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Open Kitchen | Cooking Classes & Culinary Programming
Welcome to our Open Kitchen!
Spring and summer cooking classes and learning experiences devoted to the dedicated home cook. No matter your skill, there is something for everyone!
Classes are held at the SCS Kitchens: 136 Ontario Street, Stratford
Trade Secrets
Intensive workshops focused on a cooking technique, dish or product. Subjects include Pasta, Bread, Preserving, Pastry, Wine and more.
Get Cooking!
Intensive workshops focused on themed recipes followed by an opportunity to enjoy your creations. Subjects include Brunch, Vegetarian, and International Cuisines.
Advanced Cookery
Intensive, hands-on, skills building workshops dedicated to the more seasoned home cook. Subject areas include Butchery, Specialty Pasta.
How Do I Use That?
Informative workshops dedicated to demonstrating how to use new-to-you kitchen tools and gadgets. An opportunity to try before you buy. Subjects include Pressure Cookers, Immersion Circulators, Spiral Slicers and Mandolins.
Team Building & Wellness
Social and educational hands on cooking events for groups of 15 to 30 allow guests to cook alongside friends and colleagues or break into teams and compete. Let us build a unique event to suit your team.
2018 Open Kitchen Passes Available
Buy a pass to 4 classes and save!
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Professional Program & Dining Series
Since 1983, the Stratford Chefs School has set the standard of excellence for culinary training in Canada graduating over 700 alumni who now contribute to our distinctive Canadian cuisine.
Between October and March each year, the School is proud to offer our celebrated Dinner Series. As part of their training, students rotate through kitchen positions to produce new menus daily under the guidance of the School's faculty of esteemed local chefs and guest chefs from across Canada and around the world.
Dinner is served Tuesday to Saturday (While school is in session).
Dinner Seatings: 6:30pm, 6:45pm, or 7:00pm
For reservations, please call 519.271.1414 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Our students strive daily for perfection in their studies. You can take part in their journey and experience some extraordinary dining. Please join us!
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2 large eggs
2 salt-packed anchovies
¼ cup white wine vinegar
1 tbsp finely chopped shallot
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'Secondary disaster' in NY
In the midst of the holiday season, flood damage is still burdening hundreds of people in Broome County, New York.
BY SUSAN KIM | BROOME COUNTY, N.Y. | December 18, 2006
The look on some faces is just tragic.
Greg Jenkins
In the midst of the holiday season, flood damage is still burdening hundreds of people in Broome County, New York.
Water inundated hundreds of homes in June and then again in November.
Now the number-one need is furnaces, said Greg Jenkins, case management coordinator for the Broome Area Networking in Disaster (BAND). BAND comprises faith-based and community-based groups that are trying to address unmet needs and help people plan their long-term recovery.
"Furnaces have not been replaced, and they continue to break down on a regular basis," said Jenkins. Some were destroyed immediately by floodwaters, while others gradually corroded from water damage and are just now malfunctioning.
"And the weather is getting cold and wet," said Jenkins. BAND is attempting to offer both financial assistance and help installing new furnaces - but the group needs more monetary donations and more volunteers.
"Finances and help are two commodities we are very, very short on," said Jenkins. "We have ended up in this crunch, a secondary disaster."
The holiday season, instead of being a time of joy, has heightened the stress for many flood survivors. "The stress level is just exponentiating day by day. When you couple that with the holidays - people lost their decorations, the history of their own family. And many of them can't be in their own homes. The look on some faces is just tragic. You can see the emptiness at a time of year when hope is supposed to abound."
And the county is not talking about a few dozen people. Jenkins estimates BAND will provide case management services for a minimum of 600 people on a long-term basis. The county had 4,800 registrations for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) assistance.
People who had damage during the June floods are eligible to receive individual assistance from FEMA. The agency is still reviewing whether to offer individual assistance for the November floods. Jenkins and others are urging federal officials to expedite the decision so people can start receiving assistance.
While some people were hit by repeat flooding - both in June and November - others were hit for the first time in November. Going back to "square one" in terms of recovery has added to the stress not only for flood survivors but for caregivers as well, said Jenkins.
Still, he said, even as the stress grows, he sees the community sticking together. "This has really brought back to light the word neighbor and what it really means. We're out from behind our TVs and our computers. We come out to the curb and we say, hey there's people out here."
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Masterclass in...
Our range of Masterclass events focus on specific regions or themes that are outside of our regular tastings. Some of these will be in collaboration with producers, some are simply because we've been asked by our customers to create something on a particular topic.
These tastings will still presented in our normal friendly and informal style, but feature more detail on the topic in question. Great for those that want to learn more!
Whisky, Cheese and Chocolate Tasting Greenwich :: Thu 27th Sep 2018
We love whisky here about as much as we love wine. If you too appreciate a good Scotch, Bourbon or indeed any type of whisky, then it is certainly time
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Date/Time: 27th Sep 2018 at 7.00pm
Venue: The Mitre, 291 Greenwich High Road, SE10 8NA
Bordeaux Masterclass Beckenham :: Wed 21st Nov 2018
Join us for an evening discovering the wines of Boredeaux! This French region is home to many of the most famous and prestigious wines in the world, and has been a
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Date/Time: 21st Nov 2018 at 7-9pm
Venue: The Chancery, 90 Bromley Road, Beckenham, BR3 5NP
Port and Cheese Matching :: Fri 30th Nov 2018
Prepare yourself for an evening of indulgence on our Port and Cheese tasting! You may have heard of Port and Stilton as a common combination so now is your
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Gearing Up
So my dear friend Kyle brought up to me a couple of weeks ago as I spoke with him from the airport in Ft. Lauderdale, that for being a single mother with no money, I sure seem to get to a lot of places. Yes I do. It is funny how when you set your mind to something, that the universe does provide a way. So here I am, home for a couple of weeks and packing to leave. Again. This time the distance is closer, but a whole new adventure none the less! I will leave early Saturday AM and stop west of Lehi and race Five Mile Pass, expert level and then head with Canyon to my parents in St. George. A day of hellos and a quick goodbye, and I am off again to Henderson, NV. Canyon will stay with Pop-Pop and Iggy (little brother's iguana Canyon thinks is a dinosaur 🙂 —he is so funny!) and my mom while I go to race in the Land Rover G4 Nevada Passage Challenge.
This will be my first shot at at adventure racing!!! It is a slightly different (okay, very different format) than a typical adventure race, but I am soooooo excited and nervous and scared to death to go and do it!!!! It will have 10 teams of 1 male and 1 female whom they paired up–I have yet to meet my partner. It is from May 5-9 with television interviews the day before and the day after it ends. We are being issued Land Rovers and most of our other gear, clothing, etc. I'm hoping that if I say pretty please and smile real big they let me keep mine? That would be cool, but probably not!
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FORMER supermodel Twiggy knows her stuff when it comes to style.
The glam 64-year-old believes it's all about attitude, not age, and that size is not important when it comes to looking good.
We couldn't agree more. Here, the Marks & Spencer star talks us through her top tips for the spring/summer season.
Invest in block brights: After what seems like a never-ending winter, one thing that perks me up is a great pop of colour in my wardrobe.
Block brights are a big trend for the season ahead, help you stand out in a crowd and are sure to put a smile on your face. I wore this lovely pink lace dress, £59, from my latest Twiggy For Marks & Spencer collection, to my daughter Carly's wedding last year.
Accessorise in style: If a bright pink dress is too much for you, think about investing in a colourful handbag or fun accessories. Look out, too, for a striking scarf or statement necklace, especially in animal prints, pastels and metallics.
Try tailoring: If you're bored of dresses, a sleek tuxedo is a great alternative. They've been a big hit on the red carpets and ooze cool.
My favourite is a figure-hugging jacket with a silk lapel (far right), £59, also from my collection. Wear it with matching trousers or dress it down with leggings or jeans.
Wrap up well: Your coat is just as important as what goes underneath. You wear it nearly every day so treat yourself to a good one.
Statement coats are big news this spring so snap up something that's sure to turn heads. I love the practicality of the parka I designed with M&S, left.
Edit your underwear: Choosing the right underwear for your outfit is key. The high street has a great selection of shaping and control pieces to give you confidence.
VPL is awful and can really ruin the perfect silhouette. Make sure you treat yourself to some pretty sets, too. Gorgeous matching underwear can make you feel amazing in even the most boring outfit. Check your tights fit well and are ladder-free, or it will ruin the look.
Mix it up: I love to wear vintage pieces with high-street trends and then something from one of my favourite designers, too. None of it has to be expensive. I search charity shops, sample sales and the local high street for key pieces that create a unique and eclectic look.
Be inspired: Look through fashion mags and watch designer catwalk shows, even if you can't afford the clothes on show.
It will inspire you and you'll be aware of trends and gain valuable knowledge from the biggest names in the business.
One of my friends, designer Matthew Williamson, sent some gorgeous prints down the catwalk for spring so I'm following his lead and digging out patterned pieces from my wardrobe.
Don't be afraid of leather: Leather made a seriously fashionable comeback a few years ago and it looks like it's here to stay. Treat yourself to something luxe that you'll love for seasons to come.
There are great pencil skirts, dresses, jackets and trousers on the high street in black, nude and brighter hues. I have a great pair of leather and jersey leggings, £99, in my M&S collection – I live in them.
Look at hair and make-up: Think about what you're doing with them. Just adding a red lipstick or a bright nail polish can dramatically change your look. Pastel colours are back with a vengeance. Treat yourself to a new varnish.
When it comes to hair, the low ponytail was popular on the catwalks, as was the easy up-do. They're both low maintenance but high impact.
Go back to basics: A key secret to looking fabulous is to look after yourself. Eat healthily – I don't believe in diets but things in moderation – get plenty of sleep, drink lots of water, exercise and never go to sleep with your make-up on.
And remember to treat yourself. It could be a night out or a bar of chocolate but all these things will result in a hotter, happier and healthier you.
Have fun: My final tip is that fashion is about having fun and experimenting. It's all about attitude, not how old you are. Be happy and your confidence will shine.
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Designing and selling clear photopolymer stamps and metal craft dies for card making and scrapbooking
Metal cutting die
A stand alone metal cutting die of the word 'love' in a brush lettered style. Measuring approx 1.5" x 1".
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- Electric fan oven
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- En suite to bedroom 1
- LED downlights to kitchen & bathroom
- 10-year NHBC warranty
On entering the Capella, residents will be greeted by a welcoming entrance hallway, which leads onto the property's impressive, open-plan kitchen and dining area. Here, stylish fitted kitchen units are accompanied by matching upstands and worktops, as well as an integrated electric fan oven, built-in gas hob and stainless steel chimney hood.
The adjoining dining area provides an ideal space for entertaining, with a set of elegant French doors leading onto the rear garden.
A spacious living room can be accessed via stylish double doors from hallway, and features an attractive bay window*, providing a pleasant dual aspect in this room. Completing the ground floor, there is a modern cloakroom and a useful storage cupboard, both located off the hallway.
To the first floor, there are three bedrooms, the largest of which benefits from a private en-suite shower room. There is a contemporary family bathroom also on this floor, which is furnished with white Roca sanitaryware, chrome fittings and modern LED downlights.
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- Kitchen, dining area - 5.305m (max) x 3.599m (max) (17'5" (max) x 11'10" (max))
- Living room - 5.305m (max) x 4.397m (max into bay) (17'5" (max) x 14'5" (max into bay))
First floorReset Out In
- Bedroom 1 - 5.235m x 3.497m (17'2" x 11'6")
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Lenders review their products on a regular basis. However, to give you some very rough guidance, if you are a buyer with 30% deposit, rates range from 2% - 3%. If you have 20% deposit, rates range from 2.95% - 4% and if you have up to 10% deposit, rates range from 4.19% to 4.39%.
It is recommended that Help to Buy purchasers consult a mortgage broker or lender directly for information regarding the latest interest rates available.
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Giant Sign In Memory Book decorated in your Masquerade Theme.
Approx. Dimensions: 16"w x 19" tall
Assembly Required
Step 1 - Choose the colors for the Mask and Ribbon Trim.
Step 2 - After you click "add to cart" you will be redirected to purchase Letters and Numbers for your book.
Tip: Book is shown with:
4 inch Modern Gold '16'
2 inch Modern Gold Letters for 'Susan'.
Matching products:
Mask Colors
Apple Mask
Ribbon Choices
Zebra Stripe
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Gold Diamond
Silver Diamond
Purple Diamond
Blue Cracked Ice
Red Cracked Ice
Black Cracked Ice
Bright Pink Prism
Product Information:
Included are all the needed supplies, detailed instruction sheets and designer tips. We do the prep work, no painting required. Use this to welcome your guest at the entrance of your event venue. Guest may sign their names and the book becomes a keepsake to remember your event. Great for Weddings, Bat and Bar Mitzvahs, Sweet Sixteen, Quinceanera and any Mardi Gras Theme Party.
Approx. Assembly Time: 5 min
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Many of us have thought about it. Mostly while daydreaming in our cubicles, the rest while crying in the office bathroom. We need to take a gap year!
A gap year is a period to take a break from life to pursue whatever that is you want, usually, it's right after college. But some, myself included, do it later; sometimes it involves quitting the job and traveling, while it's not always the case.
The thing about thinking about taking a gap year is you start to list its pros and cons
I have done it during office meetings when I couldn't listen anymore to the same motivational speech the boss was giving us for the fifth time. You think of all the good things versus all the bad things if there even are any. And many people just keep daydreaming about it when commuting to work, while only a few actually take a gap year. I was one of the lucky few. I had solid reasons (I mean reasonable excuses).
However, the glorious gap year benefits didn't really happen! Now, let me elaborate on that.
Gap Year Tradition And 5 Reasons You Should Rethink It:
You thought you would travel more during the gap year saga
Oh, the naïve mind of cubicle warriors.
You thought bidding goodbye to the Monday morning meeting equals the nomadic lifestyle filled with cultural travel experiences you have been envious of on Instagram. Somehow your brain didn't remind you that it also means bidding goodbye to the steady paycheque.
You saved; you were prepared.
But then the bills kept coming, this time bigger and more than you anticipated, some due to all that "I am free from work!" celebratory parties/drinks/dinner you threw and the rest because, well that's just how life works.
Also, you really needed to buy that travel pillow, luggage tracker, and night vision goggles since you were jetting off to your FIRST travel destination the coming week. Unfortunately this turned out to be your ONLY travel destination. Because, hey, traveling can be damn expensive! Somebody needs to update the book about surviving on one dollar a day in South East Asia.
It's obvious that you had grossly underestimated the cost of traveling while overestimating your savings after deducting the bill payments. Now you might have to move back into your parents' place, but hey, at least that feels like a vacation too*. (*for a very short period of time, before the sad reality kicks in).
You thought you would have started (or even be famous for) your passion project during the gap year saga
Once travel was no longer an option, starting your passion project must have felt like the right move.
Be it breeding sheep on a farm, building a black and white photography portfolio or, from personal experience, writing a book.
It's essentially something you thought you would love to create if you have the free time. Well, free time you had, but a few months later you want to laugh at or slap yourself for seeing your previous job as the biggest hindrance to your passion project.
It's not your job. It's you!
And it's me! The same person who once thought that I could have easily written a 5-page book draft, instead of spending half of my day investigating the $2.84 discrepancy on the balance sheet.
Three months and a zero-page draft later, I truly wanted to slap myself.
You thought you would finally be a social butterfly again or meet the one during the gap year saga
Some time ago I read that office worker in America only work effectively for 90 minutes each workday. The first thing I thought when I read that was 'What bullshit!'. The second thing was that maybe I should move to the US.
Having dealt with corporate life for close to a decade, I can honestly say that your job is only going to get harder and harder, which sometimes means you have to sacrifice your social life for it.
I am sure many of you have cancelled your dinner plans with your friends more than you care to admit in the past years, just couldn't leave the office until late, or when you had another truly crappy day at work and you didn't want your friends to see this ugly(er) side of you on the same night. Let's not forget about crawling into your bed instead of going on a girls' night out, which is actually a privilege for both genders.
Now that you can't travel anymore and your passion project is dead, well, you thought you could go out more, to repair your past social sins, to meet that special someone, or my personal favorite, to widen your network.
There is only one teeny tiny problem with this idea:
You are the only one who is currently taking a gap year
Your peers and future spouse candidates are still working. Some are getting promoted while others are moving to better companies. They are too busy or tired to meet you on weekdays, just like you once used to be.
You thought you would learn something new during the gap year saga
You are not traveling, painting a masterpiece, or meeting your friends more than usual, so you pulled your trump card when people asked you:
'Why are you taking a gap year?'
You told them that you want to learn something new. The truth is you do. It's something you have wanted to do for the longest time, to learn a skill that would enrich your life personally or professionally, something like French or cooking or coding.
You borrowed books from the library, checked interesting courses at the nearby community school and went deep into YouTube's how-tos. You were sure you could learn something useful; after all, there was a TEDx speech that says you can learn anything in 20 hours. Ha, what was twenty hours to you, you had 52 weeks!
Your first hour of learning went well, so did the second hour, but by the fourth hour the Internet stubbornly became slow, and when you turned on the TV just to refresh your mind for 5 minutes, a Sex and the City marathon was on. All six seasons of it. Never mind that you already have the whole set of DVDs, you had to watch it again!
By the twentieth week, you realised that a good 2 hours in the beginning and an extra ten minutes on Google to check how to say 'Au revoir' in a perfect French accent were not equal to learning French 101.
You thought you would get fit and toned, emulating Scarlett Johansson's body during the gap year saga
When you failed to squeeze into your pencil skirt, which fit perfectly two seasons ago, you promised yourself you would definitely train rigorously in the gym once you had the free time (read: gap year).
You even convinced yourself you need to take the gap year for your health
All that binge snacking due to your highly stressful job: if you didn't stuff that the second donut into your face during a coffee break, someone was going to get coffee spilled all over their keyboard. Yeah, your low-sugar-office-mind was evil, which was why you kept feeding it to keep it calm.
Once you took the gap year you started living a stress-free life. You could go to the gym, but a gym membership is too expensive for an unemployed person. Why not just do free sports like walking, running or swimming? And you did it, once, when you tried to run around the store to try out those ridiculously expensive gym shoes you bought to motivate you to run, which also caused a dent in your saving account.
Right after the day you took the plunge, the season changed and you stayed put. Waiting for it be bearable to do any kind of sport outside, while eating yummy local Indonesian food and with daily intake of bubble tea. Hey, nobody should blame you. Now that you are not working, the only meal you can afford is the happy meal. Every day.
Four months and sixteen pounds later, you wonder what the hell you turned into.
Does all this make you think about taking a gap year?
I wrote each point from my personal experience, but does it mean that I think taking a gap year is a bad thing? Not necessarily, but there is a lot of planning and preparation to be done!
Hone your self-discipline, save up twice as much as you think you will need and lower your expectations of external factors, and then maybe you can take a gap year. If you can't, I say stop making stressful life an excuse to live a healthier or passionate life. Also, continue to save and go travel every chance you have.


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The centre of the sun panel is a domed piece of glass found in the thrown away pile outside at the glass suppliers I go to. I kept this piece of glass for a year thinking I would use it somewhere. It was an obvious choice for the centre of the mid summer sun.
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51 x 115 cm
Stained glass
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(ruler scale: 2m - 6'6")
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Ceramic and Stained Glass Artist
see "Mid summer sun panel" on Sarah Walton's website
Artwork284 works in ceramicsglass
Member for:member for 7 Years
locationNottingham United Kingdom
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- accepts paypal
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TUBE the San Marcos River
July 24, 2017 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Date: Monday, July 24
Time: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Location: Meet at the Kissing Tree Sales center to carpool to Tube rental site
You can also meet at 10:00 am at San Marcos Lions Club Tube Rental at City Park, San Marcos, TX
Cost: None
Relax and enjoy the day while floating down the beautiful San Marcos river. A nice way to enjoy nature and cool off in the hot summer sun.


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A panoramic view of the rooftops of SoHo from above during the day, New York City
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Bulletin of the American Physical Society
55th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Plasma Physics
Volume 58, Number 16
Monday–Friday, November 11–15, 2013; Denver, Colorado
Session AR1: Review: Twenty Years of Research on the Alcator C-Mod Tokamak
Monday, November 11, 2013
Room: Grand Ballroom
Chair: Riccardo Betti, University of Rochester
Abstract ID: BAPS.2013.DPP.AR1.1
Abstract: AR1.00001 : Twenty Years of Research on the Alcator C-Mod Tokamak*
Martin Greenwald
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Alcator C-Mod is a compact, high-field tokamak, whose unique design and operating parameters have produced a wealth of new and important results since its start in 1993, contributing data that extended tests of critical physical models into new parameter ranges and into new regimes. Using only RF for heating and current drive with innovative launching structures, C-Mod operates routinely at very high power densities. Research highlights include direct experimental observation of ICRF mode-conversion, ICRF flow drive, demonstration of Lower-Hybrid current drive at ITER-like densities and fields and, using a set of powerful new diagnostics, extensive validation of advanced RF codes. C-Mod spearheaded the development of the vertical-target divertor and has always operated with high-Z metal plasma facing components - an approach adopted for ITER. C-Mod has made ground-breaking discoveries in divertor physics and plasma-material interactions at reactor-like power and particle fluxes and elucidated the critical role of cross-field transport in divertor operation, edge flows and the tokamak density limit. C-Mod developed the I-mode and EDA H-mode regimes which have high performance without large ELMs and with pedestal transport self-regulated by short-wavelength electromagnetic waves. C-Mod has carried out pioneering studies of intrinsic rotation and found that self-generated flow shear can be strong enough to significantly modify transport. C-Mod made the first quantitative link between pedestal temperature and H-mode performance, showing that the observed self-similar temperature profiles were consistent with critical-gradient-length theories and followed up with quantitative tests of nonlinear gyrokinetic models. Disruption studies on C-Mod provided the first observation of non-axisymmetric halo currents and non-axisymmetric radiation in mitigated disruptions.
*Work supported by U.S. DoE
To cite this abstract, use the following reference: http://meetings.aps.org/link/BAPS.2013.DPP.AR1.1
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- Calories 174
- Caloriesfromfat 44%
- Protein 5.2g
- Fat 8.6g
- Satfat 4.1g
- Carbohydrate 22g
- Fiber 0.8g
- Sodium 322mg
- Cholesterol 16mg
Persimmon-Fennel Salad
Photo: James Carrier
How to Make It
Step 1
Rinse and drain fennel. Trim off tops; discard tough stalks and chop enough feathery greens to make 1/4 cup. Save remaining greens for other uses or discard. Trim and discard root ends and bruised areas from fennel heads. Cut fennel crosswise into 1/16- to 1/8-inch-thick slices. Combine sliced fennel and chopped fennel leaves in a wide, shallow bowl.
Step 2
Peel and stem persimmons. Cut fruit crosswise into 1/8-inch-thick slices and put in another bowl. Add lemon juice and oil; mix gently. Holding fruit back, pour liquid over fennel. Mix fennel with dressing.
Step 3
Arrange the persimmon slices over the fennel; sprinkle with cheese. Spoon salad onto plates and add salt and pepper to taste.


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SOURCE: California Pacific Homes
February 18, 2014 18:04 ET
IRVINE, CA--(Marketwired - Feb 18, 2014) - Luna by California Pacific Homes continues to impress homebuyers who seek a new courtyard home and the natural tranquility of Irvine's Village of Portola Springs®. The neighborhood's 1,460 square-foot Residence Two is a favorite among prospective homebuyers who desire a bright open floorplan graced with fine interior and exterior detailing.
"The spacious, naturally bright interiors of Luna's Residence Two are well-suited for families, couples and singles looking for a new Irvine home that can accommodate their needs today and in the years to come," said Leslie Stillman, Vice President, Sales & Marketing and Design Center for California Pacific Homes. The Residence Two features three generously sized bedrooms, including a beautiful master suite with spacious walk-in closet and a versatile loft that can be enjoyed as a study or play area as needs and lifestyles evolve. This residence also offers the convenience of an upstairs laundry area.
"The large windows on the first level of the Residence Two allow natural light to fill the room. The gourmet kitchen and dining area flow seamlessly into the living room, creating an ideal space for casual get-togethers and daily activities," Stillman added. The modern kitchen is appointed with a desirable Bosch stainless steel appliance package and a generous island with granite countertop.
Luna's location within Portola Springs presents an important benefit for homebuyers who desire a quiet yet accessible setting near major toll roads and Irvine's retail and business destinations. With resort-style amenities, parks, sparkling pools, tennis courts, a private clubhouse and miles of scenic trails to be explored within this tranquil atmosphere, residents can experience a relaxed, fulfilling lifestyle away from the city. Homebuyers at Luna are also conveniently located near top schools in the Irvine Unified School District.
Luna's floorplans range from approximately 1,460 to 1,796 square feet, with 3 to 4 bedrooms plus loft, 2.5 to 3.5 baths and 2-car attached garages. Residence Four, the neighborhood's largest design, features four bedrooms, providing flexibility to suit growing families. Prices are from the high $500,000s. For additional information, visit Luna today or register your interest at www.calpacifichomes.com.
The Village of Portola Springs®, within the Villages of Irvine®, offers residents a community unlike any other, with sweeping views of Loma Ridge and vast expanses of protected open space. Close to a variety of amenities designed to make the most of the pristine natural environment, Portola Springs features beautiful homes in an array of inspired architectural styles that are just minutes from the region's premier shopping, dining and entertainment.
Created by Irvine Company Community Development, the Village of Portola Springs is located in the City of Irvine. The City of Irvine was recently ranked by Money Magazine as the "6th Best Place to Live in America." The highly-acclaimed master-planned community is renowned for allowing residents to enjoy a unique lifestyle unmatched in the region -- some of the best schools in the state; America's safest city for nine straight years; abundant open space, parks and recreational opportunities; and world-class dining, entertainment and employment. For more information about the Villages of Irvine, visit www.VillagesofIrvine.com.
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Calexit secession movement folds
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In light of Donald Trump's victory in the 2016 elections and inspired by the recent Brexit vote, which separated the U.K. from the E.U., California has attempted to start its own Calexit movement and secede from the United States to become its own independent country. The official campaign goes by the name "Yes California," and it has recently been working to collect enough voter signatures to put a measure on the 2019 state ballot. Business insider reports that this is an attempt to open up the route towards legal secession.
But the movement has recently suffered a setback that seems to have put it down permanently. Back in December it was discovered that even though the campaign is based in San Diego, its leader, Louis Martinelli, has relocated to Russia and ended all involvement with the campaign that he helped start.
He specifically stated that, "… as the author and architect of the Calexit ballot initiative petition which is currently circulating in California, it is only proper, given my intention to seek permanent residence in Russia and not return to California in the foreseeable future, to withdraw that petition from circulation, and to allow a new petition, free from ties to me and drafted by others, to be resubmitted at future date of their choosing." Shortly afterward, the campaign's vice-president Marcus Ruiz Evans announced that he will also be leaving the Calexit movement according to The San Diego Tribune.
According to a statement issued by Evans, the organization had failed to collect the required number of petition signatures needed by July 25 in order to put an initiative on the November 2018 ballot, with only 97,500 out of the 585,000 needed. He also announced that in leaving the Yes California movement, he will be joining the California Freedom Coalition instead. It is essentially a grassroots version of the Yes California campaign, The New York Magazine notes.
Despite the seemingly concerted effort, it would actually be very difficult for California to exit the Union, as there are not legal guidelines for secession laid out in the Constitution. According to University of Virginia Associate Professor of Law Cynthia Nicoletti, the only two possible ways for California to obtain independence are either by a constitutional amendment or a revolution, as reported by Business Insider.
Essentially, in order to secede by legal means, a state needs approval from the rest of the country. Furthermore, it can pass a constitutional amendment legalizing secession only with a vote from three-fourths of the other 49 states.
The Yes California movement has gone under, and other groups seem to be facing insurmountable obstacles in a state where 61.5 percent voted for Hillary Clinton. However, The San Diego Tribune claims that, as long as Donald Trump remains in office, there will always be the option of secession.


text: The folks over at PS3-Hacks have reportedly found a way to get back on PSN! Quote: Personally I haven't tried this yet, but it seems promising… This comes from an anonymous fellow who is reporting success on connecting to PSN using PS3 Custom Firmware 3.55 by Kmeaw. So install that first and then follow these steps. The following assumes you're technically inclined and/or very resourceful, i.e. you know how to use Google. You'll likely need to reference Google when it comes to generating/signing a certificate and creating a CA (certification authority). That said lets get started; here we're using a combination of two tactics: 1. DNS server trick: Set Primary DNS to 18.104.22.168 under Network Settings 2. Simple SSL proxy that basically modifies the headers for outgoing packets to auth.np.ac.playstation.net's to change "PS3 03.55? to "PS3 03.56? — this makes PSN believe the PS3 is using the proper firmware version Got it? Now here is how we accomplish tactic #2: 1. Replacing a SSL cert in the CFW (in /dev_flash/data/cert) with your own CA SSL certificate 2. Creating an SSL certificate for "auth.np.ac.playstation.net" signed with your CA certificate 3. Run a DNS server on your machine that resolves auth.np.ac.playstation.net to your PC's internal IP 4. Create a Java SSL proxy (basically PS3 PC PSN). The PC claims (to the PS3) that it is "auth.np.ac.playstation.net" and is successfully accepted because a CA signed the SSL certificate 5. Replace the headers sent PS3 -> PSN to specify "PS3 03.56? Good luck! Let us know how it goes. Looks like it works… Here is video proof: And no, this isn't a video tutorial. Wait for that. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc1YlEX-NZs


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By Kristen E. Strubberg Editor-in-Chief
Oil spills, industrial waste…..such environmental disasters may now have an environmental answer. Scientists have mapped the enzymatic process by which organisms found far underground and underwater digest these toxic substances.
Organohalides, their environmental "nasty" of choice is broken-down by a special enzyme that detaches the toxic halide molecule from the hydro-carbons. It's called a reductive halogenase and organisms with the enzyme have already been relied on – in their natural habitat – to assist in clean-ups such as the 2010 Deepwater Horizon Spill. During that atrocity, they used 830,00 gallons of dispersant so the microbes could more easily tackle the spilled oil. However widespread application of the hydro-carbon loving organisms has been limited due to bacteria's slow reproduction rate in lab conditions. Now, according to the journal Nature, that hurdle may be crossed. With the discovery of the reductive halogenase mechanism researches realized that vitamin B12 is necessary for catalysis. Knowing this important factor they can introduce the enzyme into other bacteria that are faster growing. Large quantities of oil-eating microbes may soon be ready for cleaning up our messes.
To date, the oil-eating organisms have not been employed at the recent pipeline rupture off the California coast. Maybe now they will.
For more information see The Smithsonian Magazine.
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PAPARAZZI ALERT!! GWEN STEFANI WAS SEEN SPORTING THE NEW L.A.M.B. X BURTON COLLABORATION WHILE ON VACATION WITH HER FAMILY IN MAMMOTH OVER THE HOLIDAYS. MAGE DESIGN PARTNERED WITH GWEN STEFANI HERSELF FOR THIS COLLAB SET TO HIT STORES THIS FALL. THE COLLECTION SHOWCASES GWEN'S ECLECTIC AND ALWAYS COOL STYLE THROUGH A UNIQUE COMBINATION OF INFLUENCES; SUCH AS PUNK, RASTAFARI AND SNOW CHIC. KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR THE GEAR NEXT WINTER!Comments (0)
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Getting started with the nRF52840 Development Kit
Development kit for the Nordic nRF52840 System-on-Chip (Soc)
Congratulations on getting the nRF52840 DK!
On this page we'll show you how to connect and power up your nRF52840 DK, and what to expect when you do so.
This will take about 20 minutes.
NB! You need a reasonably current Windows PC to perform the following.
Your nRF52840 DK must be running firmware version 1.1.0 or later. Kits with hardware revision 1.1.0 or later, are shipped with this firmware.
If step 5 below fails, click here to download version 1.1.0 firmware, and continue from step 7 to program the new firmware into your nRF52840 DK.
Connect and test the nRF52840 DK
- What's included with the kit: The nRF52840 DK board itself, and a flex NFC antenna (Pic.1).
- Connect the NFC antenna to the board. The connector is marked "NFC", and located on the edge of the board near the 4 buttons (Pic.2).
- Use a micro USB 2.0 cable to connect the nRF52840 DK to one of your PC's USB host ports. This provides power to the board, and supports target programming.
- Flip the power switch to "on". Find it near the micro USB connector (Pic.3). A popup may appear. Ignore it for now.
- Confirm that LED 1 has started pulsating (Pic.4).
- Use the buttons SW1 to SW4 to control which LED is pulsating.
- Open a Windows file explorer. Confirm that the nRF52840 DK has appeared as a removable drive named "JLINK" (Pic.6). This allows you to program the onboard chip. You'll do this under "how to program the optional demos into your nRF52840 DK" below.
- Take out your smart phone and enable NFC, if available. If you don't know how to do this, consult the phone manual or Google "<your phone> NFC enable".
- Once NFC is enabled, hold your phone close to the nRF52840 DK (Pic.7).
- Your phone will prompt you to open a URL. Please allow this. Your smart phone browser will then open this web page! This will also make it easier for you to install the nRF Toolbox mobile app. See below.
Download optional demos for your nRF52840 DK
Both the optional demos below interact with the nRF Toolbox mobile app.
Once nRF Toolbox is installed on your phone, download the optional demo programs below to interact with the nRF52DK from your smart phone.
- Heart rate monitor - fake EKG values are broadcasted by the nRF52840 DK. The nRF Toolbox app displays the curve.
- Proximity demo - activate LEDs on the nRF52840 DK using the nRF Toolbox mobile app.
Get the mobile App for more demo fun
Now it's time to download and install the nRF Toolbox mobile app-available for Android, iOS and Windows Phone. This app is required for the downloadable optional demos.
Click your desired platform above to get to the Nordic Toolbox download page.
Click here to read more about the nRF Toolbox app!
How to program the optional demos into your nRF52840 DK
(Make sure you have installed the nRF Toolbox mobile app before you start. See above right).
- Download demo zip files by clicking on the links above.
- Unzip and find a hex file and a readme document inside. The document describes how the demo works.
- Drag and drop the hex file into the JLINK removable drive mentioned above. The file contains firmware which will be automatically programmed onto the nRF52840 SoC. This happens immediately. The explorer window may close when programming starts. When programming is completed, the unit will be re-detected by Windows.
- Follow the instructions in the "readme" document that came with the demo.
Enjoy the demos and your nRF52840 DK!
Click here to go to the infocenter and learn more about nRF52 Series application development.
Click here to go back to the nRF52840 DK product page.


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Florio Perrucci Steinhardt & Fader, LLC Partner, Douglas J. Steinhardt, Esq., has been selected to receive the Future of New Jersey Award from DARE New Jersey. Recipients of the Future of New Jersey Award are chosen by the DARE New Jersey Board of Directors in recognition of individuals who have made extraordinary efforts and shown exceptional commitment promoting DARE New Jersey's mission to teach drug abuse and violence resistance education to New Jersey's youth through strong collaboration with parents, educators, law enforcement, and community and government leaders. Former, recent recipients of the Future of New Jersey Award include Governor Chris Christie (2013), Joseph M. Sanzari, President of Joseph M. Sanzari, Inc. (2011), Mark Giannantonio, President & CEO of Tropicana Casino and Resort and Senator Joe Kyrillos (2010) and former New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine and Robert Wood Johnson IV, owner of the NY Jets (2008).
Doug has been involved with DARE New Jersey for many years, serving first on its Board of Directors and, since the fall of 2013, as its general counsel. When asked why DARE, Doug stated, "DARE NJ is one of the largest and most successful organizations of its kind. Each year, DARE NJ officers teach more than one hundred thousand children about the devastating and potentially deadly effects of drug abuse and youth violence. DARE's impact is a testament to DARE NJ's leadership and the commitment and dedication of the DARE officers who teach, and the school districts that welcome, the most effective drug and violence avoidance curriculum in the country. I look forward to supporting DARE's continued mission and I am honored to receive this recognition together with my good friend and DARE New Jersey Director John McCann."
Doug will accept the award at the Future of New Jersey Gala, which will take place on Saturday, October 18, 2014 at 6:30PM in the Robbinsville Expo Center located in Robbinsville, New Jersey.


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In 1970, Tom Carnase and Herb Lubalin designed the ITC Avant Garde Gothic based on the latter's magazine logo, which was a cheerful construction of overlapping geometric capitals tightly-set for use. This is a sans serif font with geometric effect which means that it has an abundance of circles, straight lines and basic shapes construction patterned from the 1920s movement of the German Bauhaus. ITC Avant Garde's earliest versions were depicted for its unique ligatures and alternates that remains to conjure the 70's typographic aura. It has a solid, modern-looking result which made it a crowd-favorite amongst graphic designers to date.
Its huge success is pointed to its large, tall and open x-heights counter which despite it being bold and straightforward maintains a friendly and cheerful option for headlines and short texts. It is even especially suitable for your commercial descriptions or even your highlighted texts. Further, it made dearly possible for unique messages and underscored information.
In 1974, ITC Avant Garde's condensed weight was conceptualized by Ed Benguiat while its oblique was drawn by Erich Gscgwind, Andre Gurtler and Christian Mengelt. All these made before the year 1977. Another development came in 1983 when Ned Bunnel made the font's monospaced version. You can never go wrong once you choose this.


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Join us for the first concert of our
5th Anniversary Season!
2018 is an important year for classical music—it is the year
the world comes together to celebrate the centennial of
Leonard Bernstein (1918–1990). As a composer, conductor,
educator, and humanitarian, Bernstein is regarded as a
singular figure in American cultural history. Known for his
visceral and life-affirming compositions, Bernstein created
music that has echoed through generations; his contributions
to the orchestral, choral, opera, dance, and chamber music
repertoire have been championed by performers from
around the globe. Join SCBC as we pay tribute
to this great icon of music!
Los Altos United Methodist Church
5950 E. Willow St. (at Woodruff Ave.)
Long Beach, CA 90815
(Ample FREE parking)
Overture to "Candide"
Selections from "On the Town"
Presto Barbaro from "On The Waterfront"
Selections from "West Side Story"
and many more!
Tickets: $25/$15 (seniors)/$10 (students)
(Middle and high school students FREE with paying adult!)
To purchase tickets, click HERE
Tickets may also be purchased at the door.
We are proud to announce the release
of our first studio recording!
Available now on Amazon, cdbaby, iTunes,
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Jack Stamp: Cheers!
Rossano Galante: Beyond the Horizon
David Holsinger: Homage: Three Tapestries
Scott Ninmer: The Long Road Home*
Anthony O'Toole: Latin Dance Movements*
Traditional/S. Ninmer: Give Me Jesus*
Alfred Reed: Othello
(A Symphonic Portrait in Five Scenes for Brass after Shakespeare)*
James Curnow: Terra Beata
(Variations for Brass and Percussion)*
*World Premiere Recordings
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SCBC is supported, in part,
by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
through the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.
The Commission fosters excellence, diversity, vitality, understanding
and accessibility of the arts in Los Angeles County.
The Commission provides leadership in cultural services for the County,
including information and resources for the community, artists,
educators, arts organizations and municipalities.
Southern California Brass Consortium
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About Levinson Locations:
Chicago based Kate Levinson Locations, Inc. provides the most comprehensive location selection in the Chicagoland area from factories to family rooms to farms. Our goal is to make your dream location become a reality, no fail, every time. If you need a specific look for a photo or film shoot, chances are we have it in our files. If we don't have it, we'll find it — and have fun doing it. We want to make this easy.
Kate Levinson
Kate Levinson values efficiency, honesty, sincerity and being on time above all things. She loves every minute of her work. Kate wants to help make beautiful art and build beautiful relationships. She strives to bring joy to the lives of those who surround her. Some may think that staring into people's windows at night is creepy, Kate thinks that any way to find the perfect location is her duty. Kate Levinson resides in Chicago with her cat Snacks and a sock monkey named Mexico.
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Elise Hibbard is a fine art photographer from a small town in Michigan who loves the thrill of trying new things and is always up for the challenge of problem solving. A graduate of the BFA program at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Elise came to Chicago with stars in her eyes and a fire in her heart. Two years later that fire burns stronger than ever as she strives to help build Levinson Locations, Inc. into a household name... literally. The oldest of six, Elise's energy is unsurpassable and her love for people immeasurable.
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March 14, 2012
Dear American Flyers,
I recently received my private pilot's license from your FBO in Santa Monica, California. I feel compelled to convey how thrilled I was with my overall experience while achieving one of my lifelong goals.
The administration and personnel at American Flyers fully embody the genuine spirit of flight: soaring above and beyond. From the aircraft mechanics to the chief pilot, a professional and positive demeanor was ever present. While safety always came first, the team at American Flyers created a fun and relaxed atmosphere that made every flight or ground lesson an enjoyable experience. Incredibly, even tests were a pleasant occurrence.
I would like to personally thank three outstanding individuals on director Jay Elder's team, who contributed greatly to my success. Scott Gibb is a topnotch ground school instructor, who made his classes both enlightening and enjoyable. Travis Ring is not only a superior instructor, but also a tremendously ambitious pilot. He pushed me each and every day, while constantly reminding me about the joy of flight. Allie Ermel's unmistakable organizational skills and dynamic attitude kept the front office running smoothly.
It is my distinct honor and pleasure to recommend American Flyers to anyone who dreams of taking to the skies. My experience remains one of the true highlights of my life.
Thank you, American Flyers!
Onwards and Upwards,
Todd Nealey
Santa Monica Municipal Airport
2501 Airport Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90405
Attention: Lewis Blankenship & Chris Jans; & the whole gang'
Dear Lewis & Chris:
This letter to formally thank you, and everyone at American Flyers for an amazingly positive and rewarding learning experience at the CFI/CFII Academy.
Everyone with background and experience in the professional and business world knows that the measure of any organization is its people. And that's where American Flyers shines. All staff and instructors were professional, friendly and supportive, and singularly committed to providing me, and all students, with a positive learning experience and full preparation for a successful practical test ( checkride ').
I both enjoyed and learned so much from the fine ground and flight instruction that I received during the Academy, from all the excellent flight instructors at American Flyers , including you both, Travis Ring, and Silvano Cardella. American Flyers has instructors that are not merely doing a job or time-building', but that truly are in it for the love of the game because they are naturals and love aviation and most pertinently, love teaching aviation to others. And it shows: I notice and appreciated that the Instructors went the extra mile and (when they were not even being paid ') spent extra time, beyond the formal lesson, to help instruct and guide me (and other students), to fully understand, excel and succeed.
Your mechanic, Pete, went out of his way to make sure that I was comfortable and fully understood all aircraft systems, and was familiar with the aircraft logbook entries to demonstrate its airworthiness.
I am proud to have received my training from American Flyers and highly recommend it to others.
As I seek CFI instructing opportunities in a competitive market (an inevitable occupational hazard), the reputation and known quality of my training at American Flyers definitely gives me a helpful leg-up'.
So, please accept my positive feedback and gratitude. Like a good CFI is forever your co-pilot, you are forever my mentors in Flight Instruction, and I will always integrate the knowledge, skills, safety and training from American Flyers into my flying, and pass on that excellent instruction to my own students.
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The Turnaround Management Society supports various international projects, not only those related to turnaround management. Some of the projects we support are:
- Help Cure Muscular Dystrophy
- Help Fight Childhood Cancer
- Human Proteome Folding
- The Harvard Clean Energy Project
Our support is delivered in the form of processing power made available to the World Community Grid. The World Community Grid's mission is to create the world's largest public computing grid to tackle projects that benefit humanity.
Together with IBM, the World Community Grid has developed the technical infrastructure that serves as the foundation for its scientific research. Its success depends upon individuals collectively contributing their unused computer time to change the world for the better.
The World Community Grid makes its technology available to public and not-for-profit organizations for use in humanitarian research that might otherwise not be completed due to the high cost of the computer infrastructure required in the absence of a public grid. As part of its commitment to advancing human welfare, all results will be in the public domain and made public to the global research community.


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Thanks for the suggestion, Ben Whitworth! As always, you can suggest future magnificats over at the MusicaSacra forum or by emailing me.
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Fr. Christopher Smith, S.T.D., pastor of Prince of Peace Catholic Church in Taylors, SC | archive
Mary Ann Carr Wilson, music director at St. Anne Church in San Diego, home of the summer Chant Camp.
Adam Wood, church musician and writer at Music for Sunday.
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Its been the sample sale this week, so I've been out of the studio for the past few days and experiencing the madness of the McQueen sample sale. People go crazy, grabbing clothes and panic buying..
Besides from that, I haven't been too majorly busy in the studio. We are now preparing everything that needs to be done for 'Main SS 18' collection before everyone goes off on their christmas holidays. Its so odd sorting out all the fabrics and inspiration for fashion that will be in stores in spring next year and how far in advanced the fashion industry has to be.
Im SO excited to have a long old break over christmas and lounge around and do not much at all, hopefully be able to blog some more outfits if the weather is good enough. We have the McQueen Christmas party this friday, that's held at a venue that I have always wanted to go. So, I'm really excited to visit there and see what it's really like! (I shall take as many pictures as I can and share them all.) All I can say is that it has a swimming pool on the roof of its building.


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Rank Group, the owner of the Mecca bingo chain, will open two new city centre bingo halls in the summer as it aims to capture a "new generation" of fans.
The smaller clubs - which would not be operated under the Mecca brand - will target younger gamblers, providing convenient food and drink and offering a departure from traditionally large, out of town bingo halls, said Rank's chief executive, Henry Birch.
Bingo as a pasttime was hit hard by the twin pressures of the smoking ban - which was introduced in England in 2007 and Scotland the year before - and the recession, which forced widespread hall closures. Rank had 120 clubs a decade ago, but that number has now shrunk to 91.
But the pastime has undergone a revival, having been embraced by a younger generation of twentysomethings.
"Bingo can offer a different experience in an age when people are always looking at their mobile phones," said Mr Birch.
"It allows people to get out, congregate and play a game in the same place as hundreds of other people. It is quite unique in that sense."
Photo: Jeff Gilbert
The FTSE 250 gambling company reported strong revenue growth across its online and traditional platforms in the last half of 2015. Group sales rose by 5pc to £370.1m, while operating profit before exceptional items, including the effects of a new gambling tax, rose by 11pc to £46.1m.
Mecca bingo saw revenues rise by 2pc during the six months to the end of December. Rank said spending-per-visit rose on the back of its drive to provide better service through the replacement of 5,600 new Mecca Max units.
• Digital gambling proves a winner for Rank Group
Revenues from the company's digital gambling platforms, Rank's "star performer", according to Mr Birch, grew by 14pc, with Grosvenor Casino sales rising by 7pc.
Rank Group's steady growth comes despite the introduction of a 15pc gambling tax in December 2014.
The company will also be increasing its interim dividend by 13pc to 1.8p a share, to be paid to investors in March.
Mr Birch said: "2016 will see us deliver significant new platforms, new functionality and new products, including a new digital platform, a new retail casino management system, new poker and sports betting products and a new retail bingo format – all of which will drive improvements across our company."
Greg Johnson, an analyst at Shore Capital, said: "With the launch of the new platform and product by the end of the quarter we see scope for further strong performances from digital."


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A friend recently said she overheard a conversation that went something like this:
"So, what is it that you really miss about (the country where you used to live)?"
"Um, well... let me think.... ummm, mmmnnnn..... can't think of much, but there must be something..."
I think she did come up with a couple things after much deep thought.
SO... that made me think, that if someone asked me the question, would I have many heartfelt, enthusiastic answers? I don't fault that lady AT ALL, because when you are living in a foreign culture it is VERY easy to be drug down by all the hardships and not actually give a lot of pointed thought to what you DO love about life there.
Over the past few weeks, I have given it a lot of thought, and so far this is my list:
Things I would miss if we didn't live here:
1. Sitting on a low stool outside with other locals, everyone ordering and drinking small and very sweet cups of hot tea in the morning sold by tea ladies who have their small, low tea-stands under every tree and on every corner.
2. Drinking fresh squeezed fruit juice from a small stand out of a questionable glass made with questionable water.
3. Shopping in the bustling, dirty, smelly market... especially at night and especially the day before Eid.
4. The friendliness of the shopkeepers where I am a regular.
5. Being able to buy fresh bread daily at one of many local bakeries.
6. That I can spill water anywhere in my house and never have to clean it up because it just evaporates in a matter of minutes.
7. Shaking everyone's hand and greeting each person separately when entering a room with others in it.
8. When people tell me that my Arabic is good (it's not at ALL... but I sure love it when the little bit they hear make them think that I'm an expert with a good accent!)
9. The African songs, drums, and dancing!
10. Our International church... at least one of every color. And my color is a minority.
11. Fresh produce weekly!
12. Morning and evening picnics at the local 'amusement' parks.
13. Syrian Fresh Food. The best restaurant in the city.
14. Sharing a bowl of 'fuul' (fava beans with all the fixins') with friends... everyone eating their bites out of the same bowl with pieces of bread.
15. That everywhere we go, people love my son. They pinch him, squeeze him, kiss him, carry him away, buy him cookies, give him candy, offer him Pepsi, and declare "Masha Allah" (he's come from God!).
16. Drinking soda out of glass bottles with straws.
17. Chatting with the begger kids when they come up to the car window at a stop light.
18. Eating with my hands. Or should I say 'hand' (the right one to be specific).
19. That it's okay and expected to drop in on friends without any prior notice.
20. Speaking a foreign language daily (no matter how little I know).
21. Riding the local transport... buses and rickshaws!
22. How much the desert makes me appreciate each cool breeze and each patch of green.
Wow! I think I could keep going...
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Attorney Michael Patrick O'Brien Wins Utah Court of Appeals Employment Case
Mike O'Brien, representing a national automotive parts and accessories retailer, won a case recently in the Utah Court of Appeals. The case involved an employee asking for reimbursement for clothing purchased that he felt represented a uniform. Mike successfully argued that the employer's request did not represent a uniform per se and thus the employer was not obligated to reimburse the employee. Here is a link to the decision (red shirt and black pants do not a uniform make): http://www.utcourts.gov/opinions/appopin/juricic042910.pdf.


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Cosmeo : Discovery Channel's Online Homework Help Service
Posted January 11, 2014 by admin in Online Homework Help Service
Cosmeo brings together a deep video encyclopedia, interactive games, reference content, and tutorials to help kids stay engaged in learning.
Cosmeo is based on the multimedia tools from Discovery Education that reach more than 30 million students in classrooms across the United States, and amazing videofrom Discovery networks including Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, and Discovery Kids.
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Ms. Beth
Beth Petrix has been teaching in the Abbott program for 12 years. This is currently her ninth year at Howley School. She received her Bachelors degree in elementary and early childhood education from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania.
Ms. Cindy
Cynthia A. Lins has a Bachelors degree from the College of New Jersey in Early Childhood and Sociology. Mrs. Lins has been at the Howley School for twelve years. Six years substituting and six years in her own classroom. Mrs. Lins enjoys teaching the young to give them a good foundation.
Ms. Karen
Karen Truban has been a Preschool Teacher with the Howley Preschool for the past six years. She is a graduate of Rider University with a Degree in Business Education and a P-3 Certificate in Early Childhood from The College of New Jersey. In addition to teaching preschool, Karen taught high school for 5 years before staying home with her husband and three children.
Ms. Roberta
Roberta graduated from Georgian Court University with a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and Psychology. She is certified to teach grades N-8, with 4 years experience teaching preschool and is married with 2 children.
Ms. Sharon
Sharon Dunlap has been a teacher at Howley School since 2002. She has a degree in elementary education and sociology from Rider University and my Preschool to Third certificate from the College of New Jersey.
Ms. Stephanie
Stephanie Harle (2010) holds an MAT and P-3 Certificate from the College of New Jersey. She also received her American Montessori Society Credential in Early Childhood through the Princeton Center for Teacher Education. Stephanie received a BA in Sociology from the University of Maryland, College Park. She has 22 years of teaching experience at the preschool level. She has presented professional development classes related to the PCMI Assessment and Math & Science in the Early Childhood classroom for the Trenton Board of Education. She is married and has 2 children.
Ms. Val
Valerie Mancuso has been a Preschool Teacher at the Howley School since 2005. Born and raised in Trenton and a graduate of the Trenton Public School System, she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Early Childhood Education and Elementary Education with a minor in Psychology, from Trenton State College. Valerie has been teaching for over thirty years with experiences in preschool, first grade and fifth grade.
Ms. Vickie
Victoria Sobke has been a preschool teacher for 11 years & loves teaching young children because they are always very excited to learn. She has two children of her own, a 9 year old daughter and a 6 year old son.
Ms. Fran
Francesca Eory, has studied and received a Bachelors degree in Art at Rider University in 1998 and continued my education at the College of New Jersey and received my P-3 in 2002. I have been teaching in Trenton for 14 years and began my experience teaching preschool at The Children's Center and Preschool in Trenton until 2006. I then furthered my preschool experience at the Howley School and have been here for 7 years.
Ms. Carol
Carol Tamasi received a Master's in Arts and Teaching in Early Childhood Education P-3 and a Bachelor's of Arts in Women and Gender Studies with a minor in Deaf Studies from The College of New Jersey. She worked at The College of New Jersey before joining the teaching staff at Howley School in 2014.
Mr. Brad
Brad Unick holds a Masters degree in Early Childhood from The College of New Jersey and a Bachelors in Criminal Justice. While working as a Teacher Assistant in a preschool he found his passion for teaching. He has now been teaching preschool since 2010.
For more information about Howley School, contact us during business hours at (609) 394-3283
Howley School - Pre-School & Child Care Center - 555 Second Street - Trenton, NJ 08611


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Artist. Cartoonidy*. Recovering creative/tech exec type in games, design, film, software. Have driven in reverse on the freeway. Can make a mean dry ice bomb.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Twitter: @betsystreeter
Instagram: @betsystreeter
*a typo but I like it
Fun Facts:
- Grew up in Livermore, California, USA – home of the Lawrence Livermore National Lab where my dad worked. Did my high school FORTRAN homework on a Cray supercomputer normally used for magnetic fusion energy research.
- Devised a method to score infinite points in Space Invaders on the Atari
- Lived in a house that was nonstop music/rehearsals – in a Mozart opera as a fetus. Dad's a pianist, mom's a soprano, husband played trumpet, son is a bassist and guitarist and cellist and daughter acts and sings and plays guitar (and power-lifts). I play bad guitar and intend to get back into the piano once I get the thing tuned.
- Did all the sports and at one point was running 8 miles a day. Pretty sure I was just really hyper
- Received a Dual Bachelors from Stanford in Studio Art (painting and drawing and Communication (documentary film). Went overseas to France. Met Mick Jagger there when he came over for a party because somebody invited him
- Started out in film production, painting/dressing sets, making storyboards, supervising script/continuity, assisting with camera/sound/edits, and literally anything else
- Got into graphics and animation and started doing that for real money, flying logos around
- Got into interactive design and development, programming turned out to be really great/terrible for someone who compulsively perfects everything
- Got into information architecture and Web design at Studio Archetype (Clement Mok's firm), when this whole Internet thing was a total free-for-all but nobody had broadband
- Got into games as head of design for the online division of Electronic Arts, found out the game industry is a whole lot like the film production industry
- Started drawing single-panel cartoons under the name "Brainwaves" – my first submission was picked up by King Features for "The New Breed" and it all went from there, to the tune of 2,100 more panels and appearances in The Funny Times, Utne, a Chicken Soup book, and a ton of magazines, sites, and refrigerator doors
- Started drawing with kids. They teach me as much as I teach them. It's all about being seen and heard, developing a voice, taking up your space. Worked with a class of high school sophomores, all of whom had immigrated, on creating comics of their (harrowing, unique, poignant) immigration experiences. Volunteer as an illustrator at 826 Valencia in San Francisco. Illustrated books like "The Scary Garlic at the Bottom of the Stairs" and "Tina Tackles the Tarantula." Taught at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco and the Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, Ca.
- (More to come on this as all the teaching/learning/messing about comes together as the Drooly Dog School of Creative Mayhem)
- Have inadvertently designed at least one tattoo
- Have written three YA-and-up sci-fi novels and a heavily-illustrated sci-fi serial about people living on a terraformed Neptune
- Have designed a special effect using dry ice, surgical tubing and a squeeze bottle
- Can write upside down and backwards
- Will never, ever get over David Bowie
- Now live with my brainiac husband, two peculiar children, two opinionated and idiosyncratic cats, a mellow but hungry tarantula and enormous deposits of books, CDs and vinyl records


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Could Arizona Case Topple The Death Penalty
Death row inmate Abel Hidalgo argues that the Arizona death penalty law is unconstitutional because it doesn't sufficiently narrow which murderers are eligible for executions. Former acting U.S. Solicitor General Neal Katyal says the case is a "perfect example" to show the death penalty's flaws.
Source: The Crime Report ( TheCrimeReport.org )


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We offer complete support for paediatric clinical trials
We know that designing and conducting trials, and then reporting progress to meet regulatory requirements – while still adhering to timelines – is a daunting task, and one that puts all concerned parties under pressure. Auxiliis can relieve you of these worries. We use our experience to manage all aspects of your proposed paediatric trials – designing the research, implementing the trials, and submitting the final research reports for review by regulatory authorities.
Paediatric Drug Development: help from beginning to end
A well-thought paediatric drug development strategy is no longer an option. Existing regulations in EU and US require drug developers to think about studies in younger patients early in the process. Eraly consultation with regulatory bodies (FDA and EMA) about paediatric development is certainly recommended. Auxiliis can support you in this process from the very beginning and help you define a successful paediatric development strategy
Auxiliis can advise you on study design, clinical assumptions, endpoints in clinical trials, site selection and further details. It narrows down during the execution phase to proper monitoring, adequate home visits to patients where required, and finally support with the management of the study results.
You always get what you need from Auxiliis.
To focus on our goal of improving children's healthcare, we ensure special protection and guidance is given to the children participating in clinical research. We understand the ethics of care for this vulnerable population and have the experience with paediatric trial design and execution to ensure that participants both benefit from medical progress and avoid exposure to unnecessary risks.


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Y'know, I don't think Cauldron get the credit they deserve. We live in an age of plenty, where quality traditional / throwback metal bands are seething from the woodwork like termites after the Orkin man visits. I'm not knocking these new bands steeped in the ways of the olde; to the contrary, many of them are amazing and appear to be doing it for the right reasons. I am thankful for every single one of those younger acts playing old-fashioned music with heart and skill. In times of prosperity, it's easy to forget that it wasn't always like this. In the not-too-distant past, there were precious few bands mining the territory of the NWOBHM masters, and those who were doing so faced a tough slog in an indifferent marketplace. Those determined warriors kept the flame burning bright when no one else did, and we owe them a debt of gratitude. I'm talking about the Twisted Tower Dires, the Widows, and yes, the Cauldrons of the world. Remember, Cauldron's debut, 'Chained to the Nite,' came out seven years ago, and they've been out there chipping away ever since.
'In Ruin' marks the Canadian trio's fourth platter overall, and their first release through The End Records. Given The End's dodgy roster (from a narrow-minded traditional metalhead's perspective), it was hard to see how Cauldron fit there. Thankfully, nothing has changed on 'In Ruin,' unless you're counting the new drummer, Myles Deck, who blends in seamlessly. By every metric, Cauldron continue to walk the same path they always have, their signature sound fully intact and undiluted. One of the benefits of experience is that Cauldron are not trying to define their identity or develop their own sound – they already have an identity and an "own sound," as the Europeans like to say. The quirky vocals of Jason Decay are instantly recognizable and sound like an old friend as they blast from the speakers. The production values, Ian Chains' guitar tone, and the arrangements remain unapologetically old-school and unabashedly Cauldron, through and through. Perhaps that makes them quaint by today's standards but to me, that just makes 'In Ruin' sound all the more authentic. And maybe that's the best word to describe Cauldron right there: authentic. There's a certain restraint in the performances that lets the songs breathe. Cauldron aren't trying to show off. They came to rock, that's all. They've got some cool songs and, yes, an authentic vibe to carry you through.
I realize that the above description could apply with equal force to any of Cauldron's albums (that's actually kind of the point), so how about a few words specific to 'In Ruin'? The songcraft on this record is impressive throughout. "Burning at Both Ends" and "Santa Mira" are terrific uptempo (by Cauldron standards) tracks with addictive choruses and killer riffs. "No Return" has a good chance of being enshrined as a definitive Cauldron anthem (akin to "All or Nothing" off the 'Burning Fortune' album), encapsulating everything awesome about this band in the span of less than four minutes (before giving way to the gentle "In Ruin" instrumental coda for 90 seconds or so). "Empress," "Outrance" … the list of quality tracks goes on and on. Let's leave it at this: At this point, it's an open question whether 'In Ruin' can topple 'Burning Fortune' as my favorite entrant in the Cauldron discography. It's that good. So if you've ever liked Cauldron before, 'In Ruin' is an absolute no-brainer. And if you haven't heard Cauldron but love all these new bands playing old metal, you owe it to yourself to check out 'In Ruin,' a strong effort by pioneers from the first wave of the musical renaissance we are all now enjoying.
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Ritchie Market
The Idea
In 2014, Poul Mark and Greg Zeschuck had an idea: open a community hub in the heart of the Ritchie neighbourhood in Edmonton. It would not only be a place where people can shop, but would bring back the production of goods into the neighbourhood, like it had done in the past. In 2017 Ritchie Market opened at the corner of 76th Avenue and 96th Street housing not only Transcend's cafe, but it's roastery, Creekside Cyclery and long-time Ritchie business ACME Meats. Later in 2017, Greg will open his family-oriented brew pub, Biera and his brewery Blind Enthusiasm, bringing the production of great beer and great food with it.
The Space
Ritchie Market's open concept - a space shared by all the businesses - is designed around transparency: visitors can view their coffee being roasted, their meat being cut, their beer being brewed and can even see into the kitchen of Biera. Upstairs from the cafe is Transcend's new education space for the courses we offer, a lab for cupping our roasts and a room all five businesses can use to hold events.
The Businesses
Creekside Cyclery is owned and operated by Calvin Berube, owner of Giant Bicycles Edmonton. With it's close location to not only Mill Creek Ravine, but all of Edmonton's riverside parks, it made sense to have a bike shop in Ritchie Market. Whether you are a serious year-round cyclist, or a family doing leisurely trips, Creekside has not only the equipment, but the rentals, you need. Get a coffee to start your trip, visit Creekside to gear up, and then hit the nearby brewery on your return - it makes sense to use Ritchie Market as your hub when putting your bikes to the trails.
ACME Meats has been Ritchie's neighbourhood butcher shop since 1921. The shop was owned by the Pheasy and Eldridge families for 87 years until 2008 when current owner (and then employee) Corey Meyer took over the business. The people of Edmonton have been flocking to ACME's 95th and 76th street location for almost 30 years, but in 2017 they moved across the street to join Transcend, Creekside Cyclery, Biera and Blind Enthusiasm Brewery in creating the Ritchie Market. Corey and his talented staff will answer any questions you might have. It's been a delight to have them within shouting distance.
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Ritchie Community League President
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