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Corey Lewandowski Demands Rep. Frederica Wilson "Resign Immediately" and "Disappear" (Video)
Earlier this week Florida Rep. Frederica Wilson attacked President Donald Trump over his phone call to a grieving widow. Wilson accused President Trump of being cold and callous in his remarks to the widow of Sgt. La David Johnson.
President Trump denied the accusations.
Frederica then accused White House Chief of Staff John Kelly of being a racist for defending the Commander in Chief.
On Saturday former Donald Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski called on the Florida Democrat to immediately resign.
Corey Lewandowski: Look it's very simple. To say the fact that she had to look up the term in a dictionary to understand what an "empty barrel" means and to accuse a great Four Star Marine General who has given his entire life and his son's life to this country, is so out of bounds. She should resign immediately. She should disappear. And she should never be involve in public office again.
President Trump took to twitter to blast the #FakeNews media and wackadoodle Democrat Frederica Wilson in the same tweet!
I hope the Fake News Media keeps talking about Wacky Congresswoman Wilson in that she, as a representative, is killing the Democrat Party!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 21, 2017
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Seems like a hefty charge for two broken windows.
From the indispensable Infoshop:
Thursday [May 10] a U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Washington, announced that a grand jury issued a two count indictment against 23-year-old Travis Riehl of Spokane.
The Indictment charges Travis Riehl with two counts of destruction of government property. Travis Riehl is alleged to have thrown a rock through the window of the United States Army Recruiting Station located on 29th Avenue in Spokane, on October 16, 2005. It cost in excess of $1,000 to repair the damages.
Additionally, Travis Riehl is charged with throwing a rock through the window of the Washington Air National Guard office located on North Washington in Spokane on October 16, 2005. He is alleged to have spray painted a window with the "A" anarchy symbol and the phrase, "Leave Us Alone." Damages there exceeded $1,000 as well.
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Lantana has released a new version of Crackerjack, bringing it to version 4.0. Crackerjack is a color correcting app designed for use by print professionals in the graphic arts market. The new version has several new features as well as support for OS X. According to Lantana:
Today, Lantana announced Crackerjack 4.0, a significant upgrade to its award-winning product for PDF print production. Crackerjack is the #1 Acrobat printing product for the graphic arts market. Crackerjack offers convenience and features not available in high-end systems. Crackerjack employs a visually-intuitive user interface to tune all aspects of color print production. The "built-in" Crackerjack Pilot feature provides "hot folder" automation with customized settings by device, client, or application. Lantana will demonstrate Crackerjack 4.0 at the SeyboldSF exposition, September 25-27 in San Francisco at its booth (1517D), the Adobe Partners Pavilion.
Crackerjack 4.0 adds significant new features. These include separations preview, spot color mapping, a font embedding "fixer", expanded RGB conversion options, support for Acrobat 5.05, Mac OS X and Windows XP, and more.
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Backing Vocals: GEET SAGAR, BRUNO CARVALO, SANTOSH SAWANT, JOVIAN SOANS
Lyrics: SAMEER
Original Music: ANAND MILIND
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Presenting latest video song DHAK DHAK KARNE LAGA from movie Nautanki Saala. The song is in enticing voice of Saba Azad while music is from legendary Anand Milind
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LOS ANGELES (July 15, 2015) – Boxed Water, a BPA-free alternative to bottled water, has expanded its footprint in Southern California and is now available in 148 Ralph's stores. Effective immediately, Ralph's will offer 500 ml packages of the water in their open air coolers for $1.69 each. This expansion marks a landmark for the rapidly-growing company, as Ralph's becomes the largest grocery banner in the West to carry the premium water.
"The expanding availability of Boxed Water means that more consumers will be able to replace their PET water bottles with a great tasting alternative that they can feel good about." said Jeremy Adams, VP Marketing at Boxed Water. "In light of the California state wide drought, our water is sourced from Holland, Michigan and is triple filtered for purity using reverse osmosis, carbon filtration and UV systems. Our on-shelf presence at Ralph's makes it easier than ever for shoppers to reduce their environmental footprint."
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Boxed Water is a sustainable packaged-water company that enables socially conscious consumption by re-thinking the way water is sold, shipped and consumed. Founded in 2009, Boxed Water is an alternative to bottled water that is built on three principles: sustainability, efficiency and philanthropy. Each carton is recyclable and made using renewable paper from certified, well-managed forests. Boxed Water has also reduced its carbon footprint and increased efficiency by shipping its cartons flat to its plants to be filled. Once filled, its square-shape reduces shipping waste versus round bottles, reducing the number of trucks needed to transport the product. The company currently has offices in Grand Rapids, Mich. and Los Angeles, and is currently produced and filled in Holland, Mich.


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Chocola-Comic offers more than 100,000 manga, including a large selection of 100% free manga, and over 10,000 manga that offer trial chapters.Heres the really great part that sets Chocola-Comic aside from the others:- Weekly campaigns offer a chance to get popular manga at a much lower price than normal- You get points just for logging in (once a day), so you can enjoy reading manga even if youre pretty much cash-strapped- You get a load of points for inviting a friend (or being invited by a friend)
While Chocola-Comic is targeted at Japanese users, Japanese language learners are more than welcome to join and hopefully find something of interest.Among a ton of other titles, were offering the following hugely popular titles:- Yowamushi Pedal- Shounen Racket- Ramen Daisuki Koizumi-san- Keion!- Hana no Zubora Meshi- Wotaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii- Made in Abyss
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Included in the package is one 6" x 8" x 3" tag and pocket album. Features 18 total cardstock pages; twelve ivory cardstock pages, six double sided peek-a-boo pocket pages and also includes six cardstock tags with metal grommets.
Item was bent on edge.
Love this album. Just what I wanted and have already made my Christmas 2017 album. Just need for the Christmas season and family to arrive and provide many happy photos 🎄
Great little album with pockets for decorating a small group of photos.
Second time to purchase this item.
Very high quality and easy to decorate album. Would use this product again.
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Alpha Build : 0.43
Operating System: Win 7 64bit Ultimate
Bug severity: Game play crash
Complete steps to replicate bug:
Dxdiag output** or system specs for non Windows machines: See attached Zip File
Console output: See attached Zip File
Maia Config settings: High with graphics set to 1920 x 1080
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I've suddenly started to get crashes to the desktop when playing.
it started off that I could play for a while before a crash, but that amount of time shortened until I start a game and then load a save before it crashes immediately after trying to load the save.
Starting a new game allows me to play again seemingly without problems. I won't save the new game in case you wish to grab a copy of my save game.
Crash to Desktop
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If you go to your Documents folder, you should find a folder called Maia. Inside it you should find a file called "SaveGame.bin". Just zip that file up and copy it somewhere safe. Then you can save your game again. Alternatively just zip the whole folderIcemanau wrote:I won't save the new game in case you wish to grab a copy of my save game.
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"Am I really sure about this?" I wondered to myself, looking down 900 feet from the deck of the Stratosphere Hotel in Las Vegas. There I was, strapped into a flight suit, getting ready to step off the edge of the hotel's landmark tower and free-fall 855 feet to the ground. Billed as the longest standing free-fall jump in the world, this was no little bungee jump. Marty Mallick had just jumped minutes before me, and I was about to do the same because my PR folks had convinced me that we needed a symbolic "Leap of Faith" to match the leap of faith that BlackBerry developers had taken with us.
Don't get me wrong, I love roller coasters and whacky amusement park rides. But this took things to a whole new level.
"3… 2… 1…" came the countdown behind me… and 11 seconds later I was on the ground.
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Monday, 13 April 2009
Gran Torino
Let's face it, Clint Eastwood is badass, at 78 he's still directing, producing and starring in films of the highest calibre – come on, who doesn't want him to be their grumpy Grandad? As Walt in Gran Torino he takes on probably his last starring role, and it's a fitting farewell to his time on the silver screen.
Korean war veteran and dedicated xenophobe Walt, is struggling with the death of his wife and, as he sees it, the deterioration of his neighbourhood as the immigrant community grows around him. The racial tensions throughout the film are palpable and expertly handled, though I learnt more racial slurs in the first half hour than I ever needed or wanted to know! The plot centres around Walt's relationship with his young Hmong neighbours, borne through a series of encounters culminating in an attempt by shy Thao to steal Walt's prized '72 Gran Torino as part of a gang initiation. The growth of Walt's friendship with Thao and his sister Sue, is touching and believable. It even provides a few unexpected laughs as he struggles to reconcile his prejudices with the reality of his warm and intelligent new acquaintances, discovering a new lease of life through his newfound connection with people. As a clever and subtle signifier of their familiarity with each other, the insults of old slowly become nicknames used through habit rather than to cause offense.
The film tackles tradition, history, humanity, race and spirituality, and Eastwood effortlessly commands every scene he's in. Fans will be glad to see the spirit of Dirty Harry definitely lives on. The writing, pace, and cinematography are faultless, and there's even a neat twist at the end, but I won't give the game away... Basically, he spits a lot, he swears a lot and he growls a lot, as the boy put it: "he's just a cantankerous old bastard with access to weaponry!" – I couldn't agree more, he's one of the coolest vigilantes ever.
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Great Alfred Morris write-up
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I think you've heard me mention my love for Mexican food, and how I live in San Diego and how the two are synonymous with each other. For real! If you ever come visit San Diego, check out any delicious Mexican food stand, or restaurant and bask in the glory of the amazing fare you are about to indulge in. One of the best things on the menus around here are Carne Asada Fries, golden crispy delicious fries, smothered and covered in Mexican anything and everything under the sun. It's seriously sinful. In fact, for me, it's just a bit TOO sinful, so I took it upon myself to create a much healthier version of this San Diego delicacy – Pollo Asada Sweet Potato Fries!
Ever since my surgery, I haven't really been able to eat everything I want to… it's a blessing and curse, but I have learned to just work around it and make healthier things, or favorites in healthier ways. That is not to say that I don't decide to indulge here or there – I wouldn't have much of a foodie blog if I didn't, am I right? But like I said, reaching for healthier options, healthier ways to prepare things and just making better informed food decisions have all seemed to be insanely helpful!
So deciding to make one of my favorite things, something I could enjoy with less guilt, and less worry about trigger foods, one of the first things I decided to do was swap out my regular fries, for a much healthier sweet potato version.
Now, I like to make a lot of things from scratch around here, but cutting and making my own fries are not one of them. I leave that to the professionals! I opted to use the Alexia Sweet Potato Fries with Sea Salt (and for those who like a kick, they also have a spicy version! You can go ALL spicy, or half and half too!) Alexia just makes really delicious, high quality fries with all natural ingredients so to me, it was an obvious choice. Plus sweet potatoes have like an INSANE amount of vitamin A and beta carotene.
You can find the Alexia brand in the freezer section of your local Walmart, near the regular fries.
The next step was to take out the traditional red meat and replace it with chicken. Red meat and I only get along in small doses, and most times than not, you will find me reaching for chicken over beef. You can also just opt out of meat in general, or use another type – these are totally 100% customizable, which is what makes them so great! You can buy your pollo asada pre-marinated, or marinate it yourself – we've got a great market here that makes it perfectly, so no need to mess with perfection for me.
I opted to replace refried beans with heart healthier black beans, made some quick homemade guacamole, and used Greek yogurt instead sour cream. Lots of fiber and protein is something I have to make sure I have. I left the cheese the same, because cheese.
I mean, how delicious does that sound? It makes a fantastic dinner for Cinco de Mayo, great game day food, or even just a delicious meal! I won't judge – eat it for a snack!
- 1 bag of Alexia Sweet Potato Fries with Sea Salt, Or Chipotle Spicy Fries (or ½ and ½) baked
- 1 lb Pollo Asada, grilled and chopped
- 1 can black beans, drained
- 1 avocado
- ½ lime, juiced
- 1 bunch of cilantro, chopped - some reserved for garnish
- ½ white onion, chopped
- 1 clove of garlic, minced
- ½ cup cheddar cheese
- ¼ cup Greek Yogurt
- Salsa or Hot Sauce, optional
- Start by baking your fries according to package directions.
- Arrange fries in a large cast iron skillet or oven safe pan, and top with cheese, beans and chopped grilled chicken.
- Heat in the oven til cheese is melted.
- While in the oven, in a medium bowl, add avocado, lime, onion, garlic and cilanto and mash with a fork. Add salt and pepper to taste.
- Remove fries from oven and top with guacamole and Greek yogurt.
- Garnish with additional cilantro and hot sauce.
- Serve.
While your fries are finishing off in the oven, check out this super simple spicy dip for the Alexia Onion Rings – I like the Alexia brand best out of all the freezer onion rings because they are made with WHOLE ONIONS and not just breading with bits of onions. Thankyouverymuch.
In a small bowl combine;
- 1/4 cup of sour cream
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup Greek Yogurt
- 1 chipotle pepper in adobo sauce, chopped
- Squeeze of lime
- A pinch of chopped cilantro.
Stir, and chill. Serve with baked Onion Rings.
DELISH! It's all delish! I sort of feel bad saying this is a healthier option, because I actually prefer it over the traditional kind! The hint of lime screams spring, the sweetness from the fries is perfect and not over powering, and balances the spiciness from the chicken and hot sauce. Plus it adds an upscale element to a normally "street style" dish.
It's amazing. It really is. And it's 100% gallbladder approved over here! So hooray!


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Bamboo Club was a nice locally owned restaurant with good food when I was there and good happy hour deals especially for a mall location. Too bad Park Mall thinks it wise to force a solid established restaurant to close to seek more money .....and likely have the place just sit empty or another to come in and go belly up due to high overhead.
Fuddruckers. Seriously. Simple, straight up. Make their own buns, grind their own beef. Toppings bar to fix how you want. No peanut butter. No fried eggs. Just the way God intended. Real milkshakes. And no beating back the half dozen pan handlers as you go in and out like Lindys that would set you back as much as your own meal.
Rita - you're wasting your energy. I get tired of types like Bobbylou. They are SO cool and sophisticated, bad mouth Tucson but somehow choose to live here. Please go back to California and with the attitude because we know it is so great........ thats why people have come here by the thousands bringing the cesspool with them.
I always liked Jim Parisi, his no non sense and common sense, non partisan approach and past journalism experieince he put to use. He will be missed and I wish him well.
He and Joe Higgins and Chris DiSimone an Wake Up Tucson are the BEST things on local radio.
Rob O'Dell is the only reporter who can get to and report the stories. His stuff and writing on Rio Nuevo and city politics has been unequaled and unsurpassed. No offense Tucson Weekly.
Have driven by twice recently and appears place has closed down.....
I think this column as you say holds a mirror to the dark underside of Tucson and our society and makes me thank God for the Tucson Police and Pima County Sheriff's stuff they have to deal with that no one else can and will. Yes, they deal day in and day out with many of the worst elements of society and a lot of calls dealing with people with drug, alcohol and mental health issues. And yes you do present it in a snarky and entertaining way.


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Painter: Shooting investigation required more work than confession
Midland County Sheriff Gary Painter said Brandin Conley's confession that he killed 26-year-old Amanda Hankins makes it a "presentable case to go to the grand jury and get an indictment."
But Painter said more work must be done after this past week's discovery of Hankins' body buried in a shallow grave outside of Conley and Hankins' shared residence in northwest Midland County.
Authorities have so far recovered the pistol they said Conley used to shoot Hankins in the back of the head after they had engaged in a fight weeks ago, Painter said. The weapon was turned over by a neighboring resident. The round that the 21-year-old Conley had fired was also recovered by authorities.
Prosecutors are still waiting on results from the autopsy of Hankins' body, which had already undergone days of decomposition, to mount additional evidence against Conley, Painter said.
"To tie all of the loose ends, all of the rest of this evidence must come into pay, and it has to be complete -- that's the way I want it," he said.
Meanwhile, the man accused of killing his girlfriend is being held at the Midland County Jail on a $750,000 bond. Conley confessed to the murder Thursday after deputies discovered her body. Hankins had been missing for about two weeks.
Painter said Friday that prosecutors will seek the furthest extent of punishment for the first-degree murder charges. Having not committed the killing in the act of another felony, his charges do not amount to capital murder -- the charge for which a perpetrator can be sentence to capital punishment.
"We look for the elements that create and prove the most serious offense, and then we work the case from that standpoint," Painter said. "We're going to seek the highest punishment allowed by law.
Early Thursday morning, the Midland County Sheriff's Office received a tip that conveyed specific information to the body's location and how it was buried. The information reached the deputy patrolling the area off West County Road 60 in the northwest corner of the county. After following the lead, the deputy discovered the body by 12:30 a.m.
"I can't say exactly that it was anonymous, but it was a call that we appreciated," Painter said.
The case resembles one involving the 1998 murder of Daytina Blair Hulslander, who was also 26 when reported missing, according to a previous Reporter-Telegram report. Hulslander had been missing for years, eluding massive air and land searches before a quail hunter came upon her skeletal remains in Glasscock County.
"She had three young kids, her parents were the ones that called in her missing. We looked and couldn't find anything. We checked the house, did a lot of forensics and found things that we thought would lead to a forensic discovery," Painter said.
Upon the quail hunter's discovery of her skull, authorities arrest her husband, Alan Hulslander. Alan pleaded no-contest to murdering his wife and accepted a 12-year prison term in 2002.
Painter also noted the increasing frequency of murder cases within the county and cited the region's increasing population. In February, Dan Higgins received two life sentences after pleading guilty to the October shooting death of Midland County Deputy Sgt. Mike Naylor.
"It's scary. We didn't used to have this. We used to have a murder every two or three years," he said.


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Las Manitas Caldo de Tortilla (Tortilla Soup)
This dish is adapted from the recipe used in the kitchen of Las Manitas Avenue Cafe in Austin. There are as many variants on this soup as there are cooks, of course, but the basics are always a chicken broth and a tomato base. There are places where you could take shortcuts, but since the dish is so simple, I think it is important that you take all of the steps properly, or your soup will lack the delicacy and finesse that it needs to have in order to be something above the ordinary. The secret to this recipe is that it uses a simple, homemade broth and that the vegetables are first roasted. This combination results in a distinctive, classically Mexican flavor that could not be achieved any other way. Many thanks to the wonderful owners, Cynthia and Lidia Pérez, for permission to learn this dish in their kitchens and print this recipe.
For the Soup:
1 Gallon Homemade Chicken Broth (see recipe)
10 Fresh or stale corn tortillas, not fried, torn into halves
5 cloves garlic, unpeeled
1 yellow onion, peeled
6 ripe red tomatoes
1 T. corn oil, lard, or olive oil, or a combination of them
4 sprigs cilantro
Kosher or Sea Salt and freshly ground pepper
For the garnish:
Corn Tortillas sliced into 1/4" strips and fried in lard
Ripe avocado, diced
Queso Fresco, grated
Roast the tomatoes and onions and garlic together either in a dry iron skillet or under a broiler, turning until they blacken and the tomato skins slip off easily. Peel the tomatoes and garlic and discard skins. In a mixing bowl, combine tomatoes, onions, garlic, and tortilla halves. With a hand mixer, or in the bowl of a food processor, mix well, adding enough chicken broth to acheive a smooth puree. Heat the oil in a heavy cooking pot over high heat and when it is hot, press the puree through a chinois or a strainer into the oil. Bring to a boil and cook for around 10 minutes, adding salt and pepper to taste, until the flavors marry. Serve in bowls sprinkled with tortilla strips, cheese, and avocado. Some cooks sprinkle toasted dried pasilla chilis over the soup, or add a spoonful of hot salsa. Makes 8-plus servings.
Mexican-style Chicken Broth
A good chicken broth is an essential element in many Mexican dishes. Today we will be using it several different ways, so it forms a basis, a starting point, and is both subtle and important as a flavoring agent in these recipes. I feel that canned or packaged "broth" is not an acceptable substitute for homemade stock, especially in these recipes, because those products tend to be full of msg, salt, false and even bizarre ingredients that do more harm than good to the final result. Part of the charm of this style of cooking is the finesse and delicacy of the dish, an end which can only be achieved by taking this simple step of creating a good broth.
I also make constant use of French-style classic stocks in my cooking, but this one has fewer ingredients and a more straightforward flavor. A classic French stock would add celery, carrot, parsley, thyme, and bay, and the meat would be roasted first to brown it. This Mexican-style broth uses fewer ingredients and leaves more room on the palette to color the final dish. When you taste this broth, it will seem very delicate, almost a non-flavor, but it marries with the other ingredients to create a glorious end result.
1-chicken, or chicken parts such as necks, backs, etc., about 2 pounds. The carcass from a roasted chicken can be added for additional flavor.
3-yellow onions, peeled and roughly chopped
3-cloves garlic, peeled and roughly chopped
1-tsp. Kosher Salt
1-gallon of fresh cold water. If your water tastes bad, use filtered or bottled water. Whatever its flavors are, they will be exaggerated by cooking.
Rinse the chicken meat and bones if fresh. Add all ingredients to the cold water in a heavy stock pot and bring to a low simmer, partially covered. Keep an eye on the broth and skim the foam that rises to the top, as this will cloud the broth unless removed. After 1 hour, remove the chicken and bone the meat out, reserving for another use. Return the carcass and bones to the pot and simmer very, very slowly for 2 hours. Cool, strain, and reserve. This may be very successfully frozen in plastic bags, measured out in 1 or 2 cup amounts.


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Saturday, June 16, 2012
Mr Macaw-Parrot
Oil on 6X6 canvas panel.
This is my contribution to this week's WDE at Wet Canvas. Joel was the great host who supplied a lot of great reference photos!
The colorful macaw called out to be painted! And he's quite a talker!
In some spots I lay the paint on thick with a palette knife then manipulated with a brush.
C&C welcome. Thanks for looking!
In case I don't have time for a timely post, Happy Father's Day!!!!
Available ... If interested, contact me at kkayangel2(at)yahoo.com
My Etsy
1 Corinthians 13:13 And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity.
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Really, really, good. How did you managed the delicate lines around the eyes?ReplyDelete
Charity - for sure! My mother raised us on this and she led by example.
Happy fathers Day, Dean.
A gorgeous gray-eyed Macaw, Dean. Excellent work!ReplyDelete
Happy Father's Day, Dean...this is a fabulous macaw painting...how DO you get so much information on a 6x6!? Love it!ReplyDelete
Hi there Dean! You have captured the head-cocking stare that these colourful characters all seem to possess!ReplyDelete
Often... their language can be as "colourful" as their plumage! HA HA!!
A great painting!
Good Painting!
Warmest regards,
Beautiful brushstrokes! Love how you laid that paint right on!ReplyDelete
Mon ami Léo serait heureux d'être près de moi pour admirer cette merveilleuse peinture de l'un de ses cousins!...ReplyDelete
J'aime son oeil vif qui semble nous observer.
Une très jolie peinture.
Gros bisous à vous.


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Your video is great!! Thanks for sharing your tips!ReplyDelete
Cheers To School
Thanks for sharing this, I've definitely learned some new tricks. I am passing this on to my new blogging friends and posting this on my fb page! I also have a blogging tips pinterest board that I know this shoud be added too! Thanks for sharing : )ReplyDelete
I also love using PowerPoint to make my products- the color picker was a great tip! I do have another question...how did you record what you were doing on the computer? Did you set up another camera? I've seen lots of people doing this lately but have no idea how to do it! Thanks in advance! Keep up the great work, Kristen!ReplyDelete
I am excited to learn! Thank you for sharing! Come by for a visit!ReplyDelete
Apples and ABC's
I loved this tutorial as I have only just started out. Great job!ReplyDelete
Teachable Moments
Thank you so much! I've always used PP but you taught me two new things! yay! Thanks!ReplyDelete
First Grade Facts
Kristen! Love the video. I like seeing how others do the same thing I do but in a different way. Did you know you could get the color picker from the formatting palate on the side? Just click the down arrow by the A with the red line under it and there should be a pick a color dropper. Love that. Also, the thing that made my life so much easier was the "Distribute" under "Size, Shape, and Ordering". It makes everything line up like magic. I need to organize my fonts as nicely as you have! =)ReplyDelete
I always use word. I will have to try power point!!! Thanks for the great tips!!! Happy Sunday!ReplyDelete
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I used to use Word, which I hated - and I recently have resorted to using Picnik with blank .jpg files. But now Picnik has closed! Thank you so much for this, I will use it this week!ReplyDelete
wow! I had no idea using PowerPoint would make my life easier. I am going to try it!ReplyDelete
I NEVER would have known that you could make printables on powerpoint if you hadn't created this video. SO much easier than what I was doing on Word. Wow! Off to try it now.ReplyDelete
Teaching in Room 6
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Omg!!! I love the color magnifying matching trick. I have never seen that before :) I would love more videos (Blog design, how to insert pics and documents easily...etc)!!!ReplyDelete
I love the tip that you shared with color matching----OHH and those CUPCAKES ARE FABULOUS!! :)ReplyDelete
First Grade and Fabulous
I am so super excited about this tutorial!! YOU ROCK!!!!!ReplyDelete
Curls and a Smile
This is great... so excited to start trying it!ReplyDelete
Ms. W's Wonders
Thanks!!! This is extremely helpful :-). I like your new design, too!ReplyDelete
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I am new to blogging and this is so helpful!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for this. I agree with others so much easier than word.ReplyDelete
Thanks you are awesome
Wow! Thanks so much for posting this! I am new to blogging and creating printables. This helps tremendously!!ReplyDelete
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I learned so many amazing tips!ReplyDelete
Teaching with a Smile
LOVE the text color trick!! Thanks!ReplyDelete
:) Abby @ Third Grade Bookworm
Thanks for sharing. I've recently tried using Powerpoint to create some printables. What version of powerpoint are you using? Mine is 2007 and I don't see the same screen as you show!ReplyDelete
Love your videos!! I really like the magnifying trick! Thanks for sharing that! My favorite part was when you were saying how easy it was to move the images as you were struggling to move the images! haha!! {you know I'm teasing!} I'm pretty sure you can click on the image and then use the arrows on your keyboard to move it. That works on my PC.ReplyDeleteReplies
Ha!! I should have known you would catch that! My computer runs so sloooowly on the videos for some reason. ;)Delete
I've also used the arrows to move things! It's sometimes easier if you want a picture in one specific spot because it moves like 1 millimeter every time you hit the arrow key. :)Delete
I love all of your tricks. I'm so thankful that you take the time to create little videos. It makes my life so much easier.ReplyDelete
Much appreciated!
Fun in Room 4B
I'll have to try PP.... I make everything in Word. Although I've gotten pretty good at it, sometimes it can be frustrating!ReplyDelete
A Cupcake for the Teacher
Thank you for posting this. I have been using Word and this looks so much easier!ReplyDelete
kristen, awesome, your tips are so helpful..btw I love the new look over here!ReplyDelete
This video was fabulous! I think I am one of those who was asking for how to start with creating documents a few months ago! I will definitely be giving power point a try! Thanks!ReplyDelete
You are AWESOME!! Thank you SO SO MUCH for sharing how to make printables! I have found the new Mac Office to be a little daunting (for myself), so I truly thank you for your demonstration! I will definitely try this while I'm on break!ReplyDelete
Thrills in Third Grade
Hi Dear Kristen:ReplyDelete
A little like holding onto that last Christmas present, I am holding onto the video. I don't want to watch it because I don't want it to be over. (That may make sense only to me!)
I made my Bunny Hop Freebie on PowerPoint--my first on PowerPoint and my first with graphics. You must have sent me a mental message when I was trying to put it together.
Okay. I'll watch the video tomorrow. It will give me something to look forward to... because Mondays with sixth graders are not always thrilling!
: )
Thanks for the MANY things you do for bloggers everywhere!
And for ME too!
Finding JOY in 6th Grade
Very nice, thanks for sharingReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing this! I wanted to try Powerpoint because Word is driving me CRAZY! I think you just made my life a million times easier!!! You are simply...WONDERFUL!!ReplyDelete
By the way, we just had another blogging meet-up and we were sharing who we really wanted to meet..and I would still just LOVE to meet you Kristen!!ReplyDelete
Thank you Kristen! I use ppt all the time for my printables, but I never knew you could format the text and choose a color from a graphic! WOW! Thank you so much, I love your tutorials!ReplyDelete
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First Grade is Fantabulous!
Awesome tutorial...short and sweet! You have convinced me to start using PowerPoint. I, too, get frustrated with Word. For some reason, I do not get the little magnifying glass. Is that a Mac / PC difference? Or I wonder if I need to update my PowerPoint. Hmmmmm....ReplyDelete
That was totally awesome. I am planning on making math centers for my class over the summer, this is going to make it so much easier.ReplyDelete
This is such a great tool. Like you, I have been creating printables in Word, but I now see that Powerpoint is much, much easier. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Miss Rorey's Room
Thank you so much for sharing how to create printables! I am new to it and wondered how you did such amazing things!ReplyDelete
I started using Powerpoint after you told us how to make borders as a background picture for the slide! Now I can't go back to Word. :) I love how the borders look around the letters so I am definitely going to try that now! Yay, thanks for the video!!ReplyDelete
Marvelous Multiagers!
OMG...Thanks soooo much for sharing this...I am hooked now...You are awesome!!ReplyDelete
So after I asked my wonderful hubby for some help, he watched your tutorial and he could not find the magnifying glass on my version of PowerPoint either (2007). Soooo...if anyone else is having this problem, I suggest downloading the FREE tool online called "Color Cop." It does the same trick! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
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Just Diving In
Thanks for sharing! AND TAG you're it :) Come to my blog to get the details.ReplyDelete
Wow Kristen! Thank you so much for this! As a newbie to creating printables this was VERY helpful! I can't wait to begin using PowerPoint!ReplyDelete
Thanks a million! Your tutorials totally rock :)ReplyDelete
I just created something using PP.
My Second Sense
Your tutorials rock! I just created something using PP :)ReplyDelete
Thanks a bunch!!!!
My Second Sense
You are so sweet for doing that :) maybe someday you can help me make some clip art since I'm a pretty decent artist :)ReplyDelete
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!ReplyDelete
Fun in K/1
Tag! You're it! Check out my blog to see what to do next...ReplyDelete
Hi My powerpoint does not have a format section. What version is yours and do you know I would add a back ground other than the way you showed? Also, can you have some pages going portrait and some going landscape? or do they all have to be the same?ReplyDelete
Thanks Lori
Little Priorities
WHAT?!?!?!?!??!! THAT IS AMAZING!!!! The color match thing JUST CHANGED MY LIFE!!! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 10, 2012 at 7:05 PM
Am I crazy that your PowerPoint doesn't show up as an option to click on? :( :(ReplyDelete
What am I nit doing--I'm on my iPhone.
I saw your tutorial on my school laptop; something about Flash I am sure of with iPad and iPhone. This summer I am going to become best friends with PowerPoint:). I do have a question for you I hope you can answer. Where in the world do you get the border you used? I would love to have a small arsenal of these! I am so excited to do this and would appreciate ANY tutorials in this area for the future.
Amy in VA
Here's the best part of your tutorials: I got even MORE from reading the comments! I just downloaded Jing...that's gonna change my life. Then, since I have only the 2007 version of PP I don't have the format section you have either. So, I just downloaded Amber's suggestion: Color Cop. Thanks for always helping me learn more!ReplyDelete
Fun in Room 4B
OhHhh, thanks for sharing! I've been using Pages but WILL have to try this!! Do you buy your borders or do you find them online? Thanks for sharing. I just might have to go make a worksheet!!ReplyDelete
Wow! PowerPoint it is! Thanks for the great tutorial!ReplyDelete
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Teaching With Love and Laughter
Thanks for the tips. I've been resisting the move to PowerPoint, but I think I'm going to have to try it.ReplyDelete
I Want to be a Super Teacher
THANKS for another GREAT tutorial! Your videos are so cool! I continue to learn so much from you! I don't use powerpoint but I may have to try it out. I have used Publisher forever to do everything.ReplyDelete
First Grade a la Carte
I love how you have your fonts organized! I soooo need to learn how to do that!ReplyDelete
Extra Special Teaching
Okay...I haven't even watched it yet and I'm excited!!! I am trying to get stupid tab links across the top of my blog---just the plain simple ones. I am so jealous. I have to get this figured out!!ReplyDelete
I am a writing specials teacher k-4. I just really started getting into my BLOG this February. Come check it out. You may find some awesome ideas on there too.
You are my go-to-gal for anything blog related Kristen! I switched to Power Point a little while ago, but seeing you in action with all your tricks, AMAZING!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousApril 13, 2012 at 3:07 PM
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!! I am just getting started on my blog and your tutorials are the best. You have saved me so much time and frustration!!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the great tutorial. I have a mac but I have been using Keynote. It's very similar to PowerPoint, but I can't find some of the same features. Are you familiar with Keynote at all??ReplyDelete
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I have Windows 7 and I tried to do the trick with the font color and I don't think Powerpoint on Windows 7 will allow you to do that! =( It makes me so sad! But I am wondering how you get your fonts to all save at the top like that! That would be a great tutorial!ReplyDelete
Apparently, I really need to upgrade my software. I don't have most of these awesome features and it's driving me crazy each time I see an awesome tutorial that has features I don't have.ReplyDelete
I can't see your video....aaaarrrgggghhhhh!! Can you help? IVe been trying to learn how to creat documents in pp and I nnneeeeeedddd this!! :) firstname.lastname@example.com Thanks!ReplyDelete
Thanks for a fabulous video, Kristen! I didn't know about the letter outline! Genius!ReplyDelete
Teaching With Style
You are amazing! I was using Word for everything.ReplyDelete
BTW, do you know you can enable right click on your Mac magic mouse? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekzIoAxXSHEReplyDelete
Thank you so much for this! I've been using Word and recently switched to PPT. I'd love to try the magnifying trick to change colors on my graphics, but can't find the little magnifying glass. I use a PC and have Windows 7. Am I missing something or does windows 7 not have that feature?ReplyDelete
Thanks again for all of your wonderful tutorials! They are sooooo helpful!
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OH MY GOODNESS! I just made some things using PPT! Thank you!!!! Your tutorial was so easy to follow!ReplyDelete
:) Dana
Stop by & visit me @ Fun in 1st Grade
I love this!! Thank you so much!! This was exactly what I needed to get started on my first printable.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 11:15 PM
Thank you for SHARING!!! This tutorial was so helpful and it is appreciated that you took the time to share with all of us!!!ReplyDelete
The Kindergarten Goonies XOXO
Brilliant! I have been spying these great resource sheets from various blogs through Pinterest and finally google has led me to a great tutorial!ReplyDelete
This is so helpful! I was using word and I was doing the exact same thing with the margins.ReplyDelete
Darling Little Learners
This is great! Thank you so much! I too became frustrated with Word but never thought of using PowerPoint. Do you mind sharing a few sites where you get your fonts, clip art, borders and frames from?ReplyDelete
Thanks again & keep up the great work!
I just found this via Google. Thank you SO MUCH. You saved my all my hair from being torn out trying to figure out how to work it!ReplyDelete
How do you get your fonts organized into folders?! I've been wanting this ability forever :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Beccie! I only know how to do this on a Mac, but there's a list of folders that come up with the font installer. I saw that you could create a new folder within that list, so I made one for the Design Fonts I use for worksheets. I don't know if this is of that much help--if you want please email me at ladybugresources at yahoo dot com and I could send a screenshot. :)Delete
Wow, I feel like you just saved me future hours of my time! I am so frustrated with Word and margins. You are amazing and I love your blog!ReplyDelete
Where do you download your borders from?ReplyDelete
That color matching trick is incredible! Thanks for taking the time to put this together; I can't wait to watch some of your other tutorials.ReplyDelete
Kristen....THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much! I hadn't started makin' printables b/c I've been a little intimidated by the process....I would start & get frustrated and put it away! You video has has lit some confidence in me to try it again! I think knowing shortcuts is key...I was making things harder than they needed to be...so THANK YOU!ReplyDelete
Do you have suggestions for clip art sites?ReplyDelete
I was so excited to find a tutorial on printables but I couldn't see a video :(. Is it gone or just my crazy computer?ReplyDelete
pruttybird at comcast dot net
WOW! I need to invest in Microsoft Office for MAC~AMAZING!!!! One question, can I have multiple slide layouts, for example the first 5 slides need to be portrait and then the next three landscape? That's where my frustration is coming in. I've been using pages and that's the one thing that gets irritating when trying to create.ReplyDelete
Okay actually two questions, you mentioned in the video that you created a separate file for the fonts you use regularly. Can you share that little tip?
Hope all is well!
Ms. Solano's Kindergarten
You just made my day! I have been trying to make coupon binder printables that forever and I just stumbled upon your page. Thank you thank you thank you!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much!! That was fantastic since I've just moved across to a mac and I'm still learning how to do things. Plus how awesome is the magnifying glass/colour match option!! Thanks for sharing that tip, I love it!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 2, 2013 at 8:50 PM
This was so helpful! Thank you so much!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 2, 2013 at 9:42 PM
How do you make the background image go away once you've clicked Apply to All? I realized after I clicked it that I don't want it on every slide. :[ReplyDelete
Awesome! Thank you so much!!! :)ReplyDelete
I just discovered your tutorials! OMG! You are going to save me hours of frustration. I've been using Word and it has been SO hard to not lose it! I can't wait to use Powerpoint! I'm also going to be checking out your other tutorials. Thank you so much!ReplyDelete
First Grade Hugs and High Fives
Thanks a ton! Love your videos! Two quick questions...how do you get the formatting palette on the sidebar of your screen when you are working and how do you create new font groups (you said you created a font group for the ones you downloaded and use a lot). I am using PPT 2007 are you using a newer version (I am always one step behind!).ReplyDelete
I just found your wonderful blog and this tutorial is what I'm in need of. I know I'm a year late finding it but is there any way I can see it? Please let me know?
Thank you,
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! This tutorial was just what I needed! I can't wait to check out more of your tutorials- the few I have checked out so far have been great and definitely useful.ReplyDelete
Thanks again!
Thank you so much for creating and sharing this video!!! I was in need of a tutorial and came across yours.ReplyDelete
This is an amazing post. I hope you don't mind that I added a link to your blog from my blog. You are clearly an exceptional teacher!ReplyDelete
I'm just getting started and have been investigating how to create my own documents. This has been the best tutorial I've seen. Thank you!ReplyDelete
I don't see the video. Is there a link?ReplyDelete
That.Was.Awesome. Thank you! :)ReplyDelete
This is amazing!! Powerpoint is much easier!!! Thanks so much!!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing. You just gave me a boost!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much! This is extremely helpful as I start my printable creation journey!!ReplyDelete
Thank you sooo much! I've been trying to figure out how to make cuter stuff for my kiddos to use in the classroom. I can't wait to try it outReplyDelete
I just opened a TPT shop and was/am so frustrated with Word Thanks so much for this information!!ReplyDelete
I am a little late to the game on making printables but was curious as I am beginning my first year working in a middle school. Thank you for explaining in such a clear, concise way!! Can't wait to try it out.ReplyDelete
Nice powerpoint keynote templates...ReplyDelete
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It's not often one gets to compare a ballet to Peter Jackson's Lord of The Rings, but Tchaikovsky's The Sleeping Beauty shares a number of similarities with the lengthy fantasy saga.
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Bringing a meditative quality to the classic work, choreographer Ashley Page has focussed on melding a number of different tellings of the work into one evolving piece. It seems that his overriding theme is to chart changes in ballet and dance style as the story progresses over 116 years. Thus the dancers take centre stage rather than Tchaikovsky's often eccentric narrative.
For anyone unfamiliar with the piece, the interlude in the Enchanted Forest where a young bluebird leads the prince to Sleeping Beauty's bed via the rounding up of some other well known princesses, may seem far less innocent than the story intends. Particularly when the ballet novice you're with has decided that Red Riding Hood is a covert reference to Dorothy Gale.
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2014 Silver Plate: Lisette Coston
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Lisette Coston is proof that you can go home again. Several months after leaving Saint Francis Health System, in Tulsa, Okla., in 2011 for a job on the supplier side, Coston got the chance to return to her old job. She and Saint Francis are better for it.
Since returning in February 2012, Coston has been given new responsibilities, has overseen two renovations and is in the midst of a construction project that will add 150 beds and a new retail dining venue to the health system.
In 2011, after more than 20 years with Saint Francis, Coston had the opportunity to work for US Foods. She jumped into the role with her typical "go-getter" attitude.
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Last year Saint Francis completed a $1.25 million renovation of the main cafeteria. More recently the system renovated the call center, increasing the number of stations from three to 10, and added a second trayline to make the patient room service program more efficient. The storeroom was expanded, including a new freezer and increased walk-in refrigerator space. The dishroom is currently being renovated, and a new patient tower set to open later this year will include a grab-and-go retail venue overlooking the lobby "that will help offset some of the volume that will be coming to our other retail units."


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Chris Morris is a professional working session musician with over 10 years of industry experience, fulfilling roles as a drummer, bassist and producer. His professional musical career has allowed him to work with many artists, orchestras, theatre productions and record labels. He has performed on stages such as: the prestigious Royal Albert Hall, The Olympic Stadium and Wembley Arena. He has worked with some of the industry's leading artists, such as: Lethal Bizzle/ Marina and the Diamonds/ Big Sean/ Kiesza/ Natalie La Rose/ Akala/ Matt Redman/ Noel Robinson/ Lara Martin/ Beverley Trotman.
Chris's passion for music and teaching lead him to start 'The Drumshed' in 2010, delivering private tuition and rhythm workshops in educational institutions and other organisations throughout the country. In 2013 he began teaching in secondary education helping to deliver 'BTEC Level 2 first award in music qualification'. Since then the scope for The Drumshed has expanded as Chris saw a need for inspiration and understanding amongst students and musicians alike. His combination of music industry and teaching experience has resulted in establishing what The Drumshed is today; a tool to aid you in your development as a musician.
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Hotels seem to be the flavour of this Sepia Saturday month, almost. Of course it is still summer holiday time in the northern hemisphere, unlike down here in Australia where it's rather wild and wintery, and way too chilly for either swimming or sunbaking, but we can look forward to warmer days to come.
I was looking through my Aunty Pat's postcard collection and came across this one for the Hotel des Glaciers. The hotel address appears in white writing in the grass on the bottom right of the card but I can't quite decipher it ,so I can't be sure whether or not this particular hotel still exists. There are several hotels of the same name in France and Italy but none look quite like this. Most of Aunty Pat's postcards are unused souvenirs, but there are a number that have been sent to her by friends.
Location discovered thanks to Anne's research below.
The note from Pat's friend Margie McP reads as follows:
"Dear Pat, does this make you nostalgic? I spent New Year weekend at the session - the Chalet bursting at the seams with 110 students of 21 nationalities. Your card posted on the board. Thanks so much for yours to me. Are you still hoping to come to the Assembly, or will the Treasury be tough. I hope to see you. Best wishes from Margie McP."
I don't know who Margie was, but I do know that in July 1947 while studying for an MA degree at Oxford, Pat represented New Zealand at a conference of the International Student Service held in Denmark, so I think that this may have been what Margie was referring to, rather than suggesting that Pat might be feeling nostalgic for the Hotel Des Glaciers, where what sounds like a similar conference was taking place in January 1948. Pat had been to Switzerland before in 1946 however, so perhaps she had previously stayed here. The mail service must have been pretty fast if Margie envisaged that Pat might actually receive the card and be able to come in response to it. In fact, the card had to be re-addressed and forwarded on, as Pat must have moved or changed her mailing address, as was the case with most of Pat's cards, but nevertheless she clearly received them eventually and saved them for posterity.
The original address that Margie had written was St Anne's Society, Oxford, which was an organisation founded in 1879 and originally called the Society for Home-Students. It was devoted to the emancipation of women students who could not afford to live in college but still wished to study at Oxford. Pat and other young women in the same situation would have lived in lodgings across the city and been able to attend lectures and tutorials with the assistance and encouragement of the Society. In 1952 a wealthy benefactor who believed in the education of women left her estate to St Anne's, and as a result it eventually became a full college. You can read more about the Society's history on the web site of St Anne's College.
Pat went on to work in Geneva later in 1948 for the International Student Service. I've previously written a tribute to her life achievements here. When my parents and I spent a year in Cambridge in 1954, Pat was back in New Zealand, although she subsequently returned to Geneva to work for another international organisation there a few years later. Finances of such organisations were no doubt stretched, and Pat may not have been able to join Margie on that occasion. When travelling for work she frequently stayed at the homes of the many friends she had made around the world.
Now we move on to a different kind of hotel, contrasting in both style and location. While living in Cambridge in 1954, my parents went to London to see the musical "The King and I", starring Herbert Lom and Ann Martin, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and my mother Jean saved the theatre programme, price 6d, in her scrapbook of our 1954 trip. It includes the following advertisement for Butlin's Ocean Hotel at Saltdean near Brighton. That establishment ceased operating at the end of 2004, but back in 1954 it was in its prime. It had just re-opened as a holiday hotel under the ownership of Billy Butlin in 1953, after having been commandeered by the government during the second World War. You can see photos and read more about it here on a page entitled Butlin's Memories. The advertisement seems primarily directed at men and only refers to women as an afterthought, but I guess that was simply a reflection of the way society viewed the relative positions of men and women back in the fifties. "You're the man paying for it all", as a cafe proprietor once said to my husband years ago! Women were not left out however, with another advertisement in the programme entitled 'The King and You' addressed directly to them, claiming that in his kingdom of the home, Mr Therm would save them work, worry and money.
|Did this man leaping around or lazing about have no family to worry about? The advertisement doesn't mention their possible existence.
|Herbert Lom, from the Theatre Royal programme
A package holiday at a Butlin's style hotel doesn't sound ideal to me and I've never been to one, but perhaps a week at Club Med could be viewed as an upmarket version of the same concept. We were lucky enough to be able to stay at Club Med in Wengen, Switzerland as part of a trip overseas in January 1993. All meals, entertainment and activities such as skiing lessons were included, which definitely made for a more relaxing holiday with children. One of our boys can be seen sitting on the snow in the centre of this shot taken in front of the Club hotel, prior to the start of lessons. He and the others all went on to become good skiers, unlike their mother, who never really got the hang of it. On the other hand, after giving up on the ski lessons, I was able to take a spectacular train journey through an underground tunnel up to the summit of the Jungfrau mountain and view the Eiger Glacier en route. Jungfraujoch railway station is the highest in Europe.
Australian ski fields have had good falls this season with more snow expected, but I'm not tempted!
Postscript: Yes Gail, we do get snow in Australia. I've mentioned it in an earlier blog entitled What's that Funny White Stuff?, but here are a couple more photos to prove it, taken on family ski holidays at Perisher NSW in the mid 1990s.
For more blogs on themes such as hotels, holidays, fancy designs and nostalgia from the past, head for Sepia Saturday # 290 ,


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An express corridor will connect the new building to the existing pre-trial building and the old jail. The jail will be half-full when inmates and staff are moved to the facility in September.
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When the remake of Duke Nukem landed with a dull thud, the cliché "you can't go home again" really came home to roost.
What was seen as innovative, fun and edgy in the '90s game world clearly had lost its lustre in 2011.
But thanks to the recent remake of Twisted Metal and the new release SSX for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, I have faith that you can put a new spin on old blockbusters.
This SSX remake has gone through several iterations, much like the Duke game. At one point, the game was to be called SSX Deadly Descent, and while the game has reverted back to much more of a remake of the original concept, I have to say old fans will love it, and new fans will embrace it — as, though it's a remake, it's a unique game in today's market.
The concept is, of course, snowboarding. And extreme snowboarding.
Real mountains are "tricked out" to go way over the top and you race against a slew of characters in a number of forms.
One is flat out racing where you compete against other characters, the other is tricks where you try to win more points with more outlandish tricks, and the third is "Survive it" mode where you essentially try to beat the environment on the toughest free course on the mountain.
The game is broken down into "regions" which include the Rockies, Alaska, Patagonia and the Alps. PlayStation 3 owners have an exclusive Mt. Fuji region as well.
The mountains are truthfully named but wildly exaggerated.
While SSX is way over the top, the characters themselves and the graphics overall are much more in tune with real life. While there are some bizarre settings and superhuman feats involved, you won't be playing human pinball in this version of the game.
The stuff they pull off in the game isn't humanly realistic, but it's not Cartoon Network fodder either.
The key to a game like this is sensation, and there's lots of it. Whether it's via speed or inversion, you really sense the knife-edge as you're whipping down the mountain or rotating in the air doing a trick.
The core gameplay is boosted magnificently by the speed you feel as you blast down the hill.
This is great during the racing portion, and even works when you're trying to pull off tricks, but the key is in the Survive It mode of deadly descents. Trying to navigate impossible terrain is a real adrenalin rush and just like real life, there really is no way to brake in those situations, you just have to react and that makes it tough to get through.
You can get by on your directional skills and reaction time a little bit, but chances are you're going to have to memorize the course at least in certain sections in order to make it out and move on.
Tricks are a huge part of the game and not just in the trick-it portion. When you catch air in a race, the way to boost your meter is to do tricks. There's a big risk that comes with doing tricks though. The longer you hold them, or string tricks together, the more risk of falling — and if you fall, you're done in the race. You can "rewind" to a spot, but while you rewind, your opponents fly by you and you'll need excessive fortune just to catch up.
One of the joys of playing SSX Tricky was the Run DMC title clip every time you pulled it off.
That's back, thankfully, along with a strong soundtrack that also include Skrillex, Foster the People, DJ Shadow and a phalanx of people you've probably never heard of either.
It all feeds into the style and mood of SSX, which is detailed and thorough. I have to say I really enjoyed the consistency of nearly everything in this game.
Aside from the look and the considerable graphic muscle that's been added since the first version of the game in 2000, there are some extras, including a magnificent wing suit that allows you to take flight off treacherous jumps. Brilliant addition there, somewhat along the line of the hang glider in Mario Kart, but with more adrenalin.
There's also some great multiplayer ways to enjoy SSX, including one-off races, trick competitions and Global Event contests, where you join others from around the world in what could be a day, week or month long competition.
One thing that may aggravate a little is there's a ton of unlockables in the game, from characters to boards and outfits to courses.
For the most part you can unlock this stuff with points, or credits, you earn from achievements in the game. But on the other hand you can "buy" credits with your account, and some of the things you want may need some time to build up credits, so the temptation to buy is there.
When a game is delayed and tinkered with as much as SSX has been, the signs aren't good, and I have to admit I was prepared for the worst here. But they've clearly won the gold with this one, it's a very distinct looking game that's a load of fun to play whether you actually snowboard or not.
Rating: E for everyone.
What's right: Sense of speed, tricks, music, mood, extras.
What's wrong: No local head-to-head multiplayer racing.
Numb Thumb: Graphics A; Control B+; Gameplay A; Value B. Overall an A on the Numb thumb.


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"Yoga has been an integral part of my own life, particularly in supporting my dance training. The best thing about Yoga is anyone can do it, anywhere. I wouldn't be able to live without it..." - Nikita Thakrar
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Venue: DNC Studio, 459 Bath Road, Slough, SL1 6AA
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Nikita's style of Yoga is free flowing and calming, accompanied by soothing music and a tranquil ambience. Nikita regularly teaches Yoga classes at her studio on Bath Road in Cippenham on Monday evenings. The key objectives of Nikita's classes are:
To enhance overall health, particularly focussing on building up core strength, flexibility and balance.
A series of postures, working slowly into them and building up the duration and intensity each week. We also work on helping existing conditions such as back pain through strengthening the core muscles.
To build up concentration, focus, clarity of thoughts and overall positivity of mind.
We do this by focusing on the breath whilst in each individual posture, to achieve a state of stillness.
To develop a union between the physical body, the mind and the internal self.
We do this through breathing techniques (Pranayama), Chanting, Relaxation and Meditation.
ALL of the above is practiced in a one hour class, one day a week on a Monday evening. An ideal start to the week!
Nikita's practice of Yoga is not based on any particular religion or faith. It is an open class for both men & women. The average age group of the class is currently 30's-60's however Yoga welcomes all ages and abilities. It is a common myth that if you are not flexible you cannot do Yoga! Through regular attendance at classes and practice at home, you will build up flexibility over time. Although that is not the core aim of Yoga.
To watch a video with more information about Nikita's classes:
DNC Studio, 459 Bath Road, Slough, SL1 6AA (free parking available outside and private car park at the back of studio. Please arrive early (from 6.30pm) and bring a bottle of water and blanket.


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09 September 2011
... falling a bit behind
on my bee blocks...
When Lynne wanted a british design classic for her month of july, I had a hard time finding a good motif. I do love my morning cup of Twinings Earl Grey, and then it just clicked. Wouldn't you say the tea bag is a british design classic?
One down, I have august, september and ahem january blocks to concentrate on...
Wish you a lovely weekend! Think I'm going to bee busy...
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14 comments:
- Kerry said...
I would! i am a big earl grey drinker and I love this delicate design and piecing, beautiful!
- 9/9/11 09:54
- Lynne (Lily's Quilts) said...
Oh that is just absolutely wonderful - I am a big tea drinker and as soon as I saw that wonderful sachet dangling on the string on filckr, I knew exactly what it was - totally and utterly perfect1
- 9/9/11 11:12
- Quiltefia said...
Kreativt!! God helg!! Annek:-)
- 9/9/11 11:30
- Clare said...
The piecing on this is brilliant.
I love my PG Tips. Couldn't live without them
- 9/9/11 12:18
- Ann Marie said...
You put a smile on my face this morning. That tea bag is wonderful! Perfect fabric choices, and I love how you can see the tea inside the bag.
- 9/9/11 13:40
- ayumills said...
This is fantastic, Marit! You came up with such a great idea for Lynne! I love love love the fact you used leaf design fabric for the half bottom of the tea bag!
- 9/9/11 14:51
- Jenny said...
what perfection! such a wonderful block, so personalized!
- 9/9/11 15:24
- heidiabc said...
This is just lovely!! I am so jealous, you ladies are just the most creative people ever!
- 9/9/11 16:13
- Char said...
Oh what a lovely block! I'm a Lady Grey lover myself.
- 9/9/11 17:51
- Belinda said...
....welcome to my world Marit...lol..
I'm ALWAYS behind!!
What a clever girl you are...perfect design!!!
- 9/9/11 23:25
- ♥Duff said...
adorable and so original! She'll love it!
- 10/9/11 03:23
- SewLindaAnn said...
I think you and your bee members should put together paper piecing patterns for all your designs. Charge for it and select a charity to donate to. I think the response would be huge.
- 11/9/11 02:40
- Lynne said...
Very clever indeed!
- 11/9/11 02:44
- Live a Colorful Life said...
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It is often said in tamil "சக்தி இல்லையேல் சிவம் இல்லை ", which means "There is no Sivam without Shakthi". People often think that Shiva is so affectionate towards Shakti, the truth though is "Important concepts needs personification to withstand the sands of time". Sivam (or shiva) is the matter and Shakthi as the name suggests is the energy (all forms of energy). There is no matter without energy and matter too is a form of energy. Like what relativity says E=mc². This concept is not only present in the Saivam tradition, but also in Toaism, the concepts said by Lao Tsu is quite similar.
Ardhanarishwarar, the diety with half Shiva and half Shakti is a representation of this, the whole universe being made of Matter and Energy, and both are in equilibrium, where matter keeps changing in to energy and energy in to matter. Not dwelling too much in the science part of it, the reason for personifying this is to take this concept to people in way they could understand and follow for ages. While people who cannot comprehend the deeper meaning can follow bakthi for realization and people with knowledge can follow gnana marga for realization.
The deeper concepts of cosmology is woven in to Saivam in the form of Nataraja. Unlike Abrahamic religions which said that the universe was created around 6000 years back, the ancient Indians said that the current universe was created 8.4 billion years ago (a number that was non existent in any other country or civilization at that time) which is quite close to the current estimates of modern scientists.
Be it Carl Sagan or Fritjof Capra, the great scientists in the field of particle physics admire the concept of Nataraja.
He has explained about Shiva Nataraja thus:
"In contrast to the mechanistic view of classical Western science, the Eastern view could be called an organic, holistic, or ecological view."
"To eastern Mystics, objects have a fluid and ever-changing character. Change and transformation, flow and movement, play an essential role in their world view. The cosmos is seen as one inseparable reality, forever in motion. It is alive, organic, spiritual and material at the same time. A very similar view is now emerging from modern physics."
Western people have to read Capra's book in order to understand the cosmic dance of Shiva Nataraja which reveals the mysteries of the Universe.
He explains Shiva Nataraja's dance: "Modern physics pictures matter, not as passive and inert, but as continuously dancing and vibrating. This is very much like the Eastern mystics description of the world. Both emphasize that the universe has to be grasped dynamically. It structures are not static, rigid ones, but should be seen in terms of dynamic equilibrium.
"Physicists speak of the continuous dance of sub-atomic matter which goes on all the time. They have actually used the words 'dance of creation and destruction' or 'energy dance'. This naturally comes to mind when you see some of the pictures of particles taken by physicists in their bubble chambers.
"Of course, physicists are not the only one talking about this cosmic dance. Perhaps the most beautiful example of this metaphor exists in Hinduism – the idea of the dancing Lord Siva. Siva is the personification of the cosmic dance. According to Indian tradition, all life is a rhythmic interplay of death and birth, of creation and destruction.
"Indian artists have created beautiful pictures and statues of dancing Lord Siva. These statues are visual images of the cosmic dance, and so are the bubble chamber tracks photographed by modern physicists. They are a modern version of the dance of Siva obtained by using the most modern and advanced of our Western technological instruments. To me, the effect is as beautiful and as profound as the magnificent Hindu statues. In both cases, we are picturing an eternal dance of creation and destruction, which is the basis of all natural phenomena, the basis of all existence. Therefore, I have put the two together – here you have the 'Dance of Siva' merging the 12th and 20th century versions. You can see that this image of the cosmic dance unifies, in a very beautiful way, ancient mythology, religious art, mystical insight and modern science."
More about Nataraja and his cosmic dance in the next post


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Kerry wakes up, calls for Gaza disarmamentslapped John Kerry in the face.
While American officials continue to fume at the Israeli media for its harsh criticism of US Secretary of State John Kerry's efforts to reach a ceasefire last week, apparently it had some effect. During a speech, Kerry says that "any process to resolve the crisis in Gaza… must lead to the disarmament of Hamas." In a ceasefire proposal Kerry had submitted to Israel on Friday, no disarmament of Hamas was mentioned.
Israeli ministers had unanimously rejected the draft, arguing that it undermined the Egyptian ceasefire proposal that Israel had previously accepted and Hamas had rejected, and reflected the input of Turkey and Qatar to the clear benefit of Hamas, sources told TOI earlier Monday.
The wording marked an upgrading of Hamas's standing, to an entity on an equivalent level with Israel, the sources said. And it provided specific gains for Hamas while including only amorphous language regarding Israel's security needs, they said.
However, Kerry's proposal did reflect "a position that both demilitarization and the reconstruction of Gaza are important agenda items that follow negotiations that follow a ceasefire," a senior US official insists Sunday night.
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