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Taste: 4.5 / 5Ambience: 4 / 5 Would you want to eat there again?: Yes Was the price worth it?: No
"Do you have dinner plans for tonight?" And that was the little text I got which led to the best Friday night surprise yet. I first met my friend Amalie at Penn through Greek InterVarsity, but since moving to New York, we've become so much closer thanks to joining the same church and running in the same communities. Though she would certainly laugh that she's a "friend in high places," she does in fact hold a crazy cool job, and her boss had an unused gift certificate to Megu, an asian-fusion restaurant, that was going to expire that day. Ever so flattered I would be considered for such a cool outing, we quickly made reservations and battled the freezing cold to make it there alive. We were rather surprised by the fact that we could make a same-day reservation at the Tribeca location and by how empty it was (only half of the tables were filled), but we wondered if that was attributed to the awful weather outside.
Because we had a restaurant voucher, the 5-courses were already pre-set. We started out with the "Crispy Okaki Aspargus" - Japanese cracker battered asparagus which was presented in such a fascinating way. The savory crackers added such an interesting (and familiar) flavor to the asparagus which we both enjoyed quite a bit. We were surprised, though, because it seemed to be quite a filling appetizer and first-course. Next, we had the Seaweed Salad which was light and surprisingly flavorful.
Our third course was a few different components. We had goat "meatballs", roasted peppers and scallops (not pictured). The goat meatballs were rich in flavor, but not overly oily which I appreciated.
For our entrees, we were given a few choices and I selected the kobe beef with caramelized onions. Little did I know that it would come on a lava stone and be lit on fire. Casual. I snapped as many pictures as I could and absolutely love how the photographs turned out. Fire is such an interesting subject - it's constantly moving and you can never truly capture it's essence, can you? At the same time, the blend of blinding whites, oranges, yellows, and blues is such a beauty you can't find anywhere else.
I was amazed at how tender the kobe beef remained - I suppose the quick sear served its purpose to caramelize the onion and the outside of the beef, leaving the inside a perfect medium-rare. It was an excellent portion size as well.
Amalie selected the pork chop with (ginger?) sauce on it. She loved it just as much, although there were no flames on this one!
At last, the 5th course of our meal was dessert! Little did we know that we would have not one, not two, but three components to desserts. We each got a mini creme-brulee, a multi-layered green tea crepe cake, and a chocolate lava cake. The creme brulee and chocolate cake were quite standard, so I was most excited to dig into the green tea crepe cake. However, I found that the texture was a little mushier than expected. The cream, without a doubt, was phenomenal and had a subtle tea bitterness to it which I thought made it more authentic. However, I think the crepe layers were in fact too thin and therefore became soggy from the creme. The creme brulee was the winner of the trio, but then again I tend to love creme brulee more than other desserts. (Unfortunately at this point, my DSLR died and I resorted to my iPhone)
And of course, who can resist a 6th course of late night lattes?All in all, we thoroughly enjoyed the meal. However, by the end of it we started wondering whether or not we would have found the meal worth it had we paid for it in-full. The voucher on Gilt Group was $119 total, so at roughly $60/person for a 5-course meal, it would be more than reasonable. However, at a full-price of an estimated $200 or more, we agreed that it wasn't worth $100/person. Of course, the meal was still fantastic overall and if money is not an object for you, I would recommend it. Many thanks to Amalie for bringing me along and treating me to such a wonderful spontaneous night!
In terms of photography, I tried to use my 50mm prime lens, but with such dim lighting and social acceptable behavior severely limiting me, the photographs didn't turn out nearly as well as I had hoped. The ISO had to be blasted so high just to get some sort of focus, and even then I was too close to get the full subjects in focus. If any other photographers have some experience shooting in restaurants, I would love to learn more! Namely, how do you get a decent photo without completely embarassing the rest of your party? Haha luckily Amalie was a good sport through and through and even helped me move plates around so I could get better shots.
City Living | City Loving
I've realized that despite moving to New York City eight months ago, I still have yet to actually blog about this city. When I first moved here, I was so awe of this city. Even after two summers here, this city blows my mind time and time again with its endless beauty, mouth-watering restaurants, and a whole new breed of people. Without even realizing it, I started hashtagging my Instagram accounts with #citylivingcityloving - it just sounded so right, and I was positive I had heard it before. Soon, my friends started making fun of me with #countrylivingcountryloving and all sorts of ridiculousness. When I clicked on the hashtag itself, I realized that apparently I'm the only person in the world who uses this saying. So hey, in the spirit of that, I've started a new category on my blog to feature NYC at its finest: City Living | City Loving.


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Here is a bit of a visual and emotional treat. Daisy and Sally's wedding was last October and it truly was one of my favourite days ever. Not only was the styling and attention to detail absolutely beautiful, and the Cornish farm / converted barn setting just perfect, but the amount of emotion flowing through the day was extraordinary. Just going back through the photographs to prepare this blog post, I found myself welling up again at several of the images and it really took me back to the feelings of the day. The pride, the joy, the pure happiness on people's faces - it was just incredible to photograph and be a part of, and I will remember it forever.
Some of these images have already been featured on Rock My Wedding, and you can read more about the planning and preparation from Daisy and Sally's point of view there.
Arriving at the farm in the morning was wonderful. The whole wedding was such an enormous combined effort from Daisy and Sally's family and friends, and it was lovely to see everyone still bustling around getting things ready. Fliss the Best Woman was in the kitchen up to her elbows in rice salad, the girls' brothers were setting up the homemade Punch & Judy photo booth, and Sally's Dad was putting the final touches to his (quite unique!) pissoir for the gents. Meanwhile one of the farm cats was strolling around, coolly ignoring everything that was going on. When I stepped inside the barn to have a peep at the reception set up, I nearly fell over with joy. Just the most beautifully creative decoration, with scaffolding tables in long rows, beautiful wildflower arrangements everywhere, fabulous enamel plates and the ampersand motif running through everything, right through to the enormous 'L'ampersand' illuminated version on the wall. I loved the big picture gallery of photos of Daisy and Sally - there was something really special about seeing their relationship over the years, with everyone gathered there on the day to celebrate their love and the official joining together of their lives. To see everyone gather in the yurt for their humanist ceremony (taken by Sally's sister Rosie), celebrating afterwards with bear hugs, tears of joys and a huge feast of local food, right through to the incredible giant bonfire later in the evening - it was all just extraordinary.
So, enough waffle. I can try and explain how amazing it all was, but the pictures will do that so much better than my words. Here is their beautiful day:
I hope you enjoyed these images! You can also click here to visit me on Facebook and 'like' my page there - your support is very much appreciated, thank you xx
Lovely suppliers involved in this wedding:
Venue is Roselidden Farm, Helston, Cornwall
Sally's jacket by Yvonne Boex
Cake by Jo Lang, Falmouth
Yurt from Hooe's Yurts
Chairs and benches from Virginia's Vintage Hire, Somerset
Cups and saucers from Vintage By You, Redruth
Amazing 'L'ampersand' light by Jonathan Bigwood (Daisy's dad)
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Best TV on the Web: quarterlife
I've never been the right age for shows made by Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick. I was in college when I became obsessed with thirtysomething, too old for the angst of My So-Called Life, and wasn't divorced so I couldn't always appreciate Once and Again (though I always appreciate Sela Ward).
It's happened again with quarterlife, their show about angsty twentysomethings. Now I'm too old to relate, what with my mortgage and hair loss. That hasn't stopped the show from becoming my latest guilty pleasure as it rolled out over the last few months at both quarterlife.com and MySpaceTV. New Webisodes premiere every Sunday and Thursday (MySpace gets them first). Six webisodes are the equivalent of one hour of a network television episode. Except you have days-long breaks in between which you can't fast forward through.
That comes to an end tomorrow night, when quarterlife (yes, the lowercase is annoying) jumps from the Web to your local NBC affiliate, complete with commercials.
Like many Herskovitz/Zwick shows, quarterlife was developed for ABC, but the network didn't want it. Rather than let the pilot languish, the producers took it online. Now, after the decimation of programming following the writer's strike, the networks have come crawling, looking for quality programming wherever they can find it to fill in time until new shows can premiere in April.
What you really want to know is, should I tune in?
I can tell you unequivocally, this is the best produced Web-based show yet. This was made with TV in mind first, and the Web audience benefits. The professionalism shines through in everything--maybe too much considering that many of the characters ostensibly do video blogs (which can also be seen online) and never, ever, ever encounter a glitch. (There's an episode waiting to be made: the broadband and Wi-Fi are out at Dylan's apartment! Angst ensues.)
The main character, Dylan (Bitsie Tulloch) is a girl with sharing issues. That is, she shares way too much on her far-from-secret video blog that gets her in trouble with roommates who vacillate from depressed to manic. She loves a boy in the building, but falls for another, and the first boy ends up leaving after a few episodes anyway, so it all works out--except boy number two might leave to go build houses for hurricane victims. Drama ensues. Instead, one of the depressed roommates takes his place in New Orleans. It's musical chairs as the writers try to find the right balance of characters we'll like as they whine about their lives.
Personally, I'd like to see Dylan's duplicitous (and, later, amorous) boss, Brittany (Barret Swatek) move in and really turn things up a notch (but that might be Melrose Place nostalgia talking). The break-out character for Web-heads is Andy (Kevin Christy), the video editor nerd living in the basement, who literally runs away in fear rather than spend time with a girl who rejected him.
My advice is set the DVR for quarterlife tomorrow (the second episode follows Sunday) and give it a try. If you find these youngsters compelling, you can watch all six complete episodes (comprised of 36 webisodes) online whenever you want. If nothing else, it makes settling down in your thirties look good. Until you rent DVDs of thirtysomething.


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An attractive climate with some of the highest sunshine hours in New Zealand, as well as diverse landscapes from beautiful beaches to thermal wonderlands to forested high country ranges.
The region is easily accessible from other New Zealand centres, especially Auckland, and well serviced by road and air transport, cellphone, wireless and wired data networks.
With 125km of coastline, the Bay of Plenty's temperate maritime climate is one of its great drawcards. Sheltered by high country ranges on three sides, it is one of the sunniest and least windy regions in New Zealand, while its seas are among the calmest and warmest in the country.
The region's three main urban centres – Tauranga, Rotorua and Whakatāne - form a triangle. The largest centre is Tauranga city (pop. > 110,000), situated around a beautiful harbour including a major international shipping port, and with long stretches of white sandy beach.
Rotorua, further inland, is a Māori culture and tourism hub, with many freshwater lakes, native and plantation forests and geothermal attractions. And Whakatāne is the sunshine capital, a coastal area again with beautiful beaches, large areas of native forest, a large protected harbour and of course the wonderland of White Island (an active offshore volcano).


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As a collector of comics (The Uncanny X-Men were my favorite!), I love a good origin story, so coming across a large quantity of pumpkin honey gave me the same giddy feeling as finding a hidden gem in a bargain bin of comics.
The bees gathered nectar and pollen from large yellow pumpkin blossoms, pollinating as they go and turned it into delicious honey. On its own this pumpkin honey tastes like caramelized sweet pie pumpkin dusted with brown sugar, but there's an underlying earthiness that keeps it from being overly sweet on the palate. My local apiary, Mickleberry Garden had a single barrel of this pumpkin honey and I played with the idea of only getting a few hundred pounds, but from the first taste I knew I couldn't let this go anywhere but into a couple of special barrels. Batch 105 was aged in a bourbon barrel from our local giant Eastside Distilling. This bourbon had that corn oily sweetness, with notes of toast and butterscotch, oak and vanilla.
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Because of Christ, who died for us and in three days—rose again.
You don't have to wait for the End. I am, right now, Resurrection and Life. The one who believes in me, even though he or she dies, will live. And everyone who lives believing in me does not ultimately die at all. Do you believe this?
John 11:25-26 The Msg Continue reading "It is done. Christ is risen"


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- Records: No. 15 MIT (11-1, 1-0 NEWMAC); WPI (6-6, 0-1 NEWMAC)
- Score: No. 15 MIT 94, WPI 58
- Location: Worcester, Mass. (Harrington Auditorium)
- The Lead: Led by a 24-point effort from junior Cameron Korb (Los Gatos, Calif.), the No. 15 MIT men's basketball team ran its winning streak to eight straight with a 94-58 win over WPI in the NEWMAC opener for both teams at Harrington Auditorium.
- MIT quickly built to a 10-point lead at 19-9 with 12:37 left in the first after a jumper from AJ Jurko (Weston, Fla.). Freshman Hamilton Forsythe (Weston, Conn.) also fueled the run with a pair of threes to finish the period with six points. With the MIT lead down to 22-18 with 10:21 on the clock following a Chris Rodgers layup, the Engineers embarked on an 18-0 scoring run over the next 5:28 to extend the MIT lead out to 40-18 at the 4:53 mark. A layup from WPI's Reid Walker stopped the scoring stretch as the visiting Engineers took an eventual 44-26 advantage into the halftime break.
- MIT forced nine WPI turnovers over the first 20 minutes, while WPI outrebounded the visitors by a 17-14 margin. MIT's Jurko and WPI's Walker were the top scorers in the period with 10 points each, while MIT shot 51.7 percent from the field and 50 percent from three for the half.
- In the second half, MIT stretched the lead out to 30 at 59-29 on a three from Korb with 14:29 remaining and the visitors led by at least 28 the rest of the way. The Engineers extended the advantage to as many as 42 on a late Forsythe three-pointer, en route to the eventual 94-58 victory.
- For the game, MIT shot 56.1 percent from the field, 56.5 percent from three-point land and 89.5 percent from the free throw line. Led by five three-pointers from Korb, MIT finished the game 13-for-23 from deep, including 6-of-9 in the second period.
- In addition to Korb's team-high 24, MIT had five players finish in double figures in the wire-to-wire victory. Junior Tim Roberts (Oak Bluffs, Mass.) had 17 points and seven rebounds, along with 14 from junior Bradley Jomard (Paris, France). Jurko was the final starter in double figures, along with 11 points off the bench by Forsythe.
- Walker was the lone WPI player in double figures with 11 points to go along with seven rebounds. For the game, MIT held a slight 32-28 rebounding advantage that included a 25-18 edge on the defensive glass.
- MIT returns to action on Saturday, January 6th as the Engineers host the U.S. Coast Guard Academy for a 2 p.m. start at Rockwell Cage.
- For the latest on MIT Athletics, follow the Engineers via social media on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.


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Barcelona-owned West Ham United midfielder Alex Song says that his heroes were Rigobert Song and former Chelsea great Claude Makelele.
West Ham United midfielder Alex Song has written on the club's official website that Rigobert Song and Claude Makelele were his heroes growing up.
"I know we have some Cult Heroes returning to West Ham United this weekend," wrote the Barcelona-owned midfielder. "My heroes growing up were Rigobert Song and Claude Makelele."
Rigobert Song is a former Cameroon international defender and was on the books of West Ham from 2000 to 2002.
Makelele is one of the greatest defensive midfielders of all time and is an all-time Chelsea great.
The former France international joined the London outfit from Spanish giants Real Madrid in 2003 and played for them until 2008.
During his time at Stamford Bridge, Makelele won the Premier League title twice, the League Cup on two occasions and the FA Cup once.
West Ham are sixth in the Premier League table at the moment with 21 points from 13 matches.
The London outfit are just five points behind fourth-place Arsenal and appear to be in the running for a Champions League spot.
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July 31 is known far-and-wide as a certain boy wizard's birthday (it also happens to be the birthday of author J.K. Rowling, which we think might be somehow related). And while fans of the Harry Potter series will don cloaks and glasses and lightning scars wherever they will, we would be remiss if we didn't mention that Los Angeles happens to be home to a very special Harry Potter theme shop, one that surely attracts readers looking to stir up a little birthday magic.
If you're a serious fan you surely know about Whimsic Alley -- you're probably there now, as we type this -- but we also know there are hundreds of Harry-o-logists in the SoCal area that aren't familiar with the Wilshire Boulevard shop and probably should be.
Because? It not only has all things Potteresque -- think wands and clothing and such -- but the room itself is impressively designed, complete with a highly atmospheric street scene, small lights, and the occasional owl. Call it stepping into the books while you shop for your Hogwarts-based needs.
A few need-to-knows: The shop is typically closed on Mondays and Tuesdays but its "special summer hours" means it is open every day of the week. Also? Several special events are planned throughout the year. Next up for Harry buffs? "High Tea in the Great Hall" on Aug. 26. There's also the four-day "The Camp That Lived" coming in February. That's for grown-ups, mind you, so hurrah.
We're imagining now how Harry'd-out the city will be when the Wizarding World of Harry Potter lands at Universal Hollywood in a few years' time. Can LA compete with London in terms of sheer Potter love? Perhaps not, but we've made a magical stand at Whimsic Alley. Stripey scarves on, Potter peeps.
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Some professional plumbers suggest that the plumbing system must be checked at least once in 2-years. While most plumbers and experts insist on having an annual inspection. The plumbing systems that are used the most daily need to have a professional check-up once a year. If you call for plumbing inspection every couple of years and identify various defects during the inspection, maybe it's time you switch to inspecting annually.
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Tillamook Coast Life Blog
Top 5 (free) Nature Classes
Planning a weekend trip to the Tillamook Coast? Want to take an art class, or a guided kayaking tour? Want a kid-friendly activity such as digging for clams?
Stumped where to begin? Relax! The coast has a group offering classes for all of this and more—and while a goodwill offering is appreciated, the classes are free!
"Each class is pretty hands-on and intimate," said WEBS Executive Director Christine Smith, of the weekend adventures.
What is WEBS?
Friends of Netarts Bay Watershed, Estuary, Beach and Sea—WEBS is a non-profit organization dedicated to sustaining and preserving Netarts Bay through education. It was created and endowed by the late Jim Mundell, a long time Netarts resident.
Mundell dreamed of an organization that would raise awareness, provide learning opportunities, and encourage stewardship for the natural and cultural resources of the Netarts Bay area.
Mostly, he wanted people to be engaged in the bay in a way that meant they would feel ownership and a sense of pride in preserving it, Christine said.
Today WEBS partners with the Oregon Community Foundation, community experts and local and state partners to bring free and fun classes to both coasties and visitors. Classes are generally held on weekends, in the late spring to late fall.
Christine's advice for class participants is to come prepared to get sandy and wet and to taste, touch and experience what the bay offers. Hopefully, you'll emerge from a class or tour with a better understanding of the beauty of Netarts Bay.
She advises signing up for classes early, as enrollment is limited. Here is a sampling of the popular classes hosted by WEBS.
1. Oyster Industry Tour
See both the beginning and the end of sustainable oyster farming on the bay. Begin your day with a tour of the Whiskey Creek Shellfish Hatchery. Here you'll see how hatchery owners spawn and set oyster larvae onto oyster shells. Whiskey Creek is one of the largest oyster hatcheries on the Pacific Coast.
After touring the hatchery, the next stop is to an oyster farm or processing site. Depending on the tour date, you could tour JAndy Oyster Company in Tillamook, or Pacific Seafood in Bay City. Both tours offer oysters for sale. Free transportation is available on a limited basis and provided by Tillamook Eco Adentures.
2. Art Classes Featuring Netarts Bay
Take in the stunning view of the bay from the terrace of the Terimore Lodging by the Sea. Here, a local art instructor will walk you through an acrylic art class while you create your own masterpiece depicting Netarts Bay. Like working with clay? Take home your own one-of-a-kind memento. Adults and youth can create a themed piece of pottery using shells and sea from the bay as inspiration.
3. Kayaking Netarts Bay
Both novice and seasoned kayakers will enjoy a guided tour of the bay. Area scientists and kayaking experts will point out flora and fauna along the way—you may even see a bed of living sand dollars! Kayaks and all safety gear are provided in this free and popular tour, which is divided into novice and intermediate/expert levels. Kayak tours are provided by kayaktillamook.com
4. Science and the Bay
Learn the geomorphology of the bay while on tour with a geology expert. Discover fossil beds and rock formations native to the bay. Love wildlife? WEBS hosts birding and invertebrate classes too. Learn about the sea life found at Netarts Bay and how diverse the area wildlife is. Take a birding tour and see cormorants, murres, peregrine falcons and other coastal birds—you may even see bald eagles preying at the bay.
5. Photography, basket-weaving and more!
This past year, WEBS also hosted a photography class in the Netarts Bay area, as well as a free basket-weaving class. Follow the WEBS Facebook page to learn more about their 2017 schedule. Information can also be found on their website.


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Sweet Peanut Butter BreadFrom shellyh430 6 years ago
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- Preheat oven to 350° F. Grease a standard-sized loaf pan and set it aside.
- In a small bowl whisk the flour, baking powder, and salt together.
- In a separate large mixing bowl beat butter and sugars on low speed 2 minutes, Beat in peanut butter then egg and vanilla, scraping down sides of bowl.
- Add flour mixture and beat on low until combined, the batter will be very thick and crumbly. Pour in milk and beat on low until batter is smooth.
- Add batter to loaf pan and evenly spread it out. Bake for 50 minutes or until the center springs back when pressed with a fingertip.
- Cool in pan on wire rack 15 minutes, remove from pan and cool completely
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There are many landlord obligations. A landlord's legal requirements are designed to ensure that rental properties are kept to a high standard and that the rights of both tenants and landlords are protected.
What is expected of you as a landlord? Some of your landlord obligations involve health and safety (PAT testing, electrical safety, and fire safety), making sure you have the correct licenses for houses in multiple occupation (HMOs), and ensuring that you solve landlord-tenant disputes effectively.
- Landlord fined for undeclared rental income
- Fines for letting agents and landlords who charge tenancy fees
- What does landlord insurance cover?
But some have failed to ensure they meet their landlord obligations. We conducted some research and have put together five of the biggest fines and penalties ever received by landlords. We explain where they went wrong and what you should do to to make sure you're meeting all of your obligations as a landlord.
1. Landlord electrical safety and fire safety standards
A landlord was fined £214,000 for putting his tenants' lives at risk across various properties in London.
One of his properties was found to have an exposed live electrical cable on the electric cooker hob, posing a risk of electrocution.
Another property had inadequate safety measures. In terms of fire safety, there was no safe exit route in the event of a fire and the landlord was unable to supply gas and electrical certificates.
What are the landlord obligations?
Your landlord health and safety requirements essentially mean that you keep your properties safe and free from health hazards. This includes making sure that gas equipment is safely installed, maintained, and checked by a registered engineer. If someone is injured or dies as a result of a property being unsafe, the fines are unlimited and you could receive a jail term.
When it comes to electrical safety, you must ensure that the electrical system and appliances (for example fridges and cookers) are safe. PAT (portable appliance testing) testing for landlords isn't a legal requirement, however the Electrical Safety Council recommends PAT testing to ensure you meet the requirement that any appliances you provide tenants are safe. PAT testing needs to be carried out by someone qualified to do so.
Landlord fire safety checks involve making sure your tenants have access to escape routes at all times, supplying a smoke alarm on each storey (and a carbon monoxide alarm in any room with a solid fuel burning appliance), making sure furniture and furnishings are fire safe, and providing fire alarms and fire extinguishers if the property is a large house in multiple occupation (HMO). Read more about carbon monoxide and smoke alarm regulations for landlords and landlord fire safety regulations.
2. Landlord illegally converting houses into flats
A landlord was fined £310,000 for converting houses into flats and studios without permission. At a property in London Road, Wembley, he converted two bedrooms into four flats.
What are the landlord obligations?
There are different types of residence for planning purposes, including houses, flats, and houses in multiple occupation (HMOs). Planning permission is automatically required when there is a material change in use of the property.
Subdivisions (where a property is converted from one big flat into two smaller ones for instance) are generally treated as a material change in use. HMOs also need to meet specific obligations and safety checks (more on those in point three).
3. Landlord breaching houses in multiple occupation (HMO) rules
A husband and wife landlord team were handed £60,000 in fines and other costs at Uxbridge Magistrates Court for multiple occupation and other management offences. They broke a prohibition order on letting a room in a shared house and the property was deemed to be unsafe.
What are the landlord obligations?
A property is a house in multiple occupation if at least three tenants live there, forming more than one household (for instance, these tenants are unrelated). Bathrooms, toilets, and other amenities will be shared by these tenants.
A property is a large house in multiple occupation if it's three storeys high, at least five tenants live there (forming more than one household), and amenities are shared between tenants.
You must meet HMO obligations and safety checks, including making sure the property is not overcrowded and that there are enough facilities for people living there. You are responsible for repairs to communal areas. If a property is a large HMO then you need a license from the council. Some councils need other HMOs to be licensed.
4. Landlord illegal tenant eviction
A landlord was convicted and ordered to pay a total of £3,700 in fines, after being prosecuted by Sheffield City Council. He served a tenant notice to move out, then removed and changed the locks only days later.
What are the landlord obligations?
Landlord harassment is a criminal offence. Landlord harassment (such as changing locks) can lead to illegal eviction which is also a criminal offence. Landlords can face a jail term and a tenant can claim damages and receive compensation.
In order to legally evict someone, you must follow three steps. You need to give your tenant at least two months' written notice of eviction (known as a Section 21). You need to get a court order for them to leave the property and only a bailiff can evict your tenant, providing they have a warrant from the court.
Read more about how to legally evict a tenant.
5. Landlord HMO and safety offences
A Brighton landlord was fined £43,680 for breaching safety obligations. At the time, it was Brighton Magistrates Court's biggest fine on record.
The property had an obstructed fire escape, unsatisfactory fire equipment and alarms, tiny bedrooms, and 12 tenants (the property was licensed for just nine).
What are the landlord obligations?
As above, landlords need to meet specific houses in multiple occupation obligations and these can vary from council to council. HMOs need to adhere to safety standards and basic living conditions (for instance, not being overcrowded).
Landlord legal obligations – considerations to avoid fines
There is still no start date for the tenancy fees ban, but we do know that those who don't comply with the tenancy fees ban face fines. The initial fine is £5,000 and if you commit a further breach within five years, you face a £30,000 fine (or being taken to court).
We predicted that energy efficiency will be high on the agenda in 2018, as new energy efficiency regulations begin in April 2018. Landlords who don't meet the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard of an E after April could be fined up to £5,000 for non-compliance.
Following the appropriate steps to evict someone legally is vital. Research by StudentTenant showed that it costs up to £2,000 to legally evict a tenant.
Have you heard of any hefty fines received by landlords? Let us know what they were for below.
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Labor Day Weekend Intensive with Dmitri Andreyev
Join us as we travel to New Freedom, PA to enjoy Labor Day Weekend with the joyful Mary Jo Fero, members of St. Francis Icon Guild and Prosopon students. Spend 3 days learning techniques and applications at the knee of our beloved Master Iconographer, Dmitri Andreyev. It is always such a gift to be able to absorb the knowledge from this charming and gracious teacher!
The 3 day intensive with Dmitri is filling up quickly and registration is due by August 5, however, in talking with Mary Jo this morning the deadline for registration can be extended to August 12 if you call her to let her know you are coming. Please send in your deposit as soon as you are able to reserve your seat as this intensive is welcoming 12 students and can accept just a few more above this reserve.
Students of the Prosopon School of Iconology view weekend intensives as little bridges in between the week long workshops and we pray you will hear the call of St. Francis and join all of us traveling on this little bridge!
September 3-5, 2016
10:00am – 5:00 pm
Location: St. John Neumann Hall next to Historical St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
315 N. Constitution Ave. New Freedom, PA 17349
$300.00 includes all materials and shared expenses
There is a minimum of 12 students needed to hold the workshop.
Please register promptly to hold your place.
Non-refundable $150.00 deposit is required by August 5th with the remaining $150 00 due the first day of class.
Beginning and Intermediate students will be working on the fundamentals of highlighting garments and the face. Advanced students may bring icons in progress to work on. We will begin the icon of St. Francis of Assisi and the sketch will be mailed to you upon receipt of deposit. If you would like to order a board for the St. Francis icon, please order it asap and prep up to the gold halo. Board size should be no smaller than 8×10 1/2 as this is the size of the sketch but you are welcome to make it larger.
For out of town students you may book your own arrangements at the Hampton Inn, New Freedom, PA 800-992-2694 off exit 4 on I-83.
We have pot luck lunches and there are also restaurants in the area. Contact me for more information.
Make check payable to Mary Jo Fero/ Icon Workshop
Mail registration form and deposit to:
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The Oakland East Bay Symphony (OEBS) presents an evening of intensity and drama with its concert The Height of Romanticism, held at 8 pm on Friday, April 15th at Oakland's Paramount Theatre. Venturing through two different eras and regions, OEBS will explore obsessive love with Bernard Herrmann's Suite from Vertigo," one of Alfred Hitchcock's most well-known films, as well as Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony, a piece full of the passion and longing experienced by the composer during a time of great personal turmoil and closely associated with two women. A world premiere by Scott Amendola entitled Fade to Orange completes the journey through different time periods and represents the fourth and final New Visions/New Vistas premiere. Amendola will be joined by Nels Cline, lead guitarist for the alternative rock band Wilco, and bassist Trevor Dunn. A pre-concert talk with Amendola and John Kendall Bailey begins at 7 pm.
About the Artists Drummer and composer Scott Amendola graduated from Berklee College of Music before heading west to San Francisco. Shortly after his move, he joined the innovative band T.J. Kirk, which was nominated for a Grammy in 1995, before he joined the Charlie Hunter Quartet. After touring worldwide and recording 3 records for Blue Note, Amendola started a new project: The Scott Amendola Band, which nurtures his talents as both drummer and composer.
Nels Cline has been touring and recording as lead guitarist with the alternative rock band Wilco since 2004 but has been heavily involved in the West Coast's improvisational scene since the 1970s. In addition to being part of groups such as Quartet Music, the Nels Cline Trio, and the Nels Cline Singers, he has toured internationally with a variety of bands, scored two films and written and produced music and albums for himself and other artists. In 1999, the California Music Awards named Cline Outstanding Jazz Artist of the year. He recently released two CDs in 2010, including a collaborative work Dirty Baby with poet and producer David Breskin inspired by 66 period images by the artist Ed Ruscha.
Bassist Trevor Dunn formed the experimental band Mr. Bungle with Mike Patton and Trey Spruance in 1986, with which he toured and released three full-length studio albums. He has also been part of groups such as Secret Chiefs 3, Fantômas, and created his own band trio-convulsant. After a hiatus from writing rock music, Dunn formed the band MadLove, which released its debut album in 2009.
Tickets for The Height of Romanticism range from $20-$65. They may be purchased at www.oebs.org or by calling 1-800-745-3000.


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"Therefore to him that knoweth to do good and doeth it not, to him it is sin" (KJV, James 4:17). Sin isn't something we like to talk about, or even like to think about too deeply. It makes us uncomfortable and therefore it is much easier to dismiss sin as wrongdoing, a mistake or even an inherent weakness. A sin that is identified as something we do is often called the sin of commission. One sin that we don't often talk about is the sin that is identified as something we fail to do, called the sin of omission. Such sins may include our failure to follow through with our word or the failure to perform a duty when it is within our responsibility and power to do so. The facts of the matter are that sin cannot be limited to "thou shall not's" but "thou shall's" are equally important. Sadly, few people see the evil in the sin of omission.
Though we all know that sin is most dangerous when it is swept under the carpet and therefore not addressed, it is even more frightening to know that we can be doing it and at the same time feel fine, believing that we are the best type of Christian. It is therefore a surprise that the Bible warns us about hypocrisy. Sadly, I believe many will be lost because they did not do the right thing.
Generally, when we consider sin in our life we concentrate on the obvious "thou shall not's." However, in Matthew 5:38-48, our Savior addressed a more full understanding of the very things that make Christians different from the world. He told us what should be the Christian's reaction to injustice, what we do or say when people trample on our rights. Jesus also talked about how to relate to needy people, especially those unable to pay back. And He taught how to relate to our enemies. From this famous sermon, we can deduce that what makes Christians unique is not our ability to conform to the generally accepted practices of the world, but rather that our singularity lies in the fact that the world will hate us (John 15:18-19).
I believe Jesus identified one of our human weaknesses as the desire to live up to normal expectations. For example, just like non-believers, we tend to love those who love us. Therefore, when doing the normal things that ordinary people do, Christians automatically position themselves as ordinary people. Sadly, I believe this is what many of us want. This kind of thinking and behavior is comfortable and doesn't challenge any change from within. It is obvious that not all of us want to be identified as a peculiar and royal priesthood (2 Peter 2:9).
Being blinded by "the enemy of good" (Ellen White, Steps to Christ, 1), such individuals might have reduced righteousness to normal daily life and therefore sin to anything less than normal daily life. In other words they have created a new standard, far below "Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect" (Matthew 5:48). In this statement Jesus seeks to draw our attention to a higher standard than what we see around us.
Therefore, according to Jesus, sin also includes anything that seems normal to the human eye but is offensive to God. This would include sins that are both committed and omitted. This level of understanding can only be gained through a closer walk with God, with the abiding presence of the Holy Spirit as our guide. A deeper love for God and an innermost desire to please Him is what drives us to this point.
Sins of omission
As we read in the opening lines of this article, the sins of omission are things that we are supposed to do but fail to do them. Sometimes (but not always) the sin of omission will not excite any reaction from those around us. In this instance, this type of sin would look very normal to the carnal mind. Jesus addresses the sin of omission in His parable, found in Matthew 25:31-46. This parable reveals how much value heaven places on unselfish deeds, beyond normal human expectation. In His parable, Jesus denounced the goats for what was probably locally considered as inconsequential behavior. However, in the end and to their surprise and dismay, God placed value on what they considered trivial and therefore, they were exempted from His kingdom, based on their sins of omission.
We can conclude, therefore, that God will not only judge us on how carefully we keep His law, but also on the good things we didn't do. Like the group described in Matthew 7:21-23 and Luke 13:24-28, most of us probably have something good to boast about, but the question is, have we left good things undone (Matthew 23:23)? Are you refusing to say words of comfort to the discouraged, to pay attention to the needy, or utilize time to tell someone about Christ? Do you still have some channels on your dish, find yourself spellbound by certain ungodly movies or Internet sites? In other words are you still in the company of ungodly friends who have created a standard far below Jesus' teachings? Is there someone you are refusing to forgive, a talent that you are suppressing, or an opportunity that you are wasting?
The sin of mediocrity
"So you also, when you have done everything you were told to do, should say: We are unworthy servants; we have only done our duty" (NIV, Luke 17:10).
Many of us have a very faint perception of holiness. Holiness or godliness is like a course every Christian pursues. Unlike many courses studied at college or university, it requires only one standard, understood as pass or fail. Peter said, "But just as He who called you is holy, so be holy in all you do" (1Peter 1:15). Jesus also said: "Be merciful, just as your Father is merciful" and "Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect" (Luke 6:36, Matthew 5:48).
God's standard, requires a 100% score mark (i.e. perfection or completeness). Ellen White puts it this way: "We cannot be half the Lord's and half the world's. We are not God's children unless we are such entirely" (Steps to Christ, 44) (emphasis mine). To think God would even lower His standard is presumptuous. Jesus expects us to strictly abide by any known truth, (John 8:29), so nothing below perfect obedience will be acceptable. In fact, in all our endeavors, no matter the field of life, the standard is remains unchanged.
Therefore, it's high time we awake from our sins of mediocrity. Jesus, our only perfect example solely did the will of His Father while on earth (John 5:30). Not only that, He also used every available opportunity. He said; "I must work the works of Him that sent me, while it is day" (John 9:4). Thus to Him, every day signifies a call to service. And if Jesus never acted in a mediocre manner, and never taught us to do so, why would He ever entertain mediocrity in His heavenly kingdom?
God's call is to a higher standard than that which we see around us every day. So while certain sins of omission may be considered inconsequential to those who do not know God, the call to service includes a deeper understanding of our responsibility as bearers of His name. While we seek to know Him and walk in His light, (NASB, Isaiah 58:8) and through the grace of the Holy Spirit that strives in our heart and gives us grace to understand and overcome, (Philippians 2:13), we can have a deeper and more fuller understanding of the glory of God's character and His plan for us.


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Dr. C. Anandharamakrishnan has two decades of experience in R&D and administration at the CSIR - Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI). He was Principal Scientist and Coordinator for the Academy of Scientific & Innovative Research (AcSIR) at CSIR-CFTRI, before being appointed as the Director of Indian Institute of Food Processing Technology (IIFPT), Thanjavur.
Dr. Anandharamakrishnan completed his Doctoral degree in Chemical Engineering from Loughborough University, United Kingdom, under the Commonwealth programme. He pursued his B.Tech. (Chemical Engineering) and M.Tech. from A.C. College of Technology, Anna University, Chennai. His areas of research include design of engineered nano and micro scale delivery systems for the controlled and targeted release of food bioactive compounds, spray drying and spray-freeze-drying of food products and computational modeling of food processing operations. His research endeavours are well documented in the form of highly commendable publications in reputed international journals with an average impact factor of 3.071, two International patents and seven Indian patents. He is also the author of 6 books and 44 book chapters published by coveted publishers. He has supervised 8 Ph.D. theses and more than 50 bachelor's and master's theses.
Dr. Anandharamakrishnan is the elected Fellow of National Academy of Sciences (FNASc), Fellow of National Academy of Agricultural Sciences (NAAS) Fellow of Royal Society of Chemistry (FRSC), Fellow of Royal Society of Biology (FRSB), Fellow of Association of Food Scientists and Technologists (India) – AFST(I), and the Institute of Engineers (FIE). He serves/served as the Editor of Journal of Food Science and Technology (Springer), Editorial Board member of various international journals and as a peer reviewer for more than 20 International journals. He is the member of several professional committees and the member of the Board of Studies in various academic institutions. He is the recipient of several awards including, Prof. Jiwan Singh Sidhu Award 2010 from the Association of Food Scientists and Technologists (India), Individual Award in Scientific Contributions 2012 and Best Research Paper (Applied Science) 2014 by CSIR-CFTRI, and Dr B.D.Tilak Chemcon Distinguished Speaker Award 2016 from the Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers (IIChE). He is also recipient of the prestigious M.S. Swaminathan Scientific Tamil Excellence Award 2017 and Dr. M. Sabir Oration Award 2017 by Indian Society of Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology. Recently, he has been awarded as Best Director of the year 2018 and Visionary Leader of the Year 2018 by Integrated Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ICCI). He was also conferred with Treasure Trove of Scientific Knowledge Award 2018 by MTS Academy, Chennai. He is the recipient of the prestigious NASI-Reliance Industries Platinum Jubilee Award 2018 and AIFPA Special Platinum Jubilee Award for Development of Food Processing Technology & Innovation 2018. Recently he was conferred with Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Best Scientist & Distinguished Fellow Award 2018-2019.
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Could This Intuit-ive Stock Mint Solid Returns?
Intuit dreams of becoming synonymous with all things personal finance. And with hugely popular (and helpful) products such as TurboTax, Mint, and Quicken, the company appears well on its way to doing so. Last quarter saw an 11% boost in Intuit's revenue, along with the completion of several acquisitions and a healthy share buyback.
Despite those positive stats, on the day of Intuit's earnings call, the company's stock took a dip. It was practically infinitesimal -- only about 1.5% -- but odd nonetheless. When a company seems to be thriving, why would its stock drop on the news of surging revenue, as opposed to rising along with it? Let's take a look under the hood and find out.
Recently, Intuit has begun placing particular emphasis on its small-business solutions, and on the cloud, perhaps to combat lagging sales on its tax products this time of year. During its quarterly conference call, Intuit explained that two-thirds of its $622 million in quarterly revenue came from "higher value cloud and connect services," which garnered "predictable recurring revenue streams."
That revenue is impressive, but there are a couple of dubious statistics farther down the income statement: namely, the company's margins. Intuit's operating and net profit margins were negative this time last year, and not much has changed since. Operating losses widened from $73 million to $77 million, mainly because of a boost in selling and marketing expenses. Net losses, in the meantime, narrowed slightly from $19 million to $11 million, thanks to a boost in funds from discontinued operations. Without that, Intuit would have been $57 million in the red.
Detailing the divestiture
It turns out Intuit spent the quarter unloading quite of a few of its former resources. On July 1, the company let go of its Financial Services business -- which focused on providing banking software to financial institutions and markets -- for $1 billion. That segment brought in $326 million in revenue last year, and its divestiture caused Intuit to have to lower its original annual guidance, from between $702 million and $727 million to between $615 million and $625 million. Additionally, in August Intuit completed the sale of its Intuit Health business, which brought in around $16 million annually.
In selling these divisions, Intuit has proved that it is taking the process of reinventing itself seriously. According to its earnings release, the company wants to become the go-to operating system for small-business success, and "do the nation's taxes in U.S. and Canada." Anything standing in the way of those goals is considered dead weight, and Intuit isn't afraid to prune some branches when necessary.
Taxing times to come?
Intuit has certainly transformed its business model over the past quarter. While it may take a while for profits to catch up, it's worth noting that even after divesting two segments and lowering its projected guidance, Intuit still saw an 11% increase in overall Q3 revenue, which is certainly impressive. For investors leery of hopping on board a company right in the middle of reinventing its structure, wait a quarter or two to see how Intuit manages to shape up its operation and net incomes. If there's continued improvement, Intuit could become a stock to hold onto for the long run.
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I want to connect my bluetooth keyboard (macintosh) at Startup.
But what should i say, i have to enter a PIN, without a keyboard is connected...
Is there a way to connect my keyboard without to buy a USB-Keyboard?
My mouse won't connect, too - i have to enter a PIN there as well!
EDIT: I have a Thinkpad x60s, too. Is there any chance to pair my thinkpad (ubuntu) with my machine (ubuntu) via bluetooth?


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Finally settled in at Rist Camp (for the month of September).
During this year's stay I have decided to do a project (in addition to my regular picture making) entitled Rist Camp Diary for which I am making 1 picture a day made expressly for posting on my Instagram page - hobsonspictures. Those pictures will be also made into a book. The first 4 days are posted in this entry.
The pictures for the project will all be made using the iPhone camera module. They will be processed on the iPhone using Snapseed and then made into Polaroids by way of the Polamatic app.
MY RESPONSE to Julian Behrisch Elce's request-I'd love to hear you unpack "I am desperately trying to avoid going all the way,". Julian's request was in response to my statement that I was "desperately trying to avoid going all the way" over to making all of my pictures with the iPhone camera module.
Let me dispense with psychoanalytic stuff first ... simply put, I sorta feel that, by using the iPhone camera module, I am not taking my picture making seriously enough. That is to write, while I continue to give the exact same consideration to the aesthetics of my iPhone pictue making, the same is not true for the technical image quality side of the equation. The reason for that is quite simple inasmuch as the iPhone camera module can only deliver technical image quality as determined by its sensor which makes image quality a take-it-or-leave-it proposition. So, for me, I have adopted a why worry? be happy attitude.
Now, onto the technical stuff ....In most iPhone camera module (iCM) picture making endeavours, I am quite happy with the technical image quality (tIQ). However, there are picture making situations where the iCM sensor falls short. Not horribly short but certainly short of what a "real" camera sensor can deliver. That written, when I am using the iCM to make "snapshots", those shortcomings matter little or not at all. So, in that application there is no problem.
That written, in my "serious" picture making, I strive for the excellent tIQ that only a "real" camera can deliver in all picture making situations.. And therein lies the reason why I am "desperately trying to avoid going all the way". On a few picture making occasions, I have regretted the fact that I made a picture using only the iCM.
So, here's the deal (for me). After making thousands of pictures with the iCM, I am most certainly capable of recognizing a picture making situation where the iCM will deliver less than optimal results (for my "serious" picture making). In those situations, what I am desparately trying to condition myself to do is to not be lazy-and I have been truly lazy on occasion-and use the "real" camera which is always hanging on my shoulder. In other words, I had forgotten to use the tool which right for the job.
MY CONCLUSION: I began using the iCM as the essential camera for my the new snapshot work. Over time, I was seduced by the iCM's capability of delivering very high iTQ in many picturing situations. But, like all seductions, it has its boundaries and, if you cross those boundaries, the grass will not always be greener on the other side.
Or ...
"Make sure that you always have the right tools for the job. It's no use trying to eat a steak with a teaspoon, and a straw." ~ Anthony T. Hincks


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Lawrence E. SusskindA discussion of the role and functions of a court-appointed special master serving as a mediator in a case study of a scientific/technical dispute in New Jersey
A discussion of the role and functions of a court-appointed special master serving as a mediator in a case study of a scientific/technical dispute in New Jersey, featuring MIT Professor and experienced public disputes mediator Lawrence E. Susskind.
PRODUCTION QUALITY: Utility.
Mediating Public Disputes Attributes
- Time required:
- 1-2 hours
- Teaching notes available:
- No
- Produced by:
- Lawrence E. Susskind
- Run Time::
- 95 min.
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If you're planning on heading to Northern Ireland, then you're in for some real treats. The recent history of the area has led to much rejuvenation and the effect that that modern conflict had on the urban sphere has become an attraction for many outsiders. Aside from that, Northern Ireland is becoming one of the cheaper and more frequented countries in the whole of the United Kingdom, and they've got the hostels to handle it!
Belfast is named for the mouth of the Feirste River, today the River Lagan. The hilly surrounds seem to cuddle up to the city, perhaps trying to make it look friendlier. The cityscape is gorgeous, what with its heritage rooted in the past, but its eye set on the future.
Belfast hostels demonstrate a keen understanding of the backpacker's needs, as can be experienced in the brand new Global Village hostel. The games room and beer garden makes this establishment extra special. You'll find it right in the center of the city in a great location that brings all the sights and sounds to your fingertips. It's not far from Donegall Square and City Hall. Nearby you'll find dozens of pubs and cafes, and the popular St. George's Market near Central Station offers an easy way to spend a day.
Sleepy Cedars is an equally engaging hostel for travelers of all types. It is housed in a lovely Victorian red brick building and isn't far from the city center. Its wooden floors and modern facilities present guests with a favorable combination of sophistication and class. It's also in a great location, with restaurants and bars all within walking distance and the attractions like Saint Anne's Cathedral and the Titanic Boat Tour close by. There's plenty more to see from the Botanical Gardens to the political murals along Falls and Shankill roads.
When Belfast has filled your cup, move on to Derry, where more great hostels are waiting for you. The city is famed for the 16th century siege that lasted 105 days. The walls of that time still stand to this day, and pretty much anywhere you stay in Derry, you'll be near a section. Stay at Paddy's Place for a true backpacker's experience. The centrally located hostel was founded by backpackers and offers freebies like traditional Irish music nights. Nearby is the Bogside district where 1972 saw 'Bloody Sunday' take place. You're also well set to check out the Tower Museum to learn all about the city.
If you want to escape the city, Carrowmena Hostel in Limavady is your best option. Set in the countryside, guests are in prime location to hop to sites like Causeway Coast, Lough Foyle and Sperrin Mountain Range. The hostel itself is like a country home away from home.
Another top Northern Ireland hostel with a difference is Derg View House, a small B&B which used to be a village school house. Located near to Omagh, Derg View House is so named because it looks out over the beautiful River Derg. It's quaint and pretty, and there's plenty to do nearby. The Old Bushmills Distillery is one of the oldest of its kind, and the Marble Arch Caves take you to an underground world unlike any other.
The next stop in Northern Ireland isn't that far away. TwentySix is a hostel located in the center of Coleraine. Set in a pleasant town house, TwentySix is a good way to end a long day visiting sites like the Giant's Causeway and Mountsandel Fort, which is said to be the oldest location of human settlement in Ireland. For beaches, Portrush and Portstewart are both fine options to the north. Many of these places are connected by an old steam train, which makes for an authentic way to see it all.


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Hi! My name is Joel Voss and I'm blessed to serve St. Paul's (Platteville) & Faith (Lancaster) Lutheran churches. Here's a little bit about me:
I'm the second in line of four boys. I grew up the son of a pastor in Williamston, MI. My high school years were spent at MLS, a preparatory school in Saginaw, MI (where I met my wife, Lauren). After graduating from MLS in 2004, I attended Martin Luther College in New Ulm, MN to study for the pastoral ministry. In 2008 I graduated from MLC and went on to Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in Mequon, WI, from 2008 until graduation in 2012. During the 2010-2011 school year my pastoral training included serving as an intern (vicar) at St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Janesville, WI, where I was able to experience many different aspects of ministry.
My wife, Lauren, and I married in 2009, a year after she graduated from Hope College in Holland, MI. The Lord has blessed us with three children so far: Gabriella, Julian, and Quinton.
From 2012-2014 I was assigned to return to Saginaw and serve as dorm pastor at MLS. There I had the privelege of preaching, counseling, teaching, and coaching football. Following another assignment in May, 2014, my family and I arrived in Platteville in July of that year to serve the Lord at St. Paul's and Faith.
I enjoy trying new things, but my main interest is sports and being active. In high school, I played a variety of sports and continued to play football in college.
I am excited for the opportunities to serve in Platteville. I look forward to meeting you and sharing the good news of our Savior, Jesus!


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Staying Relevant Is A Full Time Job
Have you ever had a customer tell you they will not be returning and you are shocked to hear it? Many times, we tend to take our customers for granted. We don't mean to, but they seem happy, and seeming happy usually means no complaining, so we assume all is good.
How do we go the extra mile to ensure our customers don't slip away? There are several ways, depending on your business or industry, but the best way to know you are on track is to ask yourself, are we staying relevant to our customers? If the answer is no, then make the necessary adjustments, because if you don't, someone will swoop in and scoop up them right up.
Social media is an ideal place to stay relevant to your customers. By making consistent posts and being sure to remind them of your existence, you tend to stay relevant. For example, when making posts on Facebook, give them some value to your post. Don't try to sell them – they are already fans! Remind them of your existence so when they are in need of you, they think of you right away.
In the example of a personal injury attorney, your customers won't necessarily need you when you say so, it is more likely they need you at the most unexpected time. Providing helpful and expert tips, will make you memorable when the opportunity presents itself. For example, if you offer a checklist of what do to when in a car accident or the top 3 things to remember to do before leaving the scene, those are helpful tips so when they need it, you come to the forefront of their minds.
Additional easy ways to stay relevant is to send an e-newsletter with helpful information, send a "thank you for your business" card in the mail or just pick up the phone and tell them how much you appreciate their business.
These little things are quite time consuming and many times overlooked. However, think about the rewards you gain from making just a small effort. How worth is it to save just one customer per month, per week or per day? It continues to be about relationship building and you would most definitely make the time to call your friend to ensure the success of your relationship, so the same care should be taken with your customers, who are the lifeline of your business.
The Troika Group is considered to be the experts in marketing, advertising and public relations. Located in West Palm Beach, Florida, the staff has over 100+ years of combined experience helping businesses maximize their market share through strategic and creative advertising.
For more information about The Troika Group, contact them at (561)232-3160 or visit their website at www.TheTroikaGroup.com


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We are in the middle of winter in Minnesota. There will be snow, ice and cold weather. It is impossible to avoid it, so always keep safe winter driving tips in mind. Some tips may seem basic, but a simple refresher can be helpful as we get comfortable in our habits.
10 Winter Driving Tips:
- Increase your following distance. Snow and ice make stopping more difficult. Give yourself space.
- See and be seen. Keep snow and frost off windows, mirrors, lights and reflectors.
- Plan before you travel. Be aware of the weather conditions. Check 511 for road conditions, call 511 or visit www.511mn.org. Stay home if conditions are bad and you don't need to travel.
- Check tire pressure. Make sure your tire pressure is where it should be for your tires and vehicle. Cold weather can cause tire pressure fluctuations.
- Take your time. Fast acceleration and braking can cause spinning and loss of control when driving on snow and ice.
- Replace worn tires. This will help give you better control in snow and ice.
- Don't panic. Remain calm. If you hit icy conditions don't brake. Try to steer straight and don't accelerate.
- Pack a winter survival kit. In case you get stranded it is best to be prepared.
- Watch out for other drivers. You don't have control over what other drivers do. Give them space.
- Give snowplows space. Snowplows are trying to improve road conditions, but they are watching many things and have limited visibility.
These are just a few tips to remember. AAA offers a thorough list of winter driving tips to provide a refresher for the next time you find yourself driving in snow, ice and frigid Minnesota cold. Stay warm!


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created and developed a programme of drama educational workshops
called "Stay Safe" which is currently being taken into secondary
developed a film script from a highly successful stage play called
of Our Ain"
written by our founder Sandra Brown. It is virtual theatre in that
the actress is the person who actually experienced what is
dramatized. Adapted from her best selling book "Where
There is Evil"
(Pan Macmillan), it
is based on Sandra's own childhood and involvement in a real life
situation - the tragic abduction of 11 year old Moira Anderson from
Coatbridge in 1957- which is now likely Scotland's longest unsolved
cold case. The play deals with family relationships, betrayal,
domestic violence, murder, paedophiles in the community and the
damage they cause, and the lasting impact on victims and families
over generations. The play has toured overseas, mostly recently New
York, and has received superb feedback including:
the play,
we have created a DVD of significant quality also called "One
of Our Ain."
Filmed by Scope Productions Ltd, its premiere is in November 2010.
The DVD is available to purchase from the charity at a cost of £10.00.
provide a teaching resource pack of interest to schools, churches,
youth organizations, etc, as well as colleges, universities and child
protection agencies, which includes the DVD, a CD of music from the
play, and guidelines to help trainers and teachers exploring issues
raised in the play. The suggested guidelines assist discussions on
this form of
drama, on language, on power and on community safety. The pack has
leaflets and materials to promote engagement with important personal
issues, relating to citizenship, and to individuals personally taking
bestseller and also
the script of her play are included in THE STAY SAFE PACK which is now available from MAF, priced £65.
We believe it will go a
long way to
promote awareness of personal safety to schools and also to groups
that may wish to have child protection higher on their agenda, or who
would welcome having the issues explored more fully at a very
practical level.
Project is unique and has received a lot of praise for its innovative
approach as it works on a number of levels, and delivers a thought
provoking and down to earth way of ensuring difficult topics are
covered without sensationalism or scaring people.
resource pack is available to appropriate groups and organisations.
If you are interested please contact us for further information.
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