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Fat Burning Diet: A Guide to Have a Healthy Balanced Diet
In the following article I share what I learned about Fat Burning Diet: A Guide to Have a Healthy Balanced Diet. The fat burning diet foods are a safe and healthy alternative for any type of supplement. With all the diet pills and weight loss on the market that are often not tested and have a lot of side effects healthy and nutritious food and, of course, is the way to go. Combined with proper exercise and fat loss benefits can be enormous. Fat burning foods work by increasing the metabolic rate. This thermogenic effect should be used to its full potential.
Having a healthy, balanced diet, fat burning diet is one of the most effective means by which you can cut your body. Reasons for the accumulation of fatty deposits in the body vary from person to person depending on various parameters such as age and health. Over-consumption of foods high in calories and lack of exercise are two of the main reasons for the low-fat metabolism. Reduction of fat metabolism in the body can vital to risk factors such as hypertension, obesity and high cholesterol.
Oatmeal – Fat Burning Diet
With a bowl of instant oatmeal every morning, you increase the intake of whole grain products. These whole grains contain fiber, various minerals and phytochemicals. These phytochemicals include lignans, sterols and stanols, and antioxidants. Lignans are useful to protect your heart while stanols to help normalize cholesterol levels in the blood. Eat about two bowls of porridge per day reduced cholesterol levels by six points in three months.
Beans have low quality fat and high in quality protein, but they also have the added benefit of soluble fiber, disease prevention. The soluble fibers in beans are dissolved in water, trapping bile acids in their sticky goo. This decreases the blood levels of harmful LDL cholesterol.
Olive Oil – Fat Burning Diet
Olive oil is a good fat that burns three times faster than other bad fats. The bad fats are trans fats can be found in commercially prepared foods products. One compound in olive oil called oleic acid has advantages fight against fat. These fatty allegedly responded body fats, fat from the cells to absorb transported in your blood. It also helps to burn fat faster by rapidly secreting lipid that has been stored in your blood.
Vitamin C rich foods
Vitamin C is an important nutrient in the body for the development and maintenance of scar tissue, blood vessels, cartilage and necessary. Vitamin C helps in maintaining a healthy immune system, it helps neutralize pollutants, is required for antibody production is, does the intake of nutrients (like iron) to increase in the gut, and thins the blood. A fruit rich in vitamin C, this type of fruit is good for you, such as lemons, grapes, oranges, etc. They are high in fiber and vitamin C. Also allowing them to burn fat foods because of their ability to burn fat classified.


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Just last January 12, my amazing LKF experience 5 years ago was wiped out by far by this years trip to LKF and we owe it all to Melvin Fontanilla, the Pinoy Asst. Manager at Hong Kong Brewhouse!
|Hong Kong Brew House
|Superb line up of REAL (Craft) beers!
|9.5% ABV, awesomeness!
Melvin even told me that San Miguel Corporation in Hong Kong owns the distributorship of Hoegaarden and Stella Artois there.
|L-R Me, Jhen and Melvin
|Drunk = Planking
Beer Lovers, if you want to have the ultimate LKF experience, just visit HKB and look for Melvin. But don't let him treat you, just have fun! sagot nya yung FUN!
Hong Kong Brew House
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21 D'Aguilar Street,
Lan Kwai Fong,
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Tel: (852) 2522-5559
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September 13, 2018
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Articles and short pieces
"The Love Killers: Thoughts on Dyadic Death" in Crime,
Edited by Ross Bradshaw, Five Leaves Press, 2013
Christopher Foster and his family, Photo taken on the day before he murdered them. Illustration from Rod Madocks; 'Dyadic Death'.
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"Solstice At Shirley: Re-encountering John Cowper Powys". By Rod Madocks.
A non-fiction piece reflecting on the influence of John Cowper Powys on the author in The Powys Society Newsletter, No 92, November 2017
Thorpe Cloud, Dovedale, Derbyshire . Illustration from "Solstice At Shirley"
"Hawkhurst Court"
A short memoir about a toxic boarding school I attended. Published online 2017.
"Without Contraries"
A thought piece on paradox written for the publisher John Lucas, March 2014. As yet unpublished.
No Way To Say Goodbye
My first novel, shortlisted by The Crime Writers Association John Creasey Dagger Award and featuring on ITV3's Crime Thriller Awards.
"We are all waiting for someone to come back from the past bringing a lost happiness."
The story follows a search for a vanished lover within the secret world of the maximum security psychiatric institution.
"If you go looking for the truth you'd better be ready to live with it afterwards."
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Our Tan
The Rising Flame
Remembering Sidney Keyes
Remembering Sidney Keyes
A memoir about the short life of Sidney Keyes, a prodigiously talented young poet killed in battle in Tunisia in 1943 at the age of twenty. Keyes served with Madocks' father during the war. This book remembers a great talent cut short and offers a tribute to all the reluctant heroes of Allied Forces in World War Two.
Ship of Fools
"They had drawn low cards in the lottery of life to get mental illness in the first place and then they had us to deal with on top of that." Here are twenty stories told by an ex-professional that really lift the lid on psychiatry.
A remarkable historical novel that explores the real life story of Victorian criminal, John 'Babbacombe' Lee, convicted for murder of his elderly employer in her seaside residence in Babbacombe, Devon in 1884. Lee faced the hangman in Exeter prison but famously the execution apparatus failed to work. Lee later served a long prison sentence, and became a national sensation after he published a book called "The Man They Could Not Hang". He disappeared mysteriously in 1911.
Dyadic Death
A non -fiction piece by Rod Madocks on the "love killers" , the true signature killers of our times. In Crime ed. Ross Bradshaw Five Leaves Press , September 2013.


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Legislation has recently been introduced that could help Maine towns and cities put contaminated land back in to economic use. We urge Senators Collins and King and Representatives Michaud and Pingree to add their support to this bill.
The Brownfields Utilization, Investment, and Local Development (BUILD) Act of 2013 reauthorizes the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Brownfields program and makes several improvements to how the program functions.
In 2005, the City of Portland purchased a 13.2-acre former railroad property that runs through the Bayside neighborhood from the Eastern Promenade to Deering Oaks Park. Today, with the help of numerous groups such as the Trust for Public Land, Portland Trails and GrowSmart Maine, the Bayside Trail has turned a former industrial area into a livable, walkable, vibrant urban amenity. The trail, together with pocket parks, gardens, and public gathering areas, is a focal point for cultural activities and community programs, contributes to the economic vitality of the city, and improves the quality of life for the tens of thousands of residents, workers, and visitors. In addition to providing a safe, pedestrian friendly pathway through the Bayside neighborhood, this ribbon of green provides a new gateway for Maine's largest city.
The BUILD Act would make restoration efforts more flexible and easier. It expands non-profit eligibility to receive brownfields grants, making the process simpler for smaller towns and cities. It also raises the limit for site remediation grants from $200,000 to $500,000 per site. In addition, the new multi-purpose grant authority adds flexibility to allow communities to respond to the highest priority sites with appropriate site assessment and/or cleanup assistance.
"These changes are a win for everyone – Congress, local governments, business owners and taxpayers," said Geoff Anderson, President and CEO of Smart Growth America. "Brownfields restoration drives economic growth while giving local governments the flexibility to pursue the projects they need the most. The positive impact of this doesn't need explaining: transforming a community's financial sinkhole into a new business or residential building is a no-brainer."
"The brownfields program helps communities that are struggling to overcome blight and contamination at abandoned industrial sites, while also aiding in the re-positioning of these vacant properties to create new engines of economic growth," said Evans Paull, Executive Director of the National Brownfields Coalition.
Today it is estimated that more than 450,000 sites in the United States are contaminated and abandoned. Known as "brownfields," nearly every community in the country has at least one such site. At an average of 6.5 acres each, that's 4,570 square miles of contaminated land across the country that could be helped by the BUILD Act.
Ask Maine's Congressional delegation to support this bill today.
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Job seeking is frustrating, tedious and non-reliable for anyone based out of a country! It can be a lot of work to deal with heaps of resumes, correspond with employers or candidates to schedule and conduct interviews – and this does not always result into hiring the best fit. Just because several employers try to avoid the hiring process, nearly 80 percent of the employment opportunities never get listed.
These 80 percent of the unlisted jobs makeup Canada's hidden job market and are generally accessed by prospective employees through personal contacts or by social networking. The significance of personal contacts and networking cannot be stressed enough with regards to looking for some kind of employment in Canadian society.
Those who have exhausted their contacts and networks or those who are looking for an immediate employment opportunity; for them, advertised jobs are another option for securing an employment. The employers on an average spend only 20 -30 seconds to review a resume; henceforth it is important that while responding to an advertised employment offer, the potential candidate should submit a tailored resume along with separate cover letters for each position they are applying for. The candidate should also exhibit that he has the key skills and relevant experience required for the job, as outlined in the job description. Lastly, they should also discuss that why they are keen on working for a particular organization based on the research they conduct on the firm they wish to work for.
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Presidential candidate Herman Cain. Photo by Joshua Lott/Getty Images.
He is leading in the national polls.
He is running a close second to Mitt Romney in the critical early states of Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Florida.
His campaign claims it is now raising more than $1 million per week.
But Herman Cain can't seem to cross the critical threshold with the Republican establishment, the press and, most importantly, the voters. Not many people seem to think Cain has a real shot at the nomination or the presidency. (And stories like this one in Thursday's New York Times don't help.)
The Washington Post's Dan Balz attended a Cincinnati-area focus group conducted by Democratic pollster Peter Hart and found all the attraction to Cain — but also a total inability for voters to envision him as president.
> Confirming Gallup polls, Cain was viewed as the most likable of the candidates, a people person, a hard-working businessman, a potential problem-solver and someone who many said would be a good neighbor. "He's Main Street," said Becky Leighty, a Republican. "He's not Wall Street, and he's not a politician…"
[T]oward the end of the evening, Hart sat down at the table and braced the group with perhaps the most telling question of the night for Cain's candidacy. "Here's what I don't get," he began. He noted that Cain had been described as down to Earth and a good neighbor, but he also recalled how the group had described the country as being in terrible shape and noted that Cain is running a campaign with little staff or infrastructure.
"Do you think this person could be president of the United States?" he asked. "Is anybody willing to raise your hand and say, 'I would be comfortable if he became the next president of the United States?'"
Not a hand went up. Two people said they would want to know who Cain's vice presidential running mate would be. Four said they would feel as comfortable with Cain as with Obama, but they were all Republicans eager to see an end to the Obama presidency.
It's amazing how fast voters can begin to envision a candidate becoming president once the candidate actually starts winning some elections. To get to that point Cain has an extraordinary hurdle to jump. Outsider credentials with a heavy dose of likeable charm and wit is unlikely sufficient to win the nomination. Cain's challenge is to capture voters' imagination about his fitness for the Oval Office without losing all that affability and appeal that has fueled his rise.
The bipartisan "super committee" charged with agreeing to $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction over 10 years now has its first proposal: On Wednesday, all six Democrats on the congressional panel supported a measure that would cut $2.5-$3 trillion from the deficit.
Robert Pear and Jennifer Steinhauer of the New York Times spell out the details of why the proposal is likely going nowhere:
The committee is charged with cutting budget deficits by a total of at least $1.2 trillion over 10 years. The Democratic plan would trim much more, a total of $2.5 trillion to $3 trillion, through cuts in the growth of federal entitlement programs, including Medicare, and more than $1 trillion in new tax revenues.
The proposal, which came after weeks of silence, has virtually no chance of winning approval from Republicans on the committee, who have repeatedly said they would not accept a package that included tax increases.
A Republican Congressional aide said the Democrats' proposal was not serious. "I do not know why anyone would believe that Republicans would ever agree to more than $1 trillion in taxes," said the aide, speaking on condition of anonymity, in keeping with restrictions imposed by the co-chairmen of the panel. "It is ridiculous, nothing more than political posturing."
The committee is back to the same prolonged fight that went unresolved during the debt ceiling fight: Congress wants to reduce the deficit, but Republicans won't agree to any tax increases and Democrats won't agree to entitlement reform without tax increases.
This proposal is closer to what President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, were considering when they wanted to "go big" during the debt limit debate last summer, but they ultimately went with a piecemeal plan that included the creation of the super committee.
Reuters reports that Sen. Jon Kyl, R-Ariz., told Democrats during a closed-door meeting that their plan raised too much revenue.
"We haven't signed off on any revenues, and we certainly aren't doing anything that high," the aide quoted Kyl as saying, Reuters reported.
Republicans weren't the only ones unhappy with the proposal. Justin Ruben, executive director of MoveOn.org, said in a statement echoing Occupy Wall Street rhetoric, that the plan was too moderate:
"The Democrats on the Super Committee have a real opportunity to show the American people whose side they're on by proposing a plan that would put middle class families first, and focus on making millionaires and Wall Street pay their fair share. Instead of starting out at the negotiating table with a proposal the vast majority of Americans support — they're apparently offering a plan to make deep cuts to Medicare benefits. This sends exactly the wrong message to the American people. Democrats should be fighting tooth and nail to protect the 99%, not offering the Republicans policies that would continue to devastate the middle class."
Reuters also notes that committee member Rep. James Clyburn, D- S.C., wasn't happy about limiting Medicare spending in the plan.
The developments don't bode well for the success of the committee. If they fail to recommend a proposal by Nov. 23 that can pass Congress before Dec. 23, there will be automatic cuts to defense and domestic spending. And the real deadline could be much earlier. Congressional Budget Office Director Douglas Elmendorf told the committee it will take weeks for his office to evaluate any plan — meaning that Nov. 23 deadline is a lot closer to right about now.
It shouldn't surprise any casual observer of the 2012 GOP nomination race that Texas Gov. Rick Perry and his campaign team are thinking of reducing his participation in upcoming debates.
The debates haven't been kind to Perry, who shot out of the gate in August to the top of the field but has since plummeted in the polls in large part because of unflattering exposure in a series of high-profile debates.
Perry's communications director, Ray Sullivan, said that Perry will participate in CNBC's debate in Michigan on Nov. 9, but after that will start declining invitations and pick and choose targets to allow for more time for retail campaigning with voters.
The Dallas Morning News places Perry's debate performances in context:
Perry's shift toward avoiding some debates might reflect his campaign strategy in Texas.
In large part, as a statewide candidate, Perry has appeared before favorable audiences. While the strategy may have helped him win in Texas, it may have left Perry unprepared to vigorously engage political opponents and deal with tough questions from reporters, newspaper editorial boards and citizens who disagreed with his ideas.
Asked whether that was the case, Sullivan said only there are too many debates, too little time.
"At some point there seems to be a law of diminishing returns both for viewers and candidates and we need to be spending time, particularly as the last entrant, with voters, doing town halls, retail politics and local media in Iowa, New Hampshire and the early states," Sullivan said.
There are at least 12 planned debates from now through January, but the candidates have not yet announced in which of those debates they will participate.
All events listed in Eastern Time.
- After three days on the road, President Obama spends most of the day in meetings at the White House. At 6:45 p.m. the president has dinner with winners of a campaign contest at a local restaurant.
- Herman Cain, Rick Santorum, Michele Bachmann and Newt Gingrich participate in an education forum hosted by the College Board and News Corporation in New York. Cain speaks via satellite at 5 p.m., Santorum goes at 5:20 p.m., Bachmann appears via satellite at 5:50 p.m. and Gingrich addresses the event at 6:20 p.m.
- Cain delivers keynote remarks at the Washington County Lincoln Day Dinner in Springdale, Ark., at 7 p.m.
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Pachadis & Tamblis
Curd based recipes/pachadis
Coastal Fare – Nendran Balehannu Kai Huli
India is a country with diverse cuisine, from rustic to elegant, rich to simple, spicy to mild and sweet. One can travel all over the country, from North to South and East to West and come across plethora of flavors that are so very different and yet have certain similarities.
Today`s focus in on Konkan coastal cuisine, food of west coast of India. The konkan fare boasts of fresh and spicy cuisine. Coconut is widely used in most of its dishes. Vast varieties of red chillies are found and make their way into dishes and gives them their distinctive red hue and spice.
Raw Tomato Raita
One of amma`s special recipe..The dish looks simple & yes, it is definitely easy to make requiring very few ingredients. But don`t be fooled by the simplicity of this dish!
Goodness of Amla
…..and some lip smacking Amla Tambli / Pachadi
The tart, jade green edible fruit can either be loved or simply hated! One needs to acquire its taste. There are of course more reasons for it to be accepted than detested! To start with, what exactly is amla or the Indian gooseberry? It is an edible fruit of a small to medium size tree, botanical name – Emblica offinalis. Its flowers are greenish yellow. The fruit is light greenish yellow, almost spherical, smooth and hard in its appearance.It is quite tart to taste. Hence it is quite common in India to steep the amla in salt water and turmeric to make them less tart or simply more palatable! For the benefits from eating amla is so vast that they simply cannot be given up just because they are slightly sour to taste..
Fresh Indian gooseberry made into a Pachadi/ tambli..
Coriander Seeds/ Kothambri Thambli
Another one of those Udipi special healthy recipes, this time its thamblis. This version is apt for the summer season as coriander seeds are believed to have a cooling effect on the body. Coriander, though often used in curries, may not provide its full benefits when cooked thoroughly along with other spices.


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We Think Things is a colorful design duo specialized in motion graphics, character animation and other thoughtful things founded by illustrators and directors Pascal Monaco and Felix Meyer. Both studied communication design with an emphasis on 2D animation and graduated in 2011 with the short film Hitch.
As a directing team, they are mainly driven by the urge to tell a story. While being influenced by the simplicity of graphic design they soon started to focus on a more minimalistic and colorful approach to motion design and animation. Their work has been screened on festivals in Berlin, Paris and New York and was awarded at ADC Germany Junior Awards in 2011.


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In Mexico's southern state of Oaxaca, the rich and varied artistic traditions of more than a dozen ethnic groups converge in its vibrant eponymous capital city. Here, you can hardly walk a cobblestoned block without stumbling upon an impromptu market—or a lone Zapotec man who has artfully arranged the rugs made by his family alongside a graceful colonial-era building. Everyone in Oaxaca, it seems, is an artist, whether they're throwing barro negro pots in the village of San Bartolo Coyotepec—the glistening onyx color comes from polishing the piece before firing it—or intricately embroidering blouses in the tradition of nearby San Antonino Castillo Velasco. No wonder Oaxaca City has become prime hunting ground for professional shoppers, from top hotel designers to fashion moguls like Kate Spade. (Bargain prices, charming hotels, and all that fabulous food certainly don't hurt.) Where should the novice begin? The locals' favorite market, of course: You'll find all manner of handmade crafts (and snacks!) at the four-acre Central de Abastos, which abuts the downtown, and tonier wares at the small shops in the city center. Follow our advice on what and where to buy, and when you're forced to pay the extra baggage fee on the flight home, don't say we didn't warn you.
Throughout Mexico, there's rarely a distinction between what's useful and what's beautiful. Need proof? Look no further than Oaxaca's Central de Abastos, or Center of Supplies. Show up when the stalls open—10:30 or 11 a.m.—to beat the crowds.
Nary a vendor in the city goes without baskets for hauling and storing goods. But despite the baskets' utilitarian roots (and roughly three-dollar price tag), they're often as ornate as a piece of costume jewelry. One of the airiest stalls in the market is manned by the affable 88-year-old Rene Perez Cruz. He's been in business for 70 years, and many of his wares have the same delicate motifs used by the Aztecs 5,000 years ago.
Scrub brushes aren't ordinarily considered objets d'art, but the neon-colored variety found here would give any kitchen a lift. The same goes for the cerulean enamelware (used by the resident quesadilla vendors), which might just supplant your home's fanciest serving ware (it's done precisely that at the chic Hotel Deseo, in Playa del Carmen). This small kiosk has a particularly deep range, as well as buckets and colanders in every conceivable shade.
Back when D. H. Lawrence and his wife tramped through the Central de Abastos, huaraches—the traditional leather sandals riffed on by designers across the globe—were cured in human excrement. While that practice is no longer standard (phew!), the majority are still woven by hand—even with two packed aisles of sandals, no two pairs are exactly alike. Some stalls specialize in tire-tread soles, others in bright shots of patent, and most heart-melting of all, tiny ones for baby. Expect to pay about ten dollars.
While it's common to see local Zapotec and Mixtec women in traditional garb (complete with ribbon-braided hair), the men tend to dress in jeans and cowboy hats. You'll find a surfeit of stalls—all in one long, tidy row—specializing in the latter (a godsend for the sun-averse traveler, who, for three dollars, can avoid a bad burn). Not your style? Opt instead for a simple straw fedora or, if you dare, a sombrero.
In stark contrast to those gaudy, itchy serapes frequently seen adorning frat houses across the United States, the naturally hued nubby cotton blankets found here are quietly beautiful—and a steal. The all-cream and two-toned bedding like those in the stall run by Luis Victor Grijalba Alvarado are worth well more than the $35 price tag.
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For those who consider shopping a religion, it makes perfect sense that the top retailers would be clustered around the art-filled Santo Domingo Church, Oaxaca's star attraction. And no need to rush: Most shops stay open until at least 8 p.m.
The Mujeres Artesanas de las Regiones de Oaxaca is a government-subsidized women's cooperative and one of the longest-tenured shops in town. It's in a multilevel house with a sunny courtyard, and every handmade craft—from elaborately carved wooden figurines to handmade hammocks—gets its own amply appointed spot in the warrenlike space. Don't miss the room upstairs, where you can watch weavers turn out naturally dyed rugs on a giant treadle loom (the crimson hue comes from crushed cochineal bugs). A mid-size rug, which should cost around $100, takes between 8 and 20 days to complete (Cinco de Mayo 204; 52-951-516-0670).
You can easily spend an afternoon meandering through this ten-year-old cooperative. It's staffed almost entirely by the 53 artisans whose wares fill the shelves, and they're happy to explain the provenance or technique behind the offerings, from the vast array of barro negro pottery to the intricately pressed tinware. Everything in the shop is handmade in the state of Oaxaca (Matamoros 105; 52-951-516-5062).
Fine gold jewelry has always been favored by indigenous Mixtec and Zapotec women. Case in point: A huge cache of it was discovered in Tomb No. 7 at the nearby archaeological site of Monte Albán (which is just 20 minutes outside town and has spectacular ruins and views). The Quevedo family has been honoring the tradition since 1947 at Oro de Monte Alban, today Oaxaca's premier jeweler. Display cases are lined with beautifully rendered filigree and rare reproductions of pre-Columbian pieces unearthed at Monte Albán. The most elaborate 18-karat pieces cost thousands of dollars. Jewelry-making workshops launch this fall (Macedonio Alcalá 503; 52-951-516-4224).
The densely colored, flower-centric embroidery from the southern village of Tehuantepec, popularized by Frida Kahlo in the 1930s, provides the retail backbone for Étnico's three shops. The best of the bunch—which faces the Santo Domingo Church—offers a happy jumble of huipils (blouses), skirts, and pillows, as well as textiles from Chiapas and Guatemala. Don't miss the rack of one-of-a-kind vintage huipils, finished with exquisite hand stitching and selling for about $65 each (Gurrion 104; 52-951-516-0734).
It may be housed in an unremarkable warehouse-like building, but this crafts-specific market is spacious and easy to navigate, and its distance from the Zócalo (five longish blocks) means it's rarely crowded. The market is particularly strong on hand-worked clothing (like embroidered Oaxacan "wedding dresses" from nearby San Antonino), blankets, and rebozos (scarves). Look for the local Trique women in traditional dress weaving on backstrap looms near the entrance (between Mina and Zaragoza).
Most of the city's finest hotels are located a few blocks north of the Zócalo and—conveniently—just a short stroll from the best cooperative shopping. Casa Oaxaca has nine charming suites, a small swimming pool, and one of the best restaurants in the region (52-951-514-4173; suites, $197–$357). A converted sixteenth-century Dominican convent, the 91-room Camino Real Oaxaca has atmosphere to spare. You may want to splurge on an interior-facing room so this party-happy town doesn't keep you up all night (52-951-501-6100; doubles, $293–$468).
You're spoiled for choice in Oaxaca, one of the foodie centers of Mexico. Sample delectable street food—everything from fried grasshoppers to churros—at the Central de Abastos and the food-centric 20 de Noviembre market, but save room for a fancy meal or two. The year-old Pitiona, owned by an El Bulli–trained Oaxacan chef, glams up regional fare: Abuela's tomato and noodle soup, for instance, gets an infusion of liquid cheese (Cinco de Mayo 311; 52-951-514-4707; entrées, $14–$24) At Casa Oaxaca, in the hotel of the same name, the menu is slightly less inventive, but the moles are no less rave-worthy (52-951-516-8531; entrées, $13–$22).


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The outside pools will treat you to a refreshing massage through the high-pressure streams. Beach chairs and comfortable loungers are available for revitalizing breaks.Water gymnastics, aqua-fit courses, swimming and diving lessons complete our set of offered services. A little bistro provides little snack for nourishment during your sporty days.
The sauna facilities range from 45 °C (113 F) to 90 °C (195 F) and 50% to 100% humidity in our Tecaldarium, Laconium, steam bath, Soft and Finnish Sauna. The Aquaforum offers relaxation and refreshment through water chairs, calm relaxation rooms, showers, ice caves, and a separate outdoor pool with beach chairs.We have a wide range of different massages from around the world: Rhassoul, Hamam, Venus bath, Caracalla, Reiki and Hot-stone-massages. For therapeutic reasons, beauty or just relaxation, you can find all of these massages in the Auquadrom. Feel free to try our exclusive Beauty Package, including massages, baths and masks rich in active ingredients.
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Check out our newest lip balm scents! Enjoy the light refreshing scent of Coconut Lime as we get ready to embrace fall. Ring in the fall season with our first and original scent Orange Spice Lip Balm and cozy on up with our Sweet Vanilla scent!
We also added a new deodorant with our "secret ingredient", powdered sugar in one of our most popular scents, Lavender Lemon. Get more details on this anti-fungal all natural Lavender Lemon Deodorant, yes its ok to put sugar in your pits! ;) They will smell sweet!!! lol Last but not least, our Fungi Foot Salve, which is full of wonderful anti-fungals as well sporting herbs such as black walnut, chaparral, mugwort and the ever moisturizing calendula- that lovely sunshine bright flower that has so many medicinal properties! Visit St. Fiacres Farm on our Etsy shop to see all of our herbal creations! We will be back with more soon as we gear up for our annual Christmas Bazaar come December.
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Young Frankk
Words by Arielle M. Myers
Christine Young has an eye for design. An illustrator by training, holding a BFA in Illustration from Parsons School of Design, Young has pared down her aesthetic to create minimalist sculptural jewelry under the name Young Frankk. Streamlining her talent in many different mediums, she now works full time on her jewelry line from her home studio in Richmond, Virginia.
"My artwork was always evolving from whimsical colorful illustrations of friends, references from photographs that I took. More recently, my design process starts with sketches and doodles, lines and shapes that I find interesting, simple and abstract line work."Take a peek at Young's personal Pinterest boards and Young Frankk's tumblr page, and you'll see that her design inspirations and ideas are far reaching, but her vision takes a cohesive perspective towards sleek curves and muted colors. This same vision carries over to her expertly curated lookbooks for Young Frankk, which Christine takes pride in conceptualizing and styling.
"The lookbook process is my favorite, I really love art directing and have so much fun with it. The lookbooks are normally planned or sketched out mostly based around the styling, and the styling is mostly based on a color story or mood. I usually know exactly what shots I want or am looking for and go in with specific ideas that I want to execute or experiment with, mostly based off of inspirational photos that I find. Also, with every lookbook it is important for me to try to put out something different from the last."
In these thoughtful images, each piece resembles a tiny talisman; basic forms with a special power. Young Frankk's bold and graphic pieces are sure to become a staple in your collection, for those who prefer single statement pieces as well as those who love stacks and layers.
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Councilwoman Ju'Coby Pittman, was appointed by Governor Rick Scott, to serve as Jacksonville City Council Member for District 8. She was installed by City Council President, Aaron Bowman and Chief Judge Mark Mahon on July 12, 2018. She serves on the Land Use and Zoning Committee(LUZ) and Rules Committees.
As a native of Jacksonville and the CEO/President of the Clara White Mission. Councilwoman Ju'Coby Pittman has been working to improve Jacksonville for over 30 years by implementing programs that effect change through cost-effective initiatives by engaging the community. She was featured on the "Today Show" for developing innovative training programs to stabilizing the lives of veterans, the homeless and underserved. As an extension of the veteran program initiative, she raised $3.8 million to develop and opened the Henri Landwirth "Beaver Street Veterans Villas and Outreach Center" in 2017. She transformed this historic vacant downtown structure into a life-changing furnished "One Stop Shop" full-service permanent housing facility that includes supportive services.
Since being selected by the board of directors, Pittman continues the legacy of service. Community engagement has kept her actively involved on the forefront of Jacksonville's progression through developing programs that promote and champion economic growth and community revitalization. Her proven leadership, experience and hands-on approach has focused on veteran services, licensed vocational training through the Department of Education, that includes Culinary Arts, Janitorial/Construction Clean-Up, Electrical and Environmental Safety & Agriculture Safety Training through NCCER(National Center for Construction Education and Research); job creation, job placement, housing, neighborhood preservation and revitalization.
In addition, to the development and branding of urban farming in partnership with Sysco Foods, Chartwell and Vulcan. She believes that community experiences have prepared her for a seat on the City Council, to work and be a voice for the citizens of Jacksonville in District 8.
Councilwoman Pittman is committed to: Engaging and mobilize constituents and government to work together to address neighborhood concerns and achieve results; Expanding economic development with a focus on job training and placement; and Collaborating with law enforcement, community and neighborhoods to reduce criminal activity.
Over the years, Pittman has had an opportunity to serve on numerous of boards in the community: Jacksonville Children's Commission(JHA), Cummer Museum, Ritz Theatre & LaVilla Museum, and she is a member of Leadership Jacksonville, Leadership Florida, Civitans, Homeless Coalition, Junior League and the Downtown Rotary Club to just to name a few. She worships at Bethel Baptist Institutional Church and is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.
Pittman has received numerous of accolades for her commitment and leadership to our community. Some of her achievements includes: The Eve Award for Employment, the FBI Community Leadership Award, Tillie Fowler Leadership Award, The Urban League Award, Leadership Jacksonville Award, Mayor's Commission on the Statues of Woman, just to name a few.
She holds dual degrees from Florida State College in Jacksonville (Associate in Arts Degree) and Jones College (Bachelor of Science Degree). Additionally, she was honored with a Doctorate of Humane Letters by Jones College and serves as one of the institution's most accomplished alumna. She is the proud parent of two children.
Her philosophy is "Go out of your comfort zone to make a difference".


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Whether you work in a corporate office or are a remote worker who coffee-shop-hops, blazers are the easiest way to make any old outfit look polished and put-together. Equally cool paired with jeans or a jumpsuit, there are practically unlimited ways to wear this boxy classic.
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Some of our favorite bloggers have demonstrated how to style blazers in ways that don't remind us of the '20s (although vintage can be chic, people!). Try rolling up the sleeves and dressing them down with a pair of ripped boyfriend jeans. Whether you go with one that's menswear-inspired and oversized or cropped and feminine, playing with cuts, colors, and textures is the best way to find your blazer styling sweet spot.
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I hope you all enjoy these delicious, easy side dishes from my good friend Desi!
Y'all– I LOVE to cook. But, it definitely hasn't always been that way. I used to view cooking as a chore– one of those necessary evils that I had to do each day.
However, over the past few years, I have truly began to find joy in providing my family with a hot, home-cooked meal each night. There's just something about seeing a my family truly enjoy food that I have prepared that is completely satisfying.
Finding joy in cooking has opened the door for me to try a lot of new recipes. Still, for a long time, I continued to struggle with side dishes. I felt like I was always making the same few dishes, or a slight variation of them. So, I made a point to try new sides, including new ingredients that weren't in the "normal rotation" for my family.
Sure, we had a few duds. But, we also discovered some true gems that we now enjoy often.
These are 15 of my absolute favorite side dish recipes. Hopefully, you will discover some new ones that your family will enjoy as well.
1. Make Zucchini like in Japanese Restaurants from Wee Share
2. Crock Pot Baked Potatoes from Skip to My Lou
3. Oven-Roasted Vegetables from I Like Food and So Do You
4. BLT Deviled Eggs from Food Network
5. Cucumber Tomato Salad from KojoDesigns
6. Cheesy Rice with Broccoli from Macaroni and Cheesecake
7. Oven Fried Okra from Cookin' Cowgirl
8. Whipped Garlic Mashed Potatoes from Cook & Craft Me Crazy
9. Spaghetti Squash with Butter and Garlic from SparkPeople
10. The Best Broccoli of Your Life from The Amateur Gourmet
11. Easy Parmesan Knots from Real Mom Kitchen
12. 7Up Biscuits from Plain Chicken
13. Guacamole from Nom Nom Paleo
14. Corn on the Cob: Four Ways from Baked by Rachel
15. Blasted Broccoli from Dana Treat
Let me know what you try! I'd love to hear what you think.
Do you have a favorite side dish recipe? I would love to hear about that as well. I am always looking for tasty new options to serve my family!
Desi is mom to a wonderful 5 year old daughter and married to her high school sweetheart. She began Wee Share in 2009 and often shares the products she loves, crafts, recipes, and tips to make your Disney vacation the best yet. She can also find her on Pinterest, Facebook, twitter, and Instagram.


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I've written before about our Research/IT desk, and how we sit elbow-to-elbow with student workers who don't actually work for the library. These students work for the SCIC (Student Computing Information Center), but they're in the library for almost all of its open hours to answer technological questions and keep the printers humming merrily along. (Have I mentioned how much I love this recently? It's helped us concentrate on actually working with research related questions rather than spending most of our time filling printers with paper.) Well, I've never been good at learning names, and I've found it especially difficult to learn the names of the string of students who may sit beside me during any give week of reference shifts. So this fall I instituted the practice of getting their shift schedules from their supervisor and entering them into a calendar that I then shared with the rest of the reference staff. Now I can turn it on next to the reference librarian's shift calendar, or my own calendar, and quickly "cheat" to find out who's sitting next to me at any given time.
It always takes quite some time to build this calendar, since each shift requires between 14 and 18 clicks to enter… But it's time well spent, in my opinion. It started as a way to cheat, but it's actually helped me learn names over time. I feel like I've gotten to know students better this year and can carry on conversations with them much more easily, and I've drastically cut down on the mental shenanigans involved in trying to have conversations with people whose names you just cannot for the LIFE of you remember. You know the kind of conversations… "How can I talk about this without ever prompting the need to insert a name…" I hate those conversations, so I would often just sit there and not talk to the students, which contributed to the vicious cycle or awkwardness and lack of name recognition. Who would'a thought that a simple calendar would make such a difference in my ability not to look like a dork at the reference desk… oh, and have a great time with student workers?


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I didn't find Sue Nelson's statement agreeing to Athene Donald's ceasefire very gracious. I hope that what she meant is that she never wants to hear Tim Hunt's name sullied again, since that sullies her name too through her involvement in the story. As I said in my comment to my last post, this ultimately shows that this was a bad story that should never have been told. It's a controversy that nothing good came of.
A good example of how sullied Tim Hunt's name is because of the controversy, is the coverage of Mary Collins' decision to move to Japan in the Guardian. I'm working towards a time when the Seoul episode is no longer written about in that way. The story should be remembered something like this, which I would suggest as a correction to the Guardian's article if I thought it would help:
Hunt, who won the Nobel prize in 2001, lost his honorary post at University College London after he spoke at a lunch for female science journalists in South Korea. His wife, Professor Mary Collins, a prominent immunologist, also at UCL, was enraged by the way UCL treated her husband. She said that the university had behaved in "an utterly unacceptable way". She has since left UCL for a position in Japan.
Hunt became embroiled in controversy after it was falsely reported on Twitter that he had called for separate laboratories for men and women and had suggested that women cried when they were criticised. The reports failed to point out that Hunt had been joking at the time in the context of a lighthearted toast that was highly supportive of women in science. "I really do hope there is nothing holding you back," he had quipped, "especially not [chauvinist] monsters like me."
Hunt immediately regretted the easily misinterpreted remark, and apologized for the offense that the interpretation caused, but he was nonetheless mercilessly ridiculed on Twitter for finding women scientists "distractingly sexy" and became, for a time, the public face of sexism in science. His forced resignation from UCL was a major factor in his loss of reputation, contributing unwarranted credibility to the initial and now discredited reports.
This provides a much better framing of Collins' departure from UCL (though her motives are of course entirely, and rightly, left to speculation). And it resolutely avoids dragging Tim Hunt's name back into the mud from which Louise Mensch has recovered it.
The attempted destruction of Tim Hunt's reputation caused a lot of "collateral" damage and came at a great cost also to the reputations of those who "called him out". The two sides that are now enjoying the peace of a Christmas ceasefire are those (like me) who believe Connie St Louis caused the controversy, and therefore the damage, and those (like Connie St Louis) who believe that Tim Hunt caused it. I would still like to debate this question with Sue Nelson, even accepting her version of the facts. But I will wait for her to engage if she chooses.
Update: The Daily Mail's framing of this story, its obvious slant notwithstanding, is much closer to how I think history will, and certainly should, remember this episode.
Update 2: There's a much better piece in the Observer. I respect Mary Collins' view that the move to Japan is driven by her own career choices, not the events surrounding her husband's remarks in Seoul. But in making these decisions, it seems to me, one is always comparing one's current employer with the prospective one. UCL failed, in my eyes, to retain Collins as a member of their faculty, which is a loss to her colleagues and her students.


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The First Interstate Center for the Arts complies with the Washington Indoor Clean Air Act which prohibits smoking in all public places as well as 25 feet from any entrance, exit, or ventilation intake at a public place. We thank you for your understanding.
We thank you for your understanding.
The use of cameras, audio recording devices and video recording devices is prohibited at performances at the First Interstate Center for the Arts. The use of professional lenses and flash photography is strictly prohibited. Flash photography may distract the performer and cause injury.
Guest cameras brought to a performance for the purpose of audio or video recording will be checked with Guest Services. A claim check will be given for retrieval of the device at the conclusion of the event.
District personnel reserve the right to require that guests immediately check devices that were not detected at the point of entry. Specific events may allow an exception to the policy and allow specific types of recording devices.
Unless otherwise stated, any Guest attending an event at the First Interstate Center for the Arts, including infants or children intending to sit on a parent's lap, is required to have an event ticket.
Unless otherwise stated, Guests are not allowed to exit the building and return during the course of a single ticketed event.
In compliance with state law, the First Interstate Center for the Arts will offer public safety inspections to events when required by the event, or when there is an anticipated need.
First Interstate Center for the Arts Management and the Security Director will determine the need for a public safety inspection and what type of inspection will be performed at the event. The public safety inspection will be utilized to ensure that banned items and illegal items are not allowed through any of the entry doors. Prohibited items may include:
Possession of illegal items will result in confiscation. Banned items will be returned to the owners vehicle or at certain events, may be checked at Guest Services.
The District hires contract Security Services to perform public safety inspections. The contract Security Service may be required to discard illegal contraband.
Management and staff at the First Interstate Center for the Arts often review and revise security procedures to continue to create an exceptional and memorable event environment where our guests and performers feel safe, secure and welcome. Please check our site for periodic updates to our security procedures.
As of September 30, 2016, all guests (and employees) attending events at the First Interstate Center for the Arts will be required to walk through magnetometers (or security wanding) upon entering the building. More commonly referred to as "walk-through metal detectors," the magnetometers will be located at each entrance, including backstage areas. Additionally, all handbags and purses wil be checked prior to entry.
To help facilitate a smooth transition, here are a few considerations that will expedite the entry process and help everyone have a positive experience:
Staffing levels have been increased to help with a smooth transition of the new procedures. The INB respectively recommends arriving early to all events (doors to the First Interstate Center for the Arts open one hour before show time). Please think about arriving at the facility as close to that hour as you can. If you cannot make it to the venue at least 30 minutes prior to show time, you may experience a delay.
On-duty officers with the Spokane Police Department and the Spokane County Sheriff's Office may enter the venue at any time. Off-duty law enforcement with either agency may be vetted through their respective supervisors to receive access privileges for service weapons.
The safety, comfort and security of our guests, employees and artists is something we place a high priority on at the Spokane Public Facilities District. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we implement these new procedures in order to provide better security at our venue. Thank you sincerely for your cooperation and patronage.
Reasonable efforts will be made to return lost or found items in to the rightful owner. In instances where the rightful owner is not located, items will be disposed of according to Spokane Public Facilities District procedures.
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Disposal of unclaimed items: By authorization of the City Police Chief, in accord with RCW 63.21.060, the Executive Director may dispose of lost property as follows:


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Eyeshadow - Graceland
A little less conversation and a little more action is your new mantra when sporting this rock-and-roll approved glittery gold shadow.
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- What it is: Maskcara eyeshadows are highly pigmented, silky, long-lasting shadows in the most flattering universal shades!
- How you use it: Use the I Shadow Everything brush and apply it to your eyelids to create any eyeshadow look!
- Why it's better: Our shadows are ultra-pigmented and come with more than double the average eyeshadow tin. Customize your own eyeshadow palette instead of buying palettes full of colors you won't use!


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Gorgeous Vegan friendly wax wraps for sandwiches, jar/ bowl tops & covering food.
No more cling film needed- try these useful eco friendly, breathable wax wraps that can be rinsed and used again!
Our beast loving friends at Lupo Designs supply us with a 2 pack of simple squares.
Small: 24cm x 24cm
Medium: 33cm x 33cm


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Wildey prepares for CD release party
Local hip-hop artist Trenton P will celebrate the drop of his second album, "Remember the Name," with a CD release show on July 19 at the Wildey Theatre.
It will be the Wildey's very first hip-hop concert. Supporting acts include local artists Language, P.R.E.A.C.H., Vega Heartbreak, and Cz. D-Roc, a gospel rapper from Memphis, will also perform.
Trenton P and his crew will host a food drive on the day of the show outside CVS Pharmacy at 126 S. Buchanan. All proceeds will go toward the Glen-Ed Food Pantry. Two percent of the ticket sales from the concert itself will go to the Metro-East Humane Society.
Trenton P is hopeful that both the prominence of the Wildey and his willingness to put himself out in the open will set the tone for a more visible local scene.
After Wildey Program Coordinator Katie Grable took him on his first tour around the renovated theatre last week, he said he was "amazed" with the venue.
"If you look back on it, there's been a good amount of people that have performed there. So I mean, being able to perform in my hometown at the Wildey, and them being so cool to us - we're the first hip-hop show to perform there. That right there says a lot about what we've done," Trenton P says.
Trenton P, neé Trenton Pinckard, took his natural affinity for rap music and committed to it early. (He lists both canonized giants and current names - Tupac, Biggie Smalls, Eminem, Nelly, Kendrick Lamar, Machine Gun Kelly, and Rick Ross, among others - as influences.) Pinckard began to hone his style and flow in his hometown of Glen Carbon about three years ago. He was just 19 years old.
Soon thereafter, he took his talent to St. Louis studios, compiling and recording material for his first album. In the process, he attracted the attention of local apparel entrepreneur Mark Mauer, who shot Pinckard's music videos and sponsored Pinckard under his clothing brand, Hollow Wear. Trenton P's 10-track debut, "CYHMN," was released digitally through his website in September of last year, just in time for his 21st birthday.
With the 12-song "Remember the Name," he'll have the benefit of larger distribution. Along with the physical CDs, the album will be available for digital download on iTunes, Amazon, Google Music, and directly from his website, www.trentonp.net.
"It's just me being myself, not trying to impress anybody, and just enjoying exactly what I do," Pinckard says. "My music is something that a lot of people can relate to. My music is an outburst of the soul through a microphone."
Producer, rapper, and Savage Life Entertainment label representative Chris ("Cz") Wills says Pinckard is driven to make a difference.
"I've worked with a variety of different artists, especially pretty much every local artist that has a name in this area. As far as Trenton goes, he's a one-man machine, even without management. Of all the artists I've seen, (he has) the drive and the consistent hunger, not only in pushing forward but also learning the business as a whole," Wills says.
"I'm a very blessed artist. I very much appreciate everything everybody does for me. Anything helps," Pinckard says. "I love Edwardsville, I love Madison County, I love the Midwest, I love the 618. I appreciate everything about where I'm from, and I really like to embrace it."
Tickets for the release show are $10. If interested in purchasing tickets, please call the Wildey Box Office at (618) 307-2053 or visit http://www.wildeytheatre.com/ for more information.


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In Denmark we have what we call "Forest Kindergarten" where children spend their Kindergarten time outside in a forest all year round. Here in Copenhagen where there is no forest the children are picked up by buses and taken to the forest.
I hear from my friends who have their children in such Forest Kindergartens that the children seems to be very happy, there should be less bullying and the children should develop a better motor coordination than children in conventional Kindergartens. It is quit interesting and I researched a little to find out what the research say about the benefits for children of being in nature. Here is what I found:
Children who play regularly in natural environments show more advanced motor fitness, including coordination, balance and agility, and they are sick less often (Grahn, et al. 1997, Fjortoft & Sageie 2001).
When children play in natural environments, their play is more diverse with imaginative and creative play that fosters language and collaborative skills (Moore & Wong 1997, Taylor, et al. 1998, Fjortoft 2000).
Exposure to natural environments improves children's cognitive development by improving their awareness, reasoning and observational skills (Pyle 2002).
Play in a diverse natural environment reduces or eliminates bullying (Malone & Tranter 2003).
Early experiences with the natural world have been positively linked with the development of imagination and the sense of wonder (Cobb 1977, Louv 1991). Wonder is an important motivator for life long learning (Wilson 1997).
Children who play in nature have more positive feelings about each other (Moore 1996).
Outdoor environments are important to children's development of independence and autonomy (Bartlett 1996).
Play in outdoor environments stimulates all aspects of children development more readily than indoor environments (Moore & Wong 1997).
These and more findings have been collected by Randy White at this website.
The image is taken when I was little – my class was on an exploration trip to the forest. Here we find different forest lake insects.


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Deaf-Blind Relay is for users who are deaf and blind and use a special TTY equipped with braille or large visual displays. This service allows them to read the braille tty or a larger text at a slower pace for the ease of reading and make relay calls. New Jersey Relay has a toll-free number that provides customized relay service for the unique need of deaf-blind individuals.
How does Deaf-Blind Relay work?
See the video to learn how Deaf-Blind Relay works for anyone who is deaf, blind or has low vision and wants to make a relay call at home or in the workplace.


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Iota Pinot Noir Not One 2016 - WS 92 Points
Regular price $30.00
From The Wine Spectator: "Polished and persistent, offering expressive red and dark berry notes that show orange zest, stony mineral and spice accents, with refined tannins. Drink now. - TF" Note: This will be a Premium Wine Club Selection.


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The art of intimate touch...
I really, really enjoy working with couples. It's just so amazing to witness two people who love each other, open up and explore their bodies with curiosity, and a willingness to learn something new. Couples come to me for lots of different reasons: an interest in learning more about erotic touch specifically, a curiosity about how it might be to have a third person present, or just as a beautiful way to deepen intimacy and connection. Within these Coaching sessions I will guide you in giving and receiving sensual massage. You will both have the opportunity to receive from the other, with demonstrations from me.
We begin with a chat and 'check in'. I will invite you to share a little about yourselves and your relationship, I'll ask you some questions about what has led you to seek out a tantric massage session, any specifics you would like to explore (e.g. communication, exercises or 'practices' to help initiate intimacy, coaching around non-ejaculatory/non-clitoral orgasms etc), and we'll also talk about what will and won't be included in the session. For many couples this is the first time they have ever witnessed their partner being touched intimately by another person. This isn't something I take for granted, I am aware that it could feel strange, so we talk about it first and make sure that everyone is comfortable. For everyone I work with, the structure and boundaries of the session mean that this is a really safe way to explore without any messy emotional triggers coming up.
Connection and intimacy games...
Before we dive in to all the delicious oily massage we take some time for you to connect and ground into your own body. One of the biggest gaps I see in couples' enjoyment of massage is that both people are so distracted by what is going on in the other person's body (or in their own head), or by trying to please the other person, that they become completely disconnected from their own body. One of the keys to giving and receiving really good sensual touch is to feel grounded, relaxed and connected to your own body and breath before you even begin touching, or being touched by, anyone else. So, I will guide you in a short and simple meditation to help you to 'land' a little in your body, and to begin connecting with your breath and your physical, emotional and energetic sensations. If you want to try this at home you can download my Guided Meditation.
We then explore this a little more deeply with a 'game' or 'exercise' that encourages you to begin connecting and interacting with each other in slightly new ways. These are touch based practices that help you to explore what kind of touch you like to receive, and to give, to consider whether those two things might be different, and how to communicate your desires. They are inspired by the work of one of my teachers, Betty Martin. They are little introductions to sensual touch and 'massage' that help me to get a feel for the way you interact with each other. They are also the 'homework' that I send you away with! During this part of the session all the touch is between the two of you, I simply guide and hold space. This exercise will usually not involve genital touch (don't worry, we'll get to that!), and you can be naked or wear underwear, whatever is comfortable at this stage.
Giving and receiving sensual touch...
I invite you to decide between yourselves who will receive, and who will give, first. I will then guide the giver through a basic full-body massage for the receiver. I will show you ways to touch, and then invite you to have a go. I explain, as we're working, why we might be touching certain areas in certain ways. The receiver is invited to just relax, drop into the experience of authentic receiving, to stay with their breath, sound and movement and of course give feedback if something feels delicious, or if something feels less than fabulous. This is a starting point - a recipe that you can take home and experiment with. We work through the back of the body, and then the front of the body, a condensed and simplified version of my 1-2-1 sessions.
We then move to genital massage. I will explain the nature of tantric yoni and lingham massage: no goals, no performance, no agenda, and the bliss that can arise from that polarity. I will share some simple techniques with you, a little information on anatomy, and will demonstrate how to give a loving, sensual yoni/lingham massage. With lingham massage we cover some tips on how to avoid ejaculatory orgasms, how to let your body relax and not 'squeeze' into the contraction of a 'peak' orgasm. With yoni massage I share some insights into relaxing and re-sensitising the inside of your vagina, your G-Spot and your cervix so that you can begin to access different pathways to orgasm, moving away from just the 'peak', contraction based clitoral orgasm. This part of the session involves me giving genital massage to the receiving partner whilst the giving partner observes, and then has the opportunity to try out the techniques I have demonstrated. We'll then switch round so you both have the opportunity to give and receive the full experience!
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How is laser hair removal done and what is it?
In order to have laser hair removal completed, you will have to have the area being treated shaved and cleaned before the procedure begins. During this time you would have had an anaesthetic cream applied beforehand.
Laser hair removal machines emit a gentle beam of highly concentrated light which passes through the skin to the hair follicle, absorbing it. The energy from the laser is transformed into heat and damages the hair follicle. This stops it from growing back, giving an effective and longer lasting hair removal treatment.
How does it compare with electrolysis?
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- less than 1 minute – Upper lip
There will be a requirement of at least 2 or 3 treatments.
Repeated sessions?
Anagen is one of the growth stages of hair, and laser hair treatment best works when hair is at the anagen stage.
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Is it Safe?
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Although the skin may appear red and swollen after treatment, this will all disappear within a matter of days and in some cases minutes. These are also very normal reactions but if you would like to speed up the healing process then cold packs on the treated area will help the recovery time.
What are the Results?
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What about my diet?
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Again this will all be dependent on the size of the area being treated. All treatments start from £100 and then go up from there; you can always have a consultation session with your technician to see how much a certain area would cost with no obligation to go for it.
Guaranteed results?
This will again depend on how many sessions you attend but many people see long lasting and good results, saying it is one of the easiest and most effective methods of hair removal on the market.


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- 1/2 cup almond butter (I used self-grind)
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 1/3 cup honey
- 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1 cup shredded unsweetened coconut flakes
1. Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper
2. Process nuts in a food processor until very finely chopped (almost ground). Set aside
3. Combine chocolate, almond butter, olive oil and honey over low heat in a medium saucepan for 2-3 minutes or until it has a smooth consistency and chocolate is melted. Remove from heat and stir in cinnamon, coconut and nuts.
4. Drop a tablespoon full of the mixture onto parchment-lined baking sheets. Refrigerate at least 30 minutes or until they harden. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
Chocolate Crust:
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You must be the new town crier?
Blog Guy, like many readers I rely on you for all my political news. So have the Republicans taken over control of the House yet following their victory in November?
Yes, finally, but only after petulant attempts by Democrats to delay the process.
Really? How could the Democrats possibly do that? They lost the election.
By making incoming House Speaker John Boehner too emotional to repeat the oath of office.
During the handover, outgoing Speaker Nancy Pelosi dimmed the lights and showed selected movie clips from "Forrest Gump," "Saving Private Ryan" and "Life is Beautiful."
Naturally, Boehner convulsed into a sobbing heap.
Wow! But what happened when those clips were over?
Then Pelosi unleashed the big guns. Scenes from "Toy Story 3″ and "My Dog Skip."
Holy crap! Boehner is a weeper, everybody knows that! Did he have anything to fight back with?
Yes. As luck would have it, just before Pelosi got to "Old Yeller," Boehner noticed through his tears that he seemed to be holding a huge honking croquet mallet….
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A politician getting emotional when his rival is leaving??
Is this guy for real???
I think not…
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If he changed his first name to Lance, he would have an awesome porn-star name.
@Nosmo, thanks my friend for giving me a good laugh as I set up for my work day.
If I were on a mission to save Private Ryan and learned it was Matt Damon I was trying to save I do believe I would have to pack it up and swim the lake home. I mean really, Matt Damon turns out to be a leathal international assasin/human weapon of mass destruction. Why risk my fragile bummy bum bum for someone who could do well enough on his own?
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@Shra: Pelosi isn't leaving, she just won't be Madame Speaker any longer.
As for the gavel … I think someone is compensating.
This blog tears me up every time. I'll leave it to each of you to interpret the word tear. 😉
justCAM, I ran into a friend once who had just finished reading this Blog. She had tears in her dress and tears in her eyes.
Well, there goes any chance he had of further office. I can see these shots being trotted out by all opponents of his right down to the dog catcher in his home town…
Hey, I shed a tear watching the Republicans take over, too…
He can weep blood so far as I'm concerned so long as he gets the job done.
And that, Spin, would explain why her dress was so soggy! For some reason, I often mistype Spin as "Sin." Hmmm….
Of course he is crying; he realizes that he now has to actually do something and produce results instead of popping off at the mouth all the time.
We're crying with ya-so happy to have Nancy in the background now!
For years liberals wanted Republicans to be "more sensitive."
And, as usual, now that they get what they wanted they asked for, they have to start ranting against it…