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Age: 25 | Height: 5'10″ Hometown: Mississauga
Andrea was born in Sarajevo, Bosnia in 1987. This was a pivotal time in the separation of the former Yugoslavia that uprooted many families, including Andrea's to Belgrade, Serbia and eventually Mississauga, Ontario.
Having not spoken a word of English upon her arrival, Andrea was fluent after only 3 months! As an energetic, positive, and charismatic child, she found herself interested in dancing, acting, and modeling.
Andrea dreamed of being a performer, which led her to attend Cawthra Park Secondary School for the Arts. She would later live out that dream on a variety of stages, including TV series, commercials, print campaigns, and modeling for runway shows during Toronto Fashion Week.
Although Andrea loves modeling and acting, you can tell she has the whole package by her educational achievements. Andrea holds a degree from the University of Toronto, in political science and a diploma from Sheridan College for Digital Communications and is currently working toward getting her Canadian Securities Certification.
While she continues to pursue modeling and acting as a hobby, Andrea is also working for an online advertising company in downtown Toronto. An ambitious young professional, Andrea strives to one day run a business of her own.
Her love of travel has led her to explore over a dozen countries, and she plans to visit all eight wonders of the world; she's already crossed two off her list!
Andrea gladly welcomes the unknown and unfamiliar and looks forward to tackling any challenge that comes her way!
Sponsored by: Qi-Tranquility Spa, Radix Performance Inc., Karisma Talent Group, Superior Professional Services Inc (SPC Inc.), MS Hair Extensions, Jumbleberry, Family and Friends.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AK1cFImkLL0 Languages spoken fluently (please include your native language if English is not your native language): Serbian and English What are your interests and what do you enjoy doing the most? I would consider myself to be very adventurous. I think it's healthy to step out of your comfort zone and do something that scares you every once in a while. I love to challenge myself, so last summer I started learning how to ride a motorcycle! I am a complete foodie, whether I am cooking at home or out for dinner somewhere new. My love for travel has taken me to over a dozen countries, where I try to live like a local while taking pictures of the scenery and architecture the whole way. List any special training you have had (music, art, drama, dance, etc.) Audition Workshop with Sevag Savgherian/Impact Casting On Camera Audition Techniques with Gloria/Steven Mann Communication Workshop at Second City Dance (Hip Hop) with Sean Byfield Dance (Jazz) with Laura Furtado In what sports, if any, have you participated? Skiing (downhill and cross country), swimming, tennis, volleyball (beach + indoor), ice skating, biking, soccer, rollerblading, badminton, basketball, baseball, rock climbing, sailing, water skiing, fishing, canoeing Name one person, other than your parents, who has had the most influence on your life. Why? My aunt has had the most influence on me. Being a war widow, she has been faced with many obstacles in her life that she has overcome with a positive attitude. She is a strong woman who taught me to always be thankful for what I have, remain positive no matter what life throws at you, and keep pushing forward! What is your proudest personal accomplishment (other than participating in this pageant)? Growing up, my parents taught me that independence and intelligence are the two most important things a woman can possess. Following their advice, I made it my priority to finish University and become self-sufficient as early as possible. I paid for both my University degree and College diploma out of my own pocket. Going through that experience taught me the value of a dollar and better prepared me for the real world. The level of satisfaction I felt when I graduated was indescribable!! What is the most interesting or unique thing that has ever happened to you and/or what is the most interesting thing about you? Every time I talk about someone I haven't seen for a long time, they have a weird way of coming back into my life shortly thereafter. I must have a strong, magnetic energy! What is your career ambition and what are you doing or plan to do to accomplish that goal? My career ambition is to turn my passion for fashion into a career. I think I'm well on my way to accomplishing this goal with a big head start having been involved with fashion and modeling for many years. I am working for an online marketing company right now, where I am learning business and advertising fundamentals, as well as e-commerce. I plan on taking the knowledge and skills I have acquired and applying it to a position in the fashion industry. Eventually, I'd like to start my own online fashion business. What would be your "dream job" in life? My dream job would be to hold the title of Miss Universe. I feel that the ideal candidate is recognized for her beauty, intelligence and class equally, which are the things I value the most in myself, and women around me. It would give me the opportunity to represent my country, and be a positive role model for many women around the world. For me, being Miss Universe encompasses all my passions for beauty, education and leadership. Lastly, along with this amazing title, I would have a platform that I would feel privileged to use for raising awareness for various humanitarian issues and causes. Are you currently a student? Yes If yes, where? CSC Global Education Area of study: Canadian Securities Are you currently employed? Yes. If yes, what is your occupation? Campaign Manager Describe where you were raised and what your childhood was like. I had an interesting childhood, having been born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia during a time of war and civil unrest. The war forced my family to move to Belgrade, Serbia when I was 5 and then, eventually, Mississauga, Ontario when I was 8. Despite the difficulty of having to move from country to country at a young age, it has instilled in me a desire to continue traveling and explore the world. Having been around a lot of different races, cultures, and religions, I learned to be understanding, respectful, and accepting of everyone around me. Through traveling, I gained a lot of independence and life experience in a short amount of time. These experiences have had a lasting impact on my life and have helped shape me into the person I am today. List any interesting or unusual jobs you may have had. I did an on location photo shoot with the Toronto FC modeling men's clothing by Bikkembergs. List any volunteering you have done. I volunteered for and non-profit organization called Women in Film and Television. Their goal is to provide tools and workshops for Canadian women in film and television to further their career. I've also participated in dozens of charity fashion shows in Toronto and all around the GTA. What is your most unusual talent? I can hula hoop for a very, very long time! Where is the most interesting place you have been to? I've been to a lot of great cities, but my favourite has to be Barcelona, Spain. It is a diverse cosmopolitan and a breathtaking oceanfront all in one city. Barcelona is filled with a ton of history and beautiful architecture like the Gaudi Buildings. There is so much energy along the waterfront with what seem like never-ending beaches and one of the busiest ports in the world. The seafood is incredible; this was where I fell in love with mussels and oysters! Yum! What do you hope to be doing in ten years? In 10 years, I hope to be living out my dream as a successful fashion entrepreneur. I see myself as a loving wife and mother, surrounded by a happy and healthy family. I hope to be a published author and inspire people with my life story, which is one of hard work, persistence, and positivity. Is there anything you would like to add that we haven't asked? I would like to thank the whole Miss Universe organization and the Miss Universe Canada staff that has been so incredibly patient and supportive. Thank you for this opportunity for allowing me to be a part of this unforgettable experience! BIG THANKS to my sponsors, family and friends for their endless love and encouragements, I could have done it with out you!!!!


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The publisher that has given me the chance to write my 2 APEX Cookbooks is celebrating it's tenth birthday.
For a limited time (until July 5th) Packt Publishing is offering all it's eBooks and video's for a reduced price of $10.
More information can be found at the 10 year Packt celebration page.
This is a great chance to get a copy of the APEX Cookbook Second Edition if you haven't got it yet.


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In each post, a (usually brief) comment accompanies the photo. Those are worth reading because they convey "PJM"'s deep appreciation--and, sometimes, personal connections--to the photographs he collects and displays.
His post today included this photo, along with a reminisce about his own childhood bike, which was very similar to the one in the picture:
One thing I found interesting about the responses he got to his post is how they described the handlebars. I have heard to bars like the ones in the photo referred to as "Longhorn" bars (even though I grew up in Brooklyn and New Jersey!) and the bars on bikes like the Schwinn Sting Ray and Raleigh Chopper (the ones with "banana seats")as "Ape Hangers". But one commenter heard them referred to as "monkey" bars". What's really funny, to me, is that some of the adults I knew during the '70's "Bike Boom" referred to the those funny-looking dropped handlebars on those newfangled ten-speeds as "monkey bars"--meaning, I presume, that only a monkey could ride them.


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Will Cash Pay Models Disrupt the Current Health Care Compensation Conundrum?
Some doctors are tired of waiting around for insurance companies to pay them, and many patients can't find insurance anyway. This has prompted many physicians to attempt to create 100% cash-based practices in order to compensate for these issues.
The thinking is that such a practice will make health care more accessible to more people while sidestepping the kinds of billing issues which can tank the average medical practice. Unfortunately, health care is just too complex to support such models.
One doctor passed on our services, opting instead to create a sort of "members-based" practice. He opened his offices just down the hall from ours so we got a chance to see how his alternative strategy might play out in the real world. The idea was that members would pay $250 per month, per person and could then theoretically see this doctor for any and every medical concern.
There were several problems with this business model. First, it continued to put his services out of the average family's reach. A family of four would have had to pay $1000 each month to obtain medical care for every member of the family. Even the worst insurance plans don't typically cost so much, and a bad, cheap insurance plan will still get most patients through the door. Anyone wealthy enough to pay such prices probably already had or could pay for an insurance plan—and this physician was no longer accepting any insurance plans at all.
Furthermore, such a model was only cost-effective for the physician so long as patients were only coming to him to treat minor illnesses. When the issue wasn't bronchitis or the flu but rather something catastrophic and long-term the $250 in monthly compensation was now far too little to cover the expenses the doctor incurred while addressing these chronic concerns.
It didn't take long for this experimental practice to go out of business. It would be nice if there were some good way to side-step insurance companies. They're the only winners in the current health care model. They're bragging about their record profits while doctors and patients get the short end of the stick. Unfortunately, viable alternatives have not presented themselves, and these alternatives seem unlikely to present themselves anytime soon.
Instead, medical practices should focus on doing everything they can do to recoup money from insurance companies. Our services help practices eradicate some of the most common excuses used by insurance companies when they deny a claim. This means doctors get paid for the services they have rendered fairly and in good faith, and they're able to keep their doors open without having to experiment with new models of healthcare delivery which may prove to be financially devastating to them in the long run.


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By: The Associated Press
BUCHAREST, Romania - Some 200 people held a gay pride march through the Romanian capital despite calls by Orthodox Christian groups to say at home.
British Ambassador Robin Barnett and 11 other foreign embassies praised Saturday's march, held just hours after 100 anti-gay activists held a separate rally condemning homosexuality.
There were no clashes or scuffles as there have been in previous years.
More than 80 per cent of Romanians belong to the Romanian Orthodox Church.
Romania decriminalized homosexuality in 2000 under pressure from the European Union and the United States.


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Listening to the lunchtime news today on the radio and there is an announcement that as part of the spending review the Coalition has decided that the Royal Mint will have to use cheaper metal for the coins of our realm.
Starting off with the 5p and 10p but how long before the rest follow?
There's still no joined up thinking in Government. While they may save money on the costs of the metal they will use, what about all the machines that will have to be changed to cope with the new coinage. Just off the top of my head.
Parking meters and pay and display machines
Automatic ticket machines
Vending machines
Machines that convert your loose change into notes
Slot machines
Arcade games machines
The list goes on. Does anyone ever, anywhere, think these things through and realise how much this is going to cost us.
Just thought of some more while writing this. If they're going to change the £1 coin eventually what about all the supermarket trolleys that take a pound coin. And what about the self service checkout at the supermarket where you can pay in cash but also can get change if paying with a note. All of them will need adjusting.
Even the machines in the banks that weigh the coins in bags will have to be adjusted. And I have no doubt you can think of more. If I can come up with this lot is less than 10 minutes where are the brain cells in the Treasury?
Probably out for lunch.
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On April 9-10, 2018, the Golden Gate Restaurant Association hosted our 4th annual GGRA Industry Conference at the Bently Reserve in downtown San Francisco. This gathering brought together nearly 400 attendees from the Bay Area restaurant community as well as industry service providers and stakeholders. Over two days, during twenty sessions that included more than seventy presenters, the conference delved into the industry's complex and shared challenges and discussed best practices.
Here is a summary of a few key programs from the two-day program.
Immigration 101: With the national crackdown on immigration, panelists including Tobias Damm-Luhr of Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights and Adrienne Pon of San Francisco's Office of Civic Engagement & Immigrant Affairs, City & County of San Francisco examined the legal requirements for restaurants, how to handle I-9s, what happens when employees have expired paperwork, and what to do when ICE shows up. Restaurateur Nick Cobarruvias, Son's Addition, discussed how they've prepared themselves for ICE activity:
- There have been no ICE raids in the Bay Area, but there has been activity. Restaurants are receiving a "notice of inspection" that requests the employer to submit I-9 documentation and they have three days to do so.
- What to do if ICE comes to a restaurant: If ICE agents have official judicial search warrants, they are able to search areas identified in the warrant (nothing additional). Best practice is to call a lawyer to confirm the validity of the warrant before allowing agents to enter the building. Overall, restaurant owners should not offer more information to ICE agents than necessary.
- Restaurant owners were reminded they must complete an I-9 for every employee, but not independent contractors.
- Non-citizen employees have largely the same rights as citizens and Green Card holders.
- Resources: uscis.gov; call 415-200-1548 if an ICE inspection is suspected
Creating a Harassment-Free Environment: Josey Baker of Josey Baker Bread and The Mill, Karen Leibowitz of The Perennial, Erin Wade of Homeroom, Andrew Sommer of Conn Maciel Carey law firm, and Kasia Nowak of Fisher Phillips law firm candidly discussed best practices on creating harassment-free work environments and the challenges they've faced in their own restaurants, and solutions they've implemented. Executive Director of the GGRA Gwyneth Borden moderated.
- It's not enough to have a harassment policy in a handbook; creating a harassment-free environment is about cultivating a culture of respect that's intolerant of harassment.
- When creating harassment policies, owners should make sure to get input from employees and listen to the people who are affected.
- Part of the owners' responsibility is to make talking about and reporting harassment not a taboo issue.
- Be sure to address harassment claims right away and begin an internal investigation if necessary. Thank the employee for reporting the issue and call a lawyer.
- Much of a harassment dynamic is about power. An owner should make sure employees know they are not powerless.
- Erin Wade of Homeroom in Oakland devised a system for her staff to report customer harassment.
- Karen Leibowitz of The Perennial created a harassment poster in the style of choking posters that are mandatory in NYC restaurants to help employees know they have the power to report harassment.
- What to Put Into a Harassment Policy
- Define zero tolerance
- Provide examples
- Define harassment
- Define the duty to report — Not just employees who are being harassed, but employees who witness harassment.
- Protection against retaliation
- Complaint procedure
- Confidentiality
- Ongoing training
Are you Being Delivered?: Joe Hargrave of Tacolicious & MF Chicken, Emmy Kaplan of Emmy's Spaghetti Shack, and Nick Adler of Caviar discussed the changing landscape of food delivery, weighing in on the benefits and challenges plus offer tips on what to consider when choosing to have your food delivered. Eater SF Editor Ellen Fort moderated.
- Delivery during off-peak times is trending. Anytime a restaurant can add incremental revenue sources across more orders and sales dollars is a good thing.
- Chefs are using Caviar and other delivery services to test new projects. 4505 Burgers & BBQ has been doing delivery-only, Thursday – Sunday in the East Bay in advance of their Oakland restaurant opening. Souvla popped up in NYC to test a new market. Chef Brandon Jew of Mister Jiu's tested his Michelin-starred Chinese food via delivery earlier this year.
- Good delivery options are very important. Everyone is busy! It's an amazing benefit and it's not going away.
- How food travels is a major factor in the delivery game. Limiting what a restaurant offers is important. If something doesn't travel well, then don't include it on a delivery menu.
Other highlights available on social media with the hashtag #IndustryOnlyGGRA and #GGRAIndustryConference.
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Older Boy announced he wanted to go to Europe with the language class during spring break, a plan that I fully support. But there was only one major question: how to pay for this little adventure.
I love travel. I believe in travel. I wish someone would pay me to travel. But I also know that if you don't work for something, you don't have the same level of appreciation for it. So we decided that Older Boy had to earn half the money to take the trip.
When trying to figure out what to do for fundraising, I asked a friend who'd been through the drill years ago for some advice. "What are his talents?" she asked. "He's pretty good at the piano," I told her. "So have him play," she said. So we did.
While he did the requisite lawn mowing, pet sitting and flower watering this summer, the bulk of his fundraising time was spent twice a week on Main Street. Armed with my electronic keyboard, a homemade sign and a donation jar, he played everything from Maple Leaf Rag to Misty. And he rocked.
Not only did he make some cash, he ended up with some great stories too. Like the day he met the French tourists, young cute women, who stood and watched him, put money in his jar and before leaving, kissed his cheek. Or the jazz society patrons stopped at a red light who jumped out of the car with a fist full of ones for him. Or the day he found a fifty dollar bill in the jar. People wished him luck, took his picture and video taped him.
He also ended up with some fans. One afternoon at a burger joint a young guy came up to him and said, "You're the kid that plays piano on Main Street – you're awesome, dude." Another day, I was sitting on the park bench across the street when two young men were going into the bookstore. "Did you hear that kid playing the piano across the street?" one guy said to his friend. "Yeah, he really rocks," was the reply.
I think he learned a lot – about people and about himself. And in the process, he earned almost $1200 this summer. No small feat for a kid. And I have to admit, I'm pretty proud of his efforts.
But he'll take to Europe more than the cash that he earned himself. He'll take with him the knowledge of the effort it takes to earn a buck. And if you know how much work it takes to earn it, you are certainly more careful about how you spend it.
I think it's pretty cool that he wants to continue playing on Saturdays in the fall. And I think it's a pretty safe bet that he's going to make half his money as we agreed.
I also know that if I ever need a quick buck, I'm going to dust off my piano skills and hit the street. But I'll never make as much as he did. I'm just not as cute. Or as talented.
The Piano Man
Older Boy announced he wanted to go to Europe with the language class during spring break, a plan that I fully support. But there was only one major question: how to pay for this little adventure.
Back to the Real World
For some, thinking about Europe this month brings to mind the Tour de France. But for me this month in Europe represented the Tour de Biergartens.Because I was going to Germany and Austria.
Now admittedly, I was even more nervous flying this time since the Air France Airbus vanished midflight in June. I knew this flight would involve white knuckles, hyperventilation and most assuredly the use of prescription pharmaceuticals. Of course, I never contemplated cancelling the trip, even I am logical enough to realize the stupidity of that thought. But I did contemplate horse tranquillizers.
But on my arrival in Munich, I knew I'd found the land of my people. A place where beer for breakfast is not entirely out of the question. A place where you can find a biergarten on almost every corner. And I did my very best to hit every one in Munich and Salzburg not to mention all points in between. Not to pat myself on the back but I must say, job well done.
But now sadly it is back home to the real world, real life and real big loads of laundry. For now anyway. But I will return to the land of my grandfathers to refill my giant beer mug and sit in the shade of the chestnut trees. I am smitten. And how can you not love a country that sells beer, right alongside the Snickers, in the vending machine at the airport hotel?
4 months post-surgery
Four months post-surgery and I am back on the bike – in France! After meeting our friends in Paris, we walked miles all over the city doing the usual tourist stuff. We are staying in an apartment in Montmarte – I feel like we are having a real neighborhood experience buying fresh bread, cheese and wine each day. We then travelled by TGV down to Annecy where we are now cycling the Piste around the lake. These folks take their cycling seriously here. This is my first time back on the bike since surgery in February and I am one slow poke in comparison (probably because I am nervous about falling off or doing something really stupid). But the scenery is breathtaking and the path is paved so it is a good introduciton back to the saddle. I could never have done this trip without having surgery.
The Plane Truth
After a great visit, it's finally time to go home. While it feels like we've been gone forever, I am thrilled that I made the choice to travel here. The midwest kindness and friendliness has been more than I could have hoped for.
Of course, our trip through the airport was completely eventful. It was the stuff my columns are made of, does the universe just know that I need material and freely send it my way? People ask me where I get the stuff for my columns and it's quite simple: I wake up every day.
When we got to the airport, Gus got me inside and in a seat, wheeled the luggage in and returned the car. I told him that I was pretty hungry and kind of dizzy. So we decided to go through security first. Since this was my first post surgical trip through the metal detectors, which I knew I would set off, beyond that, I really wasn't sure what to expect. We went to the handicapped line which was fine by me because my head was really spinning by then. Poor Gus was trying to deal with the luggage, the laptop and getting shoes off both of us. I'm sure we looked like a three ring circus. I told the woman that I was going to set it off since I'd just had hip surgery and that I was really dizzy and needed to sit down. By that time, Gus, whose driver's license had expired had been whisked off for additional searching and I was left in a chair, feeling like I was on a listing boat. The women were quite nice and got me a wheelchair, let me eat something and offered to call for medical assistance, which would have been the ultimate in embarrassment. They did the official pat down as I stood with my crutches, sent my crutches through the x-ray and sent me on my way – probably much to their relief.
Gus got me to my plane waiting area in my wheelchair then went to catch his plane. (Strange, perhaps, but we've always flown separately since we had kids) When it was time to board, they let me, along with another wheelchair user, hobble on first. We were on time and ready to go, which I found particularly important since I had a 55 minute connection in Minneapolis. We sit and sit and sit some more before the captain comes on to announce that we need to refuel. Shouldn't that have been on the checklist before we all boarded the plane???? So we wait and wait, my connection time diminishing with every tick of the clock. Finally the fuel truck arrives ane gasses up the plane. We depart Madison a full 55 minutes late. The captain says we should be able to make up some of the time, but I'm not sure it will be enough to get me to my next gate.
We landed at precisely 4:48 at gate C28 and I was due to depart at 5:06 no doubt from another concourse entirely. I'd requested a wheelchair and it was supposed to be waiting, which of course, it wasn't. The woman at the desk said to catch the electric cart, which I saw was plugged in recharging. Meanwhile, they are paging me to board my flight which I now find is at gate F3. About that time, another woman from my flight walks up waiting for a cart to the F3 gate. She is grandmotherly age with a gruff German accent. I later find out she is an anthesiologist and has known my doctor since he was a resident in 1971. About that time both a cart and my wheelchair arrive. Hoping that they are holding the plane, I strap myself into the the only seat my leg will allow me to, the back right facing backwards. The German woman sits next to me, puts her arm around me and holds my bag. The driver, not quite comprehending that we have about 2 minutes now to traverse the entire Minneapolis airport, is dilly dallying around. We are shouting that our flight is at 5:06 and apparently he thinks we are advising him that it is flight number 506. When he finally realizes the miscommunication, I swear he peeled off his airport driver vest, put on a NASCARWinston jacket and goggles and took off across the airport in a high speed, KeanuReeves "Speed" driving display. People were jumping out of the way as he laid on the horn like a New York Cabbie. The German woman held onto me, probably fearing I'd go flying off the back and she'd miss her flight. Somehow, the driver got us to the plane seconds before the were going to close the door. As I hobbled onto the plane, 85 people glared at me for being late despite my pitiful crutches. Thankfully, the flight home was uneventful except for no luggage.
It's good to be home! The boys met me at the airport with roses and hugs. The hugs were what I needed most.


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A Day in Our Life
I thought this would be fun to write as I always think to myself when I am rushing around how mental and different life is since firstly having Drake but also since going back to work. The daily dynamic of a working Mum varies so much depending on how much you work and how many… Continue reading A Day in Our Life
A Letter to My Baby Boy
To my darling Drake, Sometimes it feels like you and I are the only people in the world. We share our days together and often our nights. You make me cry with joy, exhaustion, frustration, sadness, and love. When you lay next to me asleep I know I should be sleeping with you but I… Continue reading A Letter to My Baby Boy
Mum Diaries – Mum Envy (Memvy), Naps, Not Naps, and Milestones.
I woke up yesterday renewed after a weekend of Easter fun – and full of chocolate – and decided I needed to get Drake into a nap routine or at least get him to nap not on me as we have become accustomed to because I simply can't sit in front of the TV all… Continue reading Mum Diaries – Mum Envy (Memvy), Naps, Not Naps, and Milestones.


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A. Ruger's Birdseye map of South Bend, Indiana, in 1874.
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Inside the small shop there are couple of tables in the mini börek store, all covered with muşamba, the thick faded oilcloth with big sugar containers, a tradesman type. You share your table, your sugar. And outside couple more tables people waiting for their börek or eating, enjoying their tea.
Tevfik Usta is an artisan making serpme börek over 40 years in his tiny place, with a vintage oven. He is a passionate man about what he does and how he does it.
Serpme börek is prepared on order, so you wait Tevfik Usta to finish the order in hand and turn to you to ask your choice. Then the process begins over again.
He swirls and turns the dough in the air,then stretches it on the oiled marble surface. The oiled, stretched, paper thin dough is then topped with mince meat or beyaz peynir filling.
Mince meat is veal meat precooked with onion, black pepper, salt and parsley, this old school mixture is a very traditional börek filling, but the balance of onion, meat and pepper is the most important thing. Beyaz peynir filling is made with Turkish white cheese, as you have read on the previous posts, and with parsley.
After he tops the filling in the middle of the börek, he closes it like an envelope and then he lays your börek in the blackened, old oven trays. Then into the vintage oven. He checks every once in a while as you wait impatiently, seeing other full plates served.
When the börek is cooked to perfection, he slices it thinly so you could tuck in with your hands. Using fork and knife would destroy the börek so don't be a stranger and just copy what the others are doing, you will be satisfied with the result.
We had two rounds of mince meat and cheese börek, admiring the taste of them both. My favorite was the mince meat, well, how could I resist to that meat and dough taste, the mince meat filling was something else when combined with that magical dough!
I could not thank enough to my friend Tijen İnaltong for taking us there and letting us meet Tevfik Ekizoğlu. He is the last usta of serpme börek, I hope you get the chance to taste his exquisite masterpiece.
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Cell Phone Use in Children and Teens and Brain Tumor Risk
September 5, 2011 by Robert Wascher
Filed under adolescents, Brain Cancer, Brain Tumors, Cancer, Cancer Prevention, Cell Phones, Children, health, teens, Weekly Health Update
Welcome to Weekly Health Update
New research suggests that the risk of brain tumors in children and teens associated with routine cell phone use is probably quite small.
A possible link between cell phone use and brain tumor risk continues to cause concern among cancer experts. However, because it would be unethical to intentionally expose human research subjects to prolonged periods of cell phone radiation exposure, it is not possible to perform a prospective, randomized, blinded study to completely resolve this important potential health issue. Because of this human research limitation, we are left with retrospective research studies that have attempted to estimate potential health risks associated with cell phone exposure (based primarily upon self-reported cell phone use among patients with brain tumors and those without brain tumors). Therefore, it is not surprising that there are conflicting research results on this topic, with some studies suggesting an increased risk of brain tumors associated with prolonged cell phone use and other studies finding no apparent increased risk of brain tumors with cell phone use. (I discuss much of this available research in my book, A Cancer Prevention Guide for the Human Race.)
Because cell phone use clearly exposes the head and brain to some level of microwave radiation (and particularly when cell phones are used without hands-free devices), there has been particular concern about the possibility of brain injury and brain tumor formation among children and adolescents who use cell phones, as not only are their skulls thinner than those of adults, but their rapidly growing brains are thought to be more sensitive to any insults that might increase the risk of brain injury or brain tumor formation.
A newly published clinical research study, which appears in the current issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, represents an important advance in our understanding of the impact of cell phone use on brain tumor risk in children and adolescents. This European study is a case-control study, which compared children and adolescents (ages 7 to 19 years) who were diagnosed with brain tumors with "control subjects" (i.e., healthy children of the same age, sex, and geographical region, and who did not have brain tumors). In this case-control study, interviews were conducted with 352 children and adolescents (and their parents) who had been diagnosed with brain tumors, as well as 646 children and adolescents (and their parents) without a history of brain tumors. A novel approach in this particular clinical research study was the use of mobile phone records, in an attempt to improve the accuracy of self-reported cell phone use by the research volunteers.
The results of this study failed to find any association between the amount of cell phone use and brain tumor risk. Furthermore, there was no apparent association between the location of tumors in the brain and the areas of the brain that are known to receive the highest levels of microwave radiation from cell phone handsets.
The findings of this case-control clinical research study offer some reassurance that routine cell phone use probably does not significantly increase the risk of brain tumors in children and adolescents. However, I would caution readers that other similar studies have suggested an increased risk of at least benign brain tumors among people who extensively use cell phones over long periods of time. Moreover, recent research has shown that metabolism significantly increases in the areas of the brain that are exposed to the greatest amount of radiation during cell phone use, thus proving that brain exposure to cell phone radiation does indeed alter brain function during cell phone use.
In the absence of high-level clinical research data from a prospective, randomized, double-blinded clinical research study, my wife and I limit cell phone use by our two younger children to no more than 5 minutes at a time, and this is my recommendation to readers and patients as well.
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Disclaimer: As always, my advice to readers is to seek the advice of your physician before making any significant changes in medications, diet, or level of physical activity
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My Interview with @Nunyaman
Interview with Don Carpenter. We cover everything from his recent T.R.O and troubles with trolls to his opinions on Steubenville.
I think it's very objective.
Interview with Don Carpenter. We cover everything from his recent T.R.O and troubles with trolls to his opinions on Steubenville.
I think it's very objective.
Trent Mays classification hearing has just concluded.
Richmond's hearing for today has been cancelled.
What does this mean?
As a tier II Sex Offender Trent must register with his police department as a sex offender every 180 days for 20 years, but because he was convicted as a juvenile his name and address will not appear on the "Megan's Law" website.
This was brought to my attention today. They had the R.O. sent to the wrong address and it was dismissed. I'm really interested in knowing how someone stalks you, but has zero phone contact, zero social media contact, and Don lives at least 30 minutes away.
I am addressing this because despite being told by many to stop the lies, hate and bullshit, Judicious1_ continues.
Mailing threatening letters would be investigated by the USPS. It's a Federal Crime. You need proof of this?
SO Judicious1_ , if threatening letters are being sent through the U.S. Postal Service, it would be investigated as a Federal Crime NOT by a Jefferson County Grand Jury and DEFINITELY not Steubenville P.D.
Think about your lies before you spew them like word vomit.
Decisions came down today regarding the Steubenville, Ohio rape case. Last week, visiting Juvenile Judge Thomas Lipps heard various motions regarding the trial originally scheduled to start in mid Feb, but now wil not start till March.
1- Closure of the courtroom to the public: Denied
2- Change of venue: Denied
3- From the prosecution: Motion to exclude alleged victims sexual activity and partners:
The alleged victims Sexual relationship with the defendants, evidence on the number of partners she's had, STD's and pregnancies are prohibited.
Any evidence in this nature must be heard first in front of the judge at least 3 days before the trial begins.
4- Motion to refer to the victim as "the accuser"
The victim will be referred to as "alleged victim."
5- Motion on the Nodianos video
The court refused to as they call it "take judicial notice of the Nodi video." It further says the court has not viewed the video and won't unless submitted into evidence.
6-Motion to take judicial notice of 3 immunity deals given by the prosecution:
Denied. "The existance of agreements may be pertinent regarding the credibility of witnesses"
7- Motion to ask Jefferson County to pay for private investigators:
Approved. Both defendants were declared indingent, so the court approved the county to pay $2,500 for a private investigator.
Also approved because the case is complicated and the court is concerned about the defendants getting a fair trial.
8-Motion to continue the trial because extra time is needed to prepare:
Approved. The trial scheduled to start in Feb will now start in March. The trial dates are March 13, 14 and 15th.
Side Note: Although the court proceedings will remain open, the media must comply with "Rule 12" Witnesses and victims have the right to object to being photographed and video taped. If they do object, the media will not video tape or take pictures of them.
Look what your tax dollars are paying for Jefferson County.
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio —
Jefferson County will have to pay the bill for a private investigator working for a defendant accused in a Steubenville teen rape case.
Earlier this week, Judge Thomas Lipps approved up to $2,500 as well as any travel expensed for the private investigator in connection with the high-profile case.
The decision was one of several rulings the judge made with regard to the case, in which two Steubenville High School student-athletes are accused of raping another teenager.
Chief Probation Officer Fred Abdalla Jr. said the money will be coming out of the Juvenile Court's general fund, specifically the line for indigent appointed counsel.
Indigent means the defendant can't afford the bill.
Abdalla said this is not unusual and all juveniles are declared indigent by the court.
County Commissioner Tom Graham said the county always sets aside money for cases of this nature."We usually spend somewhere between $30,000-$50,000 — a lot of money in regard to indigent cases a month," Jefferson County Commissioner Tom Graham said. "Sometimes, in this case, it won't be that, but certainly a small amount. But every individual case is different if they're indigent, and that's the law. So taxpayers are obligated to pay for it for those who cannot afford it."
Since the money is coming from the county, technically it is taxpayer dollars. However, Abdalla and Graham said they will forward the bill to the Ohio State Public Defender's Office to get reimbursed up to 35 percent.
Abdalla said the defense could ask the court for more money, but an additional hearing would have to be held in front of the judge and they would have to explain why it's necessary.
On Saturday, another Occupy Steubenville rally will be held at noon in front of the Jefferson County Courthouse with regard to the case.


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Behavior of Polish consumers in the car wash market
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Sunday, May 3, 2009
iPICKS, Week 25
Christina Fisher's Ocean in a Jar (Flowers and Ink).
Kirsten's Wonderful Wet Watercolor Rose Card (Kirsten's Stampin' Korner).
Heather Summers' Look Who's 2 Scrapbook Layout (Stamp with Heather).
Brenda Weaver's Sweet Little Cupcake Baby Gift (Sweet Paper Treats).
Annascreations Mother's Day Card (annascreations on SCS).
Anthonette Chavez' Wishing You Love Card (Chavez Designs).
Monique Hawrelluk's Tea For Two Card (Self Expressions).
Amy Fleming's Cheep Talk Card (Me & Mi Stamps).
Lisa Brown's Forest Friends Birthday Card (Ink and Inspirations).
Renee's Love You Much Card and Birthday Hugs Card (Stamping for Sanity).
Mary Fish's Ahoy! It's A Boy! Card (Stampin' Pretty).
Sankari's Happy Holidays Gingerbread House Card (Sankari's Sunshine Corner).
15 comments:
- Lisa Brown said...
Thanks so much, Nancy! It's an honor to be mentioned in your iPicks list. I am beaming! :)
- May 3, 2009 at 7:59 PM
- Stef Perry said...
Nancy, I look forward to your blog every Sunday evening! Thank you SO much for sharing with all of your readers the fun, beautiful and clever creations you find on your search of the "blogosphere"!! LOL. You are fabulous and I appreciate all the time you put into this!
- May 3, 2009 at 9:02 PM
- Anthonette said...
Thanks for including my card on your list, Nancy!
I loved your daughter's Senior photos...they are all amazing.
- May 3, 2009 at 9:21 PM
- AMY FLEMING said...
OHHH Thank you Nancy you have just made my day!!! Love to you all!!
- May 3, 2009 at 9:36 PM
- Stamp and Smile said...
Thanks for sharing!! I'll be surfing soon... Smiles! :)
- May 3, 2009 at 10:47 PM
- Cindy Major said...
Another great selection this week! Thanks for sharing! :D
- May 4, 2009 at 6:27 AM
- Mary Fish said...
Hi Nancy: I'm such a big fan of your blog and work. It really tickles a smile when I see one of my cards in your list of picks.
Hugs, Mary
- May 4, 2009 at 6:32 AM
- Bella Rose Creations said...
You're always apologizing for not posting things...can I just say I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your ISTAMP picks? I have found the coolest projects thanks to YOU!
- May 4, 2009 at 7:11 AM
- Brenda said...
This is the first time I've seen your blog and am so honored that you would choose my cupcake project to feature as one of your iPicks! Thank you! I'll be back soon to check out your blog some more. :)
- May 4, 2009 at 11:55 AM
- Silke Ledlow said...
Nancy - these are once again awesome picks!!! Hugs ~S~
- May 6, 2009 at 2:19 PM
- Kirsten said...
Hi Nancy,
Met one of your monthly club members yesterday...thanks for sending her to the store! Let me know when you're coming to Flagstaff next & maybe we could schedule a little creating time for the two of us...hey, you could even teach! Something to ponder....
- May 8, 2009 at 7:53 AM
- MaryR said...
it always fun to see what beautiful and creative projects you've 'tagged' here - thanks as always!
- May 8, 2009 at 11:10 AM
- Katie Ann Brooks said...
I know you are busy with graduation and everything and can't post. Thought I'd leave you a little encouraging comment andyway that your stuff is great! Thanks for a great blog! :)
- May 8, 2009 at 2:04 PM
Your selections are always so perfect ... and to be honest I was so surprised to see my name listed! Thank you so much Nancy .. you made my day!
- May 9, 2009 at 10:22 AM
- Mandy Schneider 97 said...
I hope to have an honor of being picked by you in the future :) how cool would that be!!
I love your artwork.
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About Feel Simplicity
My name is Marina, and I'm the founder of Feel Simplicity.
For the last ten years, I've been in the health and beauty industry. As a licensed cosmetologist, I worked with many high-end companies and learned the in's and outs of all things beauty. My time with these companies allowed me to be very hands-on. I quickly learned that I wanted to make my own products – products not only smell and look nice, but also nourish body and mind.
For years, I tried countless products for my skin. Some helped for certain periods of time, but most didn't. My Yia Yia (grandmother in Greek) always fascinated me with how beautiful her skin is, so one day I finally asked her what her secret was. She took me to her refrigerator and handed me chocolate, eggs, and a few other treats. I watched in amazement as she grabbed her favorite bottle of olive oil, whisked everything in a bowl, and then applied it all directly to her face. This reminded me that simplicity is best, and inspired the name Feel Simplicity – we want you to enjoy the feeling that natural and organic ingredients give you and your body.
From my family to yours, our products will provide you all things health and beauty. Live your life, love yourself, and feel simplicity.
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What is an essential nutrient?
Essential nutrients are those nutrients needed by a plant to grow normal and to complete its life cycle. Sixteen elements were classified as essential for all crops. The essential nutrients are divided in macro-elements and trace-elements (also called micro-elements).
What is the difference between macro and trace elements?
The macro-elements are needed in large quantities. Only traces of the trace-elements or micro-elements are needed.
Do you know?
The trace elements occur in extremely small amounts in plants.
In a plant are, for an example, about 1 million nitrogen atoms (nitrogen is a macro – element) for every molybdenum atom (molybdenum is a trace element).
One hectare of cut roses in substrate needs 2 – 5 kg nitrogen per day, but they need only 1 – 3 grams copper per day.
As a matter of interest: If you irrigate your garden with a hose pipe connected to a copper tab, enough copper (copper is a trace element) will be released from the tab to supply your garden with adequate amounts of copper.
What are the names and symbols of the different nutrients?
The names and symbols of the nutrients are listed in the following table.
|Macro-elements are:C (Carbon)
H (Hydrogen)
O (Oxygen)
N (Nitrogen)
P (Phosphate)
S (Sulphur)
K (Potassium)
Ca (Calcium)
Mg (Magnesium)
|The trace-elements are:Fe (Iron)
Cu (Copper)
Mn (Manganese)
B (Boron)
Mo (Molybdenum)
Zn (Zinc)
Cl (Chlorine
All of these nutrients (macro – and trace elements) are needed by plants and must be included in a fertiliser program.


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I met a tree today and his name was Edgar. He was the guardian tree of the flank of the hill. It's a hill full of trees, with on one side a playground, he was right next to the playground. He seemed kind of out of place, too majestic and tall and wide and strong.. … Continue reading Tree transmission: Be yourself, wherever you may find yourself.
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How manifestation cycles link into the wheel of the year: Imbolc and the phase before the last phase of manifestation: materialization
For those who are new to the wheel of the year and pagan holidays. Aka earth-holidays or basically days of specific meaning in the cycle of a year based on the seasons and specific astrological events. The days are usually based on the northern hemisphere so for those of you living below the equator, you … Continue reading How manifestation cycles link into the wheel of the year: Imbolc and the phase before the last phase of manifestation: materialization
Be like trees.
In my facebook group circle of fae alchemy I write a weekly tree message, usually I keep the group separate from the rest of this page, but today on the shortest day of the year and the full moon, an event that very rarely happens at the same time, I wanted to share this message from … Continue reading Be like trees.
Dragon meditation
Dragons, for many people a creature from mythology and old medieval tales. But once very present on the physical plane in ancient times of Atlantis and Avalon, when beings like dragons and unicorns and humans all vibrated at the same frequency and the veil was thin. Humans and dragons cooperated and joined forces in fortifying … Continue reading Dragon meditation
circle of fae alchemy
After meeting my friend Nicole in the women's circle The Sisterhood of the Mermaid Moon led by my mentor Beth Katherine . It soon became clear that not only were we on a journey of anchoring in the divine feminine and 5D dimensional living and assisting Gaia in her ascension process, we were also extremely close … Continue reading circle of fae alchemy
How and why to connect to elementals!
Elementals are basically nature-angels. There are many unseen realms (unseen by most, seen by a few, once upon a time seen by many). A little intro first, what is an elemental? An elemental is a nature spirit. They're fairies, dragons, mermaids, trolls, unicorns, and other mythological beings from stories written a long time ago. They … Continue reading How and why to connect to elementals!


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Seeing the Nokia 6 2018 get launched in China, we did know for sure that HMD Global will announce it for remaining markets during MWC and so it did! The new Nokia 6 2018 is the sequel to what was, arguably, the most successful Nokia smartphone from last year, the original Nokia 6. This newer iteration builds on what made the original one so good. It has durability, a stunning design, updated hardware and that same unadulterated Android experience. The phone also features a copper colored diamond cut rim along the edges which truly makes it spectacular. Keep reading to find technical specs and other information about the new Nokia 6 2018.
One major change in the external department is the fact that the fingerprint sensor has been moved to the back which makes it that more accessible. Further, Nokia 6 2018 would be part of Android One so you can expect almost immediate updates as soon as Google releases them. Technical specifications and pictures of the Nokia 6 2018 right below.
Nokia 6 2018 – Technical Specifications:
Here is the technical rundown fro the Nokia 6 2018:
- Dimensions: 148.8×75.8×8.15mm
- Display: 5.5 inch Full HD
- Processor: Qualcom Snapdragon 630 Processor
- Storage: 32 / 64GB
- Primary Camera: 16Mp, 1.0um, f/2.0
- Front Camera: 8Mp, 1.12um, f/2.0 selfie camera
- Battery: 3000mAh
Nokia 6 2018 – Pictures / Gallery
Nokia 6 2018 – Introduction Video
Along with the phone details, HMD Global has also released an introduction video about the various offerings in the Nokia 6 with Android One phone. Watch it below:
Nokia 6 2018 – Pricing and Availability:
Nokia 6 2018 is already on sale in China but the global variant will be launching on April 2018. The expected average price of sale is 279 Euros as per HMD Global.
Press Release:
Here is the official announcement press release from HMD Global:
Introducing the new Nokia 6
Built to last and designed to perform, the new Nokia 6 is over 60% faster than the award-winning original
HMD Global, the home of Nokia phones, today announced the release of the new Nokia 6 to fans around the world. Building on the success of its predecessor, the new Nokia 6 packs even more powerful performance and great new features into a more compact, durable body.
Powered by the Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 630 Mobile Platform, the new Nokia 6 is over 60% faster than its award-winning predecessor. Also, now offering enhanced Dual-Sight, ZEISS optics, USB-C fast-charging, Nokia spatial audio and pure, secure and up-to-date Android Oreo™, the new Nokia 6 has been selected by Google to join the Android One family.
Taking the original's precision craftsmanship to the next level the new Nokia 6 combines a unibody, made from a solid block of 6000 series aluminium, with an 11-hour two-tone anodising and polishing process. And by uniting a sculpted 2.5D display with damage-resistant Corning® Gorilla® Glass, the new Nokia 6's compact and refined body is designed to stay beautiful for longer.
Built to last
Built on the well-loved design of its predecessor, you can be sure that the new Nokia 6 is durable enough to take life's everyday knocks, all while being even more compact than the previous generation. But it's not just about durability, the new Nokia 6 has also got the style to match. It is finished using a unique two-tone anodising process to stand out from the crowd.
The original Nokia 6 received great feedback on its display, colours and brightness. The new Nokia 6 takes it even further by increasing the screen-to-body ratio with a sharp 5.5-inch full HD IPS laminated display so you can enjoy a stunning immersive entertainment experience in a compact package.
Powerful real-life performance
The new Nokia 6 delivers a fast and smooth performance alongside great day-long battery life. With its 3000mAh battery with USB type-C fast-charging, you can charge 50% of your phone's battery in just 30 minutes.
For the moments you want to relive again and again, the 16 MP ZEISS rear camera with dual-tone flash and 8MP selfie camera will ensure you capture every detail. And because there are always two sides to every story, the new Nokia 6 features enhanced Dual-Sight. Activating the front and back cameras at the same time, Dual-Sight lets you create your very own #Bothie and even stream it live on social media. Plus, with Nokia spatial audio, you can record high-fidelity surround sound on all your videos, giving you an immersive experience when you watch it back, you'll feel like you were there again.
For added security and ease, the new Nokia 6 recognises you, giving you the ability to unlock your phone with your face, lightning fast. Available over the air in Q2.
Pure, secure and up-to-date reinforced with Android One commitment
The new Nokia 6 joins the Android One family, offering a high quality software experience designed by Google. The new Nokia 6 will stay fresh over time with the latest Google innovations and regular security updates. Because it runs pure Android, the new Nokia 6 comes with no unnecessary UI changes or hidden processes that would eat up your battery life or slow it down so you can enjoy your phone for longer. As with all Nokia smartphones in the Android One programme, the new Nokia 6 will come with a limited number of pre-installed apps so that you'll get more storage space.
By shipping with Android Oreo™ out of the box, you'll be able to enjoy the latest features, including Picture-in-Picture for multitasking, Android Instant Apps to discover and run apps with minimal friction, 60 fantastic new emojis and battery-maximising features like limiting background app use.
Available in three slick colour blends: Black/Copper, White/Iron and Blue/Gold, as well as two configurations of 3GB RAM/32GB ROM, which will be available in early April, or 4GB RAM/64GB ROM coming later, the New Nokia 6 will retail for a global average retail price of €279 excluding taxes and subsidies
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At B.O.S.S. Fitness we are firm believers that in order to achieve lasting results, you have to not only put in work at the gym, you need to make lifestyle changes. When you join our fitness community, you will be challenged to become a better version of yourself. We don't let our community members slack, which is why people who join our gym see actual, long term results. If you want to achieve fitness goals you never believed possible, come meet with a personal trainer in Columbus at B.O.S.S. Fitness. We will create a fitness plan for you that meets your specific needs and goals.
One way personal training often falls flat is by not incorporating nutrition planning. Fitness and nutrition go hand-in-hand. No amount of time at the gym can make up for a slew of poor lifestyle choices outside of the gym. Check out these top reasons why we believe personal training should include nutrition planning as well.
Giving You The Energy You Need
The first reason why it is crucial to include nutrition planning as a part of your personal training is because of the energy you need for your time at the studio. When you work with one of our personal trainers, you will be challenged with fitness classes and workouts that require large amounts of energy. We will help you work past fitness walls you always believed to exist. Our workouts aren't easy, but they are designed to produce actual results. Our fitness community will be there to hearten you when you feel yourself lagging. However, one of the most important components of keeping you energized will be found in the foods you eat.
When you sign up for personal training, be prepared to take a good hard look at the foods you are consuming. Keep an open mind and, remember, your personal trainer can only help you reach your goals if you are willing to listen to their advice. A poor diet will leave you feeling drained at the gym, which will in turn cause you to miss out on important workouts. A major focus of our nutrition planning is ensuring you are eating the right foods to provide you with the necessary energy based on your fitness and workout plan.
Avoiding The "I Earned This" Mentality
It is immensely common for people who start working out to develop the "I earned this" mentality. While it can be helpful to set yourself goals with rewards for reaching those goals, be careful you don't fall down the slippery slope of believing you can reward every workout with any food you want. Nutrition planning helps you reward yourself without falling prey to overindulgence. Too often, people become frustrated when they don't see any signs of weight loss even though they are working out frequently. These same people get done with a workout that burned 300 calories and swing by their favorite fast food joint to reward themselves with a 900 calorie milkshake. This idea of rewarding yourself with indulgent foods because you "earned it" can hold you back from achieving lasting fitness results.
It is much wiser to build a nutrition plan, with some room for comfort foods, and to use rewards other than food to motivate yourself. Instead of indulging in a milkshake, why not buy yourself that new gadget you've been eyeing when you hit a major fitness milestone. If rewards motivate you, use them, but use them wisely so you don't derail your progress.
Ditching Bad Habits To Drive Long Term Results
Another problem with not including nutrition in your personal fitness plan is that you won't create the lifestyle change you need to drive long term results. If your goal is to not just temporarily become fit, you have to address and change bad habits. Nutrition planning will help you pinpoint bad habits that prevent you from being a healthy, energetic person. At B.O.S.S. Fitness, we hope you'll be with our fitness community for a long time to come, but we also want to prepare you to continue on a journey of healthiness even past your time with us. By creating a better nutrition plan, you'll be prepared to continue on a healthy path for the rest of your life. Be ready to tackle a variety of bad habits such as the following:
- Consuming too much alcohol
- Succumbing to unhealthy late night snacks
- Including too many sugary treats in your daily intake
- Relying on fast food for your meals
- Being unaware of the calories you consume
If you are ready to incorporate nutrition planning into your fitness goals, come see a personal trainer in Columbus at B.O.S.S. Fitness. We will push you to succeed, and our fitness community will inspire you to become a better version of yourself. Get ready to see results. Get ready to get B.O.S.S.'d!


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Holy Trinity Church, Ratoath
3 April 2011
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Opening hours for the Parish Office: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday from 9.30am– 4.00pm
Priest on Duty: Fr. Brendan
Congratulations to Dara McCann (Seagrave Hall), Jaydon Redmond (Milltree Park) and
Doireann O'Sullivan (Foxlodge Wood) who were baptised recently.
A meeting of the Board of Management of Ratoath Junior National School will be held in the Parish Pastoral Centre on Monday 4th April at 7.30pm
A meeting of the Parish Liturgy Committee will be held in the Parish Pastoral Centre on Tuesday 5th April at 8.00pm
A meeting of the Children's Liturgy Committee will be held in the Parish Pastoral Centre on Wednesday 6th April at 8.00pm
Envelope Collection for the week ending 20th & 27th March €2,220.75
Many thanks for your continued support and generosity.
Every Wednesday during Lent, the day of Eucharistic Adoration will end with an hour of Taize prayer from 8.30pm and ending with night prayer at 9.30pm. All are welcome to drop during that hour even if it is just for a few minutes.
Next week end we welcome a staff member of Trocaire who will speak at all Masses.
Days of Prayer April 12th & 13th in Dowdstown House, Dalgan Park, Navan. Ph 046 90 21407.
Eucharistic Adoration every Wednesday from 10.00am-10.00pm in the Parish Church and a Holy Hour of prayer on Monday and Friday from 7.30pm - 8.30p in Ratoath Nursing Home.
At Mount St. Anne's Retreat Centre, Killenard, Portarlington:-
Lenten Series: Only two Lenten presentations remaining. There is no charge, donations welcome at your own discretion. From 7.30pm - 9.30pm each evening.
Tuesday 5th April - Facilitated by Mr. Ned Prendergast, Director of Faith Development CEIST Tuesday 12th April - Facilitated by Fr. Mark Hederman OSB - Glenstal Abbey
3 April
Fourth Sunday in Lent
10 April
Fifth Sunday in Lent
Laoise & Con Buckley
& James & Margaret Brennan
Vigil 7.00pm
Mary Roche
Tom Roche
Katie & Kevin Darby
Nicholas Keogh
& Tom Coyle
Deceased members of the Mannering family & Ernest Devine
Maureen Harold
& Eileen Fernandes
Breda & Gerry Kenny
& Tony Donnelly
Monday Michael Caffrey Tuesday John & Ellen Staunton
Wednesday Edward Gannon Thursday Michael Murphy Friday Molly Gaffney Saturday Colette O'Reilly (Months Mind 11.00am)
in Ratoath Nursing Home
World Youth Day: Join young people (18-35) from the diocese for this international Catholic youth festival with Pope Benedict in Madrid from 15th to 22nd August. The final date for reservation is 16th April. Cost €650. For more information contact
At Emmaus Retreat and Conference Centre (ww.emmauscentre.ie)
Lectio Divina – an introduction to listening to the Word of God in scripture on 10th April from 2.00pm to 5.00pm. €10 includes tea/coffee break. Lectio Divina means Divine Reading and is one of the richest and most ancient forms of Christian prayer. In fact, the origins of Lectio Divina are to be found in the "haggadah", a method of exploring scripture that was used by the Jews in the days of Jesus himself. In the Christian tradition, Lectio Divina is a way of listening to the texts of scripture and cultivating friendship with Christ. We listen with the heart and open ourselves to spiritual growth and to a deeper relationship of love with him. In doing this our lives, attitudes and motivations are transformed. Facilitator: Denis Gleeson
Dance Meditation Day on 17th April with Barbara Perry from 10.30am to 4.30pm €50 including light lunch
Volunteer for Happy Heart weekend this year and help the Irish Heart Foundation fight Heart disease and stroke. Happy Heart weekend is 12th to 14th May this year and we are asking for volunteers to help us sell our happy hearts in your local shopping centre on these dates. If you are interested in getting out and about this weekend to help support the Irish Heart Foundation and have some good honest fun at the same time, please call Mairead on 086-2679852 or e-mail
Champion Camps. Multi-Sports Easter Camp at Ratoath College from Monday 18th April to Thursday 21st April 10.30am to 3.00pm. Boys & Girls 5 to 12 Years. Indoor and Outdoor Facilities
Price €69 - Family Discount Available. Experienced & Dedicated PE Teachers - Fully Insured
Free T-shirt. Contact Ciara Casey 087 7726644 or Eve McCartney 087 9142140
St Vincent de Paul: Charity Shop in Dunshaughlin called "Worth a Glance" on the Main Street. Opening hours Tuesday, Friday and Saturday 10.00am – 3.00am To contact a member of the committee please phone 087 987 564 all calls dealt with the upmost confidentiality.
Meath's Got Talent: Have You? Can you dance, Sing, play the Fiddle? Well enter Meath's Got Talent. €2,000.00 prize money. Heats begin on 23rd June 2011. Applications forms from the
Venue Theatre
Family Learning. Helping parents and carers find fun ways to teach their child that will help them to develop and improve good literacy skills. 6 week course starting soon. Contact
Dympna O' Brien, Adult Literacy Centre Dunshaughlin. Tel 01 8011787 Lots of courses available.
Pilates classes continues in Ratoath Community Centre Monday Mornings at 10am. €!0.00 per class. Class size limited so please book your place. Phone Nicola on 087 6975207.
Mother's Day
A Mother loves right from the start,
she holds her baby close to her heart,
the bond that grows will never falter,
her love is so strong it will never alter.
A very Happy Mothers' Day to all Mothers in the Parish


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See today's reading in the light of the resurrection account in John 20:1-18. You will find the search for Jesus' body by Mary Magdalene expressed in ways similar to those found in the beginning of the passage for today. The clinging of Mary to Jesus finds echo in 3:4.
Lush images flow throughout the dialogue between the Shulamite woman and the Beloved. This is the way God loves you in Jesus. Fall in love with God again.
You might write a prayer-letter to God using images here as elements of your expression. May your search for love and for God be as strong and adamant as the search for the Beloved.
Bible Breaths
What are these?
Seeking You whom my soul loves 3:1
Love awakened when ready 3:5
You, Lord, have ravished my heart. 4:9
In the garden of my God 4:16
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On Windows I use TortoiseSVN for my SVN needs – and those needs are light. I use it for uploading WordPress plugins to their repository and nothing else. I'm therefore not interested in learning the ins-and-outs of subversion, but simply how to update my plugin files. TortoiseSVN is perfect for this with its drag-and-drop interface.
Sadly, finding a free, similar solution for OS X has been more difficult.
After trying a number of solutions I settled on SVNx. However, installing it is not quite as simple as you may first think as it requires you to have SVN installed, something which no longer comes as part of OS X after Mountain Lion. Also, if you're not familiar with editing in Terminal, etc, then this isn't going to be an easy ride. None-the-less, I fathomed it in the end.
There are a number of places where you can get SVN, but I chose WANdisco. Download it and install – SVN will install at
/opt/subversion/bin. You will now need to update the file
.profile with this path…
- Open Terminal
- Type
open .profile. If it reports that no such file exists, first type touch .profile, followed by Enter. This will create a
.profile. Now type the open command again.
- Add to
PATH=/opt/subversion/bin:$PATHand save it.
Now, download and install SVNx. When you launch it, head to preferences and provide the above SVN path in the field "Path to svn binaries folder", as per the screenshot below…