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Animal Spirit Raku Cremation Urn- Oversized
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Proudly made in the USA.
The Animal Spirit gleams with an almost iridescent color that mimics an ancient landscape. This stunning oversized raku fired art urn is finished with a braided black leather strap that holds the lid safely in place. High strength sealant is also included for permanent closure.
The art urn is inscribed by the artist on the bottom of the work. This vessel may be inscribed with name or dates for an additional cost. Due to the rough nature of clay- the lettering will also be course.
Due to artisan hand-crafting- all weights and sizes are approximate and colors/patterns may vary slightly. Raku ware should be handled with care and stored in a safe, dry environment.
|8" x 12"
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The Outer Banks Taste of The Beach Weekend is a fantastic way to sample the fare of several fine restaurants on the Outer Banks in one fun-filled, food-centric weekend! Casual chefs to full-on foodie fanatics will revel in innovative culinary opportunities offered up by members of the Outer Banks Restaurant Association. You can indulge in a fancy wine dinner one night and mix with the masses in an organic farm to fork experience the next. Or maybe an intimate cooking class with one of the area's world class chefs is more your speed.
This fun food festival event features: wine tastings, cooking classes, special menu presentations, brewery tours, tapas crawls, cook-offs, showdowns and throwdowns, dine-arounds and many more culinary delights! It's four days of foodie heaven and lots of fun activities on the Outer Banks. It involves over 50 restaurants!


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The Honorable Stephen T. Ayers '13 (Hon.), FAIA, LEED AP, Architect of the Capitol
Mr. Ayers completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Architecture at the University of Maryland and received his Master's of Science degree in Systems Management from the University of Southern California. After attending Officers Training School at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, Mr. Ayers was commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Air Force and assigned to Edwards Air Force Base. There he served as a Staff Architect with the 6510th Civil Engineer Squadron managing numerous design and construction projects. He was promoted to Design Team Chief and progressed to the rank of Captain. Mr. Ayers was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal and after five years of active duty, decided to pursue a career in public service in another way.
After working in the architectural and engineering community in the Washington, D.C., area, Mr. Ayers joined the Voice of America as a General Engineer in 1991. In 1992, he transferred to Rhodes, Greece, to lead design and construction efforts at several Voice of America sites in Greece and Germany. Mr. Ayers returned to the U.S. in 1997 and joined the Architect of the Capitol as an Assistant Superintendent for the Senate Office Buildings. In February 2007, Mr. Ayers began serving as Acting Architect until his appointment as Architect of the Capitol in May 2010.
Mr. Ayers is a licensed architect in California and an Accredited Professional in Leadership in Energy and Environment Design. He is both a member and Fellow of the American Institute of Architects and a member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the George Washington Chapter of Lambda Alpha International, Construction Users Roundtable, Construction Industry Institute, Washington Building Congress, and Construction Management Association of America. Mr. Ayers is the recipient of the Construction Industry Institute's 2011 Carroll H. Dunn Award for Excellence.
Mr. Ayers is responsible for facilities maintenance and operation of the historic Capitol Building, the care of 470 acres of grounds, and operation and maintenance of 17.4 million square feet of buildings including the House and Senate Office Buildings, Capitol Visitor Center, Library of Congress Buildings, the U.S. Supreme Court Building, the Thurgood Marshall Federal Judiciary Building, and other facilities. As Architect of the Capitol, he oversees a staff of approximately 2,600 and an annual budget of nearly $600 million.
In May 2013, Mr. Ayers delivered the Commencement address and was awarded a Doctor of Public Design in recognition of his service as a champion of historic preservation, great public design, and sustainability.


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Posted By Pramath | On 30th, Mar. 2016 Under News | Follow This Author @Pramath1605
The Making of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End gives fans a unique window and insight into the development of the long awaited final chapter in Nathan Drake's story. The previous episodes have shown us a lot of things, including the various ways in which the added power of the PlayStation 4 allowed Naughty Dog to fully realize their vision for the game.
This new episode basically serves as a coda to the miniseries, with the development team looking at the Uncharted series, and what it means to them, and how they, and the games they make, have grown ever since the series' inception in 2007. They also look at the series' devoted fanbase, and discuss how the fans played into A Thief's End's development.
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End launches exclusively on the PlayStation 4 in May. You can check out the fifth and final episode of The Making Of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End below.
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When you execute a job, the generated OSH and contents of the configuration file ($APT_CONFIG_FILE) is used to compose a "score". This is similar to a SQL query optimization plan.
At runtime, IBM InfoSphere DataStage identifies the degree of parallelism and node assignments for each operator, and inserts sorts and partitioners as needed to ensure correct results. It also defines the connection topology (virtual data sets/links) between adjacent operators/stages, and inserts buffer operators to prevent deadlocks (for example, in fork-joins). It also defines the number of actual OS processes. Multiple operators/stages are combined within a single OS process as appropriate, to improve performance and optimize resource requirements.
The job score is used to fork processes with communication interconnects for data, message and control3. Processing begins after the job score and processes are created. Job processing ends when either the last row of data is processed by the final operator, a fatal error is encountered by any operator, or the job is halted by DataStage Job Control or human intervention such as DataStage Director STOP.
Job scores are divided into two sections — data sets (partitioning and collecting) and operators (node/operator mapping). Both sections identify sequential or parallel processing.
The execution (orchestra) manages control and message flow across processes and consists of the conductor node and one or more processing nodes as shown in Figure 1-6. Actual data flows from player to player — the conductor and section leader are only used to control process execution through control and message channels.
Conductor is the initial framework process. It creates the Section Leader (SL) processes (one per node), consolidates messages to the DataStage log, and manages orderly shutdown. The Conductor node has the start-up process. The Conductor also communicates with the players.
Note: You can direct the score to a job log by setting $APT_DUMP_SCORE. To identify the Score dump, look for "main program: This step....".
Section Leader is a process that forks player processes (one per stage) and manages up/down communications. SLs communicate between the conductor and player processes only. For a given parallel configuration file, one section leader will be started for each logical node.
Players are the actual processes associated with the stages. It sends stderr and stdout to the SL, establishes connections to other players for data flow, and cleans up on completion. Each player has to be able to communicate with every other player. There are separate communication channels (pathways) for control, errors, messages and data. The data channel does not go through the section eader/conductor as this would limit scalability.
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Vicente We cannot find any significant literary characters with the first name Vicente.
Point Vicente - a song by Calexico
Vicente el Valiente (M. P. Robertson) - Spanish edition of "Big Brave Brian". Hiding behind Vicente's bedroom door is a terror that children and parents can both relate to: a hideously messy room. Vicente's amusing phobia (that of cleaning his room) is a light-hearted way to begin a discussion about a child's own fears. Offered in both Spanish and English, the irresistibly alliterative text is perfect for reading aloud, making this a fun way to introduce young readers to a new language. Recommended for ages 4-8.
Vicente ya es valiente (Carlos Romeu) - Spanish edition. Un libro para superar los miedos de la infancia. Recommended for ages 4-8.
Famous People Named Vicente - Vicente Fox (former President of Mexico); Vicente Aleixandre (Spanish writer, Nobel laureate); Vicente Juan Masip (Spanish painter); Vicente Seguí Porres (Spanish singer); Vicente Yáñez Pinzón (Spanish explorer, captain of the ship Niña on the Columbus 1492 voyage)
Famous People Who Named Their Son Vicente - We cannot find any celebrities or famous people who have named their child Vicente.
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Today, we are excited to announce the launch of drop-down menus on Webs.com sites!
This update has been requested by many users, and has been in the works for quite some time here at Webs. It's a simple feature with huge implications; drop-down menus allow you to clean up the navigation bar on your website, better organizing your website and creating a more focused and guided experience for your site visitors.
See your website go from this:
To this:
To make this feature work, you will notice your Site Manager has received a little update. You can now reorder and create dropdowns, right from the Site Manager.
How does the new system work?
- Drag and drop pages up and down to change their ordering position
- Drag and drop pages to the right to nest the page as a drop-down selection. This will automatically move the page into a dropdown menu beneath the page it is listed under.
This new feature opens up a whole new way for you to build your site, and for your users to navigate your site. It's simple to use, but makes a huge impact!
Need more help? Check out our how-to video.
A Few Useful Hints Towards a GREAT Navigation Bar.
Armed with this new tool in hand, here's a few hints to making your site GREAT using dropdown navigation:
- If your site uses a horizontal navigation bar, make sure it does not go beyond ONE ROW of navigation items. Move pages into dropdowns to clean it up.
- In general, you should avoid having more than 10 pages as top level navigation links. Everything else should be set as a subpage.
- You can create new rich navigation by manually adding links to your site. Here's how to manually add a link:Visit Site Manager -> Click "Add a New Page" -> Click "External Link" -> Type the link name and URL
- Got a Webstore? This a GREAT feature for you! Make your store even easier to browse by creating links to each of your store categories, then dragging those items as subpages under your Webstore page!
So those are just a few hints, but as always, we can't wait to see the creative ways you make use of this new feature.
Please let us know what you think in the comments!
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The Mini Hornit is the ultimate lights and sound effects accessory for children's bikes and scooters.
Durable and waterproof, it's loaded with 25 fun sounds including a dixie horn, motorbike, UFO, police car, helicopter, magic spell, a lion's roar and even an old-fashioned bike bell! The sounds have 3 different volumes, plus it has white and green lights, with flashing or constant settings. Attaches easily to the handlebars of any bike or scooter, with an optional remote trigger for bike handles, meaning you don't need to let go to sound it. Makes riding a bike even more fun!
Boys are fun-loving and intelligent creatures who enjoy life and get excited when you buy them cool presents. A sure-fire way to bring a smile to any boy's face is to give them chocolate. They also love remote control toys and being creative, as well as gadgets and unusual books to read.


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Dark Grey Pearl Diamante Jumper - 10by Tutuc133358188
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Up your knitwear game with this stylish dark grey jumper. With a soft fine knit finish, it showcases distinctive pearl and diamante embellishments running from the turtle neckline. With a touch of stretch for comfort and fit, the jumper is finished with ribbed hem and cuffs. Team with black coated jeans and ankle boots for a chic but relaxed look.
- Dark Grey jumper
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Friday, November 11, 2011
After Hours - Chalk Board Picture Frames
5 comments:
- Ricki Jill Treleaven said...
Good morning. Trip took me to the lake to get away and get my head on straight. Since our church down here is seasonal, I am spending the morning reading blogs. Your boys are so handsome, Bonnie. I love their school pictures! Good times @ the swim meet. I know you must be so proud of Brennan! *and* he composes music, too!
I think it's funny that the kids were so excited about the chalk. Good point about the dry erase boards....
Shelley saw an antique typewriter and asked me if it was a steampunk computer, LOL! :/
Have a blessed Sunday, my friend!
Ricki Jill
- November 13, 2011 at 11:25 AM
- Thomaschrishan said...
School photos just came out so we anticipation it would be fun for the kids to acrylic frames to authority their new photos, or to accord to a admired one for Christmas.
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- November 15, 2011 at 8:05 AM
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- November 24, 2011 at 1:14 PM
- Zymeth Blues said...
That was a cool idea, Bonnie. The one who'll receive the frames will be more appreciative 'cause the design consists of kids' handwritings. They can be considered as "doodles." Thanks for sharing this nice idea. :D
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- November 25, 2011 at 3:31 PM
- Thomaschrishan said...
What will happen if you find the thing used to protect your pictures itself is getting damaged due to improper handling and carelessness shown by the user?
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POW: Entrelac & Lady Eleanor's Knitted Stole
Entrelac is a knitting technique that looks woven but is actually made up of interconnected knitted blocks. Each block is knit individually across the row, then stitches are picked up and worked perpendicular to the previous set of blocks to form the next row of blocks. It's a fascinating technique with a very distinct appearance. If you're feeling ambitious, it's also a great opportunity to learn how to knit backwards! Working backwards means you're not constantly turning your work, which is helpful when you're working a bunch of tiny squares (you can always work back and forth using traditional knit and purl rows if you're more comfortable with that method).
If you're new to entrelac and ready to give it a try, check out our free eBook, How to Knit Entrelac. Former Interweave Knits Editor Eunny Jang explains how to work this unique knitting technique, from casting on to working the blocks to binding off. The eBook also includes six basic projects worked in entrelac so you can hone your skills before undertaking a larger project such as the Lady Eleanor Entrelac Knitted Stole.
Originally featured in Scarf Style, this fabulous wrap uses both entrelac and a gradient yarn to their full advantage. When worked in entrelac, the ombré-dyed yarn transforms into beautiful blocks of color that create a patchwork effect. Our kit contains both the Scarf Style eBook and all the yarn you need for the stole. This wrap is worked in Wisdom Yarns Poems, a single-ply gradient yarn. The Enchanted Forest colorway is reminiscent of a fairytale wood, with teal green, bark brown, and elvish silver.
Wear the Lady Eleanor Knitted Stole on your next adventure to Mordor, or perhaps just to peruse your local art museum. Either way, you'll have a stunning wrap to show off your new knitting skills!
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David MacDonald Ross Poems
- The Dreamer WHO seeks the shore where dreams outpour ...
- Autumn When, with low moanings on the distant shore, ...
- Love's Treasure House I went to Love's old treasure house ...
- The Sea To The Shell The sea, my mother, is singing to me, ...
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He shall not fear tho' in his ear
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Orin Swift, famed wine maker of The Prisoner, Saldo Zinfandel, Mercury Head Cabernet, D66 Grenache, Veladora Sauvignon Blanc, and Papillon, has just released a brand spanking new wine, and we are ready to bring it to you!
This wine features grapes from my favorite Spanish region, Priorat, which is just a tiny spec on the Spanish map, but produces some of the most amazing and delicious grapes. Definitely jump on this, it will be sure to please! Whether you're a Spanish-wine aficionado, or a beginner in this undervalued European wine region, taste this and enjoy.
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NRL Looking To Introduce 'Good Behaviour Fund'
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Reports have emerged today that the NRL is looking at introducing a 'good behaviour fund' in an attempt to reduce off-field drama, according to dailytelegraph.com.au.
Speaking on Triple M Sunday NRL, Paul Kent said that this would see more of the responsibility shift to the players if their hip pockets are hit, instead of the clubs through loss of sponsorship. Listen to the full report below.
"There is no direct correlation between the players misbehaving and their income," Kenty said.
"The NRL has never come out and declared how much money has been lost to the game because of various incidences.
"The players still get paid their wages, and the onus is on the clubs to try to cover that sponsorship loss.
"The NRL are now thinking that they need a correlation here to make the players behave.
"It's being portrayed as a bit of a bribe to the clubs.
"So the NRL is now saying that they'll give the NRL clubs an extra $400,000, but every time a player misbehaves, we''ll take a little bit out of it.
"The issue will be that clubs will want to keep that $400,000 safe, so if there is an incident, they'll sweep it under the carpet."


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NW Iowa's Self-Guided Open Studio Tour
Saturday & Sunday October 14 and 15, 2017
Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday noon to 5 p.m.
Welcome to Artisans Road Trip 2017 - Happy Travels!
Professional artists will welcome guests into their studios to discover and purchase quality original works during the twelth annual Artisans Road Trip (A.R.T.) on Saturday and Sunday, October 10th and 11th, 2015. The free tour will includes many Northwest Iowa Artists representing several counties.
A.R.T. invites you to travel Iowa's scenic byways and back roads looking for one-of-a-kind art treasures. Artisans will offer a rare glimpse into creative processes as they demonstrate their craft in personal and unique workspaces.
We invite you to preview artists' work or request a brochure & map @ artisansroadtrip.com. Brochures will be available at local art centers, banks, libraries, community gathering centers, Iowa Welcome Centers and artist locations.
A.R.T. is a free self-driving open studio tour.
A.R.T. offers a printed brochure with directions to artist's studios.
A.R.T. maintains a comprehensive website showcasing involved artists and provides links to individual sites artisansroadtrip.com.
A.R.T. organizes studios, dining and lodging sponsors into 4 area tours.
A.R.T. is organized and run by "Artists working for Artists."
A.R.T. works to advance Northwest Iowa Art, educating and helping to develop local markets and tourism.
A.R.T. 2017 Board Members
Haley Rothstein (Graphic Designer-Chair) 320 237-7351 - firstname.lastname@example.com
Barb McGee (Secretary) 712 295-6315 - email@example.com
William Lieb (Treasurer) - 712 336-4410 - firstname.lastname@example.com
Bruce Morrison (Webmaster) 712 728-2199 - firstname.lastname@example.com
Joleen Dentlinger (Grant Writing/Fundraising) 712 732-6286 - firstname.lastname@example.com
Julie Hamilton 712 334-4469 - email@example.com
Judy Hemphill (Photographer) 712/260-1373 - firstname.lastname@example.com
Beth Cathcart (Communications) - 712 299-5248 - firstname.lastname@example.com
Marisa Sidles (Grant Writing/Fundraising) - 712 363-1307 - email@example.com
"Explore NW Iowa A.R.T. in out-of-the-way-places!"
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It's a wet and chilly one here in FL, but it's a Friday nonetheless!
I missed last week's Weekly Wrap-up, so I'm doubling up this week. It worked out, though, because we've been doing the same things for two weeks now. This is what we've been up to for the past two weeks in therapy:
One of our units this month is "Imagination." Oh the fun you can have imagining with a student in Pre-K!
A smiley face, an egg, a house, a trash can, a semi, and a kite!
A smiley face, a lady bug, a robot, a can of soup, a planter, and a baseball diamond!
A sun, a man, Sponge Bob, and Wall-e!
You can download this freebie in my TPT store here:
Next, we read a really cool book called "Chalk," by Bill Thomson. Ok, so we didn't really "read" it, because it's a book with NO words! These books are awesome, because the students get to look at the pictures and make up their own stories! In "Chalk," kids are walking by the park on a rainy day and find a bag of chalk. They start drawing, and anything they draw comes to life! They play with butterflies and hide from dinosaurs until they rain washes the drawings away and the "real" things are gone. This book is wonderful for talking about imagination!
You can find "Chalk" on Amazon by clicking the affiliate link below:
Because it's been raining off and on here all week, we had the students draw with chalk on construction paper instead of outside. Then, they told everyone a story they imagined about what they drew:
We finished up our "Imagination" unit by reading one of my favorites, "Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak.
I used Speech Room News' book companion to work on comprehension questions, word associations, adjectives, and articulation! You can find the book companion in here TPT store by clicking HERE.
We also did some good 'ole artic drilling for that dreaded /r/!
And finally, we read Bear Snores On, and used my book companion packet on the iPad for NO PRINT, instant activities:
You can find my Bear Snores On packet here:
And non-speech related, but this little girl turned 5 months old this past week! She is sitting (although wobbily), feeding herself, babbling like crazy, playing with toys, chewing on everything, and she has three teeth. It's amazing how fast they grow and change!
I'm off to spend the weekend with family! Hope you guys have a great weekend too!


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Gary Steel is tired of NZ musicians making albums that are glorified calling cards rather than coherent musical statements.
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Tomas Doncker – The Mess We Made (True Groove) CD REVIEW
Peter Kearns is wowed by a record that (wait for it!) has something to say. What a change from the me-me-me generation.
Reflections Of A Boomer – Summer Of Love
For Gary Steel, no opinion, or position, is set in stone. Time alters everything.
The Nomad – 7 (Nomad Music) ALBUM REVIEW
Gary Steel finds The Nomad's new album a frustratingly hot and cold experience.
The Decayes – Aquarium (Imgrat) ALBUM REVIEW
In the first of a new series – Unknown Pleasures – where he writes about worthy but under-recognised albums and artists, Gary Steel puts his case for The Decayes, one of the great unwritten stories of underground rock.
Dead Can Dance – Anastasis (Pias/Liberator) CD REVIEW
The dead can still dance, maintains true believer Gary Steel.
No Doubt – Push & Shove (Interscope/Universal) CD REVIEW
Gary Steel is profoundly disappointed at Gwen Stefani's decision to return to her boring band.
The xx – Coexist (XL/Rhythmethod) CD REVIEW
The xx return three years later with a difficult second album, and Gary Steel gets blisters from sitting on the fence.
Hugh Cornwell – Totem & Taboo (Cadiz/Southbound) CD REVIEW
Former Strangler still up to his old tricks on 15th solo album. Gary Steel rates it.
Greg Fleming & The Trains – Edge Of The City (Luca Discs) CD REVIEW
Gary Steel partially overcomes his innate prejudices to assess an alt-country/folk/roots album of some merit.
Michael Bloomfield – Blues At The Fillmore 1968-1969 (Raven/EMI) CD REVIEW
A great blues-rock guitarist given the connoisseur treatment on live album.
Aretha Franklin & Otis Redding – Together (Rhino/Warner) CD REVIEW
Aretha and Otis solded (soulded?) together on one double-CD set. Weird.


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By: Rex - Wednesday, November 13, 2013
There's a pair of local DJs in town called Opie and Anthony. They were pretty funny, but the reason that I'm bringing them up now is because Opie had a talent where he could guess a woman's age from only looking at her taint. He was pretty uncanny at it. Why do I mention this? Brynn would stump him. Her taint looks 120 years old. The rest of her is fine, but man.. that taint..


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Thursday, February 5, 2009
Lowfat Banana Bread
This is NOT your Grandmother's Banana Bread! First of all, it isn't made with cups and cups of oil and butter. In fact, it doesn't have oil or butter in it AT ALL! Secondly, each slice is packed with FIVE WHOLE GRAMS OF FIBER! Yes, you heard me correctly!
A few weeks ago, I found some Fiber-Sure marked down at my local Kroger's. Apparently, the name is going to change to Metamucil Clear & Natural, so they are selling the old bottles at 1/2 price. Fiber-Sure (an all natural vegetable fiber called inulin) is clear, tasteless, can be used in recipes without altering the ingredients, and is a fantastic way to add fiber to your diet!
I found this recipe at the Fiber-sure website and couldn't wait to try it! I had frozen some ripe bananas a while ago, so I had everything I needed for this recipe on hand. By the way, when there is a great sale on nuts, I stock up like crazy and put them in my freezer. So to answer your question, yes, I freeze my nuts.
By the way, this is not a paid endorsement (as evidenced by my previous sentence regarding nuts).
The bread turned out nice and moist and quite tasty. Next time I make it, I think I'll eliminate the nuts and use the saved point to put a little reduced fat cheddar cheese on top of each slice. Yes, I'm completely weird that way. I have this thing with banana bread and cheddar cheese. Can't explain it. There's no excuse for it. Been eating it that way since I can remember making my own food. I have some other weird food combos that I'll have to tell you about some other time.
Without further ado...
Lowfat Banana Bread
1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1/3 cup Fibersure
1/2 cup sugar (I used Splenda for baking)
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup mashed very ripe bananas (2 medium)
1/3 cup fruit-based substitute for fat or unsweetened applesauce
2 large egg whites (I used 1/4 cup of egg substitute)
1 large egg (I used 1/4 cup of egg substitute here also)
1/4 cup pecans, chopped
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease 9" by 5" metal loaf pan. In large bowl, combine flour, Fibersure, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. In medium bowl, with fork, mix bananas, fat substitute, egg whites, and egg until well blended. Stir banana mixture into flour mixture just until flour mixture is moistened.
2. Pour batter into prepared pan; sprinkle with chopped pecans. Bake until toothpick inserted in center comes out almost clean, 40 to 45 minutes. Cool in pan on wire rack 10 minutes; remove from pan and cool completely on wire rack.
Makes 1 loaf, 16 slices.
Each slice: About 119 calories (15 percent calories from fat), 3g protein, 23g carbohydrate, 2g total fat (0g saturated), 13mg cholesterol, 155mg sodium, 4g fiber.
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12 comments:
- Amy @ Finer Things said...
I was totally cracking up until you traded nuts for cheese. EW!
- February 5, 2009 at 11:05 PM
- Brandy said...
I'll be on the lookout for the fiber sure. Where is it in the store? With the flour or with the other fiber "meds"?
This sounded really good...until you mentioned the cheese. That is just odd.
- February 6, 2009 at 8:42 AM
- Amie said...
I love banana bread but make it for that very reason! I'll totally have to try this. I don't care for nuts either, frozen or not.
- February 6, 2009 at 9:12 AM
- Dr. Wifey said...
you had me until the cheese part! LOL looks delish
- February 6, 2009 at 9:24 AM
- JessieLeigh said...
Well, I DO like extra sharp cheddar cheese along with slices of tart apple... maybe that's just as odd? I'm not sure. :)
Looks like a great recipe and your writing cracked me up... thanks for sharing!
- February 6, 2009 at 9:27 AM
- Sherry said...
Yum! This sounds delish!! :D
- February 6, 2009 at 9:28 AM
- Lula! said...
OK, so I need THIS for Brown Friday.
But does it taste good? Seriously, Carrie. No oil or butter? I gotta know the truth here.
- February 6, 2009 at 9:36 AM
- mommaof4wife2r said...
i would love to have some...but i'm a total fatty bread lover. is it really a good sub??? come on...tell your mildy chubby friend!
- February 6, 2009 at 9:46 AM
You know I can't eat something that doesn't have a ton of oil or butter in it. ;) I think my guys would like this with the cheese too!
- February 6, 2009 at 10:35 AM
- theArthurClan said...
I'm sure this will be a great recipe to try out...but first I have to get off the floor. I'm still laughing over the "frozen nuts."
Oh. My. Stinkin'. Heck. HAAAAA!!!
- February 6, 2009 at 11:51 AM
- CountryMama@The Cozy Country Home said...
I love banana bread and now that I'm on Iron therapy can always use some extra fiber...can't we all? I'll have to try this one! Thanks for the recipe!
- February 6, 2009 at 4:27 PM
- LadyStyx said...
Gosh this sounds yummy
*copies and pastes to WordPad and prints it off*
- February 9, 2009 at 11:03 PM


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At Tate Modern
Paul Myerscough
In 1992 the Spanish sculptor Juan Muñoz made a series of ten five-minute recordings for radio, A Man in a Room, Gambling, in which he instructs the listener how to cheat at cards. His voice is mellifluous and reassuring; every now and then, as if he were watching over your shoulder, he pauses to offer gentle encouragement, or to admire the tricks that he's teaching you: 'Did you see? . . . Amazing . . . It's amazing.' In the background, a string quartet plays an intricate score, by turns tense and discordant, delicate, plaintive and suspenseful. It is the soundtrack to a drama that isn't taking place, at least not here and now. (The recordings were intended for broadcast late at night, so that the listener would stumble across them as he might the shipping forecast, whose blank codifications also tell of dramas unfolding elsewhere.) Perhaps the music anticipates the sort of situation the listener might find himself in were he to try out these sleights of hand for real – a dangerous game. But this is only fantasy: the lessons are too elliptical to be followed properly, and the music distracts from the voice, so that even if you were to take the task seriously, you would find yourself lost in seconds, frozen at a felt table with a deck of cards in your hand. At that point, you would have become very like a figure in one of Muñoz's sculptures.
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How much fiber is in that purple rice?
Purple Japonica sticky rice is just one of the new rices I discovered at the Whole Foods Market Lincoln Park's new bulk department. I cooked it up for a savory dish, but it would be great with some blueberries and a vanilla bean for a sweet dessert or hearty breakfast.
My only question — how do they get it purple? Bathe it in Barney juice, I'm sure…
Purple Rice with Sweet Potatoes and Collards
Serves 4
1 cup Japonica purple rice
2 sweet potatoes
1 inch fresh ginger
1 teaspoon red chili flake
1 bunch collard greens (or kale, Swiss chard, or any other hearty dark green)
Combine rice with 2 cups of water in a small pot over high heat. Cover and bring to a boil. Reduce to a simmer and cook until rice is done, about 25-30 minutes.
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While a week in the Bulgarian capital Sofia would cost a family of four £1,221, a seven-night break in Brighton would set them back £2,209.
Also less costly than a week in Brighton were seven-night stays in Bodrum in Turkey, Ljubljana in Slovenia, Limassol in Cyprus, Budapest in Hungary and Warsaw in Poland.
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The holiday costs in the survey included the price of accommodation, car hire, meals out, beach accessories, suntan lotion and visits to theme parks.
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The survey also showed that car hire and accommodation had risen 6 per cent last year at the surveyed destinations.
John Howells, head of Travel Money at Tesco Bank, said: ''Holiday costs have clearly been impacted by the euro exchange rate and rising costs in the recession.
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These were the total costs for each holiday destination:
Reykjavik, Iceland 3,383
Rome 2,836
Barcelona 2,375
Dubrovnik, Croatia 2,333
Nice, France 2,320
Faro, Portugal 2,262
Athens 2.054
Brighton 2,209
Bodrum, Turkey 1,819
Ljubljana, Slovenia 1,750
Limassol, Cyprus 1,739
Budapest 1,455
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Podgorica gets its first day care centre for children with disabilitiesFeb 4, 2014
Children with disabilities and their parents living in the Capital City of Podgorica haven't had much of a choice so far. In order to take care of their kids they either had to give up their jobs or to place their children in institutions. Things will change now. By 2015 Podgorica will obtain its first Day Care Centre for Children with Disabilities, which will facilitate the lives of those families and provide their children with favourable conditions for development and integration into the society.
This represents an important step in the implementation of key principles of a wider social welfare reform – deinstitutionalization and decentralization. With support from the EU, the establishing of the Day Care Centre has been defined in the Memorandum of Understanding signed by Predrag Bošković, Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Miomir Mugoša, Mayor of the Capital City of Podgorica, Rastislav Vrbensky, UNDP Resident Representative/UN Resident Coordinator and Benjamin Perks, UNICEF Representative to Montenegro.
A house that has been left as a legacy by Batrić Jovićević to the City of Podgorica will be reconstructed into a modern, 350 square meters centre that will accommodate approximately 30 children. With this, the Montenegrin network of day care centres for children with disabilities will expand further. Four years ago, Montenegro had only one such centre, while now there are already eight.
On the occasion of the MoU signing, Mr. Predrag Bošković, Minister of Labour and Social Welfare in the Government of Montenegro said: "Beside the construction of the day care centre in Podgorica, we will open one in Mojkovac next month, while we are also planning to construct three more this year – in Bar, Budva and Rožaje."
"The Capital City of Podgorica allocates 2 million euros annually for social policy measures and is, together with partners from the international community and the Government of Montenegro working on advancing social services for the most vulnerable," said Mr. Miomir Mugoša, Mayor of Podgorica.
Tangible results have been already achieved within the ongoing Social Welfare and Child Care System Reform. "A few years back, close to 400 children with and without disabilities from Montenegro lived in institutions across the country, as well as in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Today, that number is reduced by 40%," said Mr. Benjamin Perks, UNICEF Montenegro Representative.
One of the key goals of the social welfare reform is creation of social services system to support life in the community. "With substantial financial support from the EU, and daily cooperation with the EU Delegation to Montenegro, through the IPA Project "Social Welfare and Child Care System Reform- Enhancing Social Inclusion*** the country has received almost 800 000 euros investment in development of community social services since 2011," said Mr. Rastislav Vrbensky, UNDP Resident Representative and UN Resident Coordinator to Montenegro.
Ms. Snežana Mijušković, Secretary of the Secretariat for Social Welfare of the City of Podgorica presented the recently adopted Local Social Inclusion Plan 2014-2018, and said: "Implementation of the Plan starts exactly with today's signing of the MoU. Parents of children with disabilities will now be able to work, while living full lives with their kids who will be increasingly participating in the community life."
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The future Centre for Children with Disabilities is a result of the great commitment of partners:
- The City of Podgorica will provide a house, all necessary project and technical documentation, as well as construction supervision;
- The Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare allocated funds for the reconstruction and adaptation of the Centre;
- UNICEF Montenegro will financially support the reconstruction and adaptation through the project "Social Welfare and Child Care System Reform – Enhancing Social Inclusion, IPA 2010";
- UNDP Montenegro will secure full implementation of international construction standards, energy efficiency measures and ensure accessibility for people with disabilities, as well as efficient use of available funds by the overall management of this project.
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"Social Welfare and Child Care System Reform- Enhancing Social Inclusion" project is financed by the European Union in the total amount of 3 million Euros, and implemented by the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare and Ministry of Education with technical and expert support from the UNDP and the UNICEF in Montenegro.


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Let me preface here by saying that I haven't been on a scale since mid-November. I knew what I was doing, I knew my pants were getting tighter. I knew I wasn't being as good as I should have been.
Ok, so the Wii Fit Plus game carries over all of your stats from the original Wii Fit (pretty nifty, it eliminates your need for the original disc) and much to my surprise (really Tonyne? REALLY? You're shocked? You ate the world for 6 weeks for the love of Matthew McConaughey's bongos!) it tells me that while still in the "Overweight" category (barely) that I am +8.8lbs since the last time I weighed in.
That's right folks...read it clear +8.8lbs.
Now, you would think the shock of such a discovery would send me right back into the world of healthy living as soon as possible, correct? Especially with the way I preach the "indulge, not too much and the next meal is always a chance to reign back in control". Yeah, I should have followed my own advice. Instead I continued to eat on Sunday and even to a lesser degree today.
So here I am, up at midnight when I should be sound asleep in my bed, stressing over a weight gain. I know what needs to be done to get it off, now it's time to put my good talk to good use.
I am making this promise to you now: on Tuesday, er, later today, I will track my food. Regardless if I go over points, I will track. I will run my 4 mile training run and I will reign this puppy in.
*deep breath* Ok Self: The holidays are essentially over, New Year's eve is at your home, you are in control of food, waiting until the 1st is not an option, indulging in a treat or two once or twice a week is ok, indulging in one or two treats once or twice a day is not. Now, you have a plan, you know what to do...stop obsessing and GO TO BED! *deep breath*
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A Jug Of Wine, A Loaf Of Bread, And Virtual Thou • archaicwonder: Roman Theater at Sabratha,….
Roman Theater at Sabratha, Libya
The port city of Sabratha was established around 500 BC as a Phoenician trading-post that served as a coastal outlet for the products of the African hinterland. It was part of the short-lived Numidian Kingdom of Massinissa before being Romanized and rebuilt in the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD.
Sabratha's amphitheater was probably built during the reign of the Emperor Commodus (AD 161-92), with its three orders of columns of the frons scenae (the elaborately decorated background of a Roman theatre stage). It had a capacity of 5,000 seats.
Sabratha reached its monumental peak during the rule of the Severans. The city was badly damaged by earthquakes during the 4th century, particularly the quake of AD 365. It was rebuilt on a more modest scale by Byzantine…
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After a brief hiatus, I'm back and today I welcome best-selling author, Linda Westphal.
IDI – Good morning, Linda. I've had a few unexpected issues lately, which put me behind with interviews, but I'm glad to finally be able to talk with you. Let's start with something a little broad. Define a great book.
LW – When I must have the paper version of a book in my personal library, I know it's a great book. In some way the book has touched or inspired me deeply, or I feel connected to the story or a character. It's in my library because I want easy access to the book.
A great book may also be a book that you did not like when you were, say, 22 years old, but at age 32 or 42, you pick it up again and not only are you able to read it straight through, you love it. I think of this when I start reading a book that's not resonating with me at the moment I'm reading it (every page feels like work). Reading is a very personal experience. Who you are — your interests, what's going on in your life at the moment you pick up a book — all play a part in how you feel about a book when you are reading it. If this happens to you, put down the book and pick it up again in a few years; you may have a different reaction to the story.
IDI – They say know the rules and then you may break them. Which rules do you find yourself breaking and how does it work in your writing?
LW – When I made a decision to write fiction, I read everything I could get my hands on about the art of writing a story. How to develop characters. How to write dialogue. How to develop a plot. What makes a good writer great. None of these how-to guides helped me, because all I could think about during the writing process was Am I following the rules? To write a great story, you have to forget all the rules and just write. Write every day. Visit the story every day, even if it's only to write one sentence. Keep at it until you reach the end. Then edit like crazy.
IDI – Great answer! When was your Eureka moment? When did you know you were born to be a writer?
LW – While I have been writing on and off most of my life, my Eureka moment happened just a few years ago. It came to me while I was reading. I never planned to be a writer, but here I am. Now I can't imagine being anything but a writer. Funny how it all works out, and how we are naturally pushed into what we are meant to be doing.
IDI – Tell us about the picture on the cover of your book The Medium. Was it taken in Savannah, Georgia?
LW – Indeed! It's a photo I took in 2003 when I spent about three weeks in Savannah's Historic District. It was my first visit to Savannah and I was mesmerized by the city. During my stay I purposely did not rent a car, because I wanted to get to know the Historic District. I've traveled a lot so I know it's nearly impossible to get to know a place while you are in a car. You have to walk, at a slow pace, to really see a city. I wanted to get to know Savannah's history, the charm of its 22 squares, the architecture and iron works, the hidden gardens, and walk the cobblestone streets. I can tell you without a bit of hesitation that Savannah vibrates with energy (both past and present) and is a joy to visit.
Surprisingly, no one has asked me about the white orb in the middle of the photograph. There's an interesting story about it. I
was out for a walk with my Olympus digital camera with ultra zoom (the fabulous iPhone camera had not yet been invented), when I saw the building you see on the book's cover. I had to photograph it. I took a few shots, then started to walk away when I had an urge to turn around and look at the building one last time. I took two more photos, then felt satisfied I had what I needed. Later, when I was reviewing the day's photos, I noticed the orb. It was the first of the two photos I had taken after I turned to take another look at the building. The two shots were of the same angle and taken a second or two apart; the first photo had the orb, the second one did not. If you have never researched orbs in photos, I highly recommend it. The information is fascinating. I know the orb in my photo is the energy of someone who once lived in Savannah. Whoever it is, he or she wanted to be in the photo. I wonder if this person knew that the photo would some day be on the cover of a popular book.
IDI – Wow. That is interesting. Savannah is my top three favorite cities in the country. There's so much history there. Linda, every author has his/her own style, but what writer would you say your style most resembles?
LW – I hope my writing style resembles writers whose writing voice I admire, such as Michael Crichton, John Caples, Elizabeth Strout, Fannie Flagg, John Grisham, E. B. White, and many other writers. I strive to write in a simple, clear manner, which is what I hope I have in common with these writers.
IDI – You just mentioned some of my favorite writers! How much time/effort do you put into social media as a means of self-promotion?
LW – It's important for authors to be near their readers. If readers spend time on a website, blog, or social media channel, that's where the author should go. I think every author should be on at least one social media channel. I'm on Goodreads, Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Tumblr, and I have an active website and Amazon Author Page. I try to visit these channels at least five days a week and spend a minimum of 15 minutes a day on them (combined, not each channel).
IDI – I need to take a page out of your book. I wish I could limit it to 15 minutes a day, but with that little time, I never seem to be able to reach the end of the email, replies, RTs, comments, et cetera. Is there a particular area of your writing (getting ideas, revision, editing…) where you seem to struggle the most and how do you overcome it?
LW – Developing ideas is easy for me, editing is too. The challenge (I think this is a challenge for most people) is taking an idea or theme and shaping it into an interesting story. Another challenge for me is the overall size of the task of writing a novel (I'm used to writing 1,000-5,000 word pieces). If I think about all the things that go into a novel — characters, themes, place, plot(s), ending — I get overwhelmed. To overcome this, I break it down into smaller tasks. First I develop the story's theme. Then I develop the characters and where the story will take place. The rest comes during the writing and editing process.
IDI – The book, The Hermit Bookstore, has a theme running through it. What does the theme mean to you and why did you choose to write about it?
LW – One of the themes in The Hermit Bookstore is, even if you are not aware of it, there are moments when you are receiving hints, a nudge, or support from the other side. This help is coming from people you love who have passed on to the other side, or your spirit guide, or an angel.
I decided to include this theme in the story because of the tiny moments of help I've noticed in my own life over the years. At first, it's easy to dismiss these moments. But when you pay attention, you begin to see bits of "magic" that happens precisely when you need it to happen. It could be a person you meet when you need to meet them; a comment that's said when you need to hear it; a nudge to look up at the car in front of you at the right moment; a feeling to take a different route home from work; the alarm clock that fails, causing you to miss the bus that's involved in an accident. There are endless possibilities. You just have to pay attention. And see that they are too important to be mere coincidences. Try it yourself for a few months; I think you'll be surprised what you see.
IDI – We all draw from within and I believe there is an element of 'us' in everything we write. How much of you will a reader find in any given book?
LW – I agree. There's a piece of the writer in everything he or she writes. It can't be helped. Sometimes I don't see myself in my stories, but people who are close to me tell me they recognize a part of me in them.
IDI – One last question. When you find yourself in a rut, where do you turn for inspiration?
LW – I look for story and character ideas in everything I do — books I read, movies and TV programs I watch, people I talk to, eavesdropping in public. Being observant is a very important characteristic of a writer. You can do this by being present in the moment as much as possible during the day. Many of the experiences you observe will become part of your story during the writing process.
IDI – Linda, this was wonderful. Thank you so much for joining me today. Best wishes and continued success to you!
Linda Westphal writes feel-good stories, like The Hermit Bookstore and The Medium.
Her stories include characters who explore life events that cannot be explained but are true based on firsthand experience, such as coincidence, help from people who have passed on, interactions with angels, intuition, and mind-body-spirit topics.
Linda lives in northern California with her family and enjoys travel, tea, food, sunny days, friendly people, and reading a good story.
The Hermit Bookstore is a 2015 TISBA Finalist in the Fiction Category.
Visit http://www.LindaWestphal.com to sign up to receive Linda's blog posts, news, giveaways and updates.
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Recipe: Omani Pudding
- 1 tin NESTLÉ Sweetened Condensed Milk or 397 g
- 7 eggs
- ½ cup butter or 100 g, chopped
- 1 cup milk or 250 ml
- 2 teaspoons vanilla powder
- Lemon zest, one piece only
- ½ cup pistachio nuts or 75 g, finely chopped
- ½ cup almonds or 100 g, finely chopped
- Combine all ingredients except for the nuts in a large bowl.
Place the egg mixture in a large nonstick pot, stir over low heat with a flat wooden spoon for 10-15 minutes or until the mixture start to thicken.
Add the nuts and keep stirring for another 5 minutes or until the mixtures thickens properly.
Remove from heat and place on a serving dish. Allow cooling before placing in fridge to cool properly.
Garnish with crushed pistachio and serve with some syrup on top.
Per Portion of 300g Energy : 524.00 Kcal Protein : 17.00 g Carbohydrate : 40.00 g Fats : 34.00 g
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Sunday, November 17, 2013
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In my early days at Fathom, we once printed up T-shirts for everybody in the company that said Customer retention = $. This garment giveaway was for a broader organization-wide initiative on service quality and yes, customer retention. Since happy customers tend to stick around, I thought it would be worth exploring the different principles that lead to their contentment, if not joy. The following items are by no means comprehensive, but should at least give you a starting point for evaluating the satisfaction of your own business audience.
Appreciation & signs of gratitude
Thank your customers for their business early and often. Thank them when they join, during a transaction/service and afterwards. Remind them regularly of how much you appreciate them … whether on the phone, in person (whenever possible), through emails or in the form of prizes/bonuses/special offers.
Meeting expectations
Another thing that makes customers happy is getting what they expect (or more). Going beyond expectations may delight them, but you can't go wrong by at least meeting their expectations in the first place. Much of the issues around broken expectations come down to a refusal to empathize with or listen actively to customer concerns when problems inevitably arise. Disenchantment can also relate to truth-in-advertising: Is your company accurately representing itself in ads, emails or the website itself? Does it truly deliver what it promises? Is the organization unwittingly or explicitly creating expectations that it cannot (or will not) fulfill? Cutting out any disconnect is the first step toward correcting expectations.
Being human
Feeling like individuals communicating with other people, not robots, makes people happy to associate with your business. Examples of anti-human phenomena: Soulless content, user-hostile web design, telephone auto-prompters, 'do-not-reply' email addresses, unwelcome sales pitches, interruption marketing, lack of compassion.
Giving them value (both short- and long-term)
Giving them what they want right now in addition to setting them up for success down the road in the form of after-sales service, new products, or longevity and continuity.
Emotional connections
Customers that feel valued reward organizations with their loyalty. Sensitivity to their emotions (especially after a service failure) can make the difference between a sustained relationship and a severed one. Appealing positively to the 'lizard' brain by producing good feelings can do more than any rational thought or selling points like price, location, convenience, and certifications/awards.
Asking them
The very fact that you care enough to take the time to ask such a question can make them happy … and posing the question will give you valuable information to ensure future happiness. Make sure that the people in your organization who face customers daily are presenting the right questions on a regular basis and then sharing that information across the organization.
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A a gardener. I love the rain. However, it is a love/hate relationship. It would be excellent if it rained only between the hours of 7pm and 4am. Unfortunately that doesn't happen. Especially in Melbourne. Gardeners need the rain to keep a job however it is very difficult to do work in the rain. Love/Hate. There are so many water saving strategies these days, I don't understand why there is not more on the band-wagon. We should have rain tanks in our gardens. However, the initial layout is huge. It is why the rich end up looking like the saints. New houses should be built with tanks being a mandatory addition.
I know of many people who would love to do the right thing and have tanks, however the costs associated with them hinders them. The Government should do something about this. Our water situation is dire. What will it take for the Government to do something? We all have our allocated litre/day? They go from election to election - that is it. I'm sick of it, quite frankly.
I actually think my cat Lucy would do a better job. Lucy for PM!


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By JOHN ELIGON
Published: June 22, 2011
For the past several decades, Huguette Clark, a wealthy copper heiress, had largely been a mystery to the public. She cloistered herself in hospitals in New York, and saw only a small number of visitors. She had no children and no close relatives.
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Huguette Clark in 1930. Though healthy until near her death last month, she lived for decades in a hospital, even while healthy.
Huguette Clark, Reclusive Heiress, Dies at 104 (May 25, 2011)
Her fortune was clearly huge — including a 42-room apartment on Fifth Avenue; an oceanfront estate in Santa Barbara, Calif.; and a country manor in New Canaan, Conn. — but her net worth was not clear.
So when Mrs. Clark died last month at age 104, it naturally raised questions: How much was there to be inherited, and who would get it?
Some clarity was provided on Wednesday when a lawyer filed a will in Surrogate's Court in Manhattan that Mrs. Clark had executed in 2005.
Mrs. Clark's estate is worth about $400 million, and is made up of an art collection with works by Monet, Renoir, John Singer Sargent and William Merritt Chase; her real estate and financial investments; and a vast doll collection, from porcelains to Barbies, said John D. Dadakis, a lawyer at the firm Holland & Knight, who filed the will.
Mrs. Clark's nurse and close friend, Hadassah Peri, is the individual who will benefit most. She will get Mrs. Clark's hundreds of dolls, potentially worth millions of dollars. Ms. Peri will also receive 60 percent of the various assets, worth about $40 million, including investments and much of her real estate holdings, not specifically bequeathed in the will. Mrs. Clark's goddaughter, Wanda Styka, will get 25 percent.
Most of Mrs. Clark's assets will go into a foundation that will be established to promote the arts. It will be directed in part by the man who drafted the will, her New York lawyer, and her accountant, both of whom Manhattan prosecutors are investigating for how they handled Mrs. Clark's money. The foundation, according to the will, will receive her Santa Barbara estate, most of her art collection, all of her musical instruments and her rare book collection.
The will, dated April 19, 2005, leaves $1 million to Beth Israel Medical Center, where she lived in her final years, even while in good health, and where she died; $500,000 to her assistant; and $100,000 to a physician. A 1907 original from Claude Monet's Water Lilies series — kept from public view for more than eight decades — is given to the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington.
Perhaps the most notable provisions in the will are those that will leave $500,000 each to Mrs. Clark's New York lawyer, Wallace Bock, and to her accountant, Irving H. Kamsler, and the section that states explicitly that no family members were beneficiaries because of her minimal contact with them.
The Manhattan district attorney's office is investigating how Mr. Bock and Mr. Kamsler have handled Mrs. Clark's money, according to a person briefed on the case who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Mr. Bock drafted the will that was filed on Wednesday, even though professional rules generally prohibit lawyers from drafting wills in which they are beneficiaries. Exceptions can be granted, however, if the lawyer provides the surrogate's court with facts showing that the person legitimately wanted to give him the gift, said Ira Bloom, a trusts and estates professor at Albany Law School.
Mr. Bock and Mr. Kamsler also stand to gain significant commissions because the will names them the executors of Mrs. Clark's estate and it names them to the board of the new foundation.
Mr. Dadakis, who is representing Mr. Bock and Mr. Kamsler in the surrogate's court proceeding, said that both men had done what Mrs. Clark had asked of them, and that she left them money because they were close to her.
"When you understand who Mrs. Clark was," Mr. Dadakis said, "I think you clearly see that this is a lady that was very strong willed. This will speaks for that being strong willed, the way she was."
Robert J. Anello, who represents Mr. Bock in the criminal investigation, said the will was evidence that his client had acted "consistent with her wishes and he's done that remarkably well."
While it is too early to tell whether anyone will object to the will, some of Mrs. Clark's distant relatives have in the past questioned whether Mr. Bock and Mr. Kamsler acted in her best interest and said they blocked visits from the relatives.


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Congressman Jim Saxton Endorses Tom MacArthurMay 19, 2014
Cites the importance of Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst and recovering and rebuilding from Hurricane Sandy as key reasons for endorsement
Bayville, May 19, 2014 – Congressman Jim Saxton today issued the following statement in endorsing Tom MacArthur in New Jersey's Third Congressional District:
"Tom MacArthur is exactly the kind of representative we need in Congress right now. Recovering and rebuilding from the devastation inflicted by Hurricane Sandy and securing the future mission of Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst are both tremendously important issues to the people of Burlington and Ocean Counties. Tom's impressive background in business and solutions-oriented approach to the challenges we face today will serve him well as he fights to break through the gridlock in Washington and advocate for the priorities of the Third Congressional District. It is my honor to endorse him and I look forward to casting my vote for him on June 3rd."
Tom MacArthur expressed his gratitude for this endorsement saying, "Congressman Jim Saxton was an incredible advocate for New Jersey's Third Congressional District and I am honored to have his support. I will be a strong advocate for our Joint Base and will work tirelessly to ensure that we recover and rebuild from Hurricane Sandy. I look forward to continuing Jim's legacy of service once I am elected to Congress."
Congressman Jim Saxton joins an impressive list of endorsements from Congressman Jon Runyan, Burlington County Republican Organization, Ocean County Republican Organization, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Recreational Fishing Alliance, Independence Hall Tea Party PAC, and more than 160 local elected officials.


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I think of myself as a support system and a friend to many, never really in my years growing up did I have a lot of friends but the friends that I did have were always loyal as I was loyal and close to them. In my adult years I have met people that have come and gone and yet have always learned something valuable from them even if they were in my life for a short period of time. But its funny how I still have ties with my friends I grew up with, we may not speak on a daily basis but when we do we always pick up right where we left off.
Having a family makes a huge difference on the people you want in your life or the people that end up in your life, and ours is our dance family, each family is unique to us in their own ways. We really did not really get to be part of this dance family until about two years ago and Lauren has grown up at the centre and she certainly thinks of them all as her big sisters and brothers, its really awesome.
Well just within the last two years I have really become close with Lisa a Dance Mom at the centre, Amber and Liz have done a duo together, Amber and Lauren call her Auntie. For the last two years and we have shared some well a lot of memories together, from trips to NYC, hotel adventures and competition adventures and everything in between.
It was a month ago when Lisa confided in me about a lump in her breast and as a friend I told her that everything was going to be just fine and that I'm sure it was nothing to worry about, Well it was in fact something to worry about she has Breast Cancer. Do I feel like an ass oh yes I do.But I guess I cant beat myself down because friends do things like that they make you feel better and they always give you the positive than the negative, Does it hurt knowing that she will go through a double mastectomy hell yes it does, do I think its the right decision for her yes I do and do I think that she will be a survivor you bet she will be.
Tomorrow is her surgery and I know that she is in good hands she has the best Dr's and the best support system not with just her family but with her friends as well. They say that laughter is the best medicine well I can tell you that over these past weeks I can for sure say that I have made her laugh so hard she cried, she likes to tease me that she will have new boobs before me referring to my breast reduction ha ha. She is a very good friend to me and to my family she is the sister that I never had and I'm proud to cal her my bestie. When this is over I will be proud to call her a survivor. I love you Girl.


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Drivers exiting the M6 at junction 34 in Lancaster are being advised of a road closure.
The Junction 34 southbound exit off the M6 will be closed from 6am on Saturday November 7 up to 8pm on Sunday November 8 to aid construction of the newly reconfigured Bulk Green junction.
During the closure traffic travelling south on the M6 wishing to use the junction 34 exit will be diverted to junction 33 exit at Galgate, the diversion will guide them to re-join the M6 north and return to junction 34, exiting the motorway via the northbound exit onto Caton Road (A683).
Diversion signs will be erected on the M6 prior to the junction on the southbound carriageway, its important drivers familiarise themselves with alternative routes, and plan their journeys ahead.
Drivers heading south on the M6 from Caton Road (A683) will not be affected.
"It's important all drivers give themselves time on the approach to and at this junction, allowing time to read and understand the traffic management signage." said community relations Officer, Tom Horton.
A temporary two-way set of traffic lights will also be set-up on Caton Road (A683) as part of the traffic management needed for the work over the weekend.
The single-lane running will be set up on Caton Road (A683), through the existing southbound sliproad junction.
The Lancashire County Council road project started in January of last year and is due to be completed by summer 2016. The improvements around junction 34 include the improved motorway slip roads and a 600-space park and ride site just off the junction and work on these is now underway.
Lancashire County Council has a dedicated website for the project including up to date schedules of roadworks. This is available at: www.lancashire.gov/heyshamlink.


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I want to get back into photography again. Couple that with what I'm learning in cosmetology school and contribute to SG! That would be awesome!! Any ladies in the Orlando area feel like collaborating, get at me! :) My work is on Facebook. :)
Ive been around the internet but not like I used to be when I was around SG. With the birthday sale (HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SG!!!!), I couldn't resist!!
Update, I'm going to school in Orlando start November 19th at the Aveda Institute and I couldn't be more excited!!! I miss blogging, and I'm going to want to connect with as many people
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My account is going to close in roughly 7 hours. I have to cut out some expenses and SG is one of them for now. I still want to submit a set and work my way into "Hopeful" status and eventual "SG" status but for now, I'm taking a break. It's been real, SG! I hope to be back sooner than anticipated!
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No leave of absence. I was set to do that but then I panicked and just decided to limit my availability so I can get some freaking normalcy in my life. I've just completed my 4th (maybe 5th?) day of being back on my meds and it's making a big difference in my thought processes and moods but Shark Week has officially begun...
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Not much is really new these days. I'm pretty much settled into my life here in Florida and it's about that time where I start getting antsy and needing to do something.
I have no idea what the first steps are going to be, but I'm thinking one will be start trying to find a new job or something. Maybe work on...
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I'm in Florida and I finally have internet! It's funny because I feel this need to be busy all the time but for what? I'm already where I want to be geographically and that has been my motivating factor for the longest time. Now it's time to create new games to play!
Hm... I think they're going to involve the...
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I'm heading to Florida in the morning. Packing after I wake up because of this last minute snowstorm. Got me some weed for the trip and while I settle in.
Soooo excited!!
So far, everything is going according to plan.
I found someone to take over my lease. I'm leaving my keys with the leasing office for her to pick up on my last day of work... March 1st.
The Florida store is expecting me to start on St Patty's Day, March 17th, with the possibility (and strong hopefulness from the store) of starting as...
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Pretty much everything is set for my move. Still need to secure an apartment in Florida, give my official notice of dates of when I want to end here in CO and when I'll begin in FL, and talk to my current landlord. Should get 2 out of the 3 done today, and still need to fax over my application for an apartment. It...
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I'm taking the plunge and doing what I can to move back to Florida in a timely fashion. I'm so nervous about it because I worry nowadays that I'm making the right decision for my life. Looking at my past, I've made hasty and rash decisions and I've come out of it just fine. I just keep having to tell...
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@ZackTeibloom If found it interesting that Andy and Caitlin decided to break down the venue each of today's contestants performs in and how the crowd reacts to them, without knowing the other were doing it. Andy defends the newly anointed stadium rockers, The Black Keys, while Caitlin bleeds for the indie rock heroes The Drums, who even get the Austin club hipsters moshing and crowd surfing. There's a lot to say for each. The Drums are great down to each unique, odd member, while The Black Keys fill the arena with Patrick and Dan only needing help from Danger Mouse. One of the two will see themselves in the finals. For The Black Keys, it would be a return. It would be a cinderella story for The Drums, who no one had going this far, even Caitlin, their biggest fan. Let's vote:
When the Drums recently performed at a club in Austin, "Money" was the song that got the entire crowd moshing. Moshing? Yes. Moshing. People were circle-pitting and pogoing all over the place, and for good reason. The rhythm of "Money" catches you up, and the chorus defies you to not sing along. You have the lightning-fast bass licks by Myles Matheny, his fingers shooting up and down the neck of his instrument like he's on fire. You have the plinky, almost eerie guitar riff from Connor Hanwick that is really the vehicle that gets your head nodding. There's Jacob Graham in the back, in his own world, conducting himself and an imaginary orchestra while he inserts synths in waves, and then Jonny Pierce leading the troupe with pained but beautiful vocal stylings. It is a pitch-perfect mix, performing an undeniable song. -Caitlin W.
It was surprising to me to see that the Black Keys were headlining a stadium tour in support of their new album, El Camino. Then, after watching college and NBA basketball over the last couple weeks, I realized they were already in the stadiums. "Lonely Boy" was playing over the PA in every single game I watched. The drums from Patrick Carney are like a train chugging along the tracks. Dan Auerbach's ooo-OOO-ooo's accompanied by backup vocals make the chorus especially memorable. The addition of the synths from Danger Mouse add another layer and continues to show his understanding of how to open up this two-piece to a bigger sound. One that will fill stadiums. -Andy S.


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