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You ask me why I call that old great-grandmother black cat Chops? Well, thereby hangs a tale. I don't mean the black tail which is standing upright and quivering at your caresses, but a story that there will be time to tell you before Charlie gets home from market.
Seven years ago, Charlie had just finished his training both at an agricultural college and under a farmer, and was thinking of going out to Texas or to Canada, and sending for me when he should have been able to make a new home for me, when his godfather, Mr. Newton, offered to let him come down and look after the draining and otherwise reclaiming of this great piece of waste land. It had come to Mr. Newton through some mortgages, I believe, and he thought something might be made of it by an active agent. It was the first time Mr. Newton had shown the least interest in us, though he was a cousin of our poor mother's; and Charlie was very much gratified, more especially as when he had 150 pounds a year and a house, he thought I might leave the school where I was working as a teacher, and make a home with him.
Yes, this is the house; but it has grown a good deal since we settled down, and will grow more before you come to it for good. Then it was only meant for a superior sort of gamekeeper, and had only six rooms in it--parlour, kitchen, and back kitchen, and three bedrooms above them; but this we agreed would be ample for ourselves and Betsey, an old servant of our mother's, who could turn her hand to anything, and on the break-up of our home had begged to join us again whenever or wherever we should have a house of our own once more.
We have half a dozen cottages near us now; but then it seemed to us like a lodge in a vast wilderness--three miles away from everything, shop, house, or church. Betsey fairly sat down and cried when she heard how far away was the butcher, and it really seemed as if we were to have the inconveniences of colonisation without the honour of it. However, contrivances made us merry; we made our rooms pretty and pleasant, and as a pony and trap were essential to Charlie in his work, we were able to fetch and carry easily. Moreover, we had already a fair kitchen garden laid out, and there were outhouses for pigs and poultry, so that even while draining and fencing were going on, we raised a good proportion of our own provisions, and very proud of them we were; our own mustard and cress, which we sowed in our initials, tasted doubly sweet when we reaped them as our earliest crop.
Mr. Newton had always said that some day he should drop down and see how Charles was getting on, but as he hardly ever stirred from his office in London, and only answered letters in the briefest and most business-like way, we had pretty well left off expecting him.
We had been here about six months, and had killed our first pig--'a pretty little porker as ever was seen,' as Betsey said. It was hard to understand, after all the petting, admiration, and back- scratching Betsey had bestowed on him, how ready she was to sentence him, and triumph in his death; while I, feeble-minded creature, delayed rising in the morning that I might cower under the bedclothes and stop my ears against his dying squeals. However, when he was no more, the housekeeping spirit triumphed in our independence of the butcher, while his fry and other delicacies lasted, and Betsey was supremely happy over the saltings of the legs, etc., with a view to the more distant future.
It was a cold day of early spring. I had been down the lanes and brought in five tiny starved primroses with short stems, for which Betsey scolded me soundly, telling me that the first brood of chickens was always the same in number as the first primroses brought into the house. I eked them out with moss in a saucer, and then, how well I remember the foolish, weary feeling that I wished something would happen to break the quiet. We were out of the reach of new books, and the two magazines we took in would not be due for ten long days. I did not feel sensible or energetic enough to turn to one of the standard well-bound volumes that had been Charlie's school prizes, and at the moment I hated my needlework, both steady sewing and fancy work. It was the same with my piano. I had no new fashionable music, and I was in a mood to disdain what was good and classical. So, as the twilight came on, I sat drearily by the fire, fondling the cat--yes, this same black cat--and thinking that my life at the ladies' college had been a good deal livelier, and that if I had given it up for the sake of my brother's society, I had very little of that.
The hunt had gone by last week--what a treat it would be if some one would meet with a little accident and be carried in here!
Behold, I heard a step at the back door, and the loud call of 'Kitty! Kitty!' There stood Charlie, as usual covered with clay nearly up to the top of his gaiters--clay either pale yellow, or horrid light blue, according to the direction of his walk. He was beginning frantically to unbutton them, and as he beheld me he cried out, 'Kitty! he's coming!' and before I could say, 'Who?' he went on, 'Old Newton. His fly is working through the mud in Draggletail Lane. The driver hailed me to ask the way, and when I saw who it was, I cut across to give you notice. He'll stay the night to a dead certainty.'
What was to be done? A wild hope seized me that, at sight of the place, he would retain his fly and go off elsewhere for better accommodation.
Only, where would he find it? The nearest town, where the only railway station then was, was eight miles off, and he was not likely to plod back thither again, and the village inn, five miles away, was little more than a pot-house.
No, we must rise to the occasion, Betsey and I, while Charlie was making himself respectable to receive the guest. Where was he to sleep? What was he to eat? A daintily fed, rather hypochrondriacal old bachelor, who seldom stirred out of his comfortable house in London. What a guest for us!
The council was held while the gaiters were being unbuttoned. He must have my room, and I would sleep with Betsey. As to food, it was impossible to send to the butcher; and even if I could have sacrificed my precious Dorking fowls, there would have been scant time to prepare them.
There was nothing for it but to give him the pork chops, intended for our to-morrow's dinner, and if he did not like them, he might fall back upon poached eggs and rashers.
'Mind,' called Charlie, as I dashed into my room to remove my properties and light the fire, so that it might get over its first smoking fit,--'mind you lock up the cat. He hates them like poison.'
It was so long before the carriage appeared, that I began half to hope, half to fear, it was a false alarm; but at last, just as it was perfectly dark, we heard it stop at the garden gate, and Charlie dashed out to open the fly door, and bring in the guest, who was panting, nervous--almost terrified, at a wild drive, so contrary to all his experiences. When the flyman's demands had been appeased, and we had got the poor old gentleman out of his wraps, he turned out to be a neat, little, prim-looking London lawyer, clean-shaved, and with an indoor complexion. I daresay Charlie, with his big frame, sunburnt face, curly beard, and loud hearty voice, seemed to him like a kind of savage, and he thought he had got among the Aborigines.
After all, he had written to announce his coming. But he had not calculated on our never getting our letters unless we sent for them. He was the very pink of politeness to me, and mourned so much over putting me to inconvenience that we could only profess our delight and desire to make him comfortable.
On the whole, it went off very well. I gave him a cup of tea to warm and occupy him while the upstairs' chimney was coming to its senses; and then Charles took him upstairs. He reappeared in precise evening dress, putting us to shame; for Charles had not a dress-coat big enough for him to get into, and I had forgotten to secure my black silk before abandoning my room. We could not ask him to eat in the best kitchen, as was our practice, and he showed himself rather dismayed at our having only one sitting-room, saying he had not thought the cottage such a dog-hole, or known that it would be inhabited by a lady; and then he paid some pretty compliment on the feminine hand evident in the room. We had laid the table before he came down, but the waiting was managed by ourselves, or rather, by Charles, for Mr. Newton's politeness made him jump up whenever I moved; so that I had to sit still and do the lady hostess, while my brother changed plates and brought in relays of the chops from the kitchen. They were a great success. Mr. Newton eyed them for a moment distrustfully, but Betsey had turned them out beautifully--all fair and delicate with transparent fat, and a brown stripe telling of the gridiron. He refused the egg alternative, and greatly enjoyed them and our Brussels sprouts, speaking highly of the pleasure of country fare, and apologising about the good appetising effects of a journey, when Charlie tempted him with a third chop, the hottest and most perfect of all.
I think we also produced a rhubarb tart, and I know he commended our prudence in having no wine, and though he refused my brother's ale, seemed highly satisfied with a tumbler of brandy and water, when I quitted the gentlemen to see to the coffee, while they talked over the scheme for farm-buildings, which Charlie had sent up to him.
When I bade him good-night, a couple of hours later, he was evidently in a serene state of mind, regarding us as very superior young people.
In the middle of the night, Betsey and I were appalled by a tremendous knocking on the wall. I threw on a dressing-gown and made for the door, while Betsey felt for the matches. As I opened a crack of the door, Charlie's voice was to be heard, 'Yes, yes; I'll get you some, sir. You'll be better presently,' interspersed with heavy groans; then, seeing me wide awake, he begged that Betsey would go down and get some hot water--'and mustard,' called out a suffering voice. 'Oh, those chops!'
Poor Mr. Newton had, it appeared, wakened with a horrible oppression on his chest, and at once attributing it to his unwonted meal of pork chops, he had begun, in the dark, knocking and calling with great energy. Charlie had stumbled in in the dark, not waiting to light a candle, and indeed ours were chiefly lamps, which took time to light. Betsey had hers, however, and had bustled into some clothes, tumbling downstairs to see whether any water were still hot in the copper, Charlie running down to help her, while I fumbled about for a lamp and listened with awe to the groans from within, wondering which of us would have to go for the doctor.
Up came Charlie, in his shirt sleeves, with a steaming jug in one hand and a lamp in the other. Up came Betsey, in a scarlet petticoat and plaid shawl, her gray locks in curl-papers, and a tallow-candle in hand. The door was thrown open, Charlie observing,
'Now, sir,' then breaking out into 'Thunder and turf' (his favourite Hibernian ejaculation); 'Ssssssss!' and therewith, her green eyes all one glare, out burst this cat! She was the nightmare! She had been sitting on the unfortunate man's chest, and all her weight had been laid to the score of the chops!
No doubt she had been attracted by the fire, stolen up in the confusion of the house, remained hidden whilst Mr. Newton was going to bed, and when the fire went out, settled herself on his chest, as it seems he slept on his back, and it was a warm position.
Probably his knockings on the wall dislodged her; but if so, imagination carried on the sense of oppression, and with feline pertinacity she had returned as soon as he was still again.
Poor old gentleman! I am afraid he heard some irrepressible laughter, and it was very sore to him to be ridiculous. His grave dignity and politeness when he came down very late the next morning were something awful, and it must have been very dreadful to him that he could not get away till half the day was over.
So dry and short was he over matters of business that Charles actually thought we might begin to pack up and make our arrangements for emigrating. Grave, dry, and civil as ever, he departed, and I never saw him more, nor do I think he ever entirely forgave me. There did not, however, come any dismissal, and when Charlie had occasion to go up to his office and see him, he was just the same as ever, and acceded to the various arrangements which have made this a civilised, though still rather remote place.
And when he died, a year ago, to our surprise we found that this same reclaimed property was left to my brother. The consequence whereof you well know, my dear little sister that is to be. Poor old Chops! you had nearly marred our fortunes; and now, will you go with me to my home at the Rectory, or do you prefer your old abode to your old mistress?
[127] [In the book this genealogy is a diagram. It is rendered as text here.--DP] John Fulford: sons: John Fulford [127a] (married Margaret Lacy) and Henry [127b].
[127a] John Fulford and Margaret Lacy: Sir Edward Fulford (married Avice Lee--died after two years), Arthur, Q.C. (married Edith Ganler) [127c], Martyn (Professor, married Mary Alwyn) [127d], Charlotte, Emily, Margaret (married Rev. H. Druce) [127e].
[127b] Henry had a son called Henry--whose son was also Henry-- whose daughter was Isabel.
[127c] Arthur, Q.C. and Edith Ganler: Margaret called Metelill, Charlotte called Charley, Sons not at New Cove.
[127d] Martyn (Professor) and Mary Alwyn: Margaret called Pica, Avice and Uchtred.
[127e] Margaret and Rev. H. Druce: Jane and large family.
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Sutherland 1st Annual Presentation (NSW)
21 February, 2009
The 1st Annual Presentation of the Sutherland Shire Futsal Association Incorporated was conducted Friday evening the 20th February 2009 from 7pm.
In excess of 120 people attended including players, parents and supporters with special guests also in attendance Mr. Adam Confoy of 5 Star Futsal, Mr. Frank Rossi representing the Futsal Standing Committee of Football NSW and Mr. Mike Bushe representing Breakers FC.
During the course of the presentation Jonathan Simnett thanked Dave Davids of Endeavour Sports High School and Greg O'Rourke, President of the Sutherland Shire Football Association Incorporated for the support of Futsal within the Sutherland Shire.
A full list of award receipients are shown below;
1. Team of the year – Under 13 Girls
2. Coach of the year – Peter Ellis
a. Under 12 Boys, Addison Klem-Goode
b. Under 14 Boys, Emmanuel Shewan
c. Under 13 Girls, Morgan Maxwell
d. Under 16 Boys, Andrew Swift
e. Under 16 Girls, Christina Schwartz
f. Youth Men, Jason Becvarovski
g. Open Women, Melissa Cox
h. Open Men, Goran Ljuboja
4. Golden Boot -
a. Under 12 Boys, Nathan Spinola (11 goals)
b. Under 14 Boys, Mark Armstrong (10 goals)
c. Under 13 Girls, Morgan Maxwell (19 goals)
d. Under 16 Boys, Jordon Figon (11 goals)
e. Under 16 Girls, Christina Schwartz (5 goals)
f. Youth Men, Jason Becvarovski (9 goals)
g. Open Women, Monica Kavanagh (7 goals)
h. Open Men, Goran Ljuboja (16 goals)
5. Best Goal Keeper Junior – Alex Pepper
6. Best Goal Keeper Senior – Bojan Radmilo
7. Club Person of the year award – Jim Apostolovski
8. Individual Player's trophies,
a. Under 12s Boys
b. Under 14s Boys
c. Under 13s Girls
d. Under 16s Boys
e. Under 16s Girls
f. Youth Men
g. Open Women
h. Open Men
9. Individual Team Managers and Coaches awards,
a. Under 12s Boys, Manager Rod Stewart and Coach Lee Pepper
b. Under 14s Boys, Manager Colin Armstrong and Coach Steve Simonovski
c. Under 13s Girls, Manager Alissa Teal and Coach Peter Ellis
d. Under 16s Boys, Manager Ken Swift and Coach Jerry Figon
e. Under 16s Girls, Manager Stephen Iacono and Coach Aldo Liemich
f. Youth Men, Manager Ken Swift and Coach Jerry Figon
g. Open Women, Manager Jonathan Simnett and Coach Dennis Church
h. Open Men, Manager Ken Swift and Coach Hector Martinez
Thank you to our Champion under 9s and 10s development squad players who also attended.
The 1st annual presentation closed with refreshments being served.
Source : Sutherland Shire Futsal
Published : 21/2/2009


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Calling the federal government's March 29 budget "a missed opportunity" to improve the nation's tax compliance system, CGA-Canada was nonetheless pleased with many of the Conservatives' fiscal moves. "The annual cost of tax compliance is $12.6 billion for Canadian business alone. However, today's budget came up short on this one critical measure," said a CGA-Canada response to the budget. "Changes to the tax system announced are piecemeal and will not bring the significant change required to give Canada the cost-effective and efficient tax system it needs," says CGA-Canada."This is unfortunate, considering the impact tax simplification would have for every Canadian household and every Canadian business," says Anthony Ariganello, FCGA, President and CEO of CGA-Canada. "We hoped for more, and, frankly, this was a missed opportunity for a win-win situation."In other areas, the Certified General Accountants were glad to see the government follow through on its promise to cut spending and balance the budget. Measures introduced include:
"It's time to get our house in order after the recent stimulus package spending," says Ariganello. "Deficit reduction is the first order of business for this government if we are going to get Canada back on track." CGA-Canada was also pleased to see the federal government deliver a plan that will not only address the deficit but encourage innovation through mechanisms like industry-academic research partnerships and a $400-million commitment to help increase private sector investment in early stage risk capital. And on the fate of the penny, Ariganello adds "If you want my two-cents worth, retiring the penny is long overdue."


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By Romany
Corinthian Privileges
It is good news that the Corinthians are, once aga:n, looking for a ground of their own. England could do with a great amateur f.sothall club, but it will have to be greas in more than tradition. For too long the Corinthians have tried to live upon their history; they have bccn too insistent upon seeking çivileges instead of stirring themselves up and earning rights.
As the Corinthians stand at present, they are a thoroughly poor side, worse than the poorest of the professional sides, unequal to the Services, and not so good as th; best amateur elevens. What Reading did to them almost any team in the first round of the Cup could have done. Before the draw, weak sides wanted them because their naiae would bring a good "gate," and their weakness would ensure passage into the next round. Their tryout matches against the highly reputed professional clubs have been farcical as the professors nearly always win easily with weak reserve and experimental sides. NO ROOM FOR SNOBS The reason for their weakness urged by the Corinthians is that the public schools are going over to rugger and eliminating their recruiting grounds. They complain that the public schools in so doing are guilty of snobbishness. Snobbery may have something to do with it, but only
indirectly. It is the parents, not the schoolmasters, who are the snobs. Schoolmasters know it, and know the reason, but the parents pay the piper.
The snobbery of public schools need make no difference to the success of the Corinthians if they would realise that only two things ought to be allowed to count inian amateur footballer, that he is a good footballer and an amateur according to the accepted standards of the club. Associatios football is essentially a democratic game. There is no room for exclusiveness in any club that would reach the top in it. THE QUEENS AS A MODEL There is, relatively, as much rugby in the schools of Scotland as in those of England. L is at leas + as good as English rugby, but that does not prevent Queen's Park being an amateur soccer club that can hold its own with the best in the world. The Queens do not ask for privileges, they don't live on their traditions, they play the pros at their own game in their own way. -They face the weekly turmoil of League football; when they are beaten down they fight back. They develop stars and lose them to professional sides, and go on fighting. They keep the finest football ground in the world though it has been said that Hampden Park keeps them; and the professionals always meet them with their best because " you never know with the Queens."
The Corinthians could do a lot worse than take the Queens as their model. They might begin by buying Wembley and thus assure themselves an income. Then they could open wide the door. There would be no shortage of amateur recruits; there would never be a shortage of really good players so long as merit only was allowed to count; but if, and when, snobbery sneaks in or friends are favoured, their success will slip out again and about one more slip would mean that Corinth would slip out altogether.
League football is necessary to the sitecess of the Corinthians; preferably Third Division stuff or maybe, for a year or two, the burly-burly of the Southern League. They would be surprised, but they would be welcomed and, with a professional eianager and a professional coach, they hould, eventually, be successful.
There is room for an amateur team
the highest circles of English Jotball, even in the First Division f the League; but the position has s be won, and that means work. 'ou can't make a first-class footballer on Saturday afternoon. There will be a t. of hope for Corinth if we hear of iern applying for admission to the suthern League, Central and Eastern seeIns. That ought to be enough for one son. Count the Southern League teams
he Cup, round two.
Golfing Reforms
cipated, women and Men, professionals, amateurs and golfing journalists forming a side that spifiicated the strength of the combined universities of Oxford and Cambridge in foursomes, all players using an experimental ball with a thick skin and a small, loosely wrapped core.
Opinions varied as to the effect of the ball, but all agreed it cut yards off their length, turned 450 to 500-yard holes into three shatters, and made them take a spoon to get 170 yards, All of which is what is wanted, the danger being that the full-length courses of yesterday will be approach-and-putting courses to-morrow.
The general opinion expressed was that the " rabbits " won 's like it, which is funny when we consider how tittle importance is ever attached in any game to the inferior performer. As a matter of fact the long-handicap golfer will like it because, on account of its thick cover, it will last longer and " laugh " at him less easily. It is not the length, but the fact, of a ball's flight that troubles the rabbit; you have only to see the sort of ball with which he .; content to play on less cc:emonious occasions to know that.
LIKES AND DISLIKES When our other suggestion, the limitation of number and standardisation of type of clubs, comes up for consideration, the
pot-hunting tigers will tell us that the professionals and shop-keepers won't like it. Perhaps they won't. They said they were not going to like the introduction of steel shafts. It is not the likes or dislikes of any section, good or bad, that matters, it is the ame, and if long-hitting in, and physical mechanisation of, golf are making it less of a game than it was an more of an exact science then the things that conduce to deterioration must go as went the slotted-faced mashie and the Schenectady putter.
COURSE RECORDS Already the records of the past and the standards of the present have no grounds on which they are comparable. Course records mean nothing, they change with the flight of the ball and the course's capacity for stretching, but, in spite of the evidence of figures, who dare say that the golfers of to-day are better than young Tom Morris, John Ball and the triumvirate Vardon, Taylor and Braid? Yet, there was hardly, a player on the vanquished side at Addington who could not beat their best on their courses with modern equipment.
No Playing For Safety
Sunderland is making history. Better still it is making history in traditional fashion. The old-time " team of all the talents " would recognise and approve the football of their successors. There is no " safety first " about Sunderland; they do not kick into touch as a matter of principle, but only as a confession of defeat. Their forwards are an attacking force and advance in line with three half-backs to support them and two backs RS a last line of defence with the goalkeeper.
The result is that there is always something doing with Sunderland. In eighteen matches they have given away a lot of goals, but goals against do not count for much if you can score more, and Sunderland can, and do. They have conceded 28 and themselves scored more than two for every one of them.
Of eighteen games, ten have been played on opponents' grounds, thirteen have been won and only three lost. They have a clear lead of five points. This looks like championship form and a lead of points like that augurs well for their chances in the Cup, in which competition their record is nothing like so impressive as it ought to be.
On present form Sunderland are far and away the best team in the country, hut, it is said, their weakness is in their reserves. You never can tell with reserves. Their first team did not look so overwhelmingly impressive before they began to do their stuff.
OVERHEARD AT A FOOTBALL MATCH Two spectators standing one behind the other eot into an areument. It is a way and an improving position. After the report and accounts had been adopted, the retiring committee was re-elected en bloc with the exception of Capt. J. Gibbons, who did not seek re-election.
The chairman stressed the need of futther support in order that the work might be extended and Mr. Harvey also appealed for more generous aid, so that the work of settling families on the land might not be hampered for lack of funds, as it is a: present.
On the motion of the chairman, messages of loyalty were sent to the Archbishop of Westminster and to the Bishop of Southwark (in whose diocese the association's farms are situated); a message to Dr. Vaughan expressing the sympathy of members in his illness and a promise of prayers for his recovery, and a letter conveying the congratulations and good wishes of members to Fr. Vincent McNabb, OP., on the attainment of his golden jubilee.


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TWO men have been arrested after a vehicle collided with a telegraph pole in Darlington.
The red Vauxhall Astra van struck the pole in Geneva Road, around 6.20am on Sunday morning, before coming to rest against a tree.
One man, believed to be the driver, left the scene but was later arrested by police on suspicion of aggravated vehicle taking.
An 18-year-old man, understood to be the van's passenger, was taken to Darlington Memorial Hospital after suffering head injuries in the collision.
He has also been arrested on suspicion of aggravated vehicle taking.
A police spokesman said the force of the impact left wiring dangerously exposed on the telegraph pole, with BT engineers carrying out emergency repairs to make it safe.
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Though sometimes the 'Golden Years' seem more like tarnished brass, they are not the end of adventure. I invite you to follow me as I transcend from full-time government employee to full-time life observer. I'll cover life, government, travel, food, gardening, whatever crosses my path.
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Traditionally, this is eaten with unleavened bread. I unsuccessfully tried making a naan bread once, and have since used flour tortillas. Your supposed to rip pieces of the bread and use it to scoop up the curry. No utensils required! But look out - you will end up with yellow fingers and nails lol!
The recipe can easily be made vegetarian by substituting the chicken with a firm tofu and/or cauliflower, and vegetable stock
In a large, deep skillet, add curry powder and ginger. Stir over medium heat until real fragrant (about a minute or 2).
Next, add the oil, garlic and onions and cook until the onions are tender. Add the chicken and cook until the juices are clear. (around 10-15 minutes depending on the size of your chicken pieces)
Slowly, stir in the chicken stock and the can of coconut milk. Now add your peeled hard-boiled eggs.Season with salt and pepper and bring to almost a soft boil. Reduce the heat to low, cover and simmer for about 30 minutes, stirring occasionally.
This is great alone or served on a bed of steamed jasmine rice. I quarter 1 egg in each serving and ladle the curry over it, I like the yolk to be intact when I'm eating it, the mix of the textures and the layers of the flavor are awesome. ENJOY ;o)!!!


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Today I am so excited to be taking a peek in the bag of one of my favorite cookie decorators…Georganne of LilaLoa!! She's crazy talented, hilarious, and she lives in Korea, so she has tons of interesting stories.
I'm so glad Georganne gave into my nosiness and agreed to spill her stuff here today!! Thanks so much, girl!!
THIS little gem is what I like to call "my bag." The tag says that it was handmade in Nepal, but honestly, I got it in a border town when I lived in Southern Arizona, so I'm not quite sure its authentic. But it IS shabby. So that's something.
Someday I will get a bag with 20 pockets. This one only has two and everything gets all jumbled up together. I try to keep the important stuff in the front pocket so I can find it easier. You know, like –
1. Korean mints.
2. My keys. I have a key to my bus-van, a key to a room inside of a building located 2 miles from my dwelling, and a key to a closet in the next town over. I do NOT, however, have a key to my apartment.
3. My cellphone. Actually, I share it with my husband. I know. I practically live in the stone age. I promise my bus-van runs on diesel though, not foot power.
4. Binder clips. I use these for practically everything. They are way better than paper clips to hold things together. I put them on my chip bags. And hold backgrounds together with them when I take pictures. And sometimes, I even use them like a little easel to prop up cookies. Also, if someone were super NOT fashionable like me, you could pull your hair back with them. Hypothetically. (Sort of.)
5. Nail clippers. I own about 20 nail clippers and have placed them strategically in my life so that I am never more than 12 seconds away from one when I need them.
6. Hair things. One for my daughter and one for me. You know, in case I lose my binder clips.
7. 100 won coin. In South Korea, the grocery carts at the store are all hooked together. You have to insert a 100 won coin to release the cart. When you hook your cart back to the other carts when you are finished, the coin pops out. It seems like such a great idea until your hands are full with small children. I like to keep at least one of these coins in my "important" pocket so I don't have to stand next to the cart line fishing around and around inside my shabby little bag trying to find the right coin while hundreds of people stream past me and my crying children. (Because if I'm desperately searching for something in my bag, you can be sure that my children have taken it as their cue to make a bid for my attention.)
8. Umm, I don't really know why these are in my bag.
And this is all the stuff in the big pocket. Basically its a bunch of stuff that kind of makes a mess. But if you're interested…
I'm a bit of a minimalist when it comes to what I like to carry around. I live in a tall apartment building and I already have to carry my two youngest children down the hall, through the elevator, and across the parking lot to my vehicle. I figure these are the bare minimum for my baby girl. A diaper, some wipes, and a pacifier.
1. Korean and American coins in a little handmade coin purse. Handmade by me! I felt so clever and crafty…until I found out that the Korean ladies helping me make this could make one in about 12 minutes and it took me a few weeks longer than that.
2. Receipts. Did you guys notice that I spent 35 THOUSAND won at the grocery store last week? Apparently, I eat A LOT of food.
3. Okay — what do you call this thing? Is it a wallet? A clutch? And more importantly, should I be embarrassed that I don't know? Either way, it has TWO zippered sides, and that's real important to me. I have to keep my dollars separate from my THOUSANDS of won. (Before things get too weird — 1,000 won is roughly equivalent to one US dollar. It is still kind of unnerving to talk about rent in terms of millions though…)
4. Stamps. Forever stamps. I've had them for…well, forever.
5. My daughter's passport photos. They give you 10 copies of the photos here. I don't really know what to do with 8 extra tiny photos of my daughter in zebra print jammies. I got my daughter's passport photos taken in zebra print jammies. I'm basically the best mother that ever existed. Hopefully she gets another passport before she's old enough to hate me for this.
1. A car cell phone charger. I really should just leave this in my vehicle, but I get paranoid. I mean, what if I'm riding in someone else's car and my phone battery dies and then the highway collapses on top of us and we're still alive but no one can find us? I think that in this case….a little bit of being prepared would go a long way. (Forget my previous statement about being a "carrying around stuff in your bag minimalist.")
2. A fan. Its real hot here in the summer. This has been in my bag since last summer. And I'd take it out, but it's almost summer again…in a couple of months…so I think I will just leave it where it is.
3. Chapstick, Sharpie, Dry-Erase marker, and a Burt's Bees lip thing. But no pen. I could really use a pen in my bag. I look for a pen in my bag about once a day, but it never appears.
4. Coupons and a notebook.
5. American Flag patch. This is my husband's. I would say that it's seen better days, but since he wore it while he was deployed in Iraq…I'd like to think that THESE are the better days.
I also had some lint and broken crayons in there somewhere. But I didn't think anyone wanted to see the lint. And my daughter stole the crayons before I could take their picture. They were both brown in case you were wondering.
Thank you Kristan and Shelly for letting me share my zebra print jammie photos and cell phone charger paranoia! Also…if my husband sees that I'm sharing my "well-loved" bag with you all, he's going to make me buy a new one. So, let's keep this between us, shall we?


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Cazbar's Chef Haluk distills the culinary traditions of Turkey's Bolu region into the kebabs, grilled meats, and salads that fill his eclectic menu. House specialties such as the char-grilled lamb shish kebab and baked okra entertain taste buds with a symphony of flavors and a break dance of textures. Other dishes bring veggies into a starring role, such as the stuffed eggplant, which the Baltimore Sun called "a lesson in delicate flavor." The complexity and care common to the kitchen's savory dishes carries over into the desserts; 50 layers of phyllo dough enclose blankets of toasted pistachios and lemon syrup in each serving of baklava.
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National and state teams from the American Legion will be in Middlesex County beginning in October to discuss veteran's entitlements and service to the community.
All wartime veterans in these areas are invited to American Legion Post 65 at Lake Ave. and Holly St. in Metuchen to learn more about The American Legion and veteran entitlements. Membership and veteran information staff will be available on Oct. 3 through Oct. 5 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. along with members of American Legion Posts in the county to kick off this community and veteran service campaign.
A Service Officer will be available for all area veterans to aid with claims or other veteran-related questions on Friday, Oct. 4 at the Metuchen location.
There will also be a table at the Middlesex Fair, being held Oct. 5 in Metuchen on Main St.
In keeping with the over 95-year tradition of The American Legion, the rejuvenated American Legion posts in Middlesex and Union County will focus on community service and assistance to veterans. The scope and nature of the posts' community service will be determined by its members and inputs from local civic and community officials.
"Service! That's what The American Legion is all about," said James E. Amos, Jr., Commander of The American Legion for the Department of New Jersey. "We exist to help each and every veteran, their families and the communities they live in."
"Union and Middlesex counties are an ideal place to strengthen partnerships between the veterans and the community," Amos added. "The people here care about their community and practice good citizenship every day. Now, wartime veterans have a special place from which they can make a difference."
Since its inception in 1919, the American Legion has been a key advocate for veterans' entitlements; children & youth; patriotic American values; a strong national defense; and quality-of-life issues for those serving in today's armed forces.
The organization, which spearheaded the original GI Bill, has been advocating reform of the veteran's health care system under its GI Bill of Health. Creation of the federal forerunner of the Department of Veterans Affairs as well as the agency's ascent to cabinet-level status is due, in part, to The American Legion's advocacy.
The American Legion was also instrumental in the establishment of the Veterans Home Loan, veterans hiring preference and just compensation to veterans suffering from illnesses related to their military service, including those whose ailments stemming from exposure to Agent Orange and mysterious Persian Gulf origins.
Equally aggressive are The American Legion's efforts to instill values in young people through numerous programs, including American Legion Boys State, American Legion Boys Nation, the National High School Oratorical Contest, American Legion Baseball, Teenage Suicide Prevention, Child Health and a McGruff Safe Kids Program.
The American Legion has supported Scouting since 1919. Many American Legion posts also support Junior ROTC high school units, fund-raising for handicapped children, and partnerships with other nonprofit organizations such as Special Olympics.
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Bridgeview, Ill. – The Roosevelt men's soccer team and Judson sloshed through a driving rain storm for 90 minutes on Wednesday afternoon with the visiting Eagles overcoming the elements to post a 4-0 victory over the Lakers at Toyota Park.
Judson (7-5-3, 4-2-2) scratched the scoreboard for three goals in the first half. Santiago Munoz opened the scoring, heading home a cross from Noah Price in the 24th minute. Micah Price and Gustavo Scorzelli would add tallies in the 38th and 39th minute, respectively, to add to the Eagles' lead.
Roosevelt (2-10-3, 1-7-0) would step up its intensity in the final 45 minutes, but Judson still managed to net its fourth goal of the match in the 55th minute. The Lakers best scoring chance came later in the period when freshman Lane Mita's strike from the top of the box was deflected away by diving Judson keeper Neil Thompson.
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The Compleat Rubyist: what's it all about?
October 17th, 2009
First things first:
In case you haven't heard about it, I'm very excited to report that I am teaming up with two other Ruby programmer-authors, namely:
- Gregory Brown, author of Ruby Best Practices, and
- Jeremy McAnally, author of Ruby in Practice
to present The Compleat Rubyist, a two-day Ruby training event in Tampa, Florida, January 22-23 2010.
The idea behind the event
It all started with the books.
We got the idea of doing some kind of joint project because our books (including the two above, plus my book, The Well-Grounded Rubyist) complement each other really nicely. My book is a language tutorial. Jeremy's book (to which both Greg and I contributed) contains advice about using Ruby in a series of application contexts. Greg's book makes a different kind of pass through the language, with an eye to idiomatic, productive techniques.
A training event seemed like the perfect collaborative effort. We've designed an unusual format, optimized for in-depth learning and for a workshop/hands-on style.
Who's it for?
I've been training Ruby programmers for years, and I can tell you that it's very common to become quite good at Ruby but still have room for getting deeper into how things work, what the best practices are, and other areas.
I'd say that's the "sweet spot" for our attendees: people who have been using Ruby, and want to go further in their understanding and skills.
Does that mean intermediate? advanced? talented beginner?
Hard to say. I'd like to think that almost any Ruby programmer can get something out of spending two days with us. (And we're hoping to get a lot out of it too.) We're not that concerned with pinpointing a level. Have a look at the event description, and decide whether it sounds good for you.
See you there, we hope!
We're happy to field questions, if you have any. There's a contact link on the event website, as well as links for registering and for more info about the venue.
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Utah-focused Potash Ridge added itself to the growing list of potash companies taking their properties to the next level when it released a positive prefeasibility study on November 7.
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The federal budget proposed by President Obama is $3.7 trillion. This is $1.5 trillion over expected tax revenue of $2.2 trillion. Speaker Boehner is seeking a reduction in spending of $100 billion and Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) is suggesting $500 billion reduction. Are you kidding me? The budget needs to be no more than the expected tax revenue of $2.2 trillion in order to stop the fiscal bleeding. So $1.5 trillion needs to be cut. America is in debt $14 trillion, equal to the gross domestic product of all America. Every working American and every business would have to give the US Treasury every dollar earned in a year in order to pay off the US Debt.
These are astronomical numbers. Try this: imagine your household owed credit card companies an amount equal to your household's net income of a year. You'd be in way over your head. Now imagine that instead of cutting your spending, you continue the spending spree, adding huge amounts to what you owe the credit card companies. In this example, you would eventually be forced into bankruptcy. In the case of America's federal government, the debt is passed on to our children.
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Today is Monday...Columbus Day. So to a parent, all that translated to was "NO SCHOOL". I saw many posts on Facebook today from friends that had the day off and were going apple/pumpkin picking, hayrides, corn mazes, etc. Now - I LOVE FALL. My birthday is at the end of this month, I was born to love fall. And I haven't picked an apple or a pumpkin yet....made hot apple cider yet....walked a corn maze yet.....made a scarecrow yet......made apple squares yet.....carved/painted pumpkins yet.....you get the picture. Fall is flying by and I don't even have Halloween costumes yet for the family. I will admit, WiggleKids has been crazy busy and so time is slipping by faster than I can do everything. It rained on our hayride/cornmaze plans this weekend....
So today, my parents took my two older daughters to the King Richards' Fair. It has become an annual event for them. They came home with cool hair ornaments, dragons that wrapped around their wrists, and their faces all painted up! They couldn't stop talking about what a great time they had. Without me. And not because I wasn't there, but inspite of the fact that I wasn't there. Any moms out there getting my drift here?
But let me back up a bit....While they were off at the fairgrounds, I was at my studio having rehearsal for my new fitness DVD that is being filmed this Sunday. Yes, you read correctly. The company that I buy my jumping balls or hippity hops as I call them, has asked if I would make a fitness DVD to sell on their website to go with the jumping balls. There are some really cool things you can do on these things besides just jumping up and down. And it's an amazing workout. Anyway, the kids did great and the parents are soooo supportive of my crazy adventures...so it was a blast. After that I had a Drums Alive class to teach. My husband brought all three of my girls, ages 2, 7 and 9 to the mall for dinner so they popped into class for the last 15 minutes. And all THREE of them were drumming away with the other kids and thier moms. It was so cute. I know my kids get sick of my classes since they take them quite a bit but they embraced the fun tonight. And seeing my two year old waggling to the music, drumming away while squealing with glee....it was so awesome to see all three of them together...the big girls helping the little one along.... Not sure if they realize they made my night....and a memory I will never forget.
So it was the first time I had seen them all day....faces painted and all.... they kept trying to tell me about thier day inbetween the drumming songs, it was so cute. So I had them ride home in my car so I could hear all about it. I must have heard, "Mom, guess what?" about 50 times. It was great...they went on and on about all the cool stuff they saw and did and ate...My 9 year old was in awe that she had chowder in a bread bowl..."Mom! I got to eat the bowl!" and my 7 year old said the turkey drumstick she was eating was "as big as her head!" LOL.
So after everyone was in bed, I called my mom to thank her and my dad for taking them. And you know what? I heard the same stories over and over from my mom...same giggles, same laughter....and it was awesome to hear her say what a wonderful day she and my dad had with thier grandchildren. I will admit, there are times I hold my breath when I make that call. Did the kids behave? Did they wear my parents out? So when I hear both sides and they each had a wonderful time, it makes me happy. I used to get upset that the kids had fun without me. Silly, huh? I used to feel bad that I wasn't the one to take them to the King Richard's Fair each year. That I had to be the super mom to enjoy each and every experience they had. I did list the stuff I haven't done yet this year, correct? You see where my problem lies...it's awful how it kills me....I do have a few things planned to do by Halloween, but I have finally come to grips with the fact that these kids need to experience things without me...as much as it may bug me at first..I am glad my children are able to have those memories with my parents. I have memories of doing certain things with my grandparents.....that is what I want for my children.
Not sure if there are many moms out there that have ever felt like I did....that you wanted to always be there to experience everything first hand. I have to tell you, it has been such an amazing thing to not always have to be the one to watch them do stuff and see their experience through my eyes....but to let them have days like today and relive the whole thing through their eyes. My girls were just as excited to come home to tell me about their day as they were when they woke up to go get it started!
Enjoy living life through the eyes of a child now and then. Really sit and listen. It's really cool.
Kimberly Ferrara, or "Coach Kim" as she is known to all her little friends, is a Certified Youth Fitness Instructor through the International Sports Science Association. Kim and her husband Steve have been married for more than 10 years and are enjoying the challenges of raising their three daughters, ages 1, 6 and. Coach Kim started her career working with children three years ago when she was a Youth Athletic Instructor for Teamworks Somerset. She taught intro to sports classes to children ages 2-8. In summer 2011, she was given the opportunity to create a preschool movement program for the Somerset Recreation Department. She ran with her idea that kids can exercise in the form of play! It came to life as WiggleKids. In these classes, preschool age children learn about healthy habits and physical fitness by dancing, playing games, and cooling down to a story relevant to their healthy habit of the week. Coach Kim also offers WiggleKids through Somerset AIRE (Adaptive Inclusive Recreation and Enrichment) for older children who may or may not be on the spectrum.
The 21stCentury After School Program in Fall River, has signed on with Wigglekids as part of the curriculum at the Doran Elementary School where Coach Kim works with grades K-2 three days a week. Part of her quest to help families get healthy has her working with her family pediatrician to create a wellness resource that will help keep parents in the know on healthy snack and meal ideas as well as easy activities to keep their children active. In addition to her Wigglekids work, she holds a part-time marketing position for Total Fitness Clubs, Inc., with concentration on their Swansea and Dartmouth locations, and is the Greater Fall River Chapter President for the National Association for Professional Women.


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Harvest is in full swing, and our vineyard crew is tirelessly hand picking chardonnay fruit at our Carneros vineyard.
If you have ever harvested grapes, you will have an appreciation for the hard work and long hours that are demanded this time of the year.
Fortunately for our cellar and vineyard crews, the weather has been temperate, mitigating a long list of unwanted challenges.
Pictured above is one of Ca' Momi's Winemakers, Dario De Conti, checking on the progress.
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Cut a piece of artistic wire measuring about 36" in length. Run the wire through your hands to smooth and straighten it.
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Place the bead and wire on the ring mandrel at one full size larger than the desired size. (If, for example, you want to make a size 8 ring, put the bead and wire at the 9 marker.)
Wrap each side of the wire around the mandrel an even number of times. I usually wrap the wire 3 full times so my band has a total of 6 pieces of wire.
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i love the look of the ring ! its very playful. Love the colors! But i think pictures would have been more helpful. i just didnt "get" the instructions. Does the wire run thru the flower by the way? Or does it run under it?
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