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Monday, June 13, 2011
DOMINO TILES - and LILAC FLOWERS
49 comments:
- Valerie said...
Hi Dorthe
I love your domino's.
You should definitely put some on your etsy, they're beautiful!
I hope your granddaughter gets better soon.
- June 13, 2011 at 11:31 AM
- Lynne Moncrieff said...
Hi Dorthe
Most definitely sweet and I love the addition of the lace.
They are fun surfaces to alter.
The flowers in your garden are so gorgeous.
- June 13, 2011 at 11:38 AM
- Marie Lost Bird Studio said...
Dear Dorthe,
sending well wishes for your granddaughter - hope she will be
ok soon.Your dominos turned out beautifully.Gorgeous rose too.
Big hugs,
- June 13, 2011 at 12:23 PM
- suziqu's thread works said...
Those little dominoes have become gorgeous little art pieces. You are such a talent my sweetheart friend.
I love the rose ones naturally and I really love the colours of that beautiful rose Dorthe I can almost smell it down the computer and the clematis colours are so lovely. How lucky to have all this colour in your gorgeous garden at present.
I am really sorry to hear that little Mathilde is not well and that you may have to go and care for her. Tell her the butterflies are up in the sky flying high anad sending her lots of butterfly hugs.
Thinking of you dearest friend and hoping all will be OK.
My love and hugs are with you,
Suzy xoxox
- June 13, 2011 at 12:39 PM
- sharon said...
Gorgeous flowers and roses Dorthe! Thank you for sharing those beautiful pictures. I wish I were walking into your shop seeing these beauties!
Your dominoes turned out fantastic...yes, you should sell some!
Sending prayers and love for your grandaughter to get well soon.
- June 13, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- Yitte said...
Your dominos turned out so besutiful. Love the roses and clematis the entre of your shop must look lovely. Hope your granddaughter will be well soon. I'm in France now with my little granddaughter. Enjoying every sunny day with her.
- June 13, 2011 at 1:38 PM
- Esther said...
beautiful work Dorthe, the las one with fabric is awesome, my fav!
lovely flowers!
- June 13, 2011 at 2:24 PM
- Julia @ Vintage with Laces said...
Your dominos are beautiful and look very romantic, dear Dorthe! I love the ones with the roses a lot but I think my favorite is the one with the vase. Your garden must be very dreamy with all those wonderful flowers blooming.
I'm sorry to hear that sweet little Mathilde is sick. Hopefully she will get well soon.
Mange kys og knus og kærlige hilsener to you, sweetie
- June 13, 2011 at 2:28 PM
- marie said...
Your dominos are beautiful Dorthe - I love the touch of fabric to the rose one!
I'll be praying for your little granddaughter ~ I hope she feels well very soon.
- June 13, 2011 at 3:08 PM
- Unknown said...
the domino pendants are so lovely dorthe! j'adore roses. your flower is beautiful as well. so sorry to hear that your granddaughter doesn't feel well. sending hugs to her!
- June 13, 2011 at 3:42 PM
- Jillayne said...
I'm sorry to hear your little grand-daughter is ill Dorthe, and I think it is wonderful that you can go to help and be with her. I always hated it when mine were ill and an extra pair of hands will help make all the difference for your daughter.
The dominos are simply beautiful! What a great idea and how charming they are. Lovely!!
- June 13, 2011 at 4:16 PM
- The Feathered Nest said...
I love the domino artwork sweet Dorthe, the possibilities are endless!!! I'm so very sorry about your granddaughter not feeling well, I'll send a prayer up for her healing...I'm sure with you near her it will be a wonderful help, much love, Dawn
- June 13, 2011 at 4:18 PM
- Emilie said...
Super yndige dominobrikker!
God bedring til dit barnebarn.
Pinsehilsner herfra.
- June 13, 2011 at 4:22 PM
- Tanya said...
Beautiful, Dorthe...and one from a favorite old song...it IS going to be a bright,sunshiny day (I can see clearly now...), today - hope it is for you, as well. Tanya
- June 13, 2011 at 4:29 PM
- Sonya Badgley said...
Hi Dorthe,
Praying that your granddaughter will be feeling better soon.
Your dominoes are wonderful! Aren't they so fun to make? :)
Your roses and clemetis' are gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
- June 13, 2011 at 5:21 PM
Hope your grandaughter will be better soon dear Dorthe. Your dominos are fantastic and like fantasy for the neck! xox Corrine
- June 13, 2011 at 6:04 PM
- Anne Bente said...
wawww total flotte ting du har lavet, og de blomster er jo helt vidunderlige
- June 13, 2011 at 7:30 PM
- Lululiz said...
They are so pretty! You picked some beautiful images for them, of course I especially love the rose one. You always make the most beautiful things, Dorthe. xxx
- June 13, 2011 at 9:00 PM
- Rhonda said...
Your dominoes are gorgeous. What tiny pieces of artwork.
I hope your granddaughter feels better soon.
- June 13, 2011 at 11:13 PM
- Pretty Ragged Threads said...
Dorthe, your dominos turned out. That rose is beautiful. Hope your Grand daughter gets well soon.
Hugs, Jackie
- June 13, 2011 at 11:17 PM
- sjmcdowell said...
Dearest Dorthe,
I am saying prayers for your dear Grand daughter to feel better quickly. I always worried about my children when they were young and had illness' too. Warm gentle hugs to her and to you too!!
I love your Dominoe jewlery. As ever you did a lovely job.
Dorthe your garden has to be so lovely with all your gorgeous flowers. I am sure it smells heavenly around your home.
Dorthe, if you go into Facebook and put in the search box "The Victorian Shoppe" you will find us there. You are also invited to share some of your things to sell...anyone can, it is an open group!!
Hugs and smiles,
- June 13, 2011 at 11:38 PM
- Draffin Bears said...
Dear Dorthe,
So sorry to hear your little granddaughter is sick and hope she is feeling better soon.
I love your sweet little tags and each one is so beautiful.
Your rose and clematis are pretty and aren't the roses lovely that have a fragrance.
Hope that you have a lovely week and will be sending good thoughts for your daughters wellness.
- June 14, 2011 at 12:57 AM
- Diane said...
Wonderful altered dominoes Dorthe, and your flowers---beautiful!!
- June 14, 2011 at 2:57 AM
- Suztats said...
I hope your granddaughter is better, Dorthe. I like your dominoes....they look lovely. My clematis are just coming into bloom, too. Nice pics of your garden.
- June 14, 2011 at 3:33 AM
- Cindy said...
They are beautiful, I have made these before but on placemat tiles. yours look just gorgeous. take care.
- June 14, 2011 at 5:27 AM
- Mosaic Magpie said...
The domoinos turned out very nice and I like the one you put the fiber on too! I adds a nice touch to it. The flowers are lovely. Sorry to hear your granddaughter is ill. I am sure when you arrive she will feel much better.
- June 14, 2011 at 5:43 AM
- Cindy Adkins said...
Oh these are so beautiful! And also, I truly hope that your granddaughter will be feeling better soon!! Have a safe trip, dear friend.
- June 14, 2011 at 9:16 AM
- Anneke said...
your dominostones are gorgeous dorthe!.
so many pretty vintage details and lovely designs.
i also like your photos from the flowers.
have a nice day and hugs!
- June 14, 2011 at 11:47 AM
- Joanne Huffman said...
your dominos are delightful. Your rose is beautiful. I hope your grand-daughter gets well soon.
- June 14, 2011 at 1:59 PM
- Fars Datter said...
Dette er mitt første besøk på bloggen din. Her var det jammen mye herlig til inspirasjon! :-)
Virkelig superfine dominos! Det gjorde seg ekstra godt med det stoffet rundt også! :-)
Takk for titten! Jeg kommer tilbake! :-)
- June 14, 2011 at 7:48 PM
Everything you put your hand and heart into turns out so lovely! Always so unsettling when our little loved ones aren't feeling well. I hope she's on the mend! Also love your flowers. I don't think I've ever seen a purple rose...and the soft colored clematis is just beautiful! Xo, Sue
- June 14, 2011 at 8:45 PM
- Mixed Media/ Altered Crafts said...
Beautiful Work! Hugs, for your granddaughter hope she is feeling well soon! Tee
- June 15, 2011 at 6:34 AM
- Paula said...
Dearest Dorthe,
Your dominos are gorgeous! You did such a beautiful job making them sweetie! I love them all, especially the ones with roses and the bird one. You are so talented! I love how you added fabric too! Your roses and clematis are so beautiful! I love the pretty shades of lavender! I am so sorry your sweet granddaughter is sick. I know she will feel much better seeing you dear heart! Have a lovely time and I look forward to seeing your next post! Love you! Paula
- June 15, 2011 at 10:24 PM
- Tammy@T's Daily Treasures said...
Dear Dorthe, I hope your granddaughter is better. I have never seen such beautiful dominoes. Lovely work. Blessings, Tammy
- June 16, 2011 at 11:52 AM
- Rebecca said...
Hi Sweet
I hope your grand daughter is well. I just hate it when the kids are sick. Your tiles are beautiful and they look very fun to do.
Wishing you well and a good stay with your grand daughter
- June 16, 2011 at 10:01 PM
- She Uses Her Words said...
Hi Dorthe,
Your dominoes are beautiful as is your dress form from yesterday's post! I hope your granddaughter is well soon and that all is well with you.
Best regards, Karen
- June 16, 2011 at 10:36 PM
- Lisa said...
Hi sweetie, remember me?? I'm finally done with Paper Cowgirls (except for my post) & catching up with blogs. Your first of course. Love these dominos, what a fun workshop. Speaking of workshops I love what you did with Karla's manniquins. Her class was amazing, the girls loved it. Hope your doing great & enjoying your summer.
- June 17, 2011 at 4:02 AM
- Suz said...
Dear Dorthe,
Nice, nice work on the dominos. I particularly like the last one, where you put your very own bit of creativity. It is charming.
I am sorry about your granddaughter and hope to hear she is well very soon.
- June 17, 2011 at 5:59 AM
- My Vintage Studio said...
Beautiful dominos!
Hope your grand daughter feels well soon.
Wishing you a wonderful weekend!
Hugs, Sharon
- June 18, 2011 at 12:19 AM
- Gaby Bee said...
Your domino pendants look fabulous, Dorthe! Hope your granddaughter gets well soon.
Have a lovely weekend!
- June 18, 2011 at 8:30 AM
- Alisa Noble said...
Those are the prettiest dominoes I've ever seen, Dorthe!
- June 18, 2011 at 3:07 PM
- creativelenna said...
Dorthe, the dominoes and the flowers are BOTH beautiful!! Thanks so much for visiting my blog and your lovely, lovely comments. Send some rain here please, we need it for our new plants! Take care and watch your mailbox for something from me ; ^ ) lenna
- June 18, 2011 at 5:06 PM
- Ragamuffin Gal said...
So truly lovely and inspiring Dorthe!
XX ~ katie
- June 18, 2011 at 7:42 PM
Oh Dorthe, those little tile pieces are stunning!
Hope you little granddaughter is feeling better.
- June 19, 2011 at 12:01 AM
Dorthe, I have a jar full of dominoes and you've inspired me! But crafting will have to wait until fall. This is painting season for me! And...I've tried to do some stitching but my broken thumb isn't healed yet. I can't stand not being able to craft! LOL! I hope you sell lots and lots of these because they're beautiful!!!
Hugs, Diane
- June 20, 2011 at 3:36 PM
- Vicki Boster said...
Dorthe - I think these domino tiles are fabulous - I love the ones you made they are beautiful! What a creative craft - these are so unique!
Your roses are beautiful - the photos are so lovely! I love roses in summer~~
- June 22, 2011 at 6:11 AM
- Viola said...
Deine Dominos sind einfach wunderschön, liebe Dorthe! Auch die Collage und Dein Herz im 1.Post sind wieder total klasse!!
- June 24, 2011 at 9:00 AM
- Jann said...
Your dominoes are wonderful and beautiful!
- July 5, 2011 at 7:34 PM
Very beautiful blog. Such lovely photos too!
Looking forward to your future posts.
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Grilled Garlic and Herb Spatchcock Chicken is seasoned with a paste made from fresh herbs and loads of garlic spread all over the surface and under the skin, then grilled to perfection. Requires no marinating but can be prepared ahead. Phenomenally delicious!
You know you have a great dish when you serve it and the room gets quiet, eyes are on the food, and all you hear is the clanging of utensils and low moans. That's this grilled garlic and herb spatchcock chicken. It's that good.
This recipe can be modified to use chicken pieces instead of a spatchcock chicken. Spatchcock means removing the backbone of the chicken then pressing it flat for quicker roasting or grilling. I have a hard time pronouncing spatchcock and whenever I do, I crack up. I know it's totally immature, but I can't help myself. You can click here for some instructions from Martha.
If spatchcocking a chicken intimidates you, you can certainly use chicken breasts, leg quarters and/or thighs. The chicken is the costar of this recipe. The star is the garlic herb paste made from fresh herbs and tons of garlic. I'm telling you, you're gonna love this dish. If you choose to use chicken pieces, make sure they are bone in and with the skin. You need that to make this good!
As for the herbs, use what you have. I use sage, oregano, and thyme. You could certainly add parsley and/or rosemary as well. Again, make up your own combination and I'm sure it will be fabulous. For this recipe fresh is best. If you must, you can use dried but the amounts should be 1/3 less. For every tablespoon, substitute with a teaspoon.
The red pepper wakes you up and I can't guarantee this recipe will taste as good without it. Spice up your life and add at least a pinch. As for the garlic, I use at least 5 cloves for each chicken. All the herbs and garlic are processed in a food processor until it forms a paste.
There's no measurement for the olive oil. Just drizzle enough to cover each side of the chicken. After you drizzle, rub it all over to get into each nook under the wings and the crease above the thighs.
Rub that delicious paste all over the top of the chicken. Don't waste it on the backside. All the backside needs is a liberal sprinkle of salt. Lift up the skin of the breast and tuck some in there. Do the same for the thighs. You want all that goodness rubbed on the meat for flavor.
The chicken will be floppy when you take it off the grill so you may want to use two tongs. It doesn't matter if the chicken looks perfect at this point because you're going to slice it into pieces anyways.
Serve grilled garlic and herb spatchcock chicken and watch how everyone reacts. This stuff is gooooood.
This goes with any one of my rice dishes as well as:
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Grilled Garlic and Herb Spatchcock ChickenPrint Recipe Pin Recipe
- 5 garlic cloves
- 1 tablespoon fresh sage leaves about 5
- 1 tablespoon fresh oregano
- 1 tablespoon fresh thyme
- 2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- Olive oil
- Additional kosher salt
- 1 spatchcock chicken
- 1 lemon sliced in half
To spatchcock a chicken:
- Remove the chicken giblets. Pat the outside dry. Place the chicken on a cutting board or large baking sheet (which is what I use), breast side down. Using a pair of sharp kitchen scissors, cut closely along either side of the backbone. Remove the bone and save it along with the neck in the package of giblets for making stock. You can freeze it for when you need it. It's a waste to discard it.
- Turn the chicken over so the breast is now facing up. You can place a paper towel underneath the chicken to keep it from slipping. Press down firmly on the breast to flatten the chicken. You should hear a crack.
To make the paste:
- Add garlic, sage, oregano, thyme, salt, and red pepper in the bowl of a food processor and process until it forms a thick paste.
Season the chicken:
- Place the chicken breast side down and drizzle oil all over. Season generously with some kosher salt. Flip the chicken over and drizzle with oil. Rub it all around the chicken. Take the paste and rub it all over the top of the chicken getting into every nook. Don't rub it on the underside. Separate the skin from the breast and thigh and rub the paste inside for an explosion of flavor.
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- Prepare the grill at medium heat.
- Place chicken on the hot grill breast side down and grill, covered, for 10 - 15 minutes. It should be nice and charred at this point. If not, cook 5 minutes longer. Flip chicken over and cook covered for another 15 minutes. Use a thermometer inserted into thickest part of the breast to check temp. It should register at 160 degrees. It will continue to cook as it rests. You may need to cook it 5 minutes - 10 longer.
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Hundreds of protesters have warned Theresa May that a hard Irish border risks destroying Northern Ireland's hard-won peace.
A mock checkpoint manned by actors dressed as soldiers and customs officers was constructed close to the frontier in Co Down on Saturday 26 January.
Machine gun-toting soldiers' "towers" were camouflaged in green and black and concrete blocks were craned into place across the road as a backdrop for a string of angry speeches by anti-Brexit campaigners from across the island.
If the UK leaves Europe without a deal, the free flow of goods could be disrupted by the creation of a hard frontier on the island, the European Commission has said.
Demonstrator Tom Murray, from Co Donegal, said it is Prime Minister Mrs May's responsibility to sort out the issue.
He said, "Ireland will not be made to suffer the folly of the Tory party.
"We are the ones who will be suffering for the mistakes made in Westminster.
"We will not accept this border, we demand that London sort out the problem that they created."
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It is more than 20 years since the 1998 Good Friday Agreement which largely ended decades of violence.
Mr Murray added, "All the peace and prosperity that we have enjoyed will be destroyed by a hard border.
"Communities could be dragged back into the old days of living in the shadow of someone else's border.
"We are the people who will suffer the most."
Security towers manned by the British Army in the hilly and remote area near the city of Newry were decommissioned in 2003 as it ended conflict era operations in Northern Ireland in support of the police.
The Irish and British governments have said they want to avoid a hard border after Brexit, and multiple sources have said Britain's withdrawal from the EU should not prompt a return to violence.
READ MORE: Soldiers may return to Irish border in event of no-deal Brexit, warns Irish premier Leo Varadkar
Some security sources have argued that if customs checks are put in place, police will be required to protect them and that could leave officers at risk from dissident republicans.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland has received extra resources for Brexit but have officially envisaged light-touch, community-style policing.
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By: Martin Dalziel on 15 May, 2015 21:45
SPFL Premiership
McDiarmid Park, Perth
Friday, May 15, 2015
CELTIC played out a gripping but goal-less draw with St Johnstone tonight as the Hoops maintained their unbeaten record this season at McDiarmid Park.
Both teams played with a high tempo which provided the crowd with an entertaining spectacle but neither side could find the killer pass or touch to grab a winner.
Lukasz Zaluska was a stand-out for the Bhoys, particularly in the first half when his saves kept the champions in the match but the Celts couldn't build on his good work to gather three points.
With the league title already wrapped up, Ronny Deila took the opportunity to shuffle his pack and introduce some fresh faces to the starting line-up. Most notable among the six changes was the inclusion of 17-year-old Kieran Tierney, who made his full debut for the Hoops after previously making a substitute appearance against Dundee at the end of April.
Zaluska also made his first appearance since replacing Craig Gordon in the Scottish Cup semi-final at Hampden and he emerged as the hero in what panned out to be an exciting first-half.
St Johnstone started the match confidently and Michael O'Halloran tested Zaluska with an early low cross to the six yard box but the Polish shot-stopper gathered comfortably.
Celtic had early chances as well, the best of them falling to Leigh Griffiths after Efe Ambrose rose well to flick on Stuart Armstrong's corner, but Alan Mannus saved on the line.
Zaluska was called into action again after Murray Davidson poked a shot at goal which looked bound for the back of the net but the Celtic keeper got a strong hand to the effort at full stretch.
The hosts then passed up a string of guilt-edged chances to take the lead. The first fell to Swanson who wasted a free header in the box after a cross in from the right before Ambrose was forced to clear off the line after Swanson's corner was headed down in the box.
O'Halloran also had a free header on 23 minutes but he too misjudged his effort. The striker was guilty again of passing up a goalscoring chance when he capitalised on a slip from Ambrose to burst free into the box on 27 minutes but Zaluska rushed out his box and made a solid stop.
Celtic's best chance after that came from Kris Commons who gathered the ball in space for the first time 20 yards out on 33 minutes but he couldn't find the target.
Zaluska then denied the home side again when he saved a shot from Swanson in the box and got to his feet again to block Davidson's rebound at the near post with 10 minutes left before half-time.
Scott Brown then saw a header cleared off the line on 40 minutes before he set Griffiths free with a brilliant ball over the top but the striker was forced wide and his cut-back to Commons in the area fell behind the attacker.
Charlie Mulgrew replaced Jason Denayer in defence for the start of the second-half, marking the Scotland internationalist's first appearance since a 1-0 win over Partick Thistle at Celtic Park on December 3 last year.
But it was the home side who carved out the first opening when Tom Scobbie won a free header in the box but the shot was palmed away by Zaluska.
Celtic began to enjoy more possession on the hour mark and they tried to take the sting out of the game by playing patiently and waiting for an opening.
Gaps then began to appear in the Saints defence, allowing Armstrong to thread a neat ball in to Brown to shoot but the skipper's effort went over. The lively James Forrest then used his pace to beat Brian Easton on the wing and play a ball into the box but Commons couldn't get on the end of the cross.
Celtic were dangerous on the break, though, and almost caught the Perth side out with a lightening quick counter-attack but Griffiths' final pass was cleared before Commons could reach it.
Tierney's night came to an end on 67 minutes when he was replaced by Emilio Izaguirre and the Bhoys almost found the opener immediately after when Mulgrew forced Mannus into a goal-line stop after Armstrong's accurate free-kick.
The match drew to a tense finish with both teams throwing men forward in search of what would most likely be a winner, leaving space at the back.
O'Halloran called Zaluska into action again with a testing shot from inside the area after getting round Matthews but the Hoops keeper was equal to the effort.
Celtic then had Izaguirre to thank when the Honduran blocked a shot from Anderson on the line after a Saints corner.
The Hoops should have then sealed the win when they hooked the ball clear from the corner to set Forrest scampering free of the home defence and clear on goal with just minutes left.
The winger rounded Scobbie and did the same to Mannus but he seemed to stumble as he aimed his shot which forced the ball wide with the goal gaping.
St Johnstone made their final change as they too chased the winner by introducing Simon Lappin for the spritely Swanson and they almost got it when Davidson rattled a shot off Zaluska's post but the Hoops survived to claim a share of the spoils.
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text: Glenn Wilkins - Wednesday, May 22, 2019 Equities Stay Lower on Trade Tension Advertisment Stocks pulled back on Wednesday as trade worries increased while declines in Qualcomm and retailer shares also dampened market sentiment. The Dow Jones Industrials were down 79.49 points to greet noon at 25,797.84, as Intel lagged. The S&P 500 decreased 6.97 points to 2,857.39, with the tech sector sliding 0.3%. The NASDAQ Composite dropped 30.68 points to 7,755.05. Qualcomm shares fell 10.4% after a U.S. judge ruled the chipmaker violated antitrust law by unlawfully suppressing competition in the cellphone chip space. Shares of Qualcomm have been under pressure all month, falling 9.7% through Tuesday's close. Retailers were also under pressure after the release of quarterly results from companies in the sector. Lowe's fell more than 11% on weaker-than-expected earnings. Nordstrom, meanwhile, dropped 9.4% as its quarterly earnings and revenue missed expectations. Target was the bright spot among retailers. The company's stock rose 9% as its earnings and revenue topped analyst expectations. Same-store sales, a key metric for retailers, also surpassed estimates. Investors also looked ahead to the release of the U.S. central bank's meeting minutes. The Federal Reserve is expected to provide insights into the May 1 meeting, when policymakers left interest rates unchanged and signaled little appetite to adjust them any time soon. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told reporters that a trip to Beijing to retake trade negotiations has not been scheduled yet. This lowered hope of a speedy resolution to the U.S.-China trade war. President Donald Trump followed through with his threat to increase tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods from 10% to 25% earlier this month. China immediately responded by upping the tariffs on $60 billion of U.S. goods to as high as 25%. Prices for the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury gained ground, lowering yields to 2.39% from Tuesday's 2.43%. Treasury prices and yields move in opposite directions. Oil prices docked $1.69 to $61.44 U.S. a barrel. Gold prices picked up $2.60 to $1,275.80 U.S. an ounce.


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Good morning all,
I am looking for the enlistment records to World War II members, specifically to Queenslanders.
I am wondering how many Queenslanders enlisted for Australian Army service during WWII and if there is any documentation relating to this.
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Hi Gary,
You will find some statistics here, over 100,000 in Queensland:
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Thanks Debra,
That is fantastic. Cheers,
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Home is where the heart is. Also, in this case, it's where an assassin kicks down the door and just, oh man, just starts killing people. It's The Prarie Wolf vs a teenage mother, an old marine, and a nine-pound antichrist. Oh and....where in the HELL is Heather?! FIND OUT HERE! (You're gonna like it!)
"This book is going to be the most sought after title of 2017" -Rick Shea of Famous Faces & Funnies comic shop
From Donny Cates, the writer of Buzzkill, Paybacks, Redneck and the breakout hit God Country, comes a pulse-pounding new series with art from THE REVISIONIST's Garry Brown!
This is the end of the first arc of Babyteeth. It will be the final chapter in the first trade paperback. If this is where the comic is starting, I cannot wait to see where it goes next. The creators have set up a compelling, unique story that grabs you from the jump with such a brilliant premise. What if a teenage girl gave birth to the Antichrist? We know that all that follows is bad news, but we don't know how we get there. That journey is full of possibilities and it's what is making Babyteeth one of the best comics of the year. Read Full Review
Great issue. Fast paced. The best in the series thus far. Keep it comin'.
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It's hard to imagine how we can all get along. Whether in the tech world, in the political arena, in love, and in the clash of different cultures. It's hard, because you are so wrong. You are so very wrong. I know what I'm talking about. I used your device for years, and now I switched, because I'm smarter than you are. I was one of the first to use it. I told everyone. I've been telling people all along. I told you. I told my mother. She didn't listen, and now look what she's stuck with. You didn't listen, because you just don't get it.
Without getting into the details, a major company recently announced a major product and it didn't live up to the hype. That's not a knock on anyone, because no product can live up to the wild pre-launch hype. Which product is not important for this column (though now is the time where I disclose my day job is working for Samsung Mobile). Let's call it a Thneed. What's important is how we all get along, even though we're on completely opposite sides of the fence.
For some products, this doesn't matter. I think the silliest arguments are between Xbox fanboys and PlayStation fanboys. That's like arguing over peanut and plain M&Ms. Why would you spend even a minute of your time arguing that the Xbox is better than the PlayStation, when you could be spending that time playing Halo (the greatest gaming series of all time). You could be spending time on your PlayStation, playing, um, I don't know, that game with the little sack puppets that jump around a lot.
[aquote]It's an argument that cannot be won, because there is no winning[/aquote]
Actually, I'm just kidding. I own both. I love both. I use both regularly. There are benefits to each. There are exclusives on each. It's an argument that cannot be won, because there is no winning. There is only gaming. I'm happy playing my games, you're happy playing yours. So let's just agree that both consoles make us happy, and go back to making fun of Nintendo.
But, I digress. Ina Fried, at All Things Digital, reported on the launch of the big new product from that big company. She noted that initial presale estimates were very high. She also notes that "Initial reaction to the was somewhat muted."
This is true, to a point. Reaction from the tech press registered disappointment after inflated expectations. Some of that disappointment was also the deflating of a balloon filled with the hot air of lusting for something — anything — new. Of course, if the Thneed were so disappointing, then presale estimates wouldn't be so high, right?
That's exactly the point John Gruber makes on his site, Daring Fireball.To quote:
"Initial reaction by whom? What could be more initial than record-breaking preorders . . . ? What she really means is that a bunch of self-proclaimed technology experts and analysts had a muted reaction . . . , and that . . . they just don't get it."
See what I was saying? According to Gruber, Fried just doesn't get it.
This got me thinking about the Transformers movies, and how terrible they were. Not the third one. I can't bash that one now since I showered it with faint praise here on SlashGear. I'm thinking of the second movie. Transformers 2 was, quite possibly, one of the worst movies ever made. It wasn't just poorly written, or poorly directed. It was actually offensive to thinking people. I did not read one good review of that movie. It earned a 20% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Know what else it earned? $400 Million dollars. Domestic. Internationally, the movie brought in well over $800 Million dollars. If Transformers 2 were a country, it would be wealthier than Grenada.
So, the audience voted with their dollars. Who was wrong? Could the people filling the seats possibly be wrong? I was one of those people, with much regret. To earn those numbers, there must have been plenty of repeat viewings. It was a very popular film, #28 on the all-time top grossing movies list. Could Michael Bay have been wrong? He earned enough money to buy a small country.
[aquote]So how can the two sides coexist?[/aquote]
But the critics weren't wrong, either. It was an awful movie. That's an opinion, not a demonstrable fact. Still, every movie critic I respect and agree with panned that movie. So how can the two sides coexist?
They each place different values on success. The critics are looking for artistic success. I'm not going to define that here, that's a thesis-worthy topic. But clearly the critics didn't find success in Transformers 2. On the other hand, pundits and investors are looking for financial success. Who cares if the movie is good or bad, as long as it made a lot of money. Look at the list of top grossing films. It's littered with movies that I wouldn't see again if you paid me (though you're welcome to try).
Saying that one side or the other is wrong is a stupid argument. It's meaningless. It is, itself, wrong. There is no right or wrong when there are variegated measures of success. It's like saying that I'm richer than you because I have a million dollars, while you only have 747,000 Euros. Sure, in the U.S., where we value the dollar, that's true. In Europe, you're the rich one. Geography aside, it would be ridiculous to say that I'm right for having dollars instead of Euros. It's a meaningless argument. We can both be right.
Gruber and Fried are both right. Fried is correct that there were pundits waiting for the launch of the Thneed who were eventually disappointed by what they saw. Gruber is right that record-breaking presales are impressive. But to say that Fried 'doesn't get it' is disingenuous, and I suspect Gruber knows this. He can rail against "self-proclaimed technology experts" all he wants, but in redefining Fried's terms to match his own criticism, he's fabricating his own reality as much as the experts he criticizes.
This is how we get along. We realize that we each value different measures of success. Those measures may be completely incompatible, but that doesn't mean they aren't relevant. When we dismiss someone else's accurate measure of success and say that they 'don't get it,' we're part of the problem. Instead, talk about what you value, what's important to you, and go from there.
Also, go see "The Dark Knight" a hundred more times, because that movie deserves to be much higher on the list.


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Craigslist $5
Do you see what I see?
Lots of CHEAP parts, no less!
So I chased off to pick up this guy, and, handing the lady my $5 she was so concerned to highlight the water mark on the top. So sweet. I didn't have the heart to tell her not to worry about it because I was cutting it all up. I just said THANK YOU.
On my return, I stood at the back of the car knocking it down into all those parts. Easier to store •until further notice• too!
I now have:
#1 the top could become a large clock face, replace a table or dresser top, line a pair of wooden tray designs I've been mulling over… I'll strip it first.
#2 and #3 I think I'll just RE-miter and make into frames.
#4 a wonderful wood turned post perfect for another world globe base!
#5 FEET! For another table design I've been sketching in my head!
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Date & TimeFri 19 July 2019 - Sun 21 July 2019
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The 1st FIG Rhythmic Gymnastics Junior World Championships will be begin from 19th – 21st July 2019, this Junior World Championships will be held at the Irina Viner-Usmanova Gymnastics Palace; Olympic Complex Luzhniki in Moscow, Russia.
The Disciplines, categories and age are:
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- Rhythmic Group (Junior)
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July 19, Friday
09:00 RGI Qualification Rope and Ball alternatively
17:30 Opening ceremony
18:30 RGG General Competition 5 Hoops and 5 Ribbons alternatively
July 20, Saturday
09:00 RGI Qualification Clubs and Ribbon alternatively
18:30 RGG General Competition 5 Ribbons and 5 Hoops alternatively
21:00 Award ceremony RGG All-Around Ranking
Award ceremony RGI-RGG Team Ranking
July 21, Sunday
12:00 RGI Rope Final
12:35 RGI Ball Final
13:10 Award ceremony RGI Rope
Followed by Award ceremony RGI Ball
13:25 RGG 5 Hoops Final
14:10 Award ceremony RGG 5 Hoops
14:20 RGI Clubs Final
14:55 RGI Ribbon final
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Today is the last day that The Halide Project's inaugural exhibition, Making Contact, will be open to the public for viewing. The exhibition features a wide variety of traditional photographic work – from c-prints to salt prints – by Bill Armstrong, Vincent Feldman, Josh Marowitz, Tricia Rosenkilde, and Sarah Van Keuren.
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GCRC Christmas Fun Day set for today
A Christmas Fun Day is planned for 1 to 5 p.m. today at Garden City Recreation, 310 N. Sixth St.
The event will feature visits and photos with Santa, carnival games, prizes, and a crafts corner where kids (and adults) can paint their own ornament.
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192pp. 89 illustrations - photos and drawings. From the library of 'W. Curtis Green'.
Title: Mediaeval Church Vaulting. Princeton Monographs in Art and Archaeology V
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"I feel fresh and clean" said Kim beaming with his new bare skin sideburns. Its the dictator look and its IN in Sentosa Singapore.
"Barber too too much off, I no wear my Skin Burns so high" said a smiling Kim.
"Will you disarm your nukes" shouted a press member at Kim
"You know, Nuclear Weapon like Kim-Chi, Hot and Spicy but next day you poo burns!"
"No I mean will you disarm what will you ask for?"
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Not sure what any of this means, we await the first 2 hour meeting.
Kim wore his blue pin striped suit with the odd pocket flaps, a style not seen since the 1980s.
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Four Pocket Tweed Vest
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You could wear this to fly fish on the Esopus. Fry up your catch in a cast iron skillet. Add some salt and pepper, a little olive oil (a lot of butter). Lemon.
Afterwards, you'll set about to hunt mushrooms—porcinis, a "chicken of the woods" the size of a football. To the victor go the spoils. Relish your primal abilities.
Later, you'll want to wear this with a jacket. Forego the belt. Belts make vest bottoms stick out in the most unflattering way. Go for suspenders instead.
Remember, this is how civilization began. 4-Pocket Tweed Vest (No. 5864). 100% Shetland wool tweed. The back is brown wool gabardine. Fully lined in navy with black dobby twill. Five striking leather-wrapped shank buttons with one additional button at tab closure. Four patch pockets with flap and button closure (pleat detail on lower pockets). Back waist-shaping darts. Selffabric belt at back with four buttons for adjustability. The English have used waistcoats to add endless style options to their wardrobes, both in the wild and out. Made in Portugal.


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Electrical power is both a useful and dangerous force that should be understood and dealt with in a safe manner while conducting workplace operations.
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Another installation belonging to the ongoing (until Oct 3) outdoor art exhibition at Rosendal's Garden here in Stockholm. Quirky, weird, wistful, witty and quite wonderful unpretentious, these worn doors with different signs do make a statement. And make you contemplate life and death. Some door samples ~
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Case Study
Personalizing Critical Safety & Compliance Training
Cashman Equipment turned automated training into engaging learning for its rapidly growing employee base.
Cashman Equipment's Challenge:
In a heavily compliance-driven industry, it's critical to ensure that learning is timely, relevant and isn't a barrier to getting work done. Especially for employees and learners who have to take safety courses and programs that require evidence-based certifications. With regulations that dedicate much of the content and cadence, it's critical for many Training teams to ensure that their employees are compliant and understand new rules, as they apply to their industry and role. The Training team at Cashman Equipment was faced with having to create engaging, blended learning programs targeting leadership, customer service, safety and compliance to support over 800 employees spanning the entire state of Nevada. They needed a scalable solution, like Bridge Learn, that would allow for flexible content authoring that provided real-time granular data regarding learning engagement.
The Objective
"At Cashman, it's really about working hard, being innovative, and doing what's best for the business. The opportunities are there and if you are willing to learn, to work hard, then you can achieve it," says Marla Cormier, Training Supervisor for Cashman Equipment. With that global approach to employee development in mind, the Training team wanted to replace their legacy system with a solution that would help them create a learning experience where employees could easily access the information they needed without having to overcome barriers related to technology or daily work routines. "The main challenges we faced was the inability to effectively manage recurrence trainings related to safety and compliance for our teams who visit and work on mine sites - those are critical certifications in live classes that have to be taken annually. Beyond that we also have hybrid courses, including online classes. We have a blended approach to learning and we needed solution that would enable the flexibility both on our side in creating, publishing and sharing content but also for our employees to enroll or reschedule courses - simply from a calendar. Also, for managers to have access to reporting at a high-level with the ability to drill-down to a granular level, if they wanted to. It used to take my team, ten or more hours a month to pull down data from our legacy system, clean it up and send it out to the managers. That was not a long-term sustainable solution, " remarked Cormier. As the Training team at Cashman Equipment began looking for a replacement, their needs analysis and requirements expanded to include email notifications for upcoming courses and certifications; and one-click access that would take them directly to their training so they no longer needed to search for courses in a course catalog.
Cashman Equipment's Approach
"Although as an industry we aren't always at the forefront of learning technology, Cashman Equipment is thoroughly invested in creating the right solution for our employees. We want to ensure that the right notifications are enabled and reminding people about critical classes so they take those classes and keep their certifications current. Where previously learners didn't receive reminders, the ability for that component to be automated with little to no administration from our end saves a tremendous amount of time," remarked Cormier about the immediate benefits that Learn has provided the Training team. Additionally, the time and effort that was previously dedicated to maintaining and resolving technical helpdesk tickets have now been transferred to creating new courses, content, and training programs. With Learn's native in-app authoring tool, the Training team plans to democratize the option of creating learning programs to other subject matter experts (SMEs) within the organization. To strategically empower managers across business functions to leverage learner engagement data so they better guide their teams to required and optional learning opportunities, Cormier foresees long-term benefits that can be manifested across the organization in terms of elevating learning to a new level, including:
- Introducing evidence-based training through Checkpoints in programs
- Piloting wellness programs that would allow the Benefits administrator to create, share, and manage annual health checks
- Creating leadership sharing programs, allowing leaders throughout the organization to create and publish thought-leadership courses
"The Bridge Customer Success team have really taken on a partnership role with us from the very beginning. From the first request of a sandbox environment when we wanted to try out what Bridge had to offer - they provided us with a complete sandbox with little restriction so we could really experience the full feature set but also they provided some best practice guidance, based on understanding where we wanted to be as an organization. They have been invested in our success and I feel like they are invested in my personal success."
How Cashman Equipment Measures Success
- Increased velocity and flexibility - Enabling blended learning was a baseline requirement for the Training team at Cashman Equipment. In order to fulfill the requirements of completing live and online trainings, with the attached certifications, Learn provided Cormier and the Training team with the ideal solution to not only create targeted learning paths for specific teams but it also allowed the team to create programs with a blend of different formats. As the Training team imported over 300 courses and videos from their legacy solution, in addition to constantly creating new content, they had ensure that learners could engage with various formats and levels of learning.
- Significant impact to daily productivity based on Safety Trainer's ability to create engaging content to train operators on new equipment used in the yard through native authoring tool in less than an hour.
- Positive influence on workflow for Training team's ability to curate and publish relevant content, within minutes, extending overall bandwidth to focus on creating strategic learning experiences for employees and leadership
- Real-time visibility into engagement - The ability to gain real-time access to leaner data is critical when it comes to ensuring that they are taking and completing courses on safety. Access to this type of data, in the timeframe that Learn provides, is crucial not only to the business as a whole but also to the safety of the individual. Additionally, learning data provides the organization with strategic insights to create roadmaps for future planning.
- 93% increase in completion of compliance and safety training by leveraging built-in email notification capabilities, targeting past due learners
- Improved tracking and reporting on attendance and receipt of certification documents for annual safety trainings, ensuring employee compliance.
- Self-directed learning and knowledge base - Learning at Cashman Equipment is much more than compliance and safety-driven - it's also about growing and developing skills. "We want learning that people want to do, instead of have to do." With that in mind, Cormier and the Training team imported over 300 courses and videos from their legacy system. To make those courses easily accessible, relevant and manageable; instead of creating catalogs as they had to do with their other system, which required an inordinate amount of manual maintenance, by leveraging Learn's tagging process Cormier and her team can easily update and provide relevant optional learning to employees. From courses and videos on topics from leadership and communication to technical courses on how to use Excel and Outlook and much more, the e-learning modules available in Learn have created a learning destination for employees.
To learn more about how Cashman Equipment is preparing today's safety and compliance learning and development champions to respond with technology-first, impactful blended learning with Bridge Learn, contact us at [email protected] or 877.576.5364.


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Julie contacted me early in her pregnancy to make sure she could schedule me for their maternity photos. I was honoured and excited to meet her and her growing family.
Right away I felt like we were old friends. Her photography session was relaxed and fun. I loved all her outfit choices. Their two pups were a little over eager to get into pictures but managed to give us a few laughs.
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OPINION PIECE | It's easy to say "no" when someone wants to bury nuclear waste in your backyard.
Who, after all, would leap at the prospect of living close to high volumes of radioactive material if they thought there was any chance it could hurt them?
So it is as understandable as it is predictable that thousands of Canadians and Americans object to the plan by Ontario Power Generation to store hundreds of thousands of cubic metres of radioactive waste in an underground bunker at the Bruce Nuclear power plant outside Kincardine.
Topping their fears is the concern, however remote, that this waste could leak into and contaminate nearby Lake Huron — a great source of drinking water as well as a vacation playground.
But it is also true that for nearly 50 years a steadily growing stockpile of nuclear waste has been stored in what was only meant to be a temporary facility at this nuclear power plant.
For reasons of health, safety and security, a permanent solution must be found. And the only way for this to happen is for someone, somewhere, to say, however reluctantly, "yes."
Ontario Power Generation proposes burying this waste in a bunker in bedrock 680 metres deep and about 1.2 kilometres from the lake. In May 2015, an environmental review panel approved the project.
But last February, well aware of the vocal opposition, the federal government asked Ontario Power Generation to provide information on locating the nuclear waste repository somewhere else.
That report is now in and — no surprise here — it found no perfect solution.
There are other 900-hectare sites across Ontario that are geologically suitable for housing a nuclear waste bunker. But trying to pick one would open the door to a host of new problems.
The biggest risk that a new site would pose would come from the need to truck up to 24,000 shipments of the hazardous waste hundreds, possibly thousands of kilometres to it from Kincardine.
Given the high number of shipments, there is a distinct possibility of one or more road collisions, which would increase the risk of radioactive exposure to the workers and the public.
Finding a community ready to embrace such a project would be challenging, too. In contrast, the municipality of Kincardine, which has benefited economically from the local nuclear power plant, will welcome the radioactive waste bunker.
In addition, moving to a new location would add up to $3.5 billion to the project's cost because of the need to buy and prepare new land as well as to safely package and ship the waste.
And while the storage bunker at the Bruce Nuclear power plant would be ready by 2026, an alternative site might not be ready for use before 2055.
This is a tough issue. Ontarians benefit greatly from nuclear power, which generates more than half of the province's electricity and without contributing to climate change. But it would be irresponsible for them to leave this nuclear waste above ground indefinitely.
Perhaps it's time to trust the scientific experts — as hard as that might be.
And perhaps, when no solution to a problem is perfect, it's best to choose the least-bad option.
OPINION, Waterloo Record, January 6 2017, as posted at http://www.therecord.com/opinion-story/7051956-nuclear-waste-needs-a-home/


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I seet out upon my journey to Britton Hall and London taking my servant Noel with me. We left N.Castle at 1/4 before 6 in the Leeds coach and reached Leeds soon after 7 at night. I went on the outside the whole way and we travelled safely and by no means unpleasantly. As I sat on the Box with the coachman I was not much annoyed by the dust; I saw the country to advantage and had the means of enquiring as to the names of places ec.
Britton Hall is Bretton Hall, the seat of the Beaumonts. Only the relevant part of the diary entry published by Hughes is included here


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I hate jogging because it makes me think too much. The same about going to the gym or waiting for the bus. When I find myself doing thinks I don't like I tend to full my mind of thoughts about what I'm having for dinner, where I can go for my next holidays or whether there's such thing as reincarnation. On the other hand, when I play football or when I watch a movie I like I'm just thinking about what I'm doing at that exact moment. And that is when I can say I'm happy.
"The Power Of Now", by Eckhart Tolle, keeps telling us that we must focus on the present. We must cherish every moment we are living, without thinking about the past or about the problems future may bring. Although some people don't like the book, I think it's a clear example of what I'm trying to say in this article. Think about your mental status while you are doing the things you like. It doesn't matter if it's talking on the phone with someone or cooking your favourite dish, what does matter is that in that precise moment your mind is completely occupied and focused in that particular action. Thus, no time for thinking.
Some examples
Some of you may love jogging because it lets you forget about everything else, set your mind in a complete empty status and just move your legs, so you are committed to that activity. I hate it because of the same reason: I only have to move my legs and go forward, which gives me loads of time to think about everything else, about how many meters I've already run and about how many minutes I've got left since I reach my goal. That's why, for instance, I like football: every single game is different and every second requires full attention in order to solve new challenges. Don't take it personal, neither you are wrong nor I'm right, it's just an example.
The same happens with books. I used to read e-books, but I got to a point in which I couldn't focus anymore and my head started to go somewhere else while consuming random letters from the screen. Hasn't it happen to you that you are so caught by the story you're reading that in your head there's no space for anything else? It's just you and your book. That's because you're enjoying it, that's because you're happy.
Holidays are meant to be full of joy and relax. "I just wanna lay on the beach, have some drinks, chill down and forget about my routine", that's what most people say when they take a time off from their everyday lives. Why is that? Because thinking about nothing (or about the thing you're doing) means that you are happy. It is also true that you may not be the happiest person in the world when your mind is blank, but at least you become a stress-free person and no negative thoughts or worries attack you.
Ok, but why is that?
Of course there's no scientific explanation behind it, but just ask yourself and you'll find the answer. In the moment you are just worried about the thing you're doing and nothing else keeps wandering into your head, you are happy. Happiness doesn't mean having a gigantic smile or being possessed by laughs during the whole day. Happiness, in this case, means having no worries and knowing that at that precise moment there's nothing else you have to think about rather than that singular activity.
The best part of it is that it is not a personal decision. You don't choose to be happy or to be sad, you don't choose either to think about things or just forget about them. It just happens, and it happens because it's real. You may not realise while you're doing your activities, but when you finish, let's say, a book you really enjoyed, you'll have that sensation that something is over, but at the same time nothing else had happened while you were reading. In other words, you are doing something you are totally engaged with. When you finish doing that, whatever it is, you stop for a second and say "Ok, that was nice, what about now?". That happens because you made a pause in your life to involve yourself into an activity you really like. During that time, you didn't care about what was going on around you because all your attention and desire were put into that single thing.
The book "The One Thing", by Gary Keller, is more or less about all this. The only difference is that Gary wants us to decide in what things to focus beforehand. When success is your target, that is totally understandable, but I'm talking about moments that just appeared into your life. You can't decide whether you are going to like something or not. What about if you were to have dinner with a friend and believed everything's going to be perfect and then it turns out that it's totally boring and you're only thinking about leaving, going home and watch a movie?
And what about when I actually have to think?
There are times in which there's not option but to think. Sit down, work on your project, have a group meeting, write, create something, etc. In this cases, "thinking" should be considered as the main activity, whereas "thinking about something else" is the think we are trying to avoid. If the there's an activity that hardly involves thinking and you enjoy it, then you are also being happy. Because reading also includes thinking, but in a passive way. I don't mean "thinking" as the human action of processing information, but as fulling your head about thoughts that are not useful at the moment. "Overthinking" could also be a good synonym.
"I think too much, that means I'm a sad person?"
Of course not. As I said before, there's no scientific reason for this. I only consider this to be one of the signals of happiness. What could be better than just enjoying the thing you're doing? The next time you finish doing something, ask yourself if you were really focused on that activity. If the answer is yes, you'll notice it comes together with a nice feeling. But if you asked yourself during the time you were doing what you were doing, that means you were already thinking about something else. Does that mean you're not happy? Not all together, but might be.


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In this course, we will be using basic ingredients and simple techniques to create fresh, tasty, homemade bread. We will look at different types of flours, doughs and designs to create exciting and impressive crusts and flavours. You will be given tips on how to knead by hand as well as using stand mixers, and also shown the equipment you'll need to make sure that your breads are always successful and delicious.
Dish examples are:
- Rustic baguette and an epi baguette
- White split tin loaf or a bakers peel
- Beer crusted wholemeal buns
- Brioche
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When you launch a new website or page, what is your biggest clue that people are searching for your keywords? That's right…your Google PageRank. Everyone wants to be the first result on the first page of those search engine results.
Unfortunately, rank tracking isn't as straightforward as it seems.
Dr. Peter J. Meyers of Moz.com compared three common rank tracking methods to see how the results differed. He took the top 500 queries from Moz.com's Google Webmaster Tools for one month and tracked 4 different ways:
Browser with Personalization
Dr. Meyers logged into his own Google account and entered each query manually into his browser (he used Chrome).
Browser with Secure Search
He ran the same queries but only after completely logging out of his Google Accounts and used the "incognito mode" that Chrome provides.
Web Crawler
Moz.com modified their MozCast application, originally designed to help track changes in the Google algorithm, and used it as a stand-alone web crawler. They then set it to crawl the 500 queries and provide analytics.
Google Webmaster Tools
Dr. Meyers retrieved data for these queries for the same date as the previous three methods were used. The actual data used was from the "average position data" in Google Webmaster Tools (GWT). The resulting list was massaged to resemble the parameters used in the other searches.
All four ranking methods correlated to each other pretty well. A reminder from high school math class: r = 1 indicates perfect correlation and as the value descends from 1.0 to 0.0, the weaker the correlation.
Here are the correlation values (r values) between pairs of methods using those 500 queries (hint: anything above 0.9 is pretty darn good):
Obviously, these results are only for correlations between two methods, not four. But Dr. Meyers and his team did some higher math and determined that, while Google Webmaster Tools agreed less with the other three methods, the difference was not statistically significant.
To you and me that means all four methods agreed well enough for comparison purposes; quibblers may argue amongst themselves.
Since all four methods agreed well enough for government work, the experiment didn't really show any "right" way to determine how a page would rank. But Dr. Meyers picked apart the data and found a couple of interesting things:
Moz.com concluded that any one of the four methods will get you in the ball park of knowing where your page ranks. And that's all you really need to start improving your rankings. Anything more precise is a form of wheel-spinning that nobody really has time for.
As Dr. Meyers observed, "…don't put too much faith in any one number." Take what you have and run with it.
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Active Ants takes care of all logistics behind a webshop. The webshops can concentrate on their retail format, we take care of the rest. This means:
- Receiving goods
- Storing goods
- Picking orders
- Packing orders
- Shipping orders
- Return handling orders
Receiving goods
Every day over 100 webshops deliver goods to our 150,000 sqm warehouse facility in Nieuwegein, the Netherlands. We make sure the goods are checked on arrival and that every SKU is securely stored in our warehouse. Because we very well understand the importance that goods received are being stored fast so that they can be sold and shipped off again, we make sure your goods are sellable the same day that we receive them.
Storage will always be secure in our 60,000 bins automated warehouse storage system called Autostore. No human can access this storage cube, except for at the camera protected picking ports. You only pay for storage that you use, we donnot designate space for you. In peek seasons when you store more you pay some more, in low seasons you pay less.
Robots provide bins with stored goods to operators which take out the necessary products per order. This process is so refined that we are confident to promise zero picking mistakes. Nevertheless when we would make a picking mistake, we pay a fine.
Orders are packed either manually or with one of our automated packing machines. This depends on size, weight and desired packing material. After packing boxes are being shipped off with over 10 different carriers to choose from. Bpost, Correos, DHL, Dpd, GLS, FedEx, La Poste, PostNL, UPS, Swiss Post and some smaller local carriers.
Returns handling
Handling online fashion retailers is one of our specialities and because of this we have an extended experience in processing high volumes of returned goods.
All our services are managed through our own state of the art IT platform (WMS) called Maya. This platform enables you to easily connect your IT to ours and have the necessary steering and client information realtime at your disposal.


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In one of our previous articles we explored 6 benefits of an apart hotel. We covered key elements like value for money, privacy and an experience designed to make you feel at home. But do you know how countries across the globe adapt their own apart hotels? It's time to explore that question…
We have rounded up some the best apart hotels around the world, from sunny shores to historic cities…
Matina Pefkos Aparthotel
- Location – Rhodes, Greece
- Summary – The Matina Pefkos Aparthotel is a fantastic choice for a relaxing European holiday. This apart hotel caters to all types of guests whether families or couples. There is a 24-hour reception with English speaking staff.
- Why Choose this Destination – Rhodes is one of the best places you can visit in Greece, especially if you have interest in Greek mythology. There are several wonderful and fascinating sights to capture.
Worthing Court Apartment Hotel
- Location – Worthing, Barbados
- Summary – Are you looking for a self-catering holiday to the Caribbean? Look no further than the Worthing Court Apartment Hotel. The Worthing Court features a swimming pool, spa, gym and games room.
- Why Choose this Destination – This apartment hotel is just a few steps away from the beautiful Worthing Beach. When it comes to dream destinations, Barbados is consistently at the top of a lot of holidaymakers wish lists.
Best Apart Hotel
- Location – Kas, Turkey
- Summary – If the name is anything to go by, you will have quite the enjoyable Turkish holiday at the Best Apart Hotel. The building features Mediterranean architecture and guests can choose sea view rooms as well as soundproof rooms which include a flat screen TV, dressing room, sofa and more.
- Why Choose this Destination – Turkey is a popular choice during the summer months for British tourists. Satisfy your entertainment needs at a nearby theatre or taste contemporary, European or Turkish cuisine at a restaurant just metres away.
Zoku Amsterdam
- Location – Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Summary – The Zoku offers quite a unique experience for travelling professionals whether looking for a short stay or an extended stay. This hotel specialises in providing a home-office hybrid environment that comes equipped with all the facilities you need to work and socialise.
- Why Choose this Destination – Amsterdam is a wonderful city if you have an interest in nightlife, architecture or just exploring a new place. The Zoku is situated within the heart of the city so getting from one place to another won't be an issue.
Aparthotel Puerto Azul
- Location – Marbella, Spain
- Summary – Planning on a sunny getaway? Add the Aparthotel Puerto Aazul to your Spanish itinerary. These apartments and studio rooms hold up to 3 people and can offer fantastic seafront views. There's even an on-site restaurant offering Spanish and Italian cuisine as well as a swimming pool with sundeck.
- Why Choose this Destination – This apart hotel is situated in Marbella, one of the finest destinations for catching a sunny break. Marbella is a popular choice for tourists with plenty of activities available. You can board a Catamaran boat trip, get a bargain at the weekly markets or treat yourself to a spa and massage.
Duva Aparthotel
- Location – Puerto Pollensa, Majorca
- Summary – The Duva Aparthotel in Majorca is a family friendly apart hotel and is the perfect destination for holidaymakers who like to engage in cycling and other sport activities while soaking in the sun. Your accommodation options include Standard Apartments, Duvabitat *** Apartments and Premium Apartments.
- Why Choose this Destination – Majorca is a small Caribbean-like island with plenty to offer whether you want a relaxing or an adventurous holiday. Majorca is one of the best cities in Europe for cycling due to its varied landscape and beautiful sights.
Aparthotel Oceano
- Location – Lanzarote, Spain
- Summary – The Aparthotel Oceano is set on the popular tourist island of Lanzarote. This apart hotel is celebrating its 30th year having been built in 1989. At the resort you will find a fantastic swimming pool and a pool bar.
- Why Choose this Destination – The Spanish island of Lanzarote is hugely popular among British tourists. You're guaranteed gorgeous weather and can engage in a number of watersport activities including windsurfing and diving.
Aparthotel Holiday
- Location – Bibione, Italy
- Summary – The Aparthotel Holiday is a four-star apart hotel in Italy. This hotel promises to deliver a first-class experience and is an excellent choice for families. There are 130 apartments which overlook the sea. As well as a charming beach, there are a range of sports, shopping and kids activities to keep everyone entertained.
- Why Choose this Destination – Bibione is a lovely tourist resort known for its long beach with soft sand and clear waters. Despite being popular since the 1950s, the resort is typically quiet and comes to life in the summer with large scale events.
Room With A View
- Location – Reykjavik, Iceland
- Summary – The Room With A View is an apart hotel in the capital of Iceland. This hotel comprises of 46 apartments and is a suitable option whether you are looking for a romantic weekend, a family holiday or a group party. The hotel is set for further improvement in 2019 with 33 new rooms, a fresh design and stunning views of the city.
- Why Choose this Destination – Reykjavik is a truly unique European city to visit and a popular destination for tourists looking to catch sight of the stunning Northern Lights. Reykjavik is a family friendly city with plenty of activities, incredible nature and fascinating art & culture.
A Luxury Apart Hotel in England
Looking for something a little closer to home? The Richmond Apart Hotel is the right choice for you. This apart hotel is based in the heart of Liverpool's thriving city centre and takes luxury accommodation to a whole new level. Book a room today to secure an experience tailored to you.


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Frances Ford's Drop Sugar Cookies
Recipe courtesy of Susan Ford's Recipe Stash
Makes 30 cookies
Additional tools: a glass with a pattern on the bottom for pressing the cookies
Note: substitute 1/2 cup cocoa for 1/2 cup flour for chocolate sugar cookies
Mom's Sugar Cookies
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Preheat oven to 350˚F.
Sift together flour, baking soda, and salt; reserve.
Cream together butter, shortening, 1 cup granulated sugar, vanilla and egg. Incorporate flour mixture into creamed mixture; blend in up to 2 tablespoons milk if needed.
Drop dough by rounded teaspoons onto un-greased baking sheets.
Put the remaining 1/2 cup sugar in a small flat bowl or saucer. Dip the bottom of your patterned glass in some water, shake off the excess, dip the bottom of the glass into the sugar, and press out the balls of cookie dough. Dip in sugar for each cookie.
Bake for 12 minutes, or until beginning to brown around the edges.
Variation: For chocolate sugar cookies, substitute 1/2 cup of cocoa powder for 1/2 cup flour.
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It is no secret that the actual HDD recovery process is generally kept under lock and key by the provider. There is a reason for this, so that we cannot learn how to do it on our own and save the cash in our bank account!
There are a few steps I have been able to track on my own since having to go through the process a time or two. First, you get your drive to the recipient. Either drive it there to drop off or mail it to them. Then the recipient will receive it and categorize it. This includes taking down the serial number, details and issues the drive is giving. Then it will be assessed fully in order to document any physical damage or issues that can be noticed visually.
From there they will begin to try and bring the drive back to life. Trying to boot it up, clone it, and even accomplish a backup in order to salvage all they can. Configuring and cloning are normally included in the HDD recovery fee. Make sure that you verify this part before they go any further. You do not want any surprises when it comes to your equipment.
How To Fix The Problem With A Drobo Disk
There are a number of ways on how to fix the problem with a Drobo disk. First, get the manufacturer guidelines and understand the information step by step. Some people experience an issue with their device because they did not know how to operate the Drobo disk. Simply follow the instructions carefully and do not attempt to repair the disk if you are quite unsure. Second, seek the help of an expert computer technician. There are a number of technicians who can handle your problem with Drobo disk. However, you have to make it sure that this person can handle your concern without adding another problem to it. Take your time in assessing the expertise of this technician so that you can guarantee that your files are not lost and your technical issues with the device are fixed as soon as possible.
Lastly, make comparisons with the technicians that you encounter online or offline. Never let your Drobo disk fixed by a person who is not familiar with it in any way. This will just make your problem with your Drobo disk worse. Hence, research carefully and ask help from your friends or loved ones who know how to handle this high technology device.
Common Reasons for Dell PowerEdge Logical Drive Failure
Before having your Dell PowerEdge Logical drive failure fixed by a computer technician, it is important to know the reasons why the problem exists. Basically, some individuals accidentally expose their computer to heat, water and shock. These external factors can cause permanent damage to the computer, especially when the exposure is long enough. Knowing that computers are not resistant to any of these external factors, you have to avoid and keep your computer dry and ventilated. Dell Poweredge logical drive failed is also a common error message when you have downloaded or used a software that can corrupt the entire computer system. There are a number of computer viruses and scams on the internet. They can eventually damage your hard drive, especially if you have fallen into this trap before. Thus, make sure that you know what you are downloading and protect your computer with an anti-virus program.
Lastly, some computer hard disks or RAID 5 arrays may have experienced a mechanical failure. There are times that the internal parts are worn out and electrical responses are not the same as before. This can greatly affect your computer system which will later on lead to Dell Poweredge logical drive failure. This site has more in depth details. There is also a pretty in depth guide to Dell PowerEdge data recovery here.
The Fundamentals Of Controllers In RAID Arrays
The hard drives are the most important components that are used by servers. All the files and data are stored here. If you want to increase the storage capacity of your computer then these drives play a vital role in storing the data and increasing the capacity of the system in general. All the data in most RAID arrays are interpreted by using a disk controller and it gives the instructions to the hard drive to maintain the file system. Dell is considered among the most important brands with best servers, and uses the PERC system of controllers.
A Dell PowerEdge 2800 logical disk failure can lead to several damaging effects for the array stack including the loss of all of the data. It is very important to properly maintain the controllers in order to prevent Dell PowerEdge 2800 logical disk failure. If youproperly maintain the hard drive system, with a strong focus on the parity disk, it will lower the risks of the failure and will also enhance the performance of the server.
I absolutely do not wany surprises when it comes to HDD recovery. I am the kind of person who relies so much on computers that I do not even keep a copy of an important file knowing that it is already saved on my computer. I will not hesitate to pay for a credible HDD recovery firm because failure to recover my files means ending my business.


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Building a community with Indigenous perspectives
Moving away from home and starting post-secondary for the first time can be scary. This is especially true for students coming to campus from remote communities. The Aboriginal Resource Centre (ARC) provides students from Indigenous backgrounds with resources to help ease the transition to campus life, and tools to succeed once they get here. The centre also provides information and programming for non-Indigenous students who want to learn more about Indigenous cultural perspectives.
Here's a list of some of the programs and events that are hosted through the ARC:
Peer tutoring and shared computer space
The ARC (located on the 2nd floor of the LRC at North campus and in WEL 301 at Lakeshore) offers a large space for students to gather and work independently or collaboratively. There are free-to-use computers available in the space that students can access for as long as they need during operating hours. Peer tutoring is also available. Academic Counseling tailored to the individual needs of Aboriginal students can also be accessed at the centre.
Elder services
Through the Aboriginal Resource Centre, students are able to book an appointment with the campus Elder. The Elder helps students access culturally relevant information in regards to a variety of issues they may be facing, this includes as personal, academic or spiritual concerns. For more information and to book an appointment, visit the Aboriginal Student Centre website.
Indigenous Students Association
The Association is a student-run club registered with IGNITE. They work together with the Aboriginal Resource Centre to help create programming to engage students with Indigenous perspectives. They run monthly events at both the North and Lakeshore campuses. Visit their Facebook page for more information.
The ability to pay for school is a major obstacle often hindering students from attending post-secondary education. To help vulnerable students overcome this potential barrier, the ARC provides bursary and funding opportunities to Indigenous students.
Students also have the opportunity to apply for work-study positions within the ARC. This gives students the ability to get involved directly with the ARC while also making extra money to fund their education.
Indigenous Knowledge Gathering 2019
The Indigenous Knowledge Gathering is the biggest event of the year for the Aboriginal Resource Centre. This annual three-day event brings together some of the most influential voices in the Indigenous community to speak on a series of topical issues. This year's theme was Indigenous Knowledge and how it has been shaped and transcended through time. Keynote speakers for the event included Elder Jim Dumont, Sarain Fox, Karyn Recollet, and Dr. Jeff Corntassel. Day-one also included a live performance from Indigenous performer DJ Shub to end off the afternoon.
Cultural Markers
Since much of our campus is built on Indigenous land, the ARC has created a number of cultural markers all around North and Lakeshore campuses to honour the footsteps travelled by our Indigenous brothers and sisters. These markers are a collaborative artistic effort meant to shed light on the unique history of peoples who historically inhabited the land. The project was designed and executed by an Indigenous-led team of architects and designers. The installations are based on historical Indigenous teachings and traditions such as The migration trail, the 7 fires of creation and the path of life. They are considered as a visual representation of this wisdom. For more information about the legacy behind these installations please visit their website.
For more information about the Aboriginal Resource Centre and their other programming please visit their website, Facebook and Twitter pages.
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