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U.S. warns N Korea of "massive military response"
- Author: Sonia Alvarado Sep 06, 2017,
Sep 06, 2017, 9:21
"The two leaders agreed to stick to the goal of denuclearisation on the Korean Peninsula and keep close communication and coordination to deal with the new situation", Xinhua said in a brief dispatch.
North Korea just tested their most powerful nuclear bomb yet and caused an natural disaster 10 times more powerful than their last test.
North Korean state television was nearly jubilant in announcing what the regime calls a successful test of a hydrogen bomb. At the time of Mattis' speaking, the USA does not have an increased naval or military presence in the region, though the United States and South Korea did just complete a joint war-gaming exercise.
"Enough is enough", Haley said before the UN Security Council, according to NPR.
Hertling said that means the U.S. doesn't need to do anything drastic to counter the current North Korean threat.
The South Korean military said its missile drill had "accurately hit designated targets in the East Sea", the country's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement. China strongly objects to the, saying its powerful radar can probe deep into its territory, undermining its security.
Mattis, who did not take questions from reporters, said he had attended a "small group" of national security meeting with Trump and others. The first hydrogen bomb tested by the United States in November 1952 released the equivalent energy of 10,000 kilotons (or 10 megatons) of TNT.
Colonial Pipeline to shut US Northeast fuel lines due to Harvey
Thirteen oil refineries have been shut down or are in the process of closing, while several others are operating at reduced rates. Half of the 26 refineries that supply Colonial's 5,500 miles of pipeline are located between Houston and Lake Charles, Louisiana.
"We've already started with sanctions against North Korea, and I'm going to draft a sanctions package to send to the president for his strong consideration, that anybody that wants to do trade or business with them would be prevented from doing trade or business with us", Treasury Secretary Stephen Mnuchin said on Fox News Sunday.
"North Korea is a rogue nation which has become a great threat and embarrassment to China, which is trying to help but with little success", he said.
The statement questioned the growing worldwide call for more sanctions, noting that sanctions so far had "not led to any positive outcome". North Korea has made similar, unsubstantiated claims after some of its previous tests.
"It is a cruel and evil dictatorship, he starves his own people", Mr Turnbull said.
But other world leaders talked up diplomatic options on Sunday.
North Korea relies on China for approximately 90 percent of its foreign trade, and US-China trade was estimated to be worth about $650 billion a year ago. "The president wanted to be briefed on each one of them", the US Defence Secretary said. According to several media reports, the North Koreans may now have the capability to fit such a missile with a device similar to the one tested Sunday.


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The Vision of our Student Ministry is to connect Students (Grades 6-12) to believers, to share our faith and the gospel of Christ with them, and to produce disciples that can spread the message of Christ's salvation to their school, family, friends, nation, and world.
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text: It shouldn't be happening like this. Despite all kinds of signs that the economy is picking up- we continue to see disappointing results in new aircraft deliveries. The latest report by the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) is out and the message regarding recovery is clear: It's just not happening. GAMA released the report for the second quarter of 2011 in August- and to be completely candid- the results were abysmal.


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We'll probably never know for sure. Though the rumors began almost immediately, though there have been several first-hand reports that they were definitely a couple, there's also been plenty of backlash against that notion, testimony from friends and relations that that just wasn't true. There is, of course, strong motivation for taking either position. Many are offended at the "queering" of a legend, think it a retroactive slander. While others see it as correction, a reclamation of our queer history. But what would constitute conclusive evidence at this point? Whatever the truth of their actual private lives, there is plenty of visual documentation of the public "private". Here they are, handsomely and happily "at home". Were they just the best of pals, or were they hiding in plain sight?
They met on the Paramount lot in 1932 and, that same year, costarred in the Pre-Code Hot Saturday, Grant's first role as a leading man. The two up and coming actors soon moved in together, and cohabited on and off for the next twelve years, sharing a Santa Monica beach house and another house in Los Feliz. During that time, they both had brief first marriages - Scott would go on to marry a second time, while Grant eventually clocked five nuptials - but would move back in together after the marriages ended, or even well before. Grant's first wife, Virginia Cherrill, who he'd impulsively married in 1934, left him after seven months, citing abuse and neglect, but they weren't divorced for another six months. In the meantime, the two men had resumed their living arrangements. They apparently last shared digs in 1944, but remained life-long - though much less proximal - friends.
|The portrait photographs here have been attributed to both John Engstead and Jerome Zerbe, but I haven't been able to verify either/both.
|The dog was apparently named Archie; Grant's actual name was Archie Leach.
|Next up on the piano, "I Get a Kick Out of You".
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About Me
- Jan
- Lower Hutt, New Zealand
- I have been stitching forever it seems and now do this just for pleasure,My DH and I are retired so I have lots of time for my hobbies--sewing Gardening and walking my dog. Have 4 grand-kids aged from 18 to 11 One lives in Australia and the others are very close to where we live. Hope to contribute more thru this blog. Kiwi Jan New Zealand
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Applique Bag
Kia-ora --as I mentioned in my last post here is my Applique Bag---now dont get this wrong--the bag is not Appliqued --it has been stitched by Fudge mostly and then finished with some handstitching --
The Janome 6500 Challenge group had a challenge --Glitz-- we could either make something glitzy or add Glitz to a project already finished --I chose to make a bag to keep my Applique blocks nice and safe-- The bag needed to hold blocks as large as 18'' x 18'' so its pretty big -- The bag has been stitched using a wonderful thread --silk with a sparkly thread wrapped around i.t The thread has no label was sent to me by a friend from the States -- Fudge loves this thread -but Fudge did not want to stitch fancy stitches thru the heavy batting --thats why I hand stitched the embroidery
The bag has zips from the center top right down each side to the side bottom so it will open out flat and has no linning -- the blocks hold fast to the batting inside.
There is one block laying inside the open bag--- more about this Applique later as it will be a ongoing project as there are 12 blocks and one big center block to keep me busy.
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Set in the midst of a stunning rural Australian landscape, the Hanwood Estate Cellar Door captures the rich history of McWilliam's and the essence of the Riverina wine region.
Established in 1917, the winery stands today as a pillar of excellence and an icon of the Australian wine industry. Nestled between vineyards among the oldest in New South Wales, the famous Hanwood Estate Cellar Door is an idyllic setting to taste the entire range of a winery that has helped shape the face of the Australian wine industry.
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Designed by fourth generation family member Glen McWilliam and completed in 1973, the Hanwood Estate Cellar Door is an instantly recognisable symbol of the Riverina wine region and McWilliam's Winery. Shaped like a wine barrel and built to exact scale, complete with staves and hoops, the Hanwood Cellar Door is a suitably unique home for a winery that is so rich in history and so significant in the scope of the local wine industry.
Over its 100 year history, the home of McWilliam's has continued to develop and expand, while always retaining a proud acknowledgement of its past. Among the historical features is a breathtaking mural paying tribute to the winery's founders, painted on glass and featured on one of the interior walls of the Cellar Door. A bronze statue of Hanwood founder JJ McWilliam can also be found perched among the stunning gardens of the Estate.
Awarded by Gourmet Traveller Magazine Australia as Riverina's Best Large Cellar Door in 2017 & 2018 and Best Tasting Experience in 2014, 2015 and 2016 Hanwood Estate is an idyllic location to enjoy the best wines McWilliam's have to offer. The Cellar Door's sprawling lawns are the perfect place to set up a picnic blanket and soak up the best landscapes the Riverina has to offer, while sipping on some of Australia's most popular and awarded wines.
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First of all, you need a gas range. If you don't have a gas range, please go out and get one. Making an egg sandwich requires the immediacy of "heat there – heat gone" that only the flame can provide. If you have an electric stove, and you insist on using it, well, okay, you can make an egg sandwich on that, but it will not be as good.
I learned to make this sandwich as a child watching my father do it, and in my heart I carried with me that method, both observed and instructed, like a kind of religious ritual. Thirty-five years later my father offered to make me the sandwich, and I was pleased and excited. Once again, I was going to have an egg sandwich made at the hands of the master! Imagine my shock and surprise, my downright dismay, when he didn't make it right. He mixed up the eggs in the pan on the heat, it was stunning. He even added pickle relish to his own sandwich.
To properly make an egg sandwich you need five items: eggs, salt, white bread, mayonnaise and butter. (No you cannot use margarine, spreads, olive oil or anything else. It has to be butter.) For years I made this sandwich with Miracle Whip, but it contains High Fructose Corn Syrup, so I've gone to using mayo, it's better for you.
No doubt you've seen those insidious ads that suggest High Fructose Corn Syrup is "all natural" and "nutritionally the same as table sugar." They're like those cigarette ads from the fifties that proclaimed smoking was "Healthy!" "Good for you!" Recommended by Doctors!" High Fructose Corn Syrup is a sweetener in which the caloric content has been used up through processing, it provides no cellular fuel at all. It may be all natural, but it leaves all natural fatty deposits in your liver. No thanks. But I digress. We like Hellman's for mayonnaise, as it is a bit tangier and more like Miracle Whip in taste.
Clearly, this is not an egg salad sandwich, and technically, it is not a fried egg sandwich. A fried egg sandwich would be something akin to the burger my stepfather used to order at the lunch counter of the Linkletter Hotel . . . three patties of beef, three slices of cheese stacked in a bun, with a sunny-side up egg on top. He ate this sandwich continental style with a knife and fork.
This might be described as a scrambled egg sandwich, but you cook the eggs more like frittata, you don't scramble them in the pan, but I'm getting ahead of myself.
If you want to use cheap eggs, that's your prerogative of course, but the extra expense of organic eggs from grain fed, free range hens pays off in taste. (Not to mention the kharmic boost that you get from not further contributing to the misery of hens being kept on an assembly line and fed diets that include (eek!) bits of other chickens. Cannibal chickens! The stuff of Wes Craven's nightmares.
So take two or three beautiful eggs (your preference) and crack them into a bowl, glass measuring cup or clean coffee mug. Whisk them briskly with a pair of forks. Heat a small non-stick frying pan, and add a dollop of butter. Turn the heat on high. When the butter is melted and frothy, pour in the eggs. Be careful not to let the butter brown . . . if it does, you have to start all over with new butter.
While the eggs bubble happily in the pan, get out two slices of good white bread. (A note about Wonder Bread. I am not a Wonder Bread snob. I can roll up my slice of Wonder Bread into those neat little doughy balls with the best of them . . . but Wonder Bread won't work well for this sandwich, it's too spongy and the whole thing will just be a soggy mess. It needs to be white bread with a little bit of body.) Or you can use nutty multi-grain bread, or the like. Sourdough or rye are likely to crowd the delicate taste of the eggs, so they are not advised.
My husband, who is a wonderful man in nearly every respect, insists on freezing the loaves of bread that cross our threshold. If I'm making this sandwich with bread that's been frozen, I toast the bread. (Thawed bread is not the same as soft bread, darling, no matter what you say.) In the best of possible worlds, use bread that you just brought home from the grocery store, bread that has never seen refrigeration of any kind.
Take your slices of bread, and spread upon them a reasonable amount of mayo. Don't glop it on, just a little goes a long way. Some heathen pagan insensitive types have been known to put mustard (mustard!) on this sandwich. I say to them, why don't you just have a mustard sandwich? Even a tiny bit of good Dijon mustard will make it taste like mustard. I shudder at the thought.
Have you been keeping an eye on the eggs? You need to be keeping an eye on the eggs. They should be getting tall and puffy in the undisturbed pan. Now, depending on the intended recipient of the egg sandwich, you flip it either sooner or later. My son, who is generally a good boy, likes his eggs browned slightly. What's a mother to do? I can't stand them this way, but that's his preference and so I bite my tongue and make his sandwich with the eggs browned.
Sprinkle salt on the eggs like you were dancing to Afro-Cuban music while cooking. (In fact, it's not a bad idea to listen to Afro-Cuban music while cooking.) Flip them over with a spatula. Cook for another minute or so, then slide the eggs (a golden fluffy patty of eggs) onto the waiting bread.
Place on a small plate and carry with you to your favorite armchair to consume while reading a paperback novel. Put the egg sandwich on a tray with a steaming cup of coffee and a tall glass of orange juice and carry upstairs to your husband who is feeling not quite himself. Wrap in a paper towel and carry for your son who has his arms full with his school bag and cello so he can eat his warm breakfast in the car on a dark and cold winter morning on the way to school.
Make this sandwich when you aren't in the mood to make dinner. This sandwich is excellent for lunch while working on household projects. It's great nourishment for your mother recovering from heart surgery. It is, in fact, perfect for mending broken hearts, not to mention a bonafide cure for hangovers and other ailments. An egg sandwich is just the thing to fix for your father when he is dying of cancer, even if it turns out after all these years that he doesn't make it the same way. He will enjoy it anyway, maybe all the more so because it was something of his that you took and made your own.
This a reprise. I wrote this piece in March 2009, and I am sharing it here in loving memory of my Dad, Larry Paul Vonalt, January 10, 1937-December 26, 2005. Thinking about you on Father's Day, Dad, and all days. (And I would like to add that since this was written Miracle Whip has stopped using high fructose corn syrup in their salad dressing.)


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Ohio cracking down on drunk driving over Labor Day
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An active board of directors and advisors guide C4RJ. The strength of the group lies in its breadth of experience combined with a shared, unwavering passion for restorative justice. The group meets throughout the year to focus on policy, fiscal issues, growth, and development.
Thomas Black, Member
Sarah Briones, Member
Sarah is originally from Concord, MA. After graduating from Boston College and Suffolk University Law School with honors, she opened her own firm and has been practicing law for the past 22 years. The Briones Law Group specializes in probate and family matters, criminal defense and personal injury litigation. Sarah's criminal defense experience has reinforced her commitment to restorative justice and its importance in our criminal justice system. In addition to her volunteer work with C4RJ, Sarah currently volunteers in the Lawyer of the Day program in the Mass Probate Courts.
Diana Clymer, Member and Resources Chair
Di was coordinator of Concord Prison Outreach for 12 years and one of the people who advocated for bringing a restorative justice initiative to Concord. She taught elementary school, was an administrator of a nonprofit, and had an event planning business. Her present volunteer commitments include being a trustee of the Corporation for the Concord Free Public Library and a member of the Concord Cultural Council. Di was featured in a cover story of C4RJ's Talking Piece Spring 2012 newslette
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John Cratsley retired in September 2011 after 34 years as a judge in the District and Superior Courts of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. He currently teaches at Boston College and Harvard Law Schools and is a mediator/arbitrator with JAMS, an international dispute resolution organization. He and his wife Holly live in Concord, and their two sons are graduates of Concord-Carlisle High School.
Carol Fernandez, Member
Carol is a retired criminal defense attorney, graduating from the University of Arizona College of Law. She specialized in the juvenile courts, representing adolescents in both delinquency and family law matters. It was there that she saw how court involvement dramatically affected a child's life, and strongly believes that restorative justice provides a more meaningful way to deal with first time offenders by not only keeping them out of the courts but teaching them about the ways their actions have affected their victims. Carol has three grown children and resides in Newton with her husband Roberto.
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Barry C. Fitzgerald (M.Ed., J.D.) is an experienced educator and attorney from Lexington, MA. His firm, the Law Office of Barry C. Fitzgerald, represents individuals in all stages of criminal and personal injury litigation. Barry has taught at Suffolk University for over twenty years, and he is currently a Senior Lecturer at Suffolk, teaching education law and advanced legal writing courses.
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Margot is a Selectman from the town of Bedford, MA. Prior to becoming a Selectman in 2012, Margot served for five years on the Bedford Planning Board, and held a variety of other committee appointments. With interests in public health, transportation, housing, energy efficiency, and economic development, Margot brings a focus on promoting a healthy community to her work in local government. Margot and her husband are the parents of two school-aged children.
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Pete grew up in Concord, MA. He left to attend Princeton and the Harvard Business School, and then to travel the world for his career in the packaging business. His final position before retiring was Senior Vice President, International Operations at Sealed Air Corporation (the maker of bubble wrap). Pete retired to his hometown because he knew there would be plenty of non-profit work there to keep him busy.
Pete has been active on Concord's Finance Committee, the Louisa May Alcott House board, the League of Women Voters, and Jehrico Road. He also spearheaded the construction of the Beede Community Swim and Fitness Center, which was donated to the Town at no cost. Pete is married to Kate Stout and has three grown daughters.
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David Wilson, Vice President
Dave Wilson is a founding partner of Hirsch Roberts Weinstein LLP, a boutique labor & employment and litigation law firm located in downtown Boston. Dave has spent nearly three decades defending and advising employers on employment matters including wrongful termination, sexual harassment, workplace violence, privacy, discrimination, noncompetition agreements, defamation, and wage and hour disputes.In 2015, Dave was recognized by his peers as Lawyer of the Year 2015 by Best Lawyers in America for his work in Litigation – Labor and Employment. He is a soccer enthusiast, past president of Acton–Boxborough Youth Soccer, and current president of the Friends of the Lower Fields. Dave and his family currently reside in Littleton.
Chief Len Wetherbee, Program Advisor
Len retired in January 2010 from the Concord Police Department after 33 years of service, the last 17 as chief of police. At that time, he also retired from the board of C4RJ but continues to serve as an advisor. He has since become police chief in Moltonborough, NH. It was during Len's time as the department's prosecutor at the Concord District Court that he recognized that the current system was not addressing victim needs or the obligations that were created when an offense was committed. In 1997, Len met with two community members, Jean Bell and Joan Turner, to discuss the possible role of restorative justice in Concord. As a result of that meeting, the seeds were sown of the Concord Restorative Circle (later called "Communities for Restorative Justice"). Len was a founding member of the Domestic Violence Victim Assistance Program, was involved in the start of many community policing initiatives in Concord, and served at various levels on numerous boards and programs in Concord and the Metrowest region.
Barbara Howland, Program Advisor
Barbara is our recent past president and remains very involved as a community liaison and grant writer. She has been with the program almost since its inception and has served in many capacities. She has been instrumental in many youth-serving and community health endeavors in Concord-Carlisle and beyond. She recently became a grandmother!
Jennifer Larson Sawin, Program Advisor
Jennifer, C4RJ's executive director from 2008 to July 2014, has a passion for both the principle and practice of restorative methods for dealing with wrongdoing and crime. She holds an MA in Conflict Transformation with an emphasis in restorative justice. Her graduate work was under the tutelage of Howard Zehr, widely considered to be grandfather of the field. Zehr authored the foundational text Changing Lenses, in which he compares "restorative justice" to "retributive justice" and proposes that crime is a violation of people, as well as a violation of law.
Jennifer's interest in harm and conflict traces to her childhood in Southern Africa in the twilight years of apartheid. In that context, she was introduced to the concept of ubuntu, a Bantu word roughly translated as "a person is a person through other people." Imbued with this cultural instinct, Jennifer has consulted with restorative justice agencies in Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, and South Africa.
Erin Freeborn, Executive Director
Erin Freeborn is the Executive Director of Communities for Restorative Justice (C4RJ). Erin has a decade of study and experience in both the practice of restorative justice and nonprofit leadership. As a social entrepreneur she encourages programs to think about new ways to create positive change in society. She is an attorney who helped found the Massachusetts Restorative Justice Collaborative and coauthored the 2010 exploratory study of Project Restore, a Study of Restorative Justice and Sexual Violence, commissioned by New Zealand's Ministry of Justice. Erin was deeply involved in recently enacted legislation making restorative justice available to all stakeholders in the Massachusetts criminal justice system. Prior to leading C4RJ, Erin served as executive director of Juvenile Court Restorative Justice Diversion (JCRJD) in Lowell, now known as Our Restorative Justice (OurRJ). Erin received her J.D. from Northeastern University, with a focus in restorative justice, and she holds a master's of divinity degree and certificate of conflict transformation from Boston University.
Ashley Bentley, Program Director
Ashley became passionate about restorative justice during law school and began volunteering for C4RJ in 2015 as a facilitator on the Red Team. Prior to joining C4RJ as our program director, Ashley practiced law in the non-profit and private sectors. She received her law degree from Boston University and her undergraduate degree from Brown University.
Emily Wheeler, Development and Office Specialist
Emily, our development and office specialist, is no stranger to the nonprofit world — or to C4RJ. She was previously a member of our Green Team of casework volunteers. She has also served as volunteer coordinator and administrator at Gaining Ground, a Concord farm that grows food for hunger relief, and as administrator of the religious education program at First Parish in Concord.
Sarah Scoville, Volunteer Communications Coordinator
Sarah, our Volunteer Communications Coordinator, is an artist and community organizer who lives with her family in Bedford. Sarah is a member of the Bedford School Committee, and has also organized volunteers to provide dinner for homeless families, to help in the elementary schools, and to run pre-school events.


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text: Etsy is home to some of the weirdest jewellery out there, but this range of denture themed items really bites. (See what I did there? Teeth pun!) The shop owner 'Mr.Basic' goes under the name 'ConcaveOblivion' on Etsy and deals with the gummy underbelly of jewellery design. He bases his jewellery on dentures and teeth and creates anything from compact mirrors, phone cases, hair combs and bracelets. As gory as they may be they look true to life. I have a good filling about this designer.


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Apratim gives immense importance to teaching. As an educator he regularly teaches students.
He is teaching on one on one basis (or in small group/s).Every individual student is given special attention.
Instrumental classes offered to Beginners for Sarod.
Classes offered to Advanced students for all string instruments.
Online classes (Skype) are also offered to students staying at distant places
Apratim is doing workshop/s at different centers in India and abroad – particularly for the benefit of those students who are learning online.
Apratim will be doing a workshop at "Raaganjali Muisc Academy" West Windsor, New Jersey from September 20th to October 10th 2013. Plucking string instrument players who are interested in North Indian Muisc may contact 609 443 3058


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Are you wonderful with wood? Can you nail it with nails? Do you sew like a seamstress? Then you might be able to help the Nightshelter with our special Christmas project...
This year, we're asking our supporters to
We're collecting birdhouses of all shapes and sizes that we can sell on the Nightshelter's Christmas market stall, which will take place on Saturday 25th November at the main Winchester Cathedral Christmas market. We'd also love people to have a go at making some small fabric birds that we can sell as accompanying decorations - birdhouses need birds, after all!
Proceeds from the sales of the birdhouses and birds will go towards our vital work helping those experiencing homelessness in Hampshire.
There will be a small prize for the best birdhouse!
Also available to buy from our Christmas market stall will be flat-pack birdhouses, packs of bird seed, plus Christmas decorations and bespoke Nightshelter Christmas cards, designed for us by local artist Paul Treasure.
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SpongeBob Squarepants and his friends live in the underwater city of Bikini Bottom. Bikini Bottom is like a regular city with a downtown, suburbs, coastal areas, its own airport, bus system, and fair park. Stephen Hillenburg said once that Bikini Bottom was loosely based on Seattle, Washington.[2] An example of this statement is in the episode "Pre-Hibernation Week". Sandy and SpongeBob were fighting on a tall structure called the Sea Needle, referring to the Space Needle, a tall structure in Seattle. Hillenburg has said that he wants to leave the location of Bikini Bottom to the imagination, claiming that the Baywatch scene from the movie was just a reference to his favorite show of all time.
The residents of Bikini Bottom drive car-like vehicles called "boats".
Bikini Bottom is a city that is the main setting of the series, located at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.[3] It is where the series' main characters live and where most of the episodes take place. The city consists of various businesses, including restaurants, stores, and manufacturers. The city has a stable economy, balanced education and health systems, a structured government, and a firm law enforcement system. There are even stadiums, amusement parks, and other recreational facilities.
Bikini Bottom's geography is shown as consisting of mountains, dense forests, lakes, lagoons, caves, grasslands, reefs, rivers, and barren desert wastelands.
In the center of Bikini Bottom, the citizens work and live in large, gray buildings made of metal. There are some other forms of buildings, mostly aquatic-themed as seen above. Further out from the town citizens need to use whatever is available and easy to live in, such as Patrick's rock, SpongeBob's hollowed-out pineapple, and the Easter Island Head Squidward lives in.
Surrounding towns include Rock Bottom, New Kelp City, Ukulele Bottom, Failuretown, Quittersville, and Loserburg.
Bikini Bottom's populace, like that of the rest of the series, consists mostly of various anthropomorphic fish, whales, crabs, sponges, squid, octopuses, starfish, anchovies, lobsters, sharks, and most other forms of sea life, including sea monsters. Some forms of sea life, like jellyfish, seahorses, snails, manatees, and worms are not anthropomorphic, and are treated like pets or wild animals. For example, clams represent bats and birds, snails represent cats, and worms represent dogs. Sandy and Craig Mammalton are the only land creatures seen living in modern Bikini Bottom. Land creatures like humans, bugs and birds are rarely seen. Inhabitants of Bikini Bottom are called "Bikini Bottomites"[citation needed].
Although the citizens of Bikini Bottom live underwater, they mostly do not float, and gravity usually applies. A flurry of bubbles accompanies actions in many of the episodes to remind the viewer that the setting is underwater. However, the laws of physics in Bikini Bottom change somewhat from time to time, but mostly the water acts like air. For instance, characters can pour a glass of liquid, and fire and electrical appliances are seen and fully functional. Bikini Bottom has functional baths, pools, toilets, lakes and streams. All creatures in the series, with the exception of Sandy, are completely dependent on water for survival; if any sea creature on the show (even those that can survive above water, such as crabs) goes on dry land, they begin to rapidly dehydrate and eventually suffocate.
In addition to this, underwater worms bark exactly like dogs, and are kept on chains. Jellyfish are the equivalent of bees; buzzing, "stinging" with electricity, and producing delicious "jelly", mocking the name "jellyfish", while still referring to a bee's honey. Clams act as birds, and fish act as the citizens of the community but generally are not important characters.
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Yvena is the leader of the Fargettian Resistant Force, which opposes the rule of Jie Revorse.
Upon reaching Fargett, the party is attacked by Fargettian forces, but resistant forces save the current party, while the others are taken to a Safe House.
Then they meet with Yvena, the resistance leader, who explains the story of her planet and plans a rescue operation, in order to save Roddick's captured friends.
After the successful operation, the party returns to the Safe House and then Yvena explains the plans to assassin Jie Revorse, and after the party leaves the Safe House, she is not seen again in the story.


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Order for Possession
Does anyone know on what grounds the tenant can put forward as a reason for staying? He failed to show up at the original hearing date, surely he should have put forward a case at this stage?
I have also just been contacted by the local council asking would I let the tenant stay as he would be claiming benefit. As he owes me a few thousand pounds, has been aggressive and lied to me consistently, unsurprisingly I said no. They are a young family with 2 small children. Could this be sufficient grounds for being allowed to stay?
I can't believe I've come this far to only now find he may have a further get out clause.
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Online photos have a tendency to be messed around in cyberspace, and this Pixable 'Life of a Facebook Photo' infographic charts just what crazy adventures these images go through.
The chart addresses everything from Facebook comments to the horror when someone actually finds his pictures from a messy night up on the site. It even goes through the psychological process involved in what to tag and what not to tag when making serious Facebook album decisions. Either way, the Pixable 'Life of a Facebook Photo' is comedic and creative.
Implications - This infographic provides a comedic take on a process that a large majority of the population is familiar with. Companies should consider how to use humor to create more of a connection with customers when selling a product.
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Deep Sky
Triangulum Galaxy
This spiral galaxy is approx 3 million light-years from us. It is the 3rd largest member of our
local group with a 50,000 light-year diameter, according to Wikipedia, under good conditions one can see this galaxy without a
telescope or binoculars. (Well, that is probably true for younger eyes than mine or Kurts.) It
also states that M33 is considered a sky mark on the Bortie Dark-Sky Scale. As it is a diffused
object, it is strongly affected even by a little bit of light pollution.
My Italian brother Giovanni Batista Hodiema probably discovered it back in 1654, with a follow up
by our dude Messier in 1764. The general consenses is that this galaxy is made up of some 40 billion
We had an especially nice night to image
and I am very pleased with how this one came out. As I am looking up information on M33, I've become more
fascinated by it. As you will notice, two areas were there is
'pink', the far right side is a nebula
. Youtube has an interesting video as well on
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UNILEVER PLC., London, a maker of branded consumer goods, said its Unilever Ventures unit had acquired a 40 percent stake in BrainJuicer.com Ltd., an automated market research business. Terms were not disclosed.
WILLIAMS COS., Tulsa, Okla., the U.S.'s second largest pipeline owner, won regulatory approval for the sale of the 972-mile South Texas Pipeline system to Enbridge Inc., Calgary, Canada, an energy transportation and distribution company, for $50 million.
RAYTHEON INC., Lexington, Mass., the U.S.'s fourth largest military contractor, won a $224.5 million contract to build 167 Tactical Tomahawk cruise missiles for the U.S. Navy. Raytheon said that most of the work on the 167 missiles would occur in Tucson.
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The Nissan Qashqai is a comfy, easy-to-drive family SUV with space for four adults – but alternatives have more modern interiors and bigger boots
If you want an easy-to-drive family car that gives you a good view out over other cars and comfortable suspension that'll lull the kids to sleep, then it's worth considering the Nissan Qashqai.
This version of the Nissan Qashqai was introduced in 2017 and updated in 2018 with some brand-new engines, semi-autonomous driving assistant and an updated version of the infotainment system.
Despite these improvements, the Qashqai's interior isn't cutting edge and doesn't have anywhere near as much style as the Peugeot 3008's cabin – the Nissan's infotainment system in particular, despite a 2018 update, doesn't look terribly modern. But, at least it's pretty responsive.
The Nissan Qashqai also lags slightly behind newer alternatives such as the Kia Sportage in terms of practicality. The Qashqai's boot is smaller than the Sportage's, for example, although the Nissan can still carry a family's weekend luggage.
Space in the back is OK, but average versus alternatives – three kids will fit in the back just fine, but if you want a bit more rear-seat width as your brood grows up then the Kia Sportage will be a slightly better choice.
Qashqai might be difficult to spell, but everything else about it makes life easier – it's easy to drive, cheap to run and very comfy
The Nissan Qashqai is better than the Sportage once you're on the move – it's quieter with less wind and road noise than the Kia, though a Tiguan is quieter still, and the clever suspension system fitted to all cars keeps the Qashqai's body level over bumps – helpful if your kids are prone to car sickness.
Don't fret if the Qashqai's going to be your first SUV – although it's tall and gives a better view over cars than something like a Volkswagen Golf, it's just as easy to drive. The steering's light, and N-Connecta cars get a fantastic 360-degree camera for a top-down view of the Qashqai that makes it easy to squeeze into parking spaces. You can even spec up a semi-autonomous driving assistant called ProPilot that takes the stress away from motorway journeys.
In fact, the only thing more straightforward than the Qashqai's driving experience is its choice of engines. The smooth and quiet 1.3-litre petrol, available in two power outputs, should be the default choice, but if you do huge motorway miles the better fuel economy of the 1.5-litre diesel will make sense in the long run.
In terms of safety, the Nissan Qashqai got a five-star Euro NCAP crash-test score in 2014, and, despite that fairly outdated result, you can add a fair bit of optional safety tech such as auto emergency braking to keep the Qashqai up to date.
You can read more in-depth info on the Nissan Qashqai in the interior, and specifications sections of our review over the following pages. Or take a look at the latest Nissan Qashqai deals.
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Volunteer Spotlight: Cheryl Roberts
Name: Cheryl Roberts
Occupation: Team Lead at Target
Volunteer Roles at Habitat: Events committee, office work, helping on the construction site
Years Volunteering with Habitat: 5 years
Favorite Thing about Volunteering at Habitat: Meeting all the different people at the events (Habitat families, donors, volunteers, etc.).
Why Volunteer? To get out of the house and do something for someone else.
Why Volunteer at Habitat? To see firsthand the difference that Habitat is making in the community.
Hobbies Outside of Habitat: Crafting, spending time with my family, camping
Why Should Others get Involved with Habitat? Just to see what Habitat is all about and to get involved with your community.
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The squeeze film behavior between two circular disks is analyzed when one disk has a porous facing and approaches the other disk with uniform velocity. The modified Reynolds equation governs the pressure in the film region while the pressure in the porous facing satisfies the Laplace equation. These equations are solved in a closed form and expressions are derived for pressure distribution, load capacity, and time of approach for the plates in terms of Fourier-Bessel series. It is found that an enhanced value for the permeability parameter diminishes the pressure over the entire disk and also evens out the pressure distribution; however, there is an adverse effect on the load capacity and time of approach. Unlike in the nonporous case, the entire fluid can be squeezed out in a finite time resulting in actual contact of the disks. The porous effects are shown to predominate at very low film thickness values.
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George's Incredible Jigsaw Puzzles and Toy Dioramas
Very nice. Got really excited when I saw the thumbs. Thought they were vintage ones. Still - Like I said - Very nice.
Thanks. Wish they had more carrying cases for toys these days.
No joke. Either kids don't open their toys, or don't put them away these days.


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The Best Present
Have you ever wondered what the best present you can receive might be?
The thought never occurred in my mind until, in response to her having announced her forthcoming visit by SMS, I had actually texted my daughter back on Christmas Eve, "Your presence will be the best gift in the whole wide world!"
Your Presence is Your Greatest Gift to the World
- To Your Children. There used to be a buzz word, "quality time", which came to be when double-income families, where both husband and wife worked away from home, became the trend. Most of the time, children were left with baby-sitters or to fend for themselves. After office hours, we learned to make space within our hectic schedules in order to be home and present to our children.
Being home sometimes did not necessarily mean being present to them as there were so many chores needed to be attended to. But for those who gave value to "quality time", chores were lowered in priority to give precious time to bonding moments. Thoughts about cares in the office were momentarily set aside to nurture a child's wounded knee or wounded heart.
- To Our Parents. There comes a time when it becomes our turn to nurture our parents. This is another opportunity for us to gift the world with our presence, being there for our parents. It has been said that some of them develop insecurities as the years advance, and so it becomes crucial for us to be present for them, at least as often as we can manage. During these times, we can let them know how much we appreciate all the years of nurturing that we have received from them. In this sense, our presence becomes an expression of gratitude to the world.
- To Friends. Usually second in importance to family, we also set aside time to be present for friends. Despite our busy schedule, we try our best to be there for them during birthdays and other happy times as well as down times, as their shoulder to cry on. We take time to listen and bear the pain with them. These are among the rare times when the gift of our presence becomes quite precious to the world. It softens the world to those who find the moment unbearable.
With full attention, unconditional acceptance, empathy and compassion pain that is felt by one is lessened by somehow being shared with a friend.
- To the World Community. Despite the distance, we share our presence to the world community when we let ourselves feel the pain and empathize with what is happening to our fellow human beings on earth. We reach out in compassion in whatever manner we can by supporting causes to alleviate the suffering of the poor and those who are stricken by the effects of calamities wrought on by natural disasters, wars and other man-made disasters.
Taking the Gift of Presence Beyond, into the Spiritual Level
Based on the relationships we mentioned above, we may have glimpsed an opportunity for taking the gift of our presence from the physical level, e.g. listening with our ears and talking with our mouth, to a higher level of experience---the spiritual or soulful level.
Eckhart Tolle has expounded on this idea in his book, "The Power of Now". We allow Presence into our experience by accepting the moment just the way it is. In so doing, we find that the moment reveals its own wisdom.
In listening to our loved one, we listen with our heart instead of immediately giving vent to our urge of solving problems ASAP, we can let the moment simply be. Feel its feelings and feel with our beloved.
Our usual mode is to try to escape from the discomfort of feeling our feelings and to resort to thinking thoughts and wanting the feeling to go away. We will the feelings away by finding some escape route which we usually call solutions.
Maybe by allowing ourselves to feel with our loved ones, instead of trying to escape our feelings, we give them the space to explore their options, instead of us dictating their choices upon them. Maybe by our letting ourselves stay with our feelings and be responsible for them, we can teach our children that it's alright to feel our feelings, neither repressing them nor acting out irresponsible reactive behaviors.
Maybe in staying true to the practice to continuously bringing back our awareness to the moment, we will learn more and more of accepting the moment just as it is and most especially, our self, just as we are complete with the thoughts and feelings that we are experiencing with the moment.
The Best Gift
For lifelong learners like myself, we may yet discover that learning to accept and be present to the moment and along with it accepting our self may actually be the "best gift" in a lifelong learning experience. It is a lesson we may never fully master and an adventure we may never outgrow, as we ourselves are ever dynamically evolving. The lifelong lesson of learning to unconditionally accept and love ourselves just as we are can be one of the most difficult journeys to embark on yet may be one of the most rewarding.
We learn that the more we understand and love ourselves unconditionally, the more we understand and love others unconditionally. It's true what has been said, "the deep and inner of self is the deep and inner of others."
The more unconditionally loving we become, it seems that the more effortlessly our needs are fulfilled. As with in, so with out. Because we have decided to become beneficent to ourselves, the universe becomes a beneficent one to us.
Truly it all begins with giving our gift of Presence to the moment: by staying.


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So to be honest, there are some authors, who's books I will just read, without regards to cover.. and .. uhm.. this is kinda ambarrasing... the blurb. Mae happens to be one of them. I love her How To Series, so basically knowing this is new adult by Mae... was simply good enough for me to wanna get my hands on it.
I did read the blurb when I requested it... I really did... Promise! I did!
But when I started this- I was rather iffy about it. I wasn't sure if I was going to like it. At around 15% I didn't particularly like the heroine...
Then one of my reading buddies gave it 3 Stars- and I felt even more unsure.
So I put this aside for a while... a few weeks to be exact.
When I picked it up again, I thought of it as a chore- feeling I'd have to read it, because it was an ARC... And then.. well... I simply fell in love.
Before I gash about how Mae stole my stone heart - let me just get the negative out of the way
I didn't like Liz much for the first quarter of the book- I found she was manipulative and even more so she was a whiner. If you feel you vegetables- do something?! I could not relate to wedding dramas- since I had a super small and simple wedding, which is what I was more than happy with. I do however know that a lot of girls feel like Liz... so I kinda decided I could live with it.
And then as the story progressed I more and more grew to like Liz. But most importantly I totally related to her and Landon.
Which is part of the magic of this book.
Look this is the story after the HEA- well kind of. They are together, they know they love each other. It's basically the journey of two people who found their hearts. If you expect the usual romance plot- well you won't find it here.
There is very little romance cliche in this one- which I personally found so freakn awesome.
This is a different and wonderful look at love. Probably more realistic than most novel I have read. It's quirky and unique in the best way. I felt moved and touched by Doing It For Love. I laughed and smirked at the jokes and mishaps.
Though Liz and Landon's story and relationship is so different than mine and Mr. O - it also is so similar. The little insider things, the reality of family, the worries.. somehow I guess most couples have those and that's how Mae won me over.
It's a unique take on the romance novel- so a different really fun storyline
But the best part of this was the character building. Each of the character felt real. I feel like I got to know the entire cast. The families were totally interesting, I could so relate to it....I mean Landon's mother- lmao, damn she reminds me of mr. O's mum, different but oh so similar
SO one of the most moving romances I ever read. I think Mae written magic with this one.
Entertaining, sweet, fun, unique and touching!


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Though the Chinese coffee sector may still be in its nascency, the world's most populous country nonetheless is already estimated by the International Coffee Organization to produce more than double the amount of coffee grown by well-established coffee countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, El Salvador or Ecuador.
On the consumption side, China is by all accounts one of the fastest growing markets in the world, seeing double-digit consumption growth in recent years that has surpassed the total consumption found in Australia. There's a reason global coffee giants like Starbucks are placing big bets on Chinese coffee.
In this time of prolific growth both in production and demand comes the 1st Pu'er International Specialty Coffee Forum Expo, taking place in Pu'er City from January 29-31, 2018. Pu'er City is in China's Yunnan Province, where more than 90 percent of the country's coffee is grown.
Organizers say the event will bring together more than 300 international and Chinese coffee professionals to "share knowledge on global coffee trends, best practices, quality, sustainability, pricing, marketing, roasting, and retail operations."
The event's first day will focus on global trends and China's position within the global coffee community, while attendees can select from one of two tracks over the following two days — one designed for producers, and one designed for roasters and retailers. Following the forum will be two days of farm tours designed to immerse guests in production and processing practices in the Yunnan Province.
The event is being hosted by the Yunnan Coffee Exchange, which was formalized in 2015 and has in recent years been enlisted the help of the Coffee Quality Institute in working toward quality improvement and specialty coffee market access.
More on the 1st Pu'er International Specialty Coffee Forum Expo, including a list of confirmed speakers and registration information, can be found here.
Nick Brown
Nick Brown is the editor of Daily Coffee News by Roast Magazine. Feedback and story ideas are welcome at publisher (at) dailycoffeenews.com, or see the "About Us" page located at the bottom of this site for contact information.


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Antisthenes was an ancient Greek philosopher born in 445 BC in Athens. He was a student of Socrates and is considered the founder of Cynicism, a philosophy known for embracing poverty and hardship, being contemptuous of social norms, and seeing virtue as the ultimate goal of life, achieved by acting in accordance with nature. Antisthenes is considered Socrates' most important student, and t have carried on his emphasis on correct action (ethics). In contrast to Plato, Antisthenes focus on deeds rather than words. He would also come to see pleasure as an evil, pain as being good, famously saying "I'd rather be mad than feel pleasure."
Antisthenes was a nothos, someone born in Athens but not a citizen. He first learned rhetoric (public speaking) from the Sophist Gorgias, but abandoned it to become one of Socrates' closest followers. He was compelled to Socrates because of his virtuous action, concerned with doing what is right rather than things like wealth, fame, or worldly pleasures. Socrates believed that virtue could be taught, that actions are more important than words, that eros (love) was the path to wisdom, and that virtue is the same for men and women. Antisthenes embraced all of these things, and would continue to develop his own ethic based on these principles.
Antisthenes differed from Plato in that he did not believe one must abide by the laws of the state. In the dialogue Crito, Socrates accepts an unjust death sentence, explaining that one must follow the laws of the state if one is unable to change them. In contrast, Antisthenes believed that laws as well as conventions (nomos) interfered with living a life of virtue. Cynic philosophy embraces the laws of nature (physis) rather than those laws and conventions that have been artificially created by men.
While Socrates led an ascetic (simple) lifestyle, famously walking around barefoot, Antisthenes went much further by actively avoiding things that are pleasurable and embracing that which is painful. He believed that people become dependent on pleasing things, which affects their ability to be free. He once heard someone speaking highly of luxury, to which he replied "May the sons of your enemies live in luxury." He did distinguish between pleasures that are merely to satisfy sexual or artificial desires versus those which come "from out of one's soul." He embraced friendship, and believed that the wise person knows who is worthy of love.
Like Socrates, Antisthenes embraced reason. He believed that reason was the basis of virtue, and said that "Wisdom is a most sure stronghold which never crumbles away nor is betrayed." The cynics believed that acting in accordance with reason and virtue was only possible by following one's nature (physis). Antisthenes was critical of commonly held beliefs such as the Greek notion that there are many Gods. He believed there is one God, and that he cannot be represented by the things of this world. He was known for being witty and sarcastic, saying that "he would rather fall among crows (korakes) than flatterers (kolakes), for the one devour the dead, but the other the living."
Antisthenes ascetic lifestyle, contempt for society, criticism of Plato, and sense of ridicule would be embraced and taken to an even greater extreme by his successor Diogenes of Sinope. His emphasis on living a virtuous life would serve as the basis of Cynicism, as well as the later school of Greek philosophy known as Stoicism. Stoicism would be further developed by the Roman philosophers, and come to influence developments in Platonism, Neoplatonism, and Christianity. Antisthenes is seen as the bridge which connects these later developments to their original Socratic roots.


text: I finally got to try the legendary Mak's noodles in Hong Kong, which is located in an old eatery along Stanley Street. We managed to sneak in at around 9 o' clock and they were pretty obliging - to stay open for us. So how did Mak's fare? In my humble opinion - not bad! Didn't blow my mind unfortunately - but the noodles were very springy, and had the right texture, al dente. It came accompanied with a soup which had good depth of flavour but it wasn't as intensely flavoured as some of the other wonton mees I have had over my HK trip. The wontons were done very well, very tasty. Overall not bad but I think the soup at the other noodle shop at Wan Chai was better. (7.75/10)


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'Try this.' I look up from the bakery's beautifully-worn wood counter and see a sharpened four-inch butcher blade hovering inches from my face. 'Go on,' Chef Ryan coaxes. 'Trust me.' Then, 'this one'll blow your mind.' On the end of his knife – a sizable chunk of heaven. I carefully remove the morsel and take a bite. Gooey pungent perfection. Cheese.
Yep – this is my job.
It's a Tuesday morning in August. I've just dropped o the kids – one at daycare and one at summer camp. And now I'm hanging out at Rockwood's Goodfellows Field to Fork. And the sun is streaming in through the massive front window emblazoned with the business's logo. And I'm chatting with owners Ryan and Claudia Goodfellow about how in the world these two successful Red Seal chefs from Toronto – 'from Parkdale,' Ryan emphasizes several times – ended up on the main strip in Rockwood. And they're offering me a wonderful espresso. And cheese.
'From Rivers Edge Goat Dairy in Arthur,' Ryan declares proudly, pointing at the remaining hunk. This will become a common theme throughout my visit; namely, Claudia and Ryan highlighting products from area farms. 'Even the starter for our sourdough is derived of spent grains from Royal City Brewing Co, Wellington Brewery, and Stonehammer Brewing,' Ryan offers. 'And our gluten-free sourdough uses a starter that combines homemade kombucha with gluten-free our from Flour Barrel in Guelph.'
I get the sense that these former Toronto chefs simply can't get enough of our area farms and local producers. 'Each Wednesday afternoon, we buy enough meat and produce at the Rockwood farmers' market to last us through Friday,' Ryan boasts. 'And then each Saturday morning, we're off to Guelph [ten minutes by car; thirty by bike] to buy enough at the downtown market to last through Wednesday.' Their affection for these communities is palpable. And what they have on offer at Goodfellows reflects this relationship, with menu items changing in response to what they can source locally. Delectable items like Focaccia Barese. Sususmelle cookies. Sweet and savory scones. Nutella Pockets. Vegan pizza with roasted asparagus. I could go on.
But back to how these two ended up here in Rockwood – a small village nestled along the banks of the mighty Eramosa in the township of Guelph/Eramosa.
'Kijiji . We actually found the place on kijiji,' notes Claudia with a chuckle. 'Truth be told, we'd never even heard of Rockwood before
we saw the online listing.' But after checking out the tiny town and scouting the potential of the location – which involved stealthily parking across the road and counting how many cars drove past on a typical morning – Claudia and Ryan decided to take the plunge: 'We thought if we got even a small fraction of the car and foot traffic that passes by the place, we'd manage to keep the lights [and oven] on.'
And so they dove in. During the winter of 2016 Claudia and Ryan decided to quit their jobs at The Tempered Room in Toronto. (One or the other of them had also worked at The Intercontinental, Forno Cultura, The Healthy Butcher, Rowe Farms and others.) By the end of March they opened the doors of Goodfellows Field to Fork. 'Back then,' remarks Claudia, 'we simply sold everything out of the basement kitchen.' A kitchen that's accessible only if you head outside and go around the corner, as I discovered when Ryan led me into that small space with a ceiling so low I couldn't stand straight.
'We started out with a single oven, a fridge we bought at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore, two metal shelving units, and a collapsible table where Claudia would knead the bread,' Ryan recalls. 'A table that kept collapsing almost every time I used it,' adds Claudia. 'It was enough to make me want to pack it all in.' But they didn't. Instead, the two chefs and life partners – determined to make things work – worked to make things work.
At the beginning, money from catering helped them get established. By August 2016 they were finally 57 able to open their 'small artisanal Italian bakery' upstairs. And since then, things have really taken off . Now, besides enticing and satisfying regulars and new converts at their shop in Rockwood, they distribute Goodfellows items to Top Market Meats (in Cambridge), Little Tree Garden Market (in Fergus), and The Stone Store, The Common and Rowe Farms (all in Guelph).
Although I could chill at Goodfellows all day, by noon it's time for me to go. Not before loading up on all sorts of goodies, though. On the short drive back to Guelph, I devour a gluten-free Toad in the Hole with basil, juniper, pesto, cremini mushrooms and goat cheese. And my mind is blown. And I thank God for kijiji.


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Partner Profile: Ontario Brain Injury Association
OBIA History
The Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) has been supporting people living with the effects of an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) for more than 30 years. The journey of OBIA began when several determined families whose loved ones lives had been devastated by acquired brain injuries (ABI) came together to form what was a then small grass roots organization. OBIA is now the largest brain injury association in Canada.
The OBIA mission focuses on education, awareness and support. More than 10,000 professionals have taken OBIA training programs, more than 90,000 calls have been received on the organization's helpline. OBIA has taken the lead on the lead on provincial awareness campaigns such as D.O.N.T (Drive Only Never Text) and Concussions Hits Home (domestic violence and brain injury). OBIA also hosts the largest brain injury conference in Canada, providing education opportunities for people across Ontario, Canada and Internationally.
Partnership Details
Since ONF's inception, OBIA and ONF have worked together to enhance the lives of those living with brain injury. Through research and project grants, and collaborating with OBIA to include the voice of people living with ABI in ONF research and resource material, OBIA and ONF have developed a strong partnership.
One such project has been OBIA's ongoing research collecting epidemiological data on brain injury across Ontario. This research has evolved over the last 25 years beginning with a short quality of life survey and evolving into the current format, a questionnaire used to collect a broad range of information on people living with brain injury. It is the only research of its kind in Canada.
ONF has been a supporter of OBIA in this research for many years and as the evolution of this data collection continues, so does the partnership between the two organizations. Presently, OBIA and ONF are looking at how to use this data and build on the current questionnaire to target more specific subjects and areas of interest in the brain injury realm. More targeted data can help to inform public policy work around the needs of individuals living with brain injury.
Brain injury is often misunderstood and can be misdiagnosed leaving individuals with limited access to services and supports that can help them to be successful in their everyday lives. With the help of ONF, OBIA hopes to continue to advocate and raise awareness about brain injury.
Continuous effort to increase awareness and drive systemic change
Through the calls that OBIA receives on its 1-800 helpline often the biggest obstacle that people living with brain injury face is access to services. OBIA's challenge and goal is to increase awareness about brain injury to both the general public and government in order to drive systemic change. With increased awareness and systemic change, OBIA believes that this will provide greater access to services and supports for those living the ABI.


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Skipping Lane
Why walk when you can skip? Join the skipping lane if you want to race ahead! How far can you go?
This spring we'll be hippity-hopping, skipping, splashing, balancing, climbing, laughing and having fun right across the zoo! Here's how you can get involved!
Why walk when you can skip? Join the skipping lane if you want to race ahead! How far can you go?
Stand on the spot looking at our fantastic flamingos! How long will you manage before you start to wobble?!
Wobble Wobble! Can you balance better than a gibbon? Sit on our tree trunk and see how long you last.
Vines creep along walls and paths, but where do they go? Follow our vines and see which amazing places they lead to. Just don't get lost!
Follow the footprints and stomp like a rhino here at the zoo. (stamp it out and let off some steam!)
Butterflys flutter here and there, looking beautiful. Are you as graceful as them? Spread out those arms and get up on your toes. The sky awaits!
Choose one of our PLAY! Dates and bring them along with you. Remember, take a selfie with your favourite toy and use #letsplayatchesterzoo. We want to see you having fun and playing at the zoo.


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Dream Big With These Imaginative Kids Bedrooms
To a child, even an ordinary bedroom can become a jungle, castle, doctor's office, or anything in between. A blanket becomes a cave, a chair becomes a mountain… imagination is limitless! But these fun kids' bedrooms go even further toward encouraging creativity and exploration with places to hide and things to climb, plus super-cute themes. Even parents are sure to find some of these ideas popping up in their home design sketches or renovation wish lists, especially some of the storage solutions and play areas. If you've been looking for unique bedroom inspiration for kids, you'll love these five innovative examples.


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New kings to be crowned on AFF Suzuki Cup 2010
The two sides have been regular opponents since 1957 when Indonesia beat Malaya 4-2 at the Merdeka Tournament in Kuala Lumpur. Before the introduction of the AFF Suzuki Cup, they also clashed twice in SEA Games finals, with Malaysia winning 1-0 in Jakarta in 1979 before the Indonesians exacted revenge by taking gold by the same score at the same venue eight years later.
They have met in the AFF Suzuki Cup on five previous occasions but, oddly, all of their matches before their group stage clash this year, came in the semi-finals.
The two teams first locked horn in the last four of the inaugural tournament in Singapore in 1996 when early goals by K.Sanbagamaran and Rusdee Sulong helped Malaysia to a 3-1 win. However, the Malaysians would lose the final to Thailand 1-0.
The Indonesians had to wait six years before their chance to avenge that defeat finally arrived in 2002. Then, a lone Bambang Pamungkas goal 15 minutes from time gave Ivan Kolev's side a hard-fought 1-0 win at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium and a place in the final against Thailand, which they lost on penalties.
They met again in the 2004 tournament when the semi-finals were played over two legs for the first time. Malaysia were the underdogs but they appeared on course for the final when they stunned the Indonesians with a 2-1 win in the first leg in Jakarta, courtesy of a brace by Liew Kit Kong, and extended their advantage through Khalid Jamlus in first half of the return match in Kuala Lumpur.
But Indonesia cut loose in the second half of that match with goals by Kurniawan Dwi Yulianto, Charis Yulianto, Ilham Jayakesuma and Boaz Salossa in the final 31 minutes giving them a 4-1 win and sending them through 5-3 on aggregate to a final against Singapore. Peter Withe's side failed to maintain their momentum though and were hammered 5-2 on aggregate by the Lions.
With Indonesia failing to make the last four in 2007 and Malaysia falling at the group stage two years ago, the two teams did not come together again until this year's group stage.
This time, an early goal by Norshahrul Idlan gave the Malaysians a shock early lead but an own goal by Asraruddin Putra and Cristian Gonzales' brilliant low strike turned things in the home side's favour before half-time. Sloppy defending by the Malaysians saw Muhammad Ridwan, substitute Arif Suyono and Irfan Bachdim adding to the score in the second half as they crashed to a 5-1 defeat, their heaviest ever loss in the AFF Suzuki Cup.
Don't expect a similar scoreline in the final. In fact the only thing that one should expect in this year's final is that – with Thailand, Singapore and Vietnam watching from the sidelines – new champions will be crowned in the AFF Suzuki Cup. They may be long-time regional rivals but when Malaysia and Indonesia clash in this year's AFF Suzuki Cup final, it will mark their first meeting in the final of Southeast Asia's most prestigious football tournament.
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Taking Care Of Myself Through My Chiropractor
When I had an opportunity to advance in my career, I grabbed the chance. I did not care that it was going to take me halfway across the country, since it meant I had to move to Phoenix. All I cared about was that I was moving up the ladder. It helps that I am single and wasn't leaving behind any strong friendships or family. All of them are scattered, and this would actually put me closer to some of them. Once I moved, one of the first things I did was look for a chiropractor in Phoenix.
I don't have back or neck problems, but that isn't all that a chiropractor does. I know that a lot of people are surprised when they find out that I go to one, and they often ask how I got injured.


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On 6/23/06, Geir Magnusson Jr <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > > > >>Pavel Pervov wrote: > >> Geir, > >> > >> What's the first thing we do? > >> I'd suggest switching the build to 1.5. > >> > >> The rest will come shortly :) > > >Now that's a plan! :) Hi Geir, Actually what Pavel says makes sense. Not sure what plan we need. We could do it either way. We can make some changes to the class structure, loader, and the jit/interpreter, and submit a couple of patches. It is not the "huge" patch that you have mentioned .. 7-8 files or so. Or we can switch the build first. This will break drlvm for a short time, and we can submit a couple of bug fixes to get it going again. This way, we will just add the minimum needed for removing the compiler hack. Whatever way you think makes sense. However, you started this thread with saying "no patch over the wall" and making this "learning exercise about DRLVM". Where are you going with this? Do you want to actually enumerate/discuss which source files need to change and in what way, on this thread so that more people can participate? Marginally confused :-) Rana
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