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The complex will call for an investment of US$169 million if the plan is approved by the government.
Ba Den Mountain Resort is located 11km from Tay Ninh City's centre. In the first eight months of this year, it welcomed 1.95 million visitors, up 4.3 per cent year-on-year.
Sai Gon Giai Phong (Liberated Sai Gon)
Footwear export turnover reaches $6.7b
The Viet Nam Leather and Footwear Association (Lefaso) reported that export turnover of the footwear industry in the first eight months of the year reached US$6.7 billion, up 23.1 per cent year-on-year.
The sector's target is to export $12-12.5 billion this year, including $9.5 billion from footwear.
Dau Tu (Viet Nam Investment Review)
Environment watchdog to inspect City firms
The Viet Nam Environment Administration (VEA) under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment on Tuesday announced that it would conduct an inspection of environmental protection tasks of 61 enterprises in HCM City.
These enterprises are in the fields of transport, hazardous waste treatment, weaving and dyeing, and producing and trading chemicals.
The inspection is expected to be completed at the end of this month.
Nguoi Lao Dong (Labourer)
Domestic child workforce reaches 1.75m
A conference on child labourers held by the Ministry of Labour, War Invalids and Social Affairs on Tuesday released the nation's first data on the number of child labourers, which totals 1.75 million, 9.6 per cent of children nationwide. Most of them started working at the age of 12.
Deputy Minister Doan Mau Diep said the rate was lower than the regional figure and experts at the International Labour Organisation did not consider it to be a significantly high figure.
Diep said Viet Nam did not have a clear definition of what constitutes child labour. Children from 5-11 years old who work one hour a day, from 12-14 years old who work less than 4 hours a day, and from 15-17 years old who work less than seven hours a day are viewed as not working illegally.
Children who work more than the hours above who do dangerous and harmful work are defined as child labourers working illegally.
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Quite simply – The Palace is a fantastic addition to the Hastings live circuit.
It's a great space at the back of the venue…big enough to host a decent-sized gig, small enough to be intimate.
The room looks amazing too, with those tremendously fun (and technically well-rendered) photographic re-boots of classic paintings, featuring a host of local characters. Good lighting, chilled atmosphere.
And – importantly – the acoustics work brilliantly.
Oh, and not to mention delicious hotdogs, burgers, and fries, and one of the best selections of beers in the area.
This was the first in a series of monthly nights that will be running in the venue hosted by Jamie Smart.
As an opening salvo he brought along two of the other Hastings musical heavyweights who we've come to love since we started checking out the local scene:
King Size Slim (who in fairness had been on our rader for a few years anyway), and relative newcomer to the live circuit, Harry Osborne (front man of someone / anyone).
All three acts delivered a different mood and flavour of soulful blues, funky jazz, and roots. And to keep things interesting they each played two short sets, meaning the pace of the night flowed so well that despite our good intentions of getting to two or three other venues we ended up staying until King Size Slim had played his last tune.
Although we write about music, sometimes it just has to speak for itself
So make the next ten minutes of your life worthwhile and take a look and listen to what the night delivered…
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Why, yes it does!
And it's located in Arcadia which is nowhere near Hollywood for those of you who've never had the pleasure of ingesting L.A. smog.
And you might also be wondering why I would take a trip to this place. And the answer lies in the picture below.
It is the location of the Fantasy Island house used in the opening credits of the iconic television show which aired in the late seventies and early eighties.
The tower where Tattoo yelled out "ze plane, ze plane" is still there along with the bell. Unfortunately you are not allowed to enter the house and live your Fantasy Island fantasies. However, there is nothing stopping you from yelling out "ze plane, ze plane" from ground level and join the hordes of tourists who have likely done the same thing.
This house is actually called the Queen Anne Cottage and was built in 1881. It is a beautiful piece of Victorian architecture and extremely well preserved.
The Arboretum is a great place to come and relax. For eight dollars (take some cash because they don't accept plastic), you can tour the extensive grounds which do evoke a tropical location.
I recommend coming in the early spring. It was a little cold in March and the blossoms were just coming out. Everything else was pretty much dead.
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Callum Montgomery knows what it feels like to be passed on.
He didn't come through an academy and ended up going to college for four years – and he says he needed every one of those years at UNC Charlotte to develop into the centerback he is today.
"I came from a small town in British Columbia," he said. "Definitely, you know, soccer opportunities weren't as extensive as probably some of the other guys [in the SuperDraft]. Didn't come through an academy system or anything like that. Didn't have a lot of success at a young age with high-level teams. Never got invited to Canada national team or those types of things.
"I'm really just a get my head down and go to work type of guy. I think that's my personality. I'm a hard worker. I set my goals and I become obsessed with trying to achieve them."
He likely won't have to deal with getting passed on for much longer. Montgomery is projected by many mock drafts to be a top-five pick in Friday's SuperDraft in Chicago, and was called the top centerback in the draft by MLSSoccer.com's Matt Doyle.
He doesn't have a dream team he wants to be drafted by – he just wants a club that's willing to invest in him.
"That's what they say, but until I hear my name called… it's great to have my name tossed out there, but I try to just live in the moment as much as I can," Montgomery said. "It's easy to get caught up in all the external media things and stuff like that, but I think it's important just to make sure that every session you're showing up and playing well."
Montgomery, 21, transitioned from center-mid to centerback while in college.
"Physically, athletically, I needed to put the time in in the weight room and I needed to get used to the level," he said. "I think I needed those four years to really develop me into the player I am today.
"I needed those four years just to really mature into the position and mature into my body, as well."
Montgomery said he's going to have to get used to the mental aspect of playing in MLS. The players are faster, stronger and more tactically sound that the ones he faced in college, which means he's going to have to react quickly to new situations.
Luckily, Montomgery considers himself a cerebral player. A bio major in college and the son of doctors, he's taken a clinical approach to soccer in an attempt to find an edge over his peers.
"I work hard, and you've got to figure out different ways to improve yourself," he said. "You can't physically be playing soccer all the time because your body needs time to recover. So then how I can get better at soccer? How can I become a better player if I'm not playing?
"Maybe it's watching video. Maybe it's reading about other ways to recover better or eat better to beet juice to give you that extra edge or different supplements and stuff like that. I think it's really important to have an idea of everything because there's so many different aspects of soccer. As I said, you can't be playing every single minute. You need to have those recovery times, you can only put in so many hours in a day."
He said becoming a doctor crossed his mind, but he's fully devoted to his soccer career.
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Every Christmas, the average American spends $800. The profits from those sales will mostly benefit the shareholders, executives, and owners of those companies. Although many of these companies do make donations to charities, it is usually a tiny fraction of their earnings. I am not against corporate wealth, but I am saddened by the amount of money that goes towards fueling our own materialism and how little goes towards giving. I am saddened by the amount of wealth at the top and how little of it is given willingly to those at the bottom. I think most of us would scowl at corporate greed, but how many of us are going to take personal responsibility for how we contribute to it?
I have been reading my Bible cover to cover, and I am struck by the number of times the poor, widows, and orphans are mentioned. Failure to take care of those three groups of people is included in the reasons for Israel's demise in the Old Testament. I have come to the realization that Biblically, God has put a lot of the responsibility on taking care of the less fortunate on us, both materially and spiritually. Galatians 5:14 tell us that we should love our neighbors as ourselves. I love the way Katie Davis from Amazima puts it, "Myself doesn't want to be starving so I don't want other people in the world to be starving." James 2:15 was even more eye-opening for me.
"If a brother or sister be naked, and destitute of daily food, And one of you say unto them, Depart in peace, be ye warmed and filled; notwithstanding ye give them not those things which are needful to the body; what doth it profit? Even so faith, if it hath not works, is dead, being alone. Yea, a man may say, Thou hast faith, and I have works: shew me thy faith without thy works, and I will shew thee my faith by my works."
There is a lot more to this than just meeting a need. There is a spiritual component to it as well. I have learned a lot from Christian ministries that give to the poor. By meeting a physical need, it opens a door to speak about Christ. It shows kindness and love and people then become hungry for the spiritual food that you can provide. It is a wonderful way to bring people to Christ.
As a family we have been doing a lot of soul searching lately. We have been making an effort to separate what we want from what we need. I personally have been really convicted to not give from the left overs after I get what I want, but to give up what I want so that others may have what they need. This Christmas will provide a wonderful opportunity for our family to put Christ's love into action. Do our kids really need all those toys? How can I teach my kids that the money I spend on that toy can be used to feed a child somewhere else? How can I spend what God has given me more wisely and more fruitfully? One of those ways (in addition to buying less so I have more to give) is to buy from organizations and companies that give. Wouldn't I rather have the money I spend to buy a Christmas gift also be used to help people in need or to spread the message of Christ? Will you join me in my efforts?
To help you and help me shop more fruitfully, I have put together this list below. All of these companies, churches, and organizations are cheerful givers and use their earnings to help in a wide variety of ministries. If you have other organizations or companies that you would recommend, please pass it along. Let's make this Christmas a time to bless others and to live more fruitfully!!
Women at Risk Their products are hand-crafted by or sold in support of at-risk women (and even some at-risk men) in their partnering programs in over 40 countries, including the United States. You can also host a Women at Risk selling party in support of their ministry.
Family Christian All of their earnings go to Christian charities. They offer a wide variety of items.
Mission Lazarus The Mission Lazarus social enterprise program exists to empower local Hondurans, to teach them artisan skills and teach them how to maintain a sustainable business in an effort to advance their overall education. Know someone that loves coffee? Give them the gift of coffee. 100% of the earnings from coffee goes to help support the operations of Mission Lazarus Refuge Honduras.
Eternal Threads Eternal Threads is dedicated to improving the lives of women and children most at risk of extreme poverty, trafficking and other forms of exploitation by providing sustainable livelihoods through income generating projects. Through Eternal Threads you can also host a "Gathering Sale." They send you inventory, and you sell it to benefit women and children in poverty.
Amazima Organization Your purchase will help provide women a sustainable livelihood so that they do not have to resort to other means. It will also help put children through school.
Hobby Lobby — They have been in the news lately and have been attacked for taking a stance on certain Christian values. However, what I was surprised to find out is that half of Hobby Lobby's total pretax earnings is committed directly to a portfolio of evangelical ministries. Some of the other companies that are praised for being big "givers" actually only donate about 10%.
And also consider shopping from local and small businesses. And if you must shop from big named stores, I would urge going through Amazon Smile. Amazon Smile gives a small portion of their earnings to any charity of your choosing. It is pretty easy to set up and is one way that I support my favorite ministries.
Happy Shopping!
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Manatees are truly magnifi cent creatures. But they are very shy and for the majority of us, even the lucky ones who live here on Marco, the most we ever get to see of them is a glimpse of their nostrils as they surface briefl y, or the splash of their tails as they dive quickly out of sight. Well, now all that has changed. A husband and wife team, Captains Barry and Carol Berger, are offering guaranteed personal manatee sightseeing trips for a maximum of 6 passengers on their 13 passenger rated boats, which really do give you the opportunity to get up close and personal with these amazing creatures. And guess what? If you don't see a manatee you don't have to pay for the trip!They are based at Port of the Islands and on a recent trip with them we were just minutes from the dock when we made our fi rst sighting. Captain Barry was very knowledgeable and informative. He told us what to look for - a circular motion on the surface of the water - the manatee's "footprint" which is a sure sign one is close by.And suddenly, right there beside us, an enormous creature surfaced. He looked curiously at us, almost as if we were the ones behind the bars in the zoo and he was just visiting! His barnacled back was just within our grasp and he was so huge and gentle hovering there so close. Then, as suddenly as he had appeared, he sank elegantly from sight. It was awesome.We lost count of the many manatees we met and the 1½ hour tour just fl ew by. We hadn't traveled very far in terms of miles but we learned an incredible amount - and boy did we have fun!submitted tour photoby Kate QuesadaYOU WILL TREASURE OUR MANATEE SIGHTSEEING ADVENTURE
If you're a regular reader you may recognize the faces of Jessica and Michael Carter from the Fishy Photo competiton in our last edition. Jessica and Michael sent us some great photos which they took when they went fi shing on their own boat on their fi rst visit to Marco last Thanksgiving. As Jessica put it... "we've never been with a guide and usually just muddle around getting lucky now and again!" Well they got lucky in a big way when they won our competition and landed a half day offshore charter trip with Capt Randy Hamilton of Wild Thing Charters. We asked Jessica (a 1st grade teacher) to let us have an account of their trip, together with some photos to prove they weren't exagerating about what they caught! We hope her story below inspires you to send us your fi shy photos and, who knows, you may get lucky too and be the next winning contestant to get out there on the water with one of our many great charter captains on a search for your own personal Moby Dick! "My husband and I headed back to Marco Island on March 17 with a stay through March 21. We had been watching the weather for the weeks leading up to our trip and it just kept getting better and better! Friday morning we were scheduled for a half day trip with Capt Randy of Wild Thing Charters. We showed up at Rose Marina about 15 minutes early and shopped the ship's store. It is loaded with everything you could possibly want or need out on the water. Many people were milling around, excited to be catching the tour boat to head to Key West for the day. I felt a little envious that I was not going with them! The sun was just rising and the weather was heading into the 80s. As I watched from afar, the guides were all talking with one another and you could tell there was a wonder-ful rapport amongst all the guides. I overheard them talking about where they were headed that day. Capt Randy invited Michael and I to come aboard his boat. It was large and would easily accommodate 6 people. As we motored out, we had the opportunity to get a chance to know Capt Randy better. We found out that he grew up about 45 minutes from where I grew up in Pennsylvania. It is such a small world! He was a very personable guide and really made you feel comfortable and welcome.Shark or goliath grouper? (or maybe both!)Once we reached the wreck, he helped get our lines out in the water immediately. The water was churned up from the hard tides of the full moon. We began to catch Spanish Mackerel, a young king fish, and let out line for a shark. It was a steady bite, and the mackerel proved to be a good catch. Capt Randy used them to bait


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Truthing and Preliminary Clutter Analysis for a Multi-Temporal Synthetic Aperture Radar Data Set
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- A collection of Radarsat images over CFB Gagetown, New Brunswick has been collected from mid-1996 until early 1998, for the purpose of studying multi-temporal backscatter behaviour. This is relevant for the classification of clutter and for applications like target detection and surveillance. It is well documented that for different environmental conditions (such as degree of foliation and moisture levels) the backscatter can vary substantially. This technical report is the first in a set of two. In this report, ground truthing results and preliminary analysis results are documented while in the next report, a more detailed analysis will be presented. The ground truthing documented here was provided by two sources; CFB Gagetown and DREO. CFB Gagetown provided ground truthing of the base while many of the image acquisitions occurred. DREO conducted an extensive ground truthing effort for stationary sites on the base in the fall of 1997. The analysis of this data will concentrate on clutter and target backscatter behaviour with reference to the statistical and physical characteristics. In this report, a preliminary analysis of two images is also presented. These images were chosen so that two extreme environmental conditions are represented. TRUNCATED
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- Backscatter coefficients;Environmental clutter;Multi-temporal
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- DREO-TM-1999-088 — Technical Memorandum
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- 01 Nov 1999
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5 Factors To Help You Pick A Ventura Neighborhood!
While the house may be the thing, it isn't the only thing to consider during your home search. Location is everything! You want to find the perfect neighborhood to call home. Luckily for you, Ventura is filled with those! With Pierpont Beach, Ventura Heights, Ventura Keys, and so many more, homebuyers can find a particular neighborhood to fit their every needs. With so many great neighborhoods, though, how can you ever narrow it down?
Here are 5 factors to consider when choosing your perfect Ventura neighborhood!
1. Property Taxes
Property taxes are an additional expense that you need to consider and budget for. Check the listing information to learn the taxes for a specific home.
2. Property Value
Home values are important for your immediate needs as well as into the future. Be sure to learn the comps for similar properties in the neighborhood to make sure the home you are interested in is priced correctly.
3. Safety and Crime
Safety is a top priority. You want to make sure that your home and your family are safe. Learn more about the crime levels in particular neighborhoods by checking third-party websites like City-Data and CrimeReports™. You want to check for the neighborhood you will be living in as well as those immediately surrounding it. Determine what level of crime you feel comfortable with based on the information you gather.
4. Topography and Geography
Desirable geographic features, such as waterfront or hillside properties, will likely cost you more. Consider whether these outside features are a priority for you. In California, it is also very important to be aware of danger-prone areas and insurance needs when scouting neighborhoods.
5. School Zones
Strong schools in the neighborhood are an obvious necessity if you have or are planning on having kids. However, they are beneficial to all home owners as they increase property values throughout the neighborhood. Nearby parks and community centers can also add value.
Want to learn more about a particular Ventura neighborhood or interested in Buying a home? Give The Blake Mashburn Group a call today or visit our website at http://www.blakemashburn.com/.


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If you want to detox from social media and
relax in an irie atmosphere there's one place in Central America you have to visit.
See it to belize it is the hashtag everybody uses on Instagram and Discover how to BE seems
to be their latest campaign Belize is located next to Mexico and Guatemala
and most travelers that visit, come from these neighboring countries just like I did. I took
a bus to Belize which costs around 30-40 dollars and once you cross the borders you pay approx
40 dollars tourist tax. I stayed 2 nights in Belize city before taking
the water taxi to Caye Caulker a small island that everybody visits once they get to Belize.
The water taxi goes almost every hour and costs 25 us dollars for a round trip. You
can also buy the tickets before online, I will include a link for it in the description
box. The ride takes about 20-30 min and once I
arrived I walked to my hostel. I stopped every 2 seconds because everything I saw was so
colorful, breath taking and photogenic. Plus my favorite part about Caye Caulker was that
I could walk bare foot the whole day! Simply amazing and something I can't even do anymore
in Cape Vert I stayed for 2 nights and that's all you'll
need because Caye Caulker is a small island so what should you do while you're here? A sailing and snorkeling trip is a must because
who wouldn't want to explore these beautiful crystal clear waters? The captain of the boat is Steve and he works
with two others who are also on the boat During our boat trip breakfast and lunch was
included and we stopped a couple of times to go snorkeling and even swim with the sharks!
I don't remember the price for the trip but will include the link to their site below Another thing you can also do on the island and what
I love to do in general is walking If you walk around the island you'll probably
reach your required 10.000 steps and you'll have beautiful views of the place My stay was short but there are 3 places I
can recommend for food. First is Rose's Grill & Bar if you want to have the catch
of the day and delicious lobster. I had a small lobster and it cost me 25 belizian dollars.
I went back the next day so I could film the place as it was dark when I was there. The
Ice and Beans Coffee Shop is another must
on the island and you have to try the mini donuts. the owner is a friendly guy from poland
who opened this coffee shop that sells these tasty treats and flavored iced coffees. And
as with any restaurant or place in Belize the view that comes with it is an instagram
moment. Make sure you also try the bread pudding.
There's a bread pudding lady on the island that sells her treats on the streets but when
I went to film her she didn't allow it, so I'll just mention it here Normally I don't stay at hostels but during
my trip last year I stayed at many. Airbnb has become so expensive that hostels and couch
surfing are now the cheapest options. In Caye Caulker I stayed at Bella's Backpackers
as my couch surfer host recommended it to me. I paid 30 belizean dollars a night to
stay at the air-conditioned room and the rooms without air conditioning are 25 dollars. I
don't even like airco but no other room was available when I arrived plus the benefit
was that my room was smaller and had less people At Bella's you can chill in the hammocks
use their bikes to explore the island in the back you'll find their canoes which
you can also use And here you'll also find the toilet and
shower It was a nice hostel for that price and if
you're with a group hostels are your best options. Unfortunately my trip to Caye Caulker quickly
came to an end and I took the water taxi back to Belize city. Have you ever visited Belize or do you want
to go? Let me know in the comments below


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Suite 203 Kreativ House
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Phone: 020 3457 6270
Parham House Brides stocks Margot Bridal gowns in beautiful Dunster, near Taunton, Somerset.
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Phone: 01643 822298
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Margot Bridal announces a new UK Stockist on Exmoor: Parham House Brides, Somerset.
One of Israel's leading haute couture wedding gown designers, Margot Bridal, has announced a new UK Stockist – Parham House Brides – an award-winning bridal studio in the beautiful medieval village of Dunster, on the edge of Exmoor National Park in Somerset.
To celebrate the arrival of this new collection, Susan Hinckley of Parham House gathered together a local hairdresser, make-up artist, photographer and model and arranged a photo shoot in the village – taking in the 13th century Luttrell Arms Hotel, the 17th century Yarn Market, the ancient cobbled streets and Dunster's magnificent Castle.
From an ancient city to a romantic medieval village, this quintessentially green English location is in stark contrast to Margot Bridal's studio up a dusty and sun-bleached side street a few steps from the ancient basalt city walls of Tiberias, on the shore of the Sea of Galilee in Israel.
Margot Bridal gowns are a fusion of vintage and modern styles, a blend of fairy tale looks and daring bodices, intricate hand-stitched details and sweeps of exquisite plain silk; avant-garde, yet comfortable and easy to wear – ensuring each bride can glide with ease through her special day.
You can view the catalogue here: 2018 Catalogue
You can view images from the Romantic Dunster photoshoot here: Louise May Photography
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Heartfelt thanks to all the participants in the launch of Margot Bridal on Exmoor, including:
Parham House Brides
Welcome to Parham House Brides. We believe passionately that choosing your most important dress should be one of life's most memorable and enjoyable experiences.
Our collections appeal to the bride who seeks beauty with individuality and a desire to create her own unique look.
At the forefront of bridal excellence, Parham House was voted 'outstanding' by brides in the Wedding Industry Awards 2016.
Established as a designer and retailer of wedding gowns since 1981, Susan Hinckley has supplied Harrods and Liberty of London and offers a wealth of knowledge with discreet, individual and specialist attention.
Situated in medieval Dunster, Parham House is a beautiful sanctuary next to the church and in view of the castle. A truly delightful haven in which to choose your wedding dress.
Louise May Photography
I'm Louise and I photograph Weddings… Real, intimate, bursting with love celebrations.
I live tucked away in deepest darkest Devon, but I'm not limited by miles…
I love photography, live and breathe it in fact! But for me it's not about the gear or the settings, it's about you and those beautiful moments that take your breath away. When I discovered photography I found love and I found soul.
My passion is in people. In you and your stories. Your beauty and your hearts. An intimate glance, the slight brush of a hand, naked emotion, vulnerability. Raw, genuine and real. This is what I love…
Years from now, when you look back through your album, I want all of those treasured memories to come flooding back, for you to relive those moments.
Jane Dare
Jane Dare has been working in the makeup industry for more than 15 years for one of the high street's top beauty brands and is an expert in her field.
The Right Wedding Day Makeup
On your wedding day it's important to look and feel great without any pre-wedding stress. Eye Do Makeup offers that personal touch, making your wedding day beauty experience extra special.
Using tried and tested professional brands such as Estee Lauder, Mac, Bobby Brown, L'Oreal, Benefit, Clinque and Dior, Eyedo ensures your wedding day makeup complements your skin type and tone, hair colour, and the overall theme of the wedding, ensuring everyone in the bridal party looks and feels amazing on your special day.
Kyrelle Burton
Kyrelle is a mobile hairdresser based near the Tiverton area who specialises in alternative bohemian weddings and festival hair. Through a high standard of qualification and over 10 years' experience, the skills she has developed will make you look and feel transformed, with anything from a simple hair up to a vintage do.
The Luttrell Arms Hotel, Dunster
The Luttrell Arms Hotel is situated in the heart of Dunster, itself famous as one of England's prettiest medieval villages set within the stunning Exmoor National Park.
This award-winning and privately owned hotel has the ambiance and charm of a country house hotel with roaring log fires and cosy bars alongside elegant yet informal dining areas.
The Beetle and The Bird
Headdresses by Mary Flewitt, handmade, distinctive and personalised… available at Parham House Brides. Mary draws inspiration from the rich variety of flowers, foliage and fauna of the countryside around Dunster.
Elaine Harrison
Elaine has over 35 years of experience working in media and public relations. She spots a story a mile off, and knows what will and won't work in the media. When dealing with media she is always determined and persistent.
Having worked for many years in magazines, starting as a journalist and working her way up to Editor and Editorial & Marketing Manager, she is able to think like a journalist and editor and always asks 'Will this interest the reader?' By looking objectively, she seeks to find hooks that aren't always immediately obvious.
Elaine loves to connect people, has great communication skills and an easy-going nature. She is comfortable dealing with projects of all sizes, from individuals to large corporate clients. Bubbling with ideas, and always fun to work with, she remains focused on the best outcome for her clients.
Elaine is equally at home dealing with local and national and international media, from local newspapers to top-selling magazines and broadsheets, local radio and national TV. She has a bulging file of contacts in all media genres as well as a long (and ever-growing) list of book reviewers, bloggers and freelance journalists.
Elaine also represents well-known authors for international publishing houses as well as first-time, self-published authors.
"I love representing Margot Bridal, promoting these spectacular gowns with Parham House Brides, here in romantic Dunster. I look forward to seeing the gowns presented with local flair in other wonderful places around the world."
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The last day. The final hours. The way home.
Pittsburgh to Indianapolis is a six-hour drive. Two detours for Presidential burial sites in Ohio made six feel like twenty.
The last day. The final hours. The way home.
Pittsburgh to Indianapolis is a six-hour drive. Two detours for Presidential burial sites in Ohio made six feel like twenty.
Our 2018 road trip is behind us at last. After seven days and 2,056 miles together on the open road, Anne and I arrived safe at home Friday night, several hours later than expected and ready to retreat into overnight catatonia. Five out of six previous evenings ended much the same way — with a number of new achievements to our credit, new memories to add to our mental slideshows, new regrets to tally up, new aches and pains to nurse, and new letdowns from the unchecked items on our lengthy to-do list. In some ways that's a typical vacation for the two of us, but what stings most are a few omissions that weren't our fault.
Never thought I'd see the day when our dog Lucky would find himself dressed like a Sno-Cone, but here we are.
Previously on Midlife Crisis Crossover:
Every year since 1999 my wife Anne and I have taken a trip to a different part of the United States and visited attractions, wonders, and events we didn't have back home in Indianapolis. From 1999 to 2003 we did so as best friends; from 2004 to the present, as husband and wife. For 2017 our ultimate destination of choice was the city of Baltimore, Maryland. You might remember it from such TV shows as Homicide: Life on the Street and The Wire, not exactly the most enticing showcases to lure in prospective tourists. Though folks who know me best know I'm one of those guys who won't shut up about The Wire, a Baltimore walkabout was Anne's idea. Setting aside my fandom, as a major history buff she was first to remind skeptics who made worried faces at us for this plan that Maryland was one of the original thirteen American colonies and, urban decay notwithstanding, remains packed with notable history and architecture from ye olde Founding Father times. In the course of our research we were surprised to discover Baltimore also has an entire designated tourist-trap section covered with things to do. And if we just so happened to run across former filming locations without getting shot, happy bonus…
It's my understanding that normal travelers like to get away from it all because they need rest and/or relaxation. Anne and I tend to maintain a brisk pace on our vacations because we fear that every new location we encounter may be our one and only chance to see it. Every half-hour or hour spent recharging potentially means crossing another sight off the to-do list forever. We realize we'll never see everything, and we've been known to revisit select locales, but there's a sense of accomplishment in at least trying to maximize our experience as if it's our last hurrah.
As we've gotten older, we've found diminishing returns in treating a road trip like a marathon with prizes at the finish line for whoever spots the most things. I now begrudgingly admit that every long haul needs its quiet moments. Sometimes we get to choose when and where. Sometimes time-outs are foisted upon us, a killjoy for our exploratory impulses but a respite that our stupid aging bodies secretly welcome.
I took a four-day staycation the week before Thanksgiving, but any therapeutic benefits were nullified days ago by the nonstop holiday weekend, the long work week that followed, and the little family dramas encroaching on various fronts. I'm under orders from my wife to get some rest this weekend after three straight nights of failing at proper sleep. Our dog Lucky, the master of power naps in our household, makes relaxation look sooooo simple.
Whenever we drive home to Indianapolis on Saturday night after C2E2 or Wizard World Chicago, our last stop before returning to Indiana is nearly always for late supper at this tiny, grungy McDonald's in the middle of the Chicago Skyway. The drive-thru serves the westbound lanes, while a handful of parking spaces are available on the eastbound side. Pedestrians have to mind the mild danger of trying to enter or exit their cars while other drivers pull in and hopefully slow down from 80 to 5 so they can pick up one of those famous Extra Values Meals that'll provide them just enough pep to reach their hometown awake and alive.
At first we used to stop there each time because it's the most convenient pit stop on I-90 — you literally just veer left and there it is, no languorous entrance/exit ramps to add minutes to your long night's driving — but in recent years it's earned the cachet of tradition. The above photo was taken from its parking lot after Wizard World Chicago 2013, one of those rare times we stayed too late for the Costume Contest and found ourselves ravenous by the time we got to "our" supper dive.
On a related note, we are now officially home from C2E2 in the middle of the night and ready to collapse. Stories to share, photos to post, exhaustion to overcome, memories to treasure, achievements to celebrate, and discussions to be had about procedural changes for future convention experiences.
Later for all that. Photo parades begin tomorrow. Bedtime now.
The day after we finished up with Indiana Comic Con 2015, I could already feel "con crud" creeping into my system. I'm no stranger to the notorious cold/flu that strikes at convention attendees after they've hung around a few thousand fans too many, but I'd hoped to dodge a bullet this time. Between the cool temps and Friday's nonstop rains, my good health wasn't meant to last.
I held out for as long as I could. I lasted three business days before I surrendered and took a sick day so I retreat into defensive hibernation. After last night proved disastrously unhelpful, today I slept till noon, took more countermeasures, and tried to keep distracted with news and hobbies and such.


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BBC Radio London
Maxwell is thoroughly enjoying his new slot at 11am every Tuesday on the Robert Elms Show on BBC Radio London. His weekly feature on architecture and London life has been a regulat highlight since the show started and he is particularly enjoying being out on location.
Maxwell also has a number of corporate talks scheduled for 2019 and has just finished recording a 6 part TV series to be announced later this year.
In between his busy schedule, Maxwell is writing his first novel and developing an international book format for a London publisher.


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Topic Page: Québec
Capital and port of Québec province, Canada, at the junction of the Saint-Charles and St Lawrence rivers, Canada; population (2001 est) 169,100, metropolitan area (2001 est) 682,800. It is a major inland seaport, and a commercial, financial, and administrative centre. Industries include printing and publishing, and the production of paper, pulp, wood products, electronic goods, textiles, and leather. Lumber and wheat are exported. It is a centre of French culture, and most of its inhabitants are French-speaking.
Growth of the city Québec was founded by the French explorer Samuel de Champlain as a fur-trading post in 1608, although Basque whalers and fishermen probably visited the area earlier. The British, under General James Wolfe, captured Québec in 1759 after a battle on the nearby Plains of Abraham; both Wolfe and the French commander Louis-Joseph Montcalm-Gozon, were killed. Québec was capital of Lower Canada 1791–1841; capital of the United Provinces of Canada 1851–55 and 1859–67; and at the formation of the Dominion in 1867, became capital of Québec province. The opening of the St Lawrence Seaway in 1959 reduced the volume of shipping, although it remains a major port. There are two universities: Laval (1663), the oldest in North America; and Québec (1969). The picturesque old town survives below the Citadel, a fortress built 1820–52, which is perched on a 110 m/360 ft cliff above the St Lawrence River.
Location Québec lies in the southern part of the province, 290 km/180 mi northeast of Montréal. Situated on the left bank of the St Lawrence, it occupies the rocky promontory of Cape Diamond, between the Saint-Charles and St Lawrence rivers. The strategic value of the site was recognized by the Huron, the native Canadian people who inhabited the village of Stadacona in an area they named Kebec, when the French explorer Jacques Cartier visited the region in 1535.
The city is divided into two main sections: the Upper Town, or Haute-Ville, on the cliff, which is mainly residential; and the Lower Town, or Basse-Ville, which contains the oldest part of the city and a business district that spreads out along the waterfront and up the Saint-Charles Valley. There is a funicular railway connecting the two sections. Ample power supplies are provided by the hydroelectric stations at the 83 m/272 ft-high Montmorency Falls nearby, and the vast Maligne plant at the head of the Saguenay River.
Architecture Québec is the only walled city in North America, and the city walls, erected 1823–32, surround much of the older city. Most of the city's old houses date from after 1759, but were still built in a traditional French style. Québec is the religious capital of French-Canadian Roman Catholics, and contains the archbishop's palace, cathedrals, and several seminaries and nunneries. The oldest place of worship in the city is the Basilica of Notre Dame. First built in 1647, the church serves the longest-standing parish in North America; the body of Samuel de Champlain lies in its crypt. Other religious foundations include the Hôtel-Dieu du Précieux Sang (1637), the oldest hospital in North America and still inhabited by its Augustinian order; the Ursuline Convent (1639), the first girls' school in North America; the Church of Notre-Dame-des-Victories (1688); the Church of Notre-Dame-de-Québec (1650); and the Holy Trinity Anglican Cathedral (1804). The late-19th-century parliament buildings are situated in extensive grounds. Down by the waterfront, the oldest part of the city still retains the steep, winding, narrow streets and stone houses which pre-date Wolfe's arrival. Place Royale, the site of Samuel de Champlain's original farmstead, lies at its heart. The Fairmont Château Frontenac hotel (1892), with its stone towers and copper turrets, overlooks the St Lawrence River. The old city was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985.
Cultural institutions Galleries and museums include the Québec Museum, housing over 18,000 works of art; the Québec Seminary Museum; the Musée de la Civilisation; and the National Archives of Québec. The principal centres for the performing arts are the Capitole Theatre 1903, the Palais Montcalm (1932), the Québec Conservatory of Music (1944), and the Grand Theatre (1971).
Historic sites Montmorency Park, at the top of Mountain Hill, was the site of the first Canadian parliament, at which the Pact of Confederation was signed in 1867. The Seminary Gardens enclose the house of Guillaume Couillard, son-in-law of Louis Hebert, reputedly the first French settler in Canada. Dufferin Terrace, a promenade in the Haute-Ville overlooking the St Lawrence, was built on the site of Château St-Louis, the cornerstone of which was laid by Samuel de Champlain in 1620.
The Plains of Abraham lie southwest of the city in the National Battlefields Park, which contains a monument to General Wolfe. Also to the southwest is Wolfe's Cove; traditionally the landing point of Wolfe's troops in 1759.
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With 2016 fast approaching, we're rooting through the internet for the acts that we think will be big over the next twelve months, and we've found one!
Justin Morelli is a New York based R&B/pop singer and he's hella cute. We had a little natter with him and this is what we found out…
Tell us why we should listen to you in 140 characters or less.
There aren't that many male artists doing the style of music that I am doing now and I'd like to breathe new life into that and make it fresh.
If you had to compare the sound of your music to a flavour, which would you pick and how do they relate?
Salted Caramel – it has a sweetness but also an edge that makes it unpredictable. When you first hear about it you can't imagine how the 2 flavors would go together but once you taste it you love it.
What was the first single you ever bought and has it inspired the music you release today?
Black Street's 'No Diggity'. It did inspire me a lot because a lot of my style is heavily influences by 90's R&B and Black Street played a huge role in that.
Picture the scene… You have found a time machine and been sent back to the year 1996. You have been selected to become the member of a band known as the Spice Girls. What would your nickname be?
Feisty Spice.
If you were give a pet cat and told you had to name it after an existing popstar, what would you name it?
Raymond, after Usher Raymond.
Wasn't that riveting? And guess what? Justin loves Maximum Pop! too.
Now have a listen to his new single 'Ain't Easy' below.


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Online travel agencies aren't going anywhere - let's get that particular fact out of the way immediately. That means savvy hoteliers will continue to pay commission for the new bookings generated by sites such as Booking.com.
But that's not a bad thing. You see, if you're running one of the latest channel managers for hotels, you'll benefit from a set of tools that make online distribution a cinch.
Such tools provide you with something rather invaluable: more time to work on your direct booking strategy. And, with that in mind, here's four direct booking strategies you should be working into your 2019 hotel marketing plan:
1. Ensure your website is mobile-friendly
How often do you encounter websites that don't work properly on your smartphone? You have to pinch to zoom and read text and, nine times out of ten, you'll hit the wrong link as you try and navigate the site.
In a 2017 survey by Google, 89% of people confirmed they're more likely to recommend a brand after a positive mobile browsing experience. How compatible is your hotel's website with smaller screens? If it's a frustrating experience, make 2019 the year you go fully mobile-first with your web presence.
2. Reach out to existing guests
The guest email addresses you collect could hold the key to a significant uplift in return bookings.
With an email marketing platform such as Mailchimp or Campaign Monitor, you can finally make use of those email addresses in 2019 by sending tempting offers to stay with you again. And, if your PMS allows you to filter and export specific sets of customers (by business or leisure and demographical data, for instance), you can send highly relevant emails to people who are most likely to engage with them.
Oh, and the good, old-fashioned telephone and snail mail aren't bad ways to reconnect with old guests, either!
3. Build a rate strategy from past performance
Providing you have a PMS that offers deep analytical data on your guests' past staying habits, you should be able to create a rate strategy for 2019 that's influenced by past performance.
Look for your most popular rates by booking channel and try and identify those which were most often booked directly. You clearly got something right, whether it was the inclusion of some free extras for booking direct or the name you chose for the package.
The more you study last year's performance, the more you'll be able to spot direct booking trends that will help inform the hotel's rate strategy for 2019.
4. Find something unique about your hotel - and promote the hell out of it
Every independent hotel is unique. For some, that uniqueness is obvious (the presence of giraffes as dinner guests, for instance), while for others, it's a little more subtle - but equally compelling.
Whether your property is supposedly haunted by a ghost, once played host to a celebrity or played a minor supporting role in an episode of Dr Who, make a big noise about it next year.
Booking via OTAs is a relatively soulless experience, simply because every hotel is listed in a near-identical fashion. When people reach your hotel's own website, they want to be drawn into your world, and one of the best ways to achieve that level of engagement is to highlight the one thing that makes your property unique.
Don't be shy - shout loud and proud about whatever it is that makes your hotel special and have some fun with it; create a special menu or stay package based on the unique element.
Wrapping up
You have the time to undertake the direct booking strategies above, even if it feels like the clock is forever ticking against you.
The trick lies in making your direct booking strategy a vital task that's present on every day's to-do list. Find the time, and you'll find more guests who are willing to come straight to your website rather than book via OTAs. It's that simple.


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Unemployment drops to 6.1% in January
Numbers out of work now at lowest rate since May 2008
Unemployment is now at its lowest rate since May 2008. Photograph: Aidan Crawley
Unemployment fell again in January, dropping down to 6.1 per cent, as the economy continues to move closer to regaining full employment. This is the lowest rate of unemployment since May 2008, when a figure of 5.9 per cent was recorded.
Figures just published by the Central Statistics Office show that unemployment stood at 6.1 per cent in January 2018, down from 6.2 per cent in December 2017, and from 7.4 per cent in January 2017.
The seasonally adjusted number of persons unemployed was 143,700 in January 2018, down from 146,700 when compared to the December 2017 figure and a decrease of 28,600 when compared to January 2017.
In January, the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 6.5 per cent for males, down from 6.6 per cent in December 2017 and down from 7.5 per cent in January 2017, while the rate for females stood at 5.6 per cent, down from 5.8 per cent in December 2017 and down from 7.3 per cent in January 2017.
Youth unemployment stood at 13.7 per cent in January, down from 13.8 per cent in December 2017.
Last week the Central Bank asserted that it expects to see an additional 89,000 jobs created in the Irish economy over the next two years, bringing total employment to a record 2.3 million. This would see the unemployment rate drop to just over 5 per cent next year.


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On our way from NY to MA, we made a pit-stop in CT, where we completed a 5K obstacle race with our friends in Hartford. It was the ROC Race, and it was so much fun! The weather was amazing, and the night before we all showed our creative sides by designing our own race shirts.
During our time in CT, we were super busy…
When driving from NY to South Windsor, CT, where Luke and Amy lives (they let us crash the night along with four other friends: Becca, Mark, Chris, and Priscilla), we stopped at Wadsworth Falls State Park. It was sort of on the way, and we placed our frisbee in a cache in the park. The water seemed to be a bit dried up, but it was still a very pretty park to explore a bit.
After our stop at the state park, we headed to Luke and Amy's house to hang out, have dinner, design our shirts, and crash for the night.
The next morning (Saturday, August 10th), we all woke up at 7am. Luke and Amy made breakfast for us: eggs and oatmeal before the race. We were assigned a 10AM start time for the race, and it took us about 15 minutes to get to the stadium where the race was held.
After the race, were starving, so we headed to Riverview Pizza for some lunch before we packed to get to our campsite in eastern CT at Hopeville Pond State Park. It was a Saturday afternoon and the pizza place only employed one person, a jack-of-all-trades to cook, take orders, cash, and serve all of the customers. It took the eight of us 1.5 hours to get our food served to us. We headed to Luke and Amy's to pack up our belongings for camping. Then we drove about an hour to our site.
It was a bunch of our friends' first times camping, so it was fun to experience it together. After registering and checking in at the office, we proceeded to our site, CN-01. The lady at the office gave us directions so we drove down the road to find a nice large pond with picnic tables and some grills. It definitely did not look like a campsite because there were no other tents or campers set up around, and there were day-picnickers that flooded the tables near the pond.
We all decided to drive back to the main campground area in search of our site. Finally, Michael and Amy found the right location and found out it was not a drive-up site. So, we needed to park at the lot and bring our stuff to set up. Fortunate enough we got there early, before 4pm so we had enough time to do everything.
It was a fun night of telling stories and playing some games. Then, we all packed up early the next morning and were off to Fall River, MA.


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Jackie advises numerous nonprofit organizations on a variety of legal issues through her involvement with the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association's Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts and Reach Out Committees. She also assists the Foundation Center of Cleveland with its regular program, "Is Starting a Nonprofit Right for You?"
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Deuterium-deuterium and deuterium-tritium reaction rates may be compared to determine plasma temperatures in the 10- to 200-eV range. Distinguishing neutrons from these two reactions is difficult when yields are low or unpredictable. Time-of-flight (TOF) methods fail if the source is extended in time. These neutrons may be distinguished because inelastic scattering of more energetic neutrons by carbon produces a 4.44-MeV gamma ray and because hydrogenous material preferentially attenuates lower-energy neutrons. We describe a detector system that can discriminate between lower- and higher-energy neutrons for fluences as low as O(102) neutrons per sterad even when TOF methods fail, define a figure of merit, and calculate its performance over a broad range of parameters.


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The Department of Transport and Main Roads conducted 9 industry information sessions for approved persons around the state in July and August 2019.
The purpose of these sessions was to increase knowledge and understanding of the administrative and legislative requirements in relation to the Approved Person Scheme, including the vehicle standards and technical requirements for certifying vehicle modifications.
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The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) is introducing a new heavy vehicle modification code, D3 – fitting of non-standard rear wheel components which will be implemented on 1 February 2019.
An advice notice with details of qualifications and the application process has been sent to all approved persons. A copy of the advice notice can also be found in the Advice to approved persons section of the Approved Person Scheme webpage.
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Setting aside the Supreme Court fight, members of Congress this week approved bipartisan legislation aimed at curbing the devastating opioid addiction across the country.
But the Support for Patients and Communities Act, which President Donald Trump said he would sign into law, has political implications. It includes contributions from at least 70 lawmakers, some of whom face tough re-election campaigns in November. The measure, which the Senate passed 98-1 on Wednesday and the House approved 393-8 on Sept. 28, ensures incumbents have something positive to campaign on in the final weeks before the election.
Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, represents one of the states hardest hit by opioid addiction and was a main driver of the bill in the Senate.
"To the millions of people in communities across this country who have been crippled by this crisis, this legislation is the turning point," Portman said, adding, "It's a glimmer of hope at the end of a dark tunnel."
More than 63,600 Americans died from drug overdoses in 2016. Two-thirds of them involved a prescription or illegal opioid, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The measure attacks the problem in hundreds of ways. It would require the U.S. Postal Service to track international packages and test them for drugs. It would especially target China, who officials say is the United States' primary source of the deadly synthetic opioid fentanyl. It would allow physicians assistants and nurse practitioners to prescribe addiction treatment medication.
And it would make changes to the country's largest health coverage programs: Medicaid and Medicare.
In 13 states, people 65 and older account for the highest rate of opioid-related inpatient stays. But Medicare, which covers people 65 and older, does not pay for opioid treatment programs that administer methadone, one of three approved medications for opioid addiction. The bill would allow Medicare to cover those programs for the first time, according to Mark Parrino, president of the American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence.
Medicaid, which covers the poor and the disabled, pays for substance abuse treatment. But Medicaid does not pay for anyone arrested and held in jail. The bill would require states to restore coverage for juveniles once they're released.
The bill also focuses on helping people once after they've gone through addiction treatment. A handful of states each would be eligible to receive $30 million grants to pay for job training for recovering addicts. And it would offer $25 million divided among five eligible states for housing grants for addicts who have completed treatment programs and have nowhere to go.
"It's hard for people to be successful in recovery if they can't find work," said Van Ingram, executive director of Kentucky's Office of Drug Control Policy.
The bill would send that grant money to states that have been the hardest hit by opioid addiction, among them, Kentucky, home of U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Republican Rep. Andy Barr. They were among the sponsors of the grants provision.
Although McConnell is not up for re-election in November, Barr is seeking a fourth term in one of the most competitive House races in the country. He faces Democrat Amy McGrath, a retired Marine fighter pilot who also has made addressing the opioid crisis part of her campaign.
"We've been working on this a lot longer than this campaign season," Barr said. "It's an example of us getting results."
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I do quite a bit of research for the recipes on the Aroma Test Kitchen and once I find something interesting I feel our readers and followers can't wait to try out, I start the process of converting the original recipe to work in a rice cooker while making sure the finished product is as delicious as intended, or better. I strive to improve on the original recipes I find while rummaging through cookbooks and magazines, be it flavor or technique, and only post recipes that have my approval. Many times the idea I have needs lots of tweaking and sometimes it doesn't work at all, but through trial and error I always guarantee all posted recipes on our blog.
This chocoflan took a few tries to get the timing correct for a moist but not raw cake dough and to make sure the custard was just perfect. With pride, I present yet another Aroma Test Kitchen winner made better and always easier.
Chocoflan is a traditional Latin American dessert that combines chocolate cake with a vanilla custard, aka flan. This dessert is magical as it does an interesting "flip" while it bakes. The cake portion and the custard portion switch places in the cooking process and when you invert it before serving you have a perfect cake with a creamy custard on top dripping with caramel, yum!
You will need a Bundt pan that fits into the inner pot of your rice cooker. I found a 6 cup one at my local cooking store, that fits just perfect.
For the cake:
1/4 caramel sauce
5 tbsp butter, softened
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 egg
1 cup flour
1/3 tsp baking soda
1/3 tsp baking powder
1/4 cup cocoa
3/4 cup buttermilk
For the flan:
6 oz evaporated milk
7 oz sweetened condensed milk
2 oz cream cheese, softened
2 eggs
1/2 tsp vanilla
Beat the butter and the sugar until creamy, add the egg. Sift all dry ingredients well. Add to the wet part alternating with the buttermilk, until all combined and well incorporated.
Combine all ingredients in a blender for 1 minute on high speed.
Grease the Bundt pan and pour the caramel sauce into it. Spoon the batter into the pan and spread around. Slowly pour the flan mixture on top. Cover with foil.
Add 2 cups of water into the inner pot of your rice cooker. Insert the Bundt pan and set on Steam for 30 minutes.
When the time is up, keep the lid closed for another 15 minutes. Lift the lid and insert a toothpick through the foil to test for doneness. Wiggle the Bundt pan and invert onto a serving platter.
Tip: Place a long piece of foil that reaches under the Bundt pan and up the sides to help you lower it into the rice cooker and also to lift it up when the cake is done cooking.
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