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Costco learned a very expensive lesson this week: A "Tiffany" ring is a specific product sold by a specific company; not just a generic name for any diamond engagement ring. Now the warehouse retailer must pay Tiffany & Company $19.4 million for marketing and selling "Tiffany" diamond rings that had nothing to do with the famed jewelry store. [More]
Costco To Pay $19.4M To Tiffany & Co. For Selling Bogus 'Tiffany' Rings
Costco Launches Program To Screen Products For Troublesome Chemicals
The products dotting Costco shelves could soon be changing if manufacturers don't ditch certain ingredients, as the warehouse store steps up its scrutiny of chemicals in products. [More]
Jet To Stop Selling Costco's Kirkland Signature Products
If you like Costco's Kirkland Signature line of store-brand products — encompassing everything from laundry detergent to vodka — but aren't a Costco member, you've had the option of buying some Kirkland items online at Jet.com. But now that Walmart owns Jet, those Kirkland items will be going away. [More]
Costco Is Thriving Because People Still Don't Buy Their Toilet Paper Or Steak On Amazon
As retailer after retailer closes up shop, and big box stores like Target and Walmart put increased focus on e-commerce, Costco continues to not only stay open, but to grow, despite having virtually no online retail presence. Why? Because people aren't yet turning to Amazon to fill up their kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms. [More]
Sam's Club Launches Store-Brand Wines To Compete With Costco
With Costco's Kirkland Signature brand of booze recently accounting for an uptick in sales at the warehouse club, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that the retailer's rival Sam's Club would look to get a piece of that pie by launching its own house brand wines. [More]
Some Costco Shoppers Can Now Get Groceries Delivered
To some Costco customers, part of the experience of being a member of the warehouse club is going to the store, filling your huge cart up with everything from slabs of steak to blue jeans (and maybe nibbling on some free samples). But surely some shoppers just want the Costco products without having to actually go to Costco. [More]
Costco, Titleist Go To War Over Golf Balls
It's no secret that golfers like Costco's new, relatively affordable golf balls, but the folks at Titleist — whose balls sell for several times what Costco charges — have informally accused the warehouse retailer of both patent infringement and false advertising. [More]
Costco Gives Shopper New Pants After Phone Catches Fire In Pocket
It must be terrifying and possibly humiliating to have your phone suddenly start smoking and catch fire in your pocket, causing you to ditch your pants in the middle of a store. At least one Costco shopper in Washington got a free pair of pants out of the ordeal. [More]
Costco's Bottom Line Gets A Boon From Store-Brand Booze
When times are tough, it's generally a very bad idea to seek out hope in a bottle, but don't tell that to Costco. Brisk sales of the warehouse club's store-brand liquor and wine are helping make up for Costco's lower-than-expected retail receipts. [More]
Costco Raising Membership Fees Starting In June
As predicted earlier this year, it was about time for Costco to do it's once-every-five-years-or-so price increase on membership fees, and we were right. The warehouse club has confirmed a 10% cost increase for most of its members. [More]
Wegmans Changes Price-Comparison Signs After Costco Complaint
Price-comparison ads at Wegmans will soon be getting a bit of a makeover following an ad watchdog's suggestion that the grocer modify in-store displays in response to a Costco complaint that the low-cost price comparisons were misleading and false. [More]
Shrimp Farming Forced Labor Lawsuit Against Costco Dismissed
A few years ago, consumers around the world were horrified to learn that seafood they ate was the product of forced labor in Asia. They responded in the American way, by filing class actions against the retailers they believed had misled them. Now a prominent lawsuit against warehouse club Costco over its shrimp has been dismissed. [More]
Golfers Rejoice: Costco's Coveted Golf Balls Are Coming Back
In the last few months, golfers have been losing their minds over the greatness of Costco's new Kirkland Signature golf balls, buying up as many as they could and even flipping them on eBay for twice the retail price. The balls were a limited item, and seemed to be gone forever. They won't be. [More]
Costco Settles Federal Charges That It Turned Blind Eye To Bad Prescriptions
Costco has reached a deal with the U.S. Department of Justice to pay $11.75 million to resolve federal allegations that the warehouse club's pharmacies violated the Controlled Substances Act by filling prescriptions they probably shouldn't have. [More]
Golfers Losing Their Minds Over Costco's Kirkland Brand Golf Balls
Last year, Costco slapped its Kirkland Signature label on some balls from a company called Nassau Golf, which had extras sitting around that it wanted to get rid of. The warehouse club sold them in containers of 24 for $30 and put them on the shelves, not realizing that it had created a sensation. [More]
Sam's Club CEO Exiting As Company Moves To Win Over Costco Shoppers
In recent years, Sam's Club CEO Rosalind Brewer has led the warehouse store's efforts to compete for Costco's more affluent shoppers, but as sales at the Walmart-owned chain remain unremarkable, Brewer will soon retire.
The Price Of Your Costco Membership May Be Going Up By 10% This Year
Costco-watching industry analysts say that members of the popular warehouse store should prepare themselves for a possible hike of as much as 10% to the cost of their annual membership at some point in the coming year. [More]
How Do Some Retailers Succeed While Ignoring The Internet?
Shopping online: it's convenient for customers and brings in big bucks for retailers. But not everyone is jumping at the chance to sell their goods on the internet. HomeGoods and Marshall's don't have websites filled with products and TJMaxx has a sparsely filled online platform, and they appear to be doing just fine, thank you very much. [More]


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The school bids you a very warm welcome as we begin the 2017/2018 academic year.
Billy O'Shea (Principal) Christine O'Reilly (Deputy Principal)
We welcome you to Loreto Secondary School, Wexford and express the hope that this website will provide you with important information about our school.
A number of core principles and values determine the ethos, spirit and practices in our school, as follows: We are Christian educators who aim to communicate to our students by word and by deed what it means to be a fully human person in the light of Christ.
We aim to work in a spirit of close co-operation with each girl's home as we take a shared responsibility for her overall formation and development.
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The Center's annual maintenance workshop is held each fall at locations around Pennsylvania. The Workshop typically attracts up to 200 attendees from a variety of entities involved in low volume road maintenance. The Workshop features invited speakers, concurrent classroom sessions, and field trips to active and completed road sites to view the implementation of ESM practices.
2017 Annual Maintenance Workshop
This year marks the 20th Year Anniversary of the Dirt, Gravel and Low-Volume Roads Program!
The Center for Dirt and Gravel Roads will host the 2017 Dirt & Gravel Roads Annual Maintenance Workshop at the Best Western Grand Victorian Inn, Sayre, Pennsylvania. The Workshop will focus on proven environmentally sensitive road maintenance practices for dirt, gravel and low-volume paved roads. Bradford County Conservation District has opened up their county and roads to host our event. It promises to be an exciting workshop you will not want to miss.
We will offer several events this year for different groups:
Tuesday, September 26th
- Will highlight a Municipality Day, an Admin Training, a GIS Training, and a Post-project Maintenance Discussion/Field Trip.
- Relaxing evening under the stars, with a BBQ and fun outdoor games.
Wednesday, September 27th
- Vendor Reception - Face-to-face time and appetizers
- Concurrent classroom sessions and invites speakers on a variety of topics
- Two field trips to visit completed sites in Bradford County
- 3rd Annual Calendar Contest, winner announced at Award Banquet
- 20th Year Celebration Award Banquet -- "Luau style", complete with live music, great food and prizes. Please wear your favorite Hawaiian shirt, and grass skirt!
Thursday, September 28th
- Two field trips from Wednesday will be repeated, allowing attendees to see all sites.
- Brief wrap-up session over lunch
Registration Link at the bottom of this page.
Who Should Attend
All parties interested in low volume road maintenance, who have environmental concerns. If you are a Conservation District, Municipality, DCNR/BOF, DEP, PennDOT, Fish & Boat Commission, Game Commission, State Park or any entity that places value on environmentally sensitive maintenance for low volume roads to protect our quality streams, YOU should attend. We welcome vendors and out-of-state interested parties.
Municipality Day
1st Time Offering One-Day ESM Re-certification
- September 26, 2017 - 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
- 7:00 am Registration/Continental Breakfast
- Class from 8 am until 8:30 am
- Field Trip from 8:30 am until 3:00 pm
- Registration Fee: $50
- Includes a continental breakfast & lunch, classroom session, and field trip with active site. Lodging is not included in the registration fee. See below for lodging information.
- Municipality Day Flyer (357 KB): Printable flyer containing the information for this One-Day ESM Re-certification.
- Registration link at the bottom of this page.
Vendor Information
A dedicated Vendor Reception will be held on Wednesday evening from 4:30 – 6:00 pm, where light refreshments will be served and attendees will be encouraged to learn about vendor products and services. During the field trips on Wednesday and Thursday, vendors are free to interact with attendees to discuss potential applications for their products and services.
- Registration Fee: $350 (booth space, skirted table and 2 chairs provided)
- Includes registration cost for up to two persons, all meals, booth space, and transportation costs to field trips. Lodging is not included in the registration fee. See below for lodging information.
- If you wish to register a third individual from the same company, please contact the Center at 814-865-5355. Additional vendors (3 or more) will be charged $200 each.
- Vendor setup is on Tuesday, September 26th from 2:00 – 4:30 pm or after 7 pm. Opening Ice-Breaker face- time event with attendees begins at 5 pm.
- Registration link at the bottom of this page.
Thank you for your interest in our 2017 Annual Dirt and Gravel Roads Maintenance Workshop. We hope you will join us! Please feel free to contact me or Kathy Moir at (866) 668-6683 if you have any questions or concerns.
PS - If your company is interested in providing a donation, to be used at the discretion of the Center for Dirt & Gravel Roads, please let us know. Call us for more information.
"3rd Annual Calendar" Photo Contest
Send us your best project pictures and be on the cover of our 2018 Calendar! We are looking for examples of good roads, bad roads, best management practices, road/stream interface, the road has no the limits and neither do we. There are two road categories (Dirt & Gravel and Low Volume) and you can enter in both.
Email your digital images (jpg, png or psd or alike format) along with a brief description for each submission to:
Ken Corradini
Deadline is September 13, 2017
*Note that the Center will print on large format for judging
- 2018 Photo Contest Flyer (897 KB): Printable flyer containing the information for this year's photo contest.
Workshop Agenda
Tuesday, September 26th
- 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM: Municipality Day - This day is for municipalities only. Additional details above.
- 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM: Admin Training - This will be a complete walk through of Program Administration, like previous trainings held in the year prior. *Lunch is provided.
- 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM: GIS Training - This will be a complete walk through of the GIS system, like previous trainings held in the year prior. *Lunch is not provided.
- 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM: Post-project Maintenance Discussion Field Trip - With so many projects being funded, this discussion will focus on what happens after the project ends. What incentives are needed to insure applicants properly maintain Program projects once the Conservation District steps away. *Lunch is not included.
- 4:30 PM - 7:30 PM: Tuesday Ice-Breaker - Relaxing evening under the stars, with a BBQ and fun outdoor games.
Wednesday, September 27th
- 9:00 AM - 12:10 PM: Classroom Sessions - Three 40 minute sessions.
- "Outside the box" Practices: A look "beyond pipes and DSA" at some less-common innovative road practices that are being employed on projects around the state.
- Understanding Municipal Bidding & Contracting: A representative from PA State Assn. of Township Supervisors will provide information and answer questions about municipal bidding requirement to assist Conservation Districts in planning and implementing projects.
- Project Staging & Photo Documentation: Do you take to many photos? Not enough? Never the right ones? This session will go over photo taking tips for projects. It will also discuss staging and planning issues for implementing projects.
- QAQC Wrap-up and Future Discussion: The SCC's Quality Assurance Quality Control (QAQC) effort has visited every Conservation District over the past three years. This session will highlight lessons learned and discuss the future of the QAQC effort.
- Research Update & CIG Project: An update on some of the Centers various research projects over the past year. This session will also highlight a current collaboration between the CDGRS, Cornell University, and the Bradford Conservation District to utilize farm lane ditches to reduce nutrient runoff.
- Infiltration Practices: Sometimes just adding fill and pipes is not an option for breaking up drainage. This session will look at more "structural" options for promoting infiltration such as infiltration basins, trenches, and swales.
- 9:50 AM - 11:20 AM: Bureau of Forestry - Overview of the Bureau's 2017 DGLVR demonstration project, and discussion of current issues in the DNCR portion of the DGLVR Program. This classroom session will be extend through sessions 2 & 3.
- 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM: Field Trips
- Eastern Loop: Field trip to 5 separate completed road sites ranging range from 13 years old, to just completed. Practices demonstrated include: Road fill and pipes, multiple pipe installations, pipe relocation, discussions of several stream crossings, driving surface aggregate, and several significant off right-of-way practices to promote infiltration.
- Western Loop: Field trip to four completed projects including two LVR sites, will showcase significant amounts of road fill and use of crosspipes to break up road drainage, dealing with off right-of-way farm impacts, and driving surface aggregate on some very steep slopes.
- 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM: Vendor Reception - Great opportunity to interact with our Vendors. Good and beverage provided. Cash bar available.
- 6:30 PM - 10:30 PM: Award Banquet - Wednesday, Sept. 27th we will host the 20th Year Celebration Award Banquet "Luau Themed." Wear your festive Hawaiian shirts/dresses/shorts (no bikinis)! Vendor reception, live music and great food! Plan on enjoying the evening!
Thursday, September 28th
- 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM: Field Trips
- Eastern Loop: Field trip to 5 separate completed road sites ranging range from 13 years old, to just completed. Practices demonstrated include: Road fill and pipes, multiple pipe installations, pipe relocation, discussions of several stream crossings, driving surface aggregate, and several significant off right-of-way practices to promote infiltration.
- Western Loop: Field trip to four completed projects including two LVR sites, will showcase significant amounts of road fill and use of crosspipes to break up road drainage, dealing with off right-of-way farm impacts, and driving surface aggregate on some very steep slopes.
- 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM: Lunch
- 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM: Closing Session - Brief workshop wrap-up and program update at the end of lunch.
Best Western Grand Victorian Inn
255 Spring Street
Sayre, PA 18840
Phone: 570-888-7711
There is a room block available at the Best Western Grand Victorian Inn (same venue as the workshop). Online reservations are not available. You must call the hotel directly to reserve a room. Please refer to the group code "Dirt & Gravel" in order to receive the group rate.
Available rates: Block Rates below are good through September 8th. Please register ASAP.
$83 +tax for Double and King Rooms
$87 +tax for King Rooms with Balcony/Whirlpool
Workshop Registration
Workshop Fees
- Full Workshop Registration: $175.00
- Vendors: $350.00 (Additional vendors (3 or more) will be charged $200 each.)
- Private Companies: $400.00
- Municipality One-Day Training: $50.00
(Includes registration costs, all meals, transportation, and all handout materials)
Lodging is not included in the registration fee. See above for accomodations.
You may pay online (see below) with any major credit card (Master Card, Visa, Discover or American Express) or you may mail your check made payable to 'Penn State' to:
Annual Maintenance Workshop
The Larson Institute, Penn State
Attn: Heather Christian
215 Transportation Research Building
University Park, PA 16802
Phone: 814-865-5355
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Cancellation/Refund Policy
Full refunds will be issued to cancellations received by September 15th. After September 15th a processing fee of $100 will be charged. After September 22nd there will be no refund.
The University reserves the right to cancel or postpone any event due to insufficient enrollment or other unforeseen circumstances. If an event is canceled or postponed, the University will refund registration fees but cannot be held responsible for other costs, charges, or expenses, including cancellation/change charges assessed by airlines or travel agencies.
Past Annual Maintenance Workshops
The Center provides "proceedings" for each workshop that includes pictures, presentations, project handouts, and more. To access the proceedings from past workshops, select a year below.


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PASSPORT TO PORTUGAL 68 In Lisbon, Old World charm and the avant-garde happily coexist, providing travelers a plethora of reasons to visit.
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VICTORIAN REVIVAL 97 These London homeowners took a hands-on approach to updating their 1890s dwelling, with stunning results. ON THE BRIGHT SIDE 106 In her Oakland abode, an interior designer deftly brings together prints of varying styles.
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CONVERSATION Anna Bond 19 SCREEN PLAY RESOURCES
PRIZED POSSESSION Madeline Weinrib 128
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EASY DOES IT 115 Along with their spouses and kids, a pair of friends and designers get together for a laid-back affair.
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The couple was uniquely well suited to the task of breathing fresh life into their Crown Heights abode. They collaborate as photographers, under the professional moniker Floto+Warner (flotowarner .com), with a practice that encompasses art and editorial photography. Which means they both possess a finely calibrated eye. Additionally, Jeremy is a partner in the design company WRK, which handles a range of commercial and interior design projects; their renovation was a DIY by someone who truly knows how things ought to be done. The pair chose the space for its generous proportions and a hardto-define sense that it was somewhere they could truly make a home. "We walked in and I just knew," Cassandra says. "I could see us living here." As the place had sat abandoned for two years, much was required before the family, which includes daughters Luella and Orla Rae, could move in. Downstairs, that process entailed removing many of the interior walls, giving a traditional home a unique sense of flow. The large ground floor—in which a play area bleeds into the living and dining rooms, and ends at an open kitchen—was modeled on the family's previous residence, a Red Hook loft. "The thing we loved about our loft was entertaining there," says Jeremy. "At dinner
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Julie Lee's enthusiasm for food is almost palpable. Growing up in Stockton, California, to immigrant parents, "it was a way of teaching us about our [Chinese] culture and heritage," she says, recounting the time spent with her three sisters "around a table, talking, Joy Luck Clubstyle, making pot stickers and dumplings." Food was also a part of the family's livelihood: When she was born, her parents owned a donut shop. (Apple fritters are her favorite donut.) At UCLA, Julie studied abroad, an experience that proved formative. Living in Lyon, she was introduced to, and embraced, the local culinary scene. Right out of college, she decided to work in finance—but her passion for food hadn't waned. About seven years ago, she started a blog to document her Thursday night dinners with girlfriends, recipes she was trying out, and Santa Monica Farmers' Market discoveries. It dawned on her that snapping the outsides of the produce wasn't always sufficient; the beauty of a blood orange was revealed after slicing it open. So she began playing with her approach to photographing her market haul. Gradually, Julie's professional focus shifted from finance to food. Her résumé came to include catering jobs and a stint with Chef Ludo Lefebvre. Today, she is a food photographer and stylist, with clients ranging from Apple to Visit Britain.
In 2011, she began developing the collages that she has become known for and now sells as giclée prints on her website, Julie's Kitchen (julieskitchen.me). "Food is something we need to survive," she says, "but it is also something that's really beautiful and can be art." She visits the farmers' market regularly to source items for her compositions. "Everything that I collage, I eat," she says. Although her most popular collages are Avocadoes and Summer Tomatoes, her subject matter extends beyond fruits and vegetables: Seashells resulted from a visit to the Carlsbad Aquafarm booth at the farmers' market, and she's considering a cheese-themed collage. This past holiday season, she collaborated on a gift wrap kit with KBDA; she was able to manipulate Blueberries and Seashells
in Photoshop to create a repeat. Among her favorite foods to photograph are scarlet runner beans, which she grows at her Venice home. "You can open up two pods and get two totally different colors," she says. "Sometimes they're bright pink, sometimes deep purple. The young beans can be anywhere from white to fuchsia. There are so many natural color variations." She likens the reveal to opening a present: "You don't know what you're going to get, but it's going to be good."
Opposite: Julie Lee rounds up
fresh produce to create her art. Below, left to right: Julie visits the
Santa Monica Farmers' Market every week. Once she returns to her Venice kitchen, she preps the bounty for collaging.
Grilled Peach Gazpacho Serves 4-6 SOUP 1 ½ lbs large, ripe tomatoes (my favorites are Early Girls) 2 peaches, pitted and halved 1 cucumber, peeled and seeded, roughly chopped 1 clove garlic ¼ cup red onion, roughly chopped ¼ to ½ Thai or serrano chili, roughly chopped (optional) 1 tbsp sherry vinegar 2 tbsp olive oil + 1 tsp to brush peaches salt and pepper to taste GARNISH 1 pint cherry tomatoes, halved ½ cup parsley, chopped ½ cup basil, chopped 1 cucumber, chopped 1 peach, pitted and chopped
nasturtium leaves and flowers fruity olive oil
1. For the soup: Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Prepare an ice bath. With a paring knife, score an "x" on the bottoms of the tomatoes. Blanch the tomatoes for about 30 seconds. Remove tomatoes with a slotted spoon and place them in the ice bath. When tomatoes are cool enough to handle, slip the skins off and remove seeds. Set aside. 2. Preheat a grill or grill pan to mediumhigh. Brush flesh-sides of peaches with olive oil. Grill flesh-side down until you get nice charred grill marks, about 3-4 minutes. Set aside. 3. In a food processor or blender, purée blanched tomatoes, grilled peaches, cucumber, garlic, red onion, chili (if using), sherry vinegar, olive oil, salt, and pepper until smooth. Thin with water if necessary to reach desired consistency. Chill soup for 3-4 hours or overnight. 4. To garnish and serve: Garnish soup with halved cherry tomatoes, herbs, cucumber, peach, and nasturtium. Drizzle with olive oil.
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Gare do Oriente, or Lisbon Orient Station, is a major transport hub in the city. Opposite: The Avenida Infante Santo tile installation is the work of
Portuguese artist Eduardo Nery.
From its rich and thriving tile history to heritage buildings undergoing modern transformations, Lisbon's past-meets-present mystique has never been more alluring
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Top row (l-r): Cortiço & Netos is a family-run tile business that dates back to 1976. A façade features vibrant tiles and balconies. Fashion boutique Espaço B offers apparel and accessories. Bottom row (l-r) : One of Eduardo Nery's colorful tile panels. Bites at casual eatery Mini Bar. Azulejos -clad buildings and surfaces are ubiquitous in Lisbon.
Lisbon-based ilPAST IS PART OF lustrator and graphic PORTUGUESE DNA," designer Cristiana Couceiro (who has worked with Nike and The New Yorker, among many) tells me over dinner at Mini Bar, one of the city's restaurants du jour. "Any walk down Lisbon's streets can tell you that. The past is everywhere, side by side with the present and the future," she adds. The same can be applied to her work. Her creativity is often inspired by tchotchkes she finds in flea markets; among her favorites are old photographs, with which she creates collages. 70
That we're having this conversation at Mini Bar is appropriate. Its dining room is an homage to the heritage building that houses it: a 19th-century theatre. The menu is divided into "acts," and some of the light fixtures are the same as what you would find in an actor's dressing room. But the menu is playful and forward thinking. There's a clever take on a Ferrero Rocher bonbon, which is spiked with a creamy foie gras center. And the Algarve prawn ceviche served atop half a lime and flavored with chopped chili and peanuts is an explosion of flavor, and by my estimation, one of the most delicious dishes on offer in Lisbon right now.
Top row (l-r): Trams have operated in Lisbon since the early 1900s. Memmo Hotel's rooftop terrace. Blue and yellow has been a popular tile color combination in Portugal for centuries. Bottom row (l-r) : Chef José Avillez at Belcanto; he also runs Mini Bar.
The National Pantheon of Santa Engrácia. Mercado da Ribeira includes shops and restaurants.
But while old-meets-new is a marketing ploy for some, it's a way of life in the Portuguese capital, which is in the middle of a transformation as it tries to crawl out of a debilitating financial crisis. The downtown area, called Baixa, forms Lisbon's cultural and historic nucleus. During this trip, I stayed in an adjacent district, Alfama, at the twoyear-old Memmo Alfama hotel. The renovated 1800s building (where some sitting rooms were previously brick ovens) is perched above the city, so its rooftop lounges offer great vistas of red-tiled roofs and the Tagus River. You can see that there are no modern skyscrapers here; only centuries-
old towers, some of which are in terrifying disrepair. This is one of the things I find incredibly charming about Lisbon: There doesn't seem to be any great hurry to clean things up, to make things more contemporary. Walking around Alfama or nearby Bairro Alto, the city looks, smells, and feels old. But you only have to walk through one of its doors to realize that innovative operations (even if they are informed by the past) are all around you. A picturesque, if crowded, ride on tram 15 gets you to LxFactory, a group of abandoned 19th-century textile warehouses under a bridge in Alcântara. In 2008, it was transformed into a 71
Above, left to right: Sofia Landeau of Landeau, which is known for its chocolate cake. Ler Devagar—which
translates to "read slowly"—is a hybrid bookstore, art gallery, and café.
mixed-purpose venue that now makes up Lisbon's creative core. Artists, designers, musicians, and gourmands converge to create a bustling, contemporary mini city. Spend a whole day here, meandering from one industrial-chic space to another. Visit one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world at Ler Devagar, which has floor-to-double-
and meat stews and grilled seafood like tuna and octopus. Satisfy your sweet tooth with Sofia Landeau's just-rich-enough chocolate cakes, and then end the evening at Casa de Morna for Cape Verdean cuisine and fabulous fado, that melancholic music that's all about looking back at the past. Azulejos, the stunning tiles brought to Portugal by the Moors in the 15th century that continue to adorn countless buildings all over the country, are a great way to see Portuguese art for free. (Imagine if Caravaggio paintings were publicly displayed in every town in Italy.) The 19th-century building at Campo de Santa Clara by the National Pantheon is one of the most stunning examples. A baroqueinspired façade decorated in tiles of bright blues and yellows with the occasional illustration of a noble bust have made this private residence one of Lisbon's most photographed.
Artists, designers, musicians, and gourmands converge to create a bustling, contemporary mini city. height-ceiling shelves of books and a flying bike as a centerpiece. Grab lunch at Cantina, which used to serve traditional Portuguese grub to factory workers in the 1800s. Today, the wood-fire oven is the restaurant's main attraction alongside an international menu of fortifying dishes like bean 72
combinations A BAY AREA DESIGNER TACKLES A TRIO OF SEATING PROJECTS THAT EMPLOYS CREATIVE TEXTILE IDEAS Text by ANH-MINH LE Photographs by KELLY ISHIKAWA
JOHNELLE MANCHA likes to keep an open mind. This
is true of her nine-year-old Berkeley business, Mignonne Décor (mignonnedecor.com), and the revamped furniture for which it is known. Her entrepreneurial endeavor began as a shop, carrying small household goods and some furniture. Over the years, she phased out the new products and starting bringing in "vintage textiles, rugs, glassware—things that I personally scouted," says Johnelle. And, observing that customers were especially interested in furniture, she decided to showcase her own designs—again vintage finds, but in this case, she had reimagined them with paint, fabric, and a dose of originality. "The store has grown and changed, just as I have," says the Bay Area native, who studied painting in college. "The concept is now creating these statement pieces." Mignonne also offers interior design services and custom makeovers (for those who bring in their own furniture for updating). Johnelle's husband, Brian Hill, is a carpenter and his skill set definitely comes in handy, too. According to Johnelle, "the fun part is seeing things in a new way." On the following pages, she demonstrates how a couple of dining chairs, an armchair, and a settee can be transformed with unconventional and inexpensive upholstery: thrifted leather jackets (the seams add more character), textile remnants (supplement them and you easily have enough fabric to re-cover a chair), and a painting DIY (a simple way to make your own one-of-a-kind textile).
"The age and construction of a piece can determine whether to DIY or enlist a professional. A simple dining chair that only requires fabric, new batting, and a staple gun, is a good starter project. But if there are springs, webbing, horsehair, etc.—or if it's something large—the job can get a lot more involved." —Johnelle Mancha
+ material world
take a seat The existing seat cushion was used as a template for creating a new one composed of foam and batting.
frame of reference The modern silhouette and solid wood construction of the chair appealed to Johnelle. The finish had seen better days, though, so she painted the frame white for a contemporary note.
Upholstering with genuine leather can be pricey, so Johnelle opted for a budgetfriendly alternative: leather jackets from the thrift store.
= LUXE LOOK FOR A LOT LESS Johnelle refers to these chairs, which she purchased at a local thrift store for $2.99 each (that's not a typo), as "floater pieces." Their size, simple lines,
details, details Rather than repairing the damaged caning, Johnelle upholstered the backrests in a chocolate-brown suede, which she then outlined with raw nails.
and updated neutral palette allow them to work in various spaces in the home, not just the dining room. She added texture, tone, and interesting details to the chairs with smooth black leather seats (the seams of the jackets are intact), soft brown suede backrests, and industrial nail trim.
Sea Change
A HOMEOWNER WITH A UNIQUE DUAL CAREER and AN ARTFUL EYE IMBUES AN OCEANFRONT RETREAT with SOUL Text by ANH-MINH LE Photographs by DANE TASHIMA
Bonnie Saland and Mark Beck's Sea Ranch home counts ocean views, natural light, and a captivating setting among its virtues.
Bonnie Saland is proof that
it's never too late to make a change. A licensed therapist for 20-something years, more recently, she founded Philomela (philomelasweb.com), a studio that specializes in textiles and wallpapers. The seemingly sundry professions are both about "piecing things together," she says. "It's a weaving of disparate parts to make a whole cloth." In her dual careers, Bonnie remarks, she is "looking into things to understand the patterns underneath." Raised on the East Coast, Bonnie studied industrial and labor relations at Cornell University. After graduating, she
This page: Bonnie set up
a studio on the premises, and her own designs punctuate the decor in the house. Case in point: the tiles lining the coffee station in the master bedroom. Opposite: The couple
doesn't shy away from mixing prints and styles—as witnessed in the alcove outfitted with a cowhide rug and an ornate daybed topped with pillows covered in vintage fabrics.
moved to Los Angeles, where she worked as a labor organizer. In the early 1980s, when she and her litigator husband, Mark Beck, decided to start a family, she began considering a new career—one that she could better balance with motherhood. Bonnie trained as a therapist and received a PhD from Los Angeles' Institute of Contemporary Psychoanalysis. But as her daughter and son grew up, she turned her attention toward art, eventually earning an MFA in 2012 from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design program at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown. "Since my first year of graduate school, I have moved fluidly between fine art methods— printmaking; painting, drawing, and collage in journal format; and small gouache paintings—into digitalized pattern making," she says. Bonnie subsequently established Philomela, which derives its name from the Greek mythology figure who wove a tapestry to tell her story. Her patterns are often rooted in geographic, literary, and spiritual references. For instance, her Finding Tahiti line was influenced by Paul Gauguin's journals from his two years on the French Polynesian island. Around the time that Bonnie began devoting more time to Philomela, another big change was in store. "Hitting 60," she recalls, "I was thinking about the next chapter, and wanted a rural spot to spend more time, a place with a sense of community, particularly an artists' community." She and Mark were living in Pasadena, and had a condo on Catalina Island. They sold the latter and purchased a two-bedroom house in The Sea Ranch, a modernist coastal enclave about 110 miles north of San Francisco.
In the entry of the Oakland home she shares with her husband Andrew, son Ferris, and daughter Lily, Chloe Warner commissioned Tim Balon to create the ceiling installation, which she describes as "architectural moss.�
Even while she was studying architecture at Harvard Graduate School of Design, Chloe Warner was well aware that it probably wasn't the right profession for her. "I had some hope that it would sink it," she says, "but I think I knew in my heart that I was too froufrou—too into color and pattern, the decorative and ornamental." So, after earning her degree and returning to San Francisco, where she had lived in between college and grad school, she embarked on an interior design career, launching Redmond Aldrich Design (redmondaldrich.com). Color and pattern are still her passions—and perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in her own residence. In the spring of 2011, Chloe and her husband Andrew, a real estate developer, had outgrown their two-bedroom condo in San Francisco. With their brood expanding—son Ferris, who was one year old at the time, would soon be joined by a sister, Lily—they put their home on the market. A very hot market. "We sold our place in the city really, really fast, which I thought was great news," recalls Chloe. "But my dad was like, 'In 30 days, you're going to be seven months pregnant and homeless.'"
Although a bit of panic did set in, luckily, Andrew and Chloe were able to quickly close on a 1924 house across the bay, in Oakland's Crocker Highlands neighborhood. Its four bedrooms and three and a half baths are spread across three levels that offer ample square footage for the family, plus their cat Boots. According to Chloe, the previous owner was "into color, but was advised to paint it out. When we bought it, the rooms were white. They had staged the home to be neutral." And neutral just isn't Chloe's style. Not only did she fill the interior with color again, but she introduced a bevy of dynamic backdrops—from diamonds to florals. For the most part, the house only called out for cosmetic changes. A kitchen makeover would be a major undertaking, though, so it remains on the wish list. Says Chloe: "When we moved in, I remember thinking, Should we remodel the kitchen or decorate the whole house?" They chose the latter. Chloe started with the ground floor's public spaces. The entry walls are lined in Osborne & Little's Sweet Pea, a favorite motif of hers. To further invigorate the area, she enlisted artist Tim Balon. Employing rectangles of tissue paper, more
Text by ANH-MINH LE Photographs by LAURE JOLIET Styling by MIRANDA JONES
The living room decor includes a sofa purchased from a Salvation Army store that has been re-covered in a Lee Jofa print; a peacock chair from the Alameda flea market; custom drapes made with an Élitis fabric; and a chinoiserie credenza.
A pair of armchairs from Barclay Butera offers a respite in front of the living room fireplace. The Roger Mßhl painting above the mantel previously belonged to Chloe's grandparents.
PRIZED Possession Photograph by DAVID A. LAND "When I first saw this 19 th -century Italian Majolica tulipiere, I thought the combination of the color and form was so unique. I purchased the vase about 10 years ago from a woman on Portobello Road, where I have shopped for years. I always look forward to being in London on a Saturday, so I can get up at the crack of dawn to find treasures like this. For me, when I acquire something, it's as much about the memory of the place as it is the object itself." Through her namesake company, MADELINE WEINRIB is able to merge her design talents, passion for travel, and commitment to ethical artisanry. The New Yorker's timeless yet modern collection includes carpets, fabrics, pillows, and apparel. (madelineweinrib.com)
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Mummy's Mask - Shifting Sands
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- Anonymous24 June, 2014 11:38
So what do fighters and barbarians have to contribute to this new research system? Or do they just go watch TV in the other room while the research part of the adventure unfolds?ReplyDeleteReplies
Fighters and barbarians get to research as well. They reduce a library's kp by 1d4 + Int modifier on successful checks (+1 additional point for every five points they beat the Complexity DC), so they're not left out. Natural 20's also work like a critical threat. If the second roll confirms, you do double "damage". The system does give bards a chance to shine (they do 1d12 + Int modifier), but it doesn't ignore everyone else. Research is also more of a group activity (for the players at the very least) and so everyone is involved and making rolls together, and depleting kp as a party rather than as individuals.Delete
- Anonymous24 June, 2014 12:14
"They reduce a library's kp by 1d4 + Int modifier on successful checks"Delete
So they're every bit as useful as Douena in melee combat. Doesn't sound like much fun rolling untrained Knowledge checks to do 1d4-1 if you can even make the DC. :P
A fair point, but there's nothing stopping them aiding others, in which case all they have to do is beat DC 10. But as I said, the research is very much an opportunity for bards to shine.Delete
The fighters and barbarians get lots of other opportunities in the adventure. The research isn't done in one long uninterrupted spell. There are cultists to deal with and undead library guardians to kill. There are certainly weaknesses with this adventure, but providing things for everyone to do isn't one of them.
Muminofrah is a fat tub of lard that has let herself go. There's no 'healthy body type' going on here. She's fat because she's a glutton who gorges herself on fine food and wine. If the gender was male you'd not be complaining one bit about the depiction. She's basically hedonist bot from futurama.ReplyDelete


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Re: [taigtools] engraving
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- At 09:47 AM 02/10/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>GOOD MORNING AL,The experiment I did tonight with the tape turned out ok. I was concerned
>I do a lot of engraving on my taig mill. I use double backed tape and tape
>it to the table works very well for me.
> The problem some times is the material varying in thickness.
about the possibility of varying thickness but it didn't seem to be a
problem if there was any. Perhaps if I start engraving more or have a need
to engrave something that is not flat I will look at a spring loaded
engraving head. (or if someone figgers out a simple easy way to do it)
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- On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 03:51:17 -0000, you wrote:
>what kind of tooling are you using to do engravings?? where is aEngraving bits <G>.
>good place to purchase this tooling
What country are you in?
In the UK Suregrave are pretty good, worthwhile downloading the
catalogue from
lots of usefull information and pictures in there.
Steve Blackmore
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Dudley is an anthromorphic dog whom is an finest agent of TUFF and became Society's most valuable tracking scout who is also possibly one of mentor on the Sentinel Academy.
Dudley's got the heart of a pack of full-grown dogs. He has no fear and has no pants. Reared on his mother's strict morals, he was born to stop all badness and meanness in its tracks! Now if only he could figure out how to follow that last rule. Though chasing bones may excite him more than chasing bad guys, Dudley gives all he's got to keeping the streets of Petropolis crime-free. But that doesn't mean things always go smoothly. Dudley's a loose cannon and has a way of messing things up before he fixes them. That's why the Chief paired him up with his "purr-fect" partner, Kitty Katswell. Together, they're bringing D.O.O.M. down, one thug at a time
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Despite he has yet to appear in Ultima, Dudley is a Sentinel, and is part of the Scouts for tracking enemy targets or refugees. He may even serve as one of the mentors in the Academy, although his teaching methods is a bit unorthodox.


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Okay well first off my contacts for some reason are now sorted by last name, first name. Now when i try to set it back, it is settings>mail,contacts, calender right? My problem is that the mail, contacts and calender option is not there anymore. Is there another way for me to get change my contacts to first name, last name? or is there a way to somehow get the mail, contacts and calender option back into my iphone setting menu?
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Adorable Essentials was started because I loved buying and selling on all the social media platforms, and as much as I loved buying, I loved paying through Paypal. Every time I needed to ship an item I would bounce over to the Paypal Ship now link! (I always recommend using this link) well now that paypal link is now super secret!
and when googling it, it mysteriously has disappeared in web searches!! How annoying! I finally found it on a random website and wanted to make a special page right here on the Adorable Essentials blog so that none of you ever lose that sneaky link again!
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By Keerthi Vedantam and Stephanie Morse
Downtown Phoenix sees its fair share of graffiti, as any city does. But, from those who clean it up to those who see it as art despite its illegality, it means different things to different people.
Community groups take action
Murals and other wall-art have become a downtown fixture in recent years and support for the artistic community from city hall has been forthcoming. Anti-graffiti organizations in Phoenix view graffiti, which is a starting point for some muralists, as a gateway crime and harmful to the community.
"After a while graffiti becomes addictive, unfortunately," Ginnie Ann Sumner, chair of the Citizen's Law Enforcement Anti-Graffiti Initiative (CLEA-GI), said. "It's a gateway crime. They get involved in it and then all of a sudden they need their spray paint. They need the markers. So, that tends to lead to stealing. And once they start stealing there are other crimes that are involved."
CLEA-GI started in August 2013 to prevent graffiti and find solutions to end the problem. Sumner said the organization is currently focusing on creating a diversion program to help people break the habit of graffiti and reaching out to other jurisdictions to expand the program.
"We're not just about punishment," Sumner said, "We're about trying to find solutions. We're trying to find solutions for the vandals whether they're juveniles or adults."
CLEA-GI also recently partnered with the Phoenix Community Alliance's Silent Witness graffiti hotline. The hotline started in 1995 and awards citizens anywhere from $50 to $500 for reporting graffiti tips. After a tip is reported a police officer is dispatched to the scene to make an arrest or categorize the graffiti for future use.
Committee chair of PCA's graffiti hotline program Kurt Schneider said they evaluated nine cases and awarded about $1,800 dollars in February. Schneider said in total the program has awarded over $200,000 and made 2,239 arrests. He also said the program has succeeded in making people more aware of graffiti and its harmful effects.
"I think people are becoming aware that if you have graffiti in your neighborhood, it reduces the desirability of your neighborhood and your community and it costs you money," Schneider said. "People are slowly waking up to the fact that it's not a bunch of kids running around making a mess."
For Sumner and Schneider, there is a clear line between what is considered art and what is graffiti.
"If you have permission then it's not vandalism," Sumner said. "That's the separation. If you don't have permission then it's vandalism. But if you have permission there are some people who really enjoy the murals on the sides of their offices or buildings. That's not graffiti. That's art."
Downtown's de-tagger
The downtown is his backyard, his office and his home, and every day for 24 years, he's quietly cleaned it up.
Strolling through downtown Phoenix on his mobile office –– a bike with a basket full of paint, cleaners and dust masks –– Don Olund, 61, points to graffiti tags on dumpsters, newspaper stands and street lights. After about 24 years, even a small tag inscribed on the corner street sign doesn't escape his gaze. Since starting out, he's removed around 30,000 tags from downtown Phoenix.
He sports a grey 'DTPHX' button-down, sunglasses and shorts with a key ring so full it clangs against his bike with every step. It's 93 degrees outside, but he insists on riding a bicycle over driving an air-conditioned vehicle.
"I'm on a bike, I can maneuver around downtown and get in all the small areas where the graffiti hides," he said.
Olund started as what is now called a downtown ambassador in 1994, where he offered information about downtown Phoenix to people who wanted his help. As a favor to the city, ambassadors back then cleaned up graffiti, and that's when Olund began taking a closer look.
"I just went ahead on my own and got some graffiti remover, kept some rags….the rest is history," he said.
That was 24 years ago, and the city changed. More people started moving downtown, bringing business, restaurants and art with them. In 2005, downtown Phoenix made graffiti cleanup a priority, and Olund's collection of rags, paints and cleaner got bigger.
"Graffiti is a big deal for people, they don't like to see that," Olund said. "But then there's also artistic graffiti."
Olund differentiates graffiti from murals, which he says are important to the downtown community.
"We got a lot of great artists and muralists in Phoenix," he said. "That's great because nowadays we're looking to cover up blank walls. I can look at it and say I'm not gonna touch that."
But his next project isn't artistic. Olund approaches a blue dumpster and flips the lid, revealing a tag. The large white script is equal parts loud and uncommunicative.
"I honestly couldn't tell you what this says," he shrugs.
He takes two pictures of the tag, one for himself and one for the city. On his personal phone are 50 or so tags he "collected" this week alone. Olund then covers his face with a dust mask and pulls out blue spray paint. In less than two minutes, the dumpster has a fresh coat of paint beading in the sunlight, and the tag is buried underneath.
"My goal is to make it look like it was never there," Olund says as he takes a picture of his finished work.
Olund found this tag while biking across the street. Downtown ambassadors can also call in the location of a tag where they're working, but the large amount of graffiti in downtown Phoenix means plenty go neglected, and Olund also gets help from other graffiti organizations like Graffiti Busters.
"I think I kind of won the battle but I haven't won the war on graffiti," Olund said. "People like to write on stuff. It's just the way it is."
An artful crime
For Noe "Such Styles" Baez and his son, Champ, graffiti is not a crime, but a family business. The pair works as a father-son duo creating wall pieces and art for galleries. Noe began his artwork illegally with the police on his heels, but decades later all his work is commissioned.
Noe Baez started doing graffiti as a teenager in 1983 and has pursued it ever since. He said at the time he was inspired by the book "Getting Up" by Craig Castleman.
"I'm reading about my peers and how they're risking so much for their art and the passion and I was into art already so I just kind of moved in that same direction," Noe Baez said. "I grabbed a derelict can of paint and went down the alley and attempted to do something and lo and behold I could do it."
Noe's son Champ says doing graffiti was his birthright. He drew inspiration from going to yards with his dad and other graffiti artists as he grew up. While in high school he and his father went to an empty yard and created their first duo piece and their working relationship was born.
"The day he did that I saw him take the spray can and transfer his drawing to the wall and he did it with, to me, so much precision, because I've been in this so long and I see a gift in him," Noe Baez said. "As a father it's like him hitting a homerun or making that touchdown for me."
Noe and Champ said they considered all types of graffiti art, even tagging. They support their fellow graffiti artists and said it is all part of the larger graffiti movement.
"When you're talking about wall scrawling and tagging, you know, the tagging back in '83 that was the initial to your masterpiece. They way I see it, it has its place in the embryonal sense of what you see here today," Noe Baez said, gesturing to his and his son's artwork in the gallery.
Champ also said everyone has to start somewhere and for graffiti artists that sometimes means vandalizing and breaking the law.
"My dad had to start somewhere," Champ Baez said. "Granted he had to do his thing and sometimes he had to get chased. It comes with the territory. Everything comes from something."
The pair, however, also acknowledged that graffiti wasn't for everyone. Champ said he thought people resisted graffiti because it comes from the streets and the rebels, an untraditional art source.
"At the time the critic said it (the graffiti) looked like someone drank paint and vomited on a canvas and we look at it, you know, and it's fine art," Champ Baez said. "I think it's the fact that this art form comes from the streets and everyone expects it to come from the high tops."
Noe and Champ do not view graffiti as harmful to the community and said that even though it is illegal, cities have bigger problems to worry about.
"Graffiti itself, it's a quality of life offense," Noe Baez said. "I think you get a felony now which I think is extreme, because thinking in increments of measure it's hundredth of a thirty secondth inch of a layer of material, globules of color and water."
Noe Baez said graffiti can even be beneficial to an area by bringing color and life back to unsightly areas. He described the positive effects of a mural he and Champ did in Guadalupe, Arizona.
"After the mural was done, after the piece was done then the town came in, it was kind of neat," Noe Baez said. "They started planting grass. They started putting in benches. And that was all done with aerosol paint. It's created like a cleanliness and a quality of life with the people. It's about their community. It's a reflection of them."
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Here's Johnny! – Meet Suma driver extraordinaire
How long have you driven for Suma?
10 years plus
What vehicle do you drive?
A slightly grubby one, after the amount of miles I cover in a week.
What is your regular delivery round?
Our Norfolk delivery round, which is usually around 20 deliveries. I start on the north Norfolk coast on Thursday morning, and finish around Southwold on Friday. I then make 2 or 3 collections before heading back to Suma with a truck full of fresh stock.
Describe your average driving day?
The day starts off feeling like it was yesterday, it's that early! I'm up and away at 2.30am, which doesn't leave huge amounts of time for sleep. The day is long and tiring, but very rewarding. It's around 4 hours from Suma HQ to my first delivery. My final delivery will be around 11 hours later. What fills the time in between is a wave of fantastic customers, scenery and some heavy snacking.
What else do you do at Suma when you aren't driving?
I really enjoy working in our new business team, looking for new customers, and attending trade shows. I also work in our sales team taking orders from our lovely customers. When I'm not doing this you can find me in the warehouse, where I replenish the stock or pick orders.
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The sense of freedom is fantastic, being out on the road, left to do your job at your own pace. There is a great sense of satisfaction driving back on a Friday knowing that the job is done and the customers are happy.
Any favourite deliveries, and why?
Little Green Wholefood shop in Bungay is a fantastic little shop, with lovely staff and owners. They feel like family now to be honest. Worth a visit if your in the area.
Also worth mentioning is the Anchor Inn, Walberswick, which is a great restaurant. Whenever I deliver their order they always look after me with a complimentary dinner and few Ciders ☺
What food and drink keeps you going while out on the road?
Americano's are what keep me awake through the day. Food wise it has to be packed lunch that my wife prepares for me the night before. This is normally followed by dinner at the Anchor in Walberswick.
What's on the radio during the day?
It's a real mixture, I generally like to listen to music and talk sport. However recently I've started to tune in to 5 live Science from 3am to 4am. It's a really interesting show run by Dr Karl.
Going out with friends, watching films and supporting Manchester United. I am also learning Polish.
Which is your favourite product in the Suma warehouse?
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Aberdeen remembered all those who have lost their lives, been injured or made ill at their work at a moving and well attended Workers' Memorial Day service on 28th April.
The weather was kind as a crowd gathered to commemorate International Workers' Memorial Day, to mourn those who have lost their lives, and to pledge to fight to ensure no other worker is killed, injured or made ill at their work.
Kathleen Kennedy, Aberdeenshire UNISON Equalities Officer spoke on behalf of Aberdeenshire. As a disabled worker herself she has first hand knowledge of the key importance of health and safety in the workplace.
Kathleen reiterated that lessons must be learned from the tragedies of the past to make sure that they don't happen again in the future.
"We must remember the dead and all those whose health has been affected by doing their job but then we must go on and fight for the living."
Aberdeenshire was represented by Gavin Lord of the Health and Safety Unit, Alisaon Evison and Kate Ramsden and Kathleen Kennedy from the branch.
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Today at work they gave me a new notebook. Previously, I had been using post-it notes to take Japanese notes on. It looks like a kid's notebook, and on the front is written "A Good Kid's Notebook" (よい子のノート). Even so, I'm happy to get something to take notes with! It's a lot better than post-its, which clutter up the place. In my opinion, it's better than the computer as well, because it's sometimes hard to read kanji depending on the font and size of the text. Read more »
Well, the day has finally arrived. I'm in a Chicago hotel tonight, about to fly out to Tokyo tomorrow for JET program orientation!
I'll be teaching English for the next year in Niikappu-cho, Hokkaido. From what I've been able to learn so far about the place, it's a small town of about 6000 people. It's famous for race horce breeding, is close to a ski resort, and has a record museum (you know, those circular black things). Read more »
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HARRY Kewell used to be known - appropriately enough - as the Wizard of Oz.
It was hardly surprising. The dashing left-winger with pace to burn, skill, technique and the knack of scoring important goals, was one of the genuine stars of the English premiership.
But that was a decade or so ago, during his days at Leeds and in the early part of his spell at Liverpool, before injuries began to blight his life and reduce his effectiveness and impact on the pitch.
Wear and tear hits us all as we age, but no one is more afflicted - in comparative terms - than the elite athlete.
Pace is a crucial ingredient in all modern sport, and once that starts to fade, all but the most exceptional begin to lose their lustre.
Nowadays, Kewell may also be termed the Wizard of Oz, and again, it might be equally appropriate.
Everyone knows that when the Wizard is finally revealed, he is seen to be mainly an illusion, a figure whose image and aura far outshines his reality.
That, on the evidence of his first 10 games in the A-League, is the case with Kewell.
He arrived to immense fanfare, with his supporters predicting how he would be the biggest star the local competition has seen.
Well, he has delivered on those predictions, at least off the pitch.
Kewell's image and status in the game, the mythic nature of the aura that surrounded him, flowed on to Melbourne Victory.
The dual champion received more publicity in the four months between news of its pursuit of the Socceroo star breaking (in early June) and his first game in navy blue (early October) than it did in all of its championship seasons, with the coverage on television, in magazines and in the front of the papers often outweighing that in the sports pages.
Alas, he has been shown to be all too fallible on the pitch, where his achievements to date have been modest - certainly in comparison to the weight of expectation that his arrival brought.
It is palpably obvious that Kewell's pace has gone, and that has affected his impact when played up front, as he has been in recent games.
He simply does not appear to be fast enough to get to passes played into the channels or outsprint an opponent to a loose ball, nor does he seem able to work defensively, track back and then get forward quickly when a counter-attack is on.
On several occasions he has been run down and blocked when a goal-scoring chance has presented itself, while his shooting has been poor, as his goal tally (only one, and that from the penalty spot) attests.
Kewell still has the skill and technique required to be a key player. His touch and the way he positions himself is still terrific, and the way he waltzed round four Wellington defenders in a mazy run in the game at AAMI Park just before Christmas was a reminder of how good the old Kewell had been.
But on the evidence of what we have seen so far, it would appear such efforts are to be the exception, rather than the rule.
Of course, he was not fully match fit when he arrived and he has had to fit into a new team. But he was a world-class player, so it shouldn't have been that hard.
He has been training with his Victory teammates for three months, so he should be more au fait with the style and tactics of the team.
Others in his situation have changed position, accepting that their bodies are no longer capable of delivering what their mind wants them to do.
Dwight Yorke, a striker with even better credentials than Kewell when he signed for Sydney FC (a Champions League, FA Cup and Premier League winner with Manchester United in its glorious treble campaign) dropped back and played in the role that the Dutch call a controlling midfielder, where he used his guile, vision, technical ability, passing range and tactical awareness to help Sydney to the first A-League championship.
A few months later, he did the same thing to inspire his country, tiny Trinidad and Tobago, in matches against England, Sweden and Paraguay in the World Cup in Germany.
Could Kewell perform a similar role at Victory?
He has all the gifts to be a brilliant midfield pivot, certainly at A-League level. Kevin Muscat, not at the same level as a player as Kewell, showed how influential a good passer could be when he stepped into midfield to lead Victory to an A-League title in the competition's second season.
Does he have the mobility? That remains to be seen, especially in an A-League which is now far quicker and more athletic than it was when Muscat made the switch.
Would he, the man signed to be the goalscoring star of the show, have the mindset to drop back and play such a role? Would Victory restructure the team once again to accommodate its marquee man?
More than anything, Kewell will be hoping that goals, that precious soccer commodity, will arrive as a New Year's gift.
It is always dangerous to write off champions because they can prove even the most astute judges wrong. But time is starting to run out.
If Kewell doesn't deliver more, coach Mehmet Durakovic and his assistant Muscat might have to find some other way of using their big-name recruit.
If any other player had mirrored Kewell's output - relative to potential and expectation - over the first half of the season, would he have been an ever present?
Kewell has been one of the greats of the Australian game, and champions are always likely to turn things round when no one expects them to. But on the evidence of the first half of the season, for Kewell to dominate in the second half might be the triumph of hope over expectation. If he can he will deserve whatever praise comes his way.


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