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|645 sq. ft.
|Property type
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Apartment I:
Apartment I is around 60 sq.m large, furnished elegantly, beautifully, modern and fully renovated:
- Living/ dining room with comfortable sleeping couch (110x200), air-conditioning, fully fitted kitchen with dishwasher, exit to the terrace.
-1 bedroom with double bed (160x200)
-1 bedroom with double bed (160x200)
-1 big bathroom with washing machine
-1 extra toilet
-Large terrace (around 18sq.m) with terrace furniture and view of the sea and offshore islands
- Maximum occupancy 5 persons
-SAT-TV (integrated CD and DVD player)
-Ideal for families with children, because of ground floor and shorter route to the pool.
Enjoy your dream holiday in our new, beautiful apartment house in the idyllic holiday resort Pisak (near Omis) in the heart of Dalmatia.
Whether an adventurous holiday, beach holiday or relaxation, everything is possible. Experience the pristine nature of Dalmatia.
We have a total of five 4-star apartments with all comforts for a relaxing holiday.
The entire house can be rented out for larger groups (max 21 persons).
What are you waiting for?
- Every Apartment has a private terrace with furniture and fantastic panoramic view of the sea and the neigbouring islands
- Apartments with SAT-TV, internet (WLAN) and safe
- Apartments are air-conditioned
- Large barbecue is available for our guests in the garden
- Community pool with sun beds
Enjoy peace and relaxation in a natural surorunding.
Warm welcome at our house Mediterranea!
Attractions: Split Diocletian's Palace (Unesco-World cultural heritage) 42 km away
-Solin (Salona) Amphitheatre 41 km away
-Historical cities Trogir ( Unesco- World cultural heritage) 64 km away.
-Makarska 18 km away
-Omis old pirate town (2 medieval fortresses) 15 km away
-Wild canyon of river Cetina near Omis (rafting, white water rafting, canoeing, kayaking or comfortable boat ride. An experience for the whole family 19 km away.
-Nature park Biokovo 44 km away.
-National park Kornati (archipelago) 130 km away.
-National park Krka (Venue of Winnetou films) 120 km away.
-Dubrovnik (Unesco-World cultural heritage) 170 km away.
-Brac Island (reachable from Omis with cruise ship).
-Imotski ( 2 exceptional lakes Blauer and Roter See) 49 km away.
Location: Pisak is an extremely idyllic small holiday resort on the Riviera Omis 15km from Omis and 18 km from Makarska. Pisak is ideally suited for a quiet, relaxing holiday in a typical Mediterranean fishing village. The water is crystal clear. You can go swimming, snorkelling, diving etc. here as and when you like. Pisak has a variety of mostly small and idyllic beaches bordered by dense maquis and pine woods. You can find natural bays with crystal clear sea, fine pebble beaches, rocky beaches, and some sandy sections as well.
Many beaches are accessible only through hiking trails or by boat and therefore sometimes even offer the possibility to have a small part of the beach all to your self. You can rent a boat on the small harbour in Pisak and take a trip with it to the bay of Vruja nearby.
There is a small supermarket in the village, a small fruit and vegetable stand, a cafe, a bakery and two small restaurants with typical Dalmatian cuisine.
Arrival: You will reach Pisak from northwest (Munich-Zagreb-Zadar-Split) when you come on the Dalmatian highway A1 in the direction of Dubrovnik. You will leave the highway about 40 km after the junction Split at the Sestanovac exit.
From here it is exactly 17 km further up to Pisak. Follow the signs and the road towards Makarska and Omis. Drive through the villages Zadvarje and Gornja Brela before the road on the land meets the coastal road (spectacular view of the sea and offshore islands). At the junction, take left to Makarska/Dubrovnik, right and then straight towards Omis/Split.
You now have to drive about 3.5 km towards Omis and after the bus stop (on the right hand side) leave the coastal road turning left and it is the only one street leading in to the place.
Our house Mediterranea (House number. 60) is the second visible house on the right hand side with two white garages.
You made it, we warmly welcome you!
We are the Family Bakula, this makes our Mum Iva Bakua - the house owner and her four adult children, who also have family of their own.
One part of this extended family lives in Germany, a smaller part lives in Croatia.
We have furnished the house lovingly and carefully to detail. We simply are happy when our guests feel comfortable in our house.
Family Bakula purchased this apartment in 2011
We bought the house even before 2011, but it was 2011 when we finished completely rebuilding it and started to rent.So why Pisak? Well, it was the brilliant view to the sea, it was the peaceful environment, it was the ease you can feel here in Pisak, untouched nature in this region of Dalmatia.
Fantastic sea view, dolphins you got to see from time to time, the ease you can feel and the distance to the hurly burly of other tourist destinations. Nonetheless, Pisak it near enough to Omis and Makarska and Split. Those cities are reachable within 20-40 minutes by car if you need the "hurly burly".
- In der Hauptsaison ist die An- und Abreise bevorzugt immer samstags
-Eine Schadens-und Schlüsselkaution von 200 Euro ist bei Ankunft zu zahlen, die am Ende Ihres Aufenthalts zurückerstattet wird, wenn alles in Ordnung ist
- Bei Buchung sind 200 Euro pro Woche/pro Apartment auf unser Konto zu überweisen, der Restbetrag spätestens 3 Wochen vor Anreise
-CHECK OUT 10 Uhr
-CHECK IN ab 15 Uhr
The apartment is excellent, and exceeds what is written in the advert. The building is very modern and tidy, with a great little pool, sun deck, and grill area. The balcony has a side door to the pool which is very handy. The kitchen is well fitted out, with consumables available (bin bags, dishwasher tablets, cleaning stuff). Wifi connection is very very good, fast and reliable. The house is very quiet at night and has a great view over to Hvar and Brac.
The apartment is at the top of Pisak, near the main road, so it is a fairly long walk down the steps to the beach in the village, but its worth it for some really nice beaches. There is a shop, bakery and a few restaurants in the village which has a very nice atmosphere.
Dragana was available to help when we had questions and very friendly.
If I was going to be critical I would say the TV is small and didnt find any decent channels (its the same everywhere in croatia for english tv though) but I didnt go to croatia to watch TV!
What a wonderful week of relaxing in a very comfortable apartment II with very reasonable prices. We arrived after hotel stops in several other Croatia locations. This was our middle week of a three week holiday. Finding this place was a blessing and dealing with the owner was nothing but professional with prompt replies to our inquiries. Pisak is a nice quiet small town situated a short distance from Omis and Makarska. All necessities are nearby in town within a walking distance. Our apartment was well equipped and included much needed washer for our laundry. The beds were very comfortable with a walkout onto a wraparound balcony. The balcony view of the Adriatic below is just beautiful and relaxing while overlooking a nice clean pool and patio area that has a fish washing station and a large covered stone grille. The weather was absolutely perfect and I could see myself spending more time at this great location. There are a couple of restaurants in the small port with a great little bakery nearby. The caretaker of the four apartment property was most pleasant and completely fluent in english. If you want tranquility with access to nice cities nearby this is the place. I could not say enough about this place and I look forward to visiting this location in the future.
Mike M
Excelent house and all day service (one person almost all the time avaiable on place) including maintenance and cleaning of public areas. Nice neibourghood and lovely people in the village.
Location was excelent, near of small village, including restaurang and by car, all the near by cities are easy to reach,
We can recommed this property to all of our friends and relatives and propably we will try to rent it if we are able to visit in Croatia next July.
The apartment was excellent and I highly recommend it. It was very clean, well equipped with lots of plates, saucepans etc, a huge fridge and very spacious. It is probably the best apartment I have ever stayed in.
Die Wohnung ist ein Traum, die Vermieter super gastfreundlich und sehr zuvorkommend. Die Landschaft sehr reizvoll und vielseitig.Die Sauberkeit und Ausstattung des Hauses erfüllt höchste Ansprüche. Die Online-Beschreibungen entsprechen voll und ganz der Realität.
Der traumhafte Blick auf das Meer erfreut das Herz bereits am frühen Morgen.
Wir haben hier 2 herrliche Frühsommerwochen genossen und Dank der guten Tipps von Klaudija und Dragana Land und Leute kennen gelernt.
Feiner Kies-Strand und das Meer sind top. Wer keinen Partyrummel im Urlaub möchte ist hier bestens aufgehoben.
Gerne werden wir wieder kommen.
Die Unterkunft war wie beschrieben. Die Gastgeber hilfsbereit und freundlich. Es war immer jemand erreichbar. Im Krankheitsfall bemühte man sich um Kontakt zur Ambulanz und besorgte Medikamente von der Nachbarin.
Die Wohnung war sehr gepflegt und sauber. Bettwäsche, Handtücher usw. tip-top. Die zwei Bäder sind bei einer Belegung mit vier Personen sehr praktisch. Der schöne Pool wurde beheizt. Die Endreinigung war im Mietpreis enthalten. Daher auch von uns fünf Sterne.
Kleinere Reparaturen waren zum Saisonstart noch zu erledigen. Die Mappe vor Ort könnte durch ein paar persönliche Ausflugstipps ergänzt werden und in der Küche wäre eine Mikrowelle eine gute Ergänzung. In der Vorsaison gab es in der Nähe noch Bautätigkeit.
Pisak ist ein ruhiges Örtchen, von dem aus man z.B. Omis und Makarska gut erreichen kann. Die Umgebung bietet einen beeindruckenden Spagat zwischen mediterraner Küste und Hochgebirge mit einer interessanten Tier- und Pflanzenwelt. Landschaftlich ähnelt die Region somit der Cote d´Azur, ist aber noch nicht so verbaut und überlaufen.
Pisak is a small fishing village right on the coast, just 40 km away from Split (international airport) and 18 km away from the cities Makarska and Omis. There is a small supermarket in the village, a small fruit and vegetable stand, 1 cafe and two small restaurants with typical Dalmatian cuisine.
You can find a clinic, pharmacy, post office, ATM and other shopping facilities in Omis 15 km away, or in Makarska 18 km away.
Thankfully near Omis and Makarska our guests can enjoy numerous active sports, visit several neighbouring tourist sites and get to know the cultural and historical heritage of this area. For those who seek fun, the bars and night clubs nearby Makarska and Omis guarantee a change.
Due to the mild climatic conditions, you can bathe in Pisak from May to October. Pisak is very attractive especially in pre-season and low season May, June, September, October, since it is not overcrowded.
Other Activities: Rafting on the river Cetina


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A CHARITY which helps terminal patients live the end of their lives in comfort has been given a donation to fund a new bus.
St Peter's Hospice has received the donation of £19,000 from the Bristol Masonic Benevolent Institute to buy a new specially adapted vehicle to transport patients.
The charity, which has a hospice in Brentry, Bristol and offers home care across the region including from its Yate base, has bought a second-hand, fully-converted Volkswagen Caddy Life which will transport wheelchair-bound patients to and from the day hospice.
The vehicle, which has been adapted to meet requirements for hospice patients, will also be used to transport inpatients to and from hospital appointments as well as being on hand to support visitors to the hospice who don't have their own transport.
Marc Willetts, St Peter's Hospice logistics manager, said: "The new mobility vehicle is going to be a huge asset for the hospice.
"It will allow us to transport wheelchair-bound patients as well as mobile patients to and from their day hospice sessions. It will also be invaluable in allowing us to get inpatients to scans and other hospital appointments."
He added: "In the past outpatients have either had to make their own way to the hospice or we have sent volunteer drivers in their own cars to pick them up. If the patient is wheelchair-bound, which many are, we have provided a wheelchair taxi which can cost up to £1,000 for their 12-sessions.
"For inpatient hospital appointments we usually have to rely on an ambulance which can turn a 10-minute appointment into a four to five-hour wait for the patient. The new vehicle will reduce this stress for people hugely."
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"I have seizures which means I must sit in the back of the vehicle. Because it is fully modified my wheelchair now doesn't need to be taken apart every time.
"Its size means my wife Laura can travel with me if needs be as well as nurse with bags and drug packs; it's just made life so much easier."
Paul Binding, from the Bristol Masonic Benevolent Institute, said: "It is a privilege to have provided the hospice with the money to purchase this van which will help make life easier for patients and staff alike.
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text: Show Hide image Politics 22 August 2012 Miliband has the safety catch on. The tough choices can wait Labour's leader feels like the tide is running his way and doesn't want to jeopardise that. Sign up for our weekly email * Last month, John Denham, Labour MP and one of Ed Miliband's intellectual outriders, wrote an interesting comment piece for newstatesman.com in which he sought to bury the idea that his leader must choose between "radicalism" and "pragmatism". It was a false thesis; politics is nothing if not a series of daily trade-offs between idealism and expediency. Hidden within Denham's valiant attempt to cast Miliband as Labour's man for all seasons was a passage that jumped out. In fact, it didn't so much jump as rise from the screen, hoist its skirts and start dancing a cancan. "There are some in Labour who assume that progressive change is measured by the level of public spending. But the emerging consensus among those Ed has promoted is that there is no foreseeable point where the public spending taps are turned back on." What was this, Ed Miliband embracing fiscal conservatism? It's easy to forget now, but even as recently as the start of this year there was a lively debate under way within Labour ranks about how to address the harsh new economic realities. In January, Ed Balls announced that "we must accept all the [coalition] cuts", but that turned out to be a messy holding position rather than a statement of intent. And after the furious reaction of Len McCluskey, general secretary of the Unite union, the position was quickly shelved. Political pin-up Yet, at the time, there was still a much broader – and deeper – discussion about how the progressive left could still make itself relevant in an era when big cheques could no longer be written and the old social-democratic model was increasingly unaffordable. Even Ed Miliband was nominated as the Taxpayers' Alliance "pin-up of the month" after he conceded, in a speech to London Citizens at the Oxo Tower, "Whoever is the next prime minister will still have a deficit to reduce, and will not have money to spend." Since then, as Labour's poll lead has widened, that debate has been deemed surplus to requirements. "Things were rocky," a union insider said to me this past week, referring to the January fisticuffs, "but it's smoother sailing now. We're back on the same page." Within the shadow cabinet, the debate about spending restraint has been not so much suspended, but terminated. "We've given up on coming up with our own agenda [on spending cuts]," a shadow cabinet insider told me. "Now we're happy just opposing effectively." I've been told that Miliband will never again claim a future Labour government will "not have money to spend". Nor will any future Balls interview contain the phrase "we are going to have to keep all the Tory cuts". If Miliband and his lieutenants have become convinced of the need for fiscal probity in deed as well as word, they're going to be keeping it to themselves. This goes beyond tactical nuancing. What two years ago stood as the central plank of Labour's ideological and political renewal has now been reduced to so much firewood. One need only turn to the Fabians' recent publication The Shape of Things to Come. The foreword, written by the ubiquitous John Denham, talks of how "a more dynamic, competitive and fairer economy can reduce the public costs of failing markets and help deliver public spending discipline". He then recycles the usual progressive staples; the need for more regulation, more funding in training and research, more state-backed finance. Nowhere does it identify where public-spending discipline will actually require cuts and smaller government. To survey the craggy peaks of the left's intellectual hinterland is to search in vain for evidence of econo-pragmatism. Compass, led by Neal Lawson, has produced its report Plan B: a Good Economy for a Good Society. It includes chapters on emergency growth measures, a fairer tax and benefits system and reform of the City and banks (of course). But the final chapter, "A New State that Spends Better", deploys the word "cut" only in an attack on those fiendish "neoliberals". The new union-sponsored think tank Class predictably promotes "active government" and "growth not austerity". IPPR opts to split the difference, claiming in its latest pamphlet that Hayek and Keynes were each "ahead of his time". Demos appears to have given up on economic analysis altogether, preferring to lead on burning issues such as east London's digital economy. The hunt for Labour relevance amid the scarred new socio-economic landscape is over. The search parties have been called off. 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It is now obvious that the minerals resource rent tax is not going to raise anywhere near the $2 billion forecast for this financial year and the opposition has just been handed another line of attack on the government's economic management.
It has been known for some time – even the government itself had been saying it – that the figure would be substantially less than forecast, and that is now confirmed.
The release of the $126 million figure will not end the argument – far from it. Mr Swan again on Friday blamed plunging iron ore and coal prices, along with global instability and a high dollar.
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The two key concessions were allowing miners to deduct from their MRRT liability all present and future royalty payments and the market value of their operations.
The Greens and Mr Oakeshott will at least argue for the government to pick another election year fight with the miners and close the royalties loophole. The GST review panel also recommended this, saying the current design was neither "desirable nor sustainable".
The biggest mistake was to spend the proceeds of a profits-based tax on a volatile industry. The $2 billion forecast has already been spent on cost-of-living bonuses, super increases and a promised infrastructure package. So much for spreading the benefits of the boom.
In budgetary terms, the MRRT shortfall pales against the lower-than-expected collections of company tax and, therefore, will be a lesser contributor to the deficit for this year, but it is still poor economics.
Given the mining tax was one of the triggers for dumping Kevin Rudd, this will only further embolden his supporters. For months they have been claiming that had the government held its nerve in 2010 against the miners' campaign, it would not have had to reduce the welfare benefits of single mothers to try to find revenue.
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I just watched the first episode...wow what a season this is going to be. I couldn't decide who to pick. After weeding out a few, the rest are pretty evenly match on skill level.
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This should be very, VERY interesting!!!!!!!!!!
And admittedly - I did the same thing on my team, so... at least if there is a wooden mask we will end up winning it together if we're both wrong (or we might actually tie for a win...).
Woops, I messed up on the pool deadline. It should be today before the show airs this evening. I put the deadline as yesterday by mistake. Sorry about that!
Ok, unless I change my mind before tonight's episode (I might try to squeeze in one more viewing of the premiere episode after work), here are my team picks:
Team Name: The Neuralyzer Squad
Mascot: Worms from Men in Black
Lead Make up: Daran
Assistants: Cat, Matt, Rashaad
Reserve: Chloe
I based my picks mostly on their portfolio work, since I don't remember much from the first episode.
George out (hand fracture).
Daryn in.
Your change was in under the deadline, ness, so I updated the scoresheet. I'll post the list of teams a little later, plus the scores for last night's episode. I'll be out of the office for a short time so it might be a while before I have scores ready.
BTW, did anyone watch the premiere of Opposite Worlds after Face Off? I was so tired it was hard to stay awake but the show looked intriguing so I watched it and thought it was pretty good! I look forward to the next episode. :)
As far as this show... I'm probably already off on a bad foot - I didn't get to really see the show, but I know I had a bottom look.
And ... I called it, like last year, my backup is already out of play second week into the game. :lol


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In a belated holiday gift for wilderness lovers, Manitoba Conservation decided shortly before New Year to end its ill-conceived experiment with free admission to provincial parks.
Since 2009, visitors to Manitoba parks have been spared the trouble of paying entrance fees. This populist policy began ostensibly as a recession-busting measure but was also justified as an attempt to encourage more Manitobans to travel within their own province.
On a political level, waiving the entrance fees could have been seen as a harmless gesture by an NDP government eager to portray itself as friendly to ordinary working families.
But on a practical level, it was easy to take issue with deliberately forgoing $2.5 million to $3 million a year worth of revenue that could have been spent on improving provincial parks.
Failing to charge admissions also deprived the parks branch of a means of accurately gauging the numbers of people entering provincial parks during the peak summer season. Having no staff at the front gate also annoyed some tourists seeking information about park amenities.
And on a purely symbolic level, charge nothing at the gate subtly suggested parks have no intrinsic value.
Beginning in May, however, vehicles entering provincial parks will be charged $4 for day admission, $8 for a three-day pass or $30 for a season pass.
Dave Chomiak, who up until Friday was Manitoba's Conservation Minister, said it was time to balance his government's desire to keep parks accessible with the need to generate some revenue for parks
"It helps people recognize there is a cost to providing that public good," Chomiak said earlier this month, referring to the admission fees.
The veteran MLA said he was aware some frequent park users were annoyed by the free-admission policy. But the revenue the parks will resume collecting this spring still won't be funnelled directly toward park improvements.
"As a rule, we don't earmark any kind of revenue. Most of the revenue we acquire goes into general revenue," Chomiak said.
The province has always maintained provincial parks have not suffered as a result of the free-admission policy. Both Chomiak and his predecessor Bill Blaikie have been careful to note the parks-branch budget has steadily increased since the fees were first waived.
Manitoba Conservation is also in the midst of a five-year, $100-million series of capital upgrades to provincial parks, including more than $12 million in investment in Grand Beach Provincial Park alone, Chomiak added.
That's welcome news, but the majority of this cash is being spent on infrastructure improvements such as sewage-treatment upgrades and car-camping facilities. Wilderness protection, back-country camping, trail creation and park stewardship appear to be secondary considerations for Manitoba Conservation, at least right now. As I've argued several times in this space, Manitoba Conservation is behind the times. Not everyone who visits a park wants to sit in a crowded campground and listen to the hum of a generator plugged into an RV.
Increasingly, Manitobans and tourists alike view parks as a place to hike, bike, paddle or ski, both on day-use trails and overnight trips into the backcountry.
Many southern Manitoba parks don't even allow back-country camping and the ones that do have very few sites. There's no formal registration system in both remote and easily accessible provincial parks.
During a paddling trip in Atikaki Provincial Wilderness Park last summer, every American tourist I encountered expressed disappointment with Manitoba Conservation's limited web presence and the absence of back-country registration and information. Most were bewildered Manitoba doesn't do more to promote ecotourism.
Chomiak had pledged that would change under his watch.
"Our people are looking at it," he said, promising to develop some form of ecotourism strategy for a province blessed with some of the most pristine wilderness on the planet. "In our overall plan, we clearly want it to be one of our planks."
It was encouraging to hear a conservation minister acknowledge the wilderness in some capacity. But since Chomiak was replaced Friday by Gord Mackintosh -- who now heads up a combined water stewardship and conservation portfolio -- we'll have to wait and see what this government actually proposes.


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IT PROVED a day of contrasts at Caulfield on Saturday.
First, Australia's finest and most valuable three-year-old All Too Hard reinforced why he would be one of the shortest-priced favourites in Australian Guineas history at Flemington next Saturday and then a little-known filly from South Australia won the hearts of racegoers by winning the $1 million Blue Diamond Stakes.
And while Miracles Of Life gave her young 29-year-old jockey, Lauren Stojakovic, her finest moment, another mouth-watering temptation - in the form of the Golden Slipper Stakes at Rosehill on April 6 - is being dangled in front of her connections.
After the unprecedented outpouring of emotion wound up, thought turned to the Golden Slipper.
''Our plan has been to take her home see how she is and then have a look at a race like the Golden Slipper,'' Stojakovic said.
''Of course we've thought about it, but Miracles of Life comes first.''
If connections were to pay a late nomination fee for the Golden Slipper the amazing youngster would drastically rearrange betting markets and she would be vying to achieve a rare Blue Diamond Stakes-Golden Slipper double.
The filly showed on Saturday that she was vastly superior to her rivals in the Blue Diamond and appears brilliant enough and adaptable enough to cope with the rigours of the Golden Slipper.
However, last night trainer Daniel Clarken and Stojakovic were intent on celebrating the moment that achieved unprecedented celebratory scenes at Caulfield.
Forty minutes earlier All Too Hard, the horse that is understood to have been sold for $25 million continued his group 1 dominance with a runaway win in the Futurity Stakes.
At present All Too Hard is at $1.50 to win the group 1 Australian Guineas next Saturday with co-trainer Wayne Hawkes confirming the horse's next start.
''He'll be 99 per cent sure of running but obviously we've got to see how he licks the bin and how he is in the next 48 hours and if there is any doubt we won't run,'' he said.
''It was a bit more fun today because we got the monkey off the back with his new owners last week so it was quite enjoyable today.
''After the race I turned to Dad [John] and said that I didn't expect anything different.''
With a trip to England possible next June All Too Hard, the younger half-brother to the world's fastest mare Black Caviar, appears to have next Saturday's group 1 event in hand.
And while trainer Gerald Ryan had to be convinced to start Oakleigh Plate winner Mrs Onassis in the group 1 sprint, she will now return to Sydney to continue her autumn campaign.
But there was drama even before the start of the Oakleigh Plate when two horses had to be examined by the veterinary surgeon.
Race favourite Barakey backed from $3.50 into $2.90 in a dramatic betting plunge tried to burrow under the barrier stalls and jammed his head in the gates.
After barrier attendants removed Western Australia's best sprinter vets had little choice but to scratch the horse, changing the market rapidly in the last minute of betting.
Second favourite Shamal Wind also reared up in the barriers but an extensive veterinary examination revealed no abnormality and she was allowed to start. However, the three-year-old was a beaten force at the top of the straight and finished second last.


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Sharon Stone and her son Roan were seen arriving for a flight at Los Angeles international Airport on Tuesday (July 12).
At one point the 11-year-old waited patiently with mom and rested on a fire hydrant. Stone has had a busy week in the L.A. courtroom.
According to E! Online she is being sued by a man who claims he was injured by a broken wooden lattice he fell through in her backyard. She testified on Monday to insist that did not happen because she has a chain-link fence around where the accident allegedly took place.
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I prepare this first when making a meal to let the flavors blend in the salad. The dressing is my own concoction and is delicious over fresh fruit, too.—Carole Martin, Tallahassee, Florida
- 1 package (10 ounces) fresh spinach, torn
- 1 can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, drained
- 10 cherry tomatoes, halved
- 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1/2 teaspoon dried minced onion
- 1/2 teaspoon celery seed
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- 1. In a large salad bowl, toss the spinach, oranges, tomatoes and mushrooms; set aside. In a microwave-safe bowl, combine the first eight dressing ingredients. Microwave on high for 30-60 seconds. Stir until the sugar is dissolved. Whisk in oil. Drizzle over salad; toss to coat. Sprinkle with onions. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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A Quick Chart to Live By
Health Magazine online has a couple of great charts that you can print out and use daily. One that I found especially helpful is the Workout Free Fitness chart that shows how many calories you (man or woman) can burn doing relatively normal activities.
Check out the other charts on Health.com. I've printed some out and keep them on my refrigerator for inspiration. Not to obsess on Valentine's Day, but 4th from the top seems like a great inspiration to stay in the spirit all year round. Or maybe you'll be inspired to mow your own lawn instead of hiring someone else to do it. Enjoy!


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Getting dressed for a date can be a little stressful sometimes, especially for a first date. But when it comes to a more casual and relaxed date night, it's a bit easier. There isn't as much pressure as a fancier one, so you can throw on something you feel comfortable in and can showcase your awesome personality.
When you're planning an outfit for a casual date, there are so many options. It definitely depends on where you're going though. This Fashionista put together a cute and comfy outfit that would be perfect for a casual date out in the city at maybe a coffee shop or a restaurant—tons of possibilities.
I love how she mixed patterns and textures. The bright red plaid, bold black-and-white geometric print and heathered gray skirt go so well together, creating an edgy and chic outfit. This season, try experimenting with different pattern combinations.
You can have a Clueless moment and go all out in the plaid (yes, go ahead and pull out that Cher Horowitz-inspired suit) or incorporate various checkered patterns on a more subtle level throughout your outfit, whether that may be a skirt or a blazer. I love the look this Fashionista created by mixing masculine and feminine silhouettes with her oversized plaid jacket. Her black accessories are also the perfect finishing touches, from her simple toque to her Givenchy satchel and her leather boots.
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When I was growing up a decade or two before the Berlin Wall fell, it was fashionable - in fact, doctrinal - to say that Bertolt Brecht was the greatest dramatist of the 20th century. Here was the great left-wing playwright - resident for the 10 years after the war in grim old East Berlin - who was nonetheless the great iconoclast and innovator of the modern theatre, the man who had articulated the theory of the alienation effect, the playwright who not only talked about epic theatre but in plays like Mother Courage and The Caucasian Chalk Circle and Galileo actually produced a variety of theatre that evoked the circus tents and wide open spaces of history.
A fascinating aspect of Brecht is that although he contributed to the arid avant-gardism of the Berliner Ensemble, he was a dazzling exponent of more conventional theatre. From his Weimar period to the end of his days he understood the weird affinity between populist theatre and a theatre that cuts a caper and turns everything on its head.
Stephen Parker, the sort of biographer who's very good if you are a graduate student, tells us how much Brecht hated expression at the time he was writing the hideously expressionistic Baal, and includes Karl Kraus saying to the Brechts of the Nazis, ''The rats are boarding the sinking ship.''
Of course Brecht, like Shakespeare, was a practical dramatic genius riven with contradictions. There's some fascinating correspondence between Einstein and Brecht at the time of Brecht's draft of Galileo in Denmark.
It's good to get some detail about the famous relationship between Brecht and Charles Laughton, his first Galileo, to whom he wrote a poem.
But there's too much, too solemnly enunciated, about how he sneered at Thomas Mann and resented Christopher Isherwood for offering to lend him money, as well as lots of Communist claptrap.
It's not hard to see how the wily, tough-to-the-point-of-ruthlessness Brecht became a Communist. He said the Nazis proletarianised him, "Not only have they robbed me of my house, my fish pond and my car but they've also stolen my stage and my audience."
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Edmonton, AB – Click the jump link below to check out HipHopCanada's latest Prolific Profile. We've got an MC from Edmonton by the name of Dizzy who is currently promoting his G5 Dreams EP.
HipHopCanada: How do you define hip-hop, and where do you feel you fit into that definition?
Dizzy: I would define hip-hop as an expression of self through the instrumentation of music. Meaning the thoughts and feelings of the artist should be displayed in his music. In my music I have always pulled inspiration from personal experiences. I find that way it enables people listening to connect with me on a higher level and relate what I'm saying to what may be going on in their lives.
HipHopCanada: What drives you to stay in a business that is rarely profitable and highly competitive?
Dizzy: Strictly for the love of the music and a firm belief that I have what it takes to make a career out of doing what I love to do. Cheesy, I know, but that's what it is. And I can't forget to mention the love I get from fans too, all the people who message me and e-mail me and tell me that they like what I'm doing and they want to hear more… it's a great feeling and a potent motivator.
HipHopCanada: Where are you based specifically?
Dizzy: Specifically, I'm based out of Edmonton, Alberta.
HipHopCanada: How has living there influenced your sound?
Dizzy: Edmonton is a city with many skilled MCs and lyricists. With so many trying to do the same thing as myself it forced me to grow and evolve as an artist. Without sounding vain I'd say I've made huge progress over the years in terms of my abilities and I continue to push myself to be bigger and better.
HipHopCanada: Who is your primary fan base?
Dizzy: My primary fan base would have to be women and men aged 18-30. Probably predominantly more female. And since releasing videos and pushing out my mixtapes and website I've been acquiring fans all over North America. It feels cool to make an impression on someone so far away.
HipHopCanada: What tips would you give young artists coming up, or what do you wish someone would have told you when you first started out in the hip-hop industry?
Dizzy: I would tell young artists coming up that if you don't know what benefits are available to you as a Canadian artist then find out! I wish someone had laid out a game plan for me years ago and I could have tackled that list step by step. That being said I have no regrets for the path I've taken to get where I'm at and, if anything, it's made me more ready for what's to come.
HipHopCanada: In which ways do you interact with your community?
Dizzy: We try and make a positive impact on the local community by attending local shows, using and showcasing Edmonton in videos, performing at fundraisers, that kind of thing.
HipHopCanada: Which artists have you worked with that left an impression on you, and why?
Dizzy: I recently finished up a song with Kevin Cossum off of Maybach Music Group and I have to say I've never left a hook on a song up to another artist before so I was a little uneasy with what the outcome might be. He rocked it though and really didn't hold back, even though he was working with an underground artist out of Canada. Showed a lot of integrity. And then of course there was being on tour with Bone Thugs N Harmony members Krayzie Bone and Wish Bone…that was an unreal experience! To see them go out and put on a show night after night really showed me what dedication is all about. I mean these guys have been doing this for 20 years.
HipHopCanada: Which Canadian artist would you most like to collaborate with?
Dizzy: I'd really like to work with Drake on a record. I feel our styles would mesh well on a track. Same goes for Classified too, whom is a pioneer of Canadian hip-hop and extremely versatile and creative as well.
HipHopCanada: Tell us about past and present successes, as well as future projects?
Dizzy: To date we've released "In the Meantime" (mixtape) and "G5 Dreams" (EP), have toured across Canada twice, filmed two unique music videos, one of which will be airing soon on Much Music, and performed in the US. As for what's coming next; we've got a bunch of singles to release with features such as Ace Hood, Kevin Cossum and Krayzie Bone, a tour in the US, a possible tour in Europe, more music videos, an album release…and the list goes on. This is going to be a busy year for the Dizzy team.
HipHopCanada: Any last words for the HipHopCanada online community?
Dizzy: Yeah I just want to give a big shout out to everybody who has been supporting me over the years and I'd like to give a big thank you to HipHopCanada.com for getting at me for this interview opportunity. Support Canadian hip-hop! Peace.
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Wild Safari in JenningsPosted on November 15th, 2009 11 comments
West Florissant Avenue between
Goodfellow Blvd. & Lucas and Hunt Rd.
The only place I've seen such exotic exterior cladding is in a finite section of North St. Louis County, inside the inner-ring suburbs of Flordell Hills and Jennings. Most of them are on – or not too far away from – West Florissant Avenue, were built in 1940, and range from 850 – 950 square feet, so it's a safe guess that it's the work of the same designer/construction company.
The year they were built is of special interest, as it was that brief time period after the Great Depression but before World War 2. Meaning, this part of the county was already experiencing westward migration a full 5-6 years before the official start of the post-war Baby Boom.
But as a toddler living in Ferguson in the late 1960s, the only thing that made these houses stick out in my mind is that they have giraffe skin!
I first made the connection after seeing an episode of Marlin Perkins' Wild Kingdom about giraffes, and then passing by these homes the next day. Did the original builder take inspiration from dreams of a wild safari in Africa? Or was it an idea cadged from someplace else? If anyone has any insight or information, please do share.
It's especially exciting when parts of the giraffe skin survive an exterior remodel. Adds a bit of pizazz, don't you think?
I encourage you to take a drive down this exact stretch of West Florissant and note the harmonious mingling of bungalow residential and mid-century modern commercial buildings. It's a compelling and easy-to-read chapter of the post-war development of our Metro St. Louis area, and makes a good case for a return to mixed-use zoning, which always brings variety and energy to any area that still allows such an old-fashioned way of living.
St. Louis in National Geographic, November 1965Posted on April 10th, 2009 9 comments
St. Louis was extensively covered in the November 1965 issue of National Geographic. The Arch was almost complete, the new Busch Stadium was under construction, and wiping out old ugliness for new (federally funded) progress had many optimistic for the resurgence of the city that was just around the corner.
Much thanks to Jonathan Swegle and Jeff Vines for putting this issue in my hands.
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Which buildings are now gone?
Which remain?
Which projects panned out as expected?
Which ones didn't?
Is there anything to be learned from this snapshot of the past?
Busch Stadium Farewell
Eero Saarinen, Shaping the Future
We Brick This City
Pius XII Library, St. Louis University
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Raleigh, N.C. — A proposal to require applicants for federal benefits to pay for drug testing raised tempers and questions in a Senate Judiciary 2 Committee hearing Tuesday morning.
Senate Bill 594, sponsored by Sen. Jim Davis, R-Macon, would require applicants for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families – known as Work First in North Carolina – to pay out of pocket for drug testing for all controlled substances.
If the tests come back negative, the applicant would be reimbursed. If the tests come back positive, the applicant would be denied benefits until he or she has entered and paid for drug treatment.
Current law requires social service agencies to work with and identify clients who may have substance abuse problems, including alcohol, and refer them to treatment. The new proposal would require blanket testing for any applicant 18 and older.
"If you have money to buy drugs, you have money to buy food, you have money to support your family," Davis said. "You don't deserve public assistance."
Davis said applicants who don't use drugs "will gladly" find the money for the tests, knowing they will be reimbursed.
Sen. Ellie Kinnaird, D-Orange, asked how applicants would afford the tests.
"If they're already there because they need food stamps, where are they going to come up with that money? They're scraping the bottom," Kinnaird said.
Staff attorney Hal Pell confirmed that multiple drug tests would be needed to screen for all legally controlled substances. The cost could easily exceed $100.
"Our goal is not to penalize poor people, but to get people who are using drugs to get help," Davis said. "There's some real teeth in this."
It's unclear where the reimbursement money would come from. Staff attorneys couldn't immediately say whether federal TANF dollars can be used to pay for drug testing. If not, the state would have to find the money elsewhere.
The bill would also require agencies to inform applicants that they will not be required to submit to a test if they do not apply.
Sen. Angela Bryant, D-Nash, questioned whether the purpose of that is to "scare away" applicants.
Davis denied it. "These people are sharp enough to understand: If you're on drugs, you may want to consider delaying your application for benefits," he said.
Tempers flared after Bill Rowe with the N.C. Justice Center told lawmakers similar legislation in Florida and Michigan has been struck down by courts as unconstitutional.
"Our Fourth Amendment doesn't allow suspicion-less testing of people," Rowe said. "There's no decision that says this is OK."
Rowe also cited studies that show drug use is no more common among TANF recipients than in the general public.
Sen. Tommy Tucker, R-Union, argued with Rowe.
"You're OK with (drug users) getting federal dollars if they've had a doobie and get the munchies and need more food stamps?" Tucker asked. "Sit down."
Bryant said the bill exposes its supporters' "prejudice," noting that it affects "mostly poor people and a significant number of them people of color."
"There's a lot of people getting government money," she said. "Let's not start with poor people on this. Let's start with ourselves. When you run for election, you should have to take a drug test. If we give a scholarship, you should have to take a drug test."
"I really reject the notion of injecting race into this thing," Davis shot back. "I'm sick and tired of it. This is not a racial bill."
"Folks are concerned about civil liberties," said an emotional Sen. Bill Cook, R-Beaufort, pounding the table. "I saw a kid I grew up with lose his life to drugs. We have got to do something. I'm sick of this bickering about small stuff. The important thing is fixing this."
The bill passed the committee on party lines. It now goes to the Senate Health Committee.


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A sneak peek to the all-new season of the prank show will be debuted during MTV's annual New Year's Eve party on December 31.
The long talked-about return of "Punk'd" has finally been made official. MTV has announced that it will bring back the hidden-camera prank show sometime in 2012 with Ashton Kutcher on board as executive producer alongside Jason Goldberg.
While the "Two and a Half Men" actor hosted "Punk'd" during its original run in 2003-2007, the network has not revealed who will host the revived version. More details are expected to be unveiled when a clip from the show is premiered at "NYE in NYC 2012" set to air on Saturday, December 31 at 11 P.M. ET live from MTV's Times Square studio.
The MTV annual New Year's Eve party will be hosted by Demi Lovato and "Teen Wolf" star Tyler Posey. The former "Sonny with a Chance" actress additionally joins the list of musical performers which also includes Selena Gomez, J. Cole, Jason Derulo and Mac Miller.


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The other lawn care providers are upset and begin protesting they can't make a living wage because others are willing to undercut what they claim is a fair price. They spend money lobbying elected officials and a minimum wage law is enacted that requires at least $17 per lawn. It's obvious that the increased demand from those unwilling to pay $15 but are willing to pay $10 will evaporate.
Some of the homeowners willing to pay $15 will not accept $17 and the market will contract to the relative degree. There's another impact that isn't easily identifiable, but economic theory dictates will happen. The prospect of making $17 a lawn instead of between $10-$15 entices others to enter the lawn care business. As a result, the competition for lawn care services intensifies from a greater supply of workers and decreased demand for service and a smaller pie dividend into smaller slices for each.
As the above example illustrates, minimum wage laws remove the freedom of suppliers and consumers to negotiate a market-based wage, and replace it with a centrally planned wage that ignores the needs of employees and employers.
Minimum wage proponents always fail to mention or take account for the absolute truth that a person or business placing a $1 value on a given unit of a product/service will either not buy above $1, or will actively seek out alternatives. Regardless of the input costs, businesses can only charge what the market is willing to pay.
Businesses must adjust their model to match what the consumer wants. If a country implements a minimum wage, production will move and/or consumer demand will fall. It's not just theory -- it's obvious in practice by observing container shipments. Seaspan (SSW), Hyundai Merchant Marine, and other container shipping companies arrive with full containers into U.S. ports and return to Asia at 20%-25% capacity.
Minimum wage laws have made it illegal for low-skilled (and many not low-skilled) employees to compete, and they are forced into unemployment. Adding salt to the wound, competition is increased because a higher wage naturally increases the supply of willing workers. At $7 per hour, based on their individual situation, some will determine that it's not worth it but others wanting $7 and job skills or a chance to demonstrate their abilities to move up will take it.
However, at $8 per hour, many not willing to work for $7 will enter the labor pool, displacing the lowest-skilled workers. The same people that many minimum wage advocates wrongly believe they are helping with their well-intended, albeit incorrect, strategy.


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Toasted Spelt Soup with Escarole and White BeansPublished: January 2014
This toasted spelt soup with escarole and white beans was inspired by the classic Italian pasta and bean stew. Unlike macaroni, the grains stay nice and chewy, even when reheated days later.
Ingredients8 Servings
- 1 medium onion, coarsely chopped
- 1 small fennel bulb, cored, coarsely chopped
- 1 carrot, coarsely chopped
- 1 celery stalk, coarsely chopped
- 2 tablespoons olive oil, plus more for serving
- 3 oz. pancetta, cut into ¼" pieces
- 1 cup spelt
- 2 cloves garlic chopped
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
- ¾ teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 12 cups low-sodium chicken broth
- ½ head escarole, leaves torn into bite-size pieces
- 1 15-oz. can cannellini beans, rinsed
- Shaved Parmesan (for serving)
Also try it with:
Semi-pearled farro or wheat berries
Pulse onion in a food processor until finely chopped. Transfer to a medium bowl. Repeat with fennel, carrot, and celery, placing vegetables in bowl with onion.
Heat 2 Tbsp. oil in a large pot. Add pancetta and cook, stirring often, until golden brown, about 3 minutes. Add spelt and cook, stirring often, until grains are a couple of shades darker, about 3 minutes.
Add onion, fennel, carrot, celery, and garlic to pot; season with salt and pepper. Cook, stirring occasionally, until vegetables are softened, 6–8 minutes. Add tomato paste and red pepper flakes, and cook until paste is slightly darkened, about 1 minute.
Add broth to pot, bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer, partially covered, until spelt is tender, 60–70 minutes. Stir escarole and beans into soup and cook until escarole is wilted and beans are warmed though, about 4 minutes.
Serve soup drizzled with oil and topped with Parmesan.
Do ahead:
Soup can be made 2 days ahead. Cover and chill.
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Frequently Asked Questions Answers to common garage organization system questions What are some of the garage organization options available for installation? Everything from simple garage cabinets to entire tool storage systems with workbenches are possible with a custom installation. Different cabinet and storage systems different choices that all provide their own benefits. With freestanding and wall-mounted cabinets, bike racks, shelving units, pegboards, and panels to hang tools on all as options, custom garage storage and organization has never been easier! What is the best way to organize my garage? The best way to approach better organization for your garage will depend on its size and your desired use for the space. If you're looking for more room for two or even three cars, reducing clutter and keeping bikes or large outdoor equipment organized will likely be a top priority. However, if you use your garage as a tool shop or other workspace, you may have different priorities. You can work with our organization and design professionals to get the perfect garage cabinets, shelving, and organization system for you. What is included with the purchase of a garage organization system installation? We will design the best storage solution for your garage, a professional installation, and all base materials required are included in the price of your garage organization install. Do you install garage organization items purchased in the store? No. The home organization products we install are custom-made for each job and are not available through the store. Do I need to be present during installation? The homeowner, or an adult over the age of 18 with the authority to make decisions, must be present at the start of the installation process to review the project plans with the installation crew. It is also important for the homeowner to be present at the completion of the project so that they may complete the quality review checklist and review the maintenance requirements of your newly-installed storage space.
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We Have the Garage Storage You Want It was once a place to leave your car. Or an area to store unfinished projects. But today's garage storage solutions offer homeowners the garage organization necessary to create space to work as a workshop, an extra room, or even a place to store your wheels. Consider your space. The Home Depot has specially-designed garage cabinets and overhead garage storage racks to get keep your tools, bikes and other sports gear within easy reach, but out of the way. Shelving units, metal storage cabinets, wall hooks and pegboards can be ideal solutions for stowing away seasonal items or items you want to get off your garage floor. Once you determine how to store your items and what should be stored together look to The Home Depot for all of your garage storage needs. We can give you garage organization tips and point you in the direction of the products that will help you make your idea a reality
Laura Putnam of Finding Home has some very simple garage organization tips that can tame the clutter in what's often the most cluttered part of the house. Garage Organization Tips Sports are in full swing, DIY projects are being planned out and the garden tools are ready to be put to work. In other words, our garage has finally woken up from a very long and sleepy winter. Last year, we did a huge overhaul to our garage to make it work better for us. After a few months of using it, we have found there were a few areas that needed some changes so that we could be even more organized. Today, I want to share with you my garage organization tips. Don't be afraid to use free-standing furniture. I am a big fan of using the walls and ceilings for storage in the garage. As you can see in the top picture, we even hang our bikes from the ceiling. However, at a certain point you run out of space. We had some small things that had no real place to go and were just being shoved wherever a spot could be found. I used this cube organizer and the fabric bins to house things like work gloves, sports shoes and some gardening supplies. It works perfectly in this odd spot because it has a solid back so I don't have to worry about the bins falling through to the other side. It also allows this somewhat unusable space to become a very useful area. And let's face it, garages are not always filled with the prettiest things in the world. Why not use a really beautiful storage unit that is also really functional? Adding some simple labels to the bins will help keep things organized all the way through the season. The sturdy build of these bins also makes it easy to bring one where you need it and then easily put in back in the cubbies. When you are short on space, use stackable bins. Our garage seems to have an endless supply of fittings, hardware and parts to everything you can imagine. The best way to organize these types of items is by grouping them into bins and containers. However, lots of bins takes up a lot of space quickly. For our spring organizing, I used these stackable bins. I added labels for clarity, but I love that they are clear so that I can easily see what is in inside of them. However, their best feature is that the front opens to access the contents while still keeping them stacked. I had several messy boxes filled with an assortment of items that are now neatly grouped and easily accessible. I don't need to unstack them to get what I need so they will stay organized. Find storage solutions that fit in the spaces you have. I also love these Jumbo Storage Stacking Baskets. They are perfect for organizing tools and larger items. They also allow a space that would have been somewhat unusable to now be a great place to maximize storage. They keep everything contained while still being accessible to get what you need and put it away. Have a spot for your unfinished projects. I had such high hopes for some projects this past fall and winter. However, the cold got the best of me and I ran back inside for the warmth of indoor projects. As a result, the unfinished projects sat on the workbench collecting dust and being in the way. Now, I have a designated wooden crate to hold all of the projects still to be finished. When the mood strikes or time allows, I will quickly and easily be able to get to a project and get started. If I don't finish a project, I will have a place to put it away until I have more time. Don't overlook corners for storage space. As I was organizing, I realized there were a handful of items that I just did not know where to put. Our shelves were filling and there was no more wall space. However, there was one little corner next to our work bench. Instead of just setting things in that corner, I first organized them into milk crates. Not only does this keep everything together and more organized, it also gave me the ability to stack two of them. Now, I can either grab what I need or bring the crate where I am working and easily put everything back. If there is anything I have learned in organizing our garage it is that you have to have systems in place. If you have everything in a bin but you have to pull everything apart to get to them, more than likely it is going to be a mess again really quick. We have worked to make sure our organizing systems not only contain everything we need, but also keep them very accessible. We are also working as a family on keeping up with cleaning and organizing the garage regularly just like we need to do inside. Simple tasks like sweeping and wiping down surfaces are part of our routine now. Now, when we enter our garage it is welcoming and not overwhelming. Of course, it helps that not only is our storage functional, but it is pretty and colorful as well!


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In 2376 Neelix, in honor of Tom Paris' Fair Haven holoprogram, wanted to prepare a traditional Irish meal. However, he could not decide on a main course. Tom Paris suggested blood pudding, but Neelix said that replicating the lamb's intestines could be tricky. He went on to explain that every time he heated the blood, it coagulated in the milk. Tuvok who could overhear their conversation became increasingly queasy as Neelix talked about the ingredients for the dish and finally left to go see The Doctor. (VOY: "Fair Haven")