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Another day, another story!
Alone in totality
Sometimes you have to listen to your inner instincts. The small voice we hear that whispers, this way, follow me. For some it is the voice of God. For others their sixth sense. For me I'd say it's a combination of both considering they are one and the same.
Fifteen years ago I moved to Nashville following that voice. That's the short and simple version of the story but it was that clear. Nashville. No other place on a map filled with other places, many options. I knew no one in the city, had no relatives in the area, and no particular job. It was the city where I had to be. I've never regretted following that voice but never more-so than last Monday when the celestial heavens aligned.
While others across the nation had carefully plotted their path for many years I lived oblivious, caught up in the daily rapture and apocalypse of my own life. It was only a few weeks ago that I actually realized the eclipse was headed my way. Or that I was headed toward it. Then I began to feel a bit unsettled. I blamed it on the news, the rolling tide of my emotions. On deadlines or fatigue. On just being me - artistic and emotive, passionate.
Plans were in the making all around me. All of the big events, major parties, bands and eclipse watching gala's. Glasses sold out, were recalled, sold out again. I never bought any. I bought Guinness. There was that small instinctual voice again. Alone, it whispered. So alone it would be. I would sit on my porch, watch and wait with expectation. Experience the unknown of what would come.
I woke up Monday saying Eclipse Day! As if it were Christmas morning. I was giddy. Such a silly word but I felt silly not melancholy. I worked on a short story about a woman waiting for the eclipse. The refrigerator man came to repair the fridge. I looked at my watch. I told him that it was about to penumbra was coming. I told him he could take a Guinness with him. I might have been hinting.
My house is circled with trees. Large Oaks of every kind, Elms and Hickories. I love the light passing through the filter of their leaves. The sun on their bark, the fog that moves through their limbs in the early morning dawn. I have a relationship with these woods.
I sat on my tiny, front porch, watched the shadows shifting forward, opened a beer. There was the singing of the cicadas and the birds. Dogs barked off in the distance down the hill. It was the middle of the day but night was falling, the shadows lengthening. There was the slightest of breezes and I felt the coolness on my skin as the day gave pause, began to bow to the passing of the moon.
I watched this approaching night for the hours it unfolded and then at the speed of atoms splitting, totality crashed over me. It was as if the keys of a thousand doors were unlocked at once and forever. And it took my breath. I whispered Jesus, Jesus, Jesus - not in fear or even in prayer - but in awe and wonder. A word of praise and thanksgiving to have lived in this moment in time, to have lived in the path of this happening and to be experiencing it in such an immediate and profound way.
I stepped out into the open beneath the dark sky where stars had appeared. Fireflies lit up the grass everywhere as if they had been standing by waiting for their orders to lift off. There are few moments in life this powerful and profound.
Day began to slide out from under the moon again, sweep across the yard, shadows being chased away by light until the fullness of day returned. The sound of the crowd miles away at the Riverfront irrupted into cheers.
Late that afternoon I watched the Nasa coverage, the interviews with people from all nations. This moment so exciting, so breathtaking. So unifying.
The following day I was in Parnassus Books greeting customers Visitors who had traveled all these miles to be right where I was all along. Sharing stories of where they'd been, how they'd watched. One man from Texas looked at me and said, "Totality is everything."
"Yes," I said. "90% isn't good enough," he continued, adamant about this. He was preaching to the choir. "No sir," I said. "Its totality or nothing at all."
Another couple had traveled from Tampa. The man told me that they had run from the clouds farther up in Kentucky. Ended up pulling off of the interstate and watching from a field behind JC Penny. The woman said it was perfect. Her eyes were still filled with the wonder that I had felt. "An Indian man from New York and his family stood next to us," he said, "and he watched the whole thing with his hand on his heart. He told me afterwards that in his religion this was a spiritual experience." He smiled at me, tired from so many miles but so fulfilled. "I told him, buddy in my religion it's a spiritual experience too."
Amen, brother.
Another man told me, "You know, for just a minute we all stopped fighting. It wasn't about politics or arguing. We were all in the same place. Suddenly we were all on on the same page."
Eclipse books were on sale. People were buying them up. Opening to the pages for their next pilgrimage. Marking the trajectory. "Argentina," one woman told me, "I was born there and haven't been back in thirty years but I'm going for this."
I realize that the world has scoffers, people who fall into the category of - What is all the noise about? Big deal. Sun, moon, eclipse - I get it. And those that say, Well, that was an interesting show, now let's get back to business. But there's another group. The ones who were deeply affected when those celestial bodies aligned, who felt an awakening of bold Illumination. When for those few minutes we became one people, looking heavenward, eclipsed by the vastness of the universe, our politics as small as those distant stars in the horizon. When all the pleasure and pain of simply being human traveling through this vast corridor of time was the greatest miracle of all.
Happy Easter from The Hill
Easter is upon us and up on this hill today the wind whispers, All Is Well. The chimes ring out resurrection. Spring, renewal and all the promise that resides there. I haven't been plugged into the season very well this year. Preoccupations and responsibility. Normally, Easter is one of my favorite times of year for just that promise of new life that springs eternal. The year, I've let the burden of other things weigh heavy on my soul and heart.
A few years ago (how many now) I wrote a daily devotional during lent and posted it on the internet. I've been so blessed by all those who have read it year after year and wrote to me to share that they did so. You crazy people. Oh, how I love you. The thing is, there was nothing special about it. Just a daily email that was life in action. All the messy places. Just simply walking out the day and at the close of day - reflecting. Maybe that's not what I'm doing enough of these days. Pausing to reflect. Ok, I'm certain of it. I rush from morning into evening and then to crashing into bed full of the crazy that is my life.
Granted. This thing I do. Count my blessings. I pause for just that long. And the smile of all the littles, their words, and photos. The Adorables growing now into gorgeous, young women, the little wild wolf pack rambunctious and keeping me on my toes while laughing.
America Mystic is coming to fruition, finally, oh, finally! But still it arrives in due season. Not the book it used to be in rewrite after rewrite. Not the book it used to be anymore than I am the woman I once was. Death and Resurrection. We bear our crosses which sometimes feels like crucifixion. It's not.
The pauses.
I watched a flock of birds this morning in the early hours. All else was sleeping in the house. My mother, my cousin, the dogs, the cat. All was quiet but me, the porch, the birds in flight. Then I noticed, they landed in a tree, paused, took flight again, a little ways, another tree. Coming after them were other birds that reached the tree and paused just after others had taken flight. They moved that way while. I have many trees. I watched them. A tree, flight, a tree, flight. It went on this way. Then I realized one of two things maybe both. I know nothing of birdology so I can make things up as they occur to me which suits me find.
The birds in the first group landed to allow the stranglers to catch up, gain their strength, stay with the flock. Eventually, I felt certain they would arrive together in the fold that waited for them. Some great community of kindred spirits and feathered fellows.
Or, they were just showing me, God showing me, that in flight over those passages of deeper valley's pausing was a righteous thing to do. The pause to gather strength. To rest to realign their focus, their purpose, their destination.
I pray that we each pause this Easter weekend to realize just how far we've come across mountain, valley, distant shores. To realign our purpose with all that is Divine and lives and moves within us. For every sacred moment, illuminated hour.
Together we continue. We've come this far and our journey sacred. In the midst of all of it, there is the power of renewal.
And, so, we begin again.
God bless and keep the faith.
Embrace the cup of communion and pass it on.
Thanks so much for reading, liking and sharing with friends.
March 2020


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So I have problems inserting datum features in my drawings.
When I start the feature, no mater what, the first datum is attached to the sheet where I click, not to what I click [-A-].
And I can't move it anywhere. It is just stuck and I have to delete it.
The following datums... data... The following datum symbols work as expected, clicking a line to select the datum object and clicking a second time to place the symbol where you want it. [-B-]
When I select a circular edge the datum symbol is okay [-C-], but when I select a dimension the datum symbol overlaps the dim [-D-].
When I try to extend the dimension line... weird things happen.
Either the datum symbol stays with the dim (not the line) [-E-] or it moves with the ext line by half [-F-].
So I can fudge placing datum symbols for the drawing if need be, but what is going on here?
Does anyone else see this behavior?
I had the same issues in SW15. I am currently on SW16 SP4.

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All of our SDC staff, students and community are happy to announce the completion of our SDC Basic Course for 2014 – 2015. We marked the end of this course with our graduation ceremony for the class of 2014 – 2015. We held our graduation ceremony on Saturday the 28th of March 2015 for the 48 successful graduates of our 2014 – 2015 Basic Course.
Before holding the ceremony, students and staff prepared for the ceremony. We invited an audience comprising of many different sectors of our Karenni Society. Many of our alumni attended our ceremony. Other attendees included parents, relatives, friends and supporters of our SDC. There were also the students of the women's study program.
A number of leaders attended the ceremony alongside the Coordinator of SDC, Aung Sun Myint Steven. Attendees of the ceremony included the Karenni Health minister, Karenni Refugee Committee chairperson and the head of the Karenni Education Department. The leaders made a series of speeches to our audience. These speeches varied from encouragement for the future to explanations of our situation. The leaders spoke in both Burmese and Karenni language.
This ceremony celebrated the achievements of the students in the core subjects of Human Rights, Environment and Law. During the course, the students also participated in research and a moot court. Additionally for the first time, we provided SDC students with an opportunity to participate in internships.
During the ceremony, the students collected their certificates. There were also prizes for the top students in each of the subjects. On the stage, our students also provided our audience with singing of songs and traditional dancing.
After the ceremony, we ate together and shared about our experiences and our future plans. After the SDC basic course, our students make important decisions as to their future. Some will continue their studies on our SDC Advanced Community Management Training Course. Some of the other students will begin working at organisations in our community.
This year's graduation class was our biggest ever class with 48 students graduating in total. The increase in numbers of our program is due to both the interest of the students and the need for the knowledge of these subjects to be disseminated amongst our community. Our ability to run a course for this many students is founded on stability within our organisation. For this stability, we must thank our donors, partners and supporters for providing us with encouragement to go on and reach our goals.
We are very proud of our new graduates and we look forward to them fulfilling their aspirations. It was a pleasure to hold our graduation ceremony and to share our achievements with our community. We are confident we can continue to garner further success in the future.


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So, there has been issues with automatic azure deployment with git. I have been playing around as I'm quite new to Azure and automatic deployment via git.
There is a thread here: https://www.nopcommerce.com/boards/t/30591/when-deploy-to-windows-azure-using-git-nopadmin-not-built.aspx
And there's another tip from the guys at Pronopcommerce here: http://www.pronopcommerce.com/hosting-nopcommerce-on-windows-azure-web-sites-with-automatic-source-control-deployment. But it's quite outdated and I could not make it work without script errors.
So I decided to start from scratch and simplify.
Step by step guide for automatic deployment of NopCommerce with git on azure
0) Your own git-repository
You need your own repository, you cannot just build nop. It's designed to be used with "publish" function in VS2013 as default.
I use bitbucket myself and keep that in sync with official repository.
1) Setup git on azure
Tutorial: https://azure.microsoft.com/da-dk/documentation/articles/web-sites-publish-source-control/
There's a great video here: http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Azure-Friday/What-is-Kudu-Azure-Web-Sites-Deployment-with-David-Ebbo
2) Prepare for local deploy
When you ensured that the automatic build works, we are ready to customize our deployment scripts. This is needed because the default automatic build only builds nop.web projects.
The problem with this is that it does not build the admin website, and none of the plugins are build. You cannot refer to the plugins as it would create circular references.
So now we need to get the custom build working, these are the install steps (also mentionen other places)
2.1 - Install NodeJs: https://nodejs.org
2.2 - Install Azure CLI: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/xplat-cli-install/
3) Get nuget to work at command line level.
The default behavior of the KUDO script is to check for Nuget packages.
3.1 To get access to the Nuget.exe file you could either download from here: https://docs.nuget.org/consume/command-line-reference
You can also "Enable automatic restore of nuget packages" in you VS2013, and it will be added to your project automatically.
3.2 - Ensure that Nuget is in the path. Copy the nuget.exe file to preferred location (I use c:/Program Files/Nuget/Nuget.exe). Add it to path environment variable.
3.3 - Confirm that Nuget is in your path by starting cmd.exe and write nuget. you should see the command options.
4) Generate deployment scripts locally
4.1 - Open the "Microsoft Azure Command Prompt"
4.2 - Navigate to the src folder of your project as you normally would in a shell window
4.3 - Execute the azure script generator (found this nice tutorial: http://blog.amitapple.com/post/38418009331/azurewebsitecustomdeploymentpart2/#.VWyO3qikLjQ)
So you would write something like:
azure site deploymentscript --aspWAP Presentation\Nop.Web\Nop.Web.csproj -s NopCommerce.sln
4.4 - Verify that it has generated 2 files (in your local repository root):
5 - Run generated script
5.1 - You must keep the .deployment and deploy.cmd file to the root of git repository
5.2 - Edit the deploy.cmd as the %DEPLOYMENT_SOURCE% variable contain the root of the git repository. So I would add %DEPLOYMENT_SOURCE%\src\Presentation\Nop.Web\Nop.Web.csproj instead of %DEPLOYMENT_SOURCE%\Presentation\Nop.Web\Nop.Web.csproj.
All paths in the deployment section must be corrected.
5.3 - Run deploy.cmd to see if the default deploy script works locally. It should create an \artifact folder just outside of your git repository.
6 - Customize the deployment script
So now we are at the final part :). This is where all that work pays off :). We want to alter the following piece:
:: Deployment
:: ----------
echo Handling .NET Web Application deployment.
:: 1. Restore NuGet packages
IF /I "NopCommerce.sln" NEQ "" (
call :ExecuteCmd nuget restore "%DEPLOYMENT_SOURCE%\NopCommerce.sln"
IF !ERRORLEVEL! NEQ 0 goto error
:: 2. Build to the temporary path
call :ExecuteCmd "%MSBUILD_PATH%" "%DEPLOYMENT_SOURCE%\Presentation\Nop.Web\Nop.Web.csproj" /nologo /verbosity:m /t:Build /t:pipelinePreDeployCopyAllFilesToOneFolder /p:_PackageTempDir="%DEPLOYMENT_TEMP%";AutoParameterizationWebConfigConnectionStrings=false;Configuration=Release /p:SolutionDir="%DEPLOYMENT_SOURCE%\.\\" %SCM_BUILD_ARGS%
call :ExecuteCmd "%MSBUILD_PATH%" "%DEPLOYMENT_SOURCE%\Presentation\Nop.Web\Nop.Web.csproj" /nologo /verbosity:m /t:Build /p:AutoParameterizationWebConfigConnectionStrings=false;Configuration=Release /p:SolutionDir="%DEPLOYMENT_SOURCE%\.\\" %SCM_BUILD_ARGS%
IF !ERRORLEVEL! NEQ 0 goto error
:: 3. KuduSync
call :ExecuteCmd "%KUDU_SYNC_CMD%" -v 50 -f "%DEPLOYMENT_TEMP%" -t "%DEPLOYMENT_TARGET%" -n "%NEXT_MANIFEST_PATH%" -p "%PREVIOUS_MANIFEST_PATH%" -i ".git;.hg;.deployment;deploy.cmd"
IF !ERRORLEVEL! NEQ 0 goto error
So between no ::1 and ::2 that's where we are gonna place our commands for building plugins.
An example for the first plugin would be:
:: 1.01 Build plugin customer roles to temporary path
call :ExecuteCmd "%MSBUILD_PATH%" "%DEPLOYMENT_SOURCE%\src\Plugins\Nop.Plugin.DiscountRules.CustomerRoles\Nop.Plugin.DiscountRules.CustomerRoles.csproj" /nologo /verbosity:m /t:Build /p:AutoParameterizationWebConfigConnectionStrings=false;Configuration=Release /p:SolutionDir="%DEPLOYMENT_SOURCE%\.\\" %SCM_BUILD_ARGS%
Now the plugin is build when you run the deploy scripts :)
So you do this with all the missing dll's (web.admin and all plugins). Try to add a few lines, push them and see the deploy script on your Azure account.
Hope that I helped somebody struggle with this. Took me some time to figure out....


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Always liked this restaurant until tonight. Hope it was either a different chef or just an off night. The wine I always drink did not taste right, but they replaces. The special soup was gazpacho. I was leery when they brought it to me in a HUGE bowl. Was the worst I have ever had. Just like some veggies food processed into V8 juice. Exchanged for beet salad which was very good. Had the chicken; way overly salty and a very strange thick "au jus". The best was the chocolate cake although we had to wait a long time to get decaf. Will try once more and hope it returns to the likable place we would eat at.
I was so disappointed by this restaurant - the restaurant itself is lovely and the staff was fine but the lunch menu had no appetizers and the lobster roll was nothing special. I've had better at street fairs. Overall the members of my party were disappointed with the salad options too. We won't be back.
We had a great experience. The food was all delicious and it was a child friendly environment.
What a wonderful place to relax and enjoy a nice meal after Sunday-morning church! Eggs benedict (a nice selection of options) were delicious. The wait staff is refreshingly friendly and efficient.
Food is always wonderful, service is always accommodating and pleasant . I have been many times and brought different people, all have thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
Saturday night dinner with my sister's family. Everything was delicious and well prepared.
Don't like to post critical reviews but the quality of the food was on par with an overpriced diner.
Good experience. Atmosphere was very nice. Food was just ok.
Very consistent always good food and service menu has a lot to offer.
Despite reservation, was given table in poor location—they did move our table at our request. Server was not good. After 1/2 hour, and seeing us looking toward him he said food coming soon. Another 15 minutes just for entree salad and BLT. Bacon not cooked as asked. Orange juice served in dirty glass. Disappointing overall.
Always excellent food and cocktails. This time we had a large group for weekend brunch and it was a great experience. Kid friendly.
Excellent drinks awesome food.. Great chef..our compliments. A Special Birthday
It is a unique place, love the staff and the food! Near to me, so very convenient to have a good food and a conversation among friends
We enjoyed a wonderful Christmas Eve dinner here. The atmosphere was very festive, the service was excellent and most of all, the food was very good. I had the prime rib. It was cooked just the way I like it and portion size was perfect. We will definitely return for other dining occasions.
Great ambience for Christmas Eve. A relatively loud family next to us but not the norm at this restaurant. Waiter was a pro. Appeared when he should and not when he shouldn't. Efficient for all food delivered to and taken away from the table. Handled all special requests in stride.
Food was very good - steak, seafood, and vegetarian. Not cheap but not super expensive either. A good meal at a good place for a good price. What's not to like?
Good atmosphere. Excellent service. Wine and drinks were good. Food is nicely prepared but nothing exciting on the menu. The Tagine is nothing like I had in Morocco.
Music was a little loud at first, but got seated at another table further from bar. However, that ended up with a lot of waiter foot traffic from the kitchen. Could use tablecloths if you have lit oil lamp on table! Some menu items were very good, but nothing really exceptional. Service was attentive though. Dinner Menu seems small(?). Weeknight reservation was not crowded at 7pm. Great ambiance with historic farmhouse feel!
We had an excellent brunch experience at Market Taverne. The menu was perfect for our needs, the food was well prepared, the service was dependable and attentive, and the atmosphere was fine--Lots of room and not too noisy.
Always a great meal at Market Taverne. Nice to have a local place with a bar.
The Market Tavern is a perfect place to have a good lunch to meet with friends. The lunch menu is quite extensive and where the service is friendly and the food is very satisfactory. All in all a good choice to be made!
I like the place.
Really great space, service was very good. Stew was delicious. We will be back.
Such a lovely spot for lunch. Delicious food, friendly service and a nice atmosphere in the country. Always a favorite for fresh and creative food. Would recommend.
The food was very good- service was less than polished considering menu prices. Much like other reviews I have read it is a bit noisy. We sat in the front room which was a bit quieter. Overall a good dining experience and we will be back.
I had lunch with my daughter-in-law. We each had a couple of questions about the menu which the waiter answered to our satisfaction. The food was tasty and attractive. Service was prompt but we didn't feel rushed. Prices were appropriate.
Perfect place and food, the only comment I have is that we felt a sensation of being hushed to order the food, and finish it....they should allows us to be comfortable enjoying our wine and food w/o hushing us to finish and as for the check....beside that it is a wonderful place for a good dinner!
Great dinner with my new team, and loved the round table so we could all see and hear one another.
Great Brunch! Have also eaten here around the holidays with groups, it's always very nice & the food is good
we frequent the market tavern often. the food is consistently delicious with very creative and trendy choices. the wait staff is one of the main reasons we continue to return.
We have been to the The Market Taverne numerous times and have always been very pleased. We just took my son and his new girlfriend this week and were seated in a quiet area which was a real binus since we were able to talk easily. It is such nice ambiance especially for fall with everything decorated. Loved it!
Went for lunch- the food quality was very good, but they are very overpriced. For example, a main course salad was extremely small with a 3 or 4 oz piece of salmon was around $20. How much does it cost to add some more arugula ? A small bowl of blueberries and strawberries with a dollop of whipped cream $8.00 ... $8.00 ? really? Spent over $30 for lunch, left hungry.
A nice find in Morristown! Great service and very good food. I would recommend this place for everyday dining or a special occasion. Nice ambiance and good outdoor seating on the porch!
Noise level is bad. Need smaller salads. Smaller portions. Otherwise good.
Always a great lunch. Love the porch dining during nice weather. Crab cakes and salads are all great. We will be back.
Great service she anticipated all our needs
Food was good and arrived promptly
A relatively small menu but have always been pleased, and found the specials very good. Reliably high quality food and drink.
The noise level was terrible!! The waiter was terrific. Food was just fair. Tables too close. Want to come more often but have to change noise level. Cannot even talk to one another.
4 of us shared the calamari..small portion and it was so so. We also shared the mussels, excellent.
3 ordered the seafood risotto. I think it had been sitting out before serving. It didn't taste as fresh as usual..chorizo maybe. Not sure. The 4th guest ordered the $38 steak and it came with fries. Really cheap looking presentation. I mean really...a small veggie with it would have been better. Come on $38? He lives in NYC and said it was a restaurant trying to be hip. Starts with the food!!!
Market Tavern is a long-time favorite....great for lunch, lots of good choices, casual in the bar, more quiet in the dining room! I keep going back!
This place is way too loud for us to travel 30 minutes for a meal.
Market Taverne is rated 4.3 stars by 207 OpenTable diners.


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On our trip from central to south Vietnam, we decided to travel to Quy Nhon first and foremost for the food and we were not disappointed. Day or night, Quy Nhon has no shortage of good eats. But the culinary highlight of our stay was definitely bún rạm, Vietnamese crab vermicelli soup.
Originally, we had planned to go to Vietnam's coffee capital, Buon Ma Thuot, located in the mountainous central highlands region. But our plans fell through, as these things sometimes do, and we started looking for a new destination to fill the gap in our itinerary. For this, we had just three criteria: 1) easy to get to from Hoi An, 2) nice beaches, and 3) amazing food. Quy Nhon ticked all the boxes.
Relaxing in Quy Nhon
If you're looking for a relaxed, oceanside getaway, Quy Nhon is just the place. It's a small city with a population of just under 500,000 people (as of 2019). For instance, it's one of those towns where you might get long stares and/or wide grins from neighbors who are unused to foreign faces. You have to communicate with a healthy helping from gestures. And you get approving glances when you joyfully polish off a plate of food that you can't even pronounce the name of.
Even so, as one of Vietnam's up-and-coming destinations, Quy Nhon has a more than adequate tourist infrastructure. We found a sprinkling of nice guesthouses to choose from, there's always at least one person who speaks (some) English, and it's easy to rent a scooter to get around the area.
If you want to go to where the people are, the city has two main gathering points. First, just before sundown, people flock to the long promenade to take selfies, play football, jog on the sand, or enjoy a drink at a beachside lounge. If you get hungry, myriad restaurants across the street from the promenade serve fresh fish, crabs, or snails, as well as cold beer, fruit shakes and other snacks. After dark, the main avenue Nguyen Tat Thanh comes to life with people doing their shopping and eating.
Visiting Banh It, the Cham Towers
Beyond the beaches, Quy Nhon and the surrounding mountains are dotted with intricately carved brick towers built by the Champa civilization, which had its heyday in the 9th century AD. One morning after breakfast, we got on our motorbike and rode 20 km to Thap Banh It.
From the parking lot entrance, a long staircase goes steeply up a high hill. It was a hot, muggy day when we went. We took our time climbing up the stairs and walking around the 4 towers, one of which has a temple to the Hindu god Shiva. But climbing the stairs is well worth it, as the best part was the panoramic view over the surrounding countryside. And we had the entire site to ourselves.
Eating Bun Ram in Quy Nhon
I admit it. At first, I was skeptical about going to Quy Nhon. For instance, it seemed too quiet, a bit lacking in excitement. But then, Chris sent me a link to a YouTube video in which a Vietnamese travel vlogger eats his way around the food paradise of Quy Nhon. Every single dish the dude ate looked more enticing than the last. I was sold.
Bún Rạm Mỹ Hạnh was at the top of our list of places to eat. It's one of Quy Nhon's most well-known eateries, famous throughout the province for its bun ram (crab) and bun tom (shrimp) soups. From the YouTube video, we learned that the bun ram sells out fast, so we made sure to get there before 9 am. In any case, the restaurant is only open until noon.
We sat down and ordered two bun ram. First, we got two big bowls piled high with vermicelli noodles, vegetables, herbs, and a sprinkle of peanuts. Second, the steaming hot crab soup arrived in a separate bowl.
You can add as much or as little crab soup to the bowl of noodles as you like. We poured all the crab soup into our two bowls of noodles and mixed everything together.
Without a doubt, the bun ram was heavenly. The soft noodles and fresh herbs complemented the spicy broth and abundant crab meat perfectly. We also polished off the crunchy rice crackers that are served as a side dish.
Eating Bun Ram in Quy Nhon
Bellies full, we headed to nearby District 1 Coffee. The friendly owner and barista Cong told us that his is the first specialty coffee shop in Quy Nhon. In aesthetics and in name, District 1 borrows liberally from the trendy cafes of Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon). Cong also happens to make an excellent cappuccino, which was quite welcome after a few days of drinking mostly ca phe sua, Vietnamese Robusta with condensed milk. You can read our interview with Cong here.
The crab noodle soup at Bún Rạm Mỹ Hạnh was definitely one of the top 3 meals we had on this last trip to Vietnam. Our mouths still water at the memory. If you travel for the food like we do, be sure to make the trip to Quy Nhon for the bun ram. You won't regret it.
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Analysis of the Black Women's Health Study shows that obesity as a teenager may be associated with increased risk of systemic lupus erythematous (SLE) in adulthood.
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Teens Should Stay Active to Keep Cholesterol in Check Later
The more intensely active teenagers are, the better their cholesterol levels—but they have to keep up the activity for the benefit to continue. That's what researchers found when they asked 1,826 kids to wear activity monitors for three to seven days at a time when they were 12, 14, and 15 years old. Being active at age 15 was strongly associated with lower levels of LDL ("bad") cholesterol, higher levels of HDL ("good")cholesterol, and healthful changes in other blood fats. Recent activity had a much stronger effect than did prior activity, so keep moving!
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Nuclear waste reprocessing to remove irradiated graphite involves a catalytic treatment using specially designed quartz glass assemblies.
Typical British graphite moderated high-temperature nuclear reactors each contain about 2,000 tonnes of graphite in large blocks that becomes irradiated with the carbon-14 isotope. The purpose of the graphite is to act as a moderate and a reflector in the nuclear fission process as well as a fuel matrix. The half-life of the carbon-14 is 5,730 years, and this poses a serious problem for its long-term disposal once the reactors reach the end of their operational lifetime. At present estimates, nuclear power plants in Britain will require the disposal of some 100,000 tonnes of irradiated graphite. Scientists estimate that at present there is over one quarter of a million tonnes of such irradiated graphite in waste storage facilities worldwide.
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Department of Religion and Philosophy
The Practice of Zakat in Shari'ah and non-Shari'ah states of northern Nigeria
2018. "Gift-Exchange and Gift-Giving among the Hausa in Northern Nigeria: Its Social and Religious Impact", Jos Journal of Social Issues 11,1 (2018), p. 200-205.
2018. With Jones Ogochukwu Odili, "Interplay between Religion and Politics in Nigeria" Jos Journal of Social Issues 11,1 (2018), p. 206-215.
2017. "The Practice of Zakat in Nigeria:An Analysis of the Transformation of Some Individual Muslim's Economic Status in the City of Jos", Sati Fwatshak (ed.) The Transformation of Central Nigeria: Essays in Honor of Toyin Falola, Austin, Texas: Pan-African University Press, 2017, p. 87-97. ISBN: 979-1-943533-16-9
2017. "The Practice of Zakat in Northern Nigeria and the Building of Social Relationships", Julia R. Lieberman and Michal Jan Rozbicki (eds.), Charity in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Traditions, London: Lexington Books, 2017, p. 195-210. ISBN: 978-1-4985-6085-6
2016. "The Obligation of Zakat in the Qur'an and the Challenges of its Local Interpretation in Northern Nigeria", Al-Maher Journal for Qur'anic Studies 2016, p. 102-112.


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As soon as you have completed online enrolment, please ensure that you complete the online medical questionnaire. You will find the questionnaire at: https://s3.plymouth.ac.uk/s3 . Alternatively, you can scroll down on the induction web page where you will see a link for the Medical Questionnaire (You must complete online enrolment first). The information is required solely to enable organisers of field courses, lab work and other activities you may undertake to be alerted to any special requirements or precautions which may be necessary.
Any time between 09.00 – 16.00 (Monday – Thursday) University Card Collection - Room 015, Ground Floor, Smeaton Building
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Tuesday 17 September 2019
09.30 - 10.00 Tour of Campus - Meet in Portland
Square Foyer, ground floor (A block, by the Security Office)
Dr Sean Comber
10.00 - 11.00 Getting to know the group – Room 319, Babbage Building
Dr Sean Comber
16.00 – 16.15 Introduction to Student Wellbeing Services – Lecture Theatre 1, Ground Floor, Roland Levinsky Building
Student Services will outline the support available to all students and where you need to go to access this support. The session will include information about:
- Disability Services
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- Chaplaincy
- Learning Development incl SUM UP
- Care Leavers
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16.15 – 16.45 Introduction to the Library and IT – Lecture Theatre 1, Ground Floor, Roland Levinsky Building
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16.45 – 17.00 Introduction to the Students' Union – Lecture Theatre 1, Ground Floor, Roland Levinsky Building
A representative of the Students' Union will outline all the extra-curricular activities you can enjoy, including; sports clubs and societies, volunteering, and how the Union is the hub of social life whilst studying. They provide your student support and representation.
Wednesday 18 September 2019
19.00 – 21.45 Wednesday Welcome Party - Graduation Marquee, Plymouth Hoe
The Welcome Party is your opportunity to meet informally with other students new to The Faculty of Science and Engineering as well as some current students and your academic staff.
Additionally, the evening includes a welcome drink, entertainment and the chance to win a £100 Amazon voucher.
Thursday 19 September 2019
10.00 – 12.00 Introduction to the course: training and employment opportunities and Module Choice – Room 003, Babbage Building
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You need to make your module choices online – there is a link to this facility on the student portal student.plymouth.ac.uk. Online Module Choice opens on Monday 16 September and closes on Friday 27 September.
Friday 20 September 2019
09.45 – 16.00 Field Trip – to Mount Edgcumbe
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Happy Monday, everyone!
Paper Pretties is having a Boxing Day Blowout sale from now until New Years Day. Everything Christmas related - stamps, paper, ribbon, etc. - is 45% off!!
No coupon code needed!
As a bonus, anyone who orders during the sale will receive a FREE Around the Block Antiquing Tool ! How cool is that?!
Here's a little information about this handy dandy tool:
It has a very ergonomic little handle that is very easy to hold and work with. One end of the tool is a little ink pad (brown in this case) and the other end is a little sanding disc. The ink pad end comes with a little plastic cover so that the ink doesn't dry out. This end works really nicely on the eges of cards stock before or after they are sanded as well as for "swiping" over card stock to give it an aged appearance.
The sanding edge works so nicely both on the edges of cards and to sand the surface of white core card stock or photos.
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Wizz Air continues its push to grow its network, with the announcement the airline is to establish a base at Krakow airport in Poland.
Wizz Air Airbus A321 Birmingham Airport, Image, Economy Class and Beyond
This will be Wizz Air's 26th base, which will have two Airbus A321 aircraft based at it (delivered in May and September 2019).
The Route list and lead-in prices have been set, with some rather attractive lead-in fares.
Destination Frequency Commences Lead-in Fares LONDON LUTON Twice daily 4th April 2019 PLN 89/EUR 19.99/GBP 17.99 KYIV-ZHULYANY Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 4th April 2019 PLN 89/EUR 19.99/UAH 609 NICE Wednesday, Sunday 1st May 2019 PLN 89/EUR 19.99 TURKU Wednesday, Sunday 1st May 2019 PLN 39/EUR 9.99 DONCASTER Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 2nd May 2019 PLN 89/EUR 19.99/GBP 17.99 BARI Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 2nd May 2019 PLN 89/EUR 19.99 BILLUND Monday, Friday 3rd May 2019 PLN 39 /EUR 9.99/DKK 79 CATANIA Monday, Friday 3rd May 2019 PLN 89/EUR 19.99 CATANIA Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 16th Sept 2019 PLN 89/EUR 19.99 LARNACA Monday, Friday 16th Sept 2019 PLN 89/EUR 19.99 KHARKIV Monday, Friday 16th Sept 2019 PLN 59/EUR 14.99/UAH 459 OSLO Daily 16th Sept 2019 PLN 89/EUR 19.99/NOK 209 KUTAISI Wednesday, Sunday 18th Sept 2019 PLN 89/EUR 19.99/GEL 56.99
Data – Wizz Air.
Ticketing has commenced for these routes, and of course – these lead-in fares are one-way don't cover anything bar a seat on the plane and airport taxes.
On the launch of the new base, Stephen Jones, Executive Vice President and Deputy CEO at Wizz Air stated
"Today's announcement underlines our commitment to Poland, our first market where we have launched operations back in 2004. We chose Krakow to be our newest base in Poland as we see the potential and the demand for low cost travel in this city which is one of the most popular tourist destinations as well as a rapidly developing business hub. Our newest base opens on 1 May 2019, with 80 new jobs directly with Wizz Air and starting next year we will offer 12 new and exciting routes. We are sure that our Polish customers will love the convenient schedule of our flights, the easy online booking system at wizzair.com and the wide selection of options to tailor-make the travel experience to each traveller's needs. Our continuous growth in Poland further strengthens Wizz Air's commitment to the country, the city and the airport of Krakow, as well as stimulate the tourism and hospitality industries in Poland."
Wizz Air will join fellow low cost carriers Ryanair, EasyJet, and Jet2, as well as home-carrier LOT Polish Airlines, and a number of national carriers who fly in and out of the airport.
Low Cost Carriers have an amazing ability to open new markets and new routes, and these route plans wouldn't had been random darts in a destination map. It will be interesting to see which ones survive after a year.
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From Atlas Obscura:
The life-size Stonehenge replica with its 14-foot-tall foam-stone pillars (above and below) is located at Cox Farms in northern Virginia.
Foamhenge is the creation of Mark Cline, a Virginia artist.
The pillars, which resemble rock, are made from styrofoam.
Originally built as an April Fools' joke in 2004 in Natural Bridge, Virginia, since then it has become an obligatory roadside stop for thousands of travelers.
It was featured in a GEICO commercial, seen in the television crime drama NCIS, and even used as a question in Jeopardy.
Cline has never been to Stonehenge himself, so he went online to study each rock of the ancient site to ensure it was as accurate as possible.
It took him six weeks and about $10,000 to construct.
In 2017, Cline and Cox made a deal to bring Foamhenge to the family farm on one condition.
"If you want to build a replica of Stonehenge, it's gotta work," Cline says.
Many modern-day researchers believe that Stonehenge was built to tell time, essentially as a rudimentary solar calendar.
It's thought it was constructed in stages, starting around 3000 BCE and was finished in 1500 BCE.
It was a time when humans were just learning how to farm, and it's thought that Stonehenge helped them predict seasons, solstices, and even eclipses.
So, when Cox brought Foamhenge to the farm, he called a professional to help.
He wanted to ensure the replica was set up exactly the way our ancient ancestors intended it.
Harold Geller (above) is the Observatory Director at nearby George Mason University, and he was just the type of person Lucas Cox was looking for.
Foamhenge might seem like an odd job, but Geller has consulted on couple of other unique projects in the region.
Stonehenge has held a special place in his heart ever since he visited the original when he was a graduate student.
"We forget that our ancestors really were watchful of the night sky," says Geller, "If these ancient civilizations, whoever they were, used foam instead of stone, it would have still worked the same!"
For Foamhenge to work like its predecessor, Geller needed to see the site on the summer solstice.
So, just before sunrise on June 21, 2017, Geller met Cox at the farm.
"He brought his sextant out and we watched the sun come up. It was great," Cox says, excitedly remembering that early morning meeting. "We wouldn't be doing it justice if we just dropped it in the ground somewhere. We had to get it astronomically correct."
The two men waited for the sun to peek over the horizon and quickly marked the place where each foam piece would stand.
Then, a short time later, three flatbed trucks packed with styrofoam barreled down the highway from Natural Bridge to Cox Farms.
Each foam piece weighs approximately 400 pounds.
That's nothing compared to 25 tons, the average weight per stone of the original.
But foam still poses unique challenges.
"Foam is difficult to work with because a lot of different things eat foam," says Alicia Smith, Cox Farms's art director and the person entrusted to keep Foamhenge "foam-nomenal." "You can't use spray paint on it because there's acetone in spray paint. Acetone eats foam."
Smith has her work cut out for her. Kids like to poke everything… including Foamhenge.
Curious critters like skunks and foxes have burrowed into the foam for shelter.
And unpredictable weather, like last year's hail storm, doesn't help.
"It looked like someone went through and just threw golf balls at it," says Smith, "It looked polka-dotted almost because we had so much hail."
Every year, Alicia touches up the artwork with 35 gallons of paint — Behr's "Dark Granite" to be exact.
It's a surprising amount of maintenance for styrofoam, which can take centuries to decompose in a landfill.
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When NCT's LUCAS, who was in Singapore for the MOSCHINO [tv] H&M preview party, walked into the room, we were bowled over by his modelesque height and good looks. But what impressed us most was his humility during the interview. At the end of the interview, he thanked the Singapore media present and admitted he was nervous because it was his first time doing an interview alone. It did take us by surprise, though, because although he only debuted in the K-pop group earlier this year, he's already appeared in quite a few Korean variety shows—a feat some celebs have to wait a few years for to accomplish. And perhaps, this is thanks to his no-holds-barred personality and confidence, which makes him a joy to watch on variety shows. In fact, he seems to think the same, saying, "…all the members of NCT have their own unique individual charm. In this group, my character is more cheerful and outgoing, and I like to joke around so maybe that's what sets me apart."
His unique personality also shines through when he talks about his appearance. Time and again, the 19-year-old has acknowledged his looks—"I'm good-looking," he said a few times during the interview—and this is not common among most K-pop stars. In fact, if we were to draw a comparison, one person who shares a similar personality and sense of humour is Super Junior's Kim Hee Chul, who is also under the same company as LUCAS, SM Entertainment. But when asked to name his idol, LUCAS, who is born to a Thai mother and Chinese father, picked EXO's Kai. He said, "When I was a trainee, I learned how to dance by watching his videos. I thought it was amazing how he always seems to transform into a different person whenever he's on stage. I want to be like him and showcase my ability on stage."
When a journalist in the group jokingly if he thinks Kai is better-looking than himself, LUCAS admitted Kai was more handsome and "very charming". After being assured by the journalist that they were both good-looking, he said, "We are handsome in our own way."
His quirky personality also showed when he described his first impression of Singapore. He said, "I was on the plane and it was as if I saw an illusion. At first, it was bright then the lights went out and I was like, 'What happened?' and then it suddenly turned bright again. I thought to myself this is such a beautiful city."
When asked to elaborate on his experience, his explanation still left us baffled: "I don't know if the plane's cabin had a problem because during the flight, the lights were on but suddenly they were turned off. I thought I was still sleeping and wondered what was going on, then the lights slowly came back on. I don't know if the lights were supposed to go off at that place. I really don't know, it's a little weird. Or maybe I saw a UFO."
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PS: MOSCHINO [tv] H&M will launch in H&M Orchard Building, H&M ION Orchard and online at hm.com, on November 8, 2019.
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Take Me Home (1989)
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Written by Tony Marchant, the three-part British miniseries Take Me Home starred Keith Barron as Tom, a fortyish, married cabdriver. The plot thickened when Tom had a romantic fling with the much-younger Kathy (Maggie O'Neill), who was also married. What began as a one-night stand developed into a tragically obsessive liaison, with devastating emotional consequences for all concerned. Take Me Home was telecast by BBC1 beginning May 2, 1989.


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Why we take the time to visit companies
Ian and I recently returned from a five day, six city trip across three European countries. It was a good opportunity to catch up with management teams and to see firsthand the facilities of some existing and prospective portfolio companies.
We are sometimes asked, "What value do you get from visiting companies on their home turf instead of at conferences or through conference calls?" The answer is that we view the act of going to meet them very worthwhile for a number of reasons:


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The first step to choosing a life partner is becoming fully aware of who you are.
"The first Taraz and the first effulgence which hath dawned from the horizon of the Mother Book is that man should know his own self and recognize that which leadeth unto loftiness or lowliness, glory or abasement, wealth or poverty"-Baha'u'llah
Why is it so important to know one's own self?
1. Knowing yourself lets you know what you want and thus, what you are looking for.
2. People who do not know themselves tend to project their issues on their partner and blame him/her for stuff that is actually their own fault.
3. When you know yourself, you can clearly express your feelings and wants to your partner in a way that he/she would understand.
4. Knowing yourself also enables you set boundaries and be able to respect the other person's boundaries.
Some questions you should be able to answer when you figure yourself out are :
- What do the people I have felt attracted to have in common?
- What was good for me and what was bad for me? (e.g. in former relationships or friendships)
- What specific influence has the marriage of my parents had on my attitude towards marriage?
- How do I feel about becoming a father or a mother?
- Am I ready for marriage
Secondly, it is of utmost importance to become thoroughly acquainted with the character of the other person. This is no small feat... but if you fully acknowledge who you are, honestly you have a better chance of studying another person's character.
The key here however is to follow the recommended order of things. Unlike what prevails today, relationships between human beings are first of all spiritual... a coming together of souls. It is absolutely necessary to bond with a person spiritually, emotionally and psychologically before physical bonding. The latter tends to overwhelm us and make us feel a deep connection but we forget that that is just physical, it will fade with the passing of time. Spiritual bonds however can last as long as the soul lasts and that is why it is said couples who love God before they love each other can last till the end of time.
"…man is, in reality, a spiritual being, and only when he lives in the spirit is he truly happy."
Next, it is important to agree on the logistics, where do we live, how do we raise the kids, the finances... Yes, talk about all this BEFORE the marriage.
And not to sound superstitious... listen to your parents! Yes! They need to give their blessings.
"Honor your father and your mother" was not just for show.... Apart from the fact that they have been married longer than you, LOL , they are more objective judges of character and see things you would not see. They may be wrong but they are mostly right.
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Interesting new details on dynamism, combat and more.
Posted By Shubhankar Parijat | On 23rd, Jul. 2017 Under News
The more we hear about Assassin's Creed Origins, the more excited we become for the upcoming game. It sounds like it is taking all the right cues from games like The Witcher 3 in terms of dynamism and emergent gameplay, and there's new information every day to suggest that those might be the strongest points of the game. We have some more updates today as well.
Assassin's Creed Origins director Ashraf Ismail, who earlier served as the game director for the excellent Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, recently took to Twitter to answer a number of questions asked by fans. One fan asked about the NPCs that are the archers mounted on horses, and whether their occurrence and their routines are scripted or dynamic. Ismail confirmed that the behaviour of the horse archers is indeed dynamic, and their "agendas" will even change based on what happens to and around them while they are on the road.
Ismail also confirmed while answering another fan question that once you're done with the introduction sequence of the game, it is possible to fully max out your character's level and skill tree without completing all the missions. This means that the game will basically give you the complete freedom to do whatever you want and go wherever you want to go – or something similar to a large extent – which will allow you to customize your character the way you see fit. In a third tweet, Ismail later confirmed that hand-to-hand combat – bare handed and without any weapons, basically – will also be in the game.
Assassin's Creed Origins launches on 27 October for the Xbox One, PS4 and PC. Stay tuned for continued coverage on the game.
Yes, they are dynamically moving through the world and their agendas can change based on what happens to them on the road
— Ashraf Ismail (@AshrafAIsmail) July 18, 2017
Yes after the intro of the game you can technically reach the max level, and unlock all abilities
— Ashraf Ismail (@AshrafAIsmail) July 12, 2017
You can fight bare handed
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Flags at City Hall will be lowered to half-mast from sunrise to sunset on Tuesday, April 9 to mark the National Day of Remembrance of the Battle of Vimy Ridge.
The Battle of Vimy Ridge took place in 1917 during the First World War and was the first time all four divisions of the Canadian Corps went into battle together. The Canadian victory at Vimy Ridge carried a heavy cost. Canada suffered more than 10,000 casualties, including 3,598 fatalities.
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SQ Bar & Restaurant
A cornucopia in the heart of Braunton, SQ Bar & Restaurant offers everything you could hope for in the way of delectable cuisine, tasty drinks and entertainment. The eclectic menu draws inspiration from a variety of cuisines. Alongside popular classics like roast lamb and pie of the day, guests will find pad Thai, mussels marinières and bistro rump in Madras spices. Choose from a varied wine list, ranging from New Zealand sauvignon blanc to Picpoul de Pinet. On warm days head to the enchanting terrace and enjoy something chilled from the well-stocked bar – perhaps an Espresso Martini. The staff are well trained in mixology, so if you like what you find, why not book in for a cocktail-making masterclass?
By hosting regular live entertainment evenings, this has fast become a go-to spot for a great night out. There is live music from local musicians every Thursday, and open mic nights on select Tuesdays and Thursdays. For something a little different, pop by for one of the gin festivals, Prosecco parties or wine tasting evenings. Visit before 4pm on any weekend to take advantage of the bottomless Prosecco brunch. The friendly staff can also cater for larger celebrations like birthdays, hen nights and Christmas parties, and several areas of the venue are available for private hire.


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To All the Boys I've Loved Before (2018)
Lara Jean's love life goes from imaginary to out of control when her secret letters to every boy she's ever fallen for are mysteriously mailed out.
Release: August 16, 2018
Duration: 100 Min
Languages: English
Subtitles: Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, German, Greek, English, Spanish, Spanish, Finnish, French
Lana CondorLara Jean Song Covey
Noah CentineoPeter Kavinsky
Janel ParrishMargot Song Covey
Anna CathcartKatherine "Kitty" Song Covey
Madeleine ArthurChristine
John CorbettDaniel Covey
Israel BroussardJosh Sanderson
Emilija BaranacGenevieve
Trezzo MahoroLucas James
Andrew BachelorGreg Rivera
Kelcey MawemaEmily Nussbaum
Julia BensonMrs. Kavinsky
Joey PachecoOwen Kavinsky
Edward KewinKenny
June B. WildeJoan
Isabelle BeechYoung Lara Jean