all your income. See my retirement investing related posts for more details. Only if you actually understand all the details and have a good explanation for exactly why your financial situation allows less than 10% of income to be saved for retirement every year after age 25 should feel comfortable doing so.
There is value in the simple rules, when you know they are vast oversimplifications. I am amazed how many professionals don't understand how oversimplified the rules of thumb are.
Here is one thing I see ignored nearly universally. I am sure some professions don't but most do. If you have retirement assest such as a pension or social security (something that functions as an annuity, or an actually annuity) that is often a hugely important part of your retirement portfolio. Yet many don't consider this when setting asset allocations in retirement. That is a mistake, in my opinion.
A reliable annuity is most like a bond (for asset allocation purposes). Lets look at an example for if you have $1,500 a month from a pension or social security and $500,000 in other financial assets. $1,500 * 12 gives $18,000 in annual income.
To get $18,000 in income from an bond/CD… yielding 3% you need $600,000. That means, at 3%, $600,000 yields $18,000 a year.
Ignoring this financial asset worth the equivalent of $600,000 when considering how to invest you $500,000 is a big mistake. Granted, I believe the advice is often too biased toward bonds in the first place (so reducing that allocation sounds good to me). To me it doesn't make sense to invest that $500,000 the same way as someone else that didn't have that $18,000 annuity is a mistake.
I also don't think it makes sense to just say well I have $1,100,000 and I want to be %50 in bonds and 50% in stocks so I have "$600,000 in bonds now" (not really after all…) so the $500,000 should all be in stocks. Ignoring the annuity value is a mistake but I don't think it is as simple as just treating it as though it were the equivalent amount actually invested.
Related: Immediate Annuities – Managing Retirement Investment Risks – How to Protect Your Financial Health – Many Retirees Face Prospect of Outliving Savings
Pitfalls in Retirement (pdf) is quite a good white paper from Meril Lynch, I strongly recommend it.
could safely spend 10% or more of their savings each year.
But, as explained below, the respondents most on target were the one in 10 who estimated sustainable spending rates to be 5% or less. This is significantly impacted by life expectancy; if you have a much lower life expectancy due to retiring later or significant health issues perhaps you can spend more. But counting on this is very risky.
This is likely one of the top 5 most important things to know about saving for retirement (and just 10% of the population got the answer right). You need to know that you can safely spend 5%, or likely less, of your investment assets safely in retirement (without dramatically eating into your principle.
The chart is actually quite good, the paper also includes another good example (which is helpful in showing how much things can be affected by somewhat small changes*). One piece of good news is they assume much larger expense rates than you need to experience if you choose well. They assume 1.3% in fees. You can reduce that by 100 basis points using Vanguard. They also have the portfolio split 50% in stocks (S&P 500) and 50% in bonds.
Several interesting points can be drawn from this data. One the real investment returns matter a great deal. A 4% withdrawal rate worked until the global credit crisis killed investment returns at which time the sustainability of that rate disappeared. A 5% withdrawal rate lasted nearly 30 years (but you can't count on that at all, it depends on what happens with you investment returns).
Related: What Investing Return Projections to Use In Planning for Retirement – How Much Will I Need to Save for Retirement? – Saving for Retirement
2012 Retirement Confidence Survey
The data would be better if some value were placed on defined benefit plans; currently it is a bit confusing how much they may help. But the $25,000 threshold is so low that no matter what being under that value is extremely bad news for anyone over 40. And failing to have saved over just $25,000 toward retirement is bad news for anyone over 30 without a defined benefit plan.
Thirty-four percent of workers report they had to dip into savings to pay for basic expenses in the past 12 months.
Thirty-five percent of all workers think they need to accumulate at least $500,000 by the time they retire to live comfortably in retirement. Eighteen percent feel they need between $250,000 and $499,999, while 34 percent think they need to save less than $250,000 for a comfortable retirement.
Workers who have performed a retirement needs calculation are more than twice as likely as those who have not (23 percent vs. 10 percent) to expect they will need to accumulate at least $1 million before retiring.
66% of workers say their family has retirement savings and 58% say they are currently saving for retirement. These results are fairly consistent over the last few decades (the current values are in the lower ranges of results).
Nearly everyone wishes they had more money. One way to act as though you have more than you do is to borrow and spend (which is normally unwise – it can make sense for a house and in limited amounts when you are first going out on your own). Another is to ignore long term needs and just live it up today. That is a very bad personal finance strategy but one many people follow. Saving for retirement is a personal finance requirement. If you can't save for retirement given your current income and lifestyle you need to reduce your current spending to save or increase your income and then save for retirement.
A year or two of failing to do so is acceptable. Longer stretches add more and more risk to your personal financial situation. It may not be fun to accept the responsibilities of adulthood and plan for the long term. But failing to do so is a big mistake. Determining the perfect amount to save for retirement is complicated. A reasonable retirement saving plan is not.
Saving 10% of your gross income from the time you are 25 until 65 gives you a decent ballpark estimate. Then you can adjust even 5 or 10 years as you can look at your situation. It will likely take over 10% to put you in a lifestyle similar to the one you enjoy while working. But many factors are at play. To be safer saving at 12% could be wise. If you know you want to work less than 40 years saving more could be wise. If you have a defined benefit plan (rare now, but, for example police or fire personnel often still do you can save less but you must work until you gain those benefits or you will be in extremely bad shape.
IRAs, 401(k) and 403(b) plans are a great way to save for retirement (giving you tax deferral and Roth versions of those plans are even better – assuming tax rates rise).
Related: In the USA 43% Have Less Than $10,000 in Retirement Savings – Saving for Retirement


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I absolutely love this comforter! It's slightly larger than the usual queen size so it covers my thick mattress without any problem. I also love that it's not really heavy like some comforters, but not thin like a quilt.
LOVE all the colors in this duvet. Fits a little weird on my down comforter, but I think that is because I bought a cheap down alternative (which is a totally different review...) This duvet was everything I was looking for, and is super soft! It says micro-suede, but I am not sure that is how I would descrive the material. It is super soft, the colors are really bright, and it adds a really nice touch of uniqueness to a room. The only complaint I have is that when my cat "kneads" it pulls some of the fibers out... which I think would happen with any other duvet.... # catproblems
This comforter is beautiful and so soft. The colors are wonderful and did not fade when washed and dried. I especially love the zippered pillow cases as it gives a more finished look to the ensemble. I believe it is worth every penny!
This is my first time ordering from Overstock, and really anything online, while my experience with Overstock was pretty good, I have to say I was disappointed when I received this comforter set. I studied the colors very carefully because I am redoing my daughter's bedroom for her birthday. The colors online were an aqua/turquoise but when I opened the box I was very disappointed to see that they were far from that, they are a dark, dark turquoise and an electric blue, I was expecting something with a turquoise hue. So now I have to change the whole color scheme. While I am disappointed in the colors, I will say the quality is very nice. Could I return it? Yes, but what a drag for my daughter on her birthday.
Comforter and shams are nice. Colors are bright. Still wish it had the green check on the reverse.
Completely transformed and brightened up my bedroom. The colors are vibrant. The fabric is high quality. Washes well and keeps its color. Pillow shams and comforter reverse to green squares with white background.
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STOP PRESS: The Kitchen is Highly Commended in the Bristol Good Food Awards for best cafe food in Bristol. See all the results by clicking HERE
The Kitchen is a relaxed and inspiring space – a perfect oasis from the chaos and busyness of Bristol City Centre.
We're on Silver Street, between Nelson Street and Rupert Street, in the old fire station building (look out for the big red doors!). We're next door to Laser Fusion (used to be called Laser Quest).
We've got a daytime menu crammed with top notch locally sourced food and drinks for every occasion – whether you're after a quick snack, a bit of brekkie or lunch with friends.
We're also proud to be serving locally blended and roasted coffee from Extract and some of the best teas in the land from the good people at PUKKA
We're also a great place for events, private parties, celebrations and meetings.
And the best bit is that while your taste buds are having the time of their lives, you can also feel good knowing that The Kitchen is part of the YMCA charity and exists to offer volunteering, training and employment opportunities to young people who have faced real difficulties in life. So by buying a coffee from us you are supporting these young people to live full lives and fulfil their potential.
Someone very wise once said "No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted". We agree, so we're giving our very lovely customers the opportunity to make a small act of kindness to their fellow man (...or woman, of course!).
Open Kitchen gives you the chance to "suspend" food and drink at the cafe - which can then be given free of charge to another customer at a later date. You may have seen on Facebook and Twitter recently the global phenomenon of "Suspended Coffees", which we think is an utterly brilliant idea - so much so we've decided to make it possible at The Kitchen.
From today we will place a marble in a counter-top jar when you buy an extra drink, snack or lunch for someone to redeem at a later date. Anyone can then claim the free drink or food, but the intention is, of course, that only those that need to do so, will.
To kick the whole thing off, we've put the first twenty marbles in the jar.
If you feel you are one of our equally lovely customers that needs a free suspended drink or some suspended food, just ask. We won't ask you awkward question, make a fuss about it or make a judgement on you - if there's a marble in the jar and you feel you can't pay, then we'll make you a drink or some food. Simple as that.


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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Drivers in Memphis will be making way for an ancient Egyptian ruler, or at least, an image of him.
A 25-foot-tall statue of Ramesses II will be moved through the city Monday, from The Pyramid to the University of Memphis. According to The Commercial Appeal, the job will take most of the day.
The replica of the famous statue of Ramesses is made of fiberglass, but it still weighs 5,000 pounds. The original was displayed in Memphis during a 1987 exhibit called Ramesses the Great.
After the local government sold The Pyramid to Bass Pro Shops, Ramesses had to go. The Memphis City Council voted to send him to the university, where the statue will be placed between the theater and music buildings.
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|Flair: Decoding Denim
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Flair: Decoding Denim
Most of us were introduced to Levi's and Wranglers as the jeans of Cowboys, Gold miners and Ranchers. They became mainstream by James Dean's influence in the 1950s, as American teenagers wore them to rebel status quo. By the 1980-90's designer labels hit the scene, bringing with them flattering cuts, added stretch and big price tags. Today, jeans are the preferred slack for dinners out, football tailgates, working in the yard and everything in between. At more than $13B, this industry continues to increase, even as other retail segments decline.
I am often asked which style will look best, and I always refer to dressing for your body shape. When you boil it down, the best fit comes from following a few simple rules of balance and composition; the added spandex always seems to help too:
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Use jeans to let you personality shine through by adding embellishments, dressing them up or down, wear them where ever your mood takes you. Denim crosses over all major apparel markets: premium designer, urban, hip hop, street wear, teen, action, Goth, you name it, denim is a part of it. What a dramatic leap from men's work wear to designer wear in 100 years!
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Barbara Wilcomb Richardson, age 89, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2010, at her home in West Point.
Barbara Wilcomb Richardson was born Dec. 10, 1920, in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, to the late Mildred Frazier and Archibald Daniel Wilcomb. Mrs. Richardson graduated from St. Johnsbury Academy. She attended the University of Vermont and received a degree in home economics. She also obtained and advanced degree from the New Your Institute of Dietetics.
Mrs. Richardson married the late Judson Cromwell Richardson Jr. of Leominister, Mass. on Nov. 11, 1944.
Steve Montgomery, West Point School District superintendent, gave a briefing Monday to the Bright Horizons/Partners in Education about goals the district is meeting and expectations for the district in the future.
From this year's budget cuts, Montgomery said other than Fifth Street Elementary losing its choral teacher, the district has not had to let go of any more teachers or programs in the schools. He said one of the main things that was saved was the arts program, which he is excited about, and encouraged partners to continue to support arts in the schools.
After almost five years of planning for streets in the West Point city limits to be repaired, work finally began Wednesday at Lone Oak Park, just one of several streets to be repaired by Falcon Contracting over the next few weeks.
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Brookhaven quarterback Duwone Harris took matters into his own hands last Friday night, as he and the Panthers defeated then undefeated West Jones to win the South 5A championship game.
Harris accounted for 363 yards of offense between his scrambles and perhaps his most effective throwing game of the season. The swift senior will likely be BrookhavenŌĆÖs top weapon in Saturday nightŌĆÖs state championship match against the West Point Green Wave.
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The Hebron Christian Eagles have given Starkville Christian a pair of losses so far this season.
Coming off the Thanksgiving break on Monday, Hebron traveled to Starkville and a 59-32 win.
Tonight, the Eagles will be back at home, taking on the Central Academy Vikings.
The Eagles have been led so far this season by senior Carlton Clay, who scored 26 points in the win on Monday night.
TonightŌĆÖs match against Central will start after the varsity girls game, which will begin at 6 p.m.
By Bryan Davis
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The Hebron Christian Lady Eagles have played nine games so far in the early portion of the 2010-2011 regular season, and so far, no one has been able to beat them.
On Monday night, the girls returned to the court for the first time since Thanksgiving, traveling to Starkville to take on Starkville Christian for the second time this season.
The Lady Eagles opened the season against that opponent with a decisive win, and last night, they replicated that with a 65-20 victory.
Tonight, the Lady Eagles look to take down the Lady Vikings of Central Academy.
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The Oak Hill Academy Lady Raiders will be looking to pick up where they left off when they finished before the Thanksgiving break last week when they face Calhoun on the road tonight.
On Tuesday, the Lady Raiders capped off the first part of the season with a 54-28 win over Marshall.
TonightŌĆÖs game will begin at 6 p.m. following the junior varsity girls and boys games.
By Bryan Davis
Sports Editor
Tonight, the Oak Hill Academy Raiders will be back on the court, taking the show on the road to Calhoun Academy to play for the first time since Tuesday of last week.
On that Monday, the Raiders lost a heartbreaker to Starkville, in overtime. It marked their second consecutive overtime loss.
Tonight, they Raiders are looking to start a winning streak in the brief period before the Christmas Holidays.
The Raiders will begin play after the varsity girls game.
John Yarborough was the lucky winner in the first drawing for the West Point Touchdown ClubŌĆÖs ŌĆśRaffle a Day.ŌĆÖ The first drawing took place at Cadance Bank. Pictured from left are Tennille Portera, drawing the name, Coey Fowler and Ken Fowler.
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Charles B. "Charlie" Cliett Sr., age 86, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010, at North Mississippi Medical Center-West Point.


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In June of 1999, Andy started work as the Lauzier Ag Systems Educator. In this position, funded through an endowment from the Paul Lauzier Charitable Foundation, Andy is working to develop solutions to irrigated farming challenges in the Columbia Basin. His current focus is on helping farmers build soils through cover cropping, high residue farming systems, and alternative weed control practices. In all this work, he strives to increase on-farm profits and help farmers find ways to balance economic and environmental needs.
Before coming to Washington, Andy was with the University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension. While there, he worked with farmer groups across the state involved in management-intensive grazing, direct marketing of meats, cover cropping, organic grain farming, and alternative crops.
Andy has a B.S. degree in Agricultural Engineering from Colorado State University and a M.S. degree in Agronomy from the University of California-Davis. He served in the Peace Corps as a rural water engineer in Ecuador from 1988-1990 and worked for the Natural Resources Conservation Service for three years in Western Colorado.
Andy, his wife Melinda, and their daughters, Abigael, Briana, and Elise live in Ephrata.
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Costume also includes leather look belt with PVC bones creating a sexy prehistoric look. Finishing touch is a black Betty wig with attached bow.
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Just when you think that the architecture of today's world is an amazing thing, take a look back at historical places and you truly have an appreciation for all of the hard work that was put in centuries ago, without all of the modern conveniences we have today. Italy's Sammezzano Castle in Tuscany really puts that in perspective with its intricacies abound within each room.
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Any Help Please?IMAGINE THIS ENTIRE JOURNAL AS A BIG PLEADING HUG
I kinda mistyped that as "pleasing" which also works.
Me and charligal-stock are going to be starting a contest soon. it's going to launch as soon as we iron out the finer points. I think we will soon, but until then think of it as a wonderful surprise!
Right now I would love it if any of you would be so kind as to donate any prizes for the contest: exclusive stock (if you stock), subscriptions, points, journal features, commissions, art, cheesecake, rum, prints, knick-knacks (not knickers. it's not that kind of contest) anything really.
I will state that once you donate a prize, can you PLEASE please please please PLEASE honour giving it to the prize winners? Last time I had to sub people out myself with extra points, subs and drawings, and I always donate these anyway but only as many as I can afford. Play nice kiddies
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Madame Tussauds has stepped down from the pedestal and embraced her visitors with a revolutionary concept – the wax museum with exhibits you can touch, hug, play with and even kiss. Imagine shooting hoops with the Houston Rockets centre Yao Ming, practicing Kung Fu with Bruce Lee, or scoring a goal while the effigy of David Beckham watches you. Read More...
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Northern Illinois University quarterback Jordan Lynch has gotten off to a great start this season, earning back-to-back Player of the Week nods from the Mid-American Conference.
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In his first year as the Huskies' starting quarterback, Lynch has passed for 845 yards and seven touchdowns on 66-of-103 passing (64.1 percent) and has run for 438 yards and five touchdowns on 64 carries to average 6.8 yards per carry. He ranks 18th in the country in rushing with an average of 109.5 yards per game, and is third among FBS quarterbacks in rushing yards.
Lynch was named the MAC West Player of the Week for his performances against Army and Kansas in the last two weeks. The Chicago native passed for a career-high 342 yards and ran for 125 in NIU's 41-40 victory over Army. He threw the game-winning touchdown pass to Martel Moore with 4:29 to play.
Against Kansas, Lynch led the Huskies to 17 fourth-quarter points, beginning with a 65-yard touchdown pass to Moore, giving Northern Illinois a 30-23 come-from-behind victory. The junior passed for 235 yards and two touchdowns on 23-of-35 passing and ran for 134 yards on 22 carries.
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