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ala markets & events own 8 self contained catering units. the units are maintained to the highest standard and offer catering from, gourmet burgers, crepes , traditional fish chips and mushy peas and the oriental tastes.
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A Jumper Style Coverall, designed to give the full skirt protection that much farm work and gardening requires. Roomy pockets are conveniently placed. The front opening makes it easy to put on and take off. Knee-length leggings are included.
One of the problems that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) had to contend with during both world wars was a shortage of agricultural labor. Men who didn't enlist were recruited to work in industries supporting the war effort, making them unavailable to work their own farms or to work as hired hands. Women stepped up to fill the short fall, sometimes by enlisting in the Women's Land Army, often by taking on more responsibilities on their family's or local farms.
Overalls for women started to be marketed during World War I, and women had started wearing trousers in public in the 1930s, generally as sporty wear, so by the start of WWII the idea of women in trousers wasn't entirely new. Yet the USDA seems to have felt there was a need to offer some support for women who needed to do dirty agricultural work but weren't ready to wear trousers or overalls. A sturdy apron and leggings were apparently seen to be a workable solution. Here's a terrific image of women at the USDA designing work clothes for women at this period.
Many thanks to Jim Christensen for pointing out that this very ensemble was described and illustrated in Clarice Louisba Scott's book Work Clothes for Women, issued by the USDA in June, 1942.
By WWII "coverall" is a fairly common term for this type of apron. ("Overall" seems to have been used in Great Britain.) Patterns for leggings for girls show up throughout the '30s and '40s, usually as part of a winter ensemble including a coat and hat. This is the first time I've seen a leggings pattern for women. The option to use 1/2" studs (snap fasteners) is uncommon.
This is an unprinted pattern and does not appear to have been used.
Originally published on 21 January 2011, updated with additional documentary evidence on 23 January, 2011.
This was a very interesting post. I wonder how well those leggings stayed up while the women worked? I was also surprised that the pattern itself was in a larger size.
Wow, how fabulous! Thanks for the info on early workwear. Great post!
Mona I wondered that myself about the leggings. They have elastic around the top, so if you got your elastic just right, I imagine they'd be about like knee socks, which is to say, I'm sure they slipped after a while and you'd need to give them a yank. There is also a strap under the foot to keep them from twisting. The nice thing about the more utilitarian patterns is that they do tend to come in a wide size range.
I adore this apron! How practical and pretty! A lot of what we get today in the way of work garments are so ugly.
VERY COOL! I love it!!!!!!!!!!
Another pattern I wished I owned myself... at first I thought the coverall had sleeves and a collar and was meant to appear as a jumper, but now I think it's a sleeveless garment and the sleeves/collar are just the wearer's regular duds underneath... am I right?
I actually think those "leggings" would be a really useful addition to my own wardrobe, since I wear dresses all the time.

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a jumper style coverall, designed to give the full skirt protection that much farm work and gardening requires. roomy pockets are conveniently placed. the front opening makes it easy to put on and take off. knee-length leggings are included.
one of the problems that the u.s. department of agriculture (usda) had to contend with during both world wars was a shortage of agricultural labor. men who didn't enlist were recruited to work in industries supporting the war effort, making them unavailable to work their own farms or to work as hired hands. women stepped up to fill the short fall, sometimes by enlisting in the women's land army, often by taking on more responsibilities on their family's or local farms.
overalls for women started to be marketed during world war i, and women had started wearing trousers in public in the 1930s, generally as sporty wear, so by the start of wwii the idea of women in trousers wasn't entirely new. yet the usda seems to have felt there was a need to offer some support for women who needed to do dirty agricultural work but weren't ready to wear trousers or overalls. a sturdy apron and leggings were apparently seen to be a workable solution. here's a terrific image of women at the usda designing work clothes for women at this period.
many thanks to jim christensen for pointing out that this very ensemble was described and illustrated in clarice louisba scott's book work clothes for women, issued by the usda in june, 1942.
by wwii "coverall" is a fairly common term for this type of apron. ("overall" seems to have been used in great britain.) patterns for leggings for girls show up throughout the '30s and '40s, usually as part of a winter ensemble including a coat and hat. this is the first time i've seen a leggings pattern for women. the option to use 1/2" studs (snap fasteners) is uncommon.
this is an unprinted pattern and does not appear to have been used.
originally published on 21 january 2011, updated with additional documentary evidence on 23 january, 2011.
this was a very interesting post. i wonder how well those leggings stayed up while the women worked? i was also surprised that the pattern itself was in a larger size.
wow, how fabulous! thanks for the info on early workwear. great post!
mona i wondered that myself about the leggings. they have elastic around the top, so if you got your elastic just right, i imagine they'd be about like knee socks, which is to say, i'm sure they slipped after a while and you'd need to give them a yank. there is also a strap under the foot to keep them from twisting. the nice thing about the more utilitarian patterns is that they do tend to come in a wide size range.
i adore this apron! how practical and pretty! a lot of what we get today in the way of work garments are so ugly.
very cool! i love it!!!!!!!!!!
another pattern i wished i owned myself... at first i thought the coverall had sleeves and a collar and was meant to appear as a jumper, but now i think it's a sleeveless garment and the sleeves/collar are just the wearer's regular duds underneath... am i right?
i actually think those "leggings" would be a really useful addition to my own wardrobe, since i wear dresses all the time.


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Located on the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds, the quarter-mile Ukiah Speedway has been a fixture on the series calendar from its inception. PCS and Ukiah Speedway officials aim to make the most of the sole appearance at the track compared to three visits in 2016. 2012 and 2016 champion Jeremy Doss of nearby Upperlake, CA won two of last year’s races while series runner-up and 2014 champion Mike Beeler won the July race to be the event’s defending winner.
Drivers such as Hunter Corbitt and Chris Scribner earned their first career series wins at the track while JR Courage led 48 laps last July en route to a second place finish and 2016 Rookie of the Year Matt Wendt ran up front early in the May race. The smaller track has produced some of the closest racing and creates perhaps the most even playing field in the series.
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SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA (February 10, 2017) – The Pacific Challenge Series presented by PenneyLawyers.com has confirmed the ninth date for its 2017 campaign, to bring the touring Super Late Model series to four tracks signed for the upcoming season. The PCS will return to its largest track at Anderson, CA’s Shasta Speedway on May 6. It will mark the seventh time PCS has raced at the 3/8ths mile located on the Tehama County Fairgrounds.

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sacramento, california (february 14, 2017) – the pacific challenge series presented by penneylawyers.com has completed its 2017 schedule announcements with ukiah speedway set for july 29th. the touring super late model series is set for ten races at five tracks in 2017, spanning across northern and central california.
located on the redwood empire fairgrounds, the quarter-mile ukiah speedway has been a fixture on the series calendar from its inception. pcs and ukiah speedway officials aim to make the most of the sole appearance at the track compared to three visits in 2016. 2012 and 2016 champion jeremy doss of nearby upperlake, ca won two of last year’s races while series runner-up and 2014 champion mike beeler won the july race to be the event’s defending winner.
drivers such as hunter corbitt and chris scribner earned their first career series wins at the track while jr courage led 48 laps last july en route to a second place finish and 2016 rookie of the year matt wendt ran up front early in the may race. the smaller track has produced some of the closest racing and creates perhaps the most even playing field in the series.
the 2017 pacific challenge series fires off march 18th at madera speedway before traveling to roseville’s all american speedway on april 15th, shasta speedway on may 6th, and stockton 99 speedway on may 20th.
sacramento, california (february 10, 2017) – the pacific challenge series presented by penneylawyers.com has confirmed the ninth date for its 2017 campaign, to bring the touring super late model series to four tracks signed for the upcoming season. the pcs will return to its largest track at anderson, ca’s shasta speedway on may 6. it will mark the seventh time pcs has raced at the 3/8ths mile located on the tehama county fairgrounds.


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Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall returns to find out how Paul West has been getting on. They catch enough fish for a feed using beach worms as bait and harvest produce from the farm for a community feast.
Paul West learns cake-making secrets from the Country Women's Association. How will his hazelnut syrup cake stand up against the district's finest? He also tries out a crispy new recipe using seaweed.
Paul West is keen to restore the gully that acts as a natural watercourse on his farm, but it's almost totally overgrown with blackberries. Can a hired herd of hefty eaters deal with the problem?

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paul west learns cake-making secrets from the country women's association. how will his hazelnut syrup cake stand up against the district's finest? he also tries out a crispy new recipe using seaweed.
paul west is keen to restore the gully that acts as a natural watercourse on his farm, but it's almost totally overgrown with blackberries. can a hired herd of hefty eaters deal with the problem?


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“This is such a remarkable achievement and one in which I am delighted to be a part of. The work we undertake as a forum allows our members to influence changes to the technology provided by Open GI, to ensure that its functionality is robust and efficient and is meeting the needs of all brokers nationwide.
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Lloyd's broker Robertson Low, based in London and Dublin, has taken a number of Open GI's technology products to help the company increase its online presence.
O'Driscoll O'Neil will leave current provider SSP, taking Mobius PAS and hosted pricing solution, Mobius Rating, to support its business growth.
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why choose open gi ireland?
independent broker body the open gi user group is this year celebrating its 30th anniversary – marking the longest serving independent collective supporting the development of broker software in the uk and ireland.
“this is such a remarkable achievement and one in which i am delighted to be a part of. the work we undertake as a forum allows our members to influence changes to the technology provided by open gi, to ensure that its functionality is robust and efficient and is meeting the needs of all brokers nationwide.
“ensuring we have continuous consultation with our brokers is of paramount importance to open gi. the work undertaken by the user group is so valuable to help us design and build a range of cutting edge technologies for the broker community.
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open gi user group is an independent national executive committee that acts as a voice for broker members to feedback to open gi on it technology development and enhancements. the user group support brokers across uk, northern ireland and republic of ireland. it also offer members access to the escrow agreement and is the only forum to do so.
lloyd's broker robertson low, based in london and dublin, has taken a number of open gi's technology products to help the company increase its online presence.
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A top aide to Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei praised Hamas for not abandoning its armed struggle against Israel, during a meeting Saturday with the terror group’s visiting delegation in Tehran.
“We congratulate you for declaring that you will not set your weapons aside and for describing it as your red line,” said international affairs adviser Ali Akbar Velayati, according to the semi-official Fars news agency.
In a separate meeting Saturday, Admiral Ali Shamkhani, Iran’s secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, sent a similar message to the terror group, expressing hope that Hamas would continue to be a “central pioneer of the Palestinian resistance,” according to Iran’s Press TV. During the meeting, Shamkhani condemned ostensible American and Israeli attempts to remove the Palestinian issue from the international agenda, the report said.
“The U.S. and the Zionist regime feel threatened by any balance shift in the Middle East in favor of regional people and governments engaged in the fight against terrorism. They seek to obstruct the path of anti-terrorism fight by bringing up unfounded pretexts such as blocking Iran’s regional sway,” Shamkhani said.
Hamas deputy chief Salah al-Arouri, who is leading the delegation, thanked Iran for its patronage and noted that senior officials in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip were interested in expanding ties with Tehran. Aruri noted that Israel had set three preconditions for the beginning of negotiations, including the disarmament of Hamas, recognition of Israel, and severing ties with Iran.
“In response to the first prerequisite that was disarmament of Hamas, we have declared that we don’t accept it at all,” he said, adding that they also totally reject the second condition of recognizing Israel. “Our presence in Iran is the practical denial of the third precondition that was cutting ties with Iran,” Aruri stressed.
He commended Iran’s important support for the Palestinian people and said Hamas leaders are determined to boost cooperation with Iran. He also condemned Takfiri groups’ acts of violence in the name of Islam and said such inhumane measures are aimed at serving the interests of the U.S., Israel and their allies.
The high-ranking Hamas delegation began its visit to Iran on Friday to inform its backers in Tehran about reconciliation efforts with rival Palestinian faction Fatah, an official from the terror group told AFP.
Aruri is leading a high-ranking Hamas delegation which arrived in Tehran on Friday for talks with Iranian officials including Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior adviser to Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.
“No one in the universe can disarm us. On the contrary, we will continue to have the power to protect our citizens. No one has the ability to extract from us recognition of the occupation,” Yahya Sinwar said.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet said in a statement on Tuesday that Tel Aviv would not engage in negotiations with a future Palestinian unity government that had the backing of Hamas. Both Hamas and its Ramallah-based rival Fatah were quick to brush off Netanyahu’s threats, with the Palestinian Authority saying such a hostile stance would not affect the nation’s resolve to pursue its goals.

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a top aide to iranian supreme leader ali khamenei praised hamas for not abandoning its armed struggle against israel, during a meeting saturday with the terror group’s visiting delegation in tehran.
“we congratulate you for declaring that you will not set your weapons aside and for describing it as your red line,” said international affairs adviser ali akbar velayati, according to the semi-official fars news agency.
in a separate meeting saturday, admiral ali shamkhani, iran’s secretary of the supreme national security council, sent a similar message to the terror group, expressing hope that hamas would continue to be a “central pioneer of the palestinian resistance,” according to iran’s press tv. during the meeting, shamkhani condemned ostensible american and israeli attempts to remove the palestinian issue from the international agenda, the report said.
“the u.s. and the zionist regime feel threatened by any balance shift in the middle east in favor of regional people and governments engaged in the fight against terrorism. they seek to obstruct the path of anti-terrorism fight by bringing up unfounded pretexts such as blocking iran’s regional sway,” shamkhani said.
hamas deputy chief salah al-arouri, who is leading the delegation, thanked iran for its patronage and noted that senior officials in the west bank and the gaza strip were interested in expanding ties with tehran. aruri noted that israel had set three preconditions for the beginning of negotiations, including the disarmament of hamas, recognition of israel, and severing ties with iran.
“in response to the first prerequisite that was disarmament of hamas, we have declared that we don’t accept it at all,” he said, adding that they also totally reject the second condition of recognizing israel. “our presence in iran is the practical denial of the third precondition that was cutting ties with iran,” aruri stressed.
he commended iran’s important support for the palestinian people and said hamas leaders are determined to boost cooperation with iran. he also condemned takfiri groups’ acts of violence in the name of islam and said such inhumane measures are aimed at serving the interests of the u.s., israel and their allies.
the high-ranking hamas delegation began its visit to iran on friday to inform its backers in tehran about reconciliation efforts with rival palestinian faction fatah, an official from the terror group told afp.
aruri is leading a high-ranking hamas delegation which arrived in tehran on friday for talks with iranian officials including ali akbar velayati, a senior adviser to leader of the islamic revolution ayatollah seyyed ali khamenei.
“no one in the universe can disarm us. on the contrary, we will continue to have the power to protect our citizens. no one has the ability to extract from us recognition of the occupation,” yahya sinwar said.
israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu’s cabinet said in a statement on tuesday that tel aviv would not engage in negotiations with a future palestinian unity government that had the backing of hamas. both hamas and its ramallah-based rival fatah were quick to brush off netanyahu’s threats, with the palestinian authority saying such a hostile stance would not affect the nation’s resolve to pursue its goals.


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Originally scheduled for last Monday but postponed until today (Friday), West Ham manager Manuel Pellegrini and his trusted sidekick Mario Husillos will finally chew the cud with co-chairmen David Sullivan and David Gold and this summer's plans are hopefully a bit clearer.
After the respective parties enjoyed their breaks away from the game for a little while this summer, the serious business can begin. Not that the business hasn't been serious already, but now it's expected to ramp up a notch from where it has been.
The four men will have discussed plenty ahead of the new campaign but you suspect transfer targets will have been top of the agenda.
Pellegrini and the first team players jet out to eastern Switzerland on Monday afternoon to begin their pre-season training camp in the country, alongside one pre-season fixture, so you suspect Pellegrini will be a fairly occupied with that for the following 11 days.
Now is the time that Husillos will start to earn his coin, having not really be involved in the moves for Ryan Fredericks, Issa Diop and Lukasz Fabianski. He was Pellegrini's pick for the job, Sullivan accepted, now he's got to get busy.
West Ham's transfer business has been kept very secretive so far this summer, not for the lack of trying from the press to get some gossip, and that list will now have been defined by the four gents.
What could they be discussing at Sullivan's mansion, then?
Felipe Anderson latest - is he worth the hassle?
Seemingly the answer, at least Pellegrini will say so, is yes or the club wouldn't still be pursuing the Brazilian as the saga has dragged on now for the best part of a month.
Lazio president Claudio Lotito wants £49m for Anderson plus add-ons, West Ham are not budging on £37m plus add-ons.
Pellegrini will have probably wanted this done by now so Anderson could maybe head out to Switzerland for the tour but that looks unlikely now. He was expected to be the marquee signing this summer, smashing the club transfer record (that's been broken once this summer already by Diop) but it's proved absurdly difficult to get done.
How many more signings do they want to make?
When he first joined the club in late May, Pellegrini said he wanted to make four or five signings this summer - he's already got three but football.london understands he wants a few more.
Targets are another centre back and two attacking midfielders as the primary objective for the remainder of the transfer window, which is open for another six weeks.
In addition to the two midfielders and centre half, the Hammers might also try and bring in another goalkeeper to add to the capture of Fabianski plus a defensive midfielder and maybe a forward.
Don't rule out another left back maybe on the arrivals list as well, although that will be at the very bottom of it.
A lot of that depends on the budget that is available to the Chilean this summer and if that can be stretched, increased or boosted by the board in some way, shape or form.
Pellegrini will run the rule over the current crop next week in Switzerland, see how they might or might not fit into the system he has planned for the team and then inform the top brass who can be sold. The likes of Jordan Hugill, Robert Snodgrass, Sam Byram and Andy Carroll are on the chopping block.
The new director of football needs to start earning his wedge now and will be expected to close some deals between now and August 8, ideally the players at the top of the list if they are attainable. The Anderson move will be a big one and a big tip in the cap of Husillos if he can persuade Lotito to lower his demands for the Brazilian and bring him to the London Stadium.
Sullivan is expected to take a back seat as he is about to enter talks with the London Stadium top brass about trying to resolve the differences that have plagued their two-year stay in Stratford so far (just the 97 to go, then) and let Husillos go about his job.
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originally scheduled for last monday but postponed until today (friday), west ham manager manuel pellegrini and his trusted sidekick mario husillos will finally chew the cud with co-chairmen david sullivan and david gold and this summer's plans are hopefully a bit clearer.
after the respective parties enjoyed their breaks away from the game for a little while this summer, the serious business can begin. not that the business hasn't been serious already, but now it's expected to ramp up a notch from where it has been.
the four men will have discussed plenty ahead of the new campaign but you suspect transfer targets will have been top of the agenda.
pellegrini and the first team players jet out to eastern switzerland on monday afternoon to begin their pre-season training camp in the country, alongside one pre-season fixture, so you suspect pellegrini will be a fairly occupied with that for the following 11 days.
now is the time that husillos will start to earn his coin, having not really be involved in the moves for ryan fredericks, issa diop and lukasz fabianski. he was pellegrini's pick for the job, sullivan accepted, now he's got to get busy.
west ham's transfer business has been kept very secretive so far this summer, not for the lack of trying from the press to get some gossip, and that list will now have been defined by the four gents.
what could they be discussing at sullivan's mansion, then?
felipe anderson latest - is he worth the hassle?
seemingly the answer, at least pellegrini will say so, is yes or the club wouldn't still be pursuing the brazilian as the saga has dragged on now for the best part of a month.
lazio president claudio lotito wants £49m for anderson plus add-ons, west ham are not budging on £37m plus add-ons.
pellegrini will have probably wanted this done by now so anderson could maybe head out to switzerland for the tour but that looks unlikely now. he was expected to be the marquee signing this summer, smashing the club transfer record (that's been broken once this summer already by diop) but it's proved absurdly difficult to get done.
how many more signings do they want to make?
when he first joined the club in late may, pellegrini said he wanted to make four or five signings this summer - he's already got three but football.london understands he wants a few more.
targets are another centre back and two attacking midfielders as the primary objective for the remainder of the transfer window, which is open for another six weeks.
in addition to the two midfielders and centre half, the hammers might also try and bring in another goalkeeper to add to the capture of fabianski plus a defensive midfielder and maybe a forward.
don't rule out another left back maybe on the arrivals list as well, although that will be at the very bottom of it.
a lot of that depends on the budget that is available to the chilean this summer and if that can be stretched, increased or boosted by the board in some way, shape or form.
pellegrini will run the rule over the current crop next week in switzerland, see how they might or might not fit into the system he has planned for the team and then inform the top brass who can be sold. the likes of jordan hugill, robert snodgrass, sam byram and andy carroll are on the chopping block.
the new director of football needs to start earning his wedge now and will be expected to close some deals between now and august 8, ideally the players at the top of the list if they are attainable. the anderson move will be a big one and a big tip in the cap of husillos if he can persuade lotito to lower his demands for the brazilian and bring him to the london stadium.
sullivan is expected to take a back seat as he is about to enter talks with the london stadium top brass about trying to resolve the differences that have plagued their two-year stay in stratford so far (just the 97 to go, then) and let husillos go about his job.
just how far sullivan steps back remains to be seen, so let's just wait.


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flat 15% discount on gift order for him/her. valid on a minimum order of rs. 800 or more. valid for all users.
purchase a gifts online at giftsbymeeta and save rs. 100 on your order. apply the code if your cart value crosses rs. 500.
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Stay up-to-date on school closings and emergencies by receiving emergency text alerts.
Gourmet Dinner Tickets On Sale!
Congrats Fall 2018 Dean’s List Students!
Mark Boettcher on Jim Hokenson, Leading The Future Of CNC!
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stay up-to-date on school closings and emergencies by receiving emergency text alerts.
gourmet dinner tickets on sale!
congrats fall 2018 dean’s list students!
mark boettcher on jim hokenson, leading the future of cnc!
chris mckeon on jim hokenson, leading the future of cnc!
deano rettig on jim hokenson, leading the future of cnc!
"preparing students for success in a diverse and globally connected world"


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Our guests enjoy their meals here everyday.
As we attach great importance to the quality of our food, we always take great care to be creative when choosing from the treasures of Tyrolean and international cuisine, to provide variety, and to consider the health and sensory aspects when choosing ingredients.
As a guest, you can choose from three menu options every day, one of which is always vegetarian. You can also help yourself to our fresh salad buffet.
Your day gets underway with a lavish and varied breakfast buffet, which also offers suitable choices for diabetics.
Every week during the summer months, you can look forward to a BBQ evening, a Tyrolean buffet and an Italian buffet.
And every thursday there is a musical evening.

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our guests enjoy their meals here everyday.
as we attach great importance to the quality of our food, we always take great care to be creative when choosing from the treasures of tyrolean and international cuisine, to provide variety, and to consider the health and sensory aspects when choosing ingredients.
as a guest, you can choose from three menu options every day, one of which is always vegetarian. you can also help yourself to our fresh salad buffet.
your day gets underway with a lavish and varied breakfast buffet, which also offers suitable choices for diabetics.
every week during the summer months, you can look forward to a bbq evening, a tyrolean buffet and an italian buffet.
and every thursday there is a musical evening.


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FIFA President, Gianni Infantino on Thursday wrote a letter to the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) stating that the success of the 21st FIFA World Cup could not be distanced from Nigeria’s participation in the June-July mundial.
Infantino acknowledged that the efforts of Super Eagles of Nigeria’s coach, Gernot Rohr, as well as his assistants, the backroom staff, officials and fans participated graciously to make it an unforgettable ceremony.
“I would like to express our most sincere appreciation to your National Team for participating in this 21st edition of the FIFA World Cup.

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fifa president, gianni infantino on thursday wrote a letter to the nigeria football federation (nff) stating that the success of the 21st fifa world cup could not be distanced from nigeria’s participation in the june-july mundial.
infantino acknowledged that the efforts of super eagles of nigeria’s coach, gernot rohr, as well as his assistants, the backroom staff, officials and fans participated graciously to make it an unforgettable ceremony.
“i would like to express our most sincere appreciation to your national team for participating in this 21st edition of the fifa world cup.


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Leech Lake Tribal College is pleased to announce it has been awarded $100,000 from the American Indian College Fund (AICF) Scholarly Emergence for Environmental Design and Stewardship (SEEDS) program to increase capacity to prepare students for environmental careers, and to inspire community engagement with environmental issues in the Leech Lake area. The SEEDS program at LLTC will be led by Vikki Howard, Dean of Academics and faculty member Melinda Neville.
“With this support from AICF, we can strengthen and refocus our efforts at building environmental awareness about climate change and other challenges in our communities,” said Vikki Howard. The grant will assist faculty earning their advanced degrees, integrating Traditional Ecological Knowledge in STEM curricula, and redevelopment within math and forestry curricula. Additionally, the AICF grant will fund LLTC’s summer internship program, supporting students and faculty engaged in place-based environmental research.
To learn more about opportunities to support the Leech Lake Tribal College and its mission to provide accredited education grounded in Anishinaabe values, please contact Ryan White at (218) 335-4229 or ryan.white@lltc.edu or by visiting our website at www.lltc.edu.

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leech lake tribal college is pleased to announce it has been awarded $100,000 from the american indian college fund (aicf) scholarly emergence for environmental design and stewardship (seeds) program to increase capacity to prepare students for environmental careers, and to inspire community engagement with environmental issues in the leech lake area. the seeds program at lltc will be led by vikki howard, dean of academics and faculty member melinda neville.
“with this support from aicf, we can strengthen and refocus our efforts at building environmental awareness about climate change and other challenges in our communities,” said vikki howard. the grant will assist faculty earning their advanced degrees, integrating traditional ecological knowledge in stem curricula, and redevelopment within math and forestry curricula. additionally, the aicf grant will fund lltc’s summer internship program, supporting students and faculty engaged in place-based environmental research.
to learn more about opportunities to support the leech lake tribal college and its mission to provide accredited education grounded in anishinaabe values, please contact ryan white at (218) 335-4229 or ryan.white@lltc.edu or by visiting our website at www.lltc.edu.


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The IASB (International Accounting Standards Board) is the independent standard-setting body of the IFRS Foundation.
All meetings of the IASB are held in public and are webcasted. In fulfilling its standard-setting duties the IASB follows a thorough, open and transparent due process of which the publication of consultative documents, such as Discussion Papers and Exposure Drafts, for public comment is an important component.
The IASB engages closely with stakeholders around the world, including investors, analysts, regulators, business leaders, accounting standard-setters and the accountancy profession.
Below you will find the latest documents relevant to IASB's activities that are connected to the listed real estate sector.

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the iasb (international accounting standards board) is the independent standard-setting body of the ifrs foundation.
all meetings of the iasb are held in public and are webcasted. in fulfilling its standard-setting duties the iasb follows a thorough, open and transparent due process of which the publication of consultative documents, such as discussion papers and exposure drafts, for public comment is an important component.
the iasb engages closely with stakeholders around the world, including investors, analysts, regulators, business leaders, accounting standard-setters and the accountancy profession.
below you will find the latest documents relevant to iasb's activities that are connected to the listed real estate sector.


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Pēdējais šīs sezonas porms ir aizvadīts.
Dear potential participants. We prepared CanAm Trophy Latvia 2015 reglament in english (You can find it here). If You have some additional questions about our race, you are welcomed write e-mail to info@canamtrophy.lv.

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pēdējais šīs sezonas porms ir aizvadīts.
dear potential participants. we prepared canam trophy latvia 2015 reglament in english (you can find it here). if you have some additional questions about our race, you are welcomed write e-mail to info@canamtrophy.lv.


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in subsequent high school biology, and chemistry classes; it also aims to increase the number of students who go on to take 12th grade physics or AP Physics. Letter to the Indiana Representatives Lee Hamilton, Frank McCloskey, Tim Roemer, and Legislative Assistant Molly. Goldberg The CPU Light and Colour Computer Simulators Synopsis of paper presented at 2001 meeting of the European Science Education Research Association, Thessoloniki, Greece. Beatty Probing physics students' conceptual knowledge structures through term association 2001. Pdf, 8/22/00, 2100K (62 References). 66 (2) 147 (1998) Abstract. Hake, "Interactive-engagement methods in introductory mechanics courses submitted on 6/19/98 to the "Physics Education Research Supplement to AJP" (pers) but, sadly, unpublished - can i do my assignment PER has NO archival journal. Saul ( click here for complete listing ) ( back up to list of authors). Hake, "Design-Based Research: A Primer for Physics Education Researchers" DBR-AJP-6.pdf (310kB submitted to the American Journal of Physics.
Elby ( click here for complete listing ) ( back up to list of authors). Grayson Use of the computer for research on student thinking in physics. 60 (11 1003 (1992) Abstract. Physics 55(10 878-884 (1987) PromotingCrossover. Hake, Curmudgeonly Comments Concomitant to Corrigan's "To Lecture or Not to Lecture?" (2.9 MB). 49 (3 242 (1981) Abstract. Adobe Acrobat Reader is downloadable from Adobe's Web site. For publications which are available online, in addition to those listed below, see the. Niedderer ) ( back up to list of authors).
Chaudhury Image Processing Enhances the Value of Digital Video in Physics Instruction Computers in Physics 8, 518-523, (1994). ) Washington,.C.: National Science Foundation (NSF 94-80). Heller Energy is Conserved - Always Invited Talk, aapt Winter Conference (Philadelphia, PA January, 2002. While physics requires knowledge of vectors and some basic trigonometry, many students in the Physics First program take the course in conjunction with Geometry. Recently in the past years, many students have been taking it their sophomore year. Recitation Method: In this method the role of student is more compared to the lecture method. Hake Towards Paradigm Peace in Physics-Education Research Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, New Orleans, April 24-28, 2000. Felder ( ncsu PER website ) ( back up to list of authors).

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in subsequent high school biology, and chemistry classes; it also aims to increase the number of students who go on to take 12th grade physics or ap physics. letter to the indiana representatives lee hamilton, frank mccloskey, tim roemer, and legislative assistant molly. goldberg the cpu light and colour computer simulators synopsis of paper presented at 2001 meeting of the european science education research association, thessoloniki, greece. beatty probing physics students' conceptual knowledge structures through term association 2001. pdf, 8/22/00, 2100k (62 references). 66 (2) 147 (1998) abstract. hake, "interactive-engagement methods in introductory mechanics courses submitted on 6/19/98 to the "physics education research supplement to ajp" (pers) but, sadly, unpublished - can i do my assignment per has no archival journal. saul ( click here for complete listing ) ( back up to list of authors). hake, "design-based research: a primer for physics education researchers" dbr-ajp-6.pdf (310kb submitted to the american journal of physics.
elby ( click here for complete listing ) ( back up to list of authors). grayson use of the computer for research on student thinking in physics. 60 (11 1003 (1992) abstract. physics 55(10 878-884 (1987) promotingcrossover. hake, curmudgeonly comments concomitant to corrigan's "to lecture or not to lecture?" (2.9 mb). 49 (3 242 (1981) abstract. adobe acrobat reader is downloadable from adobe's web site. for publications which are available online, in addition to those listed below, see the. niedderer ) ( back up to list of authors).
chaudhury image processing enhances the value of digital video in physics instruction computers in physics 8, 518-523, (1994). ) washington,.c.: national science foundation (nsf 94-80). heller energy is conserved - always invited talk, aapt winter conference (philadelphia, pa january, 2002. while physics requires knowledge of vectors and some basic trigonometry, many students in the physics first program take the course in conjunction with geometry. recently in the past years, many students have been taking it their sophomore year. recitation method: in this method the role of student is more compared to the lecture method. hake towards paradigm peace in physics-education research paper presented at the annual meeting of the american educational research association, new orleans, april 24-28, 2000. felder ( ncsu per website ) ( back up to list of authors).


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Oscar Saunderson for enthusiastic robotics problem solving.
Kian Bright for focused effort in Inquiry.
Kaitlyn Bourhill for being a self directed learner.
Luka Martin for being an excellent example in all aspects of school.
Caja Eves for independent and persistent work within her STEAM challenge group.
Mina Judd for excellent work in Maths.
Alyssa Mackie and Rosalee Young for positive effort with Maths and excellence with Reading.
Maddison Logan for having a positive attitude towards all her learning.
Olivia Hogefjord for being kind.
Mia O'Dell for trying to write interesting stories.
Ashleigh Douglas for working really hard on her Benson Bear words.
Jaxon Gillard for writing his report all by himself with correct sounds.
Oliver Grantham for trying really hard with his writing.
Today we celebrated our sporting successes and student learning in STEAM.
Winter sport is winding up a successful season. We currently have over 150 children participating in 17 teams. There are a number of these students participating in more than one team.
I want to take the time to acknowledge the people who made the sports prizegiving happen. Lyndy Committie, works tirelessly to organise and manage the overall sports programme at our school. She spends many hours preparing the paperwork required for all of our sports events and teams as well as prepares the actual events like our prize-giving.
A huge thankyou to all you parent supporters, coaches and managers. There are 25 coaches and managers and this does not include those parents who support our zone day teams. The support you provide for sport means that this is a significant strength at this school. Our students and their coaches have a great growth mind-set, focusing on improvement –being better than before – as well as winning.
Our students have been enthusiastically participating in learning in Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics this term. There has been lots of fun and interest in the various learning opportunities. Students at all levels have worked with robotics and learned simple to more complex coding. They have explored the science behind a range of machines and been able to create their own. Thank you to those parents who visited the learning displays.
Next Thursday 28th of September at Lunch time.
The peer mediators are organising a Mini Fun Fair at lunch time NEXT Thursday. There'll be face painting, a food stall, a band, coconut shy, soak the teacher, knock the can over and some other fun activities to have a go at. So bring your money along next Thursday and be prepared for lots of fun!
The LOST PROPERTY pile has built up again - please check outside the staffroom.
Please note ONLY students that are entitled to bus transport (and are listed on our bus list) may catch the bus. Friends of bus students may only get the bus if there is room.
All Ag Day entry forms are due back now.
Keep going with your chicken diaries, recording all your chicken's changes in a creative and interesting way. Examples of diaries are on the table in the office. We hope the training of your lamb, goat or calf is well underway.
You need to be well underway with your planning and making of your planter, Lego and scarecrow. Our website has all the criteria for these.
Please see these sheets attached below for information on what is required for class preparation on Friday 27th October.
Time to start saving your precious goods to donate to the AG Day White Elephant stall: books, toys and games, soft toys. Small appliances and household items in working condition. Clothes and shoes. Small MacDonald's type toys are okay because then everyone can come away with something! NOTHING broken, rusty, with parts missing etc. No oil column or gas heaters. No bedding/curtains/cushions. Drop off time will be at the school hall the week prior to AG Day, times TBA. Any questions or queries regarding the White Elephant contact Cara Marks markscara@xtra.co.nz or 021 897 959.
During the school holidays we are looking for anyone who would be willing to make some fudge or coconut ice (or any other goodies) that we can sell at the AG Day cake stall. These are our best sellers and there is nothing better than a piece of homemade delishiousness!! Please let me know if this is something you can help with. I can come and collect, bag and store ready for AG Day. Please contact Erin Travers bubbzandems@vodafone.co.nz or 021 215 3035, thanks so much!
If your child is interested in being part of an after school team please fill in the relevant form or forms attached below and return them to the office ASAP.
5.30pm Year 6 teams, along with their coaches and families. Prizegiving is to be held at the Barfoot & Thompson Netball Centre, 44 Northcote Road, Northcote upstairs in the Function Room. Teams are to wear Uniform - please see Paula for any queries.
Saturday, 23rd September 2017 - Pinehurst School Gymnasium.
All Teams are to be in NETBALL UNIFORM.
Year 0-5 Saturdays. There is also an option to have a 5/6 team on Saturday but that can only have 3 Year 6 girls on the team. (Games played at Pinehurst) Permission slips attached below.
Thursday 5th October 2017 at The Foal and Fallow, Dairy Flat. See attachment below.
Our next seminar topic is ‘Who’s in Charge’. We have a fantastic presenter who will be speaking on setting boundaries around parents and children relationships. Giving helpful tips and some good quality information. See attachment below.
See attachment below for details of school holiday programme.
Coding, Robotics, Electronics and much more. See attachment below.

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oscar saunderson for enthusiastic robotics problem solving.
kian bright for focused effort in inquiry.
kaitlyn bourhill for being a self directed learner.
luka martin for being an excellent example in all aspects of school.
caja eves for independent and persistent work within her steam challenge group.
mina judd for excellent work in maths.
alyssa mackie and rosalee young for positive effort with maths and excellence with reading.
maddison logan for having a positive attitude towards all her learning.
olivia hogefjord for being kind.
mia o'dell for trying to write interesting stories.
ashleigh douglas for working really hard on her benson bear words.
jaxon gillard for writing his report all by himself with correct sounds.
oliver grantham for trying really hard with his writing.
today we celebrated our sporting successes and student learning in steam.
winter sport is winding up a successful season. we currently have over 150 children participating in 17 teams. there are a number of these students participating in more than one team.
i want to take the time to acknowledge the people who made the sports prizegiving happen. lyndy committie, works tirelessly to organise and manage the overall sports programme at our school. she spends many hours preparing the paperwork required for all of our sports events and teams as well as prepares the actual events like our prize-giving.
a huge thankyou to all you parent supporters, coaches and managers. there are 25 coaches and managers and this does not include those parents who support our zone day teams. the support you provide for sport means that this is a significant strength at this school. our students and their coaches have a great growth mind-set, focusing on improvement –being better than before – as well as winning.
our students have been enthusiastically participating in learning in science, technology, engineering, the arts and mathematics this term. there has been lots of fun and interest in the various learning opportunities. students at all levels have worked with robotics and learned simple to more complex coding. they have explored the science behind a range of machines and been able to create their own. thank you to those parents who visited the learning displays.
next thursday 28th of september at lunch time.
the peer mediators are organising a mini fun fair at lunch time next thursday. there'll be face painting, a food stall, a band, coconut shy, soak the teacher, knock the can over and some other fun activities to have a go at. so bring your money along next thursday and be prepared for lots of fun!
the lost property pile has built up again - please check outside the staffroom.
please note only students that are entitled to bus transport (and are listed on our bus list) may catch the bus. friends of bus students may only get the bus if there is room.
all ag day entry forms are due back now.
keep going with your chicken diaries, recording all your chicken's changes in a creative and interesting way. examples of diaries are on the table in the office. we hope the training of your lamb, goat or calf is well underway.
you need to be well underway with your planning and making of your planter, lego and scarecrow. our website has all the criteria for these.
please see these sheets attached below for information on what is required for class preparation on friday 27th october.
time to start saving your precious goods to donate to the ag day white elephant stall: books, toys and games, soft toys. small appliances and household items in working condition. clothes and shoes. small macdonald's type toys are okay because then everyone can come away with something! nothing broken, rusty, with parts missing etc. no oil column or gas heaters. no bedding/curtains/cushions. drop off time will be at the school hall the week prior to ag day, times tba. any questions or queries regarding the white elephant contact cara marks markscara@xtra.co.nz or 021 897 959.
during the school holidays we are looking for anyone who would be willing to make some fudge or coconut ice (or any other goodies) that we can sell at the ag day cake stall. these are our best sellers and there is nothing better than a piece of homemade delishiousness!! please let me know if this is something you can help with. i can come and collect, bag and store ready for ag day. please contact erin travers bubbzandems@vodafone.co.nz or 021 215 3035, thanks so much!
if your child is interested in being part of an after school team please fill in the relevant form or forms attached below and return them to the office asap.
5.30pm year 6 teams, along with their coaches and families. prizegiving is to be held at the barfoot & thompson netball centre, 44 northcote road, northcote upstairs in the function room. teams are to wear uniform - please see paula for any queries.
saturday, 23rd september 2017 - pinehurst school gymnasium.
all teams are to be in netball uniform.
year 0-5 saturdays. there is also an option to have a 5/6 team on saturday but that can only have 3 year 6 girls on the team. (games played at pinehurst) permission slips attached below.
thursday 5th october 2017 at the foal and fallow, dairy flat. see attachment below.
our next seminar topic is ‘who’s in charge’. we have a fantastic presenter who will be speaking on setting boundaries around parents and children relationships. giving helpful tips and some good quality information. see attachment below.
see attachment below for details of school holiday programme.
coding, robotics, electronics and much more. see attachment below.


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Ushers usually meet twice a year before Christmas and Easter after the 9:00 AM Mass in the Zoeller Center. The Ushers assist parishioners in finding seats, collecting the offerings at each Mass, being a friendly support to the Greeters ministry, and distributing the church bulletin as parishioners leave the church. Volunteers are always welcome to join our Ushers Ministry. If interested, please contact Deacon Sam Mobarek.
The Greeters' Ministry is important here at Saint Augustine's. Our greeters welcome and greet all those who enter the doors of our church to attend the vigil and Sunday Masses.
On February 28th, 2016, during the 5:00 PM Mass, Father Bill installed the first group of Greeters in our parish. The ministry strives to provide a warm and welcoming environment to both our familiar attendees as well as any new people coming to worship at Saint Augustine's. If you are a natural with people, can smile, be friendly, warm, and helpful, this ministry might be for you. We ask that you prayerfully consider this ministry. Please contact Anne Fallon for more information.

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ushers usually meet twice a year before christmas and easter after the 9:00 am mass in the zoeller center. the ushers assist parishioners in finding seats, collecting the offerings at each mass, being a friendly support to the greeters ministry, and distributing the church bulletin as parishioners leave the church. volunteers are always welcome to join our ushers ministry. if interested, please contact deacon sam mobarek.
the greeters' ministry is important here at saint augustine's. our greeters welcome and greet all those who enter the doors of our church to attend the vigil and sunday masses.
on february 28th, 2016, during the 5:00 pm mass, father bill installed the first group of greeters in our parish. the ministry strives to provide a warm and welcoming environment to both our familiar attendees as well as any new people coming to worship at saint augustine's. if you are a natural with people, can smile, be friendly, warm, and helpful, this ministry might be for you. we ask that you prayerfully consider this ministry. please contact anne fallon for more information.


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Cabbage is more than 90% water – is this a good idea?
First, for those of you who aren’t Korean, or don’t frequent the adventurous aisles of your supermarket, I will spare a few words for the remarkable food that is kimchi.
It seems that at some point in ancient history the good folks of the Korean peninsula thought they should start pickling fermented vegetables in spicy, spicy spices. Kimchi can be made from many vegetables, but most commonly from cabbage.
You’ve been served this limp, red-slathered dish in a tiny bowl if you’ve ever been lucky enough to patronize a Korean BBQ (or any Korean restaurant for that matter).
If you’ve ever been to Korea you’ve encountered it much more often than that. Kimchi is, in fact, the national food of the Koreans. The food is so important in that nation that it’s more a deeply ingrained cultural element than a food. Your typical Korean serves three or more types of kimchi every meal, including breakfast. Kimchi is to the Koreans what apple pie would be to Americans if Aunt Bea was the tyrannical overlord of our nation. Many Koreans, and this is utterly true, own two refrigerators – a regular refrigerator and a kimchi refrigerator. A separate refrigerator, you understand, that they need to own so they have a place to keep all their kimchi.
To your average American, kimchi is something of an acquired taste. We don’t pickle as much as we used to, and cabbage was never on the menu even back when pigs feet were going in the brine. Add to that fermentation in red hot spices and it starts to become clear why kimchi isn’t more widespread in the states.
So if that’s Kimchi’s illustrious, if idiosyncratic, past what is Trader Joe’s thinking by drying it? I really can’t get over how crazy this idea is. Unless there was a protracted, filibustering exhibition of super-human showmanship, I have great difficulty imaging the board meeting where this idea was successfully pitched. Essentially, someone must have stood up and said, “We want to start dehydrating cabbage,” and every just looked at each other and nodded. How does that happen?! This is 2013 – are all our pretenses to enlightenment a hollow lie?
Let me reiterate – I like kimchi. I’m a guy who literally says, “Alright, kimchi!”, when it’s served to him. I’ve willingly purchased whole jars of kimchi and brought them home with me. This is not a weird food to me, this is something I like. But I do not like this. Dried kimchi is, essentially, a bitter dose of spices on a shrunken leaf wad. It falls into the category of foods so weird I can’t even like them for their weirdness.
As we’re all aware, cabbage is 93% water content, and the bits that aren’t water are more tolerated than celebrated. Not many people are walking around hefting heads of cabbage and biting off a big mouthful just for the flavor. Really, dehydrating cabbage is just a fancy way of throwing it away. The fact that the already intense kimchi spices get concentrated in equal intensity on these dry bits of leaf is not a selling point.
The bag advertises the dehydrated kimchi as a “snack and condiment”, but a snack it is not. Dried kimchi is something you take a small pinch of, chew on slowly, and regret your recent life decisions. It’s more bitter than anything, although it’s also tremendously spicy.
As a condiment, the dehydrated kimchi fares better. The bag makes several suggestions for working the product into your daily life, some of them ludicrous, but includes “soup” and “salad” among them.
Dried kimchi flakes on salad is not something I would encourage. If you set out to design a salad entirely around the dried kimchi flakes, I dare say you could manage it. If you simply sprinkle them on a standard garden salad like I did, your results will be less than stellar. The gnarly cabbage-ness of the flakes blends away into your other leafy greens, but the touch of bitter spiciness still stands out, clashing with the other, more dominant flavors in the salad.
Soup, I’m glad to say, fares much better. I sprinkled my kimchi on Trader Joe’s Spicy Seaweed Ramen and actually found the dish much improved. The ramen, though tasty, is fairly simple in flavor. Seaweed doesn’t contribute much to it in terms of taste, and the spicy broth is simple and straight forward without depth.
Adding dehyrdated kimchi improved the whole situation. When the kimchi contacted the broth it began to reconstitute and unfurl, essentially undoing the damage done to it by Trader Joe’s mad kitchen scientists. With a little moisture and life returned to it the kimchi fares much better – infusing the soup with it’s complex, tangy, spicy flavor. This was the only way the dried kimchi seemed edible to me – if TJ’s is serious about keeping this stuff on the shelf they should try and play up this angle.
As good as the kimchi was as a soup additive, it made me wonder “Why not just add regular kimchi to the soup?” If I’m in the market to buy some kimchi, and it comes down to dehydrated or regular, I’m going to go with regular every time. Not only can it be incorporated into more meals than the dried kimchi, but it’s cheaper per pound, and even stores better – a jar of kimchi will last in your fridge for as long as you need while the dried kimchi starts to degrade in quality as soon as the airtight bag is opened.
Overall, this is a weird exercise in food absurdity – almost an art project. If, like me, you actually like kimchi, do yourself a favor and just buy the regular, non-dehydrated stuff.
Would I Recommend It: Only to die-hard kimchi fans looking for another way to get that kimchi-fix.
Would I Buy It Again: Oh no. No, no, no.
Final Synopsis: Dehydrating cabbage is a bad idea.

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cabbage is more than 90% water – is this a good idea?
first, for those of you who aren’t korean, or don’t frequent the adventurous aisles of your supermarket, i will spare a few words for the remarkable food that is kimchi.
it seems that at some point in ancient history the good folks of the korean peninsula thought they should start pickling fermented vegetables in spicy, spicy spices. kimchi can be made from many vegetables, but most commonly from cabbage.
you’ve been served this limp, red-slathered dish in a tiny bowl if you’ve ever been lucky enough to patronize a korean bbq (or any korean restaurant for that matter).
if you’ve ever been to korea you’ve encountered it much more often than that. kimchi is, in fact, the national food of the koreans. the food is so important in that nation that it’s more a deeply ingrained cultural element than a food. your typical korean serves three or more types of kimchi every meal, including breakfast. kimchi is to the koreans what apple pie would be to americans if aunt bea was the tyrannical overlord of our nation. many koreans, and this is utterly true, own two refrigerators – a regular refrigerator and a kimchi refrigerator. a separate refrigerator, you understand, that they need to own so they have a place to keep all their kimchi.
to your average american, kimchi is something of an acquired taste. we don’t pickle as much as we used to, and cabbage was never on the menu even back when pigs feet were going in the brine. add to that fermentation in red hot spices and it starts to become clear why kimchi isn’t more widespread in the states.
so if that’s kimchi’s illustrious, if idiosyncratic, past what is trader joe’s thinking by drying it? i really can’t get over how crazy this idea is. unless there was a protracted, filibustering exhibition of super-human showmanship, i have great difficulty imaging the board meeting where this idea was successfully pitched. essentially, someone must have stood up and said, “we want to start dehydrating cabbage,” and every just looked at each other and nodded. how does that happen?! this is 2013 – are all our pretenses to enlightenment a hollow lie?
let me reiterate – i like kimchi. i’m a guy who literally says, “alright, kimchi!”, when it’s served to him. i’ve willingly purchased whole jars of kimchi and brought them home with me. this is not a weird food to me, this is something i like. but i do not like this. dried kimchi is, essentially, a bitter dose of spices on a shrunken leaf wad. it falls into the category of foods so weird i can’t even like them for their weirdness.
as we’re all aware, cabbage is 93% water content, and the bits that aren’t water are more tolerated than celebrated. not many people are walking around hefting heads of cabbage and biting off a big mouthful just for the flavor. really, dehydrating cabbage is just a fancy way of throwing it away. the fact that the already intense kimchi spices get concentrated in equal intensity on these dry bits of leaf is not a selling point.
the bag advertises the dehydrated kimchi as a “snack and condiment”, but a snack it is not. dried kimchi is something you take a small pinch of, chew on slowly, and regret your recent life decisions. it’s more bitter than anything, although it’s also tremendously spicy.
as a condiment, the dehydrated kimchi fares better. the bag makes several suggestions for working the product into your daily life, some of them ludicrous, but includes “soup” and “salad” among them.
dried kimchi flakes on salad is not something i would encourage. if you set out to design a salad entirely around the dried kimchi flakes, i dare say you could manage it. if you simply sprinkle them on a standard garden salad like i did, your results will be less than stellar. the gnarly cabbage-ness of the flakes blends away into your other leafy greens, but the touch of bitter spiciness still stands out, clashing with the other, more dominant flavors in the salad.
soup, i’m glad to say, fares much better. i sprinkled my kimchi on trader joe’s spicy seaweed ramen and actually found the dish much improved. the ramen, though tasty, is fairly simple in flavor. seaweed doesn’t contribute much to it in terms of taste, and the spicy broth is simple and straight forward without depth.
adding dehyrdated kimchi improved the whole situation. when the kimchi contacted the broth it began to reconstitute and unfurl, essentially undoing the damage done to it by trader joe’s mad kitchen scientists. with a little moisture and life returned to it the kimchi fares much better – infusing the soup with it’s complex, tangy, spicy flavor. this was the only way the dried kimchi seemed edible to me – if tj’s is serious about keeping this stuff on the shelf they should try and play up this angle.
as good as the kimchi was as a soup additive, it made me wonder “why not just add regular kimchi to the soup?” if i’m in the market to buy some kimchi, and it comes down to dehydrated or regular, i’m going to go with regular every time. not only can it be incorporated into more meals than the dried kimchi, but it’s cheaper per pound, and even stores better – a jar of kimchi will last in your fridge for as long as you need while the dried kimchi starts to degrade in quality as soon as the airtight bag is opened.
overall, this is a weird exercise in food absurdity – almost an art project. if, like me, you actually like kimchi, do yourself a favor and just buy the regular, non-dehydrated stuff.
would i recommend it: only to die-hard kimchi fans looking for another way to get that kimchi-fix.
would i buy it again: oh no. no, no, no.
final synopsis: dehydrating cabbage is a bad idea.


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is not only one of my biggest supporters but also one of my go-to sources for lighting, rugs and accessories for the home. So I wanted to update you on some new item they have that I am looooooving. Take as peek at !
Thank you for showing this. They have some great looks and I’ll be sure to bookmark their site.
Bought 2 fixtures there because I saw them on your site! Love them both.
Oooh, thanks for sharing. They’re new to me and I love their stuff! I’m on the hunt for a new rug and may have finally found what I need!
I love the first two lights, the chevron rug and the paintings! Super!
Oh I love those patterns on some of the pillows. So classical!
Love the hammered nickel pendant-I’m featuring this pendant in a post tomorrow. Your blog has been a daily read for a year now.
I’ve been super impressed with how this company has evolved over the last couple of years to be a real player in great design. Beautiful pieces….. I especially love the barstool!
and you have featured great ones.
I first found about Shades of Light through you and it has also become my go to place for hot new home items! Thanks for great sourcing!! I especially love the hammered pendant and the zigzag rug!
Love Shades of Light, if only I lived a bit closer :( They deserve all of the recognition they get, seriously guys, check them out if you ever get a chance. Great share.

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is not only one of my biggest supporters but also one of my go-to sources for lighting, rugs and accessories for the home. so i wanted to update you on some new item they have that i am looooooving. take as peek at !
thank you for showing this. they have some great looks and i’ll be sure to bookmark their site.
bought 2 fixtures there because i saw them on your site! love them both.
oooh, thanks for sharing. they’re new to me and i love their stuff! i’m on the hunt for a new rug and may have finally found what i need!
i love the first two lights, the chevron rug and the paintings! super!
oh i love those patterns on some of the pillows. so classical!
love the hammered nickel pendant-i’m featuring this pendant in a post tomorrow. your blog has been a daily read for a year now.
i’ve been super impressed with how this company has evolved over the last couple of years to be a real player in great design. beautiful pieces….. i especially love the barstool!
and you have featured great ones.
i first found about shades of light through you and it has also become my go to place for hot new home items! thanks for great sourcing!! i especially love the hammered pendant and the zigzag rug!
love shades of light, if only i lived a bit closer :( they deserve all of the recognition they get, seriously guys, check them out if you ever get a chance. great share.


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Business achievements, civic efforts and philanthropic contributions earned industry honors for two alumni of ASU’s construction school. They are Ron Rodgers (top photo), former president of J.B. Rodgers Mechanical Contracting, and Mike Fann (bottom photo, at right) with son, Jason Fann (left), another ASU construction school graduate, and the late James L. Fann, in whose honor the family funded an ASU scholarship program.
Two alumni of Arizona State University’s Del E. Webb School of Construction Programs were recently honored by the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA) for their contributions to the industry.
The national organization’s 2011 Arizona Construction Industry Pioneer Award was given to Ron Rodgers, former president of J.B. Rodgers Mechanical Contractors. He graduated from ASU with a degree in construction management in 1977.
CFMA’s 2011 Arizona Construction Executive of the Year Award went to Mike Fann, president of Fann Contracting. Fann earned his construction management degree in 1980.
The school of construction programs is part of the School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment, one of ASU’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.
Under Ron Rodgers’ leadership, J.B. Rodgers Mechanical Contractors – the company founded by his father – grew to be the largest mechanical contracting company in Arizona and among the 30 largest in the country. Rodgers is also a past president of the Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors National Association.
In honoring his career achievements, the CFMA noted Rodgers’ contributions through his business to numerous civic and community organizations.
Today, he is the chairman emeritus of the New Horizons Foundation, which supports education and research critical to the construction industry. Rodgers has committed to a $2.4 million estate gift to the Del E. Webb School of Construction Programs.
Fann has grown his company – founded by his father, James Fann – to become the largest locally owned heavy highway construction contractor in northern Arizona. The company employs more than 300 people and works with major clients such as the Arizona Department of Transportation, the Federal Highway Administration and the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
A second company, Fann Environmental, does water treatment, wastewater treatment and soil remediation.
Mike Fann’s son, Jason, a project manager for the Fann Contracting, is also a graduate of the Del E. Webb School of Construction Programs. He earned his degree in 2002.
One of the company’s recent major projects involves improvement of facilities and construction of an amphitheater at Mather Point, a popular visitors area at the Grand Canyon. The CMFA also noted the Fann company’s record of contributing to charitable causes.
In honor of Fann’s late father, the James L. Fann Memorial Scholarship was established at ASU in 2006 through a $250,000 gift to the ASU Foundation.The scholarship supports students from central Yavapai County who are pursuing careers in construction. To date it has provided $35,000 to support the studies of five construction management students.

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business achievements, civic efforts and philanthropic contributions earned industry honors for two alumni of asu’s construction school. they are ron rodgers (top photo), former president of j.b. rodgers mechanical contracting, and mike fann (bottom photo, at right) with son, jason fann (left), another asu construction school graduate, and the late james l. fann, in whose honor the family funded an asu scholarship program.
two alumni of arizona state university’s del e. webb school of construction programs were recently honored by the construction financial management association (cfma) for their contributions to the industry.
the national organization’s 2011 arizona construction industry pioneer award was given to ron rodgers, former president of j.b. rodgers mechanical contractors. he graduated from asu with a degree in construction management in 1977.
cfma’s 2011 arizona construction executive of the year award went to mike fann, president of fann contracting. fann earned his construction management degree in 1980.
the school of construction programs is part of the school of sustainable engineering and the built environment, one of asu’s ira a. fulton schools of engineering.
under ron rodgers’ leadership, j.b. rodgers mechanical contractors – the company founded by his father – grew to be the largest mechanical contracting company in arizona and among the 30 largest in the country. rodgers is also a past president of the sheet metal and air conditioning contractors national association.
in honoring his career achievements, the cfma noted rodgers’ contributions through his business to numerous civic and community organizations.
today, he is the chairman emeritus of the new horizons foundation, which supports education and research critical to the construction industry. rodgers has committed to a $2.4 million estate gift to the del e. webb school of construction programs.
fann has grown his company – founded by his father, james fann – to become the largest locally owned heavy highway construction contractor in northern arizona. the company employs more than 300 people and works with major clients such as the arizona department of transportation, the federal highway administration and the bureau of indian affairs.
a second company, fann environmental, does water treatment, wastewater treatment and soil remediation.
mike fann’s son, jason, a project manager for the fann contracting, is also a graduate of the del e. webb school of construction programs. he earned his degree in 2002.
one of the company’s recent major projects involves improvement of facilities and construction of an amphitheater at mather point, a popular visitors area at the grand canyon. the cmfa also noted the fann company’s record of contributing to charitable causes.
in honor of fann’s late father, the james l. fann memorial scholarship was established at asu in 2006 through a $250,000 gift to the asu foundation.the scholarship supports students from central yavapai county who are pursuing careers in construction. to date it has provided $35,000 to support the studies of five construction management students.


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JABALPUR JBP to JOLARPETTAI JTJ train timings, routes, stops, and complete info.
As of now, 7 trains run between from JABALPUR (JBP) to JOLARPETTAI (JTJ).
The fastest train from JABALPUR (JBP) to JOLARPETTAI (JTJ) is LKO-YPR EXPRESS (12540) that departs at 07:25 and arrives to at 12:58. It takes approximately 29:33 hours.

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jabalpur jbp to jolarpettai jtj train timings, routes, stops, and complete info.
as of now, 7 trains run between from jabalpur (jbp) to jolarpettai (jtj).
the fastest train from jabalpur (jbp) to jolarpettai (jtj) is lko-ypr express (12540) that departs at 07:25 and arrives to at 12:58. it takes approximately 29:33 hours.


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Health authorities have issued another measles warning after a person travelled on public transport and visited two universities and a grocery shop while infected.
The alert is the fourth of its kind in recent weeks.
The most recent infected person visited a number of public spaces between Sunday January 27 and Wednesday January 30.
30 January: on train from Aubin Grove to Perth between 10:25 - 11:15am, and from Canning Bridge to Mandurah between 2:20-3:15pm. On bus 100 between Canning Bridge and Cannington between 10:50-11:40am, and bus 101 from Curtin University to Canning Bridge between 2-2:50pm.
People who have been inadvertently exposed should remain vigilant for the onset of measles symptoms for the next three weeks.
Senior medical advisor in communicable diseases, Professor Paul Effler said the measles virus survives in the air or on objects and surfaces for less than two hours and is inactivated rapidly in the presence of sunlight or heat.
“It is generally considered safe for non-immune individuals to enter a room 30 minutes after a measles case has left the area," he said.
According the health department figures, the number of incidents of people in WA presenting with measles has increased from a rate of 0.3 per 100,000 people in 2015 to a rate of 1.4 per 100,000 people in 2018.
In 2018, 38 cases were recorded.
In recent weeks, people infected with measles have visited Perth Zoo, IKEA, Albany, Mandurah and used public transport and air travel.
Symptoms typically include fever, cough, runny nose and sore eyes, followed by a red blotchy rash three or four days later which usually starts on the face.
“Anyone who has had a potential exposure to measles, and who develops a fever with these other symptoms should see a doctor. It is important to call ahead of travelling to a clinic or Emergency Department so that they can be isolated from infecting other patients and staff when they arrive,” Professor Effler said.
"Complications following measles can be serious and include ear infections and pneumonia in about 10 per cent of cases.
"Around 30 per cent of cases require a hospital admission and about one person in every 1,000 will develop encephalitis, inflammation of the brain."

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health authorities have issued another measles warning after a person travelled on public transport and visited two universities and a grocery shop while infected.
the alert is the fourth of its kind in recent weeks.
the most recent infected person visited a number of public spaces between sunday january 27 and wednesday january 30.
30 january: on train from aubin grove to perth between 10:25 - 11:15am, and from canning bridge to mandurah between 2:20-3:15pm. on bus 100 between canning bridge and cannington between 10:50-11:40am, and bus 101 from curtin university to canning bridge between 2-2:50pm.
people who have been inadvertently exposed should remain vigilant for the onset of measles symptoms for the next three weeks.
senior medical advisor in communicable diseases, professor paul effler said the measles virus survives in the air or on objects and surfaces for less than two hours and is inactivated rapidly in the presence of sunlight or heat.
“it is generally considered safe for non-immune individuals to enter a room 30 minutes after a measles case has left the area," he said.
according the health department figures, the number of incidents of people in wa presenting with measles has increased from a rate of 0.3 per 100,000 people in 2015 to a rate of 1.4 per 100,000 people in 2018.
in 2018, 38 cases were recorded.
in recent weeks, people infected with measles have visited perth zoo, ikea, albany, mandurah and used public transport and air travel.
symptoms typically include fever, cough, runny nose and sore eyes, followed by a red blotchy rash three or four days later which usually starts on the face.
“anyone who has had a potential exposure to measles, and who develops a fever with these other symptoms should see a doctor. it is important to call ahead of travelling to a clinic or emergency department so that they can be isolated from infecting other patients and staff when they arrive,” professor effler said.
"complications following measles can be serious and include ear infections and pneumonia in about 10 per cent of cases.
"around 30 per cent of cases require a hospital admission and about one person in every 1,000 will develop encephalitis, inflammation of the brain."


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The contractor cost to install an electric fireplace is $2,300 vs. doing it yourself for $1,275 and saving 44 percent. Enter your ZIP Code to adjust the home improvement and repair cost to where you live.
An electric fireplace adds the warmth and charm of a fireplace without the work of a real one. And unlike earlier versions, today's units have technology and 3-D imaging that make the flame and firewood very realistic. And traditional styling with solid materials makes them look like a built-in so adding a fireplace is an attractive upgrade.
A fireplace can add a focal point to an otherwise ordinary room, no matter its size. In a small room where space is at a premium, use a corner unit; in a larger room, locate a fireplace centered on a wall or surrounded by built-in bookcases.
A heating contractor will charge $2,300, which includes labor and material, to install a 36-in wide Lennox Reflections electric fireplace with bi-fold glass doors, and a paintable wood enclosure with mantel. You can buy the fireplace unit for $1,275 and install it, saving 44 percent. That's assuming you have experience with electrical projects and some carpentry skills. If you have any doubts about doing the installation, consider hiring a professional installer. Ask the retailer where you buy the fireplace to recommend an installer.
Napoleon Fireplaces is a good resource to learn more about Electric Fireplaces.
The average price to install an electric fireplace noted above is cost data to compare a contractor’s estimate with doing it yourself. Tweak the data by adding your ZIP Code to find a local cost.

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the contractor cost to install an electric fireplace is $2,300 vs. doing it yourself for $1,275 and saving 44 percent. enter your zip code to adjust the home improvement and repair cost to where you live.
an electric fireplace adds the warmth and charm of a fireplace without the work of a real one. and unlike earlier versions, today's units have technology and 3-d imaging that make the flame and firewood very realistic. and traditional styling with solid materials makes them look like a built-in so adding a fireplace is an attractive upgrade.
a fireplace can add a focal point to an otherwise ordinary room, no matter its size. in a small room where space is at a premium, use a corner unit; in a larger room, locate a fireplace centered on a wall or surrounded by built-in bookcases.
a heating contractor will charge $2,300, which includes labor and material, to install a 36-in wide lennox reflections electric fireplace with bi-fold glass doors, and a paintable wood enclosure with mantel. you can buy the fireplace unit for $1,275 and install it, saving 44 percent. that's assuming you have experience with electrical projects and some carpentry skills. if you have any doubts about doing the installation, consider hiring a professional installer. ask the retailer where you buy the fireplace to recommend an installer.
napoleon fireplaces is a good resource to learn more about electric fireplaces.
the average price to install an electric fireplace noted above is cost data to compare a contractor’s estimate with doing it yourself. tweak the data by adding your zip code to find a local cost.