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Nashville Predators forward Viktor Arvidsson scored the game-winning goal with 4:56 remaining and Roman Josi scored twice in a 3-2 win against the Boston Bruins at TD Garden on Monday.
The Predators (14-8-5) won for the second time in six games (2-2-2) and first time in six games here.
"We thought we played some really good games lately and kind of found a way to lose it," Josi said. "And tonight, we found a way to win that game and I thought our discipline was way better in the second half of that game. We didn't take any penalties any more. And their power play's dangerous. That's kind of how we lost the game in Detroit, giving them too many opportunities on the power play. And we stayed disciplined tonight. So it was a good win for us."

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nashville predators forward viktor arvidsson scored the game-winning goal with 4:56 remaining and roman josi scored twice in a 3-2 win against the boston bruins at td garden on monday.
the predators (14-8-5) won for the second time in six games (2-2-2) and first time in six games here.
"we thought we played some really good games lately and kind of found a way to lose it," josi said. "and tonight, we found a way to win that game and i thought our discipline was way better in the second half of that game. we didn't take any penalties any more. and their power play's dangerous. that's kind of how we lost the game in detroit, giving them too many opportunities on the power play. and we stayed disciplined tonight. so it was a good win for us."


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Kentucky Revised Code. Legislative Research Commission.
The Kentucky Military Heritage Commission, until recently, was a little-known state agency. Over the past week, the Commission has received quite a bit of news, both locally and nationally, as Lexington considers what to do with two statutes presently standing in the public square.
Yesterday's unanimous vote by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council was to "support the relocation" of the two statutes, a decision that will ultimately be made by the Kentucky Military Heritage Commission.
The two statues at issue are of John C. Breckinridge and John Hunt Morgan. Both men were slaveowners who took up arms against the United States during the Civil War. Both men came from prominent, white Lexington families who were instrumental in Lexington's 19th century growth and prominence (that familial success being achieved largely through the involuntary toil of slaves owned by the respective families).
The statue of John C. Breckinridge in its original location. Kentucky Digital Library.
Breckinridge was a Lexingtonian, a Vice President of the United States under President Buchanan, and then a U.S. Senator from Kentucky. But Breckinridge was expelled from the Senate upon joining the Confederate Army in 1861. He received a commission as a brigadier general; on February 7, 1865, Breckinridge would become the final Secretary of the Army for the Confederate States of America.
What followed enhanced the Breckinridge legend and surrounded an already appealing figure with even more romance. Here was a daring, charismatic Southern leader fleeing from Union pursues. Swarms of mosquitoes, ticks, sand-flies, and other insects of every description tormented him as he fled through Florida. In a boat too small to lie down in, the party rowed along the rivers of the area for days. Alligators surrounded them; rain soaked their food; hunger reduced them to eating turtle eggs, sour oranges, green limes, and coconuts. ... Needing a larger boat to cross to Cuba, the "sailors" commandeered at gunpoint a larger craft. ... The sloop No Name sailed into Cardenas, Cuba, on 11 June 1865. General Breckinridge - bronzed, unshaven, his feet swollen by salt water but the long mustache still intact, wearing a blue flannel suit open at the neck and an old slouch hat - was welcomed as a conquering hero.
John Cabell Breckinridge remained on the lam through the remainder of the 1860s until after President Johnson had issued him amnesty; Breckinridge died in 1875. The statue commemorating Breckinridge was erected by the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 1887 in the middle of Cheapside Park. In 2010, the statue was relocated so that it fronted Main Street making space for the Fifth Third Bank Pavilion. The bronze statute rests upon a granite pedestal, with each "being of equal height" according to the 1997 National Register nomination form.
Statue of the John Hunt Morgan. Author's collection.
John Hunt Morgan was born in Alabama, but his mother was raised in Lexington before marrying an Alabaman. John Hunt Morgan returned to Lexington for two years as a student at Transylvania before being suspended for dueling. During the Mexican War, Morgan achieved the rank of lieutenant in the United States Army.
John Hunt Morgan is best known, however, as the "Thunderbolt of the Confederacy." He joined the Confederate Army in early 1862, and, following the Battle of Shiloh, began a series of raids. His raids were intended to disrupt Union supply lines and communications. His guerrilla tactics had as much, if not more, effect on citizens as it did on Union forces. In one raid, much of Cynthiana was burned. Morgan's actions were unauthorized and, in 1864, he was killed by Union troops during a raid in Tennessee. Some persuasively argue that his death was akin to "suicide by police," as he desired to neither be captured by Union forces nor court martialed by the Confederacy.
Hopemont, now known as the Hunt-Morgan House, was the home of Morgan's maternal grandfather, John Wesley Hunt; it was built in 1814 and is located in Lexington's Gratz Park neighborhood. John Wesley Hunt was the first millionaire west of the Allegheny Mountains. Henrietta Hunt, John Hunt Morgan's mother, inherited the home. Although it was his mother's home, John Hunt Morgan never lived here.
The statue of General Morgan was erected by the United Daughters of the Confederacy in 1911. New York sculptor Pompeo Coppini believed that "no hero should bestride a mare," so he sculpted Morgan atop a stallion. Morgan's horse, Black Bess, was not.
These two sculptures are located at Cheapside, the site of one of the South's largest slave markets. Here, families were torn apart. Wives were separated from their husbands; children torn from the arms of their mothers. And, there can be no doubt, slaves owned by the Breckinridge and Hunt-Morgan families were sold on the very ground now memorializing these two men who rose up in arms against the United States.
The Kentucky Military Heritage Commission was established in 2002 and is charged with "maintaining a registry of Kentucky military heritage sites and objects significant to the military history of the Commonwealth." Sites accepted onto the registry "cannot be damaged or destroyed, removed or significantly altered, other than for repair or renovation, without the written consent of the commission."
The commission consists of the Adjutant General, the State Historic Preservation Officer, the Director of the Kentucky Historical Society, the Director of the Commission on Military Affairs and the Commissioner of the Department of Veteran's Affairs.
Both the Breckinridge and the Morgan monuments are included on the registry. As a result, their removal, destruction, or alteration, must have the written approval of this Commission.
The registry of sites under the purview of the Kentucky Military Heritage Commission, as of January 2016, is available online (Word file). According to the KMHC, there are 230 "eligible" military sites and objects eligible for inclusion on the commission's registry; only 25* sites or objects, however, are listed.
In Fayette County, there are 11 sites/objects identified although only 4 appear on the registry. Those four are the Breckinridge Monument, the Morgan Monument, the Confederate Soldier Monument (erected 1893), and the Confederate Monument (Ladies Memorial) (erected 1873). In other words, all 4 sites/objects on the registry (1) relate to the Civil War and (2) memorialize Confederate causes or individuals.
It cannot be ignored, by the nominations submitted to the Kentucky Military Heritage Commission have historically been more about the preservation of Confederate/Lost Cause history than anything else.
Of the 12 Civil War related sites/objects on the registry, 10 are connected to the Confederacy. That's 83%. Now, keep in mind the following: Kentucky never seceded from the Union (we were, however, a house divided). Both Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis were born in Kentucky. More Kentuckians fought and died for the preservation of the Union than did for her destruction.
Some have suggested that the removal of the statues in Lexington and across the country is a revision of history. I would argue to the contrary; the history memorialized by the Morgan and Breckinridge monuments does not properly tell of what truly transpired. What is more, it is a glorification of the worst among us. Furthermore, the history contained in these monuments is, itself, a revisionist history.
The conservative racial, social, political, and gender values inherent in Confederate symbols and the Lost Cause greatly appealed to many white Kentuckians, who despite their devotion to the Union had never entered the war in order to free slaves. In a postwar world where racial boundaries were in flux, the Lost Cause and the conservative potluck that with it seemed not only a comforting reminder of a past free of late nineteenth-century insecurities but also a way to reinforce contemporary efforts to maintain white supremacy.
There was no outward sign of public objection to the man who had brought destruction to so many civilians during the war and no mention of the irony that the state on which he had inflicted so much damages and the state whose people he had robbed of thousands of dollars in species and horseflesh had spent many thousands more to honor him.
James Klotter also examined Kentucky's nostalgic shift toward embracing the Lost Cause in his book Kentucky: Portrait in Paradox 1900-1950. He wrote that in the final decades of the 1800s, "Kentucky turned more and more sympathetic to the Lost Cuase." Klotter noted that in 1902, a Confederate Home was built for Southern veterans and funds were appropriated for Confederate graves at Perryville. In 1910, the state legislature appropriate funds to the United Daughters of the Confederacy for the completion of the Morgan statue now at issue. In 1912, the state purchased the birthplace of Jefferson Davis. In 1926, Robert E. Lee's birthday became a state holiday (and its not the only Confederate state holiday we celebrate in Kentucky).
Ironically, Kentucky had no need for a religion based on the Lost Cause, nor for a way to overcome the psychology of a tragic defeat - as did southerners generally - because most Kentuckians, and the state itself, had been on the winning side. Yet, they wholeheartedly embraced the mythology and the moonlight and magnolia image.
Much of the rewriting of history occurred in the waning years of the 19th century and the opening decades of the 20th century. The present discussion on removing the statues is not an attempt to hide history, but to tell a more complete and honest version of America's history.

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kentucky revised code. legislative research commission.
the kentucky military heritage commission, until recently, was a little-known state agency. over the past week, the commission has received quite a bit of news, both locally and nationally, as lexington considers what to do with two statutes presently standing in the public square.
yesterday's unanimous vote by the lexington-fayette urban county council was to "support the relocation" of the two statutes, a decision that will ultimately be made by the kentucky military heritage commission.
the two statues at issue are of john c. breckinridge and john hunt morgan. both men were slaveowners who took up arms against the united states during the civil war. both men came from prominent, white lexington families who were instrumental in lexington's 19th century growth and prominence (that familial success being achieved largely through the involuntary toil of slaves owned by the respective families).
the statue of john c. breckinridge in its original location. kentucky digital library.
breckinridge was a lexingtonian, a vice president of the united states under president buchanan, and then a u.s. senator from kentucky. but breckinridge was expelled from the senate upon joining the confederate army in 1861. he received a commission as a brigadier general; on february 7, 1865, breckinridge would become the final secretary of the army for the confederate states of america.
what followed enhanced the breckinridge legend and surrounded an already appealing figure with even more romance. here was a daring, charismatic southern leader fleeing from union pursues. swarms of mosquitoes, ticks, sand-flies, and other insects of every description tormented him as he fled through florida. in a boat too small to lie down in, the party rowed along the rivers of the area for days. alligators surrounded them; rain soaked their food; hunger reduced them to eating turtle eggs, sour oranges, green limes, and coconuts. ... needing a larger boat to cross to cuba, the "sailors" commandeered at gunpoint a larger craft. ... the sloop no name sailed into cardenas, cuba, on 11 june 1865. general breckinridge - bronzed, unshaven, his feet swollen by salt water but the long mustache still intact, wearing a blue flannel suit open at the neck and an old slouch hat - was welcomed as a conquering hero.
john cabell breckinridge remained on the lam through the remainder of the 1860s until after president johnson had issued him amnesty; breckinridge died in 1875. the statue commemorating breckinridge was erected by the commonwealth of kentucky in 1887 in the middle of cheapside park. in 2010, the statue was relocated so that it fronted main street making space for the fifth third bank pavilion. the bronze statute rests upon a granite pedestal, with each "being of equal height" according to the 1997 national register nomination form.
statue of the john hunt morgan. author's collection.
john hunt morgan was born in alabama, but his mother was raised in lexington before marrying an alabaman. john hunt morgan returned to lexington for two years as a student at transylvania before being suspended for dueling. during the mexican war, morgan achieved the rank of lieutenant in the united states army.
john hunt morgan is best known, however, as the "thunderbolt of the confederacy." he joined the confederate army in early 1862, and, following the battle of shiloh, began a series of raids. his raids were intended to disrupt union supply lines and communications. his guerrilla tactics had as much, if not more, effect on citizens as it did on union forces. in one raid, much of cynthiana was burned. morgan's actions were unauthorized and, in 1864, he was killed by union troops during a raid in tennessee. some persuasively argue that his death was akin to "suicide by police," as he desired to neither be captured by union forces nor court martialed by the confederacy.
hopemont, now known as the hunt-morgan house, was the home of morgan's maternal grandfather, john wesley hunt; it was built in 1814 and is located in lexington's gratz park neighborhood. john wesley hunt was the first millionaire west of the allegheny mountains. henrietta hunt, john hunt morgan's mother, inherited the home. although it was his mother's home, john hunt morgan never lived here.
the statue of general morgan was erected by the united daughters of the confederacy in 1911. new york sculptor pompeo coppini believed that "no hero should bestride a mare," so he sculpted morgan atop a stallion. morgan's horse, black bess, was not.
these two sculptures are located at cheapside, the site of one of the south's largest slave markets. here, families were torn apart. wives were separated from their husbands; children torn from the arms of their mothers. and, there can be no doubt, slaves owned by the breckinridge and hunt-morgan families were sold on the very ground now memorializing these two men who rose up in arms against the united states.
the kentucky military heritage commission was established in 2002 and is charged with "maintaining a registry of kentucky military heritage sites and objects significant to the military history of the commonwealth." sites accepted onto the registry "cannot be damaged or destroyed, removed or significantly altered, other than for repair or renovation, without the written consent of the commission."
the commission consists of the adjutant general, the state historic preservation officer, the director of the kentucky historical society, the director of the commission on military affairs and the commissioner of the department of veteran's affairs.
both the breckinridge and the morgan monuments are included on the registry. as a result, their removal, destruction, or alteration, must have the written approval of this commission.
the registry of sites under the purview of the kentucky military heritage commission, as of january 2016, is available online (word file). according to the kmhc, there are 230 "eligible" military sites and objects eligible for inclusion on the commission's registry; only 25* sites or objects, however, are listed.
in fayette county, there are 11 sites/objects identified although only 4 appear on the registry. those four are the breckinridge monument, the morgan monument, the confederate soldier monument (erected 1893), and the confederate monument (ladies memorial) (erected 1873). in other words, all 4 sites/objects on the registry (1) relate to the civil war and (2) memorialize confederate causes or individuals.
it cannot be ignored, by the nominations submitted to the kentucky military heritage commission have historically been more about the preservation of confederate/lost cause history than anything else.
of the 12 civil war related sites/objects on the registry, 10 are connected to the confederacy. that's 83%. now, keep in mind the following: kentucky never seceded from the union (we were, however, a house divided). both abraham lincoln and jefferson davis were born in kentucky. more kentuckians fought and died for the preservation of the union than did for her destruction.
some have suggested that the removal of the statues in lexington and across the country is a revision of history. i would argue to the contrary; the history memorialized by the morgan and breckinridge monuments does not properly tell of what truly transpired. what is more, it is a glorification of the worst among us. furthermore, the history contained in these monuments is, itself, a revisionist history.
the conservative racial, social, political, and gender values inherent in confederate symbols and the lost cause greatly appealed to many white kentuckians, who despite their devotion to the union had never entered the war in order to free slaves. in a postwar world where racial boundaries were in flux, the lost cause and the conservative potluck that with it seemed not only a comforting reminder of a past free of late nineteenth-century insecurities but also a way to reinforce contemporary efforts to maintain white supremacy.
there was no outward sign of public objection to the man who had brought destruction to so many civilians during the war and no mention of the irony that the state on which he had inflicted so much damages and the state whose people he had robbed of thousands of dollars in species and horseflesh had spent many thousands more to honor him.
james klotter also examined kentucky's nostalgic shift toward embracing the lost cause in his book kentucky: portrait in paradox 1900-1950. he wrote that in the final decades of the 1800s, "kentucky turned more and more sympathetic to the lost cuase." klotter noted that in 1902, a confederate home was built for southern veterans and funds were appropriated for confederate graves at perryville. in 1910, the state legislature appropriate funds to the united daughters of the confederacy for the completion of the morgan statue now at issue. in 1912, the state purchased the birthplace of jefferson davis. in 1926, robert e. lee's birthday became a state holiday (and its not the only confederate state holiday we celebrate in kentucky).
ironically, kentucky had no need for a religion based on the lost cause, nor for a way to overcome the psychology of a tragic defeat - as did southerners generally - because most kentuckians, and the state itself, had been on the winning side. yet, they wholeheartedly embraced the mythology and the moonlight and magnolia image.
much of the rewriting of history occurred in the waning years of the 19th century and the opening decades of the 20th century. the present discussion on removing the statues is not an attempt to hide history, but to tell a more complete and honest version of america's history.


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looking for insurance in wichita? choose from these auto, homeowners, life and business insurance providers.
our number one goal is to make insurance simple. we take pride in educating our client/members so you're able to make wise decisions.
se habla espanol! - our team is here to serve you, whether your looking for auto, home, health, life, business, or farm & ranch insurance, we have you covered.
as a resident and agent of wichita since 1986, i strive to help my clients manage their everyday risks, recover from the unexpected, and realize their dreams.
a dream is the most valuable thing you will ever own. let me, ryan woods, with american family insurance help protect your dream.
with over 4 years of experience as an american family insurance agent, i believe in providing dependable protection as well as outstanding customer service.
focusing on auto, home, life, health, and banking; all of us at andre hale state farm look forward to earning your business!
farmers® agent in wichita, ks, my goal is to help customers like you identify the insurance coverage that best fits your needs.
our team of fifteen, has over 60 years of combined experience serving our clients.
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AMSTERDAM--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 3, 2015-- INTERXION HOLDING NV (NYSE:INXN), a leading European provider of cloud and carrier-neutral colocation data centre services, today announced that in response to continued customer demand it will expand in four cities: new data centres will be built in Amsterdam, Dublin and Copenhagen, and two expansion phases will be built in Frankfurt. When fully built, the three new data centres will have a maximum capacity of approximately 11,900 sqm. The additional capacity from the four city expansion is approximately 6,800 sqm and is scheduled to become operational in the second half of 2016.
Interxion will expand its facilities in Frankfurt by constructing the final two phases of its FRA10 data centre (FRA10.3 and FRA10.4), each new phase of which will provide approximately 1,200 sqm of equipped space. On completion, FRA10 will have approximately 4,800 sqm of equipped space and access to approximately 10MW of customer-available power. FRA10.3 and FRA10.4 are both scheduled to become available in the fourth quarter of 2016. Previously announced phases, FRA10.1 and FRA10.2, are scheduled to become available in the first and second quarter of 2016, respectively. As previously announced, capital expenditure associated with the full build-out of FRA10 is expected to be approximately €92 million.
In Amsterdam, Interxion will build its eighth data centre (AMS8) which, when fully constructed, will provide approximately 8,000 sqm of equipped space and a total of approximately 15MW of customer-available power. The build will be done in six phases, each of which will provide approximately 1,300 sqm of equipped space. The first two phases are scheduled to open by the fourth quarter of 2016.
AMS8 will be located on Interxion’s Amsterdam campus at Schiphol Rijk, which currently provides access to more than 40 carriers and ISPs, as well as two Internet exchanges. The capital expenditure associated with the first two phases is expected to be approximately €50 million.
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Interxion will build its second data centre in Copenhagen (CPH2). When fully constructed, CPH2 will provide a total of approximately 1,600 sqm of equipped space and a customer-power density of approximately 1.5kW per sqm. CPH2 will be built on land next to CPH1 that is owned by Interxion and it will provide access to more than 40 carriers and ISPs as well as the two Internet exchanges that are based in CPH1. The first phase of CPH2, of approximately 500 sqm, is scheduled to open in the third quarter of 2016. Capital expenditure associated with the first phase of CPH2 is expected to be approximately €4 million.
The anticipated capital spend in 2015 for these projects is included in the 2015 capital guidance previously provided by the Company.
Interxion (NYSE:INXN) is a leading provider of carrier and cloud-neutral colocation data centre services in Europe, serving a wide range of customers through 40 data centres in 11 European countries. Interxion’s uniformly designed, energy efficient data centres offer customers extensive security and uptime for their mission-critical applications.

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amsterdam--(business wire)--nov. 3, 2015-- interxion holding nv (nyse:inxn), a leading european provider of cloud and carrier-neutral colocation data centre services, today announced that in response to continued customer demand it will expand in four cities: new data centres will be built in amsterdam, dublin and copenhagen, and two expansion phases will be built in frankfurt. when fully built, the three new data centres will have a maximum capacity of approximately 11,900 sqm. the additional capacity from the four city expansion is approximately 6,800 sqm and is scheduled to become operational in the second half of 2016.
interxion will expand its facilities in frankfurt by constructing the final two phases of its fra10 data centre (fra10.3 and fra10.4), each new phase of which will provide approximately 1,200 sqm of equipped space. on completion, fra10 will have approximately 4,800 sqm of equipped space and access to approximately 10mw of customer-available power. fra10.3 and fra10.4 are both scheduled to become available in the fourth quarter of 2016. previously announced phases, fra10.1 and fra10.2, are scheduled to become available in the first and second quarter of 2016, respectively. as previously announced, capital expenditure associated with the full build-out of fra10 is expected to be approximately €92 million.
in amsterdam, interxion will build its eighth data centre (ams8) which, when fully constructed, will provide approximately 8,000 sqm of equipped space and a total of approximately 15mw of customer-available power. the build will be done in six phases, each of which will provide approximately 1,300 sqm of equipped space. the first two phases are scheduled to open by the fourth quarter of 2016.
ams8 will be located on interxion’s amsterdam campus at schiphol rijk, which currently provides access to more than 40 carriers and isps, as well as two internet exchanges. the capital expenditure associated with the first two phases is expected to be approximately €50 million.
interxion will build its third data centre in dublin (dub3). when fully constructed, dub3 will provide a total of approximately 2,300 sqm of equipped space in four phases and total customer-available power of approximately 5mw. it will be built on property owned by interxion and will provide access to nearly 40 carriers and isps, as well as the irish internet exchange which is based at our existing dublin campus. the first two phases of dub3, which will provide a total of approximately 1,200 sqm of equipped space, are scheduled to open in the fourth quarter of 2016. capital expenditure associated with the first two phases of dub3 is expected to be approximately €28 million.
interxion will build its second data centre in copenhagen (cph2). when fully constructed, cph2 will provide a total of approximately 1,600 sqm of equipped space and a customer-power density of approximately 1.5kw per sqm. cph2 will be built on land next to cph1 that is owned by interxion and it will provide access to more than 40 carriers and isps as well as the two internet exchanges that are based in cph1. the first phase of cph2, of approximately 500 sqm, is scheduled to open in the third quarter of 2016. capital expenditure associated with the first phase of cph2 is expected to be approximately €4 million.
the anticipated capital spend in 2015 for these projects is included in the 2015 capital guidance previously provided by the company.
interxion (nyse:inxn) is a leading provider of carrier and cloud-neutral colocation data centre services in europe, serving a wide range of customers through 40 data centres in 11 european countries. interxion’s uniformly designed, energy efficient data centres offer customers extensive security and uptime for their mission-critical applications.


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Call No: PZ8.2.A254 So 1883a (Carlson Fable Collection, BIC bldg) .
The engravings of Caldecott's drawings are here of course in black-and-white, and they are excellent! I just showed a number of these in class yesterday! A wonderful addition to the collection. By comparison with the London first edition of the same year, this copy has some stronger, darker presentations of Caldecott's art but shows more foxing.

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call no: pz8.2.a254 so 1883a (carlson fable collection, bic bldg) .
the engravings of caldecott's drawings are here of course in black-and-white, and they are excellent! i just showed a number of these in class yesterday! a wonderful addition to the collection. by comparison with the london first edition of the same year, this copy has some stronger, darker presentations of caldecott's art but shows more foxing.


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I am all about party favors and making them cool. I hate the junk that comes home with the kids normally so I really try and got “out there” with my favor ideas.
This year for my oldest boys birthday I made fishing polls. I wish I would have made more then one fish per kid but I ran out of time. Here is kind of a run down. I actually ended up changing how the magnet was on the fishing poll itself but you get the idea.
Batting. I use cotton because it’s what I had here and I like that it’s now well, fluffy for lack of a better word.
You also need a fish template. I hand drew mine. It’s roughly 5 and a quarter inches long.
Start by cutting you fabric a little larger then the fish. I just did several rectangles that were about the same size as the batting I had left over from rag quilts I had made. You need two piece of your fabric for each fish as well as two piece of batting.
Once you have your fabric cut, with a disappearing pen, trace the fish onto the fabric making sure to leave room to cut around the fish when you are done. It is best to center the fish in my opinion.
Batting sandwiched between the two layers of fabric, head over to your sewing machine. You could pin at this point but I don’t. It’s not that shifty and seems like a wasted step. Sew along the ink line making sure to leave enough room open so that you can fit your magnet in later.
This is where your pinkers come in. Carefully trim away the excess fabric and batting with your pinkers. This creates a fancy edged fish. Kind of a nice touch I think.
From there stuff the magnet into the body of the fish pushing it to the nose. With your sewing machine stitch the opening hole close and also create a casing for your magnet. You want it to stay near the mouth because that is where you would catch a fish to begin with. It adds cuteness too in my opinion.
Just sew a slight C around the edge of the magnet. I kind of use the shape of the magnet as my guide.
And your fish is done. Cut off any loose thread and toss her aside for now.
Grab your dowel and a 2nd magnet and drill holes in each. I just used a little hand drill that is next to the dowels at Michael’s craft store. I drilled a hole through the top of the dowel and the center of the magnet. Originally I tried to put the magnet in a pouch but it created to much “stuff” inbetween the magnet in the fish and on the poll to pick up the fish so the drilling option works much better. I however suggest you keep this toy away from anyone who likes to put things in there mouth because with a little spit I bet that magnet would come untied and off. Chocking hazard for sure.
Take a good long piece of string and tie it through the hole in the dowel and the magnet and voila! You have a magnetic fishing poll and fish. I think it would be cute to do several colors and maybe at numbers or something for a teaching game. Look for this soon in my Etsy shoppe!
Ooooh - my nephew would love these!
I love this! Thank you for posting this tut.
It would be really fun to have a little pocket in the fish to put a little treat in. Or just tie, or velcro a little treat to each of the fish. Then the kids could keep the fish, pole, and treat.
My boys love to go fishing, I do believe that when they ask to go fishing and daddy’s not home this would be a great alternative!!! Thanks for a great tutorial.
Such a cute idea I want to make an entire school of fish- just to have ;o). My girls will love this- Thank you!
Wow! What an amazingly wonderful idea. Great way to teach kids basic hand/eye coordination.
Splendid!!! I’ve got a little fisher-woman here at home…..I can’t wait to make this for her.
Please do not sell items made with my tutorials as they are for personal use only. All photos and etc are copyrighted ©. I share because it's nice so you be nice to, ok?

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i am all about party favors and making them cool. i hate the junk that comes home with the kids normally so i really try and got “out there” with my favor ideas.
this year for my oldest boys birthday i made fishing polls. i wish i would have made more then one fish per kid but i ran out of time. here is kind of a run down. i actually ended up changing how the magnet was on the fishing poll itself but you get the idea.
batting. i use cotton because it’s what i had here and i like that it’s now well, fluffy for lack of a better word.
you also need a fish template. i hand drew mine. it’s roughly 5 and a quarter inches long.
start by cutting you fabric a little larger then the fish. i just did several rectangles that were about the same size as the batting i had left over from rag quilts i had made. you need two piece of your fabric for each fish as well as two piece of batting.
once you have your fabric cut, with a disappearing pen, trace the fish onto the fabric making sure to leave room to cut around the fish when you are done. it is best to center the fish in my opinion.
batting sandwiched between the two layers of fabric, head over to your sewing machine. you could pin at this point but i don’t. it’s not that shifty and seems like a wasted step. sew along the ink line making sure to leave enough room open so that you can fit your magnet in later.
this is where your pinkers come in. carefully trim away the excess fabric and batting with your pinkers. this creates a fancy edged fish. kind of a nice touch i think.
from there stuff the magnet into the body of the fish pushing it to the nose. with your sewing machine stitch the opening hole close and also create a casing for your magnet. you want it to stay near the mouth because that is where you would catch a fish to begin with. it adds cuteness too in my opinion.
just sew a slight c around the edge of the magnet. i kind of use the shape of the magnet as my guide.
and your fish is done. cut off any loose thread and toss her aside for now.
grab your dowel and a 2nd magnet and drill holes in each. i just used a little hand drill that is next to the dowels at michael’s craft store. i drilled a hole through the top of the dowel and the center of the magnet. originally i tried to put the magnet in a pouch but it created to much “stuff” inbetween the magnet in the fish and on the poll to pick up the fish so the drilling option works much better. i however suggest you keep this toy away from anyone who likes to put things in there mouth because with a little spit i bet that magnet would come untied and off. chocking hazard for sure.
take a good long piece of string and tie it through the hole in the dowel and the magnet and voila! you have a magnetic fishing poll and fish. i think it would be cute to do several colors and maybe at numbers or something for a teaching game. look for this soon in my etsy shoppe!
ooooh - my nephew would love these!
i love this! thank you for posting this tut.
it would be really fun to have a little pocket in the fish to put a little treat in. or just tie, or velcro a little treat to each of the fish. then the kids could keep the fish, pole, and treat.
my boys love to go fishing, i do believe that when they ask to go fishing and daddy’s not home this would be a great alternative!!! thanks for a great tutorial.
such a cute idea i want to make an entire school of fish- just to have ;o). my girls will love this- thank you!
wow! what an amazingly wonderful idea. great way to teach kids basic hand/eye coordination.
splendid!!! i’ve got a little fisher-woman here at home…..i can’t wait to make this for her.
please do not sell items made with my tutorials as they are for personal use only. all photos and etc are copyrighted ©. i share because it's nice so you be nice to, ok?


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Hello, I’m Michael Francis. Boston, MA. 33. Brown hair, blue eyes, great smile. 2 dogs, 1 girlfriend. I like cooking, I make great eggs.
C0mmon: tell us about your missing to bring powerstone back?
Michael Francis: Alright, Massachusetts represent! My mission started internally, about a decade ago. My three closest friends and I still have Power Stone 2 tournaments twice a year. We used to play Power Stone 2 at the arcade we lived near and we were unbeatable. People would be lining quarters up to try and dethrone us, but we played too well as a team, and so it’s become something of a legendary game for us; reminding us of the glorious days of classic arcades.
As adults, one of the four us moved to Canada for professional reasons, and so when we can all get together in Summer and Winter, we set a day aside for a Power Stone 2 Tourney. It’s tradition. However, the tradition is tedious in the fact that we’ve got to unpack the Dreamcast, untangle the wires, and scoot close to the TV (wired controllers). And though we would never give up our tradition, we surely discuss twice a year how insane it is that this game got a PSP port, but not a console or PC port. It became even more insane and gut wrenching when Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite came out because when Marvel vs Capcom 3 came out, all we wanted was Power Stone representation. Didn’t get it. So, when MvCI announced they’d have the Infinity Stone mechanic, we couldn’t help but convince ourselves that this was it. Infinity Stones=Power Stone=Power Stone representation, RIGHT!?! RIGHT!?!
Wrong. Infuriating it was… And then, the Puzzle Fighter App launched. My eyes turned to dinner plates when I saw there was the Power Stone 2 stage, “Royal Heaven Airship”, in this game. Capcom acknowledges the franchise. But, AGAIN, no character representation. And so, I felt like Capcom needed a little more incentive. They know they own the franchise, but their probably cautious about wanting to further the franchise because of the PSP sales. I would like Capcom to know that we’re out there. Power Stone fanatics exist, but I feel we’ve been too quiet.
Michael Francis: Oh man, why is Power Stone great? Power Stone 1 was revolutionary in that it was the first game to seamlessly let you traverse a 3-D environment and interact with all your surroundings. It was part party game, part fighter. It has a simple combo system with rapidly hitting the punch or kick buttons four times in succession and so you relied on collecting Power Stones to gain access to super moves rather than building meter. The only problem was that it didn’t take advantage of the Dreamcast’s 4-Player capability… but then Power Stone 2 came out.
Power Stone 2 upped the ante by letting you play up to 4 players at a time, either Free for All or teams of two on two or three on one. It added in hundreds of weapons to use rather than the 15 or so in the original. The stages became even more interactive by introduction stage transitions where you start the game in one area and finish in a completely different one. Most stage transitions take place in a moving confined area which ups the madness happening in screen to dangerous levels. Unfortunately, it combined the punch AND kick buttons to a single attack button, which in turn removed some of the more technical fighting styles and turned into an even more simplistic fighter that anyone can easily pick up. With the available technology today, Capcom would have the ability to bring back the separate punch and kick button style from Power Stone 1, have more than five stages to choose from, all with insane transitions, keep the 4 Player madness (heck, even up it to eight), add online multiplayer, and everyone wins. You’ve got a fighting game that’s not hard to master like Street Fighter or Marvel vs Capcom, you’ve got the party-play aspect to appeal to Mario Party and Overwatch fans, you’ve got the zaniness of the weapons and characters that Capcom is known to supply, and it’s all in 1080p. Nothing is better than playing a fighter that doesn’t take itself too seriously with a group of friends looking for a fun time.
C0mmon: Why should Capcom be listening, and how can people get involved?
Michael Francis: Power Stone’s 20th Anniversary is February 2019, it’s a good time for Capcom to listen. However, I want Capcom to rightfully listen. I’d like to show them there is a desire from us, the people, to have them produce a Power Stone either sequel or port. We’re a fresh Twitter handle, so our following is that of the die hard fans. I’d like the casual or forgotten about crowds to show some love for a series that doesn’t get the attention, I believe, it should warrant.
So we need numbers behind that. Twitter has to ability to easily convey that number through followers. I seek out Tweets of people who mention Power Stone and they always mention it in high regards. And I rarely hear anyone say they just don’t like the game, it’s usually praised or people just haven’t played it. I think if more people had gotten or get to play Power Stone 2, they recognize the quality and potential in the game. Power Stone 1 has the mechanics and diverse stages; Power Stone 2 has multiplayer and the weapons. You mash those two things together on today’s consoles and I can’t imagine it’s not going to be a hit. People just need to be aware of it.
You can get involved with us on Twitter @PowerStoneWorld.
This has to be everything I’ve been saying about the game for I don’t know how many years, in one article. Nice.

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hello, i’m michael francis. boston, ma. 33. brown hair, blue eyes, great smile. 2 dogs, 1 girlfriend. i like cooking, i make great eggs.
c0mmon: tell us about your missing to bring powerstone back?
michael francis: alright, massachusetts represent! my mission started internally, about a decade ago. my three closest friends and i still have power stone 2 tournaments twice a year. we used to play power stone 2 at the arcade we lived near and we were unbeatable. people would be lining quarters up to try and dethrone us, but we played too well as a team, and so it’s become something of a legendary game for us; reminding us of the glorious days of classic arcades.
as adults, one of the four us moved to canada for professional reasons, and so when we can all get together in summer and winter, we set a day aside for a power stone 2 tourney. it’s tradition. however, the tradition is tedious in the fact that we’ve got to unpack the dreamcast, untangle the wires, and scoot close to the tv (wired controllers). and though we would never give up our tradition, we surely discuss twice a year how insane it is that this game got a psp port, but not a console or pc port. it became even more insane and gut wrenching when marvel vs capcom: infinite came out because when marvel vs capcom 3 came out, all we wanted was power stone representation. didn’t get it. so, when mvci announced they’d have the infinity stone mechanic, we couldn’t help but convince ourselves that this was it. infinity stones=power stone=power stone representation, right!?! right!?!
wrong. infuriating it was… and then, the puzzle fighter app launched. my eyes turned to dinner plates when i saw there was the power stone 2 stage, “royal heaven airship”, in this game. capcom acknowledges the franchise. but, again, no character representation. and so, i felt like capcom needed a little more incentive. they know they own the franchise, but their probably cautious about wanting to further the franchise because of the psp sales. i would like capcom to know that we’re out there. power stone fanatics exist, but i feel we’ve been too quiet.
michael francis: oh man, why is power stone great? power stone 1 was revolutionary in that it was the first game to seamlessly let you traverse a 3-d environment and interact with all your surroundings. it was part party game, part fighter. it has a simple combo system with rapidly hitting the punch or kick buttons four times in succession and so you relied on collecting power stones to gain access to super moves rather than building meter. the only problem was that it didn’t take advantage of the dreamcast’s 4-player capability… but then power stone 2 came out.
power stone 2 upped the ante by letting you play up to 4 players at a time, either free for all or teams of two on two or three on one. it added in hundreds of weapons to use rather than the 15 or so in the original. the stages became even more interactive by introduction stage transitions where you start the game in one area and finish in a completely different one. most stage transitions take place in a moving confined area which ups the madness happening in screen to dangerous levels. unfortunately, it combined the punch and kick buttons to a single attack button, which in turn removed some of the more technical fighting styles and turned into an even more simplistic fighter that anyone can easily pick up. with the available technology today, capcom would have the ability to bring back the separate punch and kick button style from power stone 1, have more than five stages to choose from, all with insane transitions, keep the 4 player madness (heck, even up it to eight), add online multiplayer, and everyone wins. you’ve got a fighting game that’s not hard to master like street fighter or marvel vs capcom, you’ve got the party-play aspect to appeal to mario party and overwatch fans, you’ve got the zaniness of the weapons and characters that capcom is known to supply, and it’s all in 1080p. nothing is better than playing a fighter that doesn’t take itself too seriously with a group of friends looking for a fun time.
c0mmon: why should capcom be listening, and how can people get involved?
michael francis: power stone’s 20th anniversary is february 2019, it’s a good time for capcom to listen. however, i want capcom to rightfully listen. i’d like to show them there is a desire from us, the people, to have them produce a power stone either sequel or port. we’re a fresh twitter handle, so our following is that of the die hard fans. i’d like the casual or forgotten about crowds to show some love for a series that doesn’t get the attention, i believe, it should warrant.
so we need numbers behind that. twitter has to ability to easily convey that number through followers. i seek out tweets of people who mention power stone and they always mention it in high regards. and i rarely hear anyone say they just don’t like the game, it’s usually praised or people just haven’t played it. i think if more people had gotten or get to play power stone 2, they recognize the quality and potential in the game. power stone 1 has the mechanics and diverse stages; power stone 2 has multiplayer and the weapons. you mash those two things together on today’s consoles and i can’t imagine it’s not going to be a hit. people just need to be aware of it.
you can get involved with us on twitter @powerstoneworld.
this has to be everything i’ve been saying about the game for i don’t know how many years, in one article. nice.


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Well, those things sure add a lot, don’t they?
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I think they accentuate the string of light bulbs, simple and beautiful!
Thank you, David. Did you notice that bathtub, too?!
Over on my Facebook page, someone from that town told me that awning was around 60 years old, which is something Iike knowing.
Don’t make yourself go blind trying to look at tiny objects on a phone screen!! Hope you’re having a wonderful vacation.

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well, those things sure add a lot, don’t they?
posted on february 12, 2019, in photography and tagged 365 photo project, black and white photography, brownfield, brownfield texas, decorations, downtown, learning to see, leica, melinda green harvey, monochrome, one day one image, photo a day, photography, postaday, road trip, texas, thoughtful seeing, travel photography. bookmark the permalink.	4 comments.
i think they accentuate the string of light bulbs, simple and beautiful!
thank you, david. did you notice that bathtub, too?!
over on my facebook page, someone from that town told me that awning was around 60 years old, which is something iike knowing.
don’t make yourself go blind trying to look at tiny objects on a phone screen!! hope you’re having a wonderful vacation.


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Most of our IRCs have met over the last couple of months to discuss a range of industry imperatives and how to progress these to best meet the industry’s skills development needs. The IRC members also considered the draft 2019 Industry Skills Forecasts and Proposed Schedules of Work, which are due for submission to the AISC in April.
IBSA also hosted a meeting of IRC Chairs in Melbourne on Monday 4 March – a great opportunity to plan for the year ahead and outline to IRC Chairs how we intend to support them over the coming year, along with discussions about manufacturing industry imperatives.

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most of our ircs have met over the last couple of months to discuss a range of industry imperatives and how to progress these to best meet the industry’s skills development needs. the irc members also considered the draft 2019 industry skills forecasts and proposed schedules of work, which are due for submission to the aisc in april.
ibsa also hosted a meeting of irc chairs in melbourne on monday 4 march – a great opportunity to plan for the year ahead and outline to irc chairs how we intend to support them over the coming year, along with discussions about manufacturing industry imperatives.


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Will cruises come of age in Asia?
Incoming cruise travellers from four major international cruise liners will generates just over 90,000 visits to Thailand in 2010.
Association of Thai Travel Agents honorary secretary general and Regale International Travel managing director, Jumpol Chadavadh, who specialises in cruise ground handling services, presented the case for attracting more international cruise operators, at last week's Asean Hotel & Restaurant Association Seminar held in Bangkok.
According to Mr Jumpol, Cunard; P&O Cruise and Costa generate 90,296 passengers. Of this, 30,248 passengers disembark in Phuket, 6,628 in Samui and 53,416 in Laem Chabang, 20 km from Pattaya and 100 km from Bangkok.
CruiseMr Jumpol, said the cruise industry is the fastest-growing category in the leisure travel market. Since 1980, the industry has experienced an average annual passenger growth of approximately 7.5% a year.
Globally, cruise passengers represent 13.2 million visits. The industry forecasts 13.5 million passengers in 2009, a 2.3% increase over 2008.
"From the demand side, Asia has a chance to become a new cruise hub and we should be looking at how to develop facilities to attract this market.
"China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Vietnam have seaports, or are currently building them. It is a very serious challenge for us all."
According to Mr Jumpol, a typical cruise ship carries up to 2,000 passengers and 800 crew members and generates an estimated US$190,476 in passenger and crew expenditures during a single port-of-call.
"As a result we should focus on offering turnaround ports for cruise companies. If we just welcome cruise passengers for port of calls then we are missing the real challenge," Mr Jumpol said.
However, the body of industry opinion suggests that cruises are not as profitable for developing economies, when compared with other forms of tourism. Cruise passengers sleep on board with only a small percentage using hotel services.
Ground handling, tours, and even shopping are tightly controlled with shore-leave in a country limited to a day outing to the nearest tourist destination. Overnight options are more likely at popular destinations such as Singapore and Hong Kong where cruises start or end. However, Phuket is attracting cruise ships that stay one to two nights giving passengers an option to go onshore and stay in partner hotels.

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will cruises come of age in asia?
incoming cruise travellers from four major international cruise liners will generates just over 90,000 visits to thailand in 2010.
association of thai travel agents honorary secretary general and regale international travel managing director, jumpol chadavadh, who specialises in cruise ground handling services, presented the case for attracting more international cruise operators, at last week's asean hotel & restaurant association seminar held in bangkok.
according to mr jumpol, cunard; p&o cruise and costa generate 90,296 passengers. of this, 30,248 passengers disembark in phuket, 6,628 in samui and 53,416 in laem chabang, 20 km from pattaya and 100 km from bangkok.
cruisemr jumpol, said the cruise industry is the fastest-growing category in the leisure travel market. since 1980, the industry has experienced an average annual passenger growth of approximately 7.5% a year.
globally, cruise passengers represent 13.2 million visits. the industry forecasts 13.5 million passengers in 2009, a 2.3% increase over 2008.
"from the demand side, asia has a chance to become a new cruise hub and we should be looking at how to develop facilities to attract this market.
"china, hong kong, singapore and vietnam have seaports, or are currently building them. it is a very serious challenge for us all."
according to mr jumpol, a typical cruise ship carries up to 2,000 passengers and 800 crew members and generates an estimated us$190,476 in passenger and crew expenditures during a single port-of-call.
"as a result we should focus on offering turnaround ports for cruise companies. if we just welcome cruise passengers for port of calls then we are missing the real challenge," mr jumpol said.
however, the body of industry opinion suggests that cruises are not as profitable for developing economies, when compared with other forms of tourism. cruise passengers sleep on board with only a small percentage using hotel services.
ground handling, tours, and even shopping are tightly controlled with shore-leave in a country limited to a day outing to the nearest tourist destination. overnight options are more likely at popular destinations such as singapore and hong kong where cruises start or end. however, phuket is attracting cruise ships that stay one to two nights giving passengers an option to go onshore and stay in partner hotels.


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A perfumed nose of jasmine and magnolia are complemented by spiced, earthy, date-like sweetness and bright notes of lemon and peach iced tea that smooth into a ginger molasses cookie finish.
A rich and robust blend, this coffee boldly balances flavors of dark cocoa and smoked meat, with hints of chicory on the finish.
Aromas of toffee and malt lead into a cup with a yellow apple acidity, layered with flavors of apricots, almonds and maple. It finishes clean with notes of oak and honey.
We could not be more excited about this coffee! We evaluated eleven Costa Rican coffees this month and this one was our favorite. And, this is the first Costa Rican we have featured since 2011! No surprise its from Craft Coffee veterans, Toby’s Estate in Brooklyn, New York. This coffee is courtesy of Maria Elena Castro and her son Luis Salazar. Located in the Palmira de Zacero micro-region in Costa Rica’s Central Valley their farm, Finca Salaca, is blessed with optimal climatic conditions for producing excellent coffees; rich volcanic soils and ideal altitude. The coffees are processed nearby at the family owned micro-mill, Las Brisas, making sure quality control is transparent from start to finish. We love this brew with its tangerine aromas, mild body and fuji-apple, honeyed flavors.
A rich backdrop of dark wood showcases a sugary maple candy sweetness, a syrupy body, and an elegant warm plum acidity.
Nestled between peaks in the Colombian Andes, the 400 small farmers of the Asorcafe Growers Association grow their coffee on slopes overlooking Colombia’s highest volcano, el Nevado del Huila. When the farmers banded together in 2004, they adopted the name “La Piramide” in honor of the pyramid-shaped mountains that tower over their land. When Toby's Estate, an Australian micro-roaster, arrived on our shores to open a Brooklyn roastery and cafe, La Piramide was an immediate hit. In their hands, it features a rich backdrop of dark wood which showcases a sugary maple candy sweetness, a syrupy body, and an elegant warm plum acidity.
Bright and vibrant with flavors of tart cherry that give way to a subtle oak finish.
There aren’t too many roasters who can boast beginning their coffee careers at age 15. It was at this age that Deaton Pigot first became a barista in Australia. Since then, his coffee expertise has taken him around the world and landed him as the resident roasting virtuoso at Toby’s Estate in Brooklyn. Like Deaton, Toby’s Estate hails originally from Australia, and it has taken Brooklyn by storm since its opening earlier this year. Deaton coaxes flavor with a finesse gained only by a lifetime of practice. When these beans from Paez, Colombia are given Deaton’s special treatment, the result is a bright and vibrant cup with flavors of tart cherry, giving way to a subtle oak finish.

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a perfumed nose of jasmine and magnolia are complemented by spiced, earthy, date-like sweetness and bright notes of lemon and peach iced tea that smooth into a ginger molasses cookie finish.
a rich and robust blend, this coffee boldly balances flavors of dark cocoa and smoked meat, with hints of chicory on the finish.
aromas of toffee and malt lead into a cup with a yellow apple acidity, layered with flavors of apricots, almonds and maple. it finishes clean with notes of oak and honey.
we could not be more excited about this coffee! we evaluated eleven costa rican coffees this month and this one was our favorite. and, this is the first costa rican we have featured since 2011! no surprise its from craft coffee veterans, toby’s estate in brooklyn, new york. this coffee is courtesy of maria elena castro and her son luis salazar. located in the palmira de zacero micro-region in costa rica’s central valley their farm, finca salaca, is blessed with optimal climatic conditions for producing excellent coffees; rich volcanic soils and ideal altitude. the coffees are processed nearby at the family owned micro-mill, las brisas, making sure quality control is transparent from start to finish. we love this brew with its tangerine aromas, mild body and fuji-apple, honeyed flavors.
a rich backdrop of dark wood showcases a sugary maple candy sweetness, a syrupy body, and an elegant warm plum acidity.
nestled between peaks in the colombian andes, the 400 small farmers of the asorcafe growers association grow their coffee on slopes overlooking colombia’s highest volcano, el nevado del huila. when the farmers banded together in 2004, they adopted the name “la piramide” in honor of the pyramid-shaped mountains that tower over their land. when toby's estate, an australian micro-roaster, arrived on our shores to open a brooklyn roastery and cafe, la piramide was an immediate hit. in their hands, it features a rich backdrop of dark wood which showcases a sugary maple candy sweetness, a syrupy body, and an elegant warm plum acidity.
bright and vibrant with flavors of tart cherry that give way to a subtle oak finish.
there aren’t too many roasters who can boast beginning their coffee careers at age 15. it was at this age that deaton pigot first became a barista in australia. since then, his coffee expertise has taken him around the world and landed him as the resident roasting virtuoso at toby’s estate in brooklyn. like deaton, toby’s estate hails originally from australia, and it has taken brooklyn by storm since its opening earlier this year. deaton coaxes flavor with a finesse gained only by a lifetime of practice. when these beans from paez, colombia are given deaton’s special treatment, the result is a bright and vibrant cup with flavors of tart cherry, giving way to a subtle oak finish.


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A friend of mine used to say, “Pretending doesn’t make it so.” I’ve watched with dismay this week as one executive order after another has come from the oval office. Many are attacking the very things I believe most strongly in, including care for the environment. The biblical narrative includes the stewardship of the creation. God’s gift of the earth was left in our hands to care for -not to destroy. Whenever we have forgotten this we have suffered painful consequences.
The creations stories of Genesis tell us that creation is given to the human to care for. “‘Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it; and have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the air and over every living thing that moves upon the earth. . . . God saw everything that God had made, and indeed, it was very good.” ’ (Genesis 1:28,31) There was a time when the term global warming was not a political football. Nor was it a dividing line between conservative and liberal Christians. I look back on those years with fondness, while I continue to be puzzled by how it became a source of division. Why wouldn’t all Christians want to protect the environment and change the course of future devastation? Even if it meant that we need to look for new and healthier energy sources.
When Jesus said that we were to love God with all of our heart, our mind and our soul, he expected us to use the wisdom that we were being given. The problem with denying the grave issues in front of us, is that you simply don’t work on it. Just like the addict claims not to have a problem, or the couple whose marriage is in trouble pretend it isn’t . . . Eventually the truth will be louder than all the pretending. Today island nations bear the brunt of rising oceans. An ice shelf the size of the state of Delaware is about to break off. It is the third year in a row of increasing world wide temperatures. You cannot hide from truth forever. Pretending doesn’t make it so. I pray that God is able to reach into the hearts and minds of those whose decisions will impact us for generations, so that our children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren will live in a world where this issue no longer threatens the earth.

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a friend of mine used to say, “pretending doesn’t make it so.” i’ve watched with dismay this week as one executive order after another has come from the oval office. many are attacking the very things i believe most strongly in, including care for the environment. the biblical narrative includes the stewardship of the creation. god’s gift of the earth was left in our hands to care for -not to destroy. whenever we have forgotten this we have suffered painful consequences.
the creations stories of genesis tell us that creation is given to the human to care for. “‘be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it; and have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the air and over every living thing that moves upon the earth. . . . god saw everything that god had made, and indeed, it was very good.” ’ (genesis 1:28,31) there was a time when the term global warming was not a political football. nor was it a dividing line between conservative and liberal christians. i look back on those years with fondness, while i continue to be puzzled by how it became a source of division. why wouldn’t all christians want to protect the environment and change the course of future devastation? even if it meant that we need to look for new and healthier energy sources.
when jesus said that we were to love god with all of our heart, our mind and our soul, he expected us to use the wisdom that we were being given. the problem with denying the grave issues in front of us, is that you simply don’t work on it. just like the addict claims not to have a problem, or the couple whose marriage is in trouble pretend it isn’t . . . eventually the truth will be louder than all the pretending. today island nations bear the brunt of rising oceans. an ice shelf the size of the state of delaware is about to break off. it is the third year in a row of increasing world wide temperatures. you cannot hide from truth forever. pretending doesn’t make it so. i pray that god is able to reach into the hearts and minds of those whose decisions will impact us for generations, so that our children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren will live in a world where this issue no longer threatens the earth.


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There's nothing worse than stopping a Beer Pong Game because of damaged or lost balls - therefore remember to be prepared with these Beer Pong balls. - Europe´s leading Beer Pong supplier!
Buy your new Beer Pong balls here - and get the party started. Never go down on equipment.

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We offer two recording services but bespoke packages can also be offered.
Main output from the mixing console is recorded onto an SD card or computer typically as 320kbps MP3 file.
Only available as part of a fully engineered package.
We can recommend people to mix your tracks if you require that or you can do the mix yourself.

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we offer two recording services but bespoke packages can also be offered.
main output from the mixing console is recorded onto an sd card or computer typically as 320kbps mp3 file.
only available as part of a fully engineered package.
we can recommend people to mix your tracks if you require that or you can do the mix yourself.


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If you’re looking for an attorney, you need to learn how to go about finding one. You’re not choosing a candy bar here, so it’s very important that you realize the magnitude of the situation. Read on to understand more about working and selecting with an attorney.
Don’t just hire the first attorney you talk to. Do thorough research for the best results. Ask others, and find out the things you want to know about lawyers.
Lawyers are advocates for their clients. A lawyer may not say what you want to hear however, they work for you and want a positive outcome to your case. Be sure to say so if your lawyer tells you something that makes you anxious or uncomfortable. There are several cases that they work on at once, so they could overlook something.
Keep away from lawyers who leave you feeling uneasy. This is true of their fee arrangement, too. Never sign a blank check for their retainer! Ask for an estimated cost so you know what to expect.
Before you hire him or her, Verify that the lawyer you are considering has won cases that are similar to yours. Your case may be unusual, though he may say he specializes in the field. When not available online, ask directly.
Make sure that you feel comfortable in every way about the lawyer that you chose. A good attorney will be good, knowledgeable and intelligent with people. You may need to look elsewhere if your attorney fails to do so.
Many lawyers are too busy with other cases to give your case the time it needs. Ask your lawyer immediately whether they will have adequate time to handle your case. Their honesty is key in being able to choose the right candidate.
You will be able to save some money and time if you’re ready with information, as well as paperwork, prior to having a consultation. Give the lawyer all the information they need to understand what the case requires so he or she can give you a better estimate of fees. The more detail oriented and efficient you can be, the cheaper you can get your legal issues resolved.
Lawyers can’t achieve the impossible. Guaranteed, be skeptical, if you meet with a lawyer who claims he or she will win your case. Nothing can be promised, so never believe a lawyer who says he is always successful, as far as the law goes.
Don’t hesitate to ask your lawyer if you can perform certain small tasks in order to trim your costs. You could for instance help with the paperwork you have to fill out. Inquire about getting them picked up by yourself so you don’t have to pay the law office for it if you must get documents at the courthouse.
Prior to filing a Worker’s Compensation claim, make sure you research well in advance. Laws vary from state to state regarding how quickly you must file and how much proof you must have. Worker’s Comp is different from all other claims and thus should be approached so. There are other rules that have to be followed.
Preparation is the key when planning to meet with your lawyer. They charge hourly rates. You will have to pay for everything, from their advice to paperwork to any calls they need to make. Be well prepared for your meetings with your lawyer to make the most of the fees you are paying and to keep your face time to a minimum.
Search the Internet to find the best lawyer. Most professionals will have a presence on the Internet, typically with their own website. Check out the firm’s site and make sure it looks professional. If their website is not up to your standards you may want to avoid contacting them as that is not a very good sign.
You might be able to get compensation for this if your family member has died while working. Worker’s comp isn’t just for the employee, but their family too. Bring all of your information to a lawyer to get the highest level of clarity.
It is not the same for your lawyer, even though your legal case is likely very important in your life at this moment. It’s likely he has a ton of more important work to do. Remember he won’t share your same urgency, so give him a break.
Get a list of any potential lawyer’s recent clients. Good lawyers share this information because they are confident in their abilities. Use the provided list to gauge how well this lawyer served each client.
You should now know what it takes to find a good lawyer. Use the information from this article to help you find a reputable lawyer that will work hard for your and you case. You will not regret reading this article because what you have learned here is valuable.

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if you’re looking for an attorney, you need to learn how to go about finding one. you’re not choosing a candy bar here, so it’s very important that you realize the magnitude of the situation. read on to understand more about working and selecting with an attorney.
don’t just hire the first attorney you talk to. do thorough research for the best results. ask others, and find out the things you want to know about lawyers.
lawyers are advocates for their clients. a lawyer may not say what you want to hear however, they work for you and want a positive outcome to your case. be sure to say so if your lawyer tells you something that makes you anxious or uncomfortable. there are several cases that they work on at once, so they could overlook something.
keep away from lawyers who leave you feeling uneasy. this is true of their fee arrangement, too. never sign a blank check for their retainer! ask for an estimated cost so you know what to expect.
before you hire him or her, verify that the lawyer you are considering has won cases that are similar to yours. your case may be unusual, though he may say he specializes in the field. when not available online, ask directly.
make sure that you feel comfortable in every way about the lawyer that you chose. a good attorney will be good, knowledgeable and intelligent with people. you may need to look elsewhere if your attorney fails to do so.
many lawyers are too busy with other cases to give your case the time it needs. ask your lawyer immediately whether they will have adequate time to handle your case. their honesty is key in being able to choose the right candidate.
you will be able to save some money and time if you’re ready with information, as well as paperwork, prior to having a consultation. give the lawyer all the information they need to understand what the case requires so he or she can give you a better estimate of fees. the more detail oriented and efficient you can be, the cheaper you can get your legal issues resolved.
lawyers can’t achieve the impossible. guaranteed, be skeptical, if you meet with a lawyer who claims he or she will win your case. nothing can be promised, so never believe a lawyer who says he is always successful, as far as the law goes.
don’t hesitate to ask your lawyer if you can perform certain small tasks in order to trim your costs. you could for instance help with the paperwork you have to fill out. inquire about getting them picked up by yourself so you don’t have to pay the law office for it if you must get documents at the courthouse.
prior to filing a worker’s compensation claim, make sure you research well in advance. laws vary from state to state regarding how quickly you must file and how much proof you must have. worker’s comp is different from all other claims and thus should be approached so. there are other rules that have to be followed.
preparation is the key when planning to meet with your lawyer. they charge hourly rates. you will have to pay for everything, from their advice to paperwork to any calls they need to make. be well prepared for your meetings with your lawyer to make the most of the fees you are paying and to keep your face time to a minimum.
search the internet to find the best lawyer. most professionals will have a presence on the internet, typically with their own website. check out the firm’s site and make sure it looks professional. if their website is not up to your standards you may want to avoid contacting them as that is not a very good sign.
you might be able to get compensation for this if your family member has died while working. worker’s comp isn’t just for the employee, but their family too. bring all of your information to a lawyer to get the highest level of clarity.
it is not the same for your lawyer, even though your legal case is likely very important in your life at this moment. it’s likely he has a ton of more important work to do. remember he won’t share your same urgency, so give him a break.
get a list of any potential lawyer’s recent clients. good lawyers share this information because they are confident in their abilities. use the provided list to gauge how well this lawyer served each client.
you should now know what it takes to find a good lawyer. use the information from this article to help you find a reputable lawyer that will work hard for your and you case. you will not regret reading this article because what you have learned here is valuable.


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This Saturday night, the fate of the 2012 – 2013 NHL season will be determined… at least the start of it. Call me a Joker for not posting this on Cat(woman)urday, but let’s Two-Face it… even though it’s Friday, we all know the Bane of this weekend will be whether the Riddle(r)’s solution will become apparent during the 11th hour. Have a good weekend! Let’s hope my bad punditry is outweighed by the animated gif below.
(Special thanks to resident BHF contributor, Stove Coleman, for inspiring this. When reached for comment, Coleman noted, “Funny how he rigged the draft for the Penguin. Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer. […] Both the NHL/PA Robin’ us of a season! I’ve got more, but they’re getting worse.”).

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this saturday night, the fate of the 2012 – 2013 nhl season will be determined… at least the start of it. call me a joker for not posting this on cat(woman)urday, but let’s two-face it… even though it’s friday, we all know the bane of this weekend will be whether the riddle(r)’s solution will become apparent during the 11th hour. have a good weekend! let’s hope my bad punditry is outweighed by the animated gif below.
(special thanks to resident bhf contributor, stove coleman, for inspiring this. when reached for comment, coleman noted, “funny how he rigged the draft for the penguin. keep your friends close, and your enemies closer. […] both the nhl/pa robin’ us of a season! i’ve got more, but they’re getting worse.”).


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The Gulf nation’s dollar-denominated sukuk that mature in 2018 have dropped 1.3 percent since the end of September, compared with an average 0.8 percent gain for more than 30 Islamic sovereign dollar bonds tracked by Bloomberg. Only the five-year $1 billion sukuk issued by Pakistan, where Islamic militants have killed more than 50,000 people since 2001, have performed worse.
The decline underscores how oil’s 45 percent slide since last year is hurting a country whereStandard & Poor’s estimates crude accounts for 65 percent of fiscal revenue and yet has oil reserves that are less than 0.1 percent of neighboring Saudi Arabia. The retreat threatens to jeopardize some of the $30 billion of infrastructure projects the government is planning to sustain economic growth and becalm protests by the majority Shiite population, according to Commerzbank AG.
Low oil prices will “exacerbate” existing structural weaknesses in Bahrain’s public finances and may lead to a 10 percent decline in government revenue next year, S&P said in a Dec. 12 report, revising the country’s debt outlook to negative from stable.
Brent crude, the benchmark grade for more than half the world’s oil, sank to $59.27 a barrel last week, the lowest since May 2009. Bahrain requires an average oil price of about $120 a barrel to balance its budget, according to S&P.
Home to the U.S. Navy’s fifth fleet and the smallest crude oil producer in the Gulf, Bahrain witnessed some of the worst popular unrest in the region amid turmoil triggered by revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt.
Shiites, who make up a majority of the nation’s 1.3 million people, were demanding rights equal to those of Sunnis, including appointments to senior government and military posts. That spurred a string of projects and social expenditure from the government to help avoid further discord.
As part of its development plan, Bahrain is spending $743 million for three power plants, $82 million on a 120-bed oncology center and the construction of more than 4,000 residential homes.
The yield on Bahrain’s 2018 Islamic notes jumped 54 basis points to 2.7 percent in the quarter through Dec. 19, compared with an 17 basis-point increase to 4.4 percent for Middle East sukuk on average, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co. indexes.
Bahrain and Oman will be the countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council most susceptible to lower oil prices in its report this month, according to Moody’s Investors Service. Bahrain has reserve assets of about $5.4 billion, including gold and foreign currencies, compared with $745 billion for Saudi Arabia, government data show. Bahrain’s deficit may widen to more than 7 percent of gross domestic product next year, Moody’s said.
“Running a deficit for one year is not a big deal and manageable,” Bantis said. “But if they keep running deficits then they will be in big trouble.

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the gulf nation’s dollar-denominated sukuk that mature in 2018 have dropped 1.3 percent since the end of september, compared with an average 0.8 percent gain for more than 30 islamic sovereign dollar bonds tracked by bloomberg. only the five-year $1 billion sukuk issued by pakistan, where islamic militants have killed more than 50,000 people since 2001, have performed worse.
the decline underscores how oil’s 45 percent slide since last year is hurting a country wherestandard & poor’s estimates crude accounts for 65 percent of fiscal revenue and yet has oil reserves that are less than 0.1 percent of neighboring saudi arabia. the retreat threatens to jeopardize some of the $30 billion of infrastructure projects the government is planning to sustain economic growth and becalm protests by the majority shiite population, according to commerzbank ag.
low oil prices will “exacerbate” existing structural weaknesses in bahrain’s public finances and may lead to a 10 percent decline in government revenue next year, s&p said in a dec. 12 report, revising the country’s debt outlook to negative from stable.
brent crude, the benchmark grade for more than half the world’s oil, sank to $59.27 a barrel last week, the lowest since may 2009. bahrain requires an average oil price of about $120 a barrel to balance its budget, according to s&p.
home to the u.s. navy’s fifth fleet and the smallest crude oil producer in the gulf, bahrain witnessed some of the worst popular unrest in the region amid turmoil triggered by revolutions in tunisia and egypt.
shiites, who make up a majority of the nation’s 1.3 million people, were demanding rights equal to those of sunnis, including appointments to senior government and military posts. that spurred a string of projects and social expenditure from the government to help avoid further discord.
as part of its development plan, bahrain is spending $743 million for three power plants, $82 million on a 120-bed oncology center and the construction of more than 4,000 residential homes.
the yield on bahrain’s 2018 islamic notes jumped 54 basis points to 2.7 percent in the quarter through dec. 19, compared with an 17 basis-point increase to 4.4 percent for middle east sukuk on average, according to jpmorgan chase & co. indexes.
bahrain and oman will be the countries in the gulf cooperation council most susceptible to lower oil prices in its report this month, according to moody’s investors service. bahrain has reserve assets of about $5.4 billion, including gold and foreign currencies, compared with $745 billion for saudi arabia, government data show. bahrain’s deficit may widen to more than 7 percent of gross domestic product next year, moody’s said.
“running a deficit for one year is not a big deal and manageable,” bantis said. “but if they keep running deficits then they will be in big trouble.


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search properties for sale in woodlands. contact us if you would like a free home evaluation in woodlands or if you are thinking of buying a home in woodlands. we are local woodlands realtors® who know the area and market trends.
for complete information on woodlands schools please click the school division that most interests you: conseil scolaire francosud, calgary catholic schools ,calgary public schools.
curious what your neighbours home sold for? sign up for a free woodlands market report delivered to your inbox monthly.


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Lizards, snakes, and spiders have something in common. No. It's not their yukiness. They leave old skins behind. You've seen it. You happen upon a long scaly skin, split at the top where the growing lizard broke free and wriggled out. Unless the lizard stops eating it has to shed its skin. The skin left behind is a sure sign that the lizard is growing. Growing lizards can't be stuck in the straitjacket of the past.
The Apostle Paul wrote, "If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come." He is talking about the conversion experience. When, for example, Jennifer opens up her heart to Jesus Christ and invites Him in to be in charge and to wash away her sins, then a miracle happens. She doesn't just "get religion," she gets new life, she is "born again." Whereas once she was born physically, now she is born spiritually. She is a new creation. Now she's ready to grow.
Please don't be offended if I compare Jennifer to a lizard. Stay with me. If Jennifer eats spiritual food, she grows and changes. She finds her old skin isn't very comfortable any more. It doesn't fit the "new her." And if she keeps eating spiritual food the old skin and the old ways will drop off. Lizards get a sleek new skin after they molt. Jennifer gets a freshness and vibrancy about her new life that is obvious to all. And the process will repeat itself many times over as she matures in her faith.
This happens normally and naturally in healthy Christians.
You never invited Jesus to live inside you. Perhaps you have an intellectual assent to Jesus without fully committing yourself to Him. That would explain it.
You haven't been eating spiritual food lately. I know people say you don't have to go to church to be a Christian. But to be a growing Christian you certainly do. Letting your Bible gather dust can cause malnutrition, too.
You refuse to let go of old ways. You can justify things all you want, but when you know they are wrong and you continue to practice them, you stunt your growth. It's as simple as that.
Now each of these is curable, thank God. You can stop right now and sincerely invite Christ in. You can become an active part of a Christian fellowship. And you can stop cramping the work that God seeks to do in you. There's hope for you. You'll feel a lot better about your life, and people will notice the difference.
Think about how a lizard would look with the tatters of his former life flapping about him. So get growing already.

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lizards, snakes, and spiders have something in common. no. it's not their yukiness. they leave old skins behind. you've seen it. you happen upon a long scaly skin, split at the top where the growing lizard broke free and wriggled out. unless the lizard stops eating it has to shed its skin. the skin left behind is a sure sign that the lizard is growing. growing lizards can't be stuck in the straitjacket of the past.
the apostle paul wrote, "if anyone is in christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come." he is talking about the conversion experience. when, for example, jennifer opens up her heart to jesus christ and invites him in to be in charge and to wash away her sins, then a miracle happens. she doesn't just "get religion," she gets new life, she is "born again." whereas once she was born physically, now she is born spiritually. she is a new creation. now she's ready to grow.
please don't be offended if i compare jennifer to a lizard. stay with me. if jennifer eats spiritual food, she grows and changes. she finds her old skin isn't very comfortable any more. it doesn't fit the "new her." and if she keeps eating spiritual food the old skin and the old ways will drop off. lizards get a sleek new skin after they molt. jennifer gets a freshness and vibrancy about her new life that is obvious to all. and the process will repeat itself many times over as she matures in her faith.
this happens normally and naturally in healthy christians.
you never invited jesus to live inside you. perhaps you have an intellectual assent to jesus without fully committing yourself to him. that would explain it.
you haven't been eating spiritual food lately. i know people say you don't have to go to church to be a christian. but to be a growing christian you certainly do. letting your bible gather dust can cause malnutrition, too.
you refuse to let go of old ways. you can justify things all you want, but when you know they are wrong and you continue to practice them, you stunt your growth. it's as simple as that.
now each of these is curable, thank god. you can stop right now and sincerely invite christ in. you can become an active part of a christian fellowship. and you can stop cramping the work that god seeks to do in you. there's hope for you. you'll feel a lot better about your life, and people will notice the difference.
think about how a lizard would look with the tatters of his former life flapping about him. so get growing already.


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You might not be able to live out the rest of your days with Pride and Prejudice’s fictional Mr. Darcy, but you can spend them at his British estate.
The estate will serve as the perfect muse for all that Pride and Prejudice fan fiction you’ve been dying to write.
The estate, which has five miles worth of corridors, was home to the fourth Earl Fitzwilliam, who reportedly inspired Darcy himself.
While $10.9 million might seem like a bargain, keep in mind that there is an estimated $65.6 million of required repairs.

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you might not be able to live out the rest of your days with pride and prejudice’s fictional mr. darcy, but you can spend them at his british estate.
the estate will serve as the perfect muse for all that pride and prejudice fan fiction you’ve been dying to write.
the estate, which has five miles worth of corridors, was home to the fourth earl fitzwilliam, who reportedly inspired darcy himself.
while $10.9 million might seem like a bargain, keep in mind that there is an estimated $65.6 million of required repairs.