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"If there is anything Divine in you, it is your breath." – Yogi Bhajan
I have loved, truly and deeply, yoga since 1998 when I saw Madonna talk about it with Oprah. Still, it seems, the mind/body/spirit promise of yoga and I had never actually met until early this year when I first stepped into Kundalini Rising Yoga in Nashville, Tennessee. I was finally able to understand the relationship between myself, the terribly human me and the Divine that is both within and far beyond me.
It was an admittedly clumsy beginning, complete with several failed attempts to integrate this practice into my every day life. Finally, the shift has occurred. I am doing yoga daily, counting (one at a time) the sometimes thrilling and alternately terrifying days of my first 40-Day Sadhana. Forty days… that's the stuff that changes a girl's life.
Kundalini Yoga, for me, is an experience that touches, awakens, and heals my mind, my body, and my spirit. After 15 years on this path of personal evolution – including traditional therapy, spiritual seeking, a 12-Step recovery, formal education, independent studies, and more – I can honestly say that no other single experience has impacted me so profoundly.
Honestly, I'm still unable to discern, let alone articulate here, how or why this style of yoga has touched me so deeply but every day when I look into the mirror, the woman looking back at me holds the truth. Pounds and inches do not tell the story, not yet at least… rather it is in my eyes that I can affirm that after many, many years, I've finally begun the journey back to the truth of who I am.
Already, my muscles (particularly my core muscles) are stronger than they've ever been. The improvements in my flexibility and stamina are surprising, even to me. I'm meditating… finally, after all these years. It seems that everything is finally different, or even more importantly, it can be. I believe in myself, in my ability to be that which I aspire to be, and it's changing my life. Of course, I also know that this is only the beginning.

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Nomads Capital Backpackers in Wellington, is centrally located and is more like a budget hotel than a hostel. Make sure you enjoy your free entree meal in Blend Bar next door.
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La Tortilla Factory Smart and Delicious Wraps: These are made from ivory teff and dark teff, which I wrote about before as a staple of Ethiopian food. These are wheat-, dairy- and egg-free, but contain soy lecithin.
Don Pancho Gluten-Free wraps: Couldn't find too much info. other than gluten- and wheat-free.
Food for Life: Again, not too much info. on the website, but it's gluten-free.
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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth;
Then took the other, as just as fair,
And having perhaps the better claim,
Because it was grassy and wanted wear;
Though as for that the passing there
Had worn them really about the same,
And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden black.
Oh, I kept the first for another day!
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
Robert Frost
This well known and much loved poem by the American poet Robert Frost has been the subject of many different analyses since its publication in 1916. The image of a traveler confronted with a choice of two paths at a fork in the road, is a powerful one. Frost himself said that the poem was about his friend Edward Thomas, an indecisive hiking companion with whom he spent much time debating which path to take!
Despite its mischievous and honest origins, the metaphor is multi-layered and rich whether or not Frost intended it to be so. The different paths are 'just as fair' as are those open to us in our lives. Marriage, consecrated life and priesthood are all life-giving choices, each with their joys and struggles. But when presented with two choices, often we cannot travel both. In a world where material success and power are so often pursued, consecrated life and priesthood are very much the roads less traveled.
Nor are the full consequences of the choice visible from the place of discernment. For however long we stand at a fork, looking down the paths, we can only see as far as the bend in the undergrowth. To know what lies further on that path, the choice has to be made. That is why the time as a novice or postulant is often considered 'continuing discernment'. To try out one's vocation as a priest or religious is to grow in understanding and your relationship with God.
Read the poem to yourself slowly. Imagine yourself to be in this yellow wood and at the crossroads. Think about the opportunities and possible paths you could take in life. Making yourself open to God's power in your life choices could take you down an unexpected path. Being open to His will may make 'all the difference'.


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We throw so many empty toilet paper tubes away (at least I throw a lot of them away... *shifty eyes*); it seems a downright shame not to do something with them, right? So, when I spotted this simple, 10-minute DIY storage idea on Aunt Peaches, I recognized the pure, crafty genius of it immediately. This! This was the "something"!
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by Andrea McWilliams, Principal, McWilliams & Associates and Fête10 Chair
I am thrilled to announce Fête10 – The Party of the Decade! On September 10, 2010, I invite you to share in an energetic evening celebrating the creativity and generosity of Austinites and the power of the arts in Central Texas. This year, Ballet Austin's annual fundraising gala will light up the night sky with electric elegance, classic innovation and community collaboration… for an event like none other you've ever seen.
When we made the decision to hold a large part of this powerful event at the Seaholm Power Plant, we weren't sure yet how it would be structured… I just knew that Austin needed to see a truly fantastic, one of a kind event in that incredible space before it would be no longer possible. The Fête10 Power Committee has had some phenomenal ideas that the Ballet Austin staff is helping us turn into reality. Their creativity and dedication to the event is unmatched and I could not be more excited about the direction the event is taking! I can promise you that we've got some seriously larger-than-life plans in store for our guests!! Now for the details…
Fête10 will kick-off in style at Ballet Austin with an exclusive and intimate dinner, A Dinner to Dazzle, for only 100 arts patrons and friends. Please note that A Dinner to Dazzle is almost sold out; so, please contact Ballet Austin as soon as possible to insure that you get a table. An unforgettable meal will be followed by a private performance – A Decade of Dance - for 250 in the AustinVentures StudioTheater. Ballet Austin will entertain and inspire with a showcase highlighting 10 years with Artistic Director Stephen Mills. Of course, those patrons already attending A Dinner to Dazzle will automatically gain entry to A Decade of Dance.
The Party of the Decade – and an anticipated 700+ guests! - will be the continuation of Fête10 at Austin's infamous Seaholm Power Plant. Those wanting to attend only The Party of the Decade will have the opportunity to purchase individual tickets. Our friends at Neiman Marcus will provide a high fashion runway event –A Flash of Fashion - showcasing Carolina Herrera's 2010 collection. The High Volt Dance Party will power up after the show, when the runway will be transformed into a dance floor through the close of the evening. There will be a special VIP area at Seaholm for A Dinner to Dazzle guests and event sponsors who will also receive VIP runway seating for the fashion show. Can you make it until 1am? I look forward to seeing you there!
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At just 15 miles from the capital this campsite is an excellent base from which to explore London. Catch a train from Waltham Cross to enjoy the city's fantastic shopping, varied eateries and bars and landmarks such as Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace, the London Eye, Tower Bridge, Olympic Park and more Access and SatNav Advice Site is outside the Congestion Charge Zone. To avoid the Low Emissions Zone, follow directions from junction 25 of the M25. Take A10 towards Enfield and London. Take all available right turns when coming from M25. There's no access through hotel grounds. Worth Noting Holiday Homes are now available to buy. WiFi 100% coverage cannot be guaranteed due to rural location, weather conditions and changing flora. These can cause variable signal strength. Hotspots are available. Prices. Eat Local There is a farmers' market in Waltham Abbey on the third Wednesday of the month. Tastes of Anglia is a group of food producers formed to promote fine food. Find local members at tastesofanglia.com Facilities Theobalds Park has the following facilities on or around the site. 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Ronan (Club Member) stayed Sep 2015 This review is for Theobalds Park Telephone booking accepted with 2 hours notice of arrival due to family illness. Booked grass pitch, but for extra �2 would recommend choosing hardstanding as first option as dewy morning caused mud to stick to shoes. Toilet/shower facilities spotlessly clean even at end of day. Will definately be returning whenever we visit family. Towing: Easy Location: Country,Secluded Suitable For: Older couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 The site is peaceful and clean; a sylvan oasis close to all that London offers. Steve Oliver (Club Member) stayed Sep 2015 This review is for Theobalds Park The site is peaceful and clean; a sylvan oasis close to all that London offers. The staff were very helpful. 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As we have a dog we also found the walks leaflet a great help and would recommend trying the walks even without a dog.we even walked to the Lee Valley white water centre which was well worth the effort as the whole Lee Valley park has some very enjoyable walking. All of the site staff were friendly and welcoming and gave us several recommendations for walks to places to eat, the walk to The Plough was especially good with all bar about 1/2 mile of the 6 1/4 mile round trip on Bridle Paths. We also had problems with fireworks from the Hotel which were very loud and very close, but I guess there is nothing that the Site can do about that. All told an excellent,we'll run and friendly site? Towing: Easy Location: Town,Country Suitable For: Families,Groups,Active break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 1 |2 |26 |Next » Travel Local Travel Nearest bus stop: 1.5 miles from site entrance Nearest train station: Waltham Cross – 2 miles Get Directions to Theobalds Park Staying here? 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Recently, I went to bed, hopeful that a possible Gaza ceasefire might be in the works, only to wake up to news that a bomb explosion on a civilian bus in Tel Aviv had injured 21 people. The attack, the first of its kind since 2006, indicated that tension was escalating and a full-scale war was in the cards, if a truce failed to materialize.
Toula Foscolos
Thankfully, it did.
By the time I finished this column, I logged back on to the internet, only to find out that a tentative peace had been brokered. I decided to run this column anyways. Not because I'm lazy and refuse to write another one, but because I'm a realist. I know it will continue to remain relevant past today's good news.
My Facebook page, just like my life, is populated with friends who seem to have taken clear sides on the conflict. I've seen volatile exchanges take place, people unfriending one another, hateful accusations tossed around like grenades. There seems to be no middle ground, no room for empathy, or discussion. If we, thousands of miles away, are unable to discuss the Middle East in an unruffled manner, one wonders what hope there is for the people who reside in the region; practically reared on one-sided propaganda.
Over the years, I've tried to read up on the conflict, listened to the laments of both sides, attempted to comprehend its convoluted complexities and intricacies, but mostly, I've cried for the innocent human casualties involved. The ones who always pay the ultimate price for the politics they have no control over.
I don't pretend to have any answers (writers more eloquent and knowledgeable on the topic have tried and failed), but I'm appalled at the vitriol that continues to spew. It's the kind of tribalism and extreme nationalism that leaves no room for unbiased and rational thought. Lost in the madness are these simple truths: Just because someone vehemently disagrees with the decisions taken by the Israeli government does not equate to them rejecting Israel's right to exist, or anti-Semitism. Just because someone can empathize with the Palestinian people's deplorable living conditions does not mean that they support Hamas' terrorist activities.
Nelson Mandela once declared 'I cannot conceive of Israel withdrawing if Arab states do not recognize Israel, within secure borders.' I agree. How can a peaceful two-state existence be brokered if they continue to deny each other's legitimacy? By the same token, Israel needs to understand that continuing to kill Palestinians and stripping them of everything provides Hamas with their power base and allows them justification for their actions.
Simply put, both sides have been using indiscriminate military measures – Hamas shooting rockets on Israeli civilians and Israel imposing different levels of siege. And while a lot of this is about politics, it's about so much more. Something deeper that spills over into the hidden recesses of identity and belonging: what's mine, and what's yours? The types of emotions, which left unchecked and unquestioned, are always easiest to manipulate.
And while a lot of this is about politics, it's about so much more. Something deeper that spills over into the hidden recesses of identity and belonging; what's mine, and what's yours? The types of emotions, which left unchecked and unquestioned, are always easiest to manipulate.
How does one understand and make sense of the undisputable fact that hatred and injustices (real, perceived, or otherwise) have a way of living and surviving from one generation to the next? How does one comprehend how fear, intolerance, resentment and grievances can spread like cancer and consume a person, a nation? Hatred is a river that runs deep.
"They just want us to disappear from the face of the earth," I once had a Jewish friend tell me. She spoke with the determined -- yet weary -- resolution of someone who had already decided they were moving there (she eventually did). I wondered how she could even contemplate leaving the peace and safety of Canada, to make a life in a country where shelters and sirens are a way of life.
"By law, you must have a bomb shelter in your home," she explained to me. I heard 'bomb shelter,' and all she heard was 'home.' How sad is that?
Try negotiating co-existence in a small, overpopulated part of the world among people who have strong identities, strong beliefs, strong grievances and conflicting interests. How does one find a solution to appease and satisfy everyone vying for a region that is so sacred to three religions?
As one can expect, both parties continue to have their narratives of what constitutes "truth," and each side is claiming it for themselves. The "truth" is easy to see, they say, if you just avoid the obvious media bias and slanted explanations and focus on the facts.
Which facts? Facts are often capricious, depending on the prism through which you choose to see them. Which truth? Wasn't it Rush who penned the lyrics: 'Truth is, after all, a moving target/Hairs to split/And pieces that don't fit'? Perception is a fickle thing. It can quickly transform one person's terrorist to another person's freedom fighter.
Years ago, I wrote a similar column, citing Antoine Saint-Exupery's line in The Little Prince.
'It is such a secret place, the land of tears.' Watching the bloodshed and the unrelenting pain in people's faces - on both sides – continue to play out in public, nothing has changed.
Sadly, I continue to think the same today. The song remains the same.


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TSN announces sponsors for 2014 CFL season
TSN has revealed a list of sponsors for this year's CFL season that features many returning brands.
For the 17th straight year, Wendy's is sponsoring TSN's marquee Friday Night Football broadcast, which begins with a doubleheader on July 4. Nissan and General Motors will be sponsoring the first and fourth quarters of every game, respectively. GM also joins Purolator and Safeway in sponsoring CFL-focused segments on Sportscentre broadcasts.
The sole new sponsor this year is men's retailer Moores, signing on as sponsor for the CFL edition of TSN's Fantasy Football game. Registration to the program is open now, with this season's grand prize winner getting a trip to the Grey Cup. There will also be 20 prize packages given out to top players every week, which include a $100 TSN gift package and a $150 gift certificate to Moores.
TSN is still open to bringing in new sponsors for the other two quarters of gameplay, as well as more sponsors for in-game feature segments.
All CFL games this season will be available live and on-demand through the TSN GO app. Like the network's other sports programming, games on the GO app will feature the same advertisers as the televised broadcast.
The target audience for the CFL broadcasts is the same as for the rest of TSN's programming: adult males between 24 and 50 years old.
TSN is predicting the broadcasts will draw 2+ ratings of nearly 700,000. Al Banks, group sales director at TSN, says those numbers may be a bit less in summer, but will definitely be higher in fall when it gets closer to the Grey Cup championship game.
"Every year, the Grey Cup gets audience levels that are amongst the top on TSN, right up there with the World Juniors," he says.
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Darton State College News & Events - Darton State College Student Wins First Place in Literary Competition
News and Events
Darton State College Student Wins First Place in Literary Competition
September 19, 2012
Darton State College student Heather Herbert, of Cumming, was awarded first place in the non-fiction category of the 2012 Porter Fleming Literary Competition.
Herbert's award-winning submission, "Bloodline," details a life-threatening situation she experienced while giving birth to her daughter, and the efforts the doctors went through to save her life. Herbert originally wrote the piece for her creative writing class and attributes this honor to Professor Elizabeth Gassel-Perkins.
"This would not have happened without Darton's wonderful English professors and my Phi Theta Kappa advisor, Assistant Professor Frank Malinowski. All have been amazingly encouraging," said Herbert.
This is not the first time Herbert has been honored for her literature; recently, she also was awarded the Reynolds Scholarship for her submission, "The Place of Women in Society." Since becoming a student at Darton Herbert has received many academic achievements, including a 2012 Academic Recognition Student, 2012 Outstanding Student in English, an All-USA and All Georgia Award nominee, and a Humanities Division scholarship recipient.
Currently, Herbert is a dual major in English and history. She previously earned an A.S. in Psychology from Darton. Even though Herbert is a fully online student and a mother of three, she stays very active with Darton. She is Vice President of Online and Regional Secretary for PhiTheta Kappa, and is an officer in Sigma Kappa Delta, Darton's English Honors Society.
About Darton State College
Since 1966, Darton State College has been a leader in providing quality educational opportunities and services to Southwest Georgia. Darton offers a variety of programs, including a new Bachelor of Science inNursing, 87 associate degrees, 36 certificate programs, and 40+ online programs. Today, Darton is home to more than 6,000 students with over 155 international students from 40 countries. Darton State College, a public institution, is part of the University System of Georgia and accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
About Porter Fleming Literary Competition
The Porter Fleming Literary Competition honors the memory of Porter Fleming, one of Augusta, Georgia's leading citizens and philanthropists. The competition is administered, with the support of the Porter Fleming Foundation, by the Morris Museum of Art. Writers age 18 and older who reside in Georgia, Florida, Alabama, South Carolina, and North Carolina are invited to enter each year. The Porter Fleming Literary Competition consists of four categories – fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and one-act play – and dispenses $7,000 in cash awards.
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TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - Genna Ayup's family cried tears of sorrow instead of joy on what would have been Genna's 28th birthday. Making matters worse for the family, a sense of justice denied.
"It's just a really hard day," said Toni Solheid, Genna's mother.
But the one person they're waiting for won't be showing up this year.
"It's just another day realizing she's really gone," Solheid said.
She's gone, but on her 28th birthday, Genna Ayup is definitely not forgotten.
Now, a move is underway to help craft "Genna's Law".
"If we're going to throw the book at people for drinking and driving, we need to hold them accountable for shooting people and drinking," councilman Paul Cunningham said. "You can't have one without the other."
The law would allow police to conduct sobriety tests on people who fired a gun, after consuming alcohol. Ayup was 27-years-old when she was killed on June 26. The night Ayup died, no sobriety test was conducted on the shooter, Ronald Corbin Jr., who had been drinking.
Nine On Your Side spoke with newly elected State Representative Bruce Wheeler by phone about changing the law.
"I think this is an issue both parties can come to agree on," said Wheeler. "It's not a partisan issue, it's an issue about justice."
Cunningham agrees. He tells 9OYS, the law would be a common sense change and the right thing to do.
"The bottom line is, it's important to decide her death will be for not," he said.
So Wednesday night, as friends and family gathered for Ayup's birthday without her, they're hoping for the same thing: that Genna is not forgotten and that her name will live on in a new law that leads to justice.
"If it brings justice, it's worth it, and I'm sure it will," said Solheid. " I can't see anybody not wanting this to pass."
A copy of what would become "Genna's Law" has been posted under related documents on this story.
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The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office June 18, 2013:
Town of Henderson: 0.75 acre, Snowshoe Road, Lynda A. Willer, Rochester, sold to Patricia L. Guthrie, Canandaigua $90,000
Town of Orleans: 0.6 acre, Seaway Avenue, Randy C. Shaw, Clayton, sold to Brian P. Connors and Anne C. Connors, Niskayuna $225,500
Town of Pamelia: 0.67 acre, 9863 Aspen St., Beacon Deerfield LLC, Fayetteville, sold to Jacob Elliott, Fayetteville, N.C. $226,000
Hamlet of Adams Center: 0.463 acre, Bailey Street, Berle H. Jones, North Syracuse, and Rosemary D. Jones, Adams Center, sold to Robert W. Amell and Adrianne L. Amell, Adams Center $75,000
Town of Alexandria: 45586 Lois Lane, Lynn Meagher, trustee, Robert A. and Lucille M. Kirchhoff Trust, Rochester, sold to Thomas E. Repka and Priscilla C. Repka, Penfield $265,000
Town of Champion: 2.01 acres, Whitaker Road, Green Lake Associates LLC, Tully, sold to Taylor Park LLC, Philadelphia $60,000
The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office June 19, 2013:
Hamlet of Adams Center: 3 acres, Goodnough Street, E.J.W. LLC, Adams Center, sold to Ervin Kauffman, Antwerp $38,000
Village of Carthage: Alexandria Street, Randy R. Cook, Carthage, sold to William J. Houston and April M. Collins, both of Carthage $92,000
City of Watertown: 714 Holcomb St., Shaun Donovan, secretary of U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, D.C., sold to John M. Chatterton II, Watertown $80,000
Town of Alexandria: 38.03 acres, Route 12, DEC Properties, Syracuse, sold to I-Site Realty LLC, Alexandria Bay $220,000
The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office June 20, 2013:
Town of Champion: 2.214 acres, County Route 47, Jeffrey A. Davis and Kathy Lynn Davis, Carthage, sold to Tyler J. Wudstrack and Brittney R. Wudstrack, Lake Villa, Ill. $179,000
City of Watertown: 0.158 acre, South Hamilton Street, Michael D. Britt and Mary-Grace Britt, Watertown, sold to Michael D. Altieri, Sackets Harbor $110,000
Town of Brownville: 3.79 acres, Reasoner Road, Craig C. Esford and Patricia A. Esford, Watertown, sold to Charles B. Frith, Hagerstown, Md. $183,500
Town of Ellisburg: Cobb Place, (foreclosure) Paul Trimper, Watertown, referee, Brent A. Lowell, sold to Sandra J. Hill, Adams $57,000
Village of Alexandria Bay: Unit 16, Harbor Villas, GLA Marina LLC, Tully, sold to Shirely McParland and Joseph Tuzi, both of Cobourg, Ontario, Canada $152,500
Town of Theresa: Island known as Fishermans Rest, Butterfield Lake, George A. Bowen, Buzzards Bay, Mass., executor, will of John P. Sundbeck, sold to Nicole M. Caldwell, Redwood $70,000
City of Watertown: Holcomb Street, Kenneth G. Bodah Jr., Watertown, sold to Aaron Edward Robertshaw and Ashley Kristine Robertshaw, Watertown $180,000
Town of Rutland: 0.359 acre, Burnup Road, Christopher E. Shear and Kristen Erika Shear, Black River, sold to Benjamin Lee Rhode, Fort Huachuca, Ariz. $180,000
Village of Clayton: 0.3 acre, Sherman Avenue, Sharon Ann Klingenberger, Clayton, sold to William Kosakowski and Laurie J. Kosakowski, Cicero $166,500
Village of Clayton: 810 Rees St., Joel Mitchell, Clayton, sold to Frederick J. Bach Jr. and Terra L. Thomas, both of Clayton $76,000
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The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office June 6, 2013:
Town of Canton: Three parcels,1) 43.37 acres more or less, 2) 3 acres more or less, and 3) 4.20 acres more or less, in Mile Square 6 of the 8th Range, Adele Pugliese, Norwood, sold to Leslie R. and Carol Newvine, Canton $43,000
Town of Canton: 1 71/100 acres more or less, in Mile Square 10 of the 2nd Range, Linda E. Batt, Rensselaer Falls, sold to Jason C. Planty, Canton $65,000
Town of Fowler:1.34 acres more or less, in Big Lot 201, bounded by Balmat-Harrisville County Highway, Keike K. Shampine, Evans Mills, sold to Scott W. Whitaker, Gouverneur$62,000
Village of Massena: 0.14 of an acre more or less, in Lot 13 of Block 33, Massena Savings and Loan, Massena, sold to David A. Grant, Massena $35,000
Village of Massena: Unknown acres, in Lot 21 of Block 32, Massena Savings and Loan, Massena, sold to David A. Grant, Massena $50,000
Town of Potsdam: Two parcels, 1) 0.06 of an acre more or less, and 2) unknown acres, both in Section 76, bounded by Back Hannawa Road, Cynthia M. Gilbert, Potsdam, sold to Scott M. and Katie M. Geidel, Norwood $90,000
Village of Potsdam: Unknown acres, bounded by Leroy and Grove streets, Martin Hanley, Dickinson Center, sold to Vineet Bansal, Potsdam, and Meena Modi, Potsdam $120,000
Town of Potsdam: Unknown acres, in Section 20, bounded by Route 56, Scott M. and Katie M. Geidel, Norwood, sold to Jessica McPherson, Potsdam $61,500
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office June 7, 2013:
Town of Waddington: Unknown acres, bounded by Murrays Lot, Rick R. Riker, Keeseville, sold to Linda M. Henry, Memphis, Tenn. $62,000
Town of Macomb: Four parcels, 67.59 acres more or less, 67.86 acres more or less, 52.30 acres more or less and 60.95 acres more or less, all in the Morris Tract, Walter F. Wilm Jr. (executor), Arthur Wilm, Gouverneur, sold to John Lorch, Amityville, and Nicholas Lorch, Farmingdale
Village of Gouverneur: Unknown acres, bounded by Williams Street, Gerald M. Lancia, Salem, N.H., sold to Katherine I. Whiteford, Hermon $54,000
Town of Potsdam: 0.68 of an acre more or less, in Lots 20 and 21, bounded by Lakeshore Drive, Marsha Y. Shifman, Norwood, sold to Kevin M. Daniels, Potsdam $135,000
Town of Fine: Unknown acres, being a part of Lot 82, Roger F. Hicks, Lake Placid, sold to Dennis A. and Kerry A. Dorsey, Oswego $50,000
Town of Colton: 9.5 acres more or less, in Lots 5 and 8, Jan E. Soderquist and Christine R. Soderquist, Naples, Fla., and Ruth H. Soderquist, Huntington, Mass., sold to Little Kildare Inc., Adams $75,000
City of Ogdensburg: Three parcels, unknown acres, in Lots 7 and 8 of Block 175, Paul M. and Mildred E. Recore, Ogdensburg, sold to P and G Solutions LLC, Redwood $110,000
Town of Hammond: Unknown acres, bounded by County Route 3, Charles D. Heald Jr. and Norma L. Heald, Norwich, sold to Raymond P. and Marlene J. Budnick, Alpine $72,500
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office June 10, 2013:
Town of Gouverneur: Six parcels, 1) 34 21/100 acres more or less, 2) 30 acres more or less, 3) 9 89/100 acres more or less, 4) 25 50/100 acres more or less, 5) 12 10/100 acres more or less, and 6) 18 96/100 acres more or less, all in the Morris Tract, Barbara M. Ellison, Gouverneur, sold to James E. Jackson, Monroe, Ga. $225,000
Village of Norwood: 9.744 acres more or less, in Mile Square Lot 10, bounded by Whitney Street, Kamie Compo (executor), Donald J. Walters, Norwood and Beverly A. Culler, Canton, sold to Norwood Volunteer Firemens Association, Norwood
Town of Norfolk: Unknown acres, in Section 59, bounded by Highway 56, Wayne J. White, Raymondville, sold to Butchs Auto LLC, Norfolk $40,000
Town of Fine: 5.75 acres more or less, in Lot 17 of Great Tract 3, David P. Law, Fine, sold to Herbert and Karen French, Fine $60,000
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State Drive to Benefit Flood-Damaged Communties Upstate
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is asking New Yorkers to help out upstate communities devastated by flooding earlier this year by donating items to a holiday drive.
The governor is asking for unwrapped toys for kids, and financial and food donations to charities that work locally, like the United Way and the Food Bank Association of New York State.
The Catskills were among the hardest-hit areas following tropical storms Irene and Lee this fall. Flooding destroyed hundreds of homes, businesses and farms. The storms also downed trees and power lines, blocking roads and making cleanup especially difficult.
The governor's office said those who want to help can send items to state general services offices, or check out a list of food pantries on the Food Bank's website. Items can be sent to those pantries, or dropped of in person. Some may also be looking for volunteers.
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The Brain Tumor Center marked its fifth anniversary by hosting its first collaborative retreat on May 14 and 15, 2012. The retreat was held at the American Museum of Natural History and the Rockefeller Research Laboratories Auditorium and attended by more than 100 people from 14 institutions.
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A pair of Canadian geese, thought to be the ones that have chosen the garden bordering the entrance to the Warwick Police station as their nesting site for the past two years, were checking out the digs yesterday. Spring must be in the air.
I beleive the pleural for the 2 Canadian geese you posted is actually 2 Canada geese. If speaking of 2 people from Canada you wouldsay he/she is a Canadian. You would not say 2 Rhode Islanders roosters. It would be 2 Rhode Island roosters. I hope I am correct also. Thank you.
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HIS youngest son is still regularly spotted with a cigarette in hand but Prince Charles's wife gave up smoking "years ago".
Camilla's call to ditch the fags is among a range of royal snippets released on Charles's official website, aiming to dispel myths about the heir to the British throne.
While Charles, who turns 64 today, and Camilla, 65, continue their tour of New Zealand as part of a southern hemisphere visit which has also taken in Australia and Papua New Guinea, their London-based staff on Monday released the answers to 24 "FAQs" (frequently asked questions) about the couple.
Contrary to the suggestion of a well-read British author, Charles does not demand seven boiled eggs for breakfast and eat only the one he deems to be cooked best.
"No, he doesn't and never has done, at breakfast or any other time," the website www.princeofwales.gov.uk/faqs states.
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Dee of Brisbane Posted at 8:59 AM November 14, 2012
Good on Camilla, at least she doesn't talk to the press about everything and anything. And Charles has good green beliefs,and by the looks of it keeps a lot of people employed.Its only the people that have nothing, that begrudge the ones that do, but hard work and frugality can lift them from that, if they aren't lazy.
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"My book Valor, agravio y mujer (Valor, offence and woman) is an annotated and modernized edition of a seventeenth-century play written by Ana Caro Mallén de Soto," explains Lopez-Mayhew. "The female protagonist of the play, Leonor, is courted under the pretense of marriage and then later abandoned by don Juan de Córdoba. She leaves her native Spain to follow her suitor to Flanders to avenge her dishonor. Once she arrives in Brussels, she disguises herself as a man, Leonardo, as part of her plan to recover her honor and force don Juan into a promised marriage or to kill him.
"Ana Caro was a contemporary of famous Spanish Golden Age authors Félix Lope de Vega and Miguel de Cervantes (author of Don Quixote) and her play is now considered a literary masterpiece, although it had been marginalized for centuries because it had been written by a woman."
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Posted 27 April 2005 - 12:41 PM
First question being: Can anyone recommend a reliable knife sharpening place?
I passed one over on Hawthorne in the 30's but wanted some foodie opinions before trusting them with my knives.
Posted 27 April 2005 - 01:03 PM
Also, many people have recommended this if you want to do it yourself. It's a local company, but with national prominence among professionals:
PS: If you want a culinary tour of the metro area some day, just drop me an email.
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For everything else, I am very pleased with George & Sons downtown.
Posted 27 May 2005 - 06:17 PM
If you don't mind sending them away to be sharpened, I used to use Northwestern Cutlery when I lived in Chicago. We'd take loads of knives to them and they'd all come back in fantastic shape. They're right in the meat & produce district just west of downtown & service a lot of the butchers and meat packers in the area. I still make sure I stop by anytime I go home to Chicago. I love the place.
There's a fellow who posts on another website I frequent who does a fantastic job, according to a couple of the regulars who have sent him knives to be sharpened. His name is Dave and his company is D&R Sharpening.
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They do a fine job but they sure are corky. Once, upon picking up some knives, they said something to the tune of "You know, we didn't sharpen them as much as we could have because when the knife is too sharp, people hurt themselves." 8O
We laughed, they did a good job nevertheless.
Posted 09 November 2005 - 10:07 AM
If your kitchen knives can't cut cottage cheese, it's time to get them sharpened. After all, dull knives are not only hard to use but also dangerous. Kitchen Kaboodle is offering free knife sharpening at all six area stores Friday, Saturday and Sunday. A representative of cutlery manufacturer Wsthof-Trident will professionally sharpen up to two household knives per person (serrated knives cannot be sharpened) and answer your cutlery concerns.
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Has anybody else besides Bisquite Queen tried Northwest Resharpening Services on SE Division?
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I've never used NW Resharpening Service but I know people who have for commercial and industrial equipment which is their primary market.
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Now, if I could just remember the name, but it's on the South side of the street in the low 30's.
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It's like between the bike and mystery book shop.
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In theory, carry away oil and contaminates out of linsets and coils. Just a brand name. There are other flushing agents.
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The wetland surrounding the town of Dori in the northern tip of Burkina Faso is a vital resource for the population of the town and surrounding areas. It is an important source of water and pasture. However, over the years, the marsh has suffered – its capacity to hold water has shrunk as it is being silted up by sand and soil from erosion in the surrounding areas.
In June 2013, WFP Country Director Angelline Rudakubana and the Mayor of Dori Albert Diallo visited the wetland and its surroundings to discuss how WFP could collaborate with the municipality of Dori on a project designed to rehabilitate the wetland. In addition to losing its water source, if the swamp cannot retain water, the town is at high risk of flooding from the heavy rains that come once a year, such as those that occurred in 2012.
The project's participants cheer. Three other phases follow the initial, highly labour-intensive emergency phase with longer-term activities, including environmental protection, the reforestation of the areas around the wetland as well as anti-erosion techniques such as low stone walls. WFP was able to support this project through generous contributions from the UK and Italy.


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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- It was a mixture of both familiar and new for the Wisconsin men's and women's swimming and diving teams as they competed against ranked teams from Purdue and Minnesota at the Big Ten Triple Duals. While performances of the relay squads and senior leadership continued to prove key for both teams, new youthful faces also made a mark on day one of the meet.
At the end of the first day's competition, the Wisconsin men trail Purdue 137-68 and Minnesota 135-70. The women's squad is neck-and-neck with Purdue, trailing 102-101, while falling behind Minnesota 133-70.
Highlighting the men's top performances of the day, junior Nicholas Schafer took home the sole first-place finish, swimming a time of 55.40 in the 100-yard breaststroke. Fitchburg, Wis. native Drew teDuits maintained consistency with a second-place finish in the 100-yard backstroke (49.15), and sophomore Ryan O'Donnell followed close behind in third place with a time of 49.94.
Freshman newcomer Matt Hutchins worked to make his mark as a Badger, swimming to a third-place spot in the 200-yard freestyle (1:39.34), beating his previous time by three seconds.
The men's squad held its own in the relays, finishing second in the 800-yard freestyle (6:41.29) and third in the 200-yard medley relay (1:30.78).
On the women's side, junior Ivy Martin shined, earning a victory and NCAA B qualifying time in the 50-yard freestyle (22.49) while also swimming the anchor leg of the women's 200-yard medley relay race victory (1:40.73).
The women garnered two other victories on the day, this time coming from their youth. Freshman Dana Grindall won the 200-yard butterfly with a time of 2:00.89, and sophomore Anna Meinholz finished first in the 100-yard breaststroke (1:02.60). Another sophomore, Annie Tamblyn, rounded out the women's top individual performances with a second place finish in the 100-yard backstroke (56.41).
In the diving well, freshman Andrew Suchla emerged as Wisconsin's top performer, finishing third on the 1-meter board with a season-best score of 329.45.
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City of Miami police officers Walter Byars and Luis Gonzalez take and... News PhotoBuying,Crime,Event,Florida - US State,Gulf Coast States,Gun,Horizontal,Justice - Concept,Law,Miami,Police Force,USA,WeaponPhotographer Joe RaedleCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesMIAMI, FL - JANUARY 26: City of Miami police officers Walter Byars (L) and Luis Gonzalez take and process a weapon taken in during a gun buy back event on January 26, 2013 in Miami, Florida. The event was the second one of the year in efforts to reduce gun violence, the first one brought in 130 guns. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)


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Scoot, the long-haul budget subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, canceled some 20 flights from Singapore to the Chinese cities of Shenyang and Qingdao, citing regulatory problems, the company said on Monday.
The airline said it has had to delay its first flights between Singapore and the two Chinese destinations as "it takes us longer than we had expected to get the approval from the regulatory authorities."
All the flights to both destinations on the route between Nov. 27 this year and Jan. 8 next year were canceled, it said in the statement issued from its Weibo account, China's popular Twitter-like service.
Passengers started to complain of sudden changes to their flights on the website on Sunday.
The airline said that all its flights to other cities in China and those after Jan. 8 were not affected.
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Some beasts came through - check the backie breaking on the shark nets!
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Francois Bouwer Oct 5, 2011 Rating: -2
That swell was epic. On the 21st when the swell went through Mossel Bay, I surfed the whole day. I made it out of like 15 full on tubes and countless head dips. On every singe wave there was a head dip, and every third a full on tube. That one day taught me 90% of what I know now about tube riding today, and changed my entire view on surfing.
Mitchell L. Jun 29, 2011 Rating: 0
why must i live in florida the waves suck, i need a vacation
Mitchell L. Jul 15, 2011 Rating: 0
oh i forgot to say FIRST!!!!!!!
Hosh Jun 28, 2011 Rating: 0
Durbs has been firing all week! Warm water, pleasant weather (mostly :) ) and cooking winter surf! No better place to be in SA
The Kookoo Jun 28, 2011 Rating: 0
I find it hard enough keeping my footing when ya flying down the face of an over head wave, let alone any higher: how these guys keep their composure in surf like this is beyond me - incredible effort! Great to see a paddle in too :D
markdbn Jun 28, 2011 Rating: 0
Too true. And if you go to the next shot, he's not even riding a gun. It looks like a regular 6ft thruster. Madness!
compcomplex Jun 27, 2011 Rating: 0
Wow, and the second wave primed right behind. That must've been a heck of a day...
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road dog Jun 27, 2011 Rating: 1
barefoot surfing.
compcomplex Jun 27, 2011 Rating: -1
Ha, does look like it...
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Sunspot Jun 26, 2011 Rating: 0
Saw the charts for this and figured the pics would come flooding in. Wonder what J-bay looked like? Awesome
Sunspot Jun 26, 2011 Rating: 0
did he make it.., alive I mean?
olishep Jun 24, 2011 Rating: 8
I'll just be here on the pier thanks.
markdbn Jun 27, 2011 Rating: 2
Turns out the piers weren't safe either. Some waves breaking over onto the platform of new pier. Madness.


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Bluejays' WBB Battles DePaul on Sunday, Feb. 9
OMAHA, Neb. - The Creighton women's basketball team tries to sweep the DePaul Blue Demons on Sunday, Feb. 9 at 12 pm.
Last Time Out: W, 75-61 vs. Georgetown, 2-5-14
Sophomore Marissa Janning tied an arena record with 38 points to push the Creighton women's basketball team to a 75-61 win over Georgetown on Wednesday, Feb. 5. The win pushed the Bluejays to 14-9 overall and 8-3 in the BIG EAST conference, while Georgetown fell to 7-16 on the season and 1-10 in conference play.
Down 4-2 in the opening moments, Janning ignited an 11-2 run with a three-ball from the left corner. Senior Sarah Nelson followed with a trey from the top of the key. After a Georgetown bucket made it 8-6, senior McKenzie Fujan delivered a driving layup. Nelson capped the burst with her second trifecta of the game to give Creighton a 13-6 edge (13:54).
Georgetown battled back to tie the game at 17-17, but the Bluejays responded with six straight on two buckets from Janning and one from Nelson. Creighton extended its lead to double-digits late in the half, but settled for a four-point edge (32-28) at the break. The two squads traded burst throughout the second half, with Georgetown getting as close as two points (32-30) and Creighton extending its lead to as much as 10 (50-40). Georgetown refused to go down easily, trail-ing 54-44 with 8:33 left the Hoyas made it a one-possession game behind a 9-2 charge.
Janning and freshman Lauren Works rose to the challenge with a combined 16 points in the final six minutes to secure the Creighton win. Janning's 38-point outburst was a career-high and tied the D.J. Sokol Arena record set by Fujan earlier this season against DePaul (Jan. 4). Nelson closed the game with 12 points and 10 rebounds for her third straight double-double, the first Bluejay to do so since the 2008-09 season (Megan Neuvirth - 2/19 at Bradley, 2/21 at Northern Iowa & 2/27vs. Drake). Works, meanwhile, finished with a career-high 10 points, including seven in the final six minutes.
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DePaul and Creighton will meet for the sec-ond time this season, the first in Chicafo on Sunday, Feb. 9. The two squads have met four previous times, with each team holding two victories.
First Meeting Fujan Erupts for 38 as Bluejays best Blue Demons Creighton W, 86-78 (1-4-14) Senior McKenzie Fujan scored a career-high 38 points, including 28 in the second half, to lead the Creighton women's basketball to an 86-78 victory over visiting DePaul in a BIG EAST matchup inside D.J. Sokol Arena on Saturday, Jan. 4. Trailing by as much as 16 points (29-13), Fujan led the Bluejays back with a 13-for- 17 (76.4%) performance from teh field, including six treys. Three other Bluejays closed the game in double figures as Sarah Nelson as well as Marissa Janning posted 15 point efforts and Alexis Akin-Otiko delivered 11 points.


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It's make-or-break time for the first-quarter earnings season, and it comes just as the stock market is showing signs of strain.
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Stocks ended near session lows Wednesday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq down more than 1 percent each, following the Federal Reserve's meeting minutes and as investors paused a day after all three major averages closed at fresh multi-year highs.
U.S. stock index futures briefly dipped Wednesday following a weaker-than-expected housing starts report, but rebounded into positive territory ahead of the minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest meeting and a day after all three major averages closed at fresh multi-year highs,
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CALABASAS HILLS, Calif.-- The Cheesecake Factory reported a 32 percent rise in quarterly earnings Wednesday as more customers showed up to eat at its restaurants. Net income for the third quarter was $27.2 million, or 49 cents per share. Comparable sales at Cheesecake Factory restaurants rose 2.9 percent from a year earlier.
The diner-style chain said on Tuesday it and regional partner Saleh Bin Lahej Group plan to open 40 restaurants starting next year across the United Arab Emirates, a seven-state federation that includes the cities of Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
*Raymond James Cuts The Cheesecake Factory to market perform from. *Raymond James Raises Ruby Tuesday target price to $8.50 from $7.50. *Raymond James Raises DineEquity target price to $65 from $59.
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Americans are grazing on the go, and that's been good news for restaurants, according to market researcher Technomic.
Chipotle shares rose more than 2 percent Wednesday after Goldman Sachs highlighted the fast-food chain, but not all "Fast Money" pros were lining up for Mexican food.
If you enjoyed retail price promotions during the holiday season, you'll love what some casual dining restaurants are offering, says Stephen Anderson, Miller Tabak restaurant analyst.
Stocks closed mixed but finished off their worst levels Tuesday after a report that EU officials may be creating two separate rescue funds to help contain the region's ongoing sovereign debt crisis.
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I watch a lot of "House Hunters." It's mostly mindless TV, but I have learned a few things. One of those things is that, in Japan, renters pay their landlords something called "key money." Key money is, in essence, money you pay your landlord for providing you with a place to stay. After some cursory research, I read that it's a throwback from World War II, when housing was scarce, and, in other cultures, it's often considered bribe money. But I think at its best, it's sort of a way of saying, "Thank you for giving me housing." In Japan, it literally translates to "gratitude money."
At any rate, American renters who are introduced to this concept are often taken aback at the idea of giving "gratitude money" to someone for providing housing. After all, there are plenty of apartment options, and it's an equal exchange. As a viewer, I found it to be stupid, too. But there is something about the vague concept of "key money" that I like — not spending the actual money, which I still think is kind of ridiculous, but the idea behind it — the gratitude part.
My parents always taught me to show an extra amount of respect for certain people — my elders, for example, and, in the case of what I want to write about in this article — my employers.
I've always thought respecting your boss is something you're just supposed to do. You put in a little extra effort, a few extra hours during the week — key money, if you will — because it's a way of saying "thank you" for the employment. But quite a few people don't see it that way. Once, my boss asked a coworker to volunteer an extra hour so we could all finish up a project. My coworker responded, "Nope, sorry. You only pay me for eight hours. You're not getting anything extra out of me."
And while that may technically be fair, I think it's a pretty entitled attitude. But more importantly — I've found it to be a better financial decision to give your boss a tad more effort than you're reimbursed for. In my experience, putting in 110 percent is an investment. It's also the easiest way to insure your career.
Butt kissing versus respect
There's certainly a difference, but I can see how it's a fine line. I've always gotten along with my employers, yet I've never been accused of sucking up (at least not to my face). I think it's because I don't change my personality for a boss. When you stop being yourself, I think that's when you enter butt-kissing territory.
For example, I once had a boss who really liked venting to me about my coworkers. Sometimes his concerns were justified, but I didn't feel comfortable being his confidant. I could've easily engaged in some major butt kissing, but I respectfully declined. Instead of trying to get closer to my boss, I defended my peers. That was the professional thing to do. Sucking up is sneaky and false, whereas respect is professional and genuine.
The investment of gratitude
I was discussing this topic with a friend recently. She offered an example of a woman at her work — let's call her Olivia — who was easily qualified for a higher-paying position within the company. But Olivia constantly complained. Anytime she had to stay five minutes late, she threw a fit. It was always something — bonuses were never enough, the break room coffee wasn't Starbucks, etc. So when the promotion came up, Olivia wasn't even considered. And it wasn't out of spite; it was because, as my friend put it, "no one wanted to deal with her."
Having an awful attitude ended up costing Olivia. Had she not the reputation of being an angry, difficult employee, she could be making significantly more money.
Lots of us have crappy jobs — I've certainly had my share of jobs I didn't enjoy. But the way I see it, if the gripes aren't bad enough for you to leave, then why not suck it up, since you're going to be there anyway? It seems a hell of a lot more lucrative.
As a freelancer, my friends often tell me I need to charge for an extra 15 minutes here or there, or that I need to bill my boss for an office supply I buy for a project. I mean, I suppose that's fair, but I usually just let those small things go — especially in the beginning of a freelance relationship. It seems anti-frugal, I know. But hear me out.
I want a client to consider me for future projects. I want to be known as the person who needs little attention and delivers big results, not the person who's taking detailed notes on what she's putting into this project and then making sure she's reimbursed every penny. Maybe it's not right that I should have to pay for that $3 office supply, but I would rather my employer know that I'm dedicated to the project than think I'm just doing it for the money. Yes, sometimes — a lot of times — I am mostly doing it for the money. But for the sake of my overall income, I think it's a smarter decision to err on the side of dedication — even if it costs a few bucks.
For me, this is what's worked. I've established long-term relationships with most of my employers, and, even when I quit, many of them have told me the door is always open.
At work, I've found that a little something extra is usually appreciated. And aside from the appreciation, I've found that going the extra mile literally pays off.
But what if you're being taken advantage of?
I wrote an article about "lowering the bar for happiness" a couple of weeks ago, using my career as an example. Someone commented that, after you put in a certain amount of effort at a job, you have a right to expect a big payoff. I get where that person is coming from. There's a definite difference between maintaining a strong work ethic and allowing yourself to be taken advantage of.
Unfortunately, there are some employers that force you to draw a line with your extra effort. Sometimes a boss isn't just asking you to "help out," they're asking you to carry the whole load so they can slack off, and that's not right. I've been in that situation, and it's certainly not the situation I'm discussing above.
I've been asked to work overtime (no pay) weekend after weekend while my boss took overseas vacations. I've been asked to "not make a habit" of requesting off when I had a family member pass away. These are obvious examples of having my work ethic taken advantage of. When you're already working your butt off and your boss responds by hassling you about going to a funeral — that's taking advantage.
When this happened to me, I began to politely decline my boss's requests to work consecutive weekends for free. It was against my nature to say 'no,' and perhaps he thought less of me, but at that point, a line had to be drawn. And frankly, I realized that I didn't really want future employment from this company. I maintained a professional relationship, but I made it clear that I wasn't a pushover.
Thinking about the concept of key money, I can totally see how the idea of literally paying your respect is scoff-worthy. But I don't know — I think there's something to be said for showing your appreciation for someone who provides you with housing or gives you a job. Yes, you're putting in your time, but still — they're giving you the opportunity. At least from what I've been taught, that's something to be grateful for. Plus, expressing gratitude pays off, at least in my experience.
What do you think? Have you found it worthwhile to put in a 110 percent, or is 100 percent adequate? Do you think your employer deserves extra respect for providing you with an opportunity?
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Like the country, it is rich in flavors, aromas and colors. Its scents and sweet-and-sour combinations are famous around the world.
A Moroccan meal is an experience which requires all the senses. The friendly atmosphere is complemented by the scents of saffron, cumin and coriander. And every region will reveal to you its specialties, traditions and its welcome.
Of course you will taste the international star: couscous, or rather a whole range of couscous, for there are many depending on the time of year and the region. You will taste a subtle balance between spices and the rich combinations of meat and vegetables. You will savor the jewel of Moroccan cuisine: the pastilla. A delicate pie which wonderfully combines finely chopped pigeon, parsley, hard-boiled egg, almonds and honey. And then sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar. A real feast for the senses! You will also find this dedication to pastry in chicken or beef briouats. You will discover soup including harira, with a base of lentils and chick-peas. And how could you resist the pleasures of the tajine? This meat, chicken or fish stew, accompanied by vegetables and fruits, is traditionally cooked in a covered terracotta dish which has given it its name.
And finally, Moroccan patisseries: pancakes with honey and sesame seeds, cakes made with almonds or raisins, etc. And accompanied, of course, by traditional mint teaŌĆ"
Moroccan cuisine is one of the best in the world. Come and see for yourself!
Spices, synonymous with Moroccan cuisine, give it its special flavor. From Fez to Marrakech, a pungent and colorful walk through the souks.
The scent of numerous spices wafts through Moroccan souks. A real feast for the senses since the pleasure of the nose is joined by that of the eyes. In the specialist markets, the spice-sellers' stalls form a striking palette of colors: the red of paprika, the beige of cumin, the yellow of turmeric, the green of aniseedŌĆ" These natural products are displayed in woven baskets or plastic tubs, carefully arranged in little mounds. Every dose is then weighed to order and sold in little paper bags.
Moroccans, who are fine connoisseurs of spices and their qualities, prepare and consume a cuisine which is rich in flavors as a result of these seeds and powders. For centuries, spices have formed an integral part of the country's gastronomy. They pleasantly flavor numerous traditional dishes, without however being too strong on the palate. Spice does not mean chili. Spices are beneficial and even possess qualities which help digestion. Cinnamon, coriander, saffron and cumin give inimitable tastes to local specialties. The same can be said of ras el-hanout, the subtle blend of spices crucial for making a couscous or a tajine. For a general insight into this world of tastes and flavors, go to Place Jamaa El-Fna in Marrakech. When dusk has fallen, the square is transformed into an immense (spicy) restaurant.
What better way of building up an appetite than a walk through a spice soukŌĆ"
Emblematic of Fassi cuisine (meaning from Fez) and Moroccan cuisine in general, here is the recipe for this sweet-and-sour pigeon pie. For six people.
For the stuffing: 4 pigeons, 1kg of onions, 100g of butter, 100g of powdered sugar, 250g of almonds, 6 hard-boiled eggs, flat parsley, coriander, salt, pepper, saffron, cinnamon.
For the pastilla: 100g of butter, 2 beaten eggs, 1kg of large pastilla sheets (filo).
Allow around 45 minutes + 1 hour 10 cooking time. Place the pigeons in a casserole dish with the chopped up parsley, onions, butter, saffron, pepper, salt and a little sugar. Cook at a medium heat for 40 minutes. Remove the pigeons. Reduce the sauce to obtain a syrup. De-bone the pigeons in a large bowl. Add the sugar, crushed almonds, hard-boiled eggs cut into small pieces and the syrupy sauce. Mix together.
Butter the pastilla mold and lay a first layer of filo sheets (smooth side down) overlapping them and leaving a third to hang over the edge of the mold. Spread out a layer of the stuffing. Cover over with the sheets. Continue until the stuffing runs out. Fold up the overhanging leaves. Stick them with the beaten egg. Bind together with more sheets. Brush with butter and glaze with egg. Cook on a medium heat at 120 ┬░C (gas mark 4) for 20 minutes.
Turn the pastilla to glaze this side with butter for a few minutes. Decorate with lattices of cinnamon and icing sugar.
This pastilla can be made with chicken.
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Business Today has selected Mr. P.P. Kadle as India's Best CFO for the year 2005. Mr. Kadle received the award at a glittering ceremony, from Mr. K.V. Kamath, CEO & MD of ICICI Bank, on March 23 evening. Present among the distinguished audience was Mr. Ravi Kant.
Mr. Kadle said, "This is an acknowledgement not for me individually, but for the entire company. If we have demonstrated robust performance in the last few years, it is because of the contribution by every colleague in every function and location across the company. I share this honour with all colleagues."
Selecting Mr. Kadle, Business Today said, "He is the financial navigator at Tata Motors, structuring complex acquisitions, raising capital at attractive rates, wielding the axe on costs and showing the road ahead in the automotive major's quest to become a global brand."
Speaking to Business Today, Mr. Ravi Kant said, "He has demonstrated a leadership role in making the finance function more integrated in the business and in taking several steps proactively in exploring new areas, like M&As."
In its methodology, Business Today had first identified 386 companies - those common to both the BSE 500 and the NSE 500 - and their financial data for the four years up to 2004-05. The data analysis focussed on long-term capital management, working capital management, cost reduction, and accounting efficiency and transparency. The top 50 companies were then surveyed among the investing community, including brokers and fund managers, who were asked to rank the companies on 10 parameters, including investor-friendliness and transparency of accounts. The top 19 companies were then evaluated by a four-member panel. Mr. Kadle emerged at the top, with his significant contribution to Tata Motors' turnaround and its subsequent surge.