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Things to do in Singapore: Your Calories Bespeak To Christmas Feasting
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As the vacation seasons approaches, are y'all getting cook for some major feasting? While nosotros exceed away some shopping for gifts together with decorations, don't forget non to over indulge or binge on the delectable yummies. Wanna know what counts towards your calories this festive season?
Look at the listing below
Eat inward moderation for a merry holidays!
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Elizabeth's Stories: Today's Joys: Intro
Today's Joys: Intro
As one of my goals for 2015, I am starting a "Today's Joys" series of blog posts. I hope to briefly share something that brings me joy every week. I'm thinking this will be on Monday, since that's an overwhelming day as it's the start of the work week and it would be good to start with something joyful.
This first blog post in the series is more or less the intro and rational behind this idea.
I decided to write about this because I know I need to be intentional about finding the joy in life.
There are seasons which we all go where everyday just feels just like every other day, and there doesn't seem to be anything in particular to be joyful about. The mundane, the ordinary.
The unloading the dishwasher again. The repetition of meal-making. And, I mean, can there really be joy in doing laundry?
Then there are seasons when certain days are actually wonderful, but we still aren't living fully in them. We can easily see that our lives are incredibly blessed.
But there is a negativity and self-loathing that casts a grey spell over every spec of life.
It doesn't just discourage us, but also depresses everyone we come into contact with.
What makes it worse is that we honestly can't find a single thing to truly complain about, or that would warrant a downcast attitude. So why then, at times, does it feel like the weight of the world is upon us?
There could be many reasons, but one thing I know for sure.
And if you aren't armed, you will lose every time.
If you are in Christ, your know that after death, you will be reunited with Him one day.
But we are not just called to die.
And if we are not armed for life, we will lose.
It may be just a moment that is lost.
Or an hour, or a day, or a year or more.
I have lost a few moments recently.
Actually, I may have even lost a few days.
Moments and days I can't have back.
I want to arm myself.
I want to be intentional about finding joy in the everyday moments of life.
The name for this set of blog posts actually came from a comment my mommy said to me a few months ago. I was talking to her about taking pictures. I love taking pictures. I love doing things with pictures - photo books, calendars, new picture frames in the house... But I usually end up taking many more pictures than I ever have time to do anything with.
I was sharing with her how I was excited to take pictures of the wildlife in our small town, but I was frustrated because I knew I wasn't going to do anything with them. I went on to talk about all the pictures I had, and how I don't always get to do something with them and how sad it is.
She said, "Well, maybe the purpose of the pictures you are taking right now are for today's joys."

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Brevet US5195683 - Combination photographic negative and proof holder - Google�BrevetsRecherche Images Maps Play YouTube Actualit�s Gmail Drive Plus » Recherche avanc�e dans les brevets | Historique Web | Connexion Recherche avanc�e dans les brevets BrevetsA film negative and matching proof are held for storage in a receptacle formed from a unitary body of flexible material folded to form panels positioned in overlying relation to form a first pocket and a second pocket. One panel is common to both pockets and serves as a boundary layer between the pockets...http://www.google.fr/patents/US5195683?utm_source=gb-gplus-shareBrevet US5195683 - Combination photographic negative and proof holder Num�ro de publicationUS5195683 AType de publicationOctroi Num�ro de demande07/748,232 Date de publication23 mars 1993 Date de d�p�t23 ao�t 1991 Date de priorit�6 sept. 1990 InventeursRalph R. Gaetano Cessionnaire d'origineThink, Inc.Think, Inc. A Corp. Of West Virginia Classification aux �tats-Unis229/72493/920493/243283/116402/79229/800206/455 Classification internationaleB65D65/12G03C11/00B65D65/02 Classification coop�rativeB65D65/12G03C11/00 Classification europ�enneG03C11/00B65D65/12R�f�rencesCitations de brevets (26) R�f�renc� par (6)Liens externesUSPTO Cession USPTO EspacenetCombination photographic negative and proof holderUS 5195683 A R�sum� A film negative and matching proof are held for storage in a receptacle formed from a unitary body of flexible material folded to form panels positioned in overlying relation to form a first pocket and a second pocket. One panel is common to both pockets and serves as a boundary layer between the pockets positioned in back-to-back relationship. One pocket is closed along opposite lateral sides and at one end portion with the opposite end portion remaining open to receive the negative protected against undesired contact. The second pocket is positioned to receive the proof along an open end portion and an open lateral side with the opposite end portion and lateral side being closed to facilitate ease of insertion and removal of the proof.
I claim: 1. A holding device for receiving inserts comprising, an elongated body portion fabricated of a flexible, foldable material having upper and lower edges and a pair side edges, a plurality of transverse score lines positioned in spaced relation along the length of said body portion and extending between said upper and lower edges, said transverse score lines dividing said body portion into a plurality of panels separated from one another by a set of score lines, a first end panel at one of said side edges, a second end panel at the other of said side edges, an intermediate panel positioned between said first and second end panels, a first fold formed along a score line separating said first end panel from said intermediate panel to position said first end panel in overlying relation with said intermediate panel, a first pocket for receiving one insert formed by said first end panel overlying said intermediate panel, a second fold formed along a score line separating said second end panel from said intermediate panel to position said second end panel in overlying relation with said intermediate panel, a second pocket for receiving a second insert formed by said second end panel overlying said intermediate panel, said first and second pockets being positioned in back-to-back relation to position said first and second inserts back-to-back and separated from one another by said intermediate panel, said first and second pockets each having opposite open end portions, said opposite open end portions of said first pocket being positioned in overlying relation with said opposite said open end portions of said second pocket respectively, and a bottom flap formed at said body portion lower edge to close one of said overlying open end portions of said first and second pockets with the opposite end portions of said first and second pockets remaining open for insertion and removal of the inserts relative to said first and second pockets.
2. A holding device as set forth in claim 1 in which, said first pocket includes a pair of sides formed at one side by said first fold and at the other side by one of said side edges, adhesive means for securing said first end panel to said first intermediate panel along one of said side edges to close said first pocket at said sides, and said one end portion of said first pocket being closed with said opposite end portion being open for the insertion and removal of inserts into and out of said first pocket.
3. A holding device as set forth in claim 2 in which, said adhesive means includes a strip of adhesive extending along said side edge of said first end panel.
4. A holding device as set forth in claim 3 in which, said first end panel includes an extension panel at said one of said side edges, a fold line separating said first end panel from said extension panel to position said extension panel in overlying relation with said intermediate panel, said adhesive strip engaging said intermediate panel and said extension panel displaced from said fold line between said first end panel and said intermediate panel to form a closed side edge of said first pocket, and said closed side edge of said first pocket being movable relative to said intermediate panel to allow for expansion of said first pocket.
5. A holding device as set forth in claim 1 in which, said intermediate panel forms a layer common to both said first pocket and said second pocket.
6. A holding device as set forth in claim 1 in which, said intermediate panel forms a boundary layer between said first pocket and said second pocket.
7. A holding device as set forth in claim 1 in which, said intermediate panel has a width greater than the width of said second end panel so that said side edge at said second end panel is spaced from said first fold forming an edge of said intermediate panel to provide access to an opening at said side thereof into said second pocket.
8. A holding device as set forth in claim 1 in which, said second pocket has an opening extending across one end portion thereof and is closed at the opposite end portion thereof, said second pocket being bounded at side edges thereof by said second fold to close said second pocket at one side thereof and a free edge overlying said first fold between said first end panel and said intermediate panel to form an opening into said second pocket, and said opening into said second pocket extending across one end portion of said second pocket and downwardly along one side edge of said second pocket.
9. A holding device as set forth in claim 1 which includes, said bottom flap formed by a fold of said first end panel, said second end panel, and said intermediate panel in overlying relation adjacent one of said overlying end portion of said first and second pockets, and adhesive means positioned between said bottom flap and said first end panel adjacent to said fold to close said first and second first at one end portions thereof with the opposite end portions of said first and second pockets remaining open.
10. A holding device as set forth in claim 1 in which, said upper edge of said material forms a top edge of said first end panel, a top edge of said intermediate panel, and a top edge of said second end panel, said top edge of said first end panel being generally parallel to and spaced from said top edge of said intermediate panel and said top edge of said second end panel, and said top edges of said first end panel, said intermediate panel, and said second end panel forming the open end portions of said first and second pockets.
11. A receptacle for a photographic negative and matching proof comprising, a unitary body portion of a flexible material folded to form a plurality of panels positioned in overlying relation to one another to form a first pocket and a second pocket, said first and second pockets being positioned back-to-back with one of said panels being common to both of said pockets to separate said pockets from one another, said first and second pockets having overlying closed end portions and overlying open end portions, said first pocket having oppositely positioned closed sides, a closed end portion, and a opposite open end portion to receive a negative, and said second pocket having a closed side and an opposite open side with a closed end portion and an opposite open end portion to receive a proof matching with the negative such that the negative and proof are positioned in back-to-back relationship and separated from one another in said first and said second pockets respectively.
12. A receptacle as set forth in claim 11 in which, one of said panels being common to both of said pockets forms a boundary layer separating said first pocket from said second pocket.
13. A receptacle as set forth in claim 12 in which, said first pocket is connected to said second pocket by said panel common to both of said pockets.
14. A receptacle as set forth in claim 11 in which, one of said closed sides of said first pocket includes means for expanding said first pocket.
15. A method for handling and storing inserts in a receiving device comprising the step of, forming an insert receiving device by folding a unitary body of flexible material to form a plurality of panels, positioning the panels in overlying relation to one another to form a first panel, an intermediate panel, and a second panel, separating the first and second panels from one another by the intermediate panel, folding a bottom edge of the material including a portion of the first, second and intermediate panels positioned in overlying relation to form a bottom flap generally parallel to the bottom edge of the material, securing the folded bottom flap to the material to form a first pocket and a second pocket positioned back-to-back with the first and second pockets each having a closed end portion and an opposite open end portion, and separating said first and second pockets from one another by the intermediate panel.
16. A method as set forth in claim 15 which includes, closing the first pocket at opposite sides thereof and at one end portion with an opposite second end portion remaining open to provide access to the first pocket, closing the second pocket along one side and at one end portion oppositely of the closed end portion of the first pocket, and opening the second pocket along a second side and at a second end portion oppositely of the open end portion of the first pocket.
17. A method as set forth in claim 16 which includes, inserting a first insert through the open end portion of the first pocket to surround and protect the first insert from contact in the first pocket, inserting a second insert through the open second side and open end portion of the second pocket, and separating the first and second inserts from one another in back-to-back relation in the insert receiving device.
18. A method as set forth in claim 15 which includes, expanding the first pocket relative to the second pocket to facilitate inserting the first insert through the open end portion in the first pocket.
19. A method as set forth in claim 15 which includes, forming the open end portion of the first pocket by a top edge of the first panel positioned generally parallel and recessed below a top edge of the intermediate panel.
20. A method as set forth in claim 15 which includes, connecting the second pocket to the first pocket by the intermediate panel.
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Pupperville Ponderings: MAN’S BEST FRIEND
Soon Harold came staggering back to the stage complaining about his aching head. “What happened?” Randy asked. And with a big moan, Harold told Randy that Muffy went over the fence, while he went into the fence. “I thought a dog was suppose to be a man’s best friend.” Harold said as he finished telling Randy about his dog walking experience. “What on earth are you doing with a St. Bernard?” Randy asked. “Trying to catch him.” Harold replied with another moan. “But he’s twice your size.” Randy noted. “I know.” Harold replied, “Mom and Dad said I could have one, and he looked so cute. How was I to know he would get so big.”
1 Samuel 18:1-4 - After David had finished talking with Saul, he met Jonathan, the king’s son. There was an immediate bond of love between them, and they became the best of friends. From that day on Saul kept David with him and wouldn’t let him return home. And Jonathan made a solemn pact with David, because he loved him as he loved himself. Jonathan sealed the pact by taking off his robe and giving it to David, together with his tunic, sword, bow, and belt. (NLT) More than once we read where their friendship was put to the test 1 Samuel 19:1-7 - Saul now urged his servants and his son Jonathan to assassinate David. But Jonathan, because of his close friendship with David, told him what his father was planning. “Tomorrow morning,” he warned him, “you must find a hiding place out in the fields. I’ll ask my father to go out there with me, and I’ll talk to him about you. Then I’ll tell you everything I can find out.” The next morning Jonathan spoke with his father about David, saying many good things about him. “The king must not sin against his servant David,” Jonathan said. “He’s never done anything to harm you. He has always helped you in any way he could. Have you forgotten about the time he risked his life to kill the Philistine giant and how the Lord brought a great victory to all Israel as a result? You were certainly happy about it then. Why should you murder an innocent man like David? There is no reason for it at all!” So Saul listened to Jonathan and vowed, “As surely as the Lord lives, David will not be killed.” Afterward Jonathan called David and told him what had happened. Then he brought David to Saul, and David served in the court as before. (NLT) 1 Samuel 20:1-9,42 - David now fled from Naioth in Ramah and found Jonathan. “What have I done?” he exclaimed. “What is my crime? How have I offended your father that he is so determined to kill me?” “That’s not true!” Jonathan protested. “You’re not going to die. He always tells me everything he’s going to do, even the little things. I know my father wouldn’t hide something like this from me. It just isn’t so!” Then David took an oath before Jonathan and said, “Your father knows perfectly well about our friendship, so he has said to himself, ‘I won’t tell Jonathan—why should I hurt him?’ But I swear to you that I am only a step away from death! I swear it by the Lord and by your own soul!” “Tell me what I can do to help you,” Jonathan exclaimed. David replied, “Tomorrow we celebrate the new moon festival. I’ve always eaten with the king on this occasion, but tomorrow I’ll hide in the field and stay there until the evening of the third day. If your father asks where I am, tell him I asked permission to go home to Bethlehem for an annual family sacrifice. If he says, ‘Fine!’ you will know all is well. But if he is angry and loses his temper, you will know he is determined to kill me. Show me this loyalty as my sworn friend—for we made a solemn pact before the Lord—or kill me yourself if I have sinned against your father. But please don’t betray me to him!” “Never!” Jonathan exclaimed. “You know that if I had the slightest notion my father was planning to kill you, I would tell you at once.” .... At last Jonathan said to David, “Go in peace, for we have sworn loyalty to each other in the Lord’s name. The Lord is the witness of a bond between us and our children forever.” Then David left, and Jonathan returned to the town.(NLT)
When you look at the friendship of David and Jonathan there are several things we can learn. Here are three of them:A good friend is willing to give of one's self - 1 Samuel 18:3,4
Here's Something to PonderWhat do like about how your friends treat you?


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Brandi Kosiner15 September 2014 at 18:36Sounds emotional. I could probably like this oneReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd15 September 2014 at 22:41:) I think you wouldDeleteReplyLaura E. James15 September 2014 at 18:52Many thanks for taking the time to read and review Follow Me Follow You. Much appreciated.ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd15 September 2014 at 22:42:)DeleteReplybibliosanctum.com15 September 2014 at 19:17I don't think this is my kind of book, but it seems like you enjoyed it. Though the cover gets a no from me too. Something about it reminds me of "The More You Know" logo.~Mogsy @ BiblioSanctumReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd15 September 2014 at 22:43I had to google that logo ;) And yes it does look like that.DeleteReplyFelicia S15 September 2014 at 19:26That cover is not great at all :(ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd15 September 2014 at 22:42I know :/DeleteReplyAnna15 September 2014 at 20:22Glad you enjoyed it. I never would've given it a second thought since the cover is so unappealing.ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd15 September 2014 at 22:44It's cheaoDeleteBlodeuedd15 September 2014 at 22:45cheapDeleteReplyMelissa (Books and Things)15 September 2014 at 23:21You had me scared. I'm thinking no... I need an HEA. YaY! There is an HEA. *whew* :)ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd15 September 2014 at 23:23LOL, always a HEADeleteReplyHeidi@Rainy Day Ramblings15 September 2014 at 23:26Yeah for a happily ever after after all that drama. ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd15 September 2014 at 23:29:)DeleteReplyChris16 September 2014 at 00:11Completely agree with your cover assessment! LOL!ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd16 September 2014 at 22:14;=)DeleteReplyNaida16 September 2014 at 04:10It sounds like nice contemporary romance and one with more depth to it.ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd16 September 2014 at 22:19I'd like to call it more womens fiction/romantic fiction DeleteReplyLola Reviewer16 September 2014 at 04:12Blodeuedd, I was wondering, why don't you give star ratings? :P Or am I just not seeing them? O.oReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd16 September 2014 at 22:18Because people look at a ratings differently. I have given 3s and people have told me they are sorry I did not like the book. When I DID like the book, and would read more. ratings makes one person see a book and think no while another will think yesI like to write my review, have people read it, and then decide what they thinkDeleteReplyAnna (herding cats-burning soup)16 September 2014 at 06:16Whewboy yeah the cover is a definite no. Goodness. ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd16 September 2014 at 22:21I knowDeleteReplyTeddyree16 September 2014 at 11:57real, heartbreaking and a HEA ... my kind of book!!ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd16 September 2014 at 22:21;)DeleteReplyBookaholicCat16 September 2014 at 15:30This sounds like an interesting read, but I'm not sure about all the "slowly" events. ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd16 September 2014 at 22:22Not SLOW, just moving like normal peopleDeleteReplyJenny16 September 2014 at 17:33As long as there is an HEA I can deal with a more heartbreaking story:)ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd16 September 2014 at 22:22I promise you a HEADeleteReplyCarole Rae16 September 2014 at 18:46The cover and title reminds me of the "The More You Know" slogan. hahaha.Anyways...this sounds heart-breaking! I like it!ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd16 September 2014 at 22:23It was, especially her and her sonDeleteReplyDiana Leigh17 September 2014 at 06:23No, no, cover does not match blurb. I do like the sound of this one. Having to work for an HEA makes it all the sweeter.ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd17 September 2014 at 08:46Sad about the cover :/DeleteReplyMelliane17 September 2014 at 11:28it's true that when we see the cover we immediatly think of cute and sweet romance.ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd17 September 2014 at 22:27:)DeleteReplyguninactone18 September 2014 at 19:16This sounds good! Sometimes you need a happy ending but that isn't a conventional HEAReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd18 September 2014 at 21:45So rightDeleteReplyLauren D.19 September 2014 at 20:27This sounds rather intense and emotional, but also really cathartic. And NO to that cover is correct...just what?? LOL. Glad you enjoyed the story, I think I'll check it out (on kindle for sure).ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd20 September 2014 at 11:03It's a shame about the cover :/DeleteReplyjirrinereads20 September 2014 at 17:41Slowly getting back in to romance-type novels. Used to be on a kick of them a couple of years ago but was totally fed up. Now I am trying to read one once in a while. In moderation they are much more fun. Sounds like a book I should read :). And yes, the cover is a bit... plain. ReplyDeleteRepliesBlodeuedd20 September 2014 at 18:18I hear ya. It seems I am fed up on pnr. Which is of course romance ;)But normal romance, nah, still love it and hopefully always will beDeleteReplyAdd commentLoad more...


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By Ghassan Rubeiz Christian Science Monitor, Commentary September 21, 2004
Washington - The 9/11 Commission Report currentlytopping bestseller lists is good on intelligencereform. And it may be an excellent administrativedesign for a new strategy to fight terrorism.
But the report fails at analyzing the basicpolitical problem of the Middle East: failinggovernance. That is a state securityvulnerability that is a primal cause ofterrorism. There is no country in the Middle Eastthat adequately delivers services to its people,and all of those countries face major threats totheir existence or stability.
Because of this, US security is linked with thesecurity of the Middle East, especially since9/11. That's why the 9/11 Commission Report is animportant document for those in the Middle Eastas well as in the US.
Let us consider the relevance to terrorism of the"state of the state" in the Middle East.
It helps to point out that the current form ofterrorism in the Middle East can be seen as anon-conventional, criminal, and misguidedguerrilla war of political liberation. And whileterrorists use inhumane and dramatic tactics toproduce the maximum impact of damage and publicattention, terrorists are not the only source ofterror in the region.
Believe it or not, terrorists are not the mostdangerous menace in the larger scheme of things.In fact, terrorists are a byproduct of a possiblyeven greater source of menace: the terror of thestate.
Increasingly, the Middle East is becomingungovernable. The people are enraged but cannotexpress their feelings openly. They face thethreat of punishment from their governments thathave massive technologies of terror: intelligencenetworks, expanding numbers of prison cells,paranoid censorship, medieval torture, zones ofsecurity, walls of security and capitalpunishment for "treason, or apostasy."
Arab terrorists originally organized to fighttheir own political regimes, but, to anappreciable extent, they failed. Terroristsinitially fought in Egypt, Syria, Lebanon,Algeria and elsewhere, but the armies of"security" punished them fiercely.
State terror in the Middle East is all-inclusive;it is directed at acquisition of power and itsmaintenance. It has silenced poets, peaceactivists, reformers, university students,writers, poets, visionaries, human rightsactivists, feminists, religious critics,sociologists, union leaders, and others. Stateterror has liquidated or co-opted all agents ofpositive social change.
What the Middle East state has failed to silenceeffectively is the politician who pretends to bereligious or who has abused religion . They areinternally political and externally religious.All religions have their bigots, not only Islam.The Imams who support terrorism have disqualifiedthemselves from being "Islamic," but they remainmembers of the Muslim community. The Imams whosupport "blasting the infidels" cannot beconsidered Islamic because the Koran considersChristianity and Judaism as people of the (Holy)Book. The massive Arab anger about the West inthe Muslim world is largely about the US foreignpolicy, and not a religious response. Theterrorists have found religious infrastructure asa haven for political organization that is immunefrom state retribution.
The terrorists are politicians that havediscovered the mosque as a refuge to organizefollowers; they have covered their fascistideology with sectarian language; they havepainted the enemy as an adversary of faith; theyhave recruited from among the young, a group thatis passionate for absolute ideology and revealedtruth. The terrorists have hijacked the place ofworship and imprisoned the faithful in despair.
By labeling the terrorists "Islamic," the 9/11Commission Report has unintentionally served thepurpose of these underground organizers ofviolence. For it is the terrorist leaders thatcleverly and unjustifiably defined Islam to servetheir political purpose. But many Islamicauthorities have not accepted theirinterpretation of Islam. After 9/11 the Councilon American Islamic Relations condemned terrorismpublicly on repeated occasions. The (Egyptian)Azhar authorities have done the same. Naturallythere are exceptions to this trend, but againhere, there are parallels in Christianity(historically and currently) and other religions,where clerics rationalize hatred, criminalaction, and demonization on pseudo-religiousgrounds.
The Islamic label that is assigned to terroristsin the Report may also encourage the politicallymotivated US fundamentalist groups to furthersharpen their own merciless media attacks onIslam and Muslims. The 13th Annual Arab-US PolicyMakers Conference that was held in Washingtonearlier this month highlighted the the bias of USsectarian media against Islam. (To be fair, Arabmedia on the "Christian West and Jews" is alsoequally regrettable.) Reverend Jerry Falwell andPat Robertson, for example, use the media toexpress their hostility to Islam. Such clericalmedia stars portray Islam as a religion ofviolence on a regular basis on TV and radio. (Formore evidence consult Grace Halsell's bookForcing God's Hands) While mentioning therelevance of dialogue with moderate groups in theMuslim and Arab world, the 9/11 Report fails torecommend any serious measures for controllingmedia attacks on Islam in the US.
The Report, unintentionally, may reinforce themyth that there is a "good Islam and a badIslam," and that the Commission will support"good" Islam. Non-Muslims should not redefineIslam for Muslims. There is "good" Muslim and"bad" Muslim behavior, and there is "good"Christian and "bad" Christian behavior. But we donot speak of "bad" Islam or "bad" Christianity.There are Muslims who abide by their doctrine ofpeace and those who do not. Muslims differ intheir practice of Islam just as Christians orJews do. We do not condemn Islam for the behaviorof some Muslim just as we do not condemnChristianity for behavior of some Christians.
Terrorism will not subside without a radical,comprehensive plan for reform that is negotiatedregionally and internationally. Is the MiddleEast ready for a new rule-of-law social order?The report could have speculated more candidly onthis central and thorny question.
There is no easy answer to the politicalrebuilding of failing or ailing states, saysProfessor Francis Fukayama, in his latest book,"State-Building: Governance and World Order inthe 21st Century." The United Nations DevelopmentProgram's Arab Human Development Reports is agood start for pointing out deficiencies (infreedom, women's rights, and education) but thisdocument has no political teeth and is too politeabout state terror.
To deal with terrorism, the US must reevaluateits foreign policy to respond creatively andseriously to the problem of autocracy in theregion. The report recommends vague measures ofreform but has no plans to support them. Forexample, supporting the peace process earnestlyin the Middle East would open up new fertilegrounds for dialogue with Arabs and the widerMuslim world. And a new economic plan ofindustrialization, debt relief, and fair tradefor the region would facilitate future Americanpartnership with this region.
In conclusion, Arab state terror is rivaled byterrorism, but the latter is a response to theformer. It is regional suffering that needs to bebetter explained in the 9/11 Report. Buildingdemocracy is a long road. Building a middle classthrough industrialization is a prerequisite for democracy-building. Middle East politics should be the background for future US policy on security and US-Arab relations, not "Islamic terrorism."
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I Tried Being Normal Once, It Didn't Work Out: Things Turning Around..... For Some
Things Turning Around..... For Some
I have a friend in Virginia.. well two friends, a married couple.. this is not a good time for them. They are having financial troubles during the holiday season and I have tried to help as much as I can. I even sent money for them to get the meds they need this past week. Mel was ready to give up, she was going to stop even bothering with anything at all.. but today she messaged me.. telling the most awesome thing had happened, a friend of hers brought them presents and cards, within the cards was money that was well needed. $150 was in the cards.
I kept telling her that things would get better, she just needed patience. Noone believes me though, am just a crazy woman. ~shrugs~ I dont want to brag but I did tell her I would make sure things went good. My "gifts" went to work for her.. perhaps that had something to do with her friend bringing the money and gifts.. perhaps it was just coincidence. Who knows. But I am glad Mel and David are doing better now.
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How Conservative Media can truly impact this country in a positive way. | everythinghk
How Conservative Media can truly impact this country in a positive way.
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Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, Mark Levin, Michael Savage and a host of other conservative television and talk show hosts all seem to have a huge following but I’m beginning to wonder how many of the US population they truly reach.
I do quite a driving and enjoy listening to talk radio, a good dose of Michael Savage will make the miles virtually disappear while driving.
There is a lot of wisdom and knowledge passed down from these shows and they all have their loyal listeners which seems to be a core of better educated, hard working, well raised Americans or Immigrants successfully living out the American Dream. This, however, is where the demographics stop. Little is ever done on these “pseudo-intellectual” shows to simplify the message so an average educated person can become a more enlightened person. There is a continual stream of bitching from these hosts that continually bag on George Soros, David Axelrod, Barrack Obama, Broken Economics, Unrecoverable debt and so on, most of which the average educated person does not have a clue about. As an experiment, as the next 10 people you meet in the street who George Soros is.
I understand that ratings are important bit so is where the US stands in this point in time. Personally, I’d love to see these host win over a whole new fan base by actually taking the time to explain how world events are connected, how economics truly work, and of course cheering people on to become entrepreneurs instead of becoming low wage slaves.
The Conservative Media needs to start cheering more and bitching less, win over more fans and turn out the vote.
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Norman Brinker dies at 78; restaurateur helped create a new way to dine - LA Times
LOCAL OBITUARIES Norman Brinker dies at 78; restaurateur helped create a new way to dine
It was all part of Brinker's idea to make the dinner experience more relaxed and casual. He followed up with a succession of restaurants featuring festive atmospheres and moderately priced menus that found a niche between inexpensive burger joints and pricey gourmet restaurants."You have about 45 minutes to convince the customer to come again; that's your objective," Brinker told the Memphis Commercial Appeal newspaper in 1991. "Your objective, once the customer is there, is to give them such a good experience, they'll want to come again." Brinker's plans were based on meticulous market research and attentive customer service, products of his business education at what was San Diego State College in the 1950s and a management training program at Jack in the Box when the San Diego-based chain had only a handful of outlets.After starting at the bottom clearing tables and flipping patties at Jack in the Box, Brinker worked his way up the corporate ladder. He moved to Dallas in the early 1960s with his wife, San Diego tennis star Maureen Connolly, and bought a coffee shop.Brink's coffee shop didn't succeed, but in 1966 Brinker's next venture, Steak & Ale, did. He took the company public in 1971 and, after expanding to more than 100 locations, sold to Pillsbury Restaurant Group for $100 million in 1976. He stayed on with the company, eventually becoming president, and developed the Bennigan's chain, known for its "fern bars" targeted at young, single diners. He also oversaw the Burger King fast-food chain before leaving Pillsbury in the early 1980s.Brinker next set his sights on Chili's, a modest Texas hamburger chain that he bought in 1983. As chairman and chief executive, he expanded the menu to include popular items including grilled chicken breasts, tuna steaks and sizzling fajita platters.He transformed the company into Brinker International, which had more than 1,000 restaurants when he retired in 2000. It now has 1,700 locations in 27 countries.Brinker was born June 3, 1931, in Denver and grew up an only child in Roswell, N.M., where his father and mother had a small farm. There he learned to ride a horse and later drew on his equestrian skills to earn a spot on the 1952 U.S. Olympic equestrian team.He also competed in the 1954 modern pentathlon world championships while serving in the Navy during the Korean War. He married Connolly in 1955 and two years later graduated from San Diego State. The couple had two daughters, Cindy and Brenda, before Connolly died of cancer in 1969.Brinker, who remained an avid horseman, was seriously injured during a polo match in 1993. Crushed by a horse, he was in a coma for three weeks and paralyzed for three months. Doctors doubted if he'd walk again, but Brinker was mobile and back at work within four months.Brinker's survivors include his wife, Toni Chapman Brinker, and daughters.claire.noland@latimes.com

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A short stroll takes you into the heart of the village and here you will find a local pub,tea rooms,post office and local store; and just slightly further afield access to the sea and South West Coast Path. Further amenities can be found at nearby Combe Martin and Ilfracombe,with both offering a diverse range of shops,pubs and restaurants. Lovers of the coast and country will be spoilt for choice with Croyde,Woolacombe,Saunton and Exmoor National Park all within a short drive. Other attractions accessible from here include the ancient Cliff Railway at Lynton and Lynmouth,Exmoor Zoo,National Trust Arlington Court,Watermouth Castle and Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park. As you step into this delightful property from the garden side and via the French doors,you will find yourself in t... A short stroll takes you into the heart of the village and here you will find a local pub,tea rooms,post office and local store; and just slightly further afield access to the sea and South West Coast Path. Further amenities can be found at nearby Combe Martin and Ilfracombe,with both offering a diverse range of shops,pubs and restaurants. Lovers of the coast and country will be spoilt for choice with Croyde,Woolacombe,Saunton and Exmoor National Park all within a short drive. Other attractions accessible from here include the ancient Cliff Railway at Lynton and Lynmouth,Exmoor Zoo,National Trust Arlington Court,Watermouth Castle and Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park. As you step into this delightful property from the garden side and via the French doors,you will find yourself in the beautifully styled dining room with an original flagstone floor. This lovely room provides a perfect venue for a family meal,and the doors to outside enable pre-dinner drinks to be enjoyed on the patio. There is a additional ground floor WC next to the dining room. Moving through into the next room,which comprises of the lounge/kitchen. The lounge area is a sociable space that boasts comfortable sofas sat in front of a Smart TV and warming wood burner,and the kitchen itself is also brilliantly appointed and well-equipped which boasts an electric oven and gas hob,microwave,fridge/freezer and dishwasher. From here then venture into a further seating area,the cosy snug which also offers a Smart TV and open-fire. Located just off this there is a useful utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer,meaning that it is possible to keep everyone looking ship shape while enjoying your coastal escape! Heading up the middle staircase and onto the first floor,you will then discover the first of the pretty bedrooms,all of which boast fabulous countryside views. The furthest away is the stunning super-king-size bedroom with en-suite bathroom with bath,separate shower and WC,and here it is possible to lounge in the bath whilst gazing across the fields. A delightful king-size bedroom and then a twin bedroom sits next to this,and these rooms are serviced by a bathroom with bath and WC,and a further separate WC,located at the top of another short flight of steps. The far end of the property offers all the comforts and facilities of a separate cottage,meaning that anyone looking for some space and quiet has somewhere to relax. Here you will find a further light and bright lounge/kitchen/diner with a sofa bed,that can be used to accommodate two additional guests,Smart TV and an open-fire to enjoy. The kitchen area offers an electric oven and gas hob,microwave,fridge and dishwasher. A separate set of stairs then leads to a delightful double bedroom and a lovely bathroom with hand-held shower on roll-top bath and WC. Venturing outside,you can explore the stunning third of an acre enclosed tiered garden with sloping lawn terraces. There is also a great sun-trap patio area located directly outside the dining room and this boasts garden furniture and a charcoal BBQ. Private off-road parking for two cars is provided,and further derestricted roadside parking is located directly outside. More
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Dispatches from a second story bedroom: Loïc Prigent watches you sleep
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While neither as frothy as Signe Chanel nor as brass tacks, Marc Jacobs & Louis Vuitton was worth watching for the mere fact that this was probably the last collection before Marc boarded the crazy train and started publicly dating rent boys and tanning 24/7. A little bit of untoned belly and the final shred of pull he might have had with me were he not into the aforementioned rough trade remain. There's something very boyish about his charm. He doesn't seem very serious, or at least understands that fashion is frivolous. He gets how ridiculous fashion awards are.
It was refreshing to see his process and that he still manipulates fabric in a very arts and crafts way. He doesn't sketch an entire look like der Kaiser and send it off to the mains to figure out. Nor does he merely give approval to the final product and have his muses select jewelry or whatever it is that Amanda Harlech officially does around Chanel either. In the final days before a show and he curates his own collection from multiples he's had made in various colors. He then dresses his models like mannequins in a window, taking into account their coloring and ability to pull off wearing, in this case, the multiple cranial accessories for the S/S 2007 show.
His whole approach is so immensely collaborative and easy going. He's managed to integrate the sensibility of Marc Jacobs on the luxury scale of the LVMH group. Which, when you think about it must make the work all the more fulfilling. The artistic/monetary freedom to do whatever bound by the expectation of a very large, very serious corporation must be a pair of golden handcuffs. I loved the scene where they took a scummy old acrylic sweater and sent it off and the cashmere fairies sent back the exact same color/knit in 4 ply. Quelle rêveur, for sure.
The entire design team craft pieces for the collection and more gets left behind in the studio than shown on the runway. The immense profit made from the handbag portion of Louis Vuitton must allow for this kind of creative waste. They showed an entire hallway lined three pairs of shoes deep, in a rainbow array that would never be shown or made for public consumption. It was almost sick-making (I want to personally thank Fabrizio Viti for his work). I imagined where they might all end up and if they were all stolen by underpaid minions or sold at sample sales. I can only imagine what goodies were left behind from the incredibly baroque S/S 2009 season. I'd like any unused straw boater hats please.
Here Marc gives everyone working on the Ladurée bag, one of his protein bars. Can you imagine Karl Lagerfeld doing anything so gauche as talking about constipation? Especially in a non-sexual context? Those Germans do love their scheiße.
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R.I.P. James Cotton & Cotton Crop Blues | What Do You Do for an Encore?
R.I.P. James Cotton & Cotton Crop Blues
“Cotton Crop Blues” (1966). R.I.P James Cotton (1935-2017).
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Amazon.com: Profile For Donovan D. Mattole: Reviews
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Reviews Written by Donovan D. Mattole "songofalbion" (Silverton, OR United States)
by James F. DavidEdition: Hardcover
Wow! An amazing read...impossible to put down, May 10, 2005
This review is from: Judgment Day (Hardcover)
James F. David doesn't crank the novels out as fast as many novelists (I guess that's hard to do when you work full-time as a psychology professor), but each book that comes out is well worth the wait. His book "Fragments" was the best pyschological thriller I have ever read and I still think "Footprints of Thunder" is still one of the most original modern sci-fi novels written in the past couple of decades. The amazing thing about David is that he makes each story original and there is never a predictable pattern to his novels. Each book is totally different. He obviously has a lot of fun with his stories. A perfect example of this is looking for his books at Borders. You'll notice a couple are classified as horror, one is in the mystery/thriller section, one is in sci-fi and this latest is classified as Christian fiction - of all places. None of his books can fit in a typcial "category/genre". The book buyers may struggle with were to place him, but his fans don't (each book is a combo of all of the genres and can't be boxed). All I can tell you is if you haven't read him, start today - you won't be disappointed.As I listed in my revew title, this book was impossible to put down. My only problem - I have to wait a couple years until his next offering. Hopefully, a sequal to "Judgment Day"!
by Debra MurphyEdition: Hardcover
Literary Mystery - to be enjoyed by all, February 3, 2005
This review is from: The Mystery of Things (Ashland Grail Cycle ; Bk. 1) (Hardcover)
This is one of those novels that at first glance may be off putting - or at least it was for me. I'm not a Shakespeare scholar in the least and thought all of the literary references and Shakespearian quotes would go right over my head and I'd be lost. As soon as I started reading my apprehensions quickly evaporated. While it does abound with literary references and graduate students and their studies play a large part in in the book, the references only wet your appetite to read more of Shakespeare and those who influenced him. It truly is a mystery novel, but it is a lot more then your typical "who-did-it" variety. It is very well written and the descriptions and conversations bring the story and characters to life. While it is a mystery novel and the plot does move along pretty quickly, I really took my time reading it - enjoying each paragraph and savoring the writing and the story as it developed. I highly recommend this novel.
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Excellent family film!, January 23, 2004
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This is one of those movies that will warm your heart and stay with you for a long-time. Great story!
by Da Capo PressEdition: Hardcover
Depends on what you want..., December 6, 2003
This review is from: A Book Lover's Journal (Hardcover)
I bought this to help keep a record of all of the books I read, including the date, title, author, etc. The problem I soon found is that each page is for only one book. It includes all of the vital info on top, but then you have an entire page to write your notes, thoughts, quotes or whatever you'd like. I never have a lot to say and so it seems a waste. I ended up just using each page for mutliple records. So, if you want a journal to record your thoughts as you read the book, then this is perfect. If like me you don't really write a lot, but want a record of everything you've read then this isn't the best book. I guess the key word is "journal".
Depends on what you are looking for..., October 24, 2003
This review is from: Romans: The Niv Application Commentary: From Biblical Text to Contemporary Life (Hardcover)
I agree that Moo's other commentary is a lot more indepth and a lot better, but for a Bible study of Romans this is the perfect commentary. It's half the price and it doesn't include all of the technical info that is important for a serious study, but not necessary for a basic Bible study. The key word is "Application" - this is a great guide that gives some background and good application to Paul's letter to the Romans, without getting too indepth. If you are looking for a guide to help you understand Romans and apply it to your life, I'd highly recommend this one. If you are a theological student studying Romans more indepth - go with Moo's bigger commentary.
The best SRL book since Byzantium and an incredible story!, September 9, 1999
This review is from: Avalon:: The Return of King Arthur (Hardcover)
Stephen Lawhead masterfully recreates Arthurian Britain in the twentieth century. Arguably Lawhead's best novel to date, I found it impossible to put down. This is a well-crafted novel that will keep you up late at night, enthralling you until the last page is turned. Avalon is a modern fantasy that combines Lawhead's vintage storytelling ability and well-crafted language with modern suspense and mystery. You will be hard pressed to find a better or more original retelling of the Arthurian tale. I absolutely loved it and I know you will too! - Donovan Mattole
If you read this book you are in for some fun!, September 8, 1999
-Be prepared to fall in love with Rhapsody. -Be prepared for a true epic fantasy. -Be prepared to lose sleep. -Be prepared for an incredible journey.I know because all of the above happened to me (and I admit that as a bookseller - this happens less and less over the years). Buy this book (or borrow it) - you won't regret it!Happy reading!P.S. Ms. Haydon, can we expect any short-stories or anything else to keep us going while we wait for the next book in this massive series?
Best Lawhead book to date!, September 2, 1999
Now that I've read The Iron Lance and Avalon, I thought I'd stop in and read the reviews on Byzantium (I previously reviewed this book on July 27, 1997, but since they are now refering to me only as "a reader" I felt entitled to say something else). I was surprised by a few (to say the least). I honestly think Byzantium is Lawhead's best book ever. I loved Avalon, but it still didn't pass Byzantium as my all time favorite. If you like historical fiction or just want an excellent story with extremely well developed characters - this is the book for you. The important thing is to read the book with an open heart for the powerful message that is portrayed. It is a true story of redemption. I think one of the reasons I loved the book so much is I felt a kinship with the main character, Aidan, unlike I have with any other fictional character. After you read this, read the Celtic Crusade books, beginning with The Iron Lance. These continue the story and you'll see what happened to Byzantium a few hundred years later. Happy reading!

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Seamus Heaney 1939-2013. R.I.P.
Nobel Laureate Seamus Heaney died yesterday 30.08.2013.
With Roger Cummiskey at the Bank of Ireland Arts Centre Foster Place, Dublin.1999.
Bank of Ireland Arts Centre.
A Stroll Through Ulysses - an art exhibition by Roger Cummiskey.
Seamus gave a lunchtime reading and book signing.
We chatted later.
Slan, Seamus.
Heaney’s gravestone epitaph is revealed. Irish Central, 14.08.2015.
The lines are taken from his Nobel Prize speech in 1995. Responding to what the lines meant Heaney told the Harvard Crimson publication the following: “A person from Northern Ireland is naturally cautious. You grew up vigilant because it’s a divided society. My poetry on the whole was earth-hugging, but then I began to look up rather than keep down. I think it had to do with a sense that the marvelous was as permissible as the matter-of-fact in poetry. That line is from a poem called “The Gravel Walks,” which is about heavy work—wheeling barrows of gravel—but also the paradoxical sen…
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Ok, maybe your grandparents probably slept like you. And your great, great-grandparents. But once you go back before the 1800s, sleep starts to look a lot different. Your ancestors slept in a way that modern sleepers would find bizarre – they slept twice. And so can you. The History The existence of our sleeping twice per night was first uncovered by Roger Ekirch, professor of History at Virginia Tech. His research found that we didn’t always sleep in one eight hour chunk. We used to sleep in two shorter periods, over a longer range of night. This range was about 12 hours long, and began with a sleep of three to four hours, wakefulness of two to three hours, then sleep again until morning. References are scattered throughout literature, court documents, personal papers, and the ephemera of the past. What is surprising is not that people slept in two ses…
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Abstract landscape, w/c. R Cummiskey.
In a previous TAE article I mentioned that it is best to take a 'less is more' approach when exhibiting artwork at a physical location. I suggested that displaying too much artwork at once can become a 'blur' of visual information that distracts viewers. In other words, gallery visitors will have a difficult time 'locking in' on each piece if too much is offered -- they will be overwhelmed by the visual bombardment placed before them. The same tip can be applied to an artist website. You don't want to overwhelm your website visitors. Less is more!
I view thousands of artist websites each week. It is common for me to discover artist websites that are packed with hundreds of art images. This approach is unnecessary in my opinion. In fact, this image hoarding, if you will, can be troublesome for a number of reasons -- I've listed a few below:
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9780664223557: The Making of American Liberal Theology: Idealism, Realism, and Modernity, 1900-1950 - AbeBooks - Gary Dorrien: 0664223559
49.24 Gary Dorrien The Making of American Liberal Theology: Idealism, Realism, and Modernity, 1900-1950
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9780060200374: Up the Chimney Down and Other Stories - AbeBooks - Joan Aiken: 0060200375
Joan Aiken Up the Chimney Down and Other Stories
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Naya & Darla's 2nd Log Cabin with Netflix for 6
·Tagaytay, Cavite, Филиппины
Отдельная комната в жилье типа кондоминиум, хозяин: William
Выдающееся гостеприимствоFrancis Milani отмечено следующим числом недавних гостей: 11.
This is an entire condominium unit made to feel like a log cabin. We are the first and only of this theme at Tagaytay Prime Residences Cityland where you can enjoy all the comforts of home in your own log cabin space. Our 2nd log cabin has one bedroom, a space for six persons with aircon, cable tv, Netflix, wifi internet, heated shower, drinking water and a kitchen. Sleeping arrangement is one (1) queen size bed (60 x 75), one (1) sofa bed (54 x 75) and a futon mattress. Floor area is 27 sqm.
Located at Tagaytay Prime Residences Cityland. It is a log cabin style one bedroom condo unit which is elegant and clean. It is provided with the basics for your stay like fresh linens, two (2) towels and a tissue. We have complete dining utensils and our kitchen has ref, microwave, rice cooker, electric kettle and water filter.
The condominium has six elevators servicing tenants and guests. You get to use the swimming pool for free which is open from 7 am to 10 pm, except Monday and Thursday during its cleaning. There's also a roof deck with a great view of Taal.
This is an entire condominium unit made to feel like a log cabin. We are the first and only of this theme at Tagaytay Prime Residences Cityland where you can enjoy all the comforts of home in your own log cabin space. Our 2nd log cabin has one bedroom, a space for six persons with aircon, cable tv, Netflix, wifi internet, heated shower, drinking water and a kitchen. Sleeping arrangement is one (1) queen size bed (60…
The place is located in an area with great selection of malls, restaurants and cafes. Close to public transportation and with many banks and supermarkets nearby.
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Greetings. My name is William and I'm now staying here at my dad's hometown of Tagaytay City to take care of my condos for rent. On a not so busy days, I do running and biking because I am a lover of nature. I'm also a traveler that uses Airbnb all the time because of the many conveniences it has to offer and I like to personally receive all my guests who come to experience living in this fantastic, stress free city
Greetings. My name is William and I'm now staying here at my dad's hometown of Tagaytay City to take care of my condos for rent. On a not so busy days, I do running and biking beca…
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Another 100 year old house renovation: City shade tree
City shade tree
Way back in March 2011 I received the phone call concerning the tree I applied for ... way back in September, 2009. I wasn't expecting this call at all as I had been informed that there was a two year waiting list and I may as well get my own tree. The unexpected voice mail informed me they are ready to plant a tree and I need to choose which one. They said my yard was ideal for a shade tree as there were no over hanging wires. He left a list of my tree options.
I compiled a list of my favourite tree things ...
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1) Fast growing - I want to hang a tire swing and a knotted rope ladder from the tree before my kids get to big - optimistic aren't I.
2) Flowering - I love flowering spring trees
3) That was it. My short list.
None of the trees on their list were flowering so I called the City Arborist to discuss the options and made a quick, gut decision. The Katsura, in honor of Japan and its recent tragedy. I had never heard of this tree and I was happy try it out.
Sometime in May the city came out and put some white markings and flags on the grass. And then in June the electrical company came out and put some yellow markings and flags on the grass. Slow process it seemed. And finally, in late June, the landscapers came out and planted my tree! Just 22 months after I applied online. Less then the 2 year waiting list. Kudos city!
Last summer I went ahead and got my own tree; advise from the city person I spoke with. I picked a Japanese Maple, in hopes of turning it into a Weeping Japanese Maple. Near the end of last summer I realized and discovered this tree does not care for afternoon sun. The leaves get a little old and holey. Luckily it survived its first winter and even grew a bit.
Now I have my big city shade tree that will eventually provide the necessary shade for my Japanese Maple. And shade for my west facing home, in about 15 years.


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at Casa Espinela
... to give their visitors the best stay. Great food, clean room and nice and helpful people. Mr Osmel speaks German,...
... renovated and it appear as a Three stars hotel with only two room. The owners are extremely Kind and helpfil Surely my Best...
... cook awesome breakfasts and dinners for you upon request. Room was decent, with air-con and good shower water pressure. ...
Henriette R wrote a review Mar 2020
Esbjerg, Denmark16 contributions1 helpful vote
The family are the nicest people and they always make the best effort to give their visitors the best stay.
Great food, clean room and nice and helpful people.
Mr Osmel speaks German, Spanish and a little English.
mauriziovallino wrote a review Apr 2016
The casa la espinela is Very Nice, recente renovated and it appear as a Three stars hotel with only two room.
The owners are extremely Kind and helpfil
Surely my Best House in Cuba.
They provide us a bici taxi Very early in the morning. Breakfasts were Nice generous and satisfying
Joshua N wrote a review Mar 2016
Good friendly owners - and they breakfast and dinners are awesome
Friendly owners that will cook awesome breakfasts and dinners for you upon request. Room was decent, with air-con and good shower water pressure.
Need to understand that the owners don't speak much English, but I managed to get by with my half-baked Spanish. Also may not have the best travel options (including English speaking guides for local tours)
mijapo88 wrote a review Mar 2016
Sydney, Australia11 contributions23 helpful votes
Lovely Casa, Lovely Host!
We spent 3 nights in this beautiful Casa during our time in Trinidad in January. The rooms are nice and big, with private bath and exceptionally clean!! Probably the nicest room we had during our stay in Cuba!
Breakfast is delicious and prepared by the host himself, Osmel. We also had the pleasure of having dinner one night at the Casa which was delicious! Very generous serving sizes as with all Casa meals in Cuba. Osmel speaks fluent German which wasn't much help for us, but he is learning more and more english as the days go on!
Make sure you get up to the rooftop for a sunset drink. The views are amazing! The Casa is located in a quite part of town just a short walk from the old town. Overall a wonderful place to stay and would definitely recommend it to others!
butforthesky wrote a review Feb 2016
Washington DC, District of Columbia55 contributions34 helpful votes
So clean, wonderful host and tasty food!
Osmel and Lissy are great hosts, welcomed us with mojitos, Osmel sang to us, and even invited us to see him sing at Ruinas del Segarte, which ended up being our favorite place to see live music in Trinidad (free, outdoors, and one of the few places tourists and locals mix). Didn't like the restaurant he sent us to the first night, La Escherra (touristy and overpriced). Go to La Botija or have Osmel cook all your meals instead. There are two rooms (ours, the front one, had a full size bed and a twin bed) and a shared living room/kitchen. Extremely clean, nice rooftop with sea and mountain view. Delicious breakfast ($5) and dinners ($10-12) with meat/fish and lots of veggies and very filling. Some issues with hot water, just tell him when you want to shower and he'll make sure the water is hot (good water pressure). Good AC too. Location is near the train station, only 10 min walk into Plaza Major which is nice because you can see a bit more of a real town and daily life near the casa, and along the walk, since the town center is quite touristy! Osmel was so wonderful, friendly, and helpful, but you should come with an idea of what you want to do in the area, as he isn't a travel agent!


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Bittman Recipe Reviews: Chocolate Cookies (Variation)
Recipe: Chocolate Cookies (variation of Butter Cookies)
Page: p. 892
These are nice little cookies to know about. They're more cake-y than chewy or crisp. They aren't terribly sweet hot out of the oven, but in my experience, chocolate cookies taste a little sweeter as they cool. I'm not sure why. I added Andes Mint Candy chips to mine (about 1/2 cup); if I hadn't, I think I might have used a sweeter chocolate mixture. Mark recommends a mixture of unsweetened chocolate and sweetened chocolate; for my sweetened chocolate, I used bittersweet chocolate. Semisweet might a better choice if you're not going over the top and adding MORE chocolate like I did in the candy pieces. (This begs the question: CAN you have too much chocolate?)
The recipe made right at 3 dozen cookies; mine are 2-3 inches across. They don't spread too much in the oven, and I used a regular teaspoon like I might use for eating out of. (not a soup spoon/tablespoon)
Labels: 4 Stars, Betsy, Desserts, Fast, HTCE, Make Ahead, Vegetarian