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I apologize for the length of this post, but I had a lot to say on this topic.
In addition to the over stimulation, overwhelm, and triggered emotions I experienced throughout treatment at New Leaf, my issues regarding the "faith-based" aspects of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous caused me a lot of frustration. Yes, these types of 12 Step programs adamantly state no religious affiliation and stress spirituality over religious intent; yet all of the 12 Step literature heavily rely on religious language. Each and every meeting opened and closed with a prayer. Often the Lord's Prayer from Matthew 6:9-13, obviously a Christian prayer, was recited during these meetings. Even the New York Court of Appeals stated in the 1996 case of Griffin v. Coughlin:
"Terms such as 'God' and 'prayer' are so imbued with religious meaning that they undeniably favor a religious interpretation regardless of the fact that the ASAT Program allows for a secular interpretation of its doctrines and practices."
I spent a great amount of time writing in my journal throughout rehab about my internal struggle to accept the fact that no one was listening to me as I expressed my sincere concerns over the God/Higher Power concept which has no meaning in my life, a concept I discarded years ago after deep contemplation and inner searching. It was never my intent to be intolerant or closed-minded in the application of AA/NA principles myself, despite feeling a certain amount of intolerance and closed mindedness directed at me due to my non-belief; but the fact was I could neither get past the religiosity nor the Christian bias of an organization that professes non-discrimination against the non-theist. This is a matter of moral integrity and personal conviction that I cannot compromise. I felt like I was expected to change my beliefs or be labelled as "resistant" to treatment, like I had no chance at recovery without a belief in God or some other Higher Power because I was told as much.
"There is one thing more than anything else that will defeat us in our recovery; this is an attitude of indifference or intolerance toward spiritual principles. Three of these that are indispensable are honesty, open-mindedness, and willingness." (Source: NA Literature, How It Works)
I've given the philosophy of God an incredible amount of thought over the entirety of my life. My views have changed considerably from those I had as a child and teen. I've studied and researched a great many religious practices, belief structures, and spiritual paths and will continue to do so because I think religion, spirituality, philosophy, psychology, and human nature are all interconnected in understanding WHY we are all here, not to mention these are simply fascinating topics. However, I do have a problem with any religion forcing itself on either me or anyone else, whether it be through legislation, proselytizing, or any other means.
Let me reiterate a few of my own personal beliefs — to be very clear here — before moving on:
- First and foremost, I am an atheist to a belief in God. I adamantly refuse to believe in any God man has created up to this point in time because I sincerely believe the idea of God has been hugely vulgarized by religious institutions. I do not, however, think a belief in a Higher Power or God is necessary for me to reach the highest possible level of self-awareness/realization in this lifetime or necessary for me to be a moral, upstanding citizen of planet earth. Just the other day, I read the perfect definition of "Self Realization:"
"Finding out that we are not our thinking mind, we are not our body, we are not our emotions, feelings, desires or aversions; that we are aware of all these things, not intrinsically them."
- I am agnostic as to whether or not knowledge of God is truly attainable. Knowledge and belief are two separate states of mind, just for the record. My knowledge about spirituality, as well as my beliefs, are very personal and ever-changing, as I feel they should be. I can only say what I know or believe to be true at any given moment in time. As my knowledge of spiritual matters grows, my beliefs evolve with greater complexity, again — as knowledge and belief are meant to evolve and grow throughout our lives.
- I am most in line with Taoist and Buddhist principles. I believe in reincarnation because I do believe in the concept of a soul. I believe the soul is made up of pure energy and that every living thing in the Universe therefore possesses a soul, human or otherwise. I believe this pure energy of the soul, all living entities, all matter and space, everything in existence and not (things yet to be thought of or placed into action as well as extinct matter — past, present, and future; don't even get me started on the nature of "reality"), are part of a collective consciousness. The key to evolving into the highest version of oneself is conscious awareness. I believe it is possible to tap into this collective consciousness to gain wisdom and guidance; but I do not believe that this collective consciousness or anything else is God, a Higher Power, Supreme Being, or Creator.
- I have a reverent respect for Nature and find awe and beauty in our natural Universe; therefore, I also gain much wisdom from Pagan and Native American beliefs. I find comfort in ritualizing the changing of the seasons and acknowledge with great passion the awe-inspiring power and force of natural phenomena. Out of reverence for Nature, I have learned balance through chaos is not only acceptable, but necessary. Chaos is everything and nothing at the same time; yin and yang; both good and evil. Contradiction is at its core; change and evolution are its very nature; and ALL things living, great and small, in this entire Universe are a piece of ONE conscious awareness, each every bit as important and necessary as another. But still, not God.
- As a Secular Humanist, I embrace a nonreligious life stance incorporating a naturalistic philosophy, a cosmic outlook rooted in science, and a consequentialist ethical system.
- I value kindness, compassion, and understanding. I still believe with all my heart in the truth of the following statement I made from an earlier post this year, titled Belief:
I try to never hold onto a belief so rigidly that I lose sight of love, compassion, and understanding of the natural Universe and all it entails, including humanity.
I value acceptance (acceptance is not approval; this was all I needed to hear to "grasp" this concept), striving to accept others without judgement or criticism (not always an easy task, but one I take seriously despite my human nature to be as irrational and quick to judge or criticize as any other). I value Universalism: again, understanding, appreciation, tolerance, and protection for the welfare of all people as well as our planet, our environment, and other living creatures. I value individuality, freedom, independent thought and action in choosing, creating, and exploring. I value creativity in all its expressions. I value honesty, striving to be genuine in all I say or do.
- What do I want from life? Peace and quiet calm; clarity of thought; time to do all the things I enjoy (creativity in all its expressions); relationships offering acceptance — flaws and all — of who I am through understanding and compassion; safety and security — physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually; while at the same time I also want excitement; curiosity and wonder through exploration; wisdom through education, learning, and experience; and balance. In short, I want from life those things I value most; yet I understand that without conflict and chaos in my life, life's values lose meaning, hence the necessity for balance.
I am a spiritual individual. My beliefs are complex, yet none require a God or Higher Power in order to fulfill my spiritual needs. I choose to define my spirituality as the deepest level from which I, as a human being, operate and the philosophical context of my life through the values, rules, attitudes, and views within which I choose to live my life.
"Your beliefs become your thoughts; your thoughts become your words; your words become your actions; your actions become your habits; your habits become your values; your values become your destiny." — Mahatma Gandhi
With all of that being said… the point of my misgivings with AA/NA is that I felt overwhelmed by the overly religious language used in the literature as well as the meetings. I felt alone as the only atheist in rehab. This was confirmed my last night in rehab when at an AA meeting, one of the speakers asked if there was anyone who did not believe in God. I was the only person to (courageously) raise my hand. The other speaker singled me out in front of the entire group, lecturing me about my disbelief. I've become accustomed to such misguided tactics that are all too familiar and recognizable as Christian shaming. It's the Bible belt. Everybody's trying to save everybody. I've had to learn more tolerance as an atheist living in the state of Tennessee during these most recent years than at any other time in my life.
The God/Higher Power concept of AA/NA triggered a lot of deep hurt within me, that same suffocating feeling I struggle with in my community due to the overwhelming Christian presence, not to mention the Christian shaming I experienced for so much of my life for being nothing more than who I am — a woman. Throw in the life experiences of rape and trauma while being re-victimized by so-called "good" Christians as they blamed and shamed me rather than my rapists, and yeah, I have a bone to pick with Christianity as a religion as well as a lot of pent-up rage to boot!
Feeling defensive to protect my belief system from the brainwashing of another, worrying that recovery is impossible without adhering to a belief in God or a Higher Power, and feeling ostracized as an outcast for not adopting the suffocating beliefs of my childhood — is it really any wonder that I am exercising a great amount of caution before committing to something that feels like a religious cult (AA/NA) to me or that concepts like trust and faith in other people, let alone an unfathomable concept like God, cause me to feel leery?
My counselor called me "fickle" last night at IOP. Fickle, as defined by Google: "changing frequently, especially as regards one's loyalties, interests, or affection;" or Merriam Webster: "changing opinions often." Yes, I suppose I am fickle to some extent; but at my core, when I really think about it, I know who I am, what I believe, and where my loyalty lies. I only struggle to communicate these things when I feel pressured to do so, unable to grasp the thoughts and words to describe something so complex, or my mind is racing with what feels like a thousand voices trying to fill in the gaps in moments of pressure. I don't do well under pressure. Period. Every part of my conscious awareness has a truth of belief to its portion of my story. Perhaps, this is where a lot of my fickleness comes from; but each part combined as a whole can form a consensus where commonality overlaps. This is where I find my truth, my beliefs, my values, and "me" as a whole.
Why can society not do this as well? I digress….
Another issue with AA/NA I'm trying to "work through/accept" in relation to the God concept is that this program takes away personal responsibility for one's actions and behaviors and gives it to a Higher Power or God, much in the same way as Christianity (or my experience of it). If that works for you, then, by all means, continue to do so; but for me, I feel the conviction of my conscience telling me to delve more deeply into my psyche and figure out exactly why I need to use substances to avoid life's problems and escape my thoughts and emotions. By giving away my personal responsibility to a Higher Power or God, I would be diminishing my self-worth even further by choosing to believe I'm not in control of my own thoughts and behavior, rather God is.
Belief in oneself is a powerful tool. My ability to be mindfully aware of my thoughts is the first step for me in recovering my mental "health." Building faith in myself to create a healthy self-esteem and self-confidence is the foundation of my mental health and recovery, not a belief in God. As I stated in my last post, I may not agree with the religiosity of AA/NA. I doubt I'll work through the 12 Steps anytime soon due to personal issues of control and what others might call religious intolerance; but I have to admit, I can see the benefit of having social support for feedback. I do intend to use these meetings for that reason alone to the best of my ability. Maybe, eventually, I'll get more out of them than that; but for now, this clever slogan on a poster I saw recently is reason enough:
When "I" is replaced by "We" even illness becomes Wellness.
For anyone struggling with the God/Higher Power aspect of AA/NA's 12 Steps as I am, I found this Humanist alternative by B.F. Skinner online (Source: The Humanist, July/August, 1987) which may help in toning it down a notch for your benefit:
1. We accept the fact that all our efforts to stop drinking have failed.
2. We believe that we must turn elsewhere for help.
3. We turn to our fellow men and women, particularly those who have struggled with the same problem.
4. We have made a list of the situations in which we are most likely to drink.
5. We ask our friends to help us avoid these situations.
6. We are ready to accept the help they give us.
7. We earnestly hope that they will help.
8. We have made a list of the persons we have harmed and to whom we hope to make amends.
9. We shall do all we can to make amends, in any way that will not cause further harm.
10. We will continue to make such lists and revise them as needed.
11. We appreciate what our friends have done and are doing to help us.
12. We, in turn, are ready to help others who may come to us in the same way.
B.F. Skinner, 1972 Humanist of the Year, continues his research and writing at Harvard University.


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Sunday, January 13, 2013
Fiat 500 Abarth Tenebra Sneak Peek!
Here is a quick look at the Fiat 500 Abarth Tenebra concept car that will make its debut at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show later this week. Originally code named the "Shadow," the exterior of this special 500 Abarth model has been given the full matte finish treatment in grey and features dark chrome exterior accents, blacked out headlights, running and tail lights. Gloss gray mirror caps, Abarth side stripes and huge roof mounted scorpion decal contrast with the matte grey finish. Rounding out the outside are a sharp looking set of hyper-black chrome 16 inch alloy wheels, the design making its first appearance on the 500 Abarth Tenebra.
The interior of 500 Abarth Tenebra also gets the works with a matte carbon fiber dash panel borrowed from the Abarth 695 Maserati and black leather seats with grey or silver accent piping and stitching. These stitching accents are carried over onto the steering wheel and leather covered instrument cluster brow. Additionally, matte carbon fiber covers the shift knob and parking brake.
The Fiat 500 Abarth Tenebra is listed as a concept car, but there is talk that the matte finished car will make it into production with a new style paint treatment that will be easily maintainable. The car will be available in matte grey or black.
I'll have more on the Fiat 500 Abarth Tenebra and all the other Fiat models on display at the Detroit Auto Show starting tomorrow. Stick around!
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Plastics containing Bisphenol-A linked to child misbehavior
Yes we know, everything causes cancer, nothing is safe for our kids, a lot of paranoia, right?
Sometimes these concerns are for real. A chemical of significant importance to parents and scientists these days is Bisphenol-A (BPA). BPA is a common chemical used in plastics for increased flexibility and molding. It can be found in your child's plastic sippy cup, binkies, and even canned food. The lining found inside some canned foods is very similar to high density plastics, thus likely to contain significant levels of BPA. Numerous studies have proven that Bisphenol-A can negatively impact your health. Experts have advised people to shop for BPA-free products. In general, avoiding plastics whenever possible is a good idea.
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Leaching is the process of a chemical seeping out of its original binding and into its surroundings (see example here). A university study was conducted to determine the leaching abilities of plastic bottles wherein the interaction between warm liquids and polycarbonate plastics released Bisphenol A into the drinking solution. During the Harvard study, each student was given two polycarbonate bottles, which were not to be cleaned in the dishwasher (to void increased heat) and filled only with cold water. The students' urine samples came back positive for a BPA increase of 69 percent. Is this a concern? The unfortunate answer is "yes" because Bisphenol-A has been shown to alter the endocrine system causing early sexual development. Changes in fetal development, sperm production, and malfunctioning hormones are also results of BPA ingestion.
Recently, the University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill released a study, the first of its kind, linking behavioral problems in children from women that were exposed to BPA during pregnancy. The study measured levels of BPA in urine samples at three different stages of
pregnancy- the first at 16 weeks, then at 26 weeks and finally at birth. The results showed that the women who had the highest levels of Bisphenol-A in their systems at the earliest stages of pregnancy had daughters who were more aggressive and hyperactive. To the scientists' surprise, girls seemed to be the most affected while boys didn't have a big difference in aggression but instead became more anxious and depressed. The greatest effects caused seem to be those of the earliest exposures. Most women can be affected even before they know they are pregnant, which can later cause even greater problems for their unborn children. Last year Canada became the first country to ban Bisphenol-A in baby bottles and Wal-Mart and Toys-R-Us have announced they will stock only BPA-free bottles.
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Ketner and related families
I know that serval Ketners has lived in North dakota. I would like some one who is related please write me. I am looking for marriage records on all Ketner's I am making a Ketner marriage index. this is a part of my US Kettner's heritage.
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Chinese Spicy & Barbie Kitchen
311 Racecourse Road, KensingtonPh: 9372 5218 @eatnik got all excited when she told me about this place. We were meeting up at Chillipadi Mamak Kopitiam for a pre-pub trivia dinner, but we'd both arrived early, so we wandered up towards … Continue reading
Joo Hooi Café
475 Jalan Penang, Georgetown, Penang, MalaysiaPhone: Hahaha are you for real? OK, so the Hong Kong #fatty posts are done,but believe it or not, my blog is still on holiday! Next up, Penang. Sans @eatnik, I was on a solo … Continue reading
Kimberley Restaurant
Kimberly Hotel, 28 Kimberly Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong KongPhone: +852 2369 8212 When @eatnik first mentioned the Kimberley Restaurant, I thought she must have been a little mistaken. A hotel restaurant? Without a celebrity executive chef? Why would we … Continue reading
Tai Po Market Cooked Food Centre
2/F, Tai Po Hui Market, Tai Po Complex, 8 Heung Sze Wui Street, Tai Po, New Territories, Hong Kong http://www.gov.hk/mobile/en/wifi/location/address_tphmcfc.htm After a few days of intense urban eating and fast city shopping, team #fatty was hitting the wall. I know, … Continue reading
Under Bridge Spicy Crab
Main branch: shop 1-2, G/f, Chinaweal Centre, 414-424 Jaffe Rd., Wan Chai, Hong KongPhone: +852 2834 6268http://www.underspicycrab.com/ You can't really go to Hong Kong and not eat crab at some stage. Crab is one of those staple banquet dishes that … Continue reading
Five Generations
五代同堂, 25-31 Carnarvon Rd., Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong KongPh: +852 2723 3383 Five Generations' egg pudding was the winner of CNN.go's 'Hong Kong's best dessert' last year. This pretty much made it a must-try on our #fatty list. The first … Continue reading
Vivid Star
11o Hopkins St, FootscrayPhone: 9689 1888 This one's for the Nagoya Ramen Ninja. He complained that my posts of late have been too far flung, and I'm not doing my duty as a Footscravian food blogger. So it's time I … Continue reading
J Cafe (Sushi Burger)
167 Exhibition Street, Melbourne CBDPhone: 9650 9877 Ever since @alexlobov told me about this place last year, I had been curious to try it. Sushi in the shape of a burger? What's not to like!? It's a marriage of Japanese … Continue reading
A tale of two wonton noodles
After the disappointment that was wonton noodle soup at Ho Hung Kee, team #fatty spent the next few hours fighting off our food fatigue by partaking in the other great Hong Kong pastime: shopping. Working our way along the island … Continue reading
Ho Hung Kee
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Parish Life
The heart of a parish is the Eucharist, but the parish family is the body that makes it a unique and vibrant community with an exciting parish life. Our parish offers a variety of ways to be part of that communal family in addition to the celebration of the sacraments. Read more...
Adult Religious Education
Fr. Daniel offers Adult Religious Education sessions on Tuesdays during the school year. The schedule includes five parent Units (on average) of six to seven weeks each. Since our children do not learn in isolation, but rather with their families, we ask that parents attend one of these units over the course of the year in addition to helping their children with religious education at home, praying daily, and attending Mass regularly. First Communion parents and Confirmation parents and sponsors are required to participate in at least one of the Units. The fourth Unit Altaration: The Mystery of the Mass Revealed by Mark Hart begins on March 7, 2017. The cost of this Unit is $10.00. All classes are held at the Social Center at 6:00PM. Pre-registration is not required. Click here for the full 2016-17 Adult Religious Education schedule.
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Faith formation is a vital element of the Catholic life as we grow in knowledge and understanding of our faith in Jesus Christ and the Church he gave us. A deeper understanding can lead to a more intimate relationship with the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, and through the Trinity to the Church and our family, friends, neighbors, parish, and community. Such faith formation is not just for children, but for all of us as we grow as Catholics. Our parish has many opportunities for faith formation that we encourage you to explore.
Another way to participate in our parish life are the various parish ministries, including liturgical ministries, such as choir member, lector, altar server, and Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion; social justice ministries, such as visiting the homebound, serving the poor, volunteering at food pantries and the St. Vincent de Paul Society; and others, such as youth ministry, men's and women's groups, and the annual parish bazaar, to name just a few. God calls us to use our gifts and talents to glorify Him and make life better for other people. Please prayerfully consider these opportunities for getting involved in ministry. And if you have an idea for a new parish ministry, please contact us.
With so many ways to be part of parish life, you'll want to stay informed by regularly reading the weekly bulletin, just in case you've misplaced the one you received at Mass. You'll also want to check the parish calendar for a list of events and mass schedules.
Our parish has a rich history in our town, being founded by people who trusted in the Lord and gathered together under the leadership of our bishop. Who we are today is based on who we were yesterday. Find out more about our spiritual forefathers as you read the history of our parish.
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Meet our Featured Artist, Julia Gilmore
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We are pleased to announce that Julia Gilmore has been selected as our featured artist for 2017. Her brightly colored images inspired us and more than one of her images will represent the festival this year. Julia travels to major US cities throughout the spring, summer and fall to show her work at prestigious outdoor art shows and exhibitions. This is one of the first times she's shown her work in Arizona!
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Pleasure Tour & Trips
Memorable Trip to Chail
April 17, 2016
After all the official stress, our body, mind and soul need rejuvenation. So we decided for a day off from busy schedule and to enjoy the beauty of himachal. Himachal is surely one of the must visiting places of the world- a beautiful charming retreat that makes ideal day excursion.Such events not only act as a source of relaxation to the ...more
SIT-Movie Fun @ Elante
August 25, 2015
The Most Important thing is to Live your Life – to be Happy – it's all that matters…. Last weekend official day out was a planned for all scorpions for a Camera, Action & Moooviiieee "All Is Well" in Elante Mall, Chandigarh.. It was a cool and cloudy day so all individuals were extremely excited as our bliss ...more
SIT's 7th B'Day Bash
April 06, 2015
Millions of Congratulations to SIT on completing its 6 years of success. Its certainly a time for a celebration and we did it in a grand way. Official Meet An official meet was scheduled to indicates the SIT's accomplishments and some of expert discourses identified with tenets & its focal points. This meet gives new opportunities ...more
SIT July B'Day Celebration
August 05, 2014
Happy Birthday to you & May god bless you !! Once again SIT found two reasons to celebrate and spread the happiness… By god's grace SIT is now registered as an international MNC in Singapore which becomes the first reason to celebrate & our dashing developer Mr. Pawan Kumar's birthday was the ...more
SIT Birthday Celebration of MAY month
May 26, 2014
Scopions 3 M's of May month : Music, Masti & Magic "Birthdays are feathers in the broad wing of time which shows that whatever with the past has gone & the best is always yet to come." SIT celebrated its two scorpion members Mr.Surinder Pal & Mr.Satya Azad's birthday with food and sweet words. ...more


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"Enabling OVC's in Uganda to realize & maximize their full God-given potential through receiving quality, affordable & age appropriate education."
Our vision is to create an environment where all children live A full life
To improve the livelihood of people living in slums and rural Uganda by funding scholarships for young people, Primarily OVCs
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• Team work & Delegation
Vulnerable & Needy Children of school-going age
• The overall objective of ACU is to provide affordable age appropriate education to OVCs
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Behold, there will be another one located at the prime Orchard Road, Mandarin Gallery (soon to be launched).
I guess, the idea is simple. Having a shop along a quieter stretch of road, it's like running into a pastry shop in Paris.
Open the door, and you are surprised with petit cakes, sweet baked goods and some simple hot soup and food. Worked for me.
The door that's awaiting sweet tooth searching for fine pastries far and near.
For this meal, we had 3 sweets, 2 hot drinks and 2 main courses. Yes baby.
Dark chocolate mousse, hazelnut crunch, chocolate sponge and … the textures and chocolatey combination were marvellous.
I ordered this straightaway when I saw hot chocolate served with chantilly whipped cream. A must try for the uninitiated ones.
The whipped cream served aside reminded us of the virgin trip to Paris where we literally gorged ourselves with the rich & thick chocolate drink from Angelina Cafe.
We couldn't resist ordering this French classic dish though we feared it might turned out unjustified for the price.
Well, it turned out that the price didn't quite get justified for the portion.
However, the beef was cooked to sweet tenderness, served with a dollop of creamy pommes (potato) puree and blanched vegetables at the base, doused with the flavoursome beef jus.
I am a potato fanatic. Seeing this title on the menu got me so exited.
The gnocchi pieces were chewy and soaked up the smoky bacon and creamy sauce well. An ultimate comfort dish to me.
Quite a huge portion, it could easily satisfy a carbo junkie like me.
I was struggling between the salted caramel tart or this salted caramel choux pastry.
The waiter attending to the cake counter was hard selling this one, so I thought what's the harm trying it?
I wasn't mightily impressed with choux pastry really (should have followed my feeling towards the tart *regret*).
The soft choux pastry exterior coated with salted caramel was too soft to my liking. Personal taste really.
No, this is not a complimentary dessert to certain credit card holders or due to new opening.
Nougatine here was made up of the similar elements to the one served at Canele Patisserie except for a different ensemble in a large glass cup.
It being a complimentary was because I found a strand of hair at the bottom of my gnocchi carbonara half way through,
I voiced my concern and have the dish returned.
They apologised, voided it off the bill and served a really sweet nougatine (as above) to make it up. Apology accepted!
And guess what, I am pining for this unfinished episode of gnocchi carbonara and that would be the item I'll return to Antoinette for.
Address: 30 Penhas Road, Singapore (also at Mandarin Gallery ; at Scarlet Hotel)
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One feature of DevLearn is the concurrent sessions. In each 1 hour timeslot there may be a dozen or more of these sessions to choose from, so Jackie and I generally split up and cover different topics.
Wednesday started with an excellent morning buzz discussion group led by Jay Cross. Jay is an interesting guy, very knowledgeable and the theme was about working smarter with the information that is available to us. The discussion centred around the use of social media and how we aggregate the enormous amount of information available into a meaningful collection of data.
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