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I received an interesting phone call this week from a frustrated sales manager seeking fresh ideas that could help her coach a struggling salesperson to success. This sales veteran had been a steady top performer, but had recently had the wind knocked out of her when she began to suffer some significant attrition to her account base. Stunned by the unexpected loss, she turned to her new-business efforts as backup, but found they were not as focused as they should have been. This lethal combination of attrition and lack of new-business development caused her overall sales to fall short and eventually left her stuck in a big sales slump.
In an effort to motivate her seller, the manager advised her to Just get out there and start selling! While this approach may have felt encouraging to others, for this salesperson, it just sent her on a frustrating wild goose chase. Desperate to stir up activity, the sales rep immediately scheduled as many appointments as she could and then headed out the door to pitch package after package. Her frantic scramble led to a ton of new pending business, but, sadly, not much translated into sales. And because everything was purchased at a discount, she knew that it wasnt likely that these new clients would return.
Increasing sales activity is good and should be used as a key performance indicator, but it needs to be the right type of activity.
The good news is that this manager recognized both the need and the terrific coaching opportunity here. Her mission was to shift this reps attention away from selling schedules and focus it square on providing strong solutions that could achieve long-term, sustainable success.
Its no easy feat to coach a veteran seller with a ton of persuasive power to resist her natural urge to convince the prospect to buy something right now. So it was critical that this manager clearly demonstrate how short-term tactics would only lead to a further decline in the reps monthly billing down the road. She worked to inspire her sales rep to focus entirely on the business challenges she could uncover and the solutions she could provide, rather than just on making the sales, and she continually reminded her that the sales would come. But the manager never allowed this intense focus on solving business challenges to serve as an excuse for a lack of activity. She reinforced the need for the qualified type of activity that would lead to more sales, more customers, and more residual business.
Effectively shifting the focus to solving problems and providing solutions starts with the first face-to-face meeting. During the ideal client needs analysis, a seller would ask a bunch of well thought-out questions in the hope of discovering a business need and solution so valuable that the client would see no choice but to proceed. In reality, however, once salespeople spot an opportunity to close business and make a sale, they often stop digging and go straight into pitch mode. This short-term tactic can leave an important challenge uncovered and money on the table.
Four Steps To Getting The Assignment
So what should you do to make sure this doesnt happen, and you stay focused on finding needs and getting the assignment?
1. Summarize. After you have uncovered two or three needs and challenges, make sure to recap exactly what youve heard. This shows the client or prospect that you have paid attention and you care about their
2. Ask whats missing. After summarizing what youve heard, it is always a good practice to check and make sure your list is complete. Ask if there is anything you have missed and need to add to the list.
3. Prioritize. Once you have nailed down this list of needs and challenges, ask the client to prioritize the list according to what is both important and urgent to them.
4. Confirm. Make sure you confirm that the clients top priority is, in fact, an area of focus by asking if they plan to put the majority of their marketing effort and resources behind it. Then start digging deeper into the nature of this challenge. If they wont confirm in this way, ask them where they will focus their efforts.
Once you understand the most important challenge your customer is facing, youll finally be able to lock in on an assignment and get them to sign off on it. At that point, your prospect will be excited to see what you come back with, and youll be on the verge of making a sale as well as earning a client.
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For a long time, part of my main gig was to shoot events, like festivals etc. for a magazine. While most of this was not "portraiture" in the traditional sense, it always involved working with human subjects. Naturally rather shy when I started doing this, I got over that pretty quickly. I had to. It became immediately obvious that the essence of the job was to engage, even to entertain the subjects. The more entertaining I could be, the easier it was, and eventually, I got so good at it that I could often shoot in close quarters for half a day or so before anyone thought to ask me why I was there. I could even direct people, and they'd do what I asked without question. I think I only had maybe three or four uncomfortable episodes in about twelve years.
I had one job for another client which was to shoot portraits of forty or so individual attorneys in their offices for a brochure I like the kind of light you get using a bare tube flash in small white rooms. It gives a direct light component with a nice diffused ambiance, if the balance is just right. With the particular setup I decided to use, I could use either f/5.6 at 8 feet, or f/8 at 5.6 feet. This took care of the technical stuff so I could work fast without having to worry about it. The approach I took was to fasten a flash-head to my head, bolted onto a hard hat. The result was amazing. Some of those guys were really hard, but you'd never know it through the pix. It was sometimes a challenge to subdue the mirth.
This was quite a while ago, and not all my files are in one place. If I can find the job, I'll try to reply to myself with an image or two.


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|Mechanisms of occlusion of saphenous vein--coronary artery "jump" grafts.
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|Seven patients with 12 end-to-side and eight side-to-side saphenous vein graft-to-coronary artery anastomoses were studied at autopsy. Postmortem coronary arteriograms and serial histologic sections of the anastomoses were performed. Occlusive changes occurring in the coronary arteries tended to be at the ends of the arteriotomy and could be attributed to reduction of arterial circumference from its eversion and utilization in the anastomotic connection, or from thrombosis along the suture line or from both. The mechanisms of arterial occlusion were the same in side-to-side and end-to-side anastomoses. In addition to the occlusive changes at the anastomosis, "jump" grafts with two anastomoses were susceptible to rolling or kinking of the graft, apparently as a result of torsion from placement of the side-to-side anastomosis.
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Hope he's not bothered by blood sucking clegs.
That you wrote so much about this is a bit sad...
Hope he's not bothered by blood sucking clegs or renegade foxes.
A regal-looking cat. But what the heck is a "moggie"?
I see Larry is smart enough to 'airbrush' out, PR style, his little contretemps with Lucy Manning...
matt - this is not 'sad', Craig Brown makes a fine living from this sort of thing, and Marina Hyde nearly got her ass sued off by Elton John for a lot less.
Anyway, you cared enough to comment on it, so, er ?
Splendidly funny... and bang on the nose....
A "moggie" is a puss, a domestic cat. It's from the Welsh, allegedly.
Nice picture of Larry, a very majestic looking moggie who seems to be a natural in front of the camera. What did Lucy Manning do to upset him?
Very funny but the political and economic story of the day (if not of the month) is the ongoing muppetry at the Bank of England over interest rates. Why isn't Mystic Merv - who has a demonstrably far worse track record than any daily paper racing pundit - facing resignation calls over this abject failure to do his job properly?
Fraser Nelson has stated the case admirably http://www.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/6701628/why-we-need-a-rate-rise.thtml but the silence from Dave, Gideon - and, indeed, Milli Minor - has been deafening.
A core plank of the Tory election pledge was competent handling of UKPLC finances, if the BoE rate-setters are incompetent (and Fraser's collection of graphs pretty much makes this case in absolute terms) a firm hand must be shown. Why isn't it? I think we should be told.
The real question here is what colour of tie is Larry going to wear for Prime Cat's questions? Is Smythson's going to produce a leather bound Rat Catch Record Book? When is he going to appear on the Daily Politics and allow Andrew Neil to question him on his Rat Deficit Reduction policy? Is this the first sign of the Big Society where a volunteer, Larry, replaces the local council? Could this be a plan to stop Steve Hilton wearing shorts, after a few scratched legs he might be looking for thick trousers?
This is a significant event in British politics, the first cat in No10 since Cherie sent Humphrey packing (and look what happened to them, replaced by the next door neighbour who ruined the country). Is a cat in No10 the sames as the ravens in the Tower and the Apes in Gibraltar, is this the third corner of security of the British Empire?
Is the TV programme "who do you think you are" already researching Larry's background to see if there is any connection with Alexandr the meerkat, the royal family have Russian connections, could Larry be a distant cousin six times removed of Alexandr and his colleague Sergei?
The government needed Larry as a diversion story with the sacking of soldiers by email story taking the headlines. The MOD have announced that sacking of soldiers by email is unacceptable ------ now that they have Twitter.
I am surprised Cameron was even prepared to consider an ordinary moggie in his home. After all, the man has regal connections. perhaps he's trying to appeal to the average working man and woman. Oh - hang on there's another 44,000 unemployed so there is no average working man any more!
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Bruce - I thought the story they were trying to bury was the 4% inflation thingy..
But it does make me wonder if they have struck a deal with the publicity-hungry Battersea Dogs AND CATS Home for a delivery of a new pet every time there is a scandal brewing.
There could even be a new 'scandal index'...
Minor Lib Dem sex scandal - Guinea Pig..
Bad news about Iran - A Persian Cat
Whiff of Tory Financial scandal - Scottish Border Collie
financial stories usually get blamed on Gordon Brown, since the average punter doesn't know his deficit from his debt and most TV commentators don't know either, it is easy to pass them off. But anything to do with troops has the average Tory writing to the Times (now it is behind the paywall they would get more notice if they posted it on a board on St Kilda).
Since the Monetary Policy committee seems to use a dice to calculate its figures no one believes them.
Does anyone notice Lib Dem sex scandals aren't they like buses coming along in threes.
Mind you next time there is a problem with Europe it would need an elephant in the room.
As an owner of a Border Collie the problem is 1. They are more intelligent than all politicians 2. They won't be persuaded to do something unless they want to. 3. They herd sheep so after 5 minutes in No10 they would disappear over to the Commons and round up all the backbenchers. 4. They are all more right wing than Mrs Thatcher. 5. They are all Scottish Nationalists.
A puss in designer boots.
That's funny web tasarım article
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5 comments:
- John Rozum said...
I'm not much of a baked goods kind of person, but those look great, and tasty.
- October 20, 2008
- Purpleflyy said...
Do you have a recipe for these cupcakes? Would really love to have one! :)
- October 24, 2011
- halloween spirit said...
Yes. I used this one. Minus the licorice legs and teeth. :) http://www.marthastewart.com/254670/spider-cupcakes?czone=holiday/halloween-center/halloween-center-desserts
- October 24, 2011
- notyournormalsteam said...
I LOVE THESE!! The were super easy and my husband was creaped out by them every time he opened the fridge.
Thanks for the idea. I made them for our recent pumpkin carving party. You can see my version here (I gave credit and a link back): http://notyournormalsteam.wordpress.com/2012/10/18/pumpkins-pumpkins-everywhere-oh-and-spooky-food-too/
- October 18, 2012
- Unknown said...
I love your version better!! Before I saw the recipe, I thought it was going to be crushed Oreos on top. Was very surprised to see it was black sugar...interesting and much easier than the Oreos but I bet both would be good!!
- October 20, 2012


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Jim Tuma, left, and Kenneth Antee talk recently with Rapides Parish Police Juror Richard Vanderlick at an event hosted by the Rapides Parish Police Jury at Tunk's Cypress Inn for parish mayors to show them the plans for renovating the Rapides Coliseum. On Tuesday, parish voters OK'd two new propoerty taxes -- one to pay for a $23 million renovation of the Coliseum and a second to help pay for operating costs for 20 years.
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Voters in Rapides Parish approved a $23 million proposal Tuesday to renovate and upgrade the aging entertainment venue on Louisiana Highway 28 West in Alexandria. The proposal passed with more than 52 percent of the vote.
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Santa Clarita resident, Morgan Weistling is recognized as one of America's top contemporary painters. He draws upon his many years as an illustrator to create masterful compositions. Most often, his subjects are period pieces, evoking a gentle and gracious time. His paintings have a deep sense of history due to research and authentic costumes.
At Autry National Center's Masters of the American West he was the recipient of the 2000 David P. Usher Patron's Choice Award, the 2003 the Trustees' Purchase Award, and the 2007 and 2008 David P. Usher Patron's Choice and Booth Museum of Western Artists' Choice awards. In 2001, he became the youngest recipient of the coveted Prix de West Purchase Award and Nona Jean Hulsey Buyer's Choice Award. In 2008 he received his second Prix de West Purchase award and in 2011 his third Patron's Choice Award from the Autry National Heritage Museum show "Masters of the American West" for his painting titled "Where Stories Were Told".
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The Broward Sheriff's Office Tuesday charged a 15-year-old boy with aggravated battery with a firearm in Monday's shooting of a 15-year-old girl outside a Pompano Beach apartment complex.
Detectives believe the victim, Jolessica Williams, and her niece were walking near N.W. 11th Circle and 18th Drive with two 15-year-old boys they knew, when one of the boys shot Williams in the chest.
Detectives later learned that the teen who fired allegedly threatened to shoot seconds before the gun went off.
Clinching her chest, the 8th grader walked two blocks to a a relative's apartment but collapsed in the parking lot, according to witnesses.
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• The former Detroit Red Wings player signed autographs Saturday at Walmart.
FRENCHTOWN TOWNSHIP — Darren McCarty retired from the Detroit Red Wings hockey team in 2009, but his southeast Michigan fan base still seems to be strong given the numbers who sought his autograph Saturday afternoon at Walmart in Frenchtown Township.
Mr. McCarty arrived at the store shortly after 3 p.m. — about an hour later than expected — but that didn't discourage the nearly 100 people who lined up in the sports department to wait for their chance to meet him. The memorabilia they hoped to get signed was mostly jerseys, hats and T-shirts, but there were some unusual items as well.
Mr. McCarty had spent 13 seasons with the Red Wings, including the Stanley Cup seasons of 1997, 1998, 2002 and 2008. After his retirement, he started a career in sports broadcasting. A blitz of media attention erupted last fall when he started working at American Jewelry and Loan in Detroit, the pawn shop featured on truTV's "Hardcore Pawn" show.
Those who were near the front of the autograph line Saturday included J.T. Zanger, 12, a sixth-grader at Manor Elementary School, and his cousins, Tommy Schink, 12, a sixth-grader at Custer Elementary School and Ryan Zanger, 5, who is in preschool.
J.T.'s dad, Jack, had driven the youths to Walmart.
J.T. and Tommy had Detroit Red Wings hats, and Ryan wore a Red Wings shirt.
Tommy said he remembered seeing Mr. McCarty play once in Detroit and brought two hockey pucks he hoped to get signed. His cousins had pictures of Mr. McCarty on the ice.
Another young hockey fan in line was Cole Lewis, 11, a sixth-grader at Bedford Junior High School. He was shopping with his mom, Tracy Foland, when they heard the announcement about the autograph session.
Cole and his mom went back to the car and got his hockey stick to see if Mr. McCarty would sign it. As it turned out, Cole was scheduled to be at hockey practice at 4:30 p.m.
Because Mr. McCarty was late in arriving, they didn't know if they could make their appointment. But the line went pretty fast once it got started. When they met Mr. McCarty, the Red Wings alumni seemed impressed with amount of practice that would have caused the wear and tear on the hockey stick.
He made sure Cole got an autograph card as well.
Three other hockey fans — Brandon Mazzacco, Evan Malick and Ryan McCullough, all of Livonia — said they made a quick drive to Monroe after just missing Mr. McCarty's appearance earlier in the day in Canton.
"We missed him by 10 minutes," Mr. Mazzacco said.
But he and his friends, who dubbed themselves "super fans," got on Twitter to find out where the next stop would be.
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The Livonia trio also had one of the most unique memorabilia items of anyone in line. Before they left the Walmart store in Canton, they asked if they could have Mr. McCarty's appearance poster from the just-finished autograph event.
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Check out the thread CHAINMAIDEN in UK Mums, a very nice lady did some research on this and posted it there.
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My DS was breech at 36 weeks and turned by 38 weeks thanks to my diligence in doing all the exercises described in this post and others (at least I think they helped). My little girl has been in a transverse position my entire pregnancy and I will find out at my next appointment whether she is still in that position or head down. I sure hope she's head down! For a pp, my doctor had me choose an early date for a c-section with my DS (which thankfully I didn't need) figuring it would be safe to have a scheduled c-section early rather than go into
and have to have an emergency c-section.
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I did a Google search and came up some helpful answers and exercises on how to turn a transverse baby:
Q: Now at 34 weeks, we've been told for over a month that the baby's been consistently in a transverse position. we've heard there are exercises to help the baby adjust positions. is there any truth to that, and what are those exercises?
A: Yes, there is truth to that....there are exercises to help turn the baby to a more favorable position for birth. That position is usually a vertex anterior position, meaning that the baby is head down with its face turned towards the mother's back. It is important for you to try some of these exercises, since, if your baby remains in a transverse position, a cesarean section is inevitable. While the exercises are usually recommended for breech babies, they can be helpful for the baby who is transverse (laying across mom's belly). Most babies assume their birth position sometime between 34 and 36 weeks, so there is still plenty of time for the baby to move.
One of the most well-known exercises for turning a baby into the head-down position is called the "breech tilt"exercise. Place a board at about a 45 degree angle between the floor and a couch. Mom gets on the board with her head down at the bottom of the board and her feet up at the top, and stays in the position for about 5-10 minutes. It may be more comfortable for mom to lay on her back and raise her bottom about 15 inches off the floor, with some help from some pillows, of course. Another option is for mom to get into an extreme knee-chest position. The point is to get the hips higher than the head so the force of gravity will encourage the baby to move up out of the pelvis and into a more favorable position. This is a harmless exercise and can be coupled with such things as placing headphones near the pubic bone and playing music to encourage the baby to turn, and talking to the baby (or having dad talk to the baby near mom's pubic bone).
If this fails, you may want to consider asking your doctor or midwife about a procedure called an external version. This procedure involves the doctor moving the baby manually/externally while using an
to guide the movements. It is a riskier way to get the baby to turn, since there is the chance of detaching the placenta from the wall of the uterus. However, most times an external version is successful in getting the baby to a head-down position and in avoiding a cesarean section.
Keep in mind that sometimes nothing will get a baby to turn, or a baby will be stubborn and turn back into the previous position after having turned head-down. For this reason, it is important to prepare yourself mentally and emotionally for the possibility of a cesarean section. Women who are prepared ahead of time for the possibility of a medically necessary cesarean section report having a more positive birth experience than those who thought that "it wouldn't happen to me."
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OMG!! That's too funny......and really creepy! I think I'd have nightmares if I were that nurse! And that poor 10 yr old will never hear the end of that story!!
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Thanks for all the advise and words of encouragement ladies. I will try the excersize ball as well as propping my hips up on pillows. Even though some doctors are telling their patients that excersizes probably won't work, I'll never forgive myself if I don't try and she ends up staying that way.
I like what CALLIOPESMOM said about the IQ being believed to be 20 pts higher; at least that put a smile on my face :)
I'll get to work and I'll keep you ladies posted if anything changes.
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Glad to see this post. My midwife suspected a transverse position for my little one at yesterday's appointment. I am trying the pelvic tilts on all fours and will try the hip circles on the birthing ball too since I have a
I have read that only about 5% of babies who are transverse stay that way through the 39th week so we have TONS of hope ladies!
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I am 35 weeks and my baby wont turn either! I had a long talk with my dr yesterday and he wasn't too convinced by these exercises. He told me that 50% of breech babies will turn at this point, and those who turn after exercises would have likely turned on their own and there is no real correlation. I'm still going to do them though! :) He also said that if she hasnt turned by my next appt (37wks) we can schedule an external version for the 38th week if I want. He uses an
and if it does work and I am dialated he can induce then. If it doesnt work he will go ahead and do a c-section that day since you already have the epidural. Ugh! Turn baby turn! I DO NOT want a c-section!! (although getting this baby out at 38 wks does sound nice!) :)
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i'm in my 35 week and my baby is still in the breech position. i've been doing these excersizes and have to agree thats its not easy to do them. my doc has asked me to pick a date in my 38 week for a scheduled c-section in case baby doesn't turn by then. any ideas as to why not wait till 40th week for this? i've got another appointment for next saturday but was just wondering if anyone here has a clue.
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and delivery nurse, said these babies have an IQ of 20 points higher than average. It isn't much comfort when you have to have the child surgically removed, but it has to mean something.
I have heard that accupressure can turn regular breech babies; it is worth a try.
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Check out the site: www.spinningbabies.com.
It's got some useful info.
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Hip circles are supposed to help. Sit on an exercise ball and roll your hips around. Also, try and always sit so your hips are higher than your knees. Supposedly there are also some manual things you can do to make the baby move, but I don't know what they are.
My son was transverse until 38 1/2 weeks and then he flipped down into position so don't give up hope yet. We talked to him a lot asking him to please move and get into position. Sounds crazy, but I was willing to do anything and he ended up moving so who knows.
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My Dr suspected baby to be transverse, sideways, at todays visit and this was confirmed by an ultrasound. I was told not to worry, that there is plenty of time for her to turn around. I know she knows how to go head down; she was 3 weeks ago on an ultrasound.
Even though I'm told not to worry you know I that I am. If she doesn't move by delivery time it's a guaranteed c-section. It was advised that I get on all fours with my hips higher than my shoulders and maybe the baby will float out of her position and into the head down one. My problem is this hurts like hell....my back aches and I can only tolerate this position for literally 2 minutes. Does anyone know of anything else I can try to get my little one head down?
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Indianapolis Planner Re-Elected to National Planning Board
CHICAGO — Cynthia Bowen, AICP, from Indianapolis, Indiana, has been re-elected to the Board of Directors for the American Planning Association (APA), a 40,000-member organization committed to promoting better communities through good planning.
Elected from the Upper-Midwestern states, Bowen will serve as one of 13 members on the APA Board of Directors responsible for governing the association and setting strategic goals. Bowen began her second four-year term on May 30. Bowen also was recently named the Board's secretary/treasurer for 2012-2013. This is a volunteer position.
Bowen is an Associate and Director of Urban Planning and Design at RW Armstrong, a global consulting firm. Prior to her current position, Bowen worked as a Senior Planner at HNTB Corporation.
An active APA member, Bowen has held a number of leadership positions including president and professional development officer of the APA Indiana Chapter, and vice chair and secretary/treasurer of the Chapter Presidents Council.
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Help please! I'm making an unlined jacket with outside seams ie Marcy Tilton. My dilemma is that I cannot come up with an appropriate term for searching the archive. There are definately 1or 2 threads issues with this covered, but how to find it? " outside seams" brings up nothing and I've found before that unless the correct searching term is used it doesn't work. Any tips pleae to ease my frustration ?
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perhaps try "Marcy Tilton", "unfinished edges", "raw edges", "art to wear"
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Exposed seams?
I've seen it referred to as deconstructed. Check Macy Tilton's site also. She gives lots of different seam finishes in her newsletter.
Here is a link I found at Threads using deconstructed seam finish as a google search. Lots more links showed after that one but I only looked at the Threads one.
Thanks ladies, I will browse on all you suggest. Marec, I dont have a problem as such, I just like to read up beforehand on what i do and get hints, tips etc. I dont expect many problems with these seams . I am using grey felted wool .
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Jan. 17, 1942 - County production of honey increased: Brown county's honey production hit a new high the past season when over 135,000 pounds of high grade honey and over 2,000 pounds of beeswax were produced, according to Thomas Cashman, De Pere, president of the Brown county Beekeepers' association. This total exceeds that of Manitowoc county, land considered one of the state's leading honey producing areas.
Largest producer in the county was Myron Frisque, whose apiaries produced 80,000 pounds of honey this year. Charles Zellner's apiary produced 20,000 pounds.
The first carload of honey was shipped to an eastern firm by Frisque last week. A carload is 48,000 pounds.
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Aaaargh, too many good ideas!
If there was one thing that I would identify as crucial in the learning process, it would be 'flying in treacle'.
Many years ago, at Damp in Germany, we were flying Rev 2s as it was very windy! (Before vented Revs were made)
We decided to fly EDIT 'very' slowly and it worked a treat.
iQuad make very good use of speed control but I have not yet seen them flying in treacle!!!


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Introducing the Future Design of UNL.eduMay 19th, 2009 by smeranda
On May 12, the final result of the design team was presented to the Web Developers Network. The design, a visual realignment, will become the new template and interface for UNL.edu beginning August 17. For details on how the design came to be, take a look at Aaron's explanation of the process, and my explanation of the research.
Let's See the New Template!
From the Top
- In the top left corner is the "N," roughly the same size as in our current design. However, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln title is much larger and more prominent.
- In the upper right corner is a much larger search box. We have also removed the option to select the type of search to handle, and will replace with a results page that incorporates search results from unl.edu, peoplefinder and the local site. The idea is to create one simple interface element to use when searching the site.
- Immediately below the search box is a row of icons. The muted-in-color icons serve as links to site-wide resources (in order): RSS Links, current weather, the event calendar, peoplefinder and the public webcams. When the mouse rolls over these icons, they will be presented in color with little help "balloons" describing each element. Clicking on these will bring available the selected resource.
- Perhaps the largest advancement from our current site is the display of the navigation. The new design brings together the multiple navigation schemes present on any page and places them in a single, efficient and compartmentalized section. More on the functionality of the navigation below.
- Below the navigation, is a full-width, four-column content section. This area is reserved for the most important elements of the page, and is available to the developers to present in the fashion their users most need. Content area resources will be available for developers.
- The last section of the page is an extended footer. This is reserved for site-wide content that can be found on every page (related links, promotional items, contact information, etc…)
How does the Navigation Work?
The navigation on this template has been streamlined into one, easy-to-use element. What previously represented four separate navigational areas, has been combined and organized at the top of the page.
The navigation starts with the breadcrumbs/site hierarchy. For instance, on the image below, the red bar shows UNL > Admissions. The navigation displayed is for the Admissions department, as it is the current site our user is on.
The tab visual indicator is used to show which site the navigation belongs to.
At this point, our user can move her mouse over any of the Admissions links and by doing so, open a full drawer of all the links for the Admissions department:
This drawer will overlay the content and will disappear when she moves her mouse off. She can use any link in the drawer.
If our user would like to keep the navigation displayed at all times, across all sites on UNL.edu during every visit, she can opt to select the link at the bottom of the drawer that says: "click to always show full navigation." (note, this wording may change based on user-testing). By selecting this option, the navigation will always be displayed, and the content will be pulled out from underneath the drawer:
Upon doing this, the link at the bottom of the drawer will change to: "click to always hide full navigation," allowing our user to change her preference at any time.
In addition, this navigation element allows for added functionality. Our user also has the option to mouse over "UNL" in the red bar, and the navigation in the drawer will refresh with the navigation found on unl.edu, giving her quick access to the global navigation. Each site in the breadcrumb area (the red bar) will have the ability to showcase its primary navigation. For instance, if our user is on the "Accounting" site, her breadcrumb area would be laid out as: UNL > College of Business Administration > Accounting. By default she would have the Accounting site's navigation, but a mouse over "College of Business Administration" will present CBA's navigation, and a mouse over of "UNL" will present the global UNL navigation.
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File "/var/djangoapps/proj/app/migrations/0001_initial.py", line 49, in forwards
('other_model', models.ForeignKey?(OtherModel?, default=OtherModel?.default)),
AttributeError?: type object 'MockModel?' has no attribute 'default'
OtherModel?.default is a @staticmethod on the OtherModel? class that returns the default based on current database state.
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comment:1 Changed 7 years ago by andrew
- Status changed from new to closed
- Resolution set to wontfix
Now, this is difficult, as the whole reason MockModels? exist is because their model's code might change or even vanish. Thus, having a call to a callable on that original code in there isn't going to work so well in the future.
I think, in this case, the best thing to do is replace that OtherModel?.default line with something that will do the right job. In this case, it might be OK to import the 'real' OtherModel? class under a different name, and use its default:
from app.models import OtherModel as OtherModelOrig ... ('other_model', models.ForeignKey(OtherModel, default=OtherModelOrig.default)),
This will still fail if you remove models later, though. That might be fixed if we ever introduce an option that will run normal syncdb once, then --fake South's app version up to the newest revision, as opposed to just running through all revisions.
However, since this bug is pretty much unsolveable, and startmigration isn't really designed to cover EVERY use case (just _most_ of them), I'm marking as WONTFIX.


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Cost: $ US150.00
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First worn at: San Diego Comic Con 2012
Inspiration: The moment I read the description of this uniform in the book, I knew I had to do it! The design is my own, though I didn't make everything.
I only made the leather armor parts, arrows, hood, sleeves and arrows. I also modified the quiver from a hip to a shoulder one that buckles into the armor.
Favorite Aspect: This is hard because I love so much about this costume. If I have to chose just one thing, then it's the ability to show off my newer archery skills. I'm completely in love with the sport!
Least Favorite Aspect: I don't hate it, but I'm debating on changing the hood to something bigger and a bit darker.
Easiest Task: The make-up. It's fun to dirty myself up!
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Shandaken Tunnel Outlet SPDES Permit General Meeting - February 24, 2009
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYC DEP) hereby gives notice that a meeting will be held from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., on Tuesday, February 24, 2009, at the Catskill Mountain Foundation, Route 23A, Hunter NY.
The meeting is being held in accordance with State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (SPDES) Discharge Permit No. NY 026 8151, for the Shandaken Tunnel Outlet. NYC DEP will discuss the progress of several projects in the Catskill watershed region. Public input is welcome.
The meeting is open to the public.
Contact: Kimberlee Kane, NYC DEP - Bureau of Water Supply, 465 Columbus Avenue, Valhalla, NY 10595, Phone: (914) 773-4473, E-mail: email@example.com.
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Montgomery County - The City of Amsterdam City Council, as lead agency, has determined that the proposed Water Filtration Plant Improvements will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. The action involves new treatment plant equipment to be located in an existing building at the raw water source in Glen Wild, new filtration and water treatment equipment to be housed in a proposed addition attached to the existing filter plant, and replace the existing backwash tank with a new tank located on the filter plant site. The project is located in the City of Amsterdam, New York.
Contact: Ann M. Thane, City of Amsterdam, 61 Church Street, Amsterdam, NY 12010, Phone: (518) 841-4311.
Rensselaer County - The Town of Schodack Town Board, as lead agency, has determined that the proposed Water Transmission Main - Contract No. 3C will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. The action involves the construction of approximately 7,100 square feet of 16 inch water main, hydrants, valves and appurtenances to connect the Town's well field with its existing water transmission system within an existing water district. Approximately 50% of the water main route is within an inactive gravel mine; another 25% traverses meadow/brushland and woodland; and paved road, roadside turf, and pasture comprise the remainder. The project is located along a 7,100 foot corridor just east of Interstate Route 90 where it intersects US Route 9 and 2 in the Town of Schodack, New York.
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Rensselaer County - The Town of Grafton Planning Board, as lead agency, has accepted a Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement on the proposed The Lake at Sylvan Way. Written comments on the Supplemental Draft EIS will be accepted until February 27, 2009. A hard copy of the SDEIS is available at the Town of Grafton Town Hall and is also available on the town website at: www.graftonny.org/planboard.htm. The action involves the subdivision of a 141 acre tract of land acquired in January 2008 into 22 residential lots. This notice applies to both a Supplemental DEIS dated January 9, 2009 and to a Second Supplemental DEIS dated January 23, 2009 which were deemed complete and accepted by the Town of Grafton Planning Board at a Planning Board meeting on January 26, 2009. The project is located on South Long Pond Road in the Town of Grafton, New York.
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Treasures of Faith. Masterpieces from the Museum of Decorative Arts in Berlin, on display in the Bode Museum
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The most famous testaments to medieval church art from the National Museums' Museum of Decorative Arts, Berlin, have been brought together in a show hosted in the Bode Museum. The impetus for the exhibition is both positive and distinctly practical in nature, as extensive renovation work is currently being undertaken at the Berlin Museum of Decorative Arts.
The centrepiece of this exhibition is formed by key works from the Welfenschatz (which once made up the church treasure of the Collegiate Church of Saint Blaise in Braunschweig, also known as Brunswick). Important incunabula and illustrated manuscripts from the Berlin State Library and selected works from the host museum's own Sculpture Collection complete the spectacular exhibition.
Awaiting the visitor are numerous works representing various high-points in European cultural history, ranging from Early Middleages to the late Gothic period. Thanks to the striking juxtapositions of the works, visitors are afforded new and often surprising perspectives on these testaments of deep faith and the exceptional artistic craftsmanship.
An exhibition organized by the Museum of Decorative Arts in conjunction with the Sculpture Collection and Museum of Byzantine Art and the Dom-Museum in Hildesheim.
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The Gobelins tapestry room is only open on weekends and public holidays.
The upstairs galleries open at 11:00 a.m. (1 January 2015 - 18 March 2015 and from 28 September 2015)
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Le Marais, or "The Marsh", is now one of the most unique, charming and diverse neighborhoods in Paris. This district, with its mixture of modern and old world, eccentric and classic beauty, is filled with tiny streets and secret courtyards meshing tradition with new-found creativity. The eclectic district is like a fantastic melting pot with many different immigrant communities alongside local Parisians – and visitors are drawn to the neighborhood's small boutiques, art galleries, chic shops, second-hand vintage stores, restaurants, cafés, public squares and wonderful Marais apartments! It remains a central part of the Jewish community in Paris. Additionally, it is very accessible to areas of interest and it is close to the Louvre, the Seine, the Sorbonne, and Notre Dame.
Le Loir Dans la Théière is a charming and cosy café-bistro filled with French culture expressed on its walls with posters, paintings and drawings. Stepping inside one instantly feels the spectacular ambience that radiates from the interior. Next comes the authentic food. This unique spot has a variety of tasty and natural French quiches, cheeses, soups and salads. The brunch is outstanding and they even have a fabulous side dessert bar with an assortment of mouth-watering homemade sweets, such as apple cake with nuts and cinnamon, lemon meringue tart, fig tart, and the citron tart is so high it's served on its side! Located on 3 rue de Rosiers
La Perle is a super cool café/bar. By day it is a simple café and then at night, the transformation begins into one of the most hopping bars. Here you will find yourself rubbing shoulders with artists, teachers, hipsters and your average Joe – making La Perle feel like a true local bar. The food is simple and casual but at night you will find people spilling out of the doors to try and get in. Located on 78 Rue Vieille du Temple
I love my blender is not exactly what you would name a Paris bookstore. Cristophe, the owner, sells books from the US, Canada, Ireland, South Africa, the UK, India, and Australia. In addition to his love for literature, he also sells a unique mix of items such as cool mugs, tea, funky stationary, candles, incense and childrens' toys – hence the "quirky" name of the store. Located on 36 rue du Temple
Free 'P' Star is a treasure box of second-hand vintage. But unlike other Parisian second-hand vintage stores, it keeps its prices amazingly low while maintaining its quality standards. With its eclectic mix of retro, army, glitz, denim, and multitude of accessories, you could dress yourself from head to toe without breaking the bank. Located on 8 Rue Sainte Croix de la Bretonnerie
Pink Flamingo – Ok, so if you have had your fill of croissants and café au lait – check out this fantastic pizza place. Pink Flamingo is the coolest pizza restaurant – and that's not just for the music. Along with traditional pizzas they also have more savory pizzas like Basquiat – gorgonzola, figs and cured ham; Ho Chi Min – chicken & gambas, green curry in coconut milk, lemongrass, cilantro & peanuts; Gandhi – Indian-style spinach sauce; and Aphrodite – grilled aubergines marinated in hummus and garlic to name a few. If you place an order for delivery by the canal (by foot) they give you a big pink balloon and when your pizza is done they come and deliver it to you.
P.S. – last we've heard, you can also eat in a van they have parked outside with its own stereo! Located on 105, rue Vieille du Temple


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WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 23, 2014) - The Olsbergs MSE squad scored an exciting double-podium result in Washington D.C., this weekend when Patrik Sandell scored the win in the Kobalt Tools Ford Fiesta ST and teammate Joni Wiman finished third in the Red Bull/Bluebeam Ford Fiesta ST.
Both drivers emerged as early contenders for the win at the race, held at RFK Stadium in the nation's capital -- just a few miles from the White House. It was the first D.C. stop in series history and fans packed into the venue for two days of exciting racing Saturday and Sunday.
Sandell said he discovered the secret to success in D.C. during his initial laps on the tight and technical course. "Racing a track like this is more like driving a go-kart track than a traditional European-style rallycross course," he said. "You have to be more precise and focus on getting a lot of speed out of the corners -- and you must never, ever slide."
Through two days of tough heat racing, Sandell never finished lower than second to bypass the Last Chance Qualifier and advance directly to the Final, where he had a front-row starting position. "I knew at the start of the Final that if I could lead through the first corner, I could win and I focused on that," said Sandell. "When the light went green, I went for it."
Under pressure from a stacked field of drivers, including former Formula One star Nelson Piquet Jr., the Kobalt Tools driver kept his cool and held the lead position for all 10 laps to the checkered flag.
Teammate Joni Wiman secured his first podium of the year with third place in the Red Blue/Bluebeam Ford Fiesta ST. The rookie driver said he was thrilled to join his teammate Sandell on the podium -- although he admitted he is looking forward to his turn on the top step.
"Of course I'm really happy to be on the podium this weekend but I know I have more that I can do in Red Bull Global Rallycross," said the rookie Wiman. "I have made some mistakes this season and I'm hoping now that those are all out of my system."
After brushing the wall during qualifying sessions Saturday, Wiman won both of his opening heats to earn a front-row starting position in the Semifinal. There, he burst off the line too soon and had to serve a stop-and-go penalty. But Wiman fought his way back into contention to advance directly to the Final round.
Wiman's battle through traffic in the Final was intense, and an engine issue emerged late in the race that saw him losing power as he fought to maintain his podium position. Still, the Red Bull/Bluebeam driver crossed the line in third place to earn the first Supercars podium of his young career.
The 20-year-old Wiman swept the 2013 GRC Lites championship and joined Olsbergs MSE in 2014 for his first season of Supercars competition.
"Competing in Lites last season was great preparation for driving the car, but the racing in the Supercars class is much more aggressive and that's what I've been learning to handle. I'm improving in every race," said Wiman.
It was a Ford podium sweep: between Sandell and Wiman, former Formula One driver Nelson Piquet Jr. scored second place in a Ford Fiesta originally built for competition by Olsbergs MSE and now campaigned by SH Racing. Both Olsbergs MSE Ford drivers are now in the Top 5 in the championship standings, with Sandell tied for third and Wiman right behind him, in fifth.
In addition to the Supercars competition, eight GRC Lites returned to the series for their second round of 2014 competition. Olsbergs MSE team drivers Mitchell DeJong and Kevin Eriksson repeated their opening round performance, finishing first and second. The GRC Lites, purpose-built 310 horsepower rallycross racers, were designed and built by Olsbergs MSE as a development series for the sport of rallycross.
"It was a fantastic weekend for the Olsbergs MSE Ford team and all of our drivers," said team owner Andreas Eriksson. "Our cars are strong and we've proven without a doubt that we are contenders in the championship this season."
The team returns to Red Bull Global Rallycross July 19-20 in New York. World RX drivers Andreas Bakkerud and Reinis Nitiss will appear next weekend in Kuovola, Finland, for the Finnish round of the World Rallycross Championship.
Red Bull Global Rallycross pits small production-based cars against each other in door-to-door racing featuring dirt, asphalt, and table-top jumps. With enhanced engineering and safety features, the cars produce 600 horsepower and can accelerate from 0-60 miles per hour in less than two seconds, and can also withstand 70-foot jumps and other vehicle contact.
Olsbergs MSE designs, builds and operates winning competition cars for motorsport. It is recognized as the global authority in the growing sport of rallycross.
OMSE is a Ford Racing technical partner, developing the Ford Fiesta platform for international competition. Together, Ford and OMSE have earned an astonishing 20 X Games medals, including podium sweeps at the world's leading action sports contest (Los Angeles, 2011; Brazil 2013). The team has also scored every rallycross championship in the United States since the sport debuted in that country in 2010, and its drivers are podium regulars in European competition.
Founded in 2009, the organization represents a partnership between historic Swedish industrial company Olsbergs and rallycross specialists Motor Sport Evolution. In 2013, the company expanded its operations into the United States and now has dual headquarters with operations in both Nynäshamn, Sweden, and Huntington Beach, Calif.
In 2014, OMSE campaigns leading cars in World RX, the Global Rallycross Championship, and the Rallycross Supercar Scandinavia championship.


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August 25, 1994
IN RE: Herbert L. Blevins/City of Melbourne
This matter comes to the Attorney General as an appeal by Herbert L. Blevins in connection with his attempts to secure copies of documents from the city of Melbourne.
In a letter dated June 14, 1994, addressed to the city of Melbourne, Mr. Blevins requested copies of or access to various specifically described documents and photographs in the possession of the city.
In a letter addressed to the Attorney General, dated July 19, 1994, and received July 25, 1994, which we have construed to be the letter of appeal of Mr. Blevins, he stated that he had not received any response to his letter to the city. He referred to the statute which requires a response from the public agency within three days.
On July 25, 1994, this office sent a notice to the city that an appeal had been filed against it under the Open Records Act.
Apparently in response to that notice this office received a letter from Thomas A. Wietholter, Esq., attorney for the city of Melbourne, dated July 27, 1994, setting forth the city's position relative to the request of Mr. Blevins. There is no indication that a copy of that letter was sent to Mr. Blevins.
Mr. Wietholter stated in part that Mr. Blevins had been told at a council meeting to fill out the city's request form for copies of records which Mr. Wietholter maintains is authorized by KRS 61.872(2) and which he said had not been filled out by Mr. Blevins. Mr. Wietholter also referred to a civil action involving Mr. Blevins and the city. Finally, he
mentioned that the city has no full-time employees and that there is a city ordinance dealing with a time for the review of public records.
In connection with the duties of a public agency relative to the receipt of a request for access to public records, KRS 61.880(1) states, in part, as follows:
Each public agency, upon any request for records made under KRS 61.870 to 61.884, shall determine within three (3) days, excepting Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays, after the receipt of any such request whether to comply with the request and shall notify in writing the person making the request, within the three (3) day period, of its decision.
Thus, any public agency, which obviously includes the city of Melbourne, is required by law to notify the requesting party in writing within three business days of the receipt of the request to inspect public records of its decision relative to that request.
The city has violated KRS 61.880(1) by its failure to respond in writing within the required time frame.
KRS 61.872(2), cited by the city in support of its actions, provides as follows relative to the public's right to inspect documents:
Any person shall have the right to inspect public records. The official custodian may require written application, signed by the applicant and with his name printed legibly on the application, describing the records to be inspected. The application shall be hand delivered, mailed, or sent via facsimile to the public agency.
While the public agency may require a written application, as opposed to an oral request, there is nothing in the statute which authorizes a public agency to reject a request simply because the requestor did not use the specific form devised by the public agency. A particular form may be desired or suggested by a public agency but failure to use that form cannot be the basis for rejecting a request to inspect records.
A public agency cannot demand or require more in regard to a request to inspect public records than is required by KRS 61.872(2). The public agency may require, if it desires to do so, that a request or application be in writing. If a written request or application is required, the statute is satisfied if the written application whether or not submitted on the public agency's form contains the following:
1. Applicant's signature.
2. Applicant's name printed legibly.
3. Description of records to be inspected.
In OAG 76-588, copy enclosed, this office considered KRS 61.872(2) and said, in part, at page two:
Public agencies may put into their regulations the requirement for written application but we believe it is contrary to the letter and spirit of the open records law for an agency to make it more difficult to inspect a public record than it was before the open records law was enacted. Records which are easily described and readily available, such as tax assessment records, should not be temporarily withheld from inspection by red tape under the pretense of complying with the open records law.
The city violated the Open Records Law when it ignored the application or request to inspect public records because it was not submitted on a particular form devised by the public agency.
The request or application to inspect public records, on the basis of the copy sent to this office, meets all the requirements of KRS 61.872(2) except that it apparently was not signed. If the original of the request or application which was submitted to the city was not signed, the requesting party has not complied with the requirements of KRS 61.872(2) pertaining to a written request or application to inspect public records.
The city was under a legal obligation to respond to the request within the statutorily mandated time frame even if the response was merely to advise the requestor that the request did not meet the statutory requirements. Every request for documents submitted to a public agency should be responded to within the required time frame no matter what decision is made or what reason is advanced in response to that request.
Either Herbert L. Blevins or the city of Melbourne or both of them may challenge this decision by initiating action in the appropriate circuit court pursuant to KRS 61.880(5) and KRS 61.882 within thirty days from the date of this decision. The Attorney General shall be notified of any actions filed in the circuit court pursuant to KRS 61.880(3), but he shall not be named as a party to these actions or in any subsequent proceedings.
Copies of this decision
have been mailed to:
Herbert L. Blevins
P. O. Box 126
Melbourne, Kentucky 41059
Thomas A. Wietholter, Esq.
Campbell Towers, Suite 603-605
Fourth and York Streets
Newport, Kentucky 41071


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Apple has formally announced a schedule for the 2010 Worldwide Developers Conference. The event will be held June 7th through the 11th at Moscone West in San Francisco, and sport a distinct emphasis on iPhone and iPad apps. Developers will be able to attend the first sessions for the iPad, and labs for iPhone 4.0. As usual, a large section of the conference will still be devoted to Mac OS X.
Material is being separated into five tracks: Application Frameworks, Internet & Web, Graphics & Media, Developer Tools and Core OS. The first, for instance, will include sessions iAd and changes in iPhone 4.0, while Graphics & Media will address issues such as OpenGL programming and Game Center. Of note in the Internet & Web section is a focus on HTML5, reflecting the lack of Flash support on Apple handhelds.
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It's that time of year… The sun's shining more frequently, all of your hard work and effort in the gym is finally paying off a la the ability to go sleeveless and bare your legs. Now is NOT the time to fall off the exercise wagon, and one of the best ways to stick with your workout routine is to revamp your active wear wardrobe.
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Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts With Tomatoes, Olives and Capers
This dish showcases how the SOS Sport solar oven strongly infuses the chicken with the flavors of the ingredients. It is easy to succeed on the first try and it cooks in 1 - 2 hours in good sun.
Make the Dish
Wash and dry the breasts on paper towels. Rub each piece on all sides with the olive oil. Place 2 tbs. of the olive oil in the bottoms of each of the 2 Sport cook pots and coat the entire bottoms. Add 2 breasts to each pot, divide the sauce ingredients between them and salt and pepper to taste. Pour 2 more tbs. of olive oil over the ingredients in each pot. Mix the contents of each pot well. Cover the pots and place into the Sport solar oven. Clip the clear lid to the oven. Face the oven toward the sun and relax.
This dish will be done in 1 - 2 hours, depending on the sun strength. Serve at once.
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Cherry Lane Coffee House and Deli is found in the farming community of Malmesbury. The restaurant has a distinct French theme and patrons can enjoy their meal and drink on the patio. There is also a lovely garden at the back. Guests have a selection of light meals available to them and the coffee is absolutely divine.
The continental menu inspires dishes blended with native French and Mediterranean touches with a hint of local flair. Try the smoked trout roulade with spinach and horseradish cream, or the fillet with green peppercorn sauce.
The décor is upmarket and friendly, with splashes of colour adding warmth alongside a cracking winter fire.
Dine alfresco during warmer months of the patio lit with flickering candles and starry skies.
Local wines compliment meals at this warm and inviting establishment in Ferreira Street, Nelspruit.
This quaint, yet modern restaurant is located in the popular Brooklyn Mall and offers a wonderful break from a hectic day of shopping. The menu is large and has a wide variety of dishes to suit all tastes. Salads, pastas, meat and seafood dishes offer something for everyone. Great desserts provide a decadent end to the meal.
A treasure trove of delectable goods and gifts, Cinnamon and Silk Trading invites leisurely coffee breaks filled with a delicious assortment of freshly baked cakes, muffins and quiches all made right there in their micro bakery.
Browse the exquisite selection of décor and gifts before settling down with a hot cinnamon roll covered in custard or do yourself a favour and taste one of their famous chocolate brownies.
If the palate calls for something cooler, try the iced tea, fruit juice or old fashioned lemonade and cinnamon cola. The serve a wide range of herbal teas – all presented in the most beautiful old fashioned way.
This coffee and décor shop provides the perfect balance of shopping and indulging in Ballito's Lifestyle Centre.
Cinnamon and Silk is a managed hot spot – Wi-Fi available to all platforms.
Cinn-Full Café is a unique little coffee shop situated in the vibrant, bustling Canal Walk Shopping Centre. The interior is cosy and warm, and so is the service and atmosphere.
Take a break from shopping and grab a much-needed coffee and something cinn-full on the side. Try one of the delicious toasted sarmies or a healthy salad. Also, there is nothing like an indulgent, homemade pie to put the spring back in your step.
For the sweet tooth there are a variety of freshly baked muffins. Their signature item is the cinnamon bun, a definite must-have when you pop in.
Cinn-Full Café offers a much-needed respite from a busy day of shopping.
Cocoa Cha Chi is one branch of the Cocoa group, of which there is only four to maintain top quality and exclusivity. This Observatory coffee shop restaurant has a fantastic courtyard, ideal for spring and summer days. In winter, guests relax in the shop and watch the wind, rain and cold from the warm interior.
The menu covers meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner and there is a wide choice available for drinks. The extensive breakfast menu has an option for anybody's taste with plates of your basic eggs and bacon, toast with delicious toppings, French toast and croissants, to the hunger-buster Cha Chi Eggs with chorizo, tomato, cheddar with a toasted baguette – vegetarian versions are also available.
The light meals offered are perfect for a break from the office or a lazy afternoon with friends. Choose from toasted sandwiches, salads, wraps, burgers and tremezzinis to pitas and pastas. Then there is always the option to dig into a crisp and topping-filled pizza by yourself or with a friend.
The drinks menu is vast but the iced fruit crushes, smoothies and chillers are delicious and well known for their refreshing tastes. The coffee options are not something to be missed either.
Look out for the value-for-money specials like R25 breakfasts, cheap pizza and pasta days and draught beer Saturdays. Cocoa Cha Chi is open on Mondays to Saturdays, from 7 am to 11 pm, and on Sundays from 8 am to 8 pm.
Serving breakfast, light meals and delicious home baked goods, Coffee Barrel is the perfect winter warmer.
Enjoy a roaring winter fire and hearty soups mopped up with crusty bread or dine alfresco in balmy summer months over a lazy breakfast and newspaper or spend some idle time with friends catching up on gossip.
Coffee Barrel caters for every whim and season in Westdene, Bloemfontein.
Coffee on the Rocks perches on the edge of the ocean overlooking Walker Bay, home to the visiting Southern Right Whales from July until December.
Open for teas and lunch, this vibrant restaurant produces delicious meals and decadent cakes. Service is friendly and efficient, the food is excellent and the view of the whales is the best for miles around.
Open for breakfast, lunch & tea 10:00 - 17:00 Wednesday to Sunday (booking on Sat & Sun is advisable).
Coffee Republic is a modern, beautifully fitted coffee bar and shop in the middle of Canal Walk Shopping Centre - the local hub of shopping.
The coffee beans used in this original little outlet is specially roasted in Milan to provide a distinctive taste, feel, aroma and flavour envoking the spirit of this fashion capital.
Coffee Republic offers a range of deli-style foods and pride themselves on fresh produce and great quality. Try one of the delicious muffins on offer. The fabulous breakfast muffin with bacon egg and cheese is the perfect thing to help start your day.
Be sure to indulge in the decadent Creme Brulee Latte - who said you can't drink dessert.
Located along George Storrar Drive, tucked away in a cosy and small interior, Collectables at Zafferano brims with unspoilt delights and a tantalising selection of dishes.
From gourmet sandwiches, breakfast specialities, high teas to traditional Italian favourites, every mouthful at Collectables will leave you wanting more.
This quaint coffee shop and bistro offers value-for-money meals. Great breakfasts, light meals and especially their freshly baked breads all form part of a well thought out menu. The restaurant regularly hosts baking lessons and events, so watch out for those. Wi-Fi is available throughout. They also provide catering and the venue is available for private functions.
Como Caffé has successfully brought New York City's 'Little Italy' to the coastal town of Port Elizabeth. The light meal menu adds gourmet to the simplest meal. Try from their selection of paninis, burgers, soups, salads and pastas and wash it all down with the speciality tea and coffees. Customers can purchase their favourite produce from the in-house deli.
Trading times:
Monday to Friday – 7:30 am to 5 pm;
Saturday and Sunday – 8:30 am to 2 pm.
Cookie Works doesn't only serve coffee, but also cookies and friendly service, with a dash of creativity in the air. The interior is fun and different types of funky seating, including low wooden benches with plastic grass 'seats' and even a foam mattress, all make good seating for small bodies. Customers can sit down and doodle on pieces of paper to put down their own 'cookie quote' of the day which the staff then uploads to Facebook and Twitter. More than creating small Picasso masterpieces on paper customers can also create their own cookies. Simply choose a basic mixture, with the selection being between plain, chocolate and healthy, to start with and then add any mix-ins you'd like. Decadent mix-ins to throw into your cookie mix include almonds, mini-Astro's, orange bits, peanuts, marshmallows, cranberries etc. Your freshly designed cookies are then placed on an oven plate and loaded into the Cookie Works oven right behind the counter so that you can keep an eye on your cookies happily baking away while you sip on some Barista coffee.
Nestled within the Noble Hill Wine Estate, amidst working vineyards and the majestic Simonsberg Mountain, Cosecha harvests Latin delight using fresh local ingredients.
Dishes embrace a mix of contemporary and traditional Latin flavours and proffers daily specials enjoyed with fine wine and idyllic scenery.
Discover seasonal flavours and farm fresh flavours at Cosecha Restaurant in Paarl.
Crossways Country Kitchen is located between Port Elizabeth and Jeffrey's Bay on a beautiful piece of land. The restaurant serves country-style food with homemade condiments. Some of the produce used to prepare the delicious and wholesome meals comes straight from the farm. The leaves, vegetables and herbs are grown on the farm and can be purchased at the farm stall. The restaurant is environmentally friendly and leftovers either go to the farm chickens or organic garden. This is a warm and friendly establishment.
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Do You Eat Hard Boiled Eggs?
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On average, I eat about three hard boiled eggs per week. They're easy to transport and make a great snack or quick breakfast. I also enjoy throwing them into salads or sandwiches. Whenever my eggs are about to go bad, I simply boil them and that way, I know they won't go to waste. How about you?
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pickels 5 years
pickled eggs ,with fresh garlic and a hot pepper in the jar i love um
AmberHoney 6 years
I love the baby chicks and if eating hard boiled, I love gourmet salts on them. Tasty and fun!
Wewantsunshine 6 years
I like eggs every way except hard boiled...
rainydaybleus 6 years
love then, just hate peeling them.
DeviousMuse 6 years
I just boiled a dozen tonight to make deviled eggs. When two of them cracked in the boiling water, I was excited to eat them alone with salt and lots of black pepper.
Spectra 6 years
I love hard boiled eggs! Although, I don't get why you boil them just before they go bad...fresh eggs will last a good 5-6 weeks in the fridge but once you boil them you get a couple days to a week out of them at best. Unless you meant that boiling them spurs you to eat the rest of them really quickly before they go bad. I like them sliced up on my salad...SO yummy.
Nadia24gv 6 years
I eat them pickled, in Claussen juice. Mmmmm.
HoneyBrown1976 6 years
I love them!!!!
Soniabonya 6 years
Love love hardboiled eggs :) Though for some reason I always seem to over boil them :\ Boo.
pink-pirate 6 years
Don't like eggs and this is about the egg-iest way they are prepared in both taste and smell. Guess I'm in the small minority...
Kimpossible 6 years
Yes, I usually buy an extra dozen eggs specifically to hard boil them and keep them in the fridge. My children like them too.
hollspd 6 years
Love hard boiled eggs! I eat them by themselves - just a little salt and pepper - or in salads, on top of potato salad, so many ways!
Chrstne 6 years
I have never eaten a whole hard-boiled egg in my life. I know, I'm such a little brat! I only like the egg whites, for some reason the yolk is just nasty to me. My boyfriend eats them all the time, I just can't do it.
doogirl 6 years
Oh absolutely! I don't normally just eat a hard boiled egg by itself, but I will slice one on top of a salad and egg salad sandwiches are my favorite!
hanmeng 6 years
I'm eating an egg salad sandwich right now. I keep wanting to make tea eggs, but I never get around to it.
hex913 6 years
I don't eat eggs (by themselves)...period.
weffie 6 years
Not any more, but when I did eat eggs my favourite was spinach salad with mushrooms, sliced hardboiled eggs and any kind of creamy dressing... I liked the rubberiness of the eggs with the sponginess of the mushrooms :)
mamasitamalita 6 years
I love them, my mom tells me when I was a toddler I would just beg and cry for them. I don't like them in salads unless its a Nicoise salad, but they're so easy and simple for weeks when I know mornings will be crazy... I'll boil a few and just grab them as I'm heading out. plus.... egg salad sandwich with paprika on delicious, grainy bread is so amazing
OHSOFEMME 6 years
I eat about 2 a day...
smileyface 6 years
This is pretty much the only type of egg I will eat. I hate eggs cooked other ways. The only other time I eat eggs is if I order or make fried rice and it has eggs in it or I decide to put a little fried egg in it.


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I had to make a seperate post for this!!
She called my mom saying oh ya did you know michele emailed me at 12. Then called back and said I love you dearly but I don't think having Michele and her horse here is going to work so this what I emailed her-- Hey Anne I just talked to my mom and she said that you said it wouldnt work out with us being at your barn. So we were looking at barns earlier today anyways and we need copies of the coggins test [thats the only way we will be able to move chance.] we should have the horse out by the end of the week. We will have someone to trailer chance for us.
Soo today I got yelled at when I was there riding and she tried to tell me to get off my horse!! Omg that got my mad!! I also found out that chance isnt 5 she's probably 10 maybe 9 but were not sure. If my old BO says that she doesnt hav the coggins test she's going to get the vet out there asap!!
But the new barn is amazing!!! Great people!! I mean they give there horses 3 meals a day with multi vitamins ect. I can ride chance in the paddock with the other 2 hroses are or in the round pen or on teh trails out back! Im pretty excited to move!! Beautiful barn! And if my aunt said that we can't get someone to trailer we are going to walk her down. They have 2 horses but there putting one down cause its ankle broke soo um they don't ussually board horses but she knows anne and she is banned off her property! So she's letting me keep chance there till our back yard is done! She's very honest, tells me what she thinks of anne and she's very interested in chance and what kind of condition she wll be in.
I rode chance today!! Omg it was amazing we cantered!!!!!!!!!!!!! First time I cantered her but I have cantered before lol. She threw a buck and a small rear but she got her self out of it. So we walk trot and cantered
She responded really well to the bit
So that's basiclly it I think ill post again if I remember something! I probably will.


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Members of River Valley's winning Mathematics Challenge team pose after finishing the test. Nearly 200 students from 10 area high schools participate in the challenge. Team members are Katie Longacre, Ian Burgan, Allie Woodford, Emily Griffith, Cullen Cook and Christin Tackett.
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This year 188 students from 10 Marion-area high schools participated in The Marion Mathematics Challenge, a rigorous online math competition that covers math concepts from general math to pre-calculus.
The competition is organized and hosted by Marion Technical College and The Ohio State University at Marion.
The participating schools were Cardington, Elgin, Harding, Highland, Mount Gilead, North Union, Pleasant, Ridgedale, River Valley and Tri-Rivers. The top three students at each grade level, nine through 12, received a trophy. ...


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