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Mr. Lewis was born in Elgin, and had lived in Amarillo for 40 years before moving to Madill, Okla. He married Dorothy Washer on Oct. 3, 1940.
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WEST CHESTER Ś Several Chester County officials joined survivors of gun violence and a gun control group Saturday to encourage legislation to require background checks on private gun sales in Pennsylvania.
ōWe are here today to call on Congress to require background checks for all gun purchases,ö said Mayor Carolyn Comitta of West Chester.
The new proposal requires for the potential gun buyer to get a background check done at a licensed gun dealer, and the licensed gun dealer would keep the record of the private sale.
Pennsylvania law requires background checks on all sales of handguns and on all sales by a federally licensed firearms dealer. Private gun sellers are not legally bound to complete background checks or keep any records of gun sales.
CeasefirePA press release said the ōloopholes put us all at risk.ö
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ōThereÆs overwhelming consensus in the sixth district of Pennsylvania and throughout the country that requiring background checks for every gun sale makes logical sense,ö Comitta said regarding a recent poll in favor of background checks. ō. . . WeÆre asking them (congress) to vote for it because it will save lives.ö
Exective Director of CeaseFirePA, Shira Goodman, says passing the proposal will be a small change that ōwill make us safer.ö She said if someone avoids getting a background check while purchasing a gun, then there is ōprobably a reason why you shouldnÆt have a gun.ö
West Chester Councilwoman Cassandra Jones discussed that private gun sales include going to gun shows and ōbuying guns from trunksö of cars. Jones compared the accessibility to purchasing a hot dog from a hot dog stand. She said the public has to educate others about this.
Downingtown Mayor Josh Maxwell told a story of a domestic that lead to the death of a Downingtown resident who was shot five times. He said he realizes a required background check would not have saved her life. He said even if one person cannot get a gun, due to a background check, that is one life saved. This is about the future, he said.
As mayors, we have a responsibility to keep the public safe,ö said Maxwell.
Mayors Against Illegal Guns has priorities of requiring background checks for every gun sale, making gun trafficking a federal crime and limiting the sale of military-style weapons and high capacity magazines.
ōIn order to enforce our laws prohibiting criminals from buying gun, we have to have background checks, and there has to be a record of the sale,ö Maxwell said. ōSome have claimed that the record keeping provision is a registry of gun owners, but itÆs exactly the same requirement that licensed dealers are already expected to uphold.ö
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All speakers alike agreed this is about ōfinding common groundö without impairing second amendment rights. Goodman is looking for ōsolutionsö by working within the first amendment.
ōBackground checks will not and do not keep guns out of the hands of law abiding citizens,ö Comitta said. She said they can keep guns out of the hands of those who cannot legally carry.
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ōI really believe this is not a political issue,ö Buglio repeated. He said this is about the safety and welfare of families and communities.
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Several speakers ask the public to write to Senator Pat Toomey and Senator Robert Casey to support the proposals. Goodman, asked the public to tell the senators that they will support them for supporting the proposal.
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Joe Harris scored 22 points, seven during a game-ending 13-6 run, and Virginia beat North Carolina State on Tuesday night, its fourth straight victory.
Akil Mitchell added 14 points for Virginia (15-5, 5-2 Atlantic Coast Conference), including an 18-foot jumper that put them ahead to stay, as the second-stingiest defense in the country put the clamps on.
North Carolina State (16-5, 5-3), which arrived averaging nearly 80 points per game, became the 17th team, including all seven ACC opponents, to be held under 60 points by Virginia.
C.J. Leslie, playing despite being under the weather, led the Wolfpack with 20 points and 14 rebounds. Richard Howell had 12 points, 11 rebounds and six assists.
Leslie missed what would have been a tying free throw with 3:20 left, and when Jontel Evans hit two from the line with 26 seconds left, the lead was three. The Wolfpack never got off a good shot in the closing seconds.
The Wolfpack suffered a critical loss midway through the first half when point guard Lorenzo Brown limped off with what appeared to be a left ankle injury. He got medical attention on the bench, went to the locker room, came back and got more attention, but appeared significantly hobbled and didn't return.
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Deshaun Thomas scored 25 points, including 10 during a game-breaking 15-0 second-half run, to lead Ohio State past Wisconsin.
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I'm Veronica- I grew up in the USA but moved on my own to Adelaide, South Australia four years ago to go to university. The rest of my family still lives in Wisconsin, but we all try to see each other at least once a year. Graduated this year with a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology. I absolutely love travel and have been lucky to see some amazing places from France to Mexico to Australia. I love camping, going out to concerts and plays, writing and taking photographs... I'm just as happy sitting and relaxing in a café as I am going on a hike through mountains. Just want to get out and experience things, really!


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Aqualon, a division of Hercules Incorporated, and Evonik Goldschmidt GmbH have signed an agreement to bring utilitarian polymers to the forefront of the personal care industry.
Choosing Thickening Agents for Emulsions, Part I: Water Phase Thickeners
Oct 9, 2006 | Ken Klein, Cosmetech Laboratories
As readers of this column certainly must by now know, emulsion stabilization is a favorite topic of mine. A key component of every emulsion is the thickener or, more properly, a thickener system that is employed.
Stimuli-responsive Polymer Systems: A Review of Thermo-associative Thickening
Oct 2, 2006 | Robert Y. Lochhead, The University of Southern Mississippi
This article reviews recent trends in thermally initiated stimuli-responsive materials and provides some insight into the physicochemical mechanisms that underpin this behavior.
Comparatively Speaking: Newtonian vs. Non-newtonian Liquids
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Industry expert Tony O'Lenick asks: What is the difference between newtonian and non-newtonian liquids? The answer to this question was provided by Peter Styne.
Arch Introduces Rheology Modifier
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Arch Personal Care Products introduces a viscosity builder specifically developed for cosmetic and personal care applications...
Cationic-compatible Liquid Rheology Modifier
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Noveon Inc., a subsidiary of specialty chemical company The Lubrizol Corporation, has announced a new cationic-compatible liquid rheology modifier.
Correlating the Structure and Rheology of Lamellar Liquid Crystalline Phases in Emulsions
May 1, 2006 | T. Tadros, Consultant; S. Leonard, M.-C. Taelman, C. Verboom and V. Wortel, Uniqema
This paper describes the correlation between the structure of liquid crystalline phases in emulsions and their rheological characteristics. An oleosome/lipophilic liquid crystalline-forming system and hydrosome/hydrophilic liquid crystalline-forming system were investigated. At the same high shear rate viscosity, the oleosome-system showed less thixotropy and rapid recovery when compared with the hydrosome-system.
Sunscreen Formulas With Multilayer Lamella Structure
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The multilayer lamellar structure in sunscreens containing phosphate emulsifiers plays key roles in the emulsion rheology and in enhancing deposition of sunscreen oil on skin surface, thereby improving the SPF water wash resistance.
Fluid Gels Based On Natural Polymers For Cosmetic Applications
Apr 21, 2006 | Peter A. Williams and Martina Hickey, Centre for Water Soluble Polymers; and David Mitchell, Chesham Chemicals Ltd.
Varying the concentration of two polymers – xanthan gum and konjac mannan – mixed in solution and subjected to shear while cooling yields fluid gels whose viscosity can vary from a pourable solution to a spreadable gel.
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Colonial Chemical highlights a new high molecular weight (HMW) betaine that is naturally derived from linoleic acid.
Equilibration Reaction of Silicone Fluids
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Silicone compounds resemble organic compounds in their ability to make derivatives, but they are fundamentally different because they are equilibrium products. The nature of the equilibrium and the composition of the equilibrium mixture are the key factors. This is important because cyclic compounds are undesirable in personal care products.
Polymers for Thickening and Aesthetics of Surfactant Systems
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Sandridge: Origins
Elizabeth McCarten's debut pattern for Twist Collective, is the versatile and flattering Sandridge Cardigan which includes instructions for a men's or women's version with a zipper or button closure. This cross post from her blog covers the design inspiration behind this beautiful and wearable piece.
I'm very fortunate to have two young adult kids who enjoy wearing my knits. Perhaps I've just trained them to wear sweaters, but I like to think it's because I listen when they tell me what they want. When my son, James, announced that he really wanted a zip-front jacket, I cringed--in part because he would be leaving for the start of his third year at the University of Toronto in only a week, and in part because zippers really weren't my thing. I'd made the mistake of showing James the photo of Jared Flood wearing his version of Paton's Urban Aran. James thought he'd look totally cool wearing it, and I did too, but I had concerns:
Next, I thought about where James would be wearing his new jacket. The University of Toronto is broken down into colleges. James is a student of Trinity College. Trin's Strachan (pronounced Stron) Hall is a beautiful dark grey stone building in the gothic style. If you look closely up near the roof, you can see stone snakes zigzagging back and forth just under the eaves--at least, I think they look like snakes. So,the sweater was born in time for the first cool weather of the season.
Tolovana: The Making Of
I put a lot more time into planning my wedding shawl than I did my actual wedding and to be honest, that's not saying much because my wedding planning amounted to sending an email to my closest family, booking a hotel room, getting a license and hoping for the best. If only knitwear design were so easy. Though, to be fair, I find designing pretty fun but would be entirely content to never plan another wedding.
So to start, I pulled out my entire collection of stitch dictionaries looking for motifs to pair together. I didn't have a strong sense for what I wanted but I knew I wanted to take what I learned from designing La Cumparsita and expand on it, making a project that had more details, and a strongly scalloped hem. I ended up choosing only a single motif and scaling it up and down to form three versions, a border and transitions between each.
At the same time, I started to think about yarn. I wasn't sure what I was going to be wearing but I thought red might be pretty so I ordered three Grafton Batts from Amy.
It was a little challenging but I did my best to work all three batts as one to maintaining the color transitions these batts are so well known for.
I ended up with about 1100 yards of rich glorious fingering/sport weight singles and began the swatching and knitting and charting and calculating. I was cranking along and doing great until I actually decided to start looking at dresses.
I suppose this my have been an acceptable reason to consider a white or ivory dress, but as I am already a brilliant shade of "fish belly" and since *ahem* the symbolism associated with wearing white most certainly wouldn't apply to me, I was determined to wear some other color and some other color I found. It just turns out that blue-green doesn't actually go terribly well with red and burgundy.
At this point, spinning another 1000 yards or so of fiber just wasn't going to be an option, but I had some purple Handmaiden Seasilk burning a hole in my stash that was more than up to the task.
The final shawl is incredibly delicate and actually snagged quite dramatically right before the wedding. But really, what's a wedding without at least one moment of panic? The fibers smoothed out as easily as they snagged, but it was clear to me that this would always be a special occasion sort of wrap, not one to to throw around my neck before heading out to the city.
When Kate asked me if I'd like to publish the pattern in Twist Collective, I jumped at the chance. Instead of the delicate seasilk we decided to go for two uniquely different yarns and offer two variations of the pattern.
The green version is worked in Sundara Sock. The lace has larger expanses of stockinette for a warmer, denser feel. This is the version I'd use as my all purpose, scarf/wrap on chilly winter days. It's washable, strong, tightly spun and the colors are rich, yet it unfurls into a beautiful shawl that looks great wrapped around your shoulders while you are out on a dinner date.
The violet version is more true to the original, and worked in Sundara Silky Merino which offers the drape and sheen of the prototype with a little of that merino resiliency I love so much. The more delicate and open version of the lace pattern makes it a great option to wear for more formal occasions, but it's not so delicate that you'd be afraid to put it to good use.
It was really a fun design to come up with and as someone who knit the pattern twice (I did hire a sample knitter to knit the third one) I found it really enjoyable too. This may have something to do with my fond feelings for the whole project but I do hope that others will find it equally enjoyable. If you are interested in knitting Tolovana, you can get it here. And of course, don't forget to check out all the otherbeautiful patterns available at Twist Collective.
New From Twist Authors
The fall book harvest is abundant this year with great new titles from many talents featured in Twist Collective, and that we're proud to recommend.
Alison Sarnoff and Melody Moore have finally penned enough of their adorable and sassy Knit Princess strips to publish a hard copy of Knit Princess Volume 1 so you read about the wool-obsessed Tiara'd one even in the bathtub.
Regular Twist photographer Caro Benna Sheridan and the beloved Stitchy McYarnpants bring us Knitting it Old School, a sometimes silly, sometimes serious (and sometimes scifi) collection of retro-vamp patterns that includes the work of Twist contributors Marnie MacLean and Amy Herzog.
Make room on your sock book shelf for Stephanie van der Linden's Around the World in Knitted Socks, previously seen on this blog in the original German. I'm so excited that English speaking knitters can now see Stephanie's genius in familiar terms.
And don't let me forget about friend of the house and prolific knitgrrl, Shannon Okey, and her newest book, The Knitgrrl Guide to Professional Knitwear Design, a book we highly endorse for anyone interested in cutting a professional path for themselves in the knit world.
Roxham Woolgathering
A few years ago, I went to a wool and arts and crafts gathering at a farm near the Vermont border. I remember walking around thinking that I wanted to do a photoshoot there... of what? I don't know. This was a pre-Twist.
Fast forward to this past spring and I found myself in a café meeting with a photographer whose work I had admired. It turned out that Roxham Farm was her mother's!
I felt so fortunate to shoot at Roxham Farm. The buildings are beautiful. The animals were friendly and are treated well. Jane's mother, Sue, is charming. She dyes her own wool, spins yarn and knits all sorts of things from it.
Luckily for those of you who aren't that far away, the Roxham Woolgathering is coming up in less than a week!
The Wool Gathering - a country style craft show - has been going on for 18 years. The 40 artisans are carefully chosen to exhibit originality, excellence and execution. As the location of the farm is far from any café or restaurant, food has always been a part of the show. Last year, there were five nationalities of food represented. Music in one form or another is part of the festivities and usually a sheep is shorn as well and demonstrations are held, such as spinning, knitting, black smithing and potting. The entrance is free and parking is in a nearby field. The craft fair will be on the 11th and 12th of September, 2010, from 10 AM to 5PM, at 332 Roxham, corner of James Fisher, Hemmingford. (If you're coming from Montreal, follow directions to the Parc Safari and go past it to the end of the road, that's where it is!). For more information, you can call Sue at 450-247-2174.
Below are some outtakes from the shoot that might give you more of a taste for the lovely location! Maybe we'll bump into each other there. Say hi!
Design Process: Promenade
Promenade is Mary-Heather Cogar's first design for Twist Collective and the inspiration for the WWMHW shoot. This post first appeared on Mary-Heather's blog, which can be found here.
It's a little bit ridiculous, I know, that it has taken me just over 3 weeks to blog one of the most exciting things EVER, but... so it goes. The amazing Fall 2010 Twist Collective - you've seen it by now, yes? :) I was so, so honored to be a part of it! I was lucky enough to have a design chosen to be included: Promenade! (Ravelry link!) I have been a huge fan of Twist Collective since the very first issue, and to have a pattern in the magazine (in an issue just full of beautiful patterns from designers I admire) is really a design dream come true for me.
Promenade is a Regency-era inspired pullover with a very scooped neck on a slim, empire-waist bodice, puffy little cap sleeves, an a-line bottom, and a separately worked linen stitch tie detail. I've wanted to knit this garment for myself for so long - it's a simple, clean design, but has so many little style elements that I love and seek out in my clothing (seriously - give me an empire waist and cap sleeves and I'm a happy woman).
When my design was accepted, I happily threw myself into a period of research. Gotta love any type of research that allows me to watch Sense and Sensibility, Persuasion, and the BBC Pride and Prejudice over and over (and, yes, over) again! I also dove deep into some serious eye-candy paintings from that era:
Sigh. So beautiful, right? I wanted my pattern to be true to the promenade dresses so popular during the Regency era, but without any costumey elements - it had to be wearable today! Luckily, so many style elements we see in those beautiful dresses from the era are nearly universally flattering. To me, a more modern look came through some minor changes, the most important being raising of the neckline (the first version of the bodice that I knit, which was more true to a "period" neckline, was rather saucy by today's standards! I am pretty sure that it would be hard to find modern undergarments that would have worked with a neck that was so very, very scooped). Kate Gilbert (who is so inspiring to work with) and I also both felt strongly that avoiding a white, cream, or pastel color would give the design a more contemporary feel. As you can see from the inspiration paintings above, there were plenty of beautiful rich colors worn by the women during the Regency period.
The yarn I worked with, Madelinetosh Pashmina, is delightful. A handpainted merino/cashmere/silk blend, it is luxurious to be sure... frankly, it's dreamy. It drapes beautifully and still has that great merino squishiness and memory. And of course, since we're talking about Madelinetosh here, the colors are just stunning!
I had so much fun playing with the details of this sweater, and it has been fun to see it added to faves and queues and even see some projects start up on Ravelry! There are many more construction details and notes on Promenade's Ravelry pattern page.
All the photos in this post are copyrighted by the fabulous Jamie Dixon... ok, yes, I'm biased because she is my friend, but she really is such a fabulous photographer. Jamie shot the entire "WWMHW" story of the Fall 2010 Twist Collective... yup, as you've no doubt seen already (if you are a Yarn Person), I got to model a whole story, full of gorgeous sweaters and accessories from some of my favorite designers (seriously), called "What Would Mary-Heather Wear?" Talk about exciting - and flattering, to have been included in such a fun way. More about that day up in the mountains (falling ticks and all!) to come in a few days. In the meantime, here is an outtake from the shoot:
The hat is the lovely Community Garden, by Melissa LaBarre. With a cute hat like that, and my sweet happy dog by my side, no wonder I have a great big grin on my face! Such a fun day!
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"Flags Out!": Heed the Call
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For the love of elk
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A Balancing Act
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Enrique Guerra: Fighting for career, family
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Local poker pro creates impressive career
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Triad is about building trust
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Fairfax native continues distinguished service
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Farmfest: showcasing the high tech future of agriculture
August 11, 2013 Gilfillan Estate — The future of agriculture and even the future of Farmfest itself were on display last week at the annual agricultural show at Gilfillan Estates near Redwood Falls. more »»
Allan Gebhard: uncelebrated photographer, recorder of history
August 4, 2013 By Kremena Spengler Staff Writer NEW ULM — Allan Gebhard is a quiet man who likes to hover in the background. But if you look closer, you will notice that he always has a camera on hand. more »»
Seventies muscle car owners retain their rides
July 28, 2013 Story, photos by Fritz Busch Paul Guggisberg, Steve Schmid and Leon Portner can't let go of their muscle car days in the seventies. Literally. more »»
The New Ulm Actors Community Theatre presents
July 21, 2013 NEW ULM — The New Ulm Actors Community Theatre will have their summer musical, the award winning Broadway musical, "South Pacific" by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II. more »»
The Puppet Wagon
July 14, 2013 Like the Narren and the Hermann Monument, the Puppet Wagon is a unique feature of New Ulm. more »»
Minnesota Valley Action Council: An agency that quietly impacts communities
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Girls High School Softball State Tournament
June 23, 2013 NORTH MANKATO — The 2013 Minnesota State High School Softball State Tournament certainly had a New Ulm feel to it as two local teams advanced to play in the state tourney for the second year in a row. more »»
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We messed around with as many different coffees as the buying and roasting team could provide. We knew we wantedsome Brazil coffee in there. But what to blend it with? We tried Brazil with Ethiopia. Brazil with Guatemala. Brazil with Sumatra. They were all pretty good. But nothing tasted like what the client requested: a liquid candy bar. Finally we thought: What if we just mixed the Brazil with … Brazil? So we … [Read more...]
Understanding Colombia's Fly Crop
[This post is cross-posted from the OCN blog. ] Colombia, probably the single most famous coffee origin in the world (especially where I am from, in North America), has several unique characteristics that separate it from all other coffee origins. Chief among these is the presence of the "mitaca" — or "fly crop." The fly crop is a sort of alternate crop of coffee that is harvest at the opposite time of year … [Read more...]
Two Part Article Considering Panama as a Specialty Coffee Origin
The beat rolls on with a two part pot at the OCN blog explaining Panama as an origin: How does it's geography, history and demographics affect coffee, and what can we expect in the future? Part One Part Two … [Read more...]
Close Up View of a Top-Level Panama Coffee Farm
I wrote a somewhat lengthy and in-depth profile of one of my favorite places in the world, Finca Hartmann, over at the OCN blog. Here's a preview: In the highlands of Western Panama, along a furiously curving road that takes you through the mountains to the Costa Rican border, there is a small village called Santa Clara. And within Santa Clara, up a dirt-road turn off surrounded by high, arcing trees, there is … [Read more...]
Natural Process Coffees Need Special Attention During Packaging and Shipment
Over at the Origin Coffee Network blog, I have posted a video that we took in Panama during this year's harvest. Working at origin with dedicated and innovative coffee farmers is like taking a master class in specialty coffee every single day. When we were in Santa Clara, Panama, in February of 2015, we investigated a huge variety of local coffee — visiting farms, and cupping relentlessly in an effort to get a … [Read more...]
How Close Are the Margins in Quality Between the Very Best Coffees?
Finca Nuguo Beat Hacienda La Esmeralda By Just One Fifth of One Point. How Common Are Such Results? [crossposted from the OCN blog] I've been a judge on a few international cupping panels, in Africa and in Latin America, specifically. One thing you notice when you spend a lot of time around competitions like ACE's Cup of Excellence and AFCA's Taste of Harvest, is that the difference in quality between the very best … [Read more...]
How to Cup Coffee When You're Sick
Can you cup coffee when you have a cold? Should you cup coffee when you have a cold? The answer is yes and no, but perhaps not for the reasons you were imagining. 2014 greeted me with a nasty cold this year, and trying to drink some lovely Ethiopian coffee that I got from the shop down the street was a frustrating affair. I knew it tasted "good," but I couldn't quite tell why. It reminded me of the many times I or … [Read more...]
Coffee Travels in Colombia — Antióquia and Medellín
In late June, I was in Antioquia, a large department of Colombia. Antioquia (the Spanish version of the name of Antioch, an ancient Anatolian city known for its holy hand grenades), is not as well known in specialty circles as some other areas of Colombia, such as Cauca and Huila. However, the total arabica production there is huge. If Antioquia were its own country, it would export more coffee than the entire … [Read more...]
The Next Wave in Coffee Auctions? Specialty Farmer-Direct from Honduras and Nicaragua
My friend and former colleague (at Intelligentsia), Steve Mierisch has been in contact lately about his family's farms' coffees in Honduras and Nicaragua. Coming up on April 25th, they are holding an auction for these coffees. The Mierisches are working with the Alliance for Coffee Excellence, who own the Cup of Excellence auction system, the best known and most elite coffee auction program in the world. This is … [Read more...]
The Best Shoes For Traveling to Coffee Origins
In the last five years I have traveled to coffee origin countries about 30 times, to the best of my recollection. That's about 6 trips a year, spread over 12 or 13 countries, mostly in Latin America, but also in Africa and Asia. On all but one of those trips, I have taken the same pair of shoes. Not the same brand, no... the exact same pair of shoes. These shoes set me back about 65 bucks, if I recall. I've … [Read more...]
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Local McDonald's owner receives franchise's highest honor
Local business owner Sue Durlak recently was named the 2011 recipient of the Ronald Award from the McDonald's Corporation. The honor is presented annually to a McDonald's franchisee for outstanding service to the McDonald's brand and local community. Given to only one percent of McDonald's owner/operators nationwide, the award is the highest honor a region can bestow upon a franchisee, as well as the rarest to receive during a franchisee's career.
Durlak owns and operates 10 McDonald's restaurants, nine of which are located in Henrico County. Durlak plays a leadership role on several boards and fundraising committees, including the executive boards of the McDonald's Family of Restaurants of Greater Richmond and Ronald McDonald House Charities of Richmond. Durlak is also the event chair for the charities' annual golf tournament and silent auction events and has raised over $1.4 million to-date. Her company, S.M. Durlak, Inc., also has provided sponsorships to local schools and programs.
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Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
The free event will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will feature the Richmond Symphony, a laser-light show, patriotic performances, and family activities. > Read more.
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Pelon's serves up a good mix of variety, value
I first stumbled into Pelon's on a Wednesday night, lured by the promise of $2 tacos and beers. At those prices, I had assumed the place was a hole in the wall, and was pleasantly surprised by the spacious, pleasant interior.
Having spent my teen summers in Virginia Beach surfing, I also felt instantly at home amid the ocean-themed decor. From the ride-the-waves posters lining the walls and the TV displaying non-stop surfing footage, to the foosball table and enormous spools serving as tables, Pelon's is a delight for beach lovers and surfing fans. Reading the menu is part of the entertainment here, as patrons browse burrito choices that include Rip Tide, The Curl, Hawaiian Pipeline and Big Kahuna. > Read more.
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Art City Looks: Karin Wolf on Thornton Dial
Here is another in our series of videos featuring the Art City contributors talking about the art they love. In this installment, Karin Wolf, the arts administrator for the City of Madison, talks about her "go to" piece at the Milwaukee Art Museum. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Not summer? No problem for Chesney and fans
Forget what the calendar says. Summer officially came to Milwaukee Saturday with Kenny Chesney.
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Skylight Music Theatre delivers an intimate 'Porgy & Bess'
Powerful, emotional singing delivered a searing story of misery, heartbreak and hope in Friday's opening of the Skylight Music Theatre's "Porgy & Bess."
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I have created my first WordPress site and my friend was so impressed with WordPress that she wants to change her existing, static website over to WordPress.
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If they were playing an exhibition game against a Canadian Football League team, they would play "O Cannabis" before the game!
great one I live in cleveland ohio I think I will see if ohio would leaglize cannabis maybe we could win a game wihtout someone turning the ball over 8 times so we can win by 7 points
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Neil and Maria run a lovely B & B. The service is exceptional - both are so friendly and helpful. Our room was really comfortable, and breakfast was really yummy. I would definitely stay there again, and I would have no trouble recommending that my friends or family stay there.
It was immaculately clean! The owner was extremely friendly and helpful. The location was very convenient to the charming town of Tramore. We were able to walk to the beach and to a great dinner nearby.
Nothing. It was perfect!
Comfortable, good location, friendly staff.
no hot water in the shower, room wasn't warm enough.
Staff where extremly friendly especially the restaurant staff...very enjoyable break tks
Fine, nice, small B&B with excellent hospitality. Good and excellent choice of breakfast. The hostess does everything to make you feel at home.
The B&B owner Anne was very friendly and welcoming, we really felt comfortable . A lovely B&B with class and comfort. Highly recommend.
It was within 5 mins walk of town and staff recommended some lovely restaurants. Breakfast was v good but had 5 euro per person charge for full irish.
Beds not v comfortable room small but ok for short break
Friendly, confortable
there is no parking despite parking being advertised
this is a doss house. avoid unless desperate.
What I liked best was the freshly cooked breakfast. I was met with friendly helpful staff and the place was neat and clean. It was also very convenient and close to a number of restaurants
It was a bit noisy. The guest house is quite close to the nearest pub and people were standing outside smoking that resulted in loud conversations
Day staff were nice on phone and when checking out.
Arrived late which I had rung to say earlier but found night staff not very helpful; TV did not work but it was too late and I was too tired to try to get it fixed at that time of night; hot water in bathroom was only tepid at 7 am when I needed it although it was warmer by 7.30 am which was too late for me
Convenient location, spa facilities on site, comfy bed, not too noisy.
Car park is not on site, not very close, and not well signposted. Difficult to access initially due to one-way street system
Reminded me of the old world charm missing from hotels in U.S. A bit worn but stately and tastefully done. Charming... Please don't change a thing!
The ambience of the hotel was most relaxing and my elderly mother found the whole experience excellent.
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I've been in a mental rut lately.
Without going into too much detail or throwing myself a pity party, I've been struggling to make some hard, possibly life-changing decisions. Because of this, everything else has seemed hard, too.
Writing, singing, speaking, taking care of three kids, a household, a husband all those things are stressful — and wonderful — in and of themselves. But for some reason, this little rain cloud of mine just keeps sprinkling.
I feel a little like Eeyore.
So, in an attempt to bring the sunshine back into my life, I've been doing some serious soul-searching, and here are some things I've found that I'm not doing:
1. Exercising regularly.
While I was training for my half marathon, which I finished and actually really enjoyed this past month, I was running up to three times a week. My husband and I also started a Saturday Summer Hike that we did with our boys every weekend. But after I completed the half, I injured both of my feet and couldn't workout for over a week. And I've noticed. Big time. Not only did I feel more focused and happy (and healthy) the days I worked out, but I felt like I had actually accomplished something, just for me. And that felt good.
2. Reading my scriptures daily.
I believe in the power of positive thinking. Part of thinking and acting positively, for me, is reading good, uplifting literature. Particularly the word of God. I haven't been doing this as consistently, and again — I've noticed.
3. Serving others.
I am a "servant" all day, everyday to my children and husband, although that's probably not the right the word for it. I am happy giving of my time and talents to create a home where our children and my spouse can learn, grow and feel love. But because I've been focusing so much on how I've been feeling and why, I haven't really reached out beyond myself to help others. And every time I do, it's amazing how much better I feel.
The hardest part of doing this self-assessment is actually recognizing some things that may be putting drops into my little rain cloud and then trying to change my bad habits.
How can I do that?
I came across an article from Forbes online that was just the answer I was looking for.
Titled, "Mentally Strong People: The 13 Things They Avoid," contributor Cheryl Conner shares a list compiled by Amy Morin, a psychotherapist and licensed clinical social worker, that are her own ideas of how people can become more mentally fit. Here are some suggestions that stood out most to me:
• Don't waste energy on things you can't control.
"Mentally strong people don't complain (much) about bad traffic, lost luggage or especially about other people, as they recognize that all of these factors are generally beyond their control. In a bad situation, they recognize that the one thing they can always control is their own response and attitude, and they use these attributes well."
• Don't fear taking calculated risks.
"A mentally strong person is willing to take calculated risks. This is a different thing entirely than jumping headlong into foolish risks. But with mental strength, an individual can weigh the risks and benefits thoroughly and will fully assess the potential downsides and even the worst-case scenarios before they take action."
• Don't give up after failure.
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I'm trying to use Polyglot and navigo together on the same blog.
With Polyglot, I can give a page a different title for each language. For example,
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the page is given the proper language title in the menu listing.
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no language filtering is done, which results in all three languages showing up in the menu.
In other words, Polyglot and Navigo don't work properly together. :)
Has anyone messed around with using these two together and figured out how to get it working properly? I don't want to try to "reinvent the wheel" if someone else has already dealt with this successfully.
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Politics Defanging the Village Voice?
SF Bay Guardian's Tim Redmond depicts a chilling scenario for venerable liberal alt weekly Village Voice. Mike Lacey, new owner of Village Voice Media (the post-merger term for New Times and VV), recently met with VV editorial staff and laid down the law: no more Bush-bashing commentary/criticism, more hard news and long-form human-interest stories.
Redmond writes:
[Lacey] also insulted the entire news department by saying Voice reporters "need to stop being stenographers" and, the sources told the Guardian, warned the staff "to be ready to say goodbye to some of your friends."


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Great quick meal. I salted and peppered the chicken breasts, then followed the recipe otherwise. Smoky, cheesy yum.
this was good, but I did make a couple changes. because I am in a hurry, I just put the chicken in the crock pot (no pre cooking in bacon grease). I put everything in the crock pot except the bacon and cheese. It looked a little too thick for me, so I added about 1/2 C white wine. I also added some rosemary, sage, Itailan seasoning and garlic.
Really delicious. I made as directed except for using low sodium soup and low sodium bacon. It turned out just right. Comfort food!
I made this for dinner last night and it was delicious! I cooked the chicken for about 4 hours and then topped it with Swiss cheese, the sauce and mushrooms, then the bacon bits. I used turkey bacon instead of regular. When I make it again I think I will use low sodium cream of chicken soup, the bacon makes it a little salty.
We loved this. Everytime my husband looked at the recipe he would say not tonight. So finally I just made it and he loved it. The only difference was I added two cans of mushrooms and used a combination of cheese. YUMMY!!!!
I made this recipe for my daughter and a few of her friends, and WOW I was amazed at how they ate it up, I added a can of peas, and they loved it, I have made it 2 times in the last 3 weeks and my daughter is bugging me again to make it. Thank you Thank you, from a single parent to you. Curry moose
This is a delicious dish! I used cream of mushroom because my family prefers it. All 5 of us loved it!
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Rohan Kowli Started The Discussion:Hi Friends,
We are an architectural/interior designing firm based in Mumbai & executing Interior projects on turnkey basis. Our technical staff strength is 6 nos along with 2 partners.
Are we eligible for ESIC deductions,especially when we sub-contract the works to different vendor/subcontractor & do not have any labour under our payroll.
Our clients are deducting ESIC on our bil.Is this justified? Our subcontractor is eligible for PF & not ESIC as he has less than 20 employees under his payroll too.
Can we forward our subcontractors PF number to our clients to avail exemption from these deductions?
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Considerable repair work is needed. The Tigers rank 117th out of
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That and an offense that hasn't been consistent shows they have
much bigger worries than the end of a 17-game winning streak.
Chizik says Auburn is going to simplify the defense to make
adjustments easier against fast-paced offenses like Clemson, which
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I've created a child theme from Blaskan (only a very few minor alterations) but one thing I can't seem to figure out is when I view the site on a mobile device (android and iPhone) there is a large empty space below the slideshow on the front page. I'm not sure if the slideshow is the cause or there is something in the theme that's creating that space. Any help even if it's only a finger pointing in the direction of something to read would be really appreciated.
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