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- Jenny PangAugust 14, 2012 at 10:37 AM
Coffee is my best mate every morning. Especially on Sunday morning, I enjoy making my own coffee. Devondale Barista's own frothing milk would be the best partner for my perfect latte as I love the lighter taste and creaminess of the milk. These combination would definitely spice up my every Sunday. =)ReplyDelete
- Jenny PangAugust 14, 2012 at 11:34 AM
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- Ian CampbellAugust 14, 2012 at 4:27 PM
I fell in love with coffee at Haddon's Cafe in Swinburne's Hawthorn Campus. There was a barista there who always remembered your name, and made the tastiest coffee. I no longer frequent Swinburne, and sources say he has left Haddon's anyway. I always wondered how one can make good or bad coffee, after all it's just a push of a button. Is this the secret?ReplyDelete
- Sarina BirchwoodAugust 14, 2012 at 8:16 PM
Quite often on a Sunday morning I have run out of milk from the weeks use, with a new baby and a husband who does not appreciate the value of a "good" coffee, having Devondale Barista's Own milk in the cupboard would save me a last minute trip to the shops for my sanity hit!ReplyDelete
Ian and Sarina, yes we all love a good cup of coffee :) Thanks for your entries guys!ReplyDelete
With Devondale Barista's own frothing milk I would make my fiancé the best cappuccino he has ever had! I would get up early on Sunday morning and surprise him in bed with a tray of freshly squeezed orange juice, homemade scones and cappuccino! For sure he would say: "if we weren't already engaged, I would have ask you to marry me!" ;)ReplyDelete
I absolutely love Cappuccino and Espresso! I have to look for Devondale Barista's own Frothing milk, thank so much for telling us about it! I know my wife would certainly enjoy it in her morning cappuccino!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 15, 2012 at 10:17 PM
All the coffee in Columbia won't make me a morning person... However, Devondale Barista's Own Frothing Milk would help get my Sunday off to a perfect start with its delicious frothy goodness! A warm coffee on a cold winters morning is a match made in heaven! (Matthew Van Schaik, Mobile: 0438 167 827, Email: email@example.com)ReplyDelete
My Colombian husband my Australian self have a marriage which blossomed from a romance that spanned the Pacific Ocean itself. Another perfect marriage... his coffee with my "Devondale Barista's Own Frothing Milk" for an even lazier way to start a Sunday morning in bed ;)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 16, 2012 at 9:47 AM
When it froths as it promised it would, not only does it add that extra zing to my caffein fix and energy boost for a stroll at the sunday markets, but it also leaves a tastie milky mustache on our upper lips that gives me and my wife a much needed heartie laugh. Is there any other better start to a lazy Sunday? :-)ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousAugust 16, 2012 at 10:11 AM
Is this a rhetorical question? How can Barista's Own Frothing Milk NOT help on a lazy Sunday morning?ReplyDelete
Great coffee, with tasty, perfectly frothing milk is a fantastic way to start a lazy Sunday morning. The smell of freshly roasted coffee filling a warm coffee cup being topped off with lovely warm frothy milk, makes me want to retire now and make every morning a lazy Sunday Morning.
Sunday mornings are meant for lazy brunches, big sleep ins and nice warm cuddles with the hubby. My Sunday mornings are impossibly interrupted by loud screeching and yells for Mummy! Followed by Mama come here!! No more cuddles, no more drifting dreams but stumbles out of bed with dishevelled hair and morning breathe in order to get to my toddler. Having Devondale's Barista Own will not help just me but my husband calm the sleepy Sunday dragon aka ME!ReplyDelete
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I'd love the idea of being able to make my boyfriend a cuppa coffee and breakfast in bed. :) That would help kick start my lazy Sunday.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 16, 2012 at 11:29 AM
Is this a rhetorical question? How can Barista's Own Frothing Milk NOT help on a lazy Sunday morning?
Great coffee, with tasty, perfectly frothing milk is a fantastic way to start a lazy Sunday morning. The smell of freshly roasted coffee filling a warm coffee cup being topped off with lovely warm frothy milk, makes me want to retire now and make every morning a lazy Sunday Morning.
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- AnonymousAugust 16, 2012 at 11:47 AM
Well our Sundays are pretty hectic with two young children and swimming lessons early in the morning! I'd love to have this beautiful machine to energize and get ready for our frantic day! Love my Sunday coffee...firstname.lastname@example.com 0438 740 371ReplyDelete
The aroma/design will definitely brighten up my working Sunday since I'm always working on most Sundays no matter how lazy I will be on a Sunday. What's more when there's a perfect coffee machine brewing nice latte for my breakfast? :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 16, 2012 at 10:44 PM
Ok so i wake up on Sunday late like usual. Its a glorious lazy stretchy type of day, but i immediately notice that my partner is not in his bed! I get up and go to the kitchen there I find a freshly brewed pipping hot coffee, and somehow in the foam it says turn around. I do so and there he is with a brought egg and bacon sandwich and a chocolate muffin. That is probably the best way to start a Sunday :-) That and actually drinking the coffee. From Jen IssaReplyDelete
- Hannah BedfordAugust 17, 2012 at 2:44 PM
Lazy Sundays are especially sweet,ReplyDelete
When started off with a caffiene treat.
Perfect milk for perfect frothy,
Barista's Own Frothing Milk sounds like the best for coffee.
I wish I had some in my cupboard today for drinking,
Instead of the 4 day old stuff in my fridge stinking.
Hannah Bedford firstname.lastname@example.com
- heidi DavenportAugust 17, 2012 at 2:59 PM
Thank God it's NOT a lazy sunday morning. After all tyhe referals to your page I've done I am exhuausted and need a good cuppa.ReplyDelete
Mmmmm, frothy cuppa. Perfect!
- AnonymousAugust 17, 2012 at 8:03 PM
History would have us believe that this is the quality of milk Cleopatra would have bathed in... What could be lazier than a Sunday morning milk bath with or without the caffeine hit... firstname.lastname@example.com
Unfortunately there are no lazy Sunday mornings in my household, as we always sleep in and it's a rush to get ready in time for church. Devondale Barista's Own would be the perfect finishing touch for my chai latte, that gives me the perkiness to lead the service and music, and pay attention to sermons!ReplyDelete
ive just had twins, they are 6 weeks now, with Barista's Own Frothing Milk i could make a beautiful frothy coffee to keep my husband awake sunday so i can have a lazy sunday morning itstead of him!ReplyDelete
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Asylum seekers deserve our respect
'The hell of being an asylum seeker' (Observer Magazine, last week) was extremely insightful. People seeking asylum should not be treated worse then homeless people. These are educated, talented, hard-working people who were forced to flee for their lives and find a place to survive without the threat of unjustly death, torture or persecution. Every human being has a right to seek a safe place to live, a right to work, a right to happiness.
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As someone who works full-time and still has to 'survive' on £15 a week for my food and household shopping, I found the headline that one asylum seeker was 'being forced to survive on £35 of Asda vouchers' and being asked to 'imagine living on £35 of vouchers a week' offensive. In all other areas the people in the article have my sympathy and respect.
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Were there another atrocity such as 7/7, you could almost hear the camp followers, Henry Porter included, jumping ship to come up with another alternative, say 35 days and fish and chips on Tuesdays.
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Rafael Behr's article on the Haredi community of Stamford Hill, north London (Comment, last week) paints a picture which appears to be based on stereotypes, some of them promoted by the community itself. As a long-term resident of Stamford Hill, my experience of my neighbours is that they are neither as 'closed' as Behr suggests nor 'model citizens'.
The Haredi community is not 'hermetically sealed'. While some avoid contact, we have enjoyed friendly relations with many of our Haredi neighbours. As for the devices of the modern secular world, they may eschew television but mobile phones are in constant use, often while they manoeuvre their vehicles around the streets.
Furthermore, Haredim have actively engaged in local politics. Two of my three local councillors are Haredim and they have mobilised a massive vote from their community, shifting the ward from safe Labour to Conservative. They have promoted community interests, winning public funding for their schools, increasing public housing and persuading the council to declare an 'area of exception' to the planning laws in Stamford Hill.
The notion that the community is particularly law-abiding is promoted by Haredi spokesmen, often as a means of claiming special privileges. At a public meeting to discuss the 'area of exception', one Haredi man claimed that his community did not go in for mugging and thus made the area safe. The rest of us should, he suggested, show our gratitude by supporting the proposal. Opponents of this proposal, which would have seriously damaged the environment, were not put off.
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My main experience is in Scotland, where I have taught cello for over 30 years. I was a founder member of a scheme similar to 'El Sistema', also 30 years ago, in the Pollock area of Glasgow. Despite its obvious success, it had its funding cut. All the work, the children's future and the area died within three years. 'El Sistema' has survived because its funding has been ring-fenced for 30 years. Will we get that commitment in this country? To quote Christina Coker, chief executive of Youth Music, from your article: 'The risk here is that we stop and start with pilots.'
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Before 1983, more than 60 per cent of housing was provided by councils where the direct labour kept them in a high state of repair. Margaret Thatcher then introduced her Right to Buy policy, giving it a push by withholding funds for maintenance. The consequence has been disastrous for the working classes and lower-middle class, whose income severely restricts their ability to pay for a mortgage. Council estates have suffered years of neglect and the tenants are made to feel it's their fault.
Ian Hughes
Children are still in peril
Catherine Bennett (Comment, last week) has noticed that children were worse off in Victorian times than they are now, and concludes that this means that all is well. Yet two children a week are killed by their parents or guardians in this country, and a third of children live in poverty. The Aynsley-Green report to the UN committee on the Rights of the Child is extremely important, and Catherine Bennett's mockery of it is ignorant and offensive.
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South Brent
Don't worry, be unhappy
Elizabeth Day ('If anyone else says: "Cheer up, love ..." ', Comment, last week) reminds me of my youth, some decades ago. I was always being accused of not looking very happy and urged to 'Cheer up, love', and it provoked in me an impulse to kick the would-be cheerer-upper. Now nobody says it because I'm too old to bother with. It's one of the few consolations of growing old. So my message to Elizabeth Day is: 'Cheer up ...'
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Friday, June 24
- Sonoma-Marin Fair
Sonoma-Marin Fairgrounds, Petaluma
Friday–Sunday, noon–11 pm
Petaluma's Sonoma-Marin Fair offers fun for the whole family, with farm animals and demonstrations, concerts, food and drink, carnival rides, and of course the famous World's Ugliest Dog Contest. Admission at the gate is $15 for adults and $10 for children ages 4–12 and seniors 65+. Admission includes all entertainment, concerts, and carnival rides. For more info, visit their website.
Sterling the Bubblesmith
Stinson Beach Library
Friday, noon–1 pm
Sterling Johnson has been astounding people of all ages with his remarkable hand-blown bubbles for over 45 years. Come watch him fill the library with bubbles! If you're lucky, he might even put you inside a giant bubble! Location: 3521 Shoreline Highway, Stinson Beach. For more info, visit their website
- Pasados Del Presidio: Afternoon Fun for Kids
Presidio Officers' Club, San Francisco
Friday, noon–3 pm
Ever wonder what Early California was like? Come see history come to life! Enjoy hands-on activities, storytelling, a tortilla-making demo, and more. Afternoon music and dance by Ballet Folklórico Mexicano. Free, but registration required. Location: 50 Moraga Avenue, Presidio of San Francisco. For more info, visit their website.
- Free Children's Garden Series: Circus Bella
Yerba Buena Gardens, San Francisco
Friday & Saturday, noon–1 pm
This free event is part of the Children's Garden Series at Yerba Buena Gardens in San Francisco. Back by popular demand! Circus Bella is top-notch circus acrobatics, aerial artistry, and daring feats of balance and strength, set to original live music of Rob Reich and the Circus Bella All-Star Band. Meet the artists after each show! This show will take place on the Esplanade. For more info, visit their website.
- Friday Nights at the de Young
de Young Museum, San Francisco
Friday, 5–8:45 pm
Friday Nights at the de Young are after-hours art happenings that include a mix of live music, dance and theater performances, film screenings, panel discussions, lectures, artist demonstrations, hands-on art activities, and exhibition tours. The café offers a delicious prix-fixe menu and specialty cocktails, and the Hamon Tower observation level is open until 8 pm. This Friday, Dance-Off: Street Dance Theater. For more info, visit their website.
- Pasados Del Presidio: 1776 Campfire with Captain Anza
Presidio Officers' Club, San Francisco
Friday, 6 pm
Enjoy stories and s'mores by the fire at Rob Hill Campground. Free, but registration required. Location: Rob Hill Campground (off Washington Boulevard), Presidio of San Francisco. For more info, visit their website.
- Marinwood's Music in the Park Series
Marinwood Park, San Rafael
Friday, 6–8 pm
Join us this summer for live music, food, and fun for the entire family at Marinwood Park! Each of these free concerts will feature high quality music from some of the Bay Area's top rock, bluegrass, and folk artists. Enjoy delicious BBQ by Marinwood Market and a bar for the adults. Bring your picnic blanket and your appetite and kick off the weekend Marinwood-style. This Friday: The Humidors "Straight up funk!". Location: 775 Miller Creek Road, San Rafael. For more info, call (415) 479-0775 or visit their website.
- Friday Nights on Main: A Whale of a Time
Downtown Tibruon
Friday, 6–9 pm
Bring the entire family for a night of fun. Dance to the Cole Tate Band's mix of country, blues, rock and Americana. Great activities for kids, including a whale scavenger hunt, will be offered. For more info, visit their website.
- Summer Music Series
Pacheco Plaza, Novato
Friday, 6–9 pm
Bring your chairs and enjoy a picnic from Paradise Foods or sit outside the local restaurants including Boca Pizzeria, Taki Japanese restaurant, and La Coppa coffee and Tea. Enjoy the music of The Lucky Losers, a blues americana at its best. Location: 366 Ignacio Boulevard, Novato. For more information, visit their website.
- Jazz & Blues by the Bay
Gabrielson Park, Sausalito
Friday, 6:30–8 pm
Jazz & Blues by the Bay at Gabrielson Park in Sausalito is a free event. Lawn seating available (first-come first-served). This Friday: Duchess Jazz. For more info, call (415) 289-4100 or visit their website.
- Tam Valley's Creekside Fridays
Tennessee Valley Cabin, Mill Valley
Friday, 6:30–8 pm
Bring the family, pets, chairs, and blankets to the weekly free musical event. This Friday, The Van Animals a tribute to Van Morrison and Eric Burdon and the Animals. Food available for purchase. For more info, call (415) 289-4152 or visit their website.
Saturday, June 25
- Marin Country Mart Farmers Market
Marin Country Mart, Larkspur Landing
Saturday, 9 am–2 pm
Enjoy the best local and organic produce, flowers, pastured meats, seafood, organic cheeses, yogurt and milk, breads, baked goods, pasta, confections, olive oil, and brunch and lunch offerings! Kids can take a pony ride and visit the petting zoo (10 am–2 pm), try out some arts and crafts (9 am–2 pm) and listen to family music (9:30–10:30 am). For more info, visit their website.
- Opening Day: Point Reyes Farmer's Market
Toby's Feed Barn on Main Street
Saturday, 9 am–1 pm
Opening day festivities include live music from the Tim Weed and Common Voice Choir, chef's booth demonstration with Ed Vigil, a welcoming ceremony, and Kids' Zone Reading Time. For more info, visit their website.
- Italian Street Painting Marin
Downtown San Rafael
Saturday, 10 am–8 pm & Sunday 10 am–6 pm
Take a trip to Rome, the Eternal City at the 2016 Italian Street Painting Marin event! See the artwork of over 100 madonnari, listen to great live music, participate in fun children's activities, and experience tastes and sips of Italiy. Admission: $10, $15 for a two-day pass; kids 12 and under free. Location: 5th Avenue and A Street, downtown San Rafael. For more info, visit their website.
- San Anselmo Art & Wine Festival
San Anselmo Avenue
Saturday & Sunday, 10 am–6 pm
The San Anselmo Art & Wine Festival will take place on Saturday and Sunday, June 25 and 26, on San Anselmo Avenue. The Festival features over 200+ artists, outstanding food and drinks, and great music. The Chamber of Commerce is proud to showcase San Anselmo's shops and restaurants. For more info, visit their website.
- San Francisco Bay Area Birth & Baby Fair
San Mateo Event Center
Saturday, 10 am–4 pm
Don't miss this amazing shopping event for new and expecting parents in the Bay Area. The Birth & Baby Fair showcases local businesses and resources as well as independent designers with the aim to educate and expose new and expecting parents and young families to unique and beneficial products and services. General admission is $10 at the door. Children 18 and under are free. Location: 2495 South Delaware Street, San Mateo. For more info, visit their website.
The Puppet Company: Perez and Mondinga
South Novato Library
Saturday, 10 am
The Puppet Company will share a special performance of the story "Perez and Mondinga". For all ages. Location: 931 C Street, Novato. For more info, visit their website.
Bug Family Band
Bay Area Discovery Museum, Sausalito
Saturday, 10:45 and 11:45 am
The Bug Family Band plays adult-friendly music that gets kids dancing and singing along. Museum admission applies. Location: 557 McReynolds Road, Fort Baker, Sausalito. For more info, visit their website.
- SF Pride Celebration and Parade
Saturday, noon–6 pm & Sunday, 11 am–6:30 pm
San Francisco Civic Center
San Francisco's 44th annual Pride Celebration is the largest LGBT gathering in the nation, and features over 200 parade contingents, 300 exhibitors, and 20 stages and venues—featuring both up-and-coming and headline acts—at the foot of the city's historic City Hall. The parade kicks off on Sunday at 10:30 am at Market and Beale Streets and ends at Market and 8th Streets. $5 suggested donation. For more information, visit their website.
- Pasados Del Presidio: San Francisco's "Birthday"
Presidio Officers' Club
Saturday, 11 am–noon
Descendants of the original founding families of the Juan Bautista de Anza Expedition (1775–76) return to the Presidio to recognize the journey of their forefathers and the founding of El Presidio de San Francisco. Location: 50 Moraga Avenue, Pershing Square (across from the Presidio Officers' Club), San Francisco. For more info, visit their website.
- Creative Family Fun: Wick-ed Hand Dipped Candles
Presidio Officer's Club, San Francisco
Saturday, 11 am–4 pm
Drop in for imaginative craft-making based on the Presidio's natural and cultural heritage. Featuring different crafts every weekend! Join us in front of the Presidio Officers' Club and hand-dip your own wax candle just as the Spanish living at El Presidio de San Francisco would have done 200 years ago. Free. Registration preferred but not required. Location: 50 Moraga Avenue, Presidio of San Francisco. For more info, visit their website.
- Hamilton Pool 20th Anniversary Celebration
Saturday, 11 am–7 pm
Aloha! Come out to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Novato's Hamilton Community Pool. It's $2 off admission all day with extended hours and you'll enjoy fun surf music by Frankie & the Poolboys as well as free hula dance lessons and a sing-along with Charlotte Kobayashi. Marinwood Market will be grilling by the pool so grab some BBQ and refreshments, too. Location: 203 El Bonito, Novato. For more info, visit their website.
- Le Cirque de Bohème
Treasure Island, San FranciscoAn old style circus based on the French tradition of the 1920's, Le Cirque de Bohème will transport you into a magical world filled with enchantment, adventure and wonder. For the entire family. There will be three showings each day at 11 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm. Tickets start at $22. Purchase tickets here. Location: 1 Avenue of the Palms, San Francisco. For more info, visit their website.
Saturday, 11 am, 1 pm and 3 pm
- Great American Backyard Campout
Point Bonita YMCA, Sausalito
Saturday, 3:30 pm–Sunday, 11 am
Get outdoors and celebrate the National Park Service's 100 year anniversary with a fun campout in the Marin Headlands. Explore and celebrate our National Park through games, hikes, a Golden Gate National Revcreation Area park ranger-led campfire, and food donated by Whole Foods! Cost: $35 adults, $8 youth, free for kids 5 and under. For more info, visit their website.
- Family Fun Night: Heroes!
Mill Valley Community Center
Saturday, 5–7 pm
Bring the whole family for a night of hero themed family fun at the Mill Valley Community Center! Swim or participate in lots of family friendly activities including: costume contest, staff led games and contests, jumpee, face painting and kid nail salon and a kid-friendly movie playing for those who do not want to swim. Only $10 for the entire family! Location: 180 Camino Alto, Mill Valley. For more info, call (415) 383-1370 or visit their website.
Sunday, June 26
- Civic Center Farmers' Market
Marin Civic Center, San Rafael
Sunday, 8 am–1 pm
There's lots of organically grown produce, breads, eggs, and fresh cut flowers, as well as live music, bounce houses, and more. This farmers' market is a great one to take the kids to. It's located in the main Civic Center parking lot. For more info, visit their website.
- Nature for Kids: Bahia
Rush Creek Preserve, Novato
Sunday, 10 am–1 pm
This open oak woodland at the edge of the San Pablo Bay wetlands offers us a variety of habitats to explore. We'll head to a nice clearing at the top of the ridge where the kids can explore, while we let butterflies and other creatures come to us. Remember to bring lunch. This event is ideal for all ages. Meet at the Bahia trailhead near the end of Bahia Drive in Novato. For more info, visit their website.
- Annual Open Gardens Celebration
Hallberg Butterfly Gardens, Sebastopol
Sunday, 10 am–4 pm
Children's activities, wildflower display, walking tours, bird and butterfly sightings, plants, books, and crafts for sale. Each summer, Hallberg Butterfly Gardens invites friends and neighbors from all over to come to Graton and enjoy a day with them. Free, no reservations needed. Location: 8687 Oak Grove Avenue, Sebastopol. For more info, visit their website.
- Summer Music Series
Corte Madera Town Center
Sunday, 2–4 pm
This summer enjoy free live music from 2–4 pm every Sunday in front of the Clock Tower. This Sunday: Allegra. For more info, visit their website.
- Stern Grove Festival: George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
Sigmund Stern Grove, San Francisco
Sunday, 2 pm
The free Stern Grove Festival presents p-funk originals and Rock and Roll Hall of Famers George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, who bring their eclectic funk, soul and R&B sound to the Grove this Sunday at 2 pm. Arrive early—space is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Free admission. From noon until 1 pm before every concert, kids of all ages are invited to participate in hands-on arts projects and programs at KidStage in the West Meadow. Kids can enjoy craft-making, singing and dance lessons, games, and more! Location: 19th Avenue and Sloat Boulevard. For more info, go to www.sterngrove.org.
- Poolside Jam: Tom Rhodes
Strawberry Recreation, Mill Valley
Sunday, 2:30–4:30 pm
Enjoy local bands at the SRD pool. Bring a picnic and sit poolside or jump in the water and relax while listening to music. Arrive early as space is limited at these events! Please review pool rules prior to the event. For safety purposes alcohol and glass will not be allowed at the pool facility. Free for pool pass holders, $5 general public. For more info, visit their website.
- Master Mariners Wooden Boat Show
Corinthian Yacht Club, Tiburon
Sunday, 10 am–4 pm
The public is welcome to come and take a close look at their wonderful boats and history of the CYC. There will be model boat building for kids too. The gate fee is $10, which includes a detailed program of attending boats. Children under 12 accompanied by an adult free. Great music all day by the San Francisco Feetwarmers jazz band. For more info, visit their website.
- Summer Sunday Concerts at Piccolo Pavilion
Old Corte Madera Square
Sundays, 5–6:30 pm
Bring the family to the free outdoor summer concerts at the Old Corte Madera Square. This Sunday, Corte Madera Town Band. Bring lawn chairs, a blanket and a picnic. For more info, visit their website.
- Italian Street Painting Marin (see Saturday for details).


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Challenge Four
Morning came far too quickly for Amira and as the blanket was pulled off her and cold water was splashed on her face, she began to regret staying up late by the fire with her aunt the night before.
'Time to get up,' Amira's aunt said firmly as she tried to get her out of bed. 'Work starts in half an hour and it's a ten minute walk up to the castle, so you need to get out of bed.'
'What time is it?' Amira rolled over onto her back, rubbing her eyes in the hope that it might wake her up.
'Half three, now get up. Your mother sent you to work with me in the castle and I'm not going to let her down.' Mistress Hatrian walked back out of the room to get herself ready, satisfied that her neice would be ready on time. Now that Amira had found out that her aunt wasn't much of a morning person, she rolled out of bed and stumbled around in the semi light to find some clothes.
'Why do people do this to themselves?' Amira was asking herself this question as she thought longingly of the leisurely attitude the small country towns and villages had to work. She was used to getting up when the sun was half way towards its peak, not before it had even appeared on the horizon. She could name every person in her village but wouldn't recognize anyone in the busy streets of Port Cayaen.
'Amira?' Mistress Hatrian's voice came from downstairs. 'Are you ready?'
To Amira the city was a scary place as well as a fascinating one. Even though the sun wasn't up yet, the streets leading up to the royal palace were filled with people getting ready to start their day. Many were still drowsy, almost half asleep as they robotically went about their daily tasks.
Women in aprons hung washing out from their windows, while the men left to work up in the palace or somewhere else in the city. No-one looked at each other as they went about their business in silence. The empty atmosphere of the early morning was so different to the exciting, lively and loud place Amira had arrived in the day before.
'Keep your head down,' Amira's aunt whispered in her ear. 'People here don't like it when you stare at them.' Amira remembered all too well her encounter with a less than friendly woman the day before and quickly lowered her gaze. People in the city took offence far quicker than Amira was used to and she didn't want to get into any more trouble because she was looking at the wrong person.
Secretly, Amira was grateful when she finally arrived at the palace. People still hurried past her as she followed her aunt down long stone corridors, but a few knew Mistress Hatrian and smiled at her and bade her good morning. This felt more like the community she knew at home. It was no where near as friendly as she was used to, but at least it was a step in the right direction.
'OK I'm going to take you to where you're going to be working. I've managed to find a job for you with Mistress Armstrong in the kitchens.' Mistress Armstrong, as Amira would soon discover was a formidable looking lady who was firm, but fair.
Mistress Hatrian led Amira down some steps and along another corridor before opening a large wooden door from which sound poured out.
'Come on people, breakfast needs to be ready at half six on the dot and I don't see anyone making the bread. Whose job is it?' The only reply was the clash of pots and pans as the rest of the cooks did the jobs they were assigned. 'Well it's someone's job and you are going to own up to it in the next five minutes or someone is going to be in trouble.' Mistress Hatrian went up to the tall thin woman with greying hair who had been barking orders and tapped her shoulder.
'Mistress Armstrong?'
'Mistress Hatrian. To what do I owe the honour?' The cooks face was flushed red, whether from shouting or the heat of the room it was unclear.
'I have brought the girl I was telling you about, my neice, Amira. She has come to work with me in the city for a while.' Mistress Armstrong looked less than pleased at being lumbered with a new girl when she had so much work to do.
'Can you cook Amira?' She looked the girl up and down, making Amira feel very uncomfortable.
'Yes Ma'am, a little, only simple home cooking.'
'Can you make bread?'
'Yes Ma'am.'
'Then put an apron on, you'll be working at that table over there. As quickly as possible thank you Amira.'
Amira would have moved quicker if she hadn't been absolutally stunned by her surroundings. She felt totally out of her depth as she looked at the roaring fires and the groups of people working around wooden tables preparing food. She stood in front of her table staring for a few moments before she began. Everything was already set out and Amira worked quickly.
'You'll get used to her.' The woman next to her smiled kindly.
'Yes,' another voice, this time male, joined in from opposite her, 'you're far better off down here than with Miller upstairs.' The woman shuddered, sending her black hair bouncing. 'I'm Jonathon by the way,' the man held out his tanned hand.
'I would but,' Amira indicated her hands, which were covered in flour.
'Good point,' Jonathon laughed and went back to his work. He had a pleasant sort of face but had a square jaw and quite large ears which made him seem slightly clownish. His brown hair was a mess and obviously annoyed him because he kept brushing it out of his face with the back of his hand.
The woman was about a head shorter than Amira and had a slightly plump but cheerful face. Her blue eyes sparkled as she laughed at whatever joke was going around the kitchen at that moment and Amira was envious of her long dark eyelashes that swept up and down whenever the woman blinked.
'OK no more talking ladies and gentlemen. Get to work, we have a deadline to meet.'


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Fault - The most common fault for this shot is to lean back and scoop the golf ball up in the air. This can be very dangerous and it most likely equates to a poor contact and a shot that hits the ground, resulting in a fat shot (a shot that does not travel very far and ends up missing the green short with very little height).
Fix - If you struggle to gain height with your irons, your first port of call is to check your grip. If your grip is incorrect and too strong (your top hand is too far on top of the grip and your bottom hand is too far around the back of the grip), the club face will most likely be de-lofted because of this, and therefore it would be very difficult to gain height. Once the grip is neutral, height will be more easily obtainable.
Grip check - The top hand goes on the golf club first, making sure you hold the golf club straight. Hold the grip in the base of the fingers and wrap the hand on top, pointing the thumb down the front of the grip.
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Beschreibung..".Meticulously researched...Thoroughly documented with copious footnotes, a shronology, and extensive bibliography, this work is recommended for academic libraries."--"Library Journal"
Focusing on questions that seek to illuminate vital aspects of the Greek phenomenon, this modern history of Greece is organized around themes such as politics, institutions, society, ideology, foreign policy, geography, and culture. Making clear their predilection for the principles that inspired the founding fathers of the Greek state, Koliopoulos and Veremis juxtapose these principles to contemporary practices, and outline the resulting tensions in Greek society as it enters the new millenium.
Challenging established notions and stereotypes that have disfigured Greek history, Greece: A Modern Sequel is meant to encourage a fresh look at the country and its people. In the process, a portrait of a new Greece emerges: modern, diverse, and strong.
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This is hilarious!!!! Thanks for the post!ReplyDelete
I get hate mail from my kids once a week. I keep them all and plan to publish them someday. It will be a best seller and I'll spend every fucking cent before I die. I WIN!ReplyDelete
Ah, passive-aggressiveness starts so early these days.ReplyDelete
P-nus. Gotta love phonics.ReplyDelete
My, how these kids have suffered. I sure hope they'll be okay. After all, tomroe is another day!
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"My friends hate when I say eggs so I'm trying to stop saying it." HA! I'd like to hear the story behind that one.ReplyDelete
Eggs Daisy, haven't you ever heard that expression?ReplyDeleteReplies
"Eggs" is an expression? Haha! No, I haven't heard that, Lefty,but it wouldn't surprise me if it was. I'm out of the loop on more and more these days, and I kind of like it that way. ;)Delete
So funny. Love the kid who tells her parents that she's running away and "be sure to say goodbye forever" Ha!ReplyDelete
That second one HAD to be written by an Aspergerian.ReplyDelete
I just love these. My son once left a note with many misspellings:ReplyDelete
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I one of those people that don't really have games that I go back to year after year. There are some Zelda and Mario ones that I've decided from time to time to replay when they are released on the Virtual Console, re-released as a bundle, or just as an individual game on a different console. I have noticed some people have a favorite game or thirty that they generally will go back and play around the end of the year break. I know some people that have to play A Link to the Past or Super Mario Bros. otherwise it just doesn't seem like Christmas time. It's even better when you have a significant other that likes to participate in the tradition. It's definitely something that I can see couples looking forward to. I was wondering if there are any people out there that have games like these that they go back to just because they love them? If so, how long have you been doing the tradition and is there something specific about the game that makes you want to play it at Christmas?
I have been reading some of the comments that people have been leaving on various blogs talking about what they wound up getting for Christmas. I was wondering for those people that found a Wii U under their Christmas tree, do you like it? I really have enjoyed playing mine since I got it back in November, but as usual there are those that have no interest in it. I'm guessing that most people have had some time to play with the Wii U and get to see some of what it can do. What games do you like playing most on it assuming that you have several?
I guess I should start off by saying that I haven't played a Ninja Gaiden game since the NES era. When I heard that Razor's Edge was coming out for the Wii U, I was very interested to see how the game had evolved. However, after seeing the reviews for Ninja Gaiden 3's release on other consoles, I wasn't really sure that I would be getting this game. Getting a 3 out of 10 didn't really make me want to run out and get it. When Razor's Edge was reviewed, it got a much better score so I decided to pick it up on launch day. I played Batman Arkham City -- Armored Edition first although I did mix in some New Super Mario Bros. U and Ninja Gaiden in while playing.
I don't consider myself to be that great at video games anymore. I think when I was younger, I was much better at them. Time hasn't changed how much I like playing them though so I decided to play Razor's Edge on Hard mode to start out with. I had heard beforehand how brutally difficult Ninja Gaiden games were and I wanted to give it a try to see what I could do.
Not having played a Ninja Gaiden game in so long put me at a fairly big disadvantage at least in my opinion because I really didn't know how things worked. I'm not sure if Hard mode is any different on any other mode as far as they pretty much just drop you into the middle of a street without much direction and start throwing enemies at you. I really didn't know how the controls worked and it took me a long time and many deaths / huge drops in my health to figure out that you need to finish enemies off in order to keep them from hurting you severely. It seems strange to me to have to look for people with missing limbs or watch for the prompt to make sure to press X to kill injured people, but that's what I had to do. I didn't like having people jump on me and explode causing me to lose a significant portion of my life. Also, finishing enemies off helps build up your Ninpo meter, which allows you to release an attack that damages or kills several enemies and give you some of your health back.
To say that the game was challenging on Hard mode would be an understatement. There were several times that I didn't think that I was going to get past a part especially towards the last quarter of the game. I would try over and over again to beat a section usually a boss or a huge amount of enemies. There was a certain part on the final boss that I had to replay for probably several hours before I finally got past it. I still don't know of a good strategy for beating it, but at least I made it through. That seemed to be a theme for the game. I could be completely wrong about this since even though I couldn't find an effective strategy, doesn't mean one doesn't exist. However, there seemed to be some bosses that I could figure out when to attack and deal damage to relatively safely whereas there were other bosses that I couldn't. Sometimes you are pitted against multiple bosses and trying to focus on one is let's just say, not easy. It's bad enough having to avoid the attacks of the boss in front of you, but close by are other bosses that are targeting you. Usually, if you do manage to take out one boss, your health is low and the other bosses are just fine.
Beating the game unlocked another harder level that I haven't played yet. I'm considering it, but with all of the problems that I had getting through the game on Hard mode, I don't really think I'd make it through on an even higher difficulty. I'll probably give it a shot, but I don't think I'll get very far. Hopefully, I have gotten somewhat better from my first play through and have learned some tricks to help keep me alive. From what I read about the Master Ninja difficulty, it isn't a New Game Plus type of mode. Instead you start over again with nothing and work your way through the game all over again. I sure hope that they give you a lot more Karma points to spend on upgrades on this difficulty since I'm going to need to be able to do special moves just to have a chance.
All in all, I thought that the Razor's Edge was very difficult, but it was satisfying to finally get past a part that I had been stuck on. I thought that the story was interesting as well and kept me motoring along trying to beat hordes of enemies to see what happened next. Some of the abilities that you need to use like the wall jump in order find some special items are not explained very well. Even after having done it, I'm still not very good at it. However, that's just a minor complaint. Overall, I'd say that if you enjoy games that really test your mettle, this is one to pick up.
I'm not sure if anyone is interested, but Amazon is having a sale today on various video games / accessories. The main one featured is Assassin's Creed 3 for the Xbox 360 and PS3 at the price of $33. However, to the right of that, there's another deal every few hours. If you are interested the link is: http://www.amazon.com/gp/goldbox/ref=cs_top_nav_gb27/192-7756179-7275436, I hope there's something worthwhile that you can pick up.
I wanted to start off by saying that this is my first time playing Batman: Arkham City so I cannot give you a contrasting view between the Wii U version and the others. However, I do think that the GamePad brings some really neat innovations to the game. It is used primarily to display a map of Arkham City or the building that you are in. You can use the touchscreen to move the map around in order to view the entire city or structure. Also, there are markers shown that clue you into various objectives that you have. Some of these are displayed around an area as opposed to pinpointing a specific spot so you have to search around to find exactly what you are looking for. You can tap the touchscreen map to place a Bat-Signal above a certain point that will then be displayed in the actual game. This is pretty useful when you are trying to find Riddler's trophies.
While in the game, you have several buttons shown on the GamePad. On the top left is your B.A.T. Mode, which when you beat up enough bad guys or get hit by them, it charges up. Once it maxes out and is pressed, it allows you to do more damage with your attacks. I don't think very much has been said about this in reviews. A lot of times, it was just barely mentioned however it really is pretty important. When activated, not only does it allow you to do more damage, but it also ignores armored and shielded enemies. Usually for these enemies, you have to press a certain combination of buttons in order to penetrate their defenses. However, like I said, you don't have to worry about that while in B.A.T. mode. I played through the game on Hard mode to start with and didn't use the B.A.T. mode very much. That is until one fight that I just kept getting beaten over and over again so I thought I'd give it a try and it helped out a lot. Not only did it make the enemies easier to knock out, but it also damaged the armored ones that I was struggling to get hits on with all of the other people trying to stab, shoot, and punch me.
The next button is below the B.A.T. mode and is Sonar. I really didn't use this during the game, but it can give you a little help finding things. On the top right is the Objectives button. It's pretty self-explanatory. It just tells you what your current objective is.
Below the Objectives button is Waynetech. This is one that you are going to be using throughout the game. Once you click on it, you are taken to a submenu that has Batsuit, Gadgets, Combat, Predator, and Catwoman buttons.
- Batsuit: you have a variety of buttons such as movement, Detective Mode, slide, armor, etc.. Clicking on these takes you to an explanation what the item selected is and how to use it.
- Gadgets: you have things like Cryptographic Sequencer, Explosive Gel, and one of my favorites the remote controlled Batarang. When thrown, the remote controlled Batarang uses the GamePad screen to let you control it. It takes some getting use to and I didn't have much luck using the gyroscopic sensor to move it. Instead I liked using the left analog stick. That did require holding the GamePad still so the gyroscopic sensor didn't interfere with the controls of the stick.
- Combat: gives you strike, counter, evade, and such. This lists some standard moves that you you'll be using throughout the game, but also some pretty advanced ones too.
- Predator: houses most of the takedowns that you will use on your enemies. If executed correctly, these usually entail pressing a button to send your enemy to sleepy time.
- Catwoman: gives you access to all of Catwoman's armor and weapons.
For all of these, if you can upgrade any of them, it will be listed once you click on that specific item. You gain experience points by completing side missions, fighting and beating enemies, finding Riddler's trophies or solving his riddles, and completing the main objectives. Once you reach the right amount of points, which will be displayed at the top of the GamePad, it will show a level up text. Not everything will be available to you at the start of the game so as you progress, you'll be able to use more moves, get more gadgets, and so forth.
The last button, Data is on the right-hand side of the GamePad and is located below WayneTech. In its submenu are the Bio, Stories, and Challenges buttons. As you progress through the game, you will have have files added to your Bio and Stories screens. Under Challenges there are various... well challenges listed that you can do for achievements. They are spelled out pretty clearly and shown for each section of the city so there aren't very many surprises.
While you are in the game, you can press up on the directional pad and you will go to a menu that shows what gadgets you have. You can then use the touchscreen to select the one that you want and then go back to the main game.You also have the option of dragging three of the gadgets into spaces shown on the screen for left, right, and down on the directional pad. These gadgets can then be quickly accessed by pushing that direction. This is much easier to deal with then having to cycle through all of your gadgets and then select the one that you want. This can be especially annoying in most games if you need to use several gadgets in quick succession. With the GamePad, it's as easy as tapping a button to select what you want.
The GamePad screen is used when you hack locks using your Cryptographic Sequencer. The screen turns either green or red based off of the lock that you hack and you have one or two lines that move across the screen. The objective is to find the correct node on the touchscreen without one of these lines touching where you are pressing on the screen. There is a meter on the top of the GamePad screen that tells you if you are getting closer or further away from the node that you want. Once you find the correct one, you have to stay on the correct place for a few seconds for a part of a password to appear on the bottom of the screen. You then continue on in this way until the entire password is displayed.
You can tap the L button on the GamePad to go into Detective Mode on the main screen. Also, there will be several times that you will need to investigate a certain area so you have to hold up the GamePad to the television and press Zl and Zr. You can then find what it is you are looking for using the GamePad and scan it. The R button is used to grapple to different buildings, signs, gargoyles, etc..
This is a pretty small point, but you can go into the start menu and switch the display so that you can play on just the GamePad. This isn't as fun as playing on the T.V., however it still a nice touch if you can't use the T.V.. You don't get the map using this view unfortunately so that is one drawback. At least you do still get a good view of what is going on in the game though.
To me, the GamePad really made this game very enjoyable. So much so that I decided to play through the New Game Plus mode. Of course there were times that I would have to look at the controller because I needed to hit a particular button in a fight especially the B.A.T. mode one. However, I think having to figure out where the buttons you want are and what the various ones on a controller do is part of the learning process for most games. I don't know if these points will influence people to the point that they want to play the Wii U version of the game. However, I really do like the way that Rocksteady and WB Games Montreal put this version together. Hopefully, if another Batman game is made, there will be one for the Wii U and it will use the GamePad as well if not better then this one.


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Chapter 14Mature
"I do want to talk, but…I'd prefer if it was all of us as a group. So everyone hears the same thing."
Nathan considered the idea for a second. "Sounds good to me."
Breathing a quiet sigh, knowing he'd crossed a threshold he couldn't step back over, Alex replied. "When are you off work?"
"Without school during the day? Saturday."
"Same with me, and I think with Marcus. Let me get a hold of Catherine and ask her." Dialing his friend's number, she picked up after a few rings. "Hey Catherine. You busy?"
"No. What's up?"
"I was just wondering, do you have Saturday off work?"
"Saturday? Umm, let me…Yes, I do. Why?"
Looking back to Nathan, Alex responded. "I want to talk to you guys about something."
"Personal thing?"
"You sound a bit off, if you don't mind me saying."
"I was for a minute. I'm fine." After confirming with Catherine on the date, Alex continued the calls with Marcus, catching him during his lunch break. He also had the coming Saturday off, making it the best possible time to have everyone around. "Awesome. I'll see you then."
"Hang on. Quick question. Why not just talk to us one at a time, if it's that important?"
Alex considered the idea, but having everyone around to hear the same thing was a far better plan, and he relayed that back to Marcus.
"Hmm. I don't like the sound of that to be honest."
Alex's pulse picked up a bit. "You can trust me on this, man. There's a reason I'd prefer that."
"Alright. See you then."
"Great. Now he's suspicious." Pocketing his phone, Alex looked back to his friend. "Looks like Saturday."
With a date set for when he could sit and talk, he followed Nathan out to his car. His friend didn't ask him too many questions along the way. The ones he did were on his experiences at the first debate meeting, which they had almost forgotten about.
Even with some newfound confidence from the idea of talking to his friends and getting this off his chest, as well as the possibility of some support, a part of him still thought this was a really bad idea. He had no idea how they would react to him revealing this news, although he didn't want to swing too far one way or the other.
They might have been there for each other with some personal issues before, but this was on a whole other level. Werewolves were supposed to be fables and myths.
Despite that, Alex tried to look at the positives. He would soon have a chance to tell his friends what was going on. On his own terms to boot. Instead of just whispering to Bailey that he was of no harm to anyone. And he had at least four days to prepare for this.


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