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The mock traffic stop gave Malcom Foy a greater appreciation for what the police do.
Foy was one of 10 people who recently completed the 10-week Citizens Police Academy hosted by the Rincon Police Department.
"This is different than watching it," Foy said on the dashcam video of his mock traffic stop. When he told the suspect, played by Sgt. Jose Ramirez, to "stand on my car," that's exactly what Ramirez did, jumping up on the bumper of the police car.
"Sir, I need you on the ground," Foy said.
Foy, 44, said he learned a lot from the 30-hour course. He's going to put the knowledge to good use: He is going to work for the Chatham County Sheriff's Office.
Last year was the first time the Rincon Police Department hosted a Citizens Police Academy.Ramirez said response has been so positive that the department is going to hold a second class later this year.
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His mother, Linda Proctor, went on a ride-along to see what her son was getting into. She said the officers spent a lot of time with her and she feels a lot better about her son taking on such a career.
She said the officers spent an hour talking to her about the training and the importance of what they do.
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The Art Of Gratitude – Part 2
Above is the quot l believed in and took the *risk* to challenge myself to be grateful and exhibit gratitude daily.
OK so let's continue with today's Seven(7) practices.
- The Magic Ingredient : This practice will help you to appreciate whatever you consume, be it food or drinks. I realized that the act of being grateful for even the simplest things like a glass of clean drinking water helped me to appreciate bigger things as l received them.
- The Money Magnet : This practice will help you to express gratitude for the solutions to problems which are yet to be solved. For instance the payment of a bill, talk in the present as if it has been sorted out. I used this practice to generate the money l needed of one of the international trips hosted by my company, which l paid fully for whereas previously things didn't look like l could raise money for the trip.
- Magic dust everyone :Show appreciation to those who do things for you, and help them realize that their efforts are appreciated. When people see that their efforts are appreciated, they can bend over backwards in order to continue to please you.
- A Magic Morning : Count your blessings from the time you wake up till bedtime. The more things you show gratitude for,the more things you to you.
- Magical People Who Make A Difference : Identify some key people who make a difference in your life and take time to analyze the kind of impact they have made in your life, write them down and be grateful for them. When l got to this practice, l found out that despite how frustrated l can get sometimes with these same people, their actions and in-actions have helped shape me into a better person.
- Make All Your Wishes Come True : With this practice, Rhonda encouraged the reader to be thankful for your desires even before they have been achieved. Eg Thank you, thank you thank you, for making it onto the leader board in MLSP . Now the whole idea is to really feel that your desires have come into fruition so you need to analyze the emotional feelings you get from the thought of achieving these desires, who you will share the news with and how you will go about sharing it, as well as one(1) significant thing you'll do after receiving your desires. It is soo easy to wish for something and after receiving it take it for granted. For eg people hop, skip and jump in an attempt to get a great job. After landing this great *job* lower their guard and forget to tackle with the same enthusiasm on the job they fought tooth and nail for.
- Have A Magical Day : Start your magical day from the morning, by telling yourself how great it's going to be. Work through your day in your mind's eye a perfect day and how you intend it to go and say thank you for a perfect day. When l practice this, l find that external factors really don't make any impact on my general effectiveness throughout my day. There are some things you can do something about and others you just cannot, so there is not need to allow what you have no control over to dictate what you do have control over. Eg Don't allow someone who has failed in something tell you that you will also fail like him/her. That's BS! Excuse my words but….
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September 2016 Update
I almost forgot it was time for another quarterly update. Looking back on my June, March and January 2016 updates I realized I like to change my plans a lot lol! The only thing I really kept the same was making sure I blog every single day this year. Even if its just daily holiday posts. I do eventually want to clean up my blog, give it a makeover and possibly even make a small income from it.
So since June my daughter went back to school, I started going to church and going to the bar occasionally. Im really enjoying living in a small town, I just hate having to drive into Tucson sometimes. I still despise driving as it is : p I would really like Liz and I both to have a couple of friends, hopefully that can happen soon.
Business wise, in June I joined myEcon again, still struggling with myself in building, once I figure out my own system of building my business then I should be making good money. My goal is a bonus a week. I was also trying to find a telecommuting job but their requirements are so frustrating and annoying. So I decide to pickup on my Swagbucks again to do with myEcon. 😀
I LOVE BEING VEGAN AGAIN, I FEEL GUILTY FOR QUITTING WHEN I ORIGINALLY DID IT IN 2014. My ultimate goal is to be a Raw Vegan. Anyway since going Vegan again for the animals (and sticking to it) I lost 14lbs. For those that dont give a fuck about animals at least you can lose weight and be healthier. I find it amusing when people assume all vegans eat are salads and get no protein or calcium. Ive never ate better being Vegan. I eat sandwiches, tacos, pizzas, fishless filets, veggie patties, chik'n fingers, dairy free sour cream, nut milks, yogurts, cream cheese, ranch, vegan bacon, deli slices, plus I feel no guilt when I eat. I end up eating healthier, one less form of animal cruelty and its good for the environment.
If you want to give it a shot watch Earthlings (Warning: you may cry A LOT), Forks Over Knives (on Netflix I believe) and Cowspiracy plus check out some vegan websites like VeganKit.com, WhyVeganism.com and even Peta.org has good information on becoming Vegan 🙂
I hope you can give it a chance. What have you got to lose? 🙂
Yesterday (9/14/16) was my 3 Month Vegan Anniversary or Veganniversary 😀 I would have liked to go to a Vegan Restaurant but I think on my next vegan anniversary I will. Instead though I celebrated with my favorite homemade vegan pizza. Its my go to food when I dont feel like cooking.
Being Vegan has made me a tad bit more sensitive and when I watch anything on the media or even TV or something that has to do with an animal being involved I always question if what is happening to the animal right or wrong or should be involved, even memes. Its weird but to me its a good thing. I will never look at an animal the same way again including insects.
As a Christian and since becoming Vegan again I feel like I understand The Bible even more. Its amazing when you get more clarity and dive deeper into understanding something so complex and valuable.
Once I get my business established and going I would like to get my workout routine going too…I want to do BeachBodys Chalene Johnson Piyo and start reading more again and exploring Tucson more.
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Bosnia, Kosovo, and Cyprus: so quick were the introductions and goodbyes that we barely had time (or light) to press the button on the camera. In contrast to entire months spent in Argentina, Italy, and now South Africa, we had minimal time, mere moments really, to take in scenes and impressions and make memories.
Our three sum total pictures from Bosnia appear in the Choose Your Own Eastern European Adventure post. Kosovo passed underneath our semi-sleeping bodies during an overnight bus ride to Macedonia. Moon lit landscapes and haunting scenes filtered through a dirty window, but those pictures burned into memory live completely off the digital radar. Shutter speeds and camera shake could not be overcome on that bumpy road. Ted briefly stepped off the bus in Kosovo during a midnight stretch break, but I had the camera packed and he didn't want to wake me.
Our couple-hour trip to Cyprus came courtesy of an overnight layover on the way to Lebanon.
The only photographic evidence? iPhone shots from the tarmac and a hazy nighttime shot by lamplight. And a one-for-the-memories fuzzy picture of a janitor in the airport.
We boarded the late-afternoon plane from Thessaloniki planning to simply spend the night in the airport but while airborne hashed out a plan to land and go through customs for an evening out on the island.
Upon arrival in Cyprus, we bee-lined for the info desk then darted for the last public bus of the night to the nearby city of Larnaca. Downtown from 10pm to 1am, we walked the blinking, buzzing beachfront strip, resisting peddlers selling everything from roasted nuts to Chinese-manufactured trinkets.
A bite to eat. A chat out on the pier. A single photo of electric lights along the water's edge…
Then *poof*!
Like that, the time was gone.
We returned to the airport to curl up beneath sweatshirts and terminal seats and toss fitfully until our 7am flight.
I thought Cyprus was over.
The tick-tock of the clock pushed another country into the rear view mirror of memory.
And then Lucas appeared:
One of my favorite little moments, recorded in the Daily Travel Journal:
People to Remember: Lucas, the Cypriot airport vacuum operator, and his stories of "making" life in the village versus "buying" life in the city.
An airport conversation turned into another window into the ways of life in other corners of the world. At 3am, this hardworking man paused to talk with two strange Oregonians found unsuccessfully-sleeping in an airport near a city of full of available holiday homes and luxury hotels.
His story came out: an accomplished chef working at high-end resorts who eventually quit in protest to unfair wages and treatment of staff. To pay for lights and food, he holds two jobs now, including the graveyard shift keeping the airport tidy.
Difficult to hear of wages for a hard-working man barely totaling one thousand euros per month while bi-monthly electricity bills alone can reach three hundred. Impressive, hearing of his use of recycled olive oil production waste to create alternative heating for his house. Confirming to hear him identify the important difference between making his life in the village across the island, where he can heat with alternative energy and grow his own food, versus buying an expensive way of life in the city, meeting needs with scarce cash and being tied to unsustainable systems of living.
Awkward, answering his quizzical looks by telling him we were sleeping on the floor to save the hassle and expense of a one-night room in an expensive city. Awkward, having the luxury of making such a decision during a year-long trip of a lifetime while he works diligently to brush up behind busy travelers and ration pennies to afford fuel for his commute.
We didn't have time for much more. He needed to return to cleaning the carpets, and we had a flight to catch. There would be no further investigations in Cyprus, no trips to the countryside or visits to his small scale plant-based sustainable energy project, no meals over a dinner table to swap more stories, no posing for proper pictures.
It hurts a bit, really. To be so near to places, to countries with layers of story and legacy like Bosnia, Kosovo, Cyprus…to be so near and pass so quickly through. To brush up against lives and then hurry off.
Only a photo or two (or none) remain of these places.
The scenes and mental pictures haunt me more than most, just as feebly connecting with the spirit of the country as a our short burst through their borders.
Half-baked. Raw. Unresolved.
But real. Recorded.
Stirring still.
I don't have a conclusion. There, but not there. Seen, but not seen.
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An Easter Sunday Life Changing Opportunity from DebTarHeelGirl!
God Bless each of you on this glorious Resurrection morning of our Dear Savior Jesus. From this resurrection, we now have eternal life, and a daily relationship with the King of all Kings. We are called brothers of Christ, children of the Father God because of Jesus, for that Lord we are eternally grateful.
Today I encourage each of you to take some time, spend it with the One who allows you to breathe, the One who cares for you when no one else does, the One who sacrificed ALL that is, so you could live forever. Also remember that because of His sacrifice, you were chosen for such a time as this, to be a part of HIS wealth transfer. What a mighty God we serve!
Be mindful of His choosing you, asking Him, why did He? Listen and He will tell you and show you the path of Destiny in this financial chapter of your life. We will NOT succeed in this blessing of wealth if we do NOT make Jesus Lord over our lives and all we have. We need what He promises and that is blessing, protection, wisdom, direction, truth and so much more to help us be GOOD stewards.
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Have you truly asked Jesus to be the Lord of your life yet? Have you sort of walked away from your previous commitment to Him? If you fit either one of those descriptions, will you pray this prayer with me?
Lord Jesus, I come to You today asking or forgiveness of my sins, asking for forgiveness of my lack of relationship with You. I recognize You as my Savoir and the Lover of my soul. I choose today to turn from my old ways and live Your way. I recognize that I can't succeed in my own strength and wisdom, therefore I surrender all that I am to accept all that you are. I receive the forgiveness, confessing that I am cleansed by Your blood that you shed for me on Calvary. I recieve that I am now called a Son/Daughter of God. Come into my heart and be the LORD OF MY LIFE. I praise you and thank you and I pray this in your precious name Jesus. AMEN
Now wow wow wow, the bible says the Angels in Heaven are REJOICING over you saying you name before the throne of GOD - WOOO GLORY - isn't that wonderful? All you have to do now is be true to your word and Jesus WILL BE true to His word. All that He has is yours! I am proud of you!
Now go tell someone that you prayed this prayer to rededicate or that you surrendered today for the first time to allow Jesus to be the Lord over your life! Confession sets it in motion! Get a bible and start reading it. An easy way is to take a Proverb a day and go by the date - today is March 31st so read Proverbs 31. Watch the Lord speak to your heart in daily reading His word, even if its only one scripture! Find a GOOD teaching church that can encourage you in developing a relationship with Him. NOTHING BUT SUCCESS IS AHEAD FOR YOU IN CHRIST! HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY!
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3/31/2013 03:59:36 am
Amen Deb thank you!
3/31/2013 04:23:51 am
Great post sister Deb. Happy Resurrection Day. He has risen indeed!!! I wish at some point, those of faith that have heard the call to venture into this adventure could someday meet at any given place and share testimonies of hearing the voice of the Holy Spirit and then acting upon it with His financial blessing by helping others in extreme need. What testimonies we would all hear. Have a blessed day!
3/31/2013 04:43:35 am
The reason GOD choose all of us is because we all have loving and giving hearts just like our DADDYS! Listen to all the people on the calls and what they are going to do and all the people they are going to help. We were definitely choosen!
3/31/2013 05:22:46 am
Ted Bailey....I agree with you wholeheartedly. This is truly a supernatural event manifested in the physical realm. Though we all should be active now, not waiting for the "green light" to carry out the great commission, I am excited to know that the move of God will help intensify our callings/ministries to another level through this financial blessing to help others. Have a great day!!!
3/31/2013 05:53:16 am
Please listen to Sandy Patti and Larnelle Harris - you will be blessed this Easter morning. Thank you for bringing it to us.
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3/31/2013 06:33:55 am
I am so happy to see Deb's prayer and praise. Thank you! After all, it is Easter, it is our Lord's Day. Without His sacrifice we would have nothing. I was disapponted not to see more regarding Easter, on here. Thanks also to Recaps for the cute Easter Greeting.
3/31/2013 09:19:08 am
Thanks for your post and thanks, Deb for all you do for us. I watched "Passover to Pentecost" by Mark Biltz last night on Youtube. It was an awesome teaching on how Yeshua fulfilled Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread. It was full of scripture. I will watch it again and also his teaching on how Yeshua will fulfill the fall feasts when He returns.
3/31/2013 10:03:46 am
Deb as you have said and made so plan-- It is all about Jesus and people accepting the finished work that HE did on Calvary and making him Lord of their lives. We are truly blessed to be a part of God's supernatural transfer into the hands of HIS children. He deserves all of the Glory and Honor! Enjoy it, but use it to bring many others to HIM.
3/31/2013 10:10:35 am
Happy Blessed Easter!!!
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3/31/2013 01:33:22 pm
Happy Easter to you Deb - Reading your message is so uplifting. God Bless you for all you do and I thank you for all your good help.You are truly one of the good ones in this mixed up world.
3/31/2013 02:05:01 pm
I was just surfing the website and saw your post. I applaud your gospel message and trust someone who reads it chooses eternal life through Yeshua Messiah! Since you are a "Tarheel" I assume you are from NC…. So am I! I do not know anyone from my area that has invested in dinar. I would love to get any "cash in" places or Christian financial planners if you know of any or are willing to share that information. Blessings!! And thanks again for this great post!!!
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I've decided to restart blogging in earnest. My motivation for this is threefold.
Firstly, the age of proper letter writing is past. In the absence of that august form of communication, this seems a suitable substitute to keep in touch. Though there is a passivity to reading blogs which worries me. I will continue to be a relentless emailer, because it is a clearly better form of communication.
Secondly, after four years of college, I've come to realize, writing something down is the best way to find out what you know.
Thirdly, several other Jesuits whose company I am honored to join in August have kept blogs which gave me an insight into the Society and perhaps I will be able to do likewise for someone.
On a less philosophical or perhaps less methological note, Kevin visited this past week. We exhausted the cultural offerings of Youngstown, Ohio in his five day visit. Thankfully criquette knows no bondardies.
My brother Jonathan is on the left looking perplexed. It was an intense afternoon, I won the first game, Kevin won the second. Dad and Jonathan remained out of contention.
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Discussion in 'Introduce Yourself' started by gibson_antony, Oct 15, 2011.
Welcome to TFI Mr. Gibson. Just saw your post in the 90HP club. Enjoy your stay here.
@ paddleshifter It s been a pleasure to be among your midst and looking forward to contributing to the forum. Cheers
@gibson_antony, welcome to forum mate. congrats for your italian Stalion!
Our TFI is a forum who welcomes any one who is intreasted in cars/Fiats , or owning FIATs. We dont have any crap procedure like some forums do.(dont want to mention d name) Our forum welcomes every one with red carpet rather than thinking of themselves as 'smart english socity!' & asking explanations to join.
Nway enjouy your ride, Happy motoring!
Thank you Tron. I really like this forum and community. I should tell you that it has been relatively easier and very much of my flavour (READ FIAT ENTHUSIASTS).
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United States Senator Mary L. Landrieu, D-La., today received the Teach for America Congressional Champion Award for her ongoing leadership in the effort to expand educational opportunity for America's students. Landrieu was one of 12 Members of Congress to receive the award from Teach for America founder and CEO Wendy Kopp during a luncheon ceremony in the Kennedy Caucus Room.
"Wendy Kopp and Teach for America are an inspiration to anyone who wants to provide kids in America a chance at a better education," Sen. Landrieu said. "Teach for America has achieved tremendous results in Louisiana and throughout the nation. As a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, I will continue to fight to ensure that Teach for America has the resources it needs to continue putting high-quality teachers in our children's classrooms."
"The support of our Congressional champions has played such a significant role in growing our impact in our first 20 years," Kopp said. "Not only have they been instrumental in providing critical funding and policy changes, but their backing has given confidence to thousands of others who have made an investment in our mission. I am incredibly grateful to Senator Landrieu for her ongoing leadership in the field of education, and for enabling Teach for America to invest in future generations of leaders committed to working inside and outside of the classroom to provide all children with an excellent education."
Teach for America selected Senator Landrieu for the Congressional Champion Award in recognition of her commitment to educational excellence for all students and of the efforts of Teach For America in Louisiana and across the nation. Senator Landrieu fought hard to secure federal funding for the program so that it could expand from 48 corps members in the state in 1990, when Teach For America was founded, to the 630 today serving nearly 40,000 low-income students in Greater New Orleans and South Louisiana today.
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This year in Greater New Orleans and South Louisiana, Teach for America's two regions in Louisiana, some 630 Teach for America corps members are reaching nearly 40,000 students in underserved schools while nearly 600 alumni are working from every sector to level the playing field for students and families in low-income communities. For more information, visit http://www.teachforamerica.org.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO — Curt Moody is on the telephone insisting that he has to have the elephant. ``Page 362 of `Give the Lady What She Wants` `` he says to the voice at the end of the line.
``No, a stuffed one won`t do,`` he says, exasperated. ``I want a live elephant. Get out your book.``
Moody, 35, is general manager of the new Marshall Field & Co. store, which opens here Wednesday. The elephant request is not as strange as it sounds, Moody said, but is needed for a store-opening promotion-a book signing with an author associated with the Columbus Zoo.


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I Feel Like I'm Meeting Myself For The First TimeI was painfully shy when I was little, and I was also home schooled. And even though we were always signed up for different activities, I never really talked to anyone or made very many friends. And I think its because I didn't really spend time with kids my own age, I never knew...
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I'm staying over in Wales with family right now and would love to take in between a week and a half or three weeks to see some of Europe!
I really want to do Paris, Nice and any other recommended cities in France. And then Rome, Florence, and Pisa in Italy.
The real 2 questions are if I should try and backpack this by myself via train and hostels or if I should try and find a Contiki tour or something similar in order to go about this, and secondly if I were to do this alone how would you go about doing it. Any advice it appreciated, thank you so much!!
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I'm staying over in Wales with family right now and would love to take in between a week and a half or three weeks to see some of Europe!
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That's a lot to figure out. I guess I wonder have you ever traveled before, and how much? Have you been around big cities and are used to taking public transportation, trains, etc? If so, I think you should give it a go of doing it yourself.
However, you need to scale down what to do, that will help. YOu could really only do maybe Paris to Nice in your time frame (at least the 1.5 week one). YOu could stop somewhere in-between. that might be a good way to get your feet wet, you have alot to figure out, after all. If you know how to do trains and hostels already (it isn't clear), sure you could do Paris to Nice then to Rome in 3 weeks.
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It can be quite daunting headed off on your own for thie first time in Europe. What about looking at the Busabout website http://www.busabout.com/hop-on-hop-off/flexitrip . They have transport loops, some accommodation options etc. My nephew did it recently and spoke highly of it as an option for a young person.
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My 18 yr old nephew took a Contiki tour, he enjoyed what he remembers of it, he and many others on the tour apparently drank their way around Europe for 14 days, lol and sightseeing while hungover and on a tight time line was not so fun. He did have fun, but he also found that while the tour initially looked like a good deal there was a lot of nickel and diming going on...
If I was you I would take as long as I could (since your wish list has lot of placies on it) and do it myself. I would stay in good hostels.. there are many, clean, reputable etc. You will meet others travelling and will have lots of opportunity to share a meal with someone , a daytrip , a night out even.. but still have your independence.
This would mean doing some research on good hostels, and I would also suggest you get yourself on the Lonely Planet Thorntree forums, likely more people on there under 40 and budget conscious.
For three weeks I would keep it simple, don't make it harder then it has to be, and take time to enjoy the places you visit. Remember, you are likely young enough that is not the last time you will get over to Europe.
I would take 4-5 days in Paris ( are you interested in doing a daytrip or two out of city, there are many great ones) then I would take train to Nice ( 19 yr old girl from my work loved the hostel she stayed in there will have to ask her the name) 2-3 days there ( take local 1 euro bus for a visit to Monaco while there, or maybe Eze!) . Then from Nice I would grab a flight ( check out Easyjet and Vueling for deals) to Rome, spend 4-5 days there, train to Venice and or Florence for a few days , fly home from Venice or Florence ( check prices) . Personally I can't recommend Pisa but that's just my personal tastes.
Remember travel takes time so allow each leg of journey to consume at least 1/2 a day, sometimes more.
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Pisa is craptacular. I would definitely skip that one! I would also vote Paris-Nice-Rome.
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With 10 days I would pick either Italy OR France, not try to do both. If you have the money for 3 weeks, then you could try to fit in all 5 places.
Going solo or joining a tour is a very personal decision. Either would work. Just depends if you enjoy being with a group and having someone else structure your days, or if you'd rather be out on your own.
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So I have decided to cut out Florence and try to do it another time, maybe this summer maybe next. I will be in Amsterdam for a weekend with my Aunt and will have multiple opportunities to make is London.
I have decided 4 nights in Rome, 3 nights in Nice and 4 nights in Paris finishing off meeting a friend in Barcelona who is their studying abroad. Of course I would like to stay in each city MUCH longer but I only have a certain amount of time in which this has to be done and I don't necessarily have much of a choice. I've decided the hostel route doing it alone is the best option for me after reading thoroughly into Contiki tours.
Any advice for what to limit my sightseeing to in the short amount of time I have in each city?
Thank you all so much for your time and advice so far!!
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For sightseeing suggestions, get hold of guidebooks and maps and see what appeals to you. Almost any guidebook will have a section devoted to an overview of a city for folks who only have a few days. Also read the Destinations sections here on Fodors for a synthesis for each venue.
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questions are if I should try and backpack this by myself via train and hostels or if I should try and find a Contiki tour or something similar in order to go about this>
It is easy to do your own hostel/train tour as thousands of young folks do - a plus about hostels is that you meet other folks there - keep your itinerary flexible as you may meet others you want to travel with. For the train planning part check out these fab IMO sites - www.seat61.com; www.ricksteves.com and www.budgeteuropetravel.com (download the latter's free and superb IMO European Planning & Rail Guide as it is a primer on using trains (http://www.budgeteuropetravel.com/id2.html).
Are you a British or European resident or do you have say an American passport - if so check out the France-Italy Youth Railpass (if you are under age 26) or if a British/European resident check out the equivalent for Europeans - Inter-Rail Passes.
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Like StCirq already mentioned, pretty much all guidebooks have outlines of various itineraries to see suggested highlights for a given city. Or the Destination pages right here on Fodor's.
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When looking at the most economical way to get from say Wales to Rome, look at www.skyscanner.net to find cheap flights. It is a very useful website.
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Let's Go Europe is IMO the best guidebook for students and younger travelers - especially for its unparalleled IMO coverage of budget places to stay, from hostels to youth hotels to pensions and B&Bs - also info relevant to a younger traveler that books geared to the older upscale crowd may not include - like nightlife for younger folks. Get a copy of Let's Go Europe and tear out the France and Italy chapters to take along!
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I agree, it is a good guidebook for younger people (Let's Go).
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www.whichbudget.com is also a site similar to skyscanner.net - linking any two cities with planes between then, including the no-frills airlines (where you have to calculate every little extra expense - remember CEO of Ruyna Air was wanting to charge folks to use the toilets not long ago before than scheme was shot down.
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If you are open to meeting people, then I would do it yourself in hostels. It is a really unforgettable experience to be meeting people overseas this way! Be sure if you book cheap flights through Ryan Air and Easyjet that you account for the arrival and departure times -- often these flights leave so early or arrive so late that it may affect where you stay and how you can get to your ultimate destination. The airports are often not the major airport for the city you are traveling to as well so might be some distance from them.
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many younger folk now eschew HI (Hostelling Interntional) hostels for youth hotels and alternative hostels, boht private and government funded - HI hostels are still full of rule, though less and less but are more likely to have screaming groups of younger kids running amok - look at Let's Go Europe's listing of many youth hotels - kind of a cross between a hotel and a hostel. Many have bars/cafes on the premises to meet others in a convivial atmosphere.
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AWWWW. Lucas. Isn't he cute? And so sweet. in a stoner kind-of-way. Again, not date-able, but just wanna roll him up and put him in my pocket. We had dinner last night and now we are jacks coffee..my favorite! He is thoroughly annoyed that I took his picture and am blogging from my phone. Now he's calling me a typical LA A-hole. Clearly our honeymoon phase is OVAH! He's trying to get me to go to his little rock gig tonite and I'm like uhhhh...I already have dinner plans :( sad facey. He doesn't read this blog. He doesn't DO blogs and iPhones and stuff. He still has a flip phone. Sigh. We were torn worlds apart before we even began.
Bored yet? I better get off this. He still needs a little attention for next time.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Morning coffee in ny...heaven
Posted by peewee at 3:32 PM
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- Kristina P. said...
He is very hot. But if he doesn't do blogs, it's not meant to be. Clearly.
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It's easier for dog owners in the Central Okanagan to save when they purchase or renew their dog license for 2017. And renewing can be quicker than ever!
That's thanks to the 'My Dog Matters' App created for the Regional District of Central Okanagan. The App is believed to be the first developed for local governments in Canada and brings the opportunity to renew a dog license right to an owner's mobile device.
Any dog owner with a current license who has provided their email address has received a welcome email that provides information on how they can download the 'My Dog Matters' App for free at the Google and iTunes app stores. They can also go online with their favourite web browser and download the App.
Approximately 19,000 dog owners in the Central Okanagan have licensed their pet and are now able to access the free App—that's over 23,000 dogs that are licensed in the Central Okanagan.
Not only does it allow them to renew their license for 2017, but the App also contains their digital 'My Dog Matters' Reward Program card. Showing it at more than 50 participating businesses gives dog owners special discounts and services. Those with the new App can easily check participating retailer's offers.
Of course, dog licenses can be renewed or new licenses purchased anytime online at www.regionaldistrict.com/doglicense. Dog owners may also renew in person at the RDCO office in Kelowna, the Regional Dog Pound (890 Weddell Place), at any local government office or the Kelowna branch of the SPCA.
Some dog owners have given early positive reviews to the new App including: "Excellent, this is awesome.", "Great ideas and service." and "This makes licensing so easy."
Communication Officer Bruce Smith says, "We've been working for the past few years to make dog licensing as easy and convenient as possible. This is especially good news for those owners who want to use electronic devices to renew, or who might head south early each year and are concerned about renewing their license before the February 28th deadline. Now, with the' My Dog Matters' App, they can do it right on their mobile device or renew online through the Regional District website." This makes it easier for the Regional District to communicate directly with licensed dog owners, saving taxpayers thousands of dollars in mailing costs.
February 28th is the last day for license renewals and new license purchases at the discounted rate of $20 for a dog that's spayed or neutered and $60 if it isn't. Starting March 1st owners renewing or purchasing a new license pay the regular fee of $40 for dogs that are spayed/neutered and $80 if not.
There's plenty of information available about dog licensing and Responsible Dog Ownership in the Central Okanagan. Check out regionaldistrict.com/dogs for information about the Regional Dog service and what to do if you lose or find a dog.
Bruce Smith
Communications Officer
Top 10 Reasons to License Your Dog
- Public safety — provides service to our community 24/7, including investigation of dog attacks and protection from dangerous dogs.
- License fees contribute to the operation of the Dog Pound so that food, shelter and veterinary care can be provided for lost and homeless dogs 365 days a ye
- License fees supports the Central Okanagan SPCA spay and neuter program, public education initiatives and dog adoption services.
- It is easy to reunite a dog if it gets away—contact information is on file, and a dog will spend less time at the Pound.
- It provides a one-time free ride home, just in case a dog does get out.
- An owner renewing or purchasing a new license during January and February receives a $20 discount off the regular license fees of $40 (spayed/neutered) $80 (not spayed/neutered)
- Licensed dog owners receive a 'My Dog Matters' rewards card that can be used for discounts and special services at more than 50 local businesses listed on the mydogmatters.ca program website. This can help offset the annual cost of a license.
- If an owner moved to the Central Okanagan and has a current dog license with another BC local government, a Central Okanagan license will be provided at no charge for the remainder of the current year.
- RDCO Responsible Dog Ownership Bylaw 1343 requires all dogs to be licensed.
- Accurate statistics help local governments plan for services such as leashed and unleashed dog parks.


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My Grandparents
I owe a lot to my father's parents. They allowed me to jump-start my career while living in their home rent-free. I stayed with them in Hazlet, NJ part-time while interning for Endless Vacation magazine in Manhattan for a few months in 2011 and and again full-time (furniture and all) while freelancing for redbankgreen.com from 2012-2013. Both of those instances were incredible learning opportunities that offered up a ton of invaluable journalism experience, and I got to spend a lot of quality time with two family members that mean the world to me. I love them very much.—DT
My Job
I am most thankful to have a job that is somewhat related to my degree and so close to my home. In this job market and area, I am lucky just to have a job, especially one that I don't hate and one that allows me some creative freedom. Not too long ago, I used to work at Pathmark and while I miss the Pathmark family, the unfortunate closing of the store recently made me even more thankful for my current job.—CS
Childhood Reading
Reading and writing have always gone hand-in-hand for me. If I hadn't developed a love of books at such a young age, I'm convinced that I wouldn't have picked up a pen in elementary school and discovered the magic of storytelling, thereby eliminating my future career as a writer. So I'll always be thankful that my mother read me bedtime stories and took me to story hour at the library, otherwise my life right now might look very different. My life was completely shaped by the books I loved as a kid. The best way to grow up, in my opinion, is to have your nose in a book and your eyes on the stars. I'm sure Cat concurs…—DT
I write about books a lot, but that's because they are one of the best things in the world. I am so thankful to have the ability to read, with access to so many great libraries in the area and an endless supply of books from Barnes & Noble and Amazon just a click away. Possessing the opportunity to escape to another world while improving your vocabulary and grammar is priceless. I think one of the reasons why I am such a lover of reading is because my mom is, so I am thankful that she gave me the gift of being a book lover. I feel sorry for people who don't read.—CS
My College Education
I had an absolutely fabulous college experience. Are there some situations and choices that I regret, of course, but for the most part, I truly had a wonderful time. I'm so thankful that I have a Bachelor's degree to my name and an abundance of memories to last a lifetime. During my four years at LHU, I met amazing people and made incredible friends. I went on adventures. I laughed until my sides ached. I tried to experience as many things as possible: I lived in a dorm and also my first apartment, I joined the English Club, the literary magazine staff, the newspaper staff, our chapter of the Society for Collegiate Journalists, I interned at the local community newspaper, and I broke through my comfort zone as part of the Outing Club in which I rappelled off wall cliffs, climbed around muddy caves, went whitewater rafting through class V rapids, and tubed down the Susquehanna River. I took classes that I needed but also others that I wanted, like art history and drama. I had several groups of friends that I met through different activities. College isn't all about the academic education; it's about the betterment of yourself in all ways. I really feel like I did just that.—DT
Good Health
I am thankful that my family and I are blessed with good health. Being healthy is everything. It's something that a lot of people take for granted until it's gone. You only get one body, so it's very important to put good things into it. Exercise is also so important—not even for weight loss, just for health. I know this is another area where I am lucky and I will try not to take it for granted.—CS
Supportive Friends
I've made a lot of friends over the years from all different places: School, college, post-college, jobs. They all live far away, so the best part is that—even though I don't see them or even talk to them often—they're there when I need them. Whether it's by sending a little gift just because, offering career advice, or texting just to check in, it's the little things that matter when everyone leads such busy, scattered lives. I'm lucky to have them.—DT
Thank you, Disney, for giving us a world of dreams and magic that we can access through our prized VHS tapes in our dinosaur VHS players until we're lucky enough to pay way too much for a DVD once it is released from the magical Disney vault. Disney, you made my childhood and still continue to make my adulthood. You just never get old and provide a cozy, comfortable escape from the real world every time. I am so thankful and incredibly lucky to have grown up in the '90s, an especially magical time for Disney.—CS
*Immediately leaves computer to start a Disney marathon.*
Living At Home
It's an ever-growing trend among college grads in my generation, but the truth of it is, we simply can't afford to live on our own in this economy while bogged down with student loan debt. I never thought I'd still be sleeping in the same bedroom as I did in high school at this stage of the game, but my career has had a very rough and erratic start and I just can't support myself yet. I'd feel worse about it if I didn't have a handful of friends in exactly the same boat. And it's not all bad. I'm very fortunate to have parents who are willing to let me stay home and save my money while paying "rent" at a far more reduced rate than I would in my own place. While it's personally frustrating, it's a financial relief, and for that I'm eternally grateful.—DT
People can diss the Slatington/Walnutport area all they want, but it was a great area to grow up in and is still a great area to live. If I want to go for a walk, I have so many options of beautiful trails just minutes away from where I live. It is a very unique place and every time I walk or ride my bike along the canal or any of the towpaths, I feel extremely lucky. Like any small town, this area is rich with history and still has so many beautiful, historical homes and buildings. Of course, there is a whole world outside of this area that I wish to see, but I am very grateful and thankful that this area is one of the places I see everyday.—CS


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WORKERS on the state government�s $2.25 billion widening of the Western Ring Road have downed tools in protest over speeding vehicles.
Construction workers stopped work this morning, and are demanding that speed limits alongside areas of the freeway where they are working be dropped to 60km/h, from the current 80km/h.
At lunchtime yesterday, a truck carrying glass crashed and lost its load at the Tullarmarine exit ramp. The accident did not cause any injuries.
But Ralph Edwards, state president of construction union the CFMEU, said it could easily have been deadly for his members.
He demanded Roads Minister Tim Pallas "stand up to the comments he made yesterday regarding his commitment to road safety�� and reduce speed limits on the Ring Road where construction was underway.
"The safety barriers in place are only designed to withstand the impact of small vehicles,�� Mr Edwards said. "This does not account for a trucks travelling 100km/h."
Mr Edwards said he expected workers would not return to work today. ��This is a health and safety issue, and our situation is pretty simple: make this worksite safe.��
He said VicRoads could easily change speed limits to make workers safe from a crash. Instead, the roads authority seldom did any enforcement.
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A spokesman for Roads Minister Tim Pallas said the safety of workers was paramount, but did not say speed limits would be changed.
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This is my guide to jungle Nautilus. I feel he's fallen from grace and decided that it's time for him to make a recovery.
The Recovery!
Alright, I'd like to start off by saying that Nautilus should be played jungle. I know he can go support, and I don't personally like it that much. So please, stick to Nautilus jungle for my sake, yours, and your fellow teammates. :)
Entering The Jungle
Nautilus has fairly slow clear times in the jungle.
In terms of dueling, Nautilus will most likely lose.
In terms of cc... Nautilus is a king.
So here's my advice.
Play safe until you can start leveling up and getting tanky. You don't want to be going all willy nilly and randomly invading the enemy jungle getting caught out and stuck dueling a losing fight.
I tend to start wherever my ADC's lane is. So if I'm top I go blue, bot I go red.
You're going to want vision on whichever buff you don't end up going for. You can get this by either walking over and warding it yourself at 1:30, or having one of your lane buddies do it for you.
*** Nautilus' W is an autoattack reset. Use this to your advantage.
If starting Red:
Red (Immediate Smite) >> Blue (Smite) > Wolves > Wraiths
If starting Blue:
Blue (Immediate Smite) >> Red (Smite) > Wraiths > Wolves
(I do immediate smite on these buffs due to the vision control.)
Whenever you're going for Elder Golem or Elder Lizard, drag it in to the bush. This really helps against avoiding enemy smites.
I only really end up taking Wight/Golem camps when I'm in full jungle farm-mode.
Ganking Vs Farming
I tend to respect Meteos' style of jungling the most. I've looked up to him ever since he joined LCS and he has made a major impact on my jungling.
In my jungle path I wrote about, it's very dependent on how the game is going. Jungling changes all the time. You can be counterjungled, CAN counterjungle, have to weigh different situations between lanes and try to look at the best outcome.
The harsh truth is that if a lane is losing hard, there isn't any point in trying to assist it. You'll blow summoners, fall behind, and could die. That's not to say you can't hold for a lane that's losing.
In terms of ganks, I tend to be watching all lanes constantly while jungling. If a gank looks good, go for it. You don't always want to open up with Dredge Line. If you can just walk up and get your passive's stun off right away that's excellent. Sometimes if the enemy is escaping out of range you can Dredge Line the walls to get reduced cooldown/gap close and keep the chase rolling.
Same thing with a lot of junglers, you can usually syke out players to blow flash before you even jump to them. Conserve your hook. Without it, your only gap closer is flash.
At all times try to get an idea of what the enemy jungler is doing. If they're ganking a lane and you're not around you have a few options.
1) Gank another lane.
2)Counter jungle
3) Farm, Farm, Farm.
If you are nearby or even in the lane, you'll have to know Nautilus's limits on when he can fight and when he can't. Generally for a Naut gank, you don't wanna sit in their face the whole time. You can kite them around with your E and try to kill them while they chase you. If your lane partner has high damage, it might be a good idea to hook someone and just try to blow them up.
I can not express how important it is for you to keep your gold flowing. If the enemy jungler is on top of his game and pulling out ganks left and right, you need to have a way to cope. Go sit in that lane and watch him as he keeps his gold flowing? No! You keep up your farm so you can compete with them. You may see someone go 3/0 but you can be 50 cs up on them. If they do get kills you can tax the lane so that lane xp isn't lost and you gain lots of levels.
*** Nautilus' ult provides a VERY strong gank potential. Make sure to use this to your advantage. It can turn out as strong as a Vi gank.
On a final note; This is solo queue. If you're ganking, **** your team. Take the kill. You're relying on you. Many a time people have thought someone was gonna get a kill and let the enemy escape. That person will not be you.
As I stressed in the chapter above, gold flow is of the utmost importance. For you to benefit the team the most you can, you must never let your conservation stacks sit at 80.
Dragon Control
Nautilus isn't gonna be the best jungler to walk out and try to solo Dragon. You can go for Dragon under 2 conditions.
1) Your team is with you.
- Remember, Nautilus isn't anything crazy by himself. If he's with his team though, he offers a lot to fights.
2) The enemy team gives you the opportunity to take it.
- This would be like.. Bottom dies and mid just backed or roamed top. You will also need to know where the enemy jungler is. When doing this, make sure to at least have one teammate with you. If you're low levels, switch aggro so Dragon doesn't pound on you non-stop.
Split Pushing
I don't recommend Nautilus to be voted your split pusher. He doesn't have the best escape in the world, although he can clear minions fairly quickly. With the AOE Damage from shielded auto-attacks, and the damage from your E; minions die quickly. It's not recommended that you split push though, because Nautilus offers so much more for your team in actual fights.
Early Game Fights
Remember, try to avoid these as best you can. Don't try to go hero and solo anyone. If you're going to fight someone, do it 2v1 or 2v2.
Mid - Late Game
Nautilus is a monster at peeling/ccing one target. You're not gonna want to run after the ADC with this guy, unfortunately. I'd say just focus on peeling and trying to hit your E through the whole enemy team. If you can pull that off, the enemy team should take a fair amount of damage, and your team fighting will be golden.
A Duo Queue Game On Nautilus
Here is some Nautilus gameplay for you guys to check out.
Sorry for the slip up right off the bat. xD
(BTW, nag christ da lord in game for fun.)
Final Notes
Nautilus is a very strong teamfight-esque champion. I don't personally recommend him on chase comps nor on assassain comps. Keep in mind that you'll only unlock his potential when duking it out WITH your teammates!
Hope this guide can help you fellow scuba-divers throughout your League of Legends career!
Make sure to upvote this guide and leave some feedback to let me know if I should update anything.


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Say Hello to Yesterday
saheye031. Looking along Walpole Street from King's Road.
saheye031n. Very similar. SJ
Say Hello to Yesterday
saheye032. The Boy runs away shouting "Stop Thief" after taking the Woman's handbag. Looking south-west on King's Road from the corner of Walpole Street.
saheye032n. The gap on the north side has been filled in. SJ
Say Hello to Yesterday
saheye033. The Woman chases after the Boy as he turns into a side street. Tryon Street with King's Road in the background.
saheye033n. With more bollards. SJ
Say Hello to Yesterday
saheye034. The Boy looks back to see that the Woman is following. Outside the Queen's Head on Tryon Street SW3.
saheye034n. Now. SJ
Say Hello to Yesterday
saheye035. Other members of the public join the pursuit. Looking along Tryon Street from the junction with Elystan Place.
saheye035n. Unchanged. SJ
Say Hello to Yesterday
saheye036. The chase continues around a small green. This is Chelsea Green at the junction of Cale Street, Elystan Street, Whitehead's Grove, Elystan Street and Jubilee Place. 'The Yellow Balloon' had scenes shot just a few hundred yards away.
saheye036n. From ground level. SJ
Say Hello to Yesterday
saheye037. The Boy and the Woman dodge into a doorway to avoid the following horde. Godfrey Street running between Cale Street and Burnsall Street.
saheye037n. Now. SJ
Say Hello to Yesterday
saheye038. The Woman hails a taxi after missing the bus that the Boy has boarded. King's Road with the former Lord Nelson public house to the left and the taxi pulling out of Flood Street.
saheye038n. The white block has been replaced. SJ
Say Hello to Yesterday
saheye039. Looking south-west on King's Road SW3 with the Old Town Hall clock visible in the centre left distance. The clock was seen in '30 is a Dangerous Age, Cynthia'.
saheye039n. That clock is certainly in the distance. SJ
Say Hello to Yesterday
saheye040. The Boy looks from the bus to see the cab behind. King's Road at the junction with Manresa Road and Glebe Place.
saheye040n. Not quite the right place in the road but nearly. Thanks Phil, everything in this sequence exactly where you said. SJ


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World Premiere of "This Living Salish Sea", by filmmaker Sarama. Exploring the rich bio-diversity of our local waters, diver and environmental activist Sarama shows us the ecosystem we are trying to protect from inappropriate industrial development. Glorious underwater footage and talks with environmentalists, scientists, and First Nations, reveal the evolving story of our Salish Sea.
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Train to Become a Plumber in Long Beach – Enroll at WyoTech
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If you'd like to train to become a plumber, you'll be preparing for work in a respected industry. For some, working as a plumber has certain benefits, like working in different locations and being able to choose different hours.
For many journeyman plumbers, there's a lot of pride in the professional level they've reached. The job stops being a "just a job" and becomes who they are.
WyoTech Long Beach's Plumbing Technology program can help prepare you to work in a number of entry-level phases of the plumbing industry. Your training can help you develop the skills necessary to implement repairs and remodels in the residential and commercial industry.
It all starts in training-the type offered at WyoTech in Long Beach.
WyoTech's Plumbing Technology diploma program offers instruction in:
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You get serious hands-on training when you enroll at WyoTech in Long Beach. You'll learn a lot from your instructor, who has plenty of experience working in the field. What you learn in the classroom, you're able to put in practice on the shop floor.
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I like the ribbon affect this pattern gives - very pretty - great job. Are you going to quilt it your self.
God bless,
heidi, this is wonderful nice work
This is very pretty. I love this pattern- what is it? I love the colors and fabric you selected also. Great quilt! Marlene
Love this pattern, your colors are great.
Beautiul quilt. Love the "ribbons".
Very pretty Christmas quilt.
That's gonna be so cozy!! it's beautiful!
This pattern is called Ribbon Stars from Connecting Threads. Thanks everyone for your nice comments :)
Very nice quilt Heidi. Thanks for posting the name of the pattern
You are very welcome! I tend to forget about that when I'm posting the pics :)


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B's Action Chefs
The media has definitely played a part in introducing the element of showmanship into the food and beverage industry. In the past, chefs were forgotten beings, confined behind closed doors in hot, greasy kitchens. Now, kitchens have literally come to the front of the house, sitting right smack among diners. As for chefs, they are now part of an elite circle of celebrities.
B's at Pullman Putrajaya Lakeside Hotel, an all-day diner overlooking the Putrajaya Lake and set amidst beautifully landscaped gardens, is an example of the new crop of art deco restaurants who have jumped on the 'celebrity chef wagon by pushing their kitchen staff to the forefront.
Diners can sit at the Chefs Table for a chance to exchange cooking secrets and recipes. Unlike the past when recipes and food preparation methods were closely guarded, the Chefs Table symbolizes a new movement in the food industry. United in bringing uncompromising quality to diners, this feature is a bid to educate consumers on the origin and usage of each ingredient used.
For those who like a bit of action, there is the Teppanyaki Corner where the preparation of each meal is likened to a little culinary show by itself. On busy nights, knives and spatulas are rumored to fly as the chefs get into the momentum of things. Since its inception, the Teppanyaki Corner has been a training ground for the hotel's chef brigade to engage with the diner and to hear first-hand, their culinary preferences.
With an a la carte menu featuring authentic Asian and Western delights and its offering of sumptuous buffet spreads, the food presentation is undecidedly stylish. Since B's clientele are business people on the go, they might find common ground in the neat arrangement of the baguette slices, right down to the pristine leaves of salad sticking out from the bread.
B's could also is a draw for the aspiring student chef. This may be one place where he can train for a career in Television. B's at Pullman Putrajaya Lakeside 2, Jalan 5/5, Presint 5, Putrajaya. TEL 03-8890 0000


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Phalanx is an arcade strategy game, combining the head-to-head excitement of classic arcade titles with the positional, tactical play of real-time strategy.
My initial goal with Phalanx was to explore what real-time strategy would look like without the macro-game of economic buildup. One possible answer is the campaign-based play of Dawn of War II. Phalanx goes in the opposite direction, compacting the entire experience into 99 frenetic seconds.
I was also interested in examining the boundaries between video and tabletop games. This meant not just re-implementing a tabletop game for digital devices (though that's an interesting challenge in and of itself), but asking how the tabletop experience can be advanced with technology, and vice-versa. Sumer, an incredible game currently taking on this question, inspired me to make my own attempt.
Perhaps the greatest challenge in creating Phalanx was deciding how and where the game should simulate real life. Although I was initially interested in drawing heavily on historians' knowledge of ancient Greek warfare, I consistently got feedback encouraging me to keep the game simple. Players wanted to learn the game quickly, and to be able to do so in a time-pressured environment. I followed the fun; today Phalanx is only historical in the most limited sense, and is a better game for it.
Phalanx was–and its ongoing development remains–a solo project. I designed the game, wrote the code, and created the sprite art for its original, JavaScript incarnation. When porting the game to Unity I rewrote the code in C#, and did most of the 3D modeling. Of course, even solo designs are really team efforts, and I owe a great debt to the many playtesters and mentors who have helped me refine Phalanx into a game I'm proud of.