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Just a very quick entry to my little online weekend diary…I love rounding up what we've been up to so that I can look back and remember our adventures!
I do hope you had a good weekend, whatever you were up to!
Ems x
I do love it when the weekend starts early! And this one did as we recieved surprise (ish) visitors in the shape of the lovely Claire and Matthew. On their way to a wedding in the North, they joined us for our ritual Friday PieDay supper (Shepherd's Pie this week!) as well as great chats, and much reviewing of Rightmove (at least we're not the only ones who are addicted!).
Saturday began as usual with a wake up call from Cooper, followed by a dog walk. Then after a quick coffee we decided to walk into town for Brunch. We opted to do a little shopping and browsing first and as we'd not popped into our favourite Otley gallery in a while, went to see what treasures were to be found in the stunning Old Grammar School Gallery. As usual, there were lots of gorgeous things to spy and we had a very nice long chat with the proprietor who actually used to go to school in the building our house is now in!
We'd been eying up the incredible paintings on show there by Sheryl Ashton….the very large one in particular is a big favourite of ours but unfortunately beyond our budget (though still a steal for such amazing work!). So, when it was pointed out to us that there were a few of her original works to be purchased un-framed, we eagerly leafed through the browsers and found a stunning painting by her that we both adored….and at uncommonly decisive speed, Adam snapped it up to bring home! We're very excited about framing and hanging it, and adding to our home!
For our brunch we headed to the pretty little Victoria Plum Tea Rooms. We're hoping to try all of the tea rooms in Otley (there are a great many!) but this one had caught my eye with its quaint frontage and yummy sounding menu. Feeling pretty hungry I chose a double fried free range egg bap, with a double choc mocha alongside. Adam went for the toasted tea cake followed by a home made scone….all of which was seriously delish!
The afternoon saw more errands, shopping and dog walking, along with a light supper and some slobbing in front of the TV!
Having enjoyed our extra hour's sleep, Sunday brought more adventures as we received more visitors! Friends Sam and Ellie live not too far away from our new home, so they came over to see the new place and explore Otley. After a cup of tea and a catch up, we headed to the Craft Market at the Courthouse, then the monthly Farmers' Market in the square. Sam and Ellie are foodies too, so we all enjoyed snooping around the stalls and buying up lots of treats and yums. They kindly treated Cooper and Digby to their favourite hand made treats, and we all shared some tiny Dutch pancakes called Poffertjes which were seriously yummy!
I found a new favourite stall though….the Convivial Yorkshire Crisp Company were there with lots of different flavours to try! Most notable were the Henderson's sauce flavour which is SO good, and the Chardonnay Wine Vinegar flavour which are most unusual and very tasty. As a crisp connoisseur I can certainly recommend them, and will be munching through a great many I dare say!
Lastly, we all got a huge bap filled with hog roast and stuffing to bring home with us, and yummed those up along with some of the sweet treats.
After that we took a dog walk together to work off some of the eating; Sam and Ellie loving to see Cooper and Digby playing and running at the park. Then after one more cuppa for the road, they set off home and we spent the rest of the afternoon and evening getting some more slobbing in…and eating a whole tub of the crisps in my case!
Ems x
Despite still having lots to do as we settle into the house, we've been enjoying spending our weekends exploring our new locale….especially with the new added benefit of a car!
Adam finished work at lunch time on Friday as he had some time to take in lieu, so we drove to nearby Ilkley to walk the dogs down the river and scope out all that the town centre has to offer. We found lots of lovely shops, The Veggie cafe that we're dying to try out, and our nearest Betty's Tea Rooms which I hope to visit before long!
On Saturday we took an early morning walk on the gorgeous Otley Chevin, the foresty hill that overlooks the town. The dogs love it up there as there is lots to sniff and explore, and the views are just stunning on a gorgeous day like Saturday.
After breakfast we drove to Kirkstall Abbey to meet my Brother-in-Law and Sister-in-Law and our little niece Clementine. There's a monthly Deli Market there with dozens of wonderful food and drink stalls set up inside the beautiful ruins of the abbey. We did a circuit to see what we might like, then bought up lots of goodies….for our lunch we bought a yummy free range scotch egg and incredibly delicious pork and gammon pie from The Blue Pig (as well as some of their sausages for another day), plus some gruyere and rosemary straws. There was a huge amount of sweet stuff to choose from, and we came away with a Chai Spiced flapjack from Oat Cuisine (top prize for their punderful name!), a Vegan Columbian Coffee Tiffin from That Old Chestnut, fudge courtesy of Aunty Emily's (another great name!), and our first ever Canadian Nanaimo bar from Fayre by Alley. We were also in need of marmalade, so we bought some amazing Orange and Cardamon Marmalade from Hummingbird Preserves. The abbey is well worth a visit in its own right, and I'm sure we'll be back with our cameras…..and we'll be no strangers to the Deli Market too I'd imagine!
We popped to Adam's Brother's for a cup of tea and niece cuddles, plus some fussing of their two gorgeous Staffies. Then we drove to nearby Arthington to look at a house for sale….we're not strictly ready to move yet having only just arrived, but I've not stopped thinking about this place since Adam found it on Right Move and he eventually decided that the only way to shut me up was to take a look! I'm glad we did….it's good practise for when we start viewing properly….but in reality it wasn't quite the dream home I'd thought it was. We shall keep on looking though!
It being a month since we've moved here, we decided to celebrate with a meal out at a local vegetarian restaurant on Saturday night, then it was an early night for us after a busy day!
On Sunday we had our friends Craig and Shelley over for morning coffee….we're delighted to be living so near to them now, and that we'll get to see them more often. After a quick catch up we all walked to the Designer Craft Fair in the Otley Courthouse to peruse the pretty things, then made our way to the Farmers' Market in the square. As usual there was lots to tempt us and we came away with full bags….Mornington House's scrumptious jams (strawberry, raspberry and damson), Butterscotch and Rocky Road slices from the amazing Yummy Yank, half a dozen huge free range duck eggs and a bun filled with delicious free range hog roast and stuffing from Happy Hogs to bring home for lunch.
After scoffing, Craig and Shelley headed home for some sort of sporting race or match or something, then shortly afterwards Adam's Dad arrived as he'll be staying with us this week. He and Adam's Mum are also making the move up from Hitchin later this week (he's meeting with builders and things whilst Liz sorts out the movers) and we drove over to their new place to have a little look around the nearby High Street in the afternoon.
I cooked up a roast leg of lamb with all the trimmings for supper, followed by a fruit crumble and custard. The perfect way to end a lovely weekend!
Hope you had a lovely weekend too!
Ems x
I do love it when the weekend starts early, and it certainly did this week! My dear friend Vixie came to visit Hitchin on Friday and we happily spent the entire day moseying around together! We hit the Antiques and Collectables market hard…spending hours there in fact! Then it was to the local vintage shops and charity shops until we were all shopped out! We both came away with lots of fabulous treasures and it was so lovely to catch up with her.
On Saturday morning we took a drive out to Chick Sands for a lovely long morning walk with the hounds….it was a beautifully crisp and bright morning and I do love exploring that place! Once home we scoffed belgian waffles for breakfast and then I spent some time in the garden, readying it for winter!
In the afternoon we set off to nearby Knebworth where we were having the first archery lesson of our beginners course! The course was a gift for Adam's birthday and lasts four days. It's with a great local club called the Green Dragon Bowmen (how cool is THAT?!) and they shoot right out front of the stunning Knebworth House. We started with a warm up and then the very basic techniques, just shooting at paper plates to begin with! After tea and biscuits we carried on freestyle shooting, with some great teachers who are members of the club. We had an amazing time and soon saw some progress….as well getting rather achey to boot!
We spent the evening relaxing in front of the telly, watching Buffy after a naughty dinner of pizza….a much needed rest after the day's adventures!
Sunday morning saw another lovely walk over at Radwell, then it was back home to do some housey things before heading back to Knebworth for our second class. We progressed to proper targets this time, and further away too….my first few arrows didn't even make it far enough, let alone hit a good place on the target! Still, with more help from our great teachers, we carried on progressing, and by the end of the day Adam was looking like a proper archer and getting some really impressive shots!
It had rained on us during our lessons so we were keen to warm up back at home with a cup of tea before heading back out again to walk the dogs. Adam's Mum had been gardening for us whilst hound sitting so it was great to see what she'd been up to too! We now have a large new flower bed to play with, and soon will be able to grow veggies there!
Our afternoon walk saw lots of pretty rainbows and great skies, then it was back home to indulge in a take away curry as we were too shattered to cook! It was more vegging out after that, then very soon to sleep after a super tiring weekend!
Ems x
I had such a lovely weekend! The weather really does help of course, and all the sunshine hours make such a difference!
I spent a lot of the weekend gardening….the front garden has been transformed after many hours of hard work and is benefitting from having been totally dug over and filled with plants! I can't wait to see it all bloom, although I guess I have to wait til Spring for that. Still, it looks better already and has tidied up the front of the house no end.
We did some great foraging too…..we picked loads of blackberries and elderberries from the local common, as well as some sweet pea pods and honeysuckle berries I'll be planting for next year. We also raided the back garden, and came back indoors with stacks of apples, more blackberries and greengages too. There is a medlar tree that is also looking rather full, but I think we have to leave those a little longer before harvesting them.
We spent an absolute age rinsing the elderberries, plucking them off their stalks, rinsing them again and then bottling them….I hope it's going to be worth it! We made one bottle of elderberry schnapps and one bottle of spiced elderberry liqueur….can't wait to try them! I made jam from the greengages, and it was probably my most successful yet….it tastes yummy and is the perfect consistency so I'll have to share some tips soon!
As is traditional, we also visited the antiques market on Friday and the car boot sale on Sunday….I picked up some great treasures to use at the wedding and the place was really buzzing in the fine weather. It was also the crafts and farmers market on Saturday, and we dawdled around there awhile, spotting some great new stalls too.
Other than that, it was a weekend of domesticity, relaxing, cooking endless amounts of marrow, walking the dogs and watching more Buffy. Bliss!
Here are a few photos from the weekend…..
Ems x
Few things give me much greater pleasure than foraging for sweet treats and then cooking them up on a lazy weekend! Earlier in the week we went to a nearby hot spot for soft fruits, and whilst the Victoria Plums and Greengages weren't ready yet, we did get a great haul of blackberries and apples!
As far as I'm concerned, by far the best way to use up such things is in a crumble, so today I baked one up to round off the roast dinner we just yummed up! Here is how I make it my favourite way….
How to make it
I like mine with custard, but of course ice cream or creme fraiche is yummy too! If you prefer your fruit nice and firm, just skip the fruit stewing stage as it will have enough time to cook in the oven….I just like it nice and soft though underneath the crunchy crumble!
Have you managed to forage any goodies this summer? What are you making with them?!
Ems x
I'm always snapping away on my phone, truth be told, but this weekend seemed to give me more in the way of picture opportunities than usual. It was indeed a lovely weekend, filled with fun but relaxation too. Anyway, I thought I'd share my instagram feed by way of summing it up…..
Friday night started the weekend with cocktails, as it always should…..
…..we played Guess Who…..
……and then Adam beat me at Triv!
Saturday began with a lovely long dog walk……
…..we headed to Barton Springs for a nice change…..
…..and the sun shone for us rather splendidly!
We found a darling little tea room and gallery for lunch…..
….where they serve an epic Hot Chocolate…..
….and yummy tea on quaint mis-matched china…..
…..as well as lush lunches like the stuffed mushroom on toast that I went for!
Once home we set about hanging our new treasure, the huge antique map of London that looks rather marvellous on our lounge wall…..
….and after that it was an afternoon of snoozing as it all got too much for my boys!
Another lovely walk on Sunday morning, this time at the stunning Chick Sands woods….
….I love all the little dens people have built there!
After a yummy breakfast of Staffordshire Oatcakes (the last left in the freezer after my Mum's visit!) we pootled around the market and car boot sale, where I picked up some little treasures….
…..and where my favourite stallholder gave me this incredible menu from the 60's!
We finally took the tour of the museum opposite where we live in the afternoon….
….and took part in a Victorian lesson where we had to practise reading parrot-fashion…..
…..did maths in old money on slate….
….and worked on our handwriting with a dip pen!
The rest of the day was more relaxing, eating and watching of Buffy. Bliss!
What did you get up to?
Ems x
Another little whistle-stop tour of my weekend…..
Lie in due to headache….followed by a naughty breakfast of Staffordshire Oatcakes with cheese and bacon…into town after that, to buy eggs from the farmers market as well as some much-needed fudge….
Some home-alone training for the dogs, leaving them for twenty minutes at a time to pop into town…coffees back at home in between and reading up on the upcoming Hitchin Festival….
A little gardening, plus a good couple of hours building our new barbecue….Home made veggie Moussaka for dinner….
….then watching The Big Labowski whilst drinking White Russians.
A lovely morning walk at Chick Sands….followed by a walk around the car boot sale and more home-alone training for the hounds….
Gardening and barbecue prep after that…..then Adam's parents over for an afternoon of grilling meats and other goodies….and some slobbing on the sofa for the evening, watching The Fifth Element….
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A stunning walk around Ickleford, through beautiful fields of barley with blue skies above….
Another trip into town to visit the Humanitas shop and to buy sweets….then some more gardening time as well as some wedding stuff whilst sat outside in the sun eating too many sweeties (including strawberry ones shaped like brains!)…
A lazy dinner of nut cutlets then more weddingy stuff before an early night.
Ems x
It's late, and I'm tired, but I do like to keep my little weekend diary going, so here's the whistle stop tour….
Saturday morning….nice long dog walk, with the hound and the new hound too…back home for breakfast (poached eggs) and to get smarted up….then off to our lovely local church of St Mary's for the wedding of Adam and Jodi….
Saturday afternoon….baked a pecan pie and prepared a dinner of Mountain Meatballs from Jamie's America recipe book….took the dogs out for another walk, this time with our friend Hannah….back home Adam made cocktails and we chatted the evening away, as well as scoffing the afore-mentioned dinner….
Sunday morning….a very lovely long walk in the sun with the hounds….back home for breakfast, then a walk around the car boot sale….
Sunday afternoon….more gardening, whilst the hounds played and got to know each other better….ice lollies as a reward for our work….another walk, even though the hounds were shattered from playing….left overs for dinner and Super8 on Bluray whilst cuddling the hounds on the sofa before an early night.
How was your weekend?
Ems x
Because I'm currently inundating you with posts whilst on the Blog Every Day in May Challenge, I thought that for this week at least I'd keep my usual monday post telling you about my weekend fairly brief…. It was another splendid weekend, and as I took plenty of photos, I thought I'd guide you through it via my Instagram pictures….
Saturday morning began with a beautifully sunny walk along the Hambridge Way. Afterwards we had breakfast then headed into town….
We spotted a sign outside St Mary's Church saying that their bells had been restored and were on show until they are put back up next week, so we popped in to have a look….
After a little shopping we stopped off in the market square to watch the Hitchin Fashion Show….
….then we spent some time there with the GRWE hounds, collecting and raising awareness….
Cooper had a splendid time getting fussed over and adored, and Lacy in particular was excited to be there and have her photo taken!….
We drank lots of amazing coffee as we've just got a new coffee machine…testing is going very well!….
I spent some time in the afternoon in the garden…I'm not going to get rid of the bluebells from our unruly lawn but I did do some tidying up and planting around the flower beds….
And I found our pretty apple tree in blossom (it's not visible from the house because of the FOUR ewe trees!). The evening was originally going to be spent in London, but as we've not been sure when our new hound will be arriving we decided it best to stay at home and have a relaxing night in as we wait for him!
Another gorgeous walk started our Sunday….
We saw bumper loads of cowslips and walked til we were shattered!….
We had a snoop around the car boot sale after that, then pottered about the garden again and had lunch before heading to the cinema to watch Iron Man. Once home, I cooked up a big batch of chilli for dinner and then the evening was spent watching New Girl, blogging and relaxing.
Hope you had a picture perfect weekend too?!
Ems x


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There is nothing like getting a new, dreamed about piece of brewing equipment. Well, maybe when my first child was born, but it's a close second.
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Man I want one so bad!!!! If Lil Sparky didn't let me bum his now and again I would probably suck up the cash and order one now!
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This album has taken almost three years to be released. In that time, Fefe Dobson re-signed with the label (ISLAND) that scrapped her sophmore effort "Sunday Love" (which was amazing). Because of the re-sign the original version of the album has been altered,giving "Joy" more pop radio-friendly hits such as:"Ghost" and "Stutterin". Some of the older songs from the original "Joy" make the B-side of the album, giving it a half pop/half indie feel. This works both against the album and for it.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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According to Jeremy Fowler of CBS Sports, Davin Joseph will visit the Rams today. Joseph was cut by the Bucs on Saturday [2].
Davin Joseph To Visit Rams
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Former #Bucs [3] OG Davin Joseph is visiting the #Rams [4] today, per source.
— Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerCBS) March 12, 2014 [5]
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Mets Match Single-Season Wins Record
The St. Lucie Mets matched their single-season record for wins in team history as they cruised past the Bradenton Marauders 7-3 on Saturday at Digital Domain Park.
Chase Huchingson pitched 6 1/3 innings and allowed three runs and six hits with one walk and 11 strikeouts.
Jeff Walters tossed 1 2/3 innings and gave up one hit and struck out two. Adam Kolarek pitched a scoreless inning and fanned two.
Richard Lucas went 2-for-4 with two runs scored with two RBIs.
Aderlin Rodriguez finished 1-for-4 with an RBI. Cory Vaughn also had a hit and RBI.
The Mets visit the Marauders on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. Kyle Allen is the scheduled starter for the Mets.
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How to remove rust from muffin pans
does anyone have a method for doing this? mine are old, and not non-stick. Thanks!
I have some very old..I call them muffin tins but theya re shaped like miniature bundt pans....and I just wipe with a paper towel with crisco until I have all the loose rust off.
Steel wool would remove it, but likely would also remove the tin coating....and so would Naval Jelly...but I don't want to use that where my food is also cooked.
Crisco works for me.
Linda C
How do I feel about using it on cooking surfaces?
Considering that oxalic acid is a major component of broccoli and other dark green leafies, doesn't bother me at all. If I stopped using BKF because of the oxalic acid I would have to stop eating all those great veggies too.
And if the alternative is to use a non-stick teflon coating, with all the problems that can cause, it's a no-brainer for me.
I use BKF on all my stainless cookware, and have never seen a residue from lack of rinsing. They wouldn't have that pretty, polished look if there was residue from the BKF. So, even if oxylic acid was dangerous, there's none left behind.
You seem to have a thing about BKF, Linda. But have you ever read the labels on other kitchen cleaning products? Virtually all of them contain ingredents that are potentially harmful. For instance, Soft Scrub (which Friend Wife uses, so happens to be handy) contains "sufactants and hypochlorite bleach" and carries the warning: Avoid contact with eyes. May cause skin irritation." There's also a caution that prolonged use on certain surfaces can cause discoloring. Hmmmmm? Do we really want to use something that can discolor porcelain counters on our dishes?
If we started listing the contraindications to using household bleach and household ammonia we'd be here the rest of the night.
All in all, I think this is an issue in search of a controversy. But it's not a meaningful problem.
....particularly parsley, chives, and spinach. Anybody going to give them up because of the high oxalic acid content?
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Dear John, I'll do my best and send more pictures of the winter:)) and the time I still have many months! I can tell you I do not like winter very much, but it is something which we can not do much. Many greetings to you. Pia -at moment minus 10 celsius and I can see one piece of blue sky !
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HOLY THURSDAY – April 2nd
Mass at 7:00 p.m. followed by: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
GOOD FRIDAY – April 3rd
Stations of the Cross: 3:00 p.m. Celebration of the Lord's Passion: 7:00 p.m.
SATURDAY – April 4th
Blessing of Food at 12:00 Noon Easter Vigil Mass – 8:00 P.M
EASTER SUNDAY – April 5th
Easter Masses – 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.
We are looking for 12 volunteers to sign up to have their foot washed at Mass on Holy Thursday. If you are interested in participating, there is a sign up sheet on the bulletin board across from the church office.
A Day of Fast and Abstinence
Catholics between the ages of 18 and 59 are obliged to fast on Good Friday. All Catholics 14 years old and older must abstain from meat on Good Friday. Fasting means partaking of only one full meal. Some food (not equaling another full meal) is permitted at breakfast and around midday or in the evening – depending on when a person chooses to eat the main or full meal. Abstinence forbids the use of meat.
May I invite you to attend Holy Week services? If it has been awhile since you have gone to Holy Week services, or if you have never gone, I encourage you to take the opportunity this year. Give yourself and your family a real experience of walking with Jesus in this way.
Holy Thursday at 7:00 PM: We gather to share the Word, celebrate the washing of feet and share in the Eucharist. The Blessed Sacrament is taken from the church. Silent Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament follows until midnight for those who are interested.
Good Friday at 7:00 PM: The church is empty; there is no Blessed Sacrament present. All gather in silence. Beginning with a silent entrance, the liturgy features the reading of Christ's Passion from the Gospel of John. We pray the original General Intentions. The cross is brought into the midst of the community and through the veneration of the cross, we respond to the Passion of Jesus. We then partake of Holy Communion that was consecrated at Mass on Holy Thursday.
Easter Vigil: We gather to hear the stories of salvation. The liturgy begins with the lighting of the new fire and the Easter candle. We hear the beauty of the Exsultet followed by the Liturgy of the Word, culminating in the great "Alleluia" and the Easter Gospel. We are the first to arrive at the empty tomb. The Easter water is blessed, and then all join in the profession of faith, and the Liturgy of the Eucharist.
Easter: The day of resurrection continues the joy of the Vigil. We proclaim the Risen Christ in scripture, song, baptismal renewal, and Eucharist.
As stewards and disciples of Christ, we recognize that all the goods and riches in our life are gifts from God. Strengthened by the Eucharist, we respond to God's generosity in our lives with gratitude by using and sharing our gifts in service of others. If you haven't already done so, please share your blessings and make a gift to the 2015 Cardinal's Appeal. Thank you!
All Senior Citizens (Age 55+) are invited to our monthly Senior Citizen Luncheon, held on the first Wednesday of each month at 12 Noon. The next luncheon will be Wednesday, April 1, 2015. A free-will offering is taken. If you have any questions or would like to help in any way, please call Helen Schwarting at 744-3026.
St. Paul's strives to be a community of Christians, in the Roman Catholic tradition, responding to the call of Jesus under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, providing mutual assistance in Christian life, witness, service and worship and promoting the Reign of God as proclaimed in the Scriptures:
Father Sean Harlow, Order of Carmelites.
No Classes Spring Break. Enjoy!
Re-registration will take place on Monday, April 13th, Tuesday, April 14th, and Wednesday, April 15th from 6:30 – 8:00 p.m. Registration for families entering our Religious Education Program for the first time will be held later in June. Watch the bulletin for the date.
As part of the Archdiocesan "Making All things New" process, St. Paul's is pledged to cooperate with the following parishes as 'Cluster 73': St. Joseph's (Wurtsboro), Infant Saviour (Pine Bush), Our Lady of the Assumption (Bloomingburg), St. Joseph's (Middletown), and Our Lady of Mount Carmel (Middletown). For the latest information about our Cluster and about the individual parishes, please go to our Cluster Website at:
The next Parish Council meeting will be Monday, April 13th at 6:30pm. All are welcome!


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New garden in the 'woods'
Part of our cottage lot is 'wooded' - when the kids were small we referred to it as the '100 acre woods' a la Winnie the Pooh, but it is really about 1/4 acre of wild lilac and sumac with a few ancient oaks and pines. Much if it is a hill of blasting rubble piled there about 60 years ago while installing a septic system. One would think that 60 years accumulation of fallen leaves would produce some planting medium, but one would be wrong. Hand picking rocks to excavate a depression and filling it with bags of three way and compost seems to be the best alternative. This summer I started a beautification project, and have 4 'planting pockets' prepared. I popped some late summer bargain hostas in two of them. Fingers crossed. I'll have fun next spring.
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Jan, way to go! Your planting pockets Will be a welcoming sight in the spring and summer for you to enjoy...here's to your gardening spirit..cheers all round!! :-)...
....ours sits on and is virtually surrounded by rock but its amazing how little a growing medium trees need to latch their roots onto...trees jut out of rocks all over the Lake. We've built a rock wall on top of the rock and the garden survives on its own, after a fashion...hosta remain small but get no attending to except what Mother Nature provides. A lot of cottagers have gardens although few are in ground...mostly potted.
Your beautification program will be a joy to the birds as well! :-)
ken - back in the day, sewage was pumped directly into the St. Lawrence River. When the wisdom of that practice was questioned and the law wisened up, most dwellings along the river opted for holding tanks, but my handy-man father-in-law blasted enough to accommodate an in ground tank, and then built up a hill of sand between the cottage and the road for the weeping tile bed.. Must have been quite an operation, and 60 years later one whole side of our lot is 'wooded' with whatever would grow in the rubble - primarily lilac. The built up hill also changed the contour of a gentle slope enough that we enter our cottage on the second story rather than climbing down to ground level. Pretty unique.
Hopefully hostas will like living on rubble.
Love the idea of your planting pockets. I can feel your pain with the rocks and poor soil. We plant everything at our camp (so far) in containers or on berms (we buy topsoil by the truck load - have used 4 small truck loads so far). We are currently looking at a project where there's a cavity in the rock (they used to mine copper here) and plan to fill it with a layer of fill dirt, then top soil, then plant roughly half a dozen apple trees in it. Biggest (area wise) project so far!


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Before missionaries came into the area, the areas around Moses Lake were mostly occupied by Kowalchina and Sinkiuse Native Americans. The chief of one of the tribes was given the name Moses, hence the city's name nearly 100 years later when a small group of pioneers moved into the area in 1910 and settled on the shores of the lake. Today, the city has grown into one of the most diverse and dynamic cities in central Washington due to its centralized location, low cost of living, excellent schools and crime rate, and quaint small-town atmosphere.
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4.3.7 Recommendation #7: Do Not Include an HTML Front Cover
The first of these reverses a long-standing error in Amazon's Kindle production policy. Until now this section heading read Include an HTML Front Cover, while it now emphatically says not to (as I have long advocated). Including one has always resulted in two cover images appearing, causing reader confusion due to the apparent unresponsiveness of the first page turn. Moreover, there has never been a good reason to include an HTML cover page, since all Kindle devices and apps render the jpeg cover image correctly, as well as using it for the bookshelf image.
As the Kindle Publishing Guidelines itself now states:
While Amazon previously recommended an HTML front cover page for fixed-format books, this is no longer necessary.
Kindle books should only have one visible JPEG cover. This cover should be a high-resolution JPEG image that has the same level of quality as the subsequent pages. Any instances of HTML cover pages should be deleted to avoid a repetition of the cover image.Presumably the HTML cover page was originally included in order for the Guide to point to the cover as the first page the reader sees, if this was so desired (since it could not point directly to an image at that point, as it now can). But since the implementation has been inconsistent, opening to the jpeg image in many cases, as well as the reader being able to swipe back to the cover image anyway, this has caused confusion and frustration for many readers.
The recommendation to include a high resolution cover image is now all the more important, since it will be rendered as a full page image on first opening.
4.3.9 Recommendation #9: Do Not Include Start Reading Location
This is an entirely new addition which addresses an ongoing issue with the first page to which a Kindle ebook opens on first reading. This has been erratic and seemingly random, since the same ebook would open to different pages on different Kindle iterations, depending on a number of confusing factors (including, among other things, the appearance or absence of a "toc" entry in the Guide, as detailed on pages 74-5 of my Kindle formatting manual).
While Amazon has repaired several of these errant instances, some have continued to persist (such as the perplexing inability of the "Go to Beginning" entry to open at Page 1). This issue is now eliminated with the newest Guideline recommendation:
In Kindle fixed-format books, the OPF file should not include the start reading location ("Go to Beginning") guide item. Amazon now sets this guide item to the JPEG cover for Kindle fixed-format books.All fixed layout Kindle ebooks will now open to the cover image (which should now only be a jpeg image), rather than to the title page, the table of contents, the first page after the table of contents, or any other random location in the publication. This provides for a consistent user experience across devices and platforms, as should have been the case all along.
Note that Section 3.5.1 on "Recommended Guide Items" still lists the "Go To Beginning" entry as a valid item. This is likely an editorial oversight, but since the removal of the start reading Guide item is only a recommendation, the entry is technically still valid, though not advised.
Note also that you can still include a "bodymatter" element for the start reading location in the Landmarks section of a nav doc, though this will not affect the page to which the book first opens, but only create a linked menu entry to the chosen page.
18.104.22.168 Using KindleGen
Among the other changes made in this edition is the inclusion of Dutch as an optional language in KindleGen (using the locale option nl during conversion).
3.6.3 Image Guideline #3: Use Color Images
Removed the line describing the difference between eInk and color tablet devices, and added a statement that photographs must be in the jpeg format. Specifically, the line removed stated that:
The Kindle e Ink devices currently have a black and white screen, but color is available on the Kindle Fire, Kindle for iPhone, and Kindle for PC.This is curious, since the removal of the reference to a greyscale display hints at the coming of a color eInk screen. Although this has long been awaited, to date there is no evidence that a reflective color display is forthcoming, and we have already missed this year's pre-holiday release window, so presumably it won't appear for at least another year.
The appended statement that photos must be formatted as jpegs is followed by further image clarifications in the next section.
3.6.5 Image Guideline #5: Use GIF or PNG for Line-Art and Text
This entry has been extensively revised to make it adamantly clear that line-art and text images should not be formatted as jpegs, which blur sharp edges when adding compression, but should instead be embedded as either gifs or png files, which preserve crisp edges - and even enhance them, in the case of gifs, by reducing color values and grayscale contrast (as the added line "including black-and-white drawings" makes clear).
One line has been removed here that bears comment:
The automatic conversions applied by KindleGen are best avoided.This statement was always inaccurate in this context, since all supported image formats are converted to jpegs during the KindleGen conversion, and therefore cannot be avoided. What was meant instead was that the cleanest possible image should be input in order for KindleGen to apply the best conversion possible. If an already compressed jpeg is embedded, its quality will only get further reduced by the additional compression applied by KindleGen when converting to the low Mobi 7 image standards.
This requirement is emphatically repeatedly in this section several times, culminating in the conclusion that
Amazon insists on GIF or PNG file formats for line-art.Finally, a lengthy section has been added to the description of the MINIMUM size requirements for lines of text contained in images (which is 6 pixels for a lowercase "a"), including the addition of a new example image:
The added text states that the image should be taller than the 6 pixel text itself, such that
the image should be at least 45 pixels in height so that it displays proportional to surrounding text content.This assumes, of course, that the surrounding text content has not been modified by the user's font size and line height settings, but the intention is clear: make your text images big enough that they can be clearly seen, and leave some margin space around them so they preserve the line height and don't encroach upon surrounding text.
6 Audio and Video Guidelines
Several additions have been included to reiterate the fact that, no, audio and video is not supported on eInk devices, and KDP does not accept Kindle Editions with audio/video content included. Still.
This is simply a shortcoming of the slow refresh rates of eInk screens (and one of the primary reasons reflective color displays have not been adopted), although why audio is forbidden is beyond me. Probably for the same reason Amazon stopped bothering to include speakers, or even a headphone jack, on the eInk devices. Or perhaps because of it.
9 Kindle Best Practices
Here again some lines have been removed, and the terms "e Ink" and "tablet" inserted to more clearly differentiate between the two. There is also a revision of the formats supported for viewing on devices and in Previewer, via the removal of two lines.
The Kindle Fire device view displays the content in Kindle Format 8.This applies to Previewer, and was probably removed due to the fact that it is no longer relevant, since virtually all Kindle devices now support KF8, and Previewer displays content as such.
You can test Mobi 7 content on a Kindle e Ink device and on Kindle applications for PC/Mac/Android.This line was made more or less redundant by the fact that Mobi 7 content is now only sent to the oldest of the old Kindle devices, and is very likely soon to be eliminated. Moreover, there is no way to actually chose which version of the converted file is being tested, since the device reads whichever one it has support for. Again, virtually all Kindle devices now read KF8, so the distinction is no longer relevant.
The subsequent line that stated KF8 could only be tested on the Kindle Fire has also been appended to include the eInk devices, but interestingly not the apps. This implies that you can no longer use (or rely on using) the desktop and mobile apps for testing files, which is sound advice, since they are the least consistent in rendering content correctly, or supporting features. Best Practice is, and has always been, to test on an actual Kindle device, followed by Previewer, and only as a last resort to use a desktop or mobile app (although the Android app is better than the other apps by far, as far as feature support goes).
All in all, these updates pave the way for future moves away from the outdated Mobi 7 format and into feature-rich KF8 support across the board (more or less), and address some outstanding issues with the format itself in order to make the reading experience more consistent.


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This truly is a home away from home!
This truly is a home away from home! The owners/management have ensured every comfort is at your fingertips. From kitchen utensils and appliances, cable and wifi, plush beds and comforters, washer and dryer, and the lovely porch swings( yes, there is one upstairs too!), this home has every comfort you could need. The location is a block from the quaint downtown district of Brunswick and perfectly located minutes from St. Simon's, Sea Island, and Jekyll Island. We stayed at the small cottage on this property previously and loved it. This home lives up to the same high standard. We will surely make this our home away from home on every visit to the Golden Isles!!!
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This quaint cottage is so much more than it appears from the outside! It is an architectural wonder how spacious this small space felt with four adults staying here! The large bathroom with a full sized washer and dryer was beautifully done. The living room has seating for 8 comfortably, and the cozy loft space was the perfect place to lay our heads after a day exploring the very close by Jekyll and St. Simon's islands! We also enjoyed the patio and brick chimney grill! This place drips southern charm! We are so happy we found it and will be back again soon!
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I have never, ever bent the feed lips on an aluminum mag. In my experience, a GI 30 rounder with green follower and good spring (www.sawlesales.com) is had to beat. If you want to spend more for a P-mag, go for it. I'm sure it is a good product. I have 40+ GI 30's set up this way and have ZERO problems.
PMAG's are excellent. One of, if not the best mag out there.
Again, all I can say is I have some and I like them a lot. It is a good product.
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2014 was year of big successes (Frozen), milestones (Hello Kitty's 40th) and industry-changing innovations (3D printing). Here's a recap of the news that shaped the year.
Sunrise Brands has sold its North American license for the Superdry retail brand to Superdry's parent company, SuperGroup.
Temple Street Productions has teamed with retailer Hot Topic for a fashion collection inspired by its conspiracy thriller "Orphan Black."
Toys 'R' Us executives outlined initiatives that are being implemented to improve operational performance and drive profitable growth at a meeting Tuesday.
Target has launched its first-ever collection of designer collaborations for men, dubbed Target Collective.
Actress Eva Mendes is continuing to build her namesake line at retailer New York & Company, with the addition of accessories, bridal and kidswear.
Hypermarket chain Meijer has launched a Skechers concept store inside its Knapp's Corner Meijer store in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Toys 'R' Us has named Reg McLay as senior vice president of its Babies 'R' Us business, effective March 30.
Mercis is collaborating with retailer Uniqlo for a kidswear collection featuring Dick Bruna's Miffy, as the storybook character celebrates her 60th anniversary this year.
Disney Consumer Products and Macy's have launched a new collection of girls' apparel inspired by Disney Princess and Frozen characters.
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia has released a new line of natural dog treats exclusively at PetSmart, inspired by the biscuits Stewart makes for her own dogs.
Consumers will welcome the Easter Bunny with open arms this year with total spending on the holiday expected to reach $15.9 billion.
Macy's is bringing back its American Icons campaign for a second year featuring fashion from big-name brands, events and a charity partnership.
Gwyneth Paltrow announced on Instagram Friday the opening of a retail location in Los Angeles for her lifestyle brand Goop.
The Global Retailing Conference convened in Tucson, Ariz., last month to discuss the future of retail. Most merchants agree: technology is the future and it's here now.
Macy's Parade & Entertainment Group has appointed Nickelodeon character SpongeBob SquarePants as its 2014 Holiday Ambassador.
Calvin Klein and apparel e-commerce site MyTheresa.com, are launching a special edition women's capsule featuring classic styles from the 1990s.
The Collegiate Licensing Company, the licensing affiliate of IMG College, released its annual list of top-selling universities and manufacturers.
Platinum Films has teamed up with Vue Entertainment to premiere the new season of "Matt Hatter Chronicles" at 81 Vue movie theaters across the U.K. this month.
For the second year, Walmart has turned to the real toy experts–kids ages 18 months to 12 years–to find this holiday season's top 20 toys.
Fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi has released a new craft line of knitting yarns exclusively at North American arts and crafts store Michaels.
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Restaurant Watch—Oct. 5, 2006
Following are routine and complaint inspection reports for Henrico County food establishments inspected recently by the Henrico Health Department, according to Virginia Department of Health guidelines. Deficiencies are noted as critical" (posing a direct or immediate threat to the safety of the food being served) or "non-critical" (representing a failure of cleaning or maintenance). Inspections represent only a snapshot of the establishment on a specific date and time and may not be representative of its overall cleanliness, according to the VDH. Unless noted, all reported violations were corrected at the time of inspection or shortly thereafter.
Baker Elementary School, 6651 Willson Road - One critical violation reported (non-food employee observed dipping ice into container from ice bin) and six non-critical violations reported.
Byrd Middle School, 9400 Quioccasin Road - No violations reported.
Deep Run High School, 4801 Twin Hickory Road, Glen Allen - Three critical violations reported (employee observed handling dirty pans and trays, then unloading clean trays without washing his hands; masing tape found on handle of pizza spatula; test strip did not change color during wash cycle because temperature of water was too low) and two non-critical violations reported.
Godwin High School, 2101 Pump Road - No violations reported.
Ukrop's, 3460 Pump Road - To critical violations reported (meat products found in drawer that was unplugged; employees left slicers after using them with food still in tray) and one non-critical violation reported.
Applebee's, 5400 West Broad Street - One critical violation reported (several dirty dishes found on clean rack and several steel pans found with date stickers still on them) and two non-critical violations reported.
Bullets, 1501 East Ridge Road - One critical violation reported (precooked chicken breasts found in cold hold table at temperature that was too warm) and five non-critical violations reported.
Collegiate School, North Mooreland Road - One critical violation reported (employee failed to sanitize container during washing, prior to re-use) and seven non-critical violations reported.
McDonald's, 7118 West Broad Street - One critical violation reported (scoop for bulk ice machine found cracked and in need of replacement) and two non-critical violations reported.
Moe's Southwest Grill, 7011 Three Chopt Road, Suite B - No violations reported during complaint inspection. The complainant alleged that a bug was found in a salad. The manager had identified the bug as a cricket. The salad had come from a ready-to-eat package, and the vendor was informed.
Capital Ale House, 4024-A Cox Road, Glen Allen - Four critical violations reported (oyster in breader mix found at room temperature; several items found in refrigerator at temperatures too warm; dried food particles found on slicer; temporary drain hose found on floor in kitchen) and two non-critical violations reported.
Roma's Italian Restaurant, 325 East Williamsburg Road, Sandston - Three critical violations reported (open beverages found in preparation area; dough pans not cleaned after use; dumpster lid and waste oil lid found open) and three non-critical violations reported.
Local couple wins wedding at Lewis Ginter
Richmonders Jim Morgan and Dan Stackhouse were married at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in Lakeside Mar. 7 month after winning the Say I Do! With OutRVA wedding contest in February. The contest was open to LGBT couples in recognition of Virginia's marriage equality law, which took effect last fall. The wedding included a package valued at $25,000.
Morgan and Stackhouse, who became engaged last fall on the day marriage equality became the law in Virginia, have been together for 16 years. They were selected from among 40 couples who registered for the contest. The winners were announced at the Say I Do! Dessert Soiree at the Renaissance in Richmond in February. > Read more.
Fourth-annual Healy Gala planned
The Fourth Annual Healy Gala will be held Saturday, Apr. 11, at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
The event was created to honor Michael Healy, a local businessman and community leader who died suddenly in June 2011, and to endow the Mike Healy Scholarship (through the Glen Allen Ruritan Club), which benefits students of Glen Allen High School.
Healy served as the chairman of Glen Allen Day for several years and helped raise thousands of dollars for local charities and organizations. > Read more.
Ruritan Club holding Brunswick stew sale
The Richmond Battlefield Ruritan Club is holding a Brunswick stew sale, with orders accepted through March 13 and pick-up available March 14. The cost is $8 per quart.
Pick-up will be at noon, March 14, at the Richmond Heights Civic Center, 7440 Wilton Road in Varina.
To place an order, call Mike at (804) 795- 7327 or Jim at (804) 795-9116. > Read more.
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Disney's no-frills, live-action 'Cinderella' delights
Cinderella is the latest from Disney's new moviemaking battle plan: producing live-action adaptations of all their older classics. Which is a plan that's had questionable results in the past.
Alice in Wonderland bloated with more Tim Burton goth-pop than the inside of a Hot Topic. Maleficent was a step in the right direction, but the movie couldn't decide if Maleficent should be a hero or a villain (even if she should obviously be a villain) and muddled itself into mediocrity.
Cinderella is much better. Primarily, because it's just Cinderella. No radical rebooting. No Tim Burton dreck. It's the 1950 Disney masterpiece, transposed into live action and left almost entirely untouched. > Read more.
'An Evening of Country' scheduled April 9-10
The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen's 2nd Stage series will present "An Evening of Country" with The Honky Tonk Experience, April 9-10 at 7 p.m. in the center's Cardinal Ballroom.
Formed in the spring of 2003, The Honky Tonk Experience performs country classics and current country music, from Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings to Dwight Yoakam and Dale Watson. The "Experience" is composed of five local musicians – Brad Spivey, Mike Lucas, Mark Watts, Clark Ball and Ryland Tinnell. The group has shared the stage with several national acts, including Travis Tritt, BR5-49, Dale Watson, Webb Wilder and Junior Brown. > Read more.
Restaurant watch
Find out how your favorite dining establishments fared during their most recent inspections by the Virginia Department of Health. > Read more.
Henrico County property transactions, Mar. 2-8
'All Henrico Reads' author Tayari Jones to speak at Glen Allen High School
Freeman students 'Read Aloud'
Legislative session a mixed bag for immigrants
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Athlete of the Week – March 20: Annemarie Beran
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