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Feeling like you want to try something new in Glasgow that is not the latest deep-fried trend or a killer cocktail? Then come and check out Cafe Cossachok, the first and only Russian restaurant in Scotland!
Beginning its activity in 1998, the restaurant has always had a great reputation and it is known in the city for both its warm and welcoming atmosphere and for the delicious food, which has been pleasing the Glaswegians for almost two decades.
As always, I suggest taking a good look at the inside of the cafe to admire its wonderful decorations: a set of colourful paintings and a collection of authentic Russian shawls ornate the red-painted walls that, together with the handmade wooden tables, really give you the impression of a cosy, traditional restaurant.
The kitchen offers an incredible variety of dishes, ranging from the traditional mix of rice and minced meat wrapped in cabbage leaves (Golubtsy) to even more exotic recipes such as the Georgian Chakhokhbili or the Bulgarian Gouvetch. My favourite, however, is and will always be the Blintzes: fluffy savoury pancakes that can be filled with many different combinations of vegetables and dips. Best dessert? Definitely the Blinis!

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Bernie Ecclestone's long reign at the top of formula one could end over an alleged multi-million 'bribe' paid to jailed German banker Gerhard Gribkowsky.
Bernie Ecclestone's long reign at the top of formula one could end over an alleged multi-million 'bribe' paid to jailed German banker Gerhard Gribkowsky.
As the circumstances surrounding that payment are probed this week in London's high court, it emerged that more payments - which might also be described as 'bribes' - were paid by Ecclestone to well-known team bosses some years ago.
The court heard on Thursday that Eddie Jordan, now a BBC pundit, quadruple world champion Alain Prost, and the late Arrows boss Tom Walkinshaw - all former F1 team owners - were each paid $10 million to sign the 1998 Concorde Agreement.
The money was reportedly paid straight from Ecclestone's Bambino family trust into the bosses' personal bank accounts, not to their respective F1 teams.
"They were paid to ensure that their teams did sign. Isn't that right?" the lawyer for German media company Constantin asked the F1 chief executive in court.
"Yes," Ecclestone agreed.
It also emerged on Thursday that, although Ecclestone claims he only paid Gribkowsky because he was threatening to tip off British tax authorities, Gribkowsky in fact felt physically threatened by the now 83-year-old.
Constantin's lawyer said Gribkowsky felt he was "under some sort of physical threat" from Ecclestone and had even consulted with Munich police.
Meanwhile, in another case of F1's past being dredged up in 2013, former Ferrari team manager Nigel Stepney this week claimed the Italian team knowingly cheated in order to win the opening grand prix of 2007.
The Briton, who was a leading figure in that year's infamous 'spygate' scandal, told Racecar Engineering that the car driven to victory by Kimi Raikkonen had an illegal moveable floor.
"I like to try to win on a fair basis but when I was there I disagreed with something that was going on within Ferrari," revealed Stepney, who now runs the sports car team JRM Racing.


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Essay writing. This part will introduce you how to brainstorm, organize your points and write in response to the question. In addition, brainstorming diagrams will guide you to broaden your mind. There are more than 99 sample questions in this part.


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Long time 1Password user. I recently signed up for a 1password.com account. Previously, I was using iCloud to sync. I was able to get the account setup and working on my local Mac without issue. I can login to both 1password.com and my the Mac version of 1Password using my master password. However, I'm unable to login to the iOS 1Password app. I keep getting the "Invalid Login Information" message. I made sure to carefully type the password but it just does not work.
Note: I didn't type any of the information in manually. Instead, I scanned the QR code from the 1password.com site.
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@initiator - I'm sorry for the trouble. Is there any 1Password data on your iPhone in older standalone vaults that you need, that's NOT already been transferred to your 1password.com account (on your Mac)? In other words: are you able to simply delete this and start fresh without losing data? If so - if all of your 1Password data was transferred to your 1password.com account, on your Mac, then in 1Password for iOS, you can simply tap Settings > Advanced > Erase all 1Password Data and 1Password will empty its database and quit. The next time you launch 1Password on your iPhone, choose to sign into your existing account, and scan the details from your Emergency Kit: in 1Password for Mac, click Preferences > Accounts, select your account, then choose "Set up other devices." You'll see your Setup code; point your phone at that, and scan the details that way, then enter your Master Password. Let me know how that works for you.
If there IS data in 1Password on your iOS device that you haven't yet transferred to your 1password.com account, don't take the above steps; let me know.
Unfortunately, this isn't an option. Since I didn't know how to add the new 1Password account, I simply deleted the iOS app and started fresh. In hindsight, probably not the best approach but I didn't anticipate any issues connecting. Given that I've started fresh, what are my options?
I should point out also that my Master Password uses ONLY alphanumeric characters.
@initiator - here's the bit that's puzzling me. You say
I was able to get the account setup and working on my local Mac without issue. I can login to both 1password.com and my the Mac version of 1Password using my master password.
If you're able, on your Mac, to open your preferred browser and sign directly into your 1password.com account, then you should be able to sign in on your iPhone as well.
You say you deleted 1Password and started fresh. What does that mean? If you deleted 1Password, you'd have also deleted any data associated with it, so when you restart 1Password for iOS, it should be as simple to sign in there as it is on your Mac, either in a browser or in 1Password for Mac. Are you able to sign into your account in a browser on your Mac at https://start.1password.com/signin ?
I deleted and reinstalled the iOS app. As such, it has no data and no information. This is what I mean by "starting fresh". When the app launches, I'm prompted to either Sign Up or choose a method under 'Already using 1Password'. When I pick 1Password.com, I'm prompted for my account details. I scan the code from the 1Password.com website. It fills in everything but the Master Password. When I enter the password, I get the "Invalid Login" message. This is what I can't get passed.
Additionally, it appears that this issue isn't just related to the iOS app. The reason I purchased the subscription was because I wanted to sync my data across multiple devices, including my work PC. I just tried accessing my 1password.com account on my PC and had the same problem I had on my iOS. I get the "invalid login" message. I VERY carefully typed the Secret Key and Master Password. For some reason, these new devices do not like my master password. Is something not syncing on your end? Makes no sense to me.
Additional information. I'm not sure what happened, but now I cannot login to the 1Password.com site even on my Mac. It was literally just working. What's going on?
Update: My Master Password no longer works ANYWHERE. What did you system do? I can't lose my years of data!
I am now COMPLETELY locked out of my account.
Hi @initiator
Nothing changed on our end. If you previously had a vault called "Primary" 1Password would've been unlocking using the Master Password for that vault rather than your 1Password.com Master Password. Please be sure you're entering your 1Password.com Master Password when attempting to add your account to the device. This would be the same Master Password you use when you log in at https://my.1password.com/
I don't understand. I haven't made a change to the Master Password. I simply created a new account for your subscription service which I'm not regretting. When I created the account via my Mac 1Password app, it didn't ask me to create a new password. It simply accepted the Master Password that was in place. I used that to login to the website and it initially worked. Now, my Master Password does not work anywhere and there doesn't seem to be any way to recover it. What am I supposed to do?
Let's move this conversation to email so that we can discuss details. As this is a public forum we can't get into the details of anyone's account here. I'll send you an email shortly. Thanks.
OK. Thank you!
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THE HUNGRY HEART STORIES is a short story collection that deals with the universal search to fill a void. Fran Metzman, co-author of UGLY COOKIES, serves up a plate of quirky and disparate characters in these captivating stories.
A grieving husband in the darkly funny "Right Seasoning" conjures up his deceased wife's presence in the beloved kitchen they once shared.
From "My Inheritance" tells of a grown daughter, trying to find the love and peace she has always craved with her dying mother to "Getting Closer", the story of a woman left with the violent legacy of food that defined her life – we find the characters reaching the low points and triumphs of human emotions.
Particularly poignant is the story, "The Reunion", about a woman born into poverty who reaches the pinnacle of success but with questionable sacrifice.
Each of the twelve stories and one essay incorporates food as a means to some end or fulfillment.
"Fran Metzman's short stories are a feast, dig in and devour them quickly. Story after story, they will tease your palate, fill you with emotion, and keep you longing for more. Each character comes alive. This is a beautifully written book." – Gloria Mindock, Cervena Barva Press
"In Fran Metzman's collection THE HUNGRY HEART STORIES we meet mothers and daughters, lovers, career women, wives and husbands, and feel that we know them all." – Joy E. Stocke, founder & editor-in-chief of Wild River Review and author of A MEMOIR, ANATOLIAN NIGHTS DAYS & NIGHTS
THE HUNGRY HEART STORIES is an apt and striking title because it reveals what centers this short story collection – the need for the heart to find sustenance and the gathering at a meal which is so often the intersection of our lives. Metzman is a deft storyteller who gets into her characters to reveal them and tell us something about the world we live in." – Peter Krok, author of LOOKING FOR AN EYE
UGLY COOKIES, a mainstream romantic comedy, explores family relationships and how they affect love, careers and marriage. Bridget Bernstein is a thirty-two year old social worker dominated by her mother, a woman who has made a fortune selling ugly cookies. When Bridget breaks into her ex-boyfriend's apartment, a comedy of errors leads to disaster. The fall-out sends Bridget on a hilarious journey of self-discovery. In her search for love and spirituality, she meets Carson McAlister, a conservative banker who has left his midwestern roots. Their worlds collide, reshaping their lives in ways they never imagined.
"A quirky mainstream comedy–clever and well-imagined." – Diane McKinney–Whetstone, best-selling author of TUMBLING
"These are the kind of heroes I want as friends – spunky, smart and socially conscious." – Rachel Simon, author of THE MAGIC TOUCH and THE WRITER'S SURVIVAL GUIDE
"UGLY COOKIES is a wildly funny tale of romantic and family entanglements…" – Gloria Hochman, co-author with Patty Duke of the New York Times Best Seller, A BRILLIANT MADNESS: Living with Manic Depression


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CHAKWAL: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Wednesday underscored that it would take time to resolve the country's problems, saying Pakistan was faced with load shedding even before the previous government came to power, and that the last two governments had failed to root out the energy crisis.
Nawaz said it would take some time to streamline the national institutions for their smooth functioning. He said the electricity crisis could not be resolved overnight "as the previous governments did not take any concrete measures to resolve the issue and it was his government that had taken up this task on war footing".
The prime minister said that 26 power projects have been launched in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh, Balochistan and Punjab. "We have inherited an empty exchequer. Two previous governments did nothing to get rid of load shedding, whereas we have started working to eliminate power crises. This is being done for the first time in country's history," he claimed.
The premier was speaking in Chakwal after he laid the foundation of two projects worth Rs 9 million, including Chakwal-Sohawa Road and Chakwal-Rawalpindi. Nawaz said that the projects are expected to be completed within 12-15 months. On the occasion, the premier also said that when he came to power, the country's treasury had been empty.
Nawaz said others should be tendering their resignations and not him. He said the value of dollar had declined during his tenure, but those who had promised to resign on that account had retracted their statements. Nawaz regretted that the politicians who did not make any contribution to the country's development were the biggest critics of the government.
"Only one year has passed, you will see that prosperity will come in next four years. It will take time to correct past mistakes," he said. The premier stressed that if attention was paid to coal and water resources, cheap electricity could be sourced from these. He said the government wanted to establish peace in the country, and that it hoped that the people could commute and travel in peace even late into the night.
The prime minister said the present government has launched unprecedented development projects, including in the energy and infrastructure sectors, in the last one year and several more projects will be launched in the times to come to bring positive change in the lives of common man.
Nawaz Sharif said the government is not oblivious to its responsibilities and is working with good intent to pull the country out of all crises. He assured that prosperity will reach every nook and corner of the country during the next four years. Separately, Nawaz said time was needed in order to reform the government institutions.
Earlier, the prime minister laid the foundation-stone of 130 kilometre Mandra-Chakwal and Sohawa-Chakwal double roads. Both roads will be completed in one and a half years' time at a total cost of over Rs 8.5 billion. Sixty-six kilometer Sohawa-Chakwal road will be completed at a cost of Rs 4.34 billion, while Mandra-Chakwal road will be completed at a cost of Rs 4.25 billion.


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The French word used to refer to a date is "rencontre"; visitors planning on traveling to Paris to meet French singles should learn this word and become familiar with basic conversational French as well. Before planning a romantic rencontre in Paris with a charming local single man or woman, there are several things visitors must consider. Most importantly travelers should know that the dating culture is more secretive and private than Western culture. The French are a romantic and chivalrous people, making their date outings times for conversing and learning about the other person rather than seeking entertainment. Since French dating culture involves both sexes displaying flirty behavior, visitors may become confused about what signals are being sent by their Parisian date.
Simple flirtatious words and gestures in French culture are sweet and
tender, often mistakenly interpreted in a more blunt Western culture as
sings of sexual interest or even love. Parisians are polite to their
dates, often to the point of sending the wrong signal. To avoid a
botched rencontre, both men and women visiting Paris should be familiar
with French body language and gestures which are relevant to a Parisian
rencontre. Body language is not deliberate like flirting and is the best
way to determine if a Parisian date is truly interested or simply being
polite. Here are several Parisian gestures and body language signs
which are helpful for determining important signals and unspoken
Arm gestures - Parisian women and men who fold their arms are showing a
sign of boredom. Dating partners from Paris who quickly wave one arm in
an abrupt motion frequently while talking may be eager to go home and
have likely lost interest. When women move only their forearms, keeping
their upper arm close to their body they are uncomfortable and are
showing a sign of distrust; oppositely a woman who raises her elbow
frequently to touch her face or hair is very interested. Raising the
elbow usually shows that a woman is content, comfortable and definitely
enjoying the rencontre. Also Parisian men and women who keep their arms
open instead of folded while facing their visiting date are showing
signs of interest.
Leaning - Visitors to Paris will often be able to determine if their
date is interested by the direction in which they choose to lean.
Parisians who are interested in a partner will lean toward that person,
or toward their sides. Leaning back shows a lack of interest, not deep
thought or intrigue as it may in Western cultures. Coupled with the
folding of arms, this is a signal there will likely not even be asecond rencontre to look forward to.
Lip Touching - This is a form of body language expressed by women.
Parisian women who touch their lips, put on lip gloss or perform any
other frequent actions drawing attention to her lips are showing a
subliminal sign of deep interest. One important thing for men to
remember is that this is not an invitation to kiss her; she is likely
unaware she is doing this. Kissing on the lips in French culture is
reserved for later when a man wants to show that he is ready to fully
commit to or even marry the woman. Men and women alike should always
avoid attempting a lip kiss on the first date. Cheek kisses are a common
gesture that is completely acceptable though, meant as a greeting or
parting embrace.
Nose Tapping - Men or women visiting Paris and taking a local single on a
date should avoid talking about themselves excessively. French
residents are very complimentary and will often tap their nose in
response to hearing about an accomplishment. If a visitor notices this
gesture more than once, it is likely beginning to bore the Parisian and
the conversation should be redirected to ensure a second rencontre will
be possible.
Physical Touch - Both Parisian men and women will touch their date
gently on the arm, shoulder, back or leg. Touching is simply a way to
show amusement or interest. Excessive touching is likely a sign that the
date is having trouble understanding the conversation. Touching should
never be mistaken as an invitation for sexual advances. Parisians are
very respectful and deserve the same, so sexual advances should only be
made when a man or woman wants to marry their dating partner.
By keeping in mind these simple body language expressions and gestures,
visitors planning a romantic rencontre will avoid offending their
Parisian date. When a date starts showing signs of disinterest or
confusion, it is best to attempt speaking in French and turn the
conversation to focus on the Parisian date's hobbies, likes and
dislikes. Parisians enjoy life and love, embracing both. Showing respect
and interest in their lives will win their approval and affection.


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Mmmmm, baked brie. Warm, melty, spready cheese. On a salty cracker. With sweet, tangy balsamic strawberries on top. Mmm, mmm, mmm.
This recipe for baked brie was really, really decadent. I had to make myself stop eating it so that I would eat my dinner! I will definitely make it again, but I will change some things.
🍴 First – I would cut the rind off the top of the wheel of brie. I think this will help it bake a little more and get more gooey. Plus, I don't really like the taste of the rind much.
🍴 I would also maybe bake for a little longer, because 10 minutes wasn't quite enough. Or, bring it to room temperature before baking. Or, just keep an eye on it, because with that top rind off, it might bake quicker. In addition, I would place the brie on a sheet of parchment paper, because I had a scary moment trying to remove it from the baking dish (think: gooey brie stuck to the bottom of the baking dish)!
🍴 The glaze never really became a glaze for me. It just thickened up and became more jelly-like, which isn't really what it looks like in the photo of the original recipe. At one point I added a little bit of water in the pan so it would be more pourable, and that helped. I think next time I would add some water until it became a pourable consistency. Regardless – made as the recipe instructs – it was delicious.
🍴 Another thing I might try instead of glazing, is to cook the actual strawberries down until they become syrupy, then add some balsamic vinegar to that, and pour that on top of the cheese.
You can find the original recipe //here//. Good luck folks!!


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K2 Gold (TSX-V: KTO) VP of Exploration Jo Price on the Exciting Prospecting and Exploration Developments at the Wels Gold Project
Gerardo Del Real: This is Gerardo Del Real with Resource Stock Digest. Joining me today is VP of Exploration for K2 Gold (TSX-V: KTO)(OTC: KTGDF), Mrs. Jo Price. Jo, how are you this morning?
Jo Price: Good, Gerardo. How are you?
Gerardo Del Real: I am doing excellent. I want to thank you for taking the time, and I want to ask you a bit about your background. You have over two decades of experience as an exploration geologist and project manager. You've also worked on multiple gold, poly-metallic, and graphite projects all over the place. Can you share a bit about that experience and your background?
Jo Price: Sure, I can. I came to Canada in '95 to go to grad school and found that Canada was the hub for exploration and so I decided to stay. As a very young geo, worked my way up through logging, up to project management, managing multi-million dollar programs, mainly in the north and Australia. And most of that experience led me to a technical direction and budgeting and operations, as well as technical database admin and management, land and lease management as well as permitting. Also added in there a little bit of community current relations work.
Gerardo Del Real: So, you came to this profession the honest way.
Jo Price: That I certainly did.
Gerardo Del Real: Listen, the Wels Project is K2 Gold's flagship project. What attracted you to the Wels Project? What features do you think are compelling enough for you to want to engage and continue exploration here in 2018?
Jo Price: The Wels Project is located about 50km out of Beaver Creek, pretty close to road access, about 25km from road access, which is pretty good for the Yukon. And it was found originally in 2006 by pretty weak soil anomalies in a brand new district. It was only staked first in 2011, and subsequent trenching and drilling by a company called Gorilla located a pretty hefty deposit called the Saddle deposit. It's pretty high-grade gold, and they put half a dozen holes in that deposit and it's pretty consistent. So that was a very compelling target of a new discovery, new district, that hadn't seen a whole lot of gold exploration before. So that is very attractive.
Additional drilling by us in 2017 extended that zone, Saddle. And the zone at Saddle is such that it looks like it sits in granite, and it looks like it's intrusive related deposit, which is pretty common in and around the Tintina Belt through Alaska and into the Yukon. However, later in the season in 2017, we did locate two other prospects through just basic boots on the ground prospecting, about two kilometers away from the Saddle itself, in completely different rock types. We had some 28 gram results from a gabbro, as well as multi-gram results from quartzite. And so this kind of changed the model a little bit. Why were we getting such high-grade results from outside the granite body proper?
We had to change our thinking a little bit to try and figure out why that might be, given that the Wels Project is not blessed with outcrop. It's basically nearly 100% blind. Mapping is pretty poor in this region, generally. Those combined features offer some really great size potential, we think, and so we would like to move forward with the 2018 program.
Gerardo Del Real: Now, I understand that you reprocessed the geochem and the geophysical data. What was the methodology and why did you do that?
Jo Price: After we found those other prospects in different rock types, we thought that given the soil data has 34 elements, geochem ICP as well as the rock samples do, is there anymore information we can tease out of this data that will put us in the right spot on the ground, ultimately. Can we glean any information about why the gold is potentially in other rock types, as well as Saddle. And so we handed over our data set to a very well-known geochemist, who's done quite a lot of modeling with BHP and Gold Fields and such, has a lot more experience in that regard than I do. And he was able to reprocess and analyze the data and came up with a very sizable antimony footprint to the entire project, basically, that are both the new prospects as well as Saddle.
That might be more indicative of more of an orogenic-style model to the gold than just a wholly intrusive related. And that perhaps would explain why we're seeing gold in multiple rock types. That's a little higher-grade than you would see traditionally in intrusive related. You are seeing the higher grade that is more indicative of orogenic style and the structural component is likely pretty important here. That compares well with other orogenic style deposits in the Yukon like Kaminak for instance, the Coffee Project.
Gerardo Del Real: Right. So I've got to believe that that's encouraging in the sense that, and I'm not a geologist, so please correct me if I'm wrong, but that's got to expand the potential scale of the potential ore body. Would that be accurate?
Jo Price: That is accurate. The footprint of it currently sits, the antimony footprint, is around 2 kilometers by 3.5. And that's very comparable to the size of the Coffee Project as it currently sits. And that holds 4 million ounces. And it's considerably larger than the footprint at Victoria Gold project at Dublin Gulch which is an intrusive related system.
Gerardo Del Real: Have the results of the reprocessing affected the way that you're going to explore the project this year, now? And I've got to think that there was probably some thinking that went into acquiring the extra ground from the recent press release a few days back. I got to believe some of that was affected by the reprocessing, would that be correct?
Jo Price: Sure. Yeah, it changed our thinking a little bit. We're not quite so pigeon-holing the deposit, we're pretty much open to looking at anything that the facts lend us to. Because that model has changed a little bit. We've been looking in all of the rock types, we won't be closing any doors in that regard. Looking at all of this for structure and alteration and contacts, and how they relate to each other. And those new claims were just covering some northern and southern extents of those new anomalous areas that the geochem covered. We just wanted to cover all our bases and make sure that we had all the ground that we needed to acquire before we set off in 2018 with our new program.
Gerardo Del Real: Perfect, and that leads me right into my next question. Can you explain the chronology of the exploration program and of course the reasoning behind it?
Jo Price: Sure thing. In looking forward to 2018, we will be conducting some ground geophysics. And this is kind of a test. Given that we don't have any outcrop in the area, we're going to do some ground IP, VLF, and Mag lines to test exactly how the rocks are reacting to those systems. And then once we figure out exactly how they're reacting, we can go in and do a bigger program to really map out the structure and the geology in that area under surface. That coupled with some prospecting which will lead hopefully to some significant trenching, more soil sampling, which will have to wait until the middle of the season once the ground has freed up, and some mapping with some LIDAR and some UAV work.
Once all that is accomplished and then hopefully that will give us some pretty accurate drill targets to go after in multiple rock targets, not just the Saddle, but elsewhere, too.
Gerardo Del Real: Wonderful. You mentioned two things there, that there's very little outcrop at Wells and you mentioned prospectors. Can you explain what skills prospectors have and how they help you in your exploration to kind of combat the fact that there is very little outcrop at Wells.
Jo Price: It does take a little bit of time because you have to dig down to get rock that's anyway sample-able just at the surface there. The cover is about a meter or so, maybe a little less in spots, so it does take a little bit of time to get those samples. Our prospectors seem to have quite the nose for good rocks that are a little altered and look a little juiced and look a little different. So they are able to chase, from hole to hole, where they might think that good stuff is. It just requires quite a lot of boots and a little bit of time, effort, and thought whilst you're prospecting, I think.
Gerardo Del Real: Absolutely fascinating stuff, Jo. Thank you so much for your time. I'm looking forward to having you back on later in the season as we start getting news regarding the exploration efforts and then just what you uncover. It's one of the most fascinating things to me as a speculator in the space and I got to imagine you have a passion for it as well, being as this is what you do for a living.
Jo Price: It's pretty exciting stuff, I have to say.
Gerardo Del Real: Wonderful. Jo, thank you so much, I appreciate it.
Jo Price: Great, speak with you after the season.
Gerardo Del Real: Wonderful.


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Hello All my reader and beloved friends.
It's less than 24 hours to go before we see the biggest miracle in the world where everyone on earth has signed up to turn their lights out to support EARTH HOUR on 28th March 2009 at exactly 8.30pm . I have just signed up as individual. I would urged all of you to do so as well.
Think about it, the whole world in pitch black at exactly the same time!! What would it looked like from the satellites point of view?
How to Sign-up?
Kindly go to the link below to sign up:
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After sign-up, Be sure to look around the site and check out their social networking pages for all the latest Earth Hour updates.


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"Dream higher than the sky and deeper than the ocean."
Today's Self Care Stats:
- Started the day with fruit
- 1 mile walk with pup
- Big salad for lunch
- Little bit of reading
- Early to bed
How I felt
It occurred to me today that my days have the same stuff in it. Including things that, at first glance, doesn't seem like self care, but actually is. Like listening to finance podcasts while I walk. Again, it doesn't seem like self care – but I enjoy them. And they are helpful.
Take away point
Anything that is enjoyed and helpful to living a full life is absolutely self care.
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Filling Pieces Head of Design, Michael Lennheden recently shared a look at some of the design process that went into their upcomming AW18 collection, and in particular their Trimix Low style.
Below you can see some of the initial sketches of the Trimix Low, as well as some colour and material inspo, a new FP logo that best embodies the latest collection, a glimpse at some of upcomming samples and some final beauty shots of the Trimix Low.
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Converging health care IT
Network convergence in the next ten decades
'Converged infrastructure' brings vast efficiency increases from a technical and business perspective. This article looks at network convergence, its effects on IT and what it may bring to healthcare in the next ten years - and beyond.
Over the next decade, global healthcare will face vast demand growth, driven by higher life expectancy, improved treatment, more complex illnesses and increased global access to healthcare. Yet global healthcare budgets are being lowered, partly due to the economic downturn.
Healthcare will see marked changes, supported by new technologies. Care will move from hospital-centric systems towards more remote care at local offices or patients' homes, thanks to advanced monitoring and communications solutions. Hospital-patient communication, healthcare tiering, lifestyle awareness and triage are all becoming increasingly important. Patients' hospitalisation must be shortened, and on critical cases cared for in the primary healthcare sector. Remote monitoring and teleconsulting can help here.
Convergance for care
Until recently, in-building resources were grouped and devoted to specific functions: telephony, internet, security, building infrastructure, data... Today, however, integrated pools of computers, storage and networking resources are shared across multiple applications, enabled by automatic resource allocation based on pre-defined policies. As networks converge, the importance of data as an asset continues to grow and as more devices are IP-equipped, policy-driven convergence is used to operate resources.
Clinical converged infrastructure can improve global healthcare efficiency whilst reducing costs and improving service levels. New networks open up possibilities, such as vast data storage, transfer and analysis, or support for patient monitoring and HD cameras.
Off-site medical consultants can advise or oversee medical procedures, operations or diagnostics. Patient entertainment and communications services can also converge onto a single system.
Patients can be guided through medical facilities and find information on treatment procedures. For care providers, all this means more ease and efficiency at a lower cost.
A new solution using FTTO (Fibre To The Office) can provide significant benefits for hospitals. Let's look at one real-world example...
DNU: Denmark's fibred hospital of the future
Denmark is spending over five billion Euros on 14 consolidated 'superhospitals'. By 2020, the first should be completed: the New University Hospital (DNU) Aarhus, the largest hospital project in the country's history. More than 280,000 m2 of new buildings will be built, the remainder will be converted from existing facilities. The hospital village will feature a wide range of state-of-the-art IT innovations making it far more efficient and cost-effective. To accommodate a wide range of current and future service and applications, some 80,000 fibres will run to a vast number of outlets across the campus. "The underlying infrastructure must be as fast and reliable as possible," explains Lars Ganzhorn Knudsen, Project CIO DNU. "Not only to support current equipment, but also to accommodate future applications and technologies and absorb changes in demand. We chose a double fibre ring with a large number of ports for reliability and cost reasons. Some 800 services run on top of our network, from traditional clinical applications such Electronic Patient Records and clinical logistics to archiving radiology and MRI images. There are patient administration, accounting and financial systems as well as building management solutions. Telephony, entertainment and WiFi also run on this fibre backbone. We're making a lot of bandwidth available and building redundancy into our wireless network so staff can check, monitor and communicate from any location. They can check in to an advanced scheduling app from anywhere and immediately see which facilities are booked and available, and reschedule or prioritise at once if necessary."
Advanced healthcare solutions
"All three new hospital campuses in our region will have the same kind of fibre network. Other regions are watching us carefully, and I would definitely advise them to take the fibre route. Nexans provided the best balance between cost and effectiveness."
"The amount of data being transferred is also constantly increasing. Imagine seven or eight thousand patients having access to several entertainment and information channels at the same time. Furthermore, we're a University hospital, with our own auditorium. Sometimes 200 students will be taking notes, using different applications, recording and looking things up online."
"A colleague from Norway recently remarked: "If you don't have a reliable network, you need to evacuate your hospital right away!" It is becoming as crucial as electricity and medical supplies. Our workforce is becoming increasingly mobile and the clinic's efficiency drive is forcing us to ensure staff always have access to data. We also have a huge fibre network across the region which all hospitals are hooked up to, for example to exchange data. We have a WAN with three dedicated data centres. We can get experts from one location to review scans from another location. Recently, an operation was carried out remotely. We also work with a centralised pool of remote interpreters."
Looking Ahead
"Bandwidth is very high, right up to the user port," says Ejvind Olsen, Key Account Manager at Nexans Denmark. "This solution makes easy configuration changes in the hospital possible. If a room or department needs to be assigned a different function, that's no problem." Lars concludes: "The FTTO concept provides us with the best possible flexibility to design our new buildings to respond to challenging requirements of modern health care institutions – at an outstanding cost advantage compared to more traditional infrastructures."


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Organic Autumn Harvest Blend Apple Juice
You'll fall in love with the exceptional taste of Solana Gold Organics Autumn Harvest Blend Apple Juice!
California's Sonoma County has long been famous for having the one of the world's best climates for growing apples. Our ideal conditions - a long growing season, low rainfall, warm days with cool nights, acidic soil - create the perfect environment to enhance the aromatic oil essences in apples grown here. Solana Gold Organics Autumn Harvest Blend Apple Juice, a tasty blend of our own Sebastopol grown Red Delicious and Golden Delicious apples, has an exceptionally delicious, fresh apple flavor.
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Since 1984, Regional Alliance West (RAW) has been a not-for-profit, human rights organisation based in Geraldton, Western Australia. We provide free services to people experiencing disadvantage in the MidWest, Murchison and Gascoyne regions of Western Australia, an area of 650 000sqkm.
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Traditional known as 'Chulent' this Jewish food is often served for Sabbath lunch. The longer you can leave it in the slow cooker the better.
This was quite nice in the end. Would have also tasted great with sweet potato. Forgot the barley which meant there was a lot of juice, but no matter, still tasted nice. - 06 Mar 2011
Tanya- you are right. I neglected to mention the most important part- to cover the ingredients with water! Thank you for pointing that out - 05 Feb 2008 (Review from Allrecipes USA and Canada)
This is the best chulent, since I found this recipe this is how I make it all the time. Chulent is a Jewish dish cooked usually for Sabbath and not a stew. The only changes that I did is that I cooked the onion in about 2-3 tbsp. of oil until is soft and translucent and added to the slow cooker and mixing with everything, I didn't use garlic and I used beef brisket and bone in, skinless chicken breast( my husband prefers the chicken). Also I covered with water and on top of everything I put some whole, in shell and uncooked eggs. When the chulent is ready you will remove their shells, they will have a dark colour and are very good. I forgot to mention that before I put the eggs in I washed them very well with dish soap. Thank you Niki11784 for a wonderful recipe. - 09 Jan 2010 (Review from Allrecipes USA and Canada)


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Nico Hulkenberg is sure Force India can still challenge for fourth position in the Constructors' championship, despite a tricky start to the 2016 campaign.
Force India finished fifth in last year's standings and co-owner Vijay Mallya set the outfit the goal of improving by one position, though after two races the team sits in seventh position, 14 points behind fourth-placed Williams.
Hulkenberg nonetheless believes that Force India has been compromised across the first two rounds and is sure that improvements will be made.
"I think it's still realistic," he said when asked if Force India can finish fourth.
"It's tough, a big challenge, but our first two races have been compromised, in Melbourne we got away with points but the red flag cost us.
"Obviously Bahrain was a very poor day for us, having a lap one incident then being offset on strategy, traffic, compared to everyone else made it difficult, but had we not had that we'd be in a points scoring position.
"[We have] good signs, still early days in this season and there is still more to come from us."
Hulkenberg added that the tightly congested nature of the midfield means that any mistakes are magnified.
"The midfield is really competitive, Toro Rosso has improved a lot, Haas is there too, it's very competitive and if you don't get the best out of the car and yourself you find yourself a couple of positions back," he concluded.


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Event Calendar
The film will be followed by a Q&A with
director Ken Ochiai, stars Seizo Fukumoto and Chihiro Yamamoto
Monday, June 16 at 7 pm
In Japanese with English subtitles
Japan, 2013 103 minutes
Director: Ken Ochiai
Screenwriter: Hiroyuki Ono
Producers: Ko Mori, Hiroyuki Ono, Shohei Sano
Starring: Seizo Fukumoto, Chihiro Yamamoto, Hirotaro Honda, Masashi Goda,
Asahi Kurizuka, Hisako Manda, Nenji Kobayashi, Hiroki Matsukata
Film courtesy of Eleven Arts
No one dies quite as dramatically - or as frequently - as Kamiyama, the taciturn, aging stuntman at the heart of "Uzumasa Limelight." Kamiyama (Fukumoto) is a "kirare-yaku," a sword-fighting extra who has plied his artistry in Japan's beloved chambara samurai film industry for 50 years. When the hero slices him with a sword, as will inevitably happen, Kamiyama's eyes and mouth fly open in a deadly grimace, his back arches in a gravity-defying move, and finally, he thuds heavily to the ground.
In his twilight years, Kamiyama still has his brief moments in the limelight at Kyoto's Uzumasa Studios, the Hollywood of Japan. But not for long: The TV series that has been his home for decades has just been canceled, and he winds up as a corpse in the new yakuza drama, lying in a pool of blood. Kamiyama gets a reprieve when he's farmed out to the nearby samurai theme park, and begins schooling a female extra in swordplay. Satsuki (Yamamoto) proves to be an apt pupil. Before long, she's the star of a glitzy, updated chambara TV series, featuring a pop star in the role of warlord Oda Nobunaga and a pathetic cast of extras who wield short green "swords" since computer-generated blades can be added in post-production.
You won't be surprised at what comes next in "Uzumasa Limelight," but the extraordinary (real-life) skills of its two leads is worth the price of admission alone. An elegy for Japan's much-beloved period films and the unsung heroes of the genre, this is a timely reminder that every generation stands on the shoulders of giants.
Please join us for this sneak preview of "Uzumasa Limelight" before the film's theatrical release in Japan begins on July 14.
For more (in Japanese): http://www.uzumasa-limelight.net/
Director KEN OCHIAI made his first film at age 12, and left for the US following high school to pursue his filmmaking dreams. He graduated from USC's School of Cinematic Arts and the American Film Institute, making over 30 short films and picking up awards from the Directors Guild of America and the Sapporo Short Fest. His first feature, "Tiger Mask," was produced by Toshiaki Nakazawa, who produced the Oscar-winning "Departures," and was released last fall. For "Uzumasa Limelight," Ochiai worked with a US-based production company and cinematographer Chris Freilich.
Legendary sword-fighting actor SEIZO FUKUMOTO began his career at Toei Studios Kyoto at the age of 15 in 1958, and soon perfected his specialty as the "kirare-yaku" character, whose job is to be slashed by a sword and die onscreen. In his hundreds of appearances on TV and film, he has played a range of roles and worked with many directors of note, appearing in such recent films as "Red Shadow: Akakage" (2001), "The Last Ronin" (2010) and "Memories Corner" (2011). Fukumoto came to international attention as the Silent Samurai in 2003's "The Last Samurai," for which he received a Special Award from the Japan Academy in 2004.
World champion Wushu artist CHIHIRO YAMAMOTO began learning Tai chi when she was 3 years old. In 2012, she won a gold medal for sojutsu (spear work), a silver medal for Kenjutsu (sword work) and a silver medal for Chang quan (martial arts) at the World Wushu Championships. She earlier won gold medals in all three sports at the 2010, 2011 and 2012 JOC Junior Olympic Cups, as well as gold (Sojutsu) and silver (Chang quan) at the 2008 World Wushu Championships. "Uzumasa Limelight" marks her film debut.Please make your reservations at the FCCJ Reception Desk (3211-3161) or register below. You may attend the Q&A session without attending the screening, but you will not have seating priority.
Please reserve in advance, still & TV cameras inclusive. All movie screenings are private, noncommercial events primarily for FCCJ members and their guests.
Karen Severns, Movie Committee


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Find Sanctuary at the Otto Labyrinth Park. The definitions of sanctuary are: 1. a consecrated place where sacred objects are kept. and 2. refuge: a shelter from danger or hardship. We offer you both at the Otto Labyrinth Park & Welcome Center, sitting across the ponds from the Park.
The Welcome Center is open in the afternoons, Monday through Saturday.
Virtual Mini Tour of The Welcome Center at the Otto Labyrinth Park
May All Who Enter Here Be Well, Be Happy!
Candles, Incense, Sage and Oils, oh My!
Singing Bowls, Chakra Drums, Prayer Flags and More
Appalachian Mountain Trolls share a room with Fun Gifts for all ages
Photo Journal Of Our Labyrinth, walk a finger labyrinth, draw your own labyrinth, learn about labyrinths history and meaning. See a photo journal of our Labyrinth.
Find great labyrinth gifts on this website, See Labyrinth Gifts.
Visit the Labyrinth Park, Open dawn to dusk every day!
The Otto Labyrinth Park was open to the public in April 1998. It is made of 10 tons of stone and sits in a high energy spot with a creek on two sides, a pond on the third and a hillside of mountain laurel above.
Mountain Valley Center & The Otto Labyrinth Park
43 Shambala Way
Otto, NC 28763.
Phone Toll Free 888-773-2491
The labyrinth is open dawn to dusk. After hour activities must be arranged in advance at Mountain Valley Center.
Guided tours of the labyrinth and special group activities must be arranged in advance.
We have established a non-profit organization to facilitate development of facilities at the Labyrinth. Plans include building a "screen house" with restrooms and a fireplace just beyond the pond. Plans have also been drawn up for building several cabins in the woods to accommodate visitors on site. If you would like to help us fulfill these plans by making a tax deductible contribution to the Otto Labyrinth Park Fund.
Driving Directions:
FROM THE NORTH - We are an hour and a half drive from Asheville, NC. Cherokee and the Smoky Mountains National Park are 45 minutes away. Drive to Franklin, NC and come south on 441 (towards Atlanta) approximately 7 miles. Turn right on Calvary Church Rd. Turn Left on Shambala Way.
FROM THE SOUTH - We are an hour from Gainesville, GA and 1 & 1/2 to 2
hours from Atlanta. From Atlanta, take 985 to Gainesville, then drive North East until 441 North joins the four lane. Continue on the same road to Clayton, GA and on to Dillard, GA. We are 3 miles North of Dillard. Turn left on Calvary Church Rd. Turn Left on Shambala Way.
Labyrinth Gatherings will Resume Next Spring
In the meantime, feel free to visit dawn to dusk and enjoy the solitude of Nature in the Winter. The Welcome Center at the Park is open Wednesday through Saturday in the afternoons.
The Otto Labyrinth Park was open to the public in April 1998. It is made of 10 tons of stone and sits in a high energy spot with a creek on two sides, a pond on the third and a hillside of mountain laurel above.
Visit our Labyrinth Page for more photos and information!
To be notified of 2018 events, join our mailing list!
Read excerpts from the Labyrinth Journal and help us maintain the Labyrinth Park and Faerie Forest!
If you have enjoyed the Otto Labyrinth Park and want to support parks like this, please make your tax deductible contributions to
Otto Labyrinth Park Fund and Journal.
or mail your contributions to:
Otto Labyrinth Park Fund
43 Shambala Way
Otto, NC 28763
Article from Rabun Laurel Magazine, May 2008


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By DC Pathak
19 January 2016
The Pathankot attack has had three after-effects: It has raised questions about India's internal security, brought the Government's response under a cloud, and unnecessarily revived concerns that the NSA isn't a diplomat
The daring terrorist attack on the Pathankot air base, planned and directed from across our Western border, has three kinds of after-effects. First, all eyes are now on India's internal security and the popular sentiment is in favour of the Ministry of Home Affairs that is rising to prove its demonstrable grip on this turf.
The Pathankot event, which is yet another evidence of the ongoing cross-border terrorism unleashed by the Pakistan Army and the Inter-Services Intelligence combine, to settle scores with India for the latter's role in the liberation of Bangladesh, is widely seen as the present regime's 26/11.
The wishy-washy response of Pakistan to India's no-nonsense stand that the resumption of India-Pakistan dialogue will happen only when decisive action is taken against Maulana Masood Azhar and his lieutenants of the Jaish-e-Mohammed has made Indian public opinion allergic to a possible repeat of what happened after the Mumbai terror attacks.
The image and credibility of the then Government had been seriously dented as it came off as weak and unable to handle national security challenges effectively.
Lessons from Pathankot have to be built into our strategy for the future. India should note that the civilian leadership in Pakistan continues to fig leaf its Army as far as its India policy is concerned.
We should take into account the reality that the Pakistan Army has sensed the US dependence on it, in the matter of safeguarding American interests in the Pakistan-Afghanistan belt against the threat of Islamist radicals and, therefore, is leveraging it to demand concessions from India on Kashmir.
Another learning from the Pathankot attack is that the ISI is already taking advantage of the rise of the Islamic State and the revival of Al Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan, to palm off the blame for the attacks instigated by it on India using the militant outfits under its control, on these radicals.
There is still some confusion among our political leaders who put the anti-establishment violence of the Pakistani Taliban, which is an extension of the anti-West agenda of the radicals, and ISI-sponsored terrorism against India, in the same bracket.
It is this ignorance that led to the foreign policy faux pas at Havana where we granted shared victimhood to Pakistan on terrorism and agreed on intelligence-sharing in complete defiance of the basic rule of security, that you can share intelligence only with your established friends.
The second after-effect has been the ill-informed criticism in some circles of experts, of the Centre's handling of the terrorist attack. Security failure results from any of the three reasons: (i) Absence of information, which is the classical 'intelligence failure' (ii) flawed dissemination which is called the failure of 'communication' and (iii) inadequate response which leads to failure of 'action'.
In the case of Pathankot, intelligence was communicated to the right quarters and a specially-trained armed force was used to neutralise the attackers before any damage could be caused to the strategic assets.
An operation against an 'invisible' enemy in a situation where collateral damage had to be avoided cannot be run down merely because it appeared to have taken a lot of time. To pitch this as an issue of comparison between the Army and the Para-military force is clearly misplaced.
For an outsider, the possible flaw in the security at Pathankot was in 'intrusion detection' and lack of clarity in the protocols defining the local responders in an emergency.
A time-bound revalidation of the security regimen at establishments of strategic importance by teams of experts is indicated. It is good to find that a meeting chaired by the Home Minister has ordered this already.
Last but not the least, the aftermath of the Pathankot attack has produced a well- orchestrated lobby — mostly drawn from the community of foreign policy experts that voiced reservations against the function of the National Security Advisor being steered by a security professional rather than a diplomat.
These critics forget that foreign policy is, by definition, a product of national security and economic concerns. Its pre-occupation with security is made more important since it is now universally acknowledged that national security is inseparable from economic security.
Let the Pathankot experience lead us to a realistic strategy towards Pakistan. We should concentrate our diplomatic energy on mobilising world opinion against faith-based militancy that has already created a new asymmetric warfare at the global level. India, because of its history, is particularly sensitive to this threat.
DC Pathak is a former Director, Intelligence Bureau
Source: dailypioneer.com/columnists/oped/in-the-aftermath-of-pathankot.html
URL: http://www.newageislam.com/current-affairs/dc-pathak/in-the-aftermath-of-pathankot/d/106042


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Finance Manager (Based in Megamall Kuantan)
- Recruiter
- Berjaya Corporation Berhad
- Location
- Megamall Kuantan, Pahang
- Salary
- Competitive salary
- Posted
- 15 May 2019
- Closes
- 14 Jun 2019
- Approved employers
- Approved employer
- Job role
- Finance manager
- Sector
- Banking and financial services, Digital, Education and training, Healthcare, IT/Telecoms, Leisure/Travel/Tourism, Media/Marketing, Pharmaceutical / medical, Property and construction
- Contract type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full time
- Experience level
- Manager
Founded in the year 1984 by Tan Sri Dato' Seri Vincent Tan Chee Yioun, Berjaya Corporation Berhad is one of Malaysia's largest dynamic and expanding conglomerate with its wide array of core business activities, including financial services, consumer marketing & retail, hotels, resorts, & recreation development, property investment & development, gaming & lottery, motor trading & distribution, food & beverage, and telecommunication.
BERJAYA means SUCCESS in Bahasa Malaysia and reflects the success and Malaysian character of the Berjaya Corporation's core businesses. Our symbol made up of closely interwoven B's represent our strong foundation and the constant synergy taking place within the Berjaya Corporation group of companies. Each B faces a different direction, depicting the varied strengths of the companies that make up the Berjaya Corporation group of companies.
Today, Berjaya Corporation Berhad and its affiliates have a total employee strength of more than 40,000. In Berjaya, we believe in the personal and professional development of our employees, which is why we are constantly striving to provide a cross-functional environment, as well as endless development and upskilling opportunities to our employees to bring out their fullest potential and grow together with the company. In Berjaya, we are not the practitioners of success, we are the success!
In Berjaya, we take pride in shaping individuals into great leaders. With a combined employee strength of more than 40,000 worldwide, we are committed to create a compelling Employee Value Proposition (EVP) and strive to be an "Employer of Choice". Through Berjaya's Employee Value Proposition (EVP), we show what it means to be part of Berjaya. We value our people and we strive to connect, inspire, and empower our employees to achieve greater success together.
B. Connects
Connecting you to a broad spectrum of opportunities and people from our diversified businesses.
B. Inspires
Inspiring you to make positive changes and achieve greater impact together.
B. Empowers
Empowering you to grow and develop to become your best in creating a better future."
Job Description
- Overseeing the accounting and financial functions of the Complex Division.
- Take charge of overall tax matters such as tax planning.
- Oversees daily operations of the department.
- Constantly review and propose improvements to internal controls and procedures.
- Professional Certificate/Degree in Accountancy or equivalent with a minimum of 5 years' working experience.
- Solid understanding of Malaysia Accounting and Taxation regulatory.
- Proficient in IFCA.net, Microsoft Office and Excel applications.
- Analytical, possess good problem-solving skills and able to make sound accounting decisions.
- Good command of both written and spoken English and Bahasa Malaysia, with excellent communications and interpersonal skills.
For further information, and to apply, please visit our website via the "Apply" button below.


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Belly dance is a fun, empowering, and body positive dance form that encourages you to move in many ways while discovering several new muscles you never knew you had.
Two levels of classes are offered. Beginner is for those new to belly dance while Belly Dance Fundamentals is aimed at those who have the basics but are looking to refine technique and build strength.


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James Griffing wrote from Topeka, Kansas Territory, to his wife J. Augusta (Goodrich) Griffing. Mrs. Griffing was visiting her family in New York for the first time since her arrival in Kansas Territory in 1855. Griffing gave his wife instructions about which fruit seeds (plum, cherry, and peach) and cuttings (gooseberry and blackberry) to collect and transport back to Kansas Territory, and described his plan to purchase pine flooring in Leavenworth.preview
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"The White Rabbit Chronicles" by Gena Showalter consists of a protagonist by the name of Alice Bell. Her father believes in the existence of mysterious creatures that lurk in the night, and Alice has never believed in this until her family's death in a fateful car crash. Soon after, she is involved in a group that attempt to set out and keep the creatures from harming any innocents.
I really enjoyed the plot and how the story was written. The plot gave a darker, more modern twist to the childhood story, Alice in Wonderland. With zombies, action, plot twists, and the entertaining narration by the protagonist, The White Rabbit Chronicles is a very enjoyable read.
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