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I have a file in MS Excel 2010 of which I am the author. I tried to open this in Excel 2007 and got the following message: "Excel cannot open this file. The encryption type used is not available. Contact the author of the file. More encryption types are available using the High Encryption Pack". I haven't been able to find the High Encryption Pack for Excel 2007 and wonder if this is some form of error.
Search google for excel 2010 compatibility mode. Of course, that won't help of someone encrypted the file.
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New Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g application integration and development infrastructure includes tool updates for the Service Component Architecture and Java Server Faces.
Oracle today launched the Fusion Middleware 11g suite, which aims to be an all-inclusive product for application development infrastructure. It represents the first major release of the Fusion middleware platform since the company closed the deal last year to buy application infrastructure vendor BEA Systems.
Fusion middleware stack analysisOracle representatives placed the BEA integration and the overall middleware initiative as a high priority amid a flurry of other merger and integration activity. Tony Baer, an analyst with Ovum, said BEA was clearly the main event in this release and pushed Oracle to the forefront of middleware.
Along with a new version of Oracle JDeveloper 11g IDE, Oracle released tools that support a Model View Controller (MVC) pattern supporting the JavaServer Faces Web application framework. The company's version of the developer framework is known as the Oracle Application Development Framework. Oracle said these moves make it easier for developers to create and deploy Java EE 5, Web 2.0 and Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) and other Rich Internet Applications.
"We build everything using JavaServer Faces as a component model. Then the framework takes care of rendering to different technologies," said Ted Farrell, Chief Architect and Vice President, Tools and Middleware, Oracle. Such traits, he continued, help as the industry moves through HTML, DHTML, Flash, AJAX and so on.
The advantage to the customer is, when technology changes, "users don't have to change pages they already wrote," said Farrell.
XML-based declarative language support, accompanying Java language support, speeds programming, he indicated. This approach is central to the MVC and JavaServer Faces implementation, allowing rendering to multiple platforms, and the concept is carried on further in the Oracle SOA Suite's use of SCA and BPEL metadata models.
"Our approach [uses] XML as a universal meta date platform," said Farrell.

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PHOENIX — A federal judge on Friday referred Sheriff Joe Arpaio and his second-in-command for criminal prosecution, finding that they ignored and misrepresented to subordinates court orders designed to keep the sheriff's office from racially profiling Latinos.
In making the referral to the United States attorney's office for criminal contempt charges, Judge G. Murray Snow of Federal District Court in Phoenix delivered the sharpest rebuke against Mr. Arpaio, who as the long-serving sheriff in Maricopa County made a name for himself as an unrelenting pursuer of undocumented immigrants.
Sheriff Arpaio and Chief Deputy Jerry Sheridan "have a history of obfuscation and subversion of this court's orders that is as old as this case," Judge Snow wrote in his order.
Sheriff Arpaio and Mr. Sheridan had also made numerous false statements under oath, Judge Snow wrote, and "there is also probable cause to believe that many if not all of the statements were made in an attempt to obstruct any inquiry into their further wrongdoing or negligence."
The referral does not mean the sheriff will face criminal charges; it is up to federal prosecutors to decide whether to pursue the case. Still, if the prosecutors do not take the case, the judge could appoint a special prosecutor.
"A criminal prosecution of Sheriff Arpaio is the right next step for justice to be done," Cecillia Wang, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Immigrants' Rights Project, one of the groups that filed the lawsuit resulting in the court orders, said in a statement. "When a federal court finds that a law enforcement official has lied to the court in an effort to cover up misconduct, and willfully flouted court orders, that official must be held to account."
Judge Snow's referral also extends to Capt. Steve R. Bailey, who was in charge of internal affairs investigations in the sheriff's office, and Michele M. Iafrate, a lawyer for Sheriff Arpaio's. They were both accused of withholding information from a court-appointed monitor about the existence of 1,459 IDs seized in law enforcement operations.
Ultimately, though, Judge Snow laid the blame squarely on Sheriff Arpaio. "The court," he wrote, "has reminded Sheriff Arpaio that he is the party to the lawsuit, not his subordinates, and thus the failure of his subordinates to carry out this court's orders would amount to his own failure to do so."
In his decision, Judge Snow removed several of Sheriff Arpaio's powers, including his ability to oversee internal affairs investigations. The judge had already found that Sheriff Arpaio and his deputies had mishandled and manipulated such investigations, in part to obscure wrongdoing or neglect by deputies.
The lawsuit has already cost taxpayers more than $50 million in legal fees and contributed to Arizona's reputation for bias against immigrants.
Gov. Doug Ducey has worked to redefine the state's relationship to Mexico, bruised by the immigration law signed by his predecessor that empowered the police to ask about the legal status of anyone whom they suspected of being in the country illegally. Sheriff Arpaio, meanwhile, has remained a loyal ally of Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, amplifying his calls for a wall along the Southern border, paid for by Mexico.
Sheriff Arpaio has alternated between meek and defiant in and outside court, openly criticizing Judge Snow to reporters and often characterizing the racial profiling case against him as a political vendetta by the Obama administration.
"The truth will come out," he said in a recent interview from Tent City here, where inmates are housed in recommissioned Korean War tents, exposed to this city's torrid summer heat.
The case was filed in 2007 on behalf of Latino drivers who claimed they had been systematically targeted by sheriff's deputies during traffic stops and immigration patrols. Judge Snow agreed, ordering changes in training and procedures, including a requirement that officers relay by radio the reason for each stop before approaching a driver.
But in May, the judge found Sheriff Arpaio and his top deputies in contempt of court, saying that they had "engaged in multiple acts of misconduct, dishonesty and bad faith" and "demonstrated a persistent disregard for the orders of the court." His decision to ask the United States attorney's office to bring criminal charges came despite Sheriff Arpaio's apologies and pleas by one of his lawyers, Mel McDonald, last month in court.
"One thing I'm convinced, judge, is that you want to see the process succeed," Mr. McDonald said. He listed reasons against a criminal referral — Sheriff Arpaio's age (he is 84) and "long career in public service," his apologies for disrespecting the court's order, and the "hundreds, if not thousands of hours" already spent to comply with it.
Judge Snow, who conducted the hearing on his feet because of a bad back, told Mr. McDonald that Sheriff Arpaio and Mr. Sheridan had "lied to my face" during the contempt hearings. Then he leaned closer to the microphone and said, "I am through putting up with that kind of stuff, and they're going to be as responsible for what they do here as any other citizen of Maricopa County."
In an interview, Mr. McDonald, who will represent Sheriff Arpaio in the criminal contempt case, said he was "bitterly disappointed in the order," adding that the judge's orders mean that more public money will be diverted to defending the sheriff. His hope, Mr. McDonald said, is to convince federal prosecutors not to pursue charges against Mr. Arpaio and, if it reaches that point, "to get the sheriff tried by a jury of his peers."
Lawyers for the American Civil Liberties Union have argued that Sheriff Arpaio violated the court's orders to score political points ahead of a re-election race in 2012. He is running for a seventh term in November and has raised some $10 million in donations, mostly from out-of-state supporters.
Judge Snow also called for compensation for drivers who were pulled over by Maricopa County sheriff's deputies after he had ordered a stop to their immigration patrols. The judge ordered the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors to create a $500,000 compensation fund, an amount that could be increased if it is paid out before all of the victims are compensated.


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Stout often travel to different regions of the globe to attend the events of speaking as he serves as a source of inspiration to many, and he is among the most desired crucial motivational speakers for different incidents. Notably, Mr. Stout intends to assist every individual to perfect themselves in all aspects with the confidence that fitness and nutrition are the key contributors to it.
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Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Hummus Stuffed Chicken Breast
I'll admit, before a week or so ago, I had only had hummus once in my life. It was almost embarrassing when Sabra contacted me to say that they've never seen me write about hummus before. I really even didn't know much about it. So they sent me some samples and I can now say that I am much more educated and we are definitely in love! My wife wouldn't even wait for me to get home on the day the box came. She had it opened and already had a favorite before I even walked in the door from work.
So if I called you, could you tell me anything about Hummus? Sabra has a great Hummus 101 page on their site where I gained most of my knowledge. For those of you less familiar with it, it's primarily ground chickpeas and ground sesame seeds. Sounds simple enough? And really it is. They add in various other flavors but even the original goes well with so many different things. It's certainly more healthy than my usual snack options too, with no cholesterol or trans fat. It's a great source of protein too!
We've primarily used it for snacking so far, using pita chips and other various vegetables to dip and enjoy. My favorite is the Tuscan garden, which mixes in tomatoes, peppers, spinach, carrots and herbs. My wife loves the Supremely Spicy. I did want to make a recipe with the hummus as well and I came across this stuffed chicken breast on their recipe page.
I loved how simple this chicken is and was really quick to put together. I actually prepared most of it the night before, wrapped up the stuffed chicken and then just had to bread it and cook it before dinner the next day. It finishes in the oven and then is sliced up showing off the great hummus filling. Experiment with different hummus flavors and it would completely change the flavor of the chicken!
Hummus Stuffed Chicken Breast
Pound out a 6 large chicken breasts to about 1/4 inch thick. Season with salt and pepper and then spread with about 2 tablespoons of hummus. Roll up the chicken breast and wrap tightly in plastic wrap. Refrigerate for at least 45 minutes.
Dip each chicken breast in flour, egg whites and panko bread crumbs.
Saute the breaded chicken breast in olive oil for two minutes on each sire or until lightly browned. Finish in the oven at 400 degrees for about 15-20 minutes or until chicken reaches internal temperature of 160 degrees.
Check out Sabra for the entire recipe!
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Hummm...I love hummus and I love chicken. Sounds like a match made in heaven to me!ReplyDelete
- Ilya WelfeldApril 4, 2013 at 11:34 AM
What incredible photos!ReplyDelete
I love hummus and it's a staple in my kitchen. Great idea to stuff chicken with it!ReplyDelete
This looks great and I will try it soon. FYI—Trader Joe's sells a hummus with horseradish. Not sure if it would work in this recipe but it is addictive with pita chips and veggies if you like a little heat.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 23, 2013 at 9:29 PM
They also have Hummus with Cilantro and Jalepenos at Trader Joes..not really spicy, just very very yummy! This would be amazing with Chicken too!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 23, 2013 at 10:41 PM
I live in Central Oklahoma and am not sure where to find hummus. I don't recall seeing Sabra products, but I may not have been looking for them specifically. Can someone tell me IF Sabra or a comparable brand of hummus is available in this part of the country ...???ReplyDelete
Thanks for any information.


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I had a nice conversation with an older Israeli about the Gaza 'disengagement' yesterday that went something like this:
Is: Of course we should be leaving, we can't deal with the population in the area and once we leave the IDF will have free reign.
Me: So instead of Sederot (southern Israeli city just north of Gaza) being shelled (hit with Kassam rockets), Ashkelon (major southern Israeli port city) will get hit?
Is: Don't tell me about being shelled, I grew up 1 mile from the Syrian border, we knew how to huddle down in the bunkers.
Is: We can't afford to be expending so much effort to protect so few.
Me: The residents that are there have chosen to be there. Hashem Yazo (G-d should help), they're taking the hits, the terrorist attacks, the brunt of the terrorism. That's their choice and sacrifice. You'd rather the hits come to Sederot, Ashkelon and Tel Aviv? You think it's going to stay contained in Gaza???
Is: Once we're out, with international support the IDF will have the freedom to deal with the situation if we are being hit.
Me: (Incredulity) Why in the world would you think that? When has the world ever sided with Israel on being able to protect itself????
I just don't understand the argument. The area produces significant exports (that's taxes and economic activity) that easily cover security costs (and note the government won't let the residents defend themselves). The IDF itself is predicting war after the pullout. So what's the benefit???
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We never like to think that we might be in danger while going about our everyday duties and tasks at work – but the truth is that workplace accidents are extremely common. And while not all of them are the horrific type of incident which might hit the national headlines, such as gas explosions or people who are mutilated by a defective piece of industrial machinery – the fact that there were 1.1 million incidents reported last year in relation to health and safety cannot be ignored.
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The number of providers offering second medical opinion services in the UK is on the rise. Emily Perryman (from Health Insurance Daily, UK) spoke to Dominic Howard (pictured), director Europe at Best Doctors, about how the company aims to stay ahead of the competition.Getting a second medical opinion in the UK has - until now - not been the norm, but a change in people's mindsets and the advent of online self-diagnosis means it is a rapidly growing phenomenon. In the past couple of years several new companies have launched propositions, and the NHS even has a dedicated section on its website explaining how to get a second opinion. But the brand most associated with second medical opinions continues to be Best Doctors. Dominic Howard, the company's director for Europe, says it has managed to fight off competition because it has been around for longer Read more


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Lipton Tomato Instant Soup, also called Lipton Tomato Cup-a-Soup, is a dry soup mix that comes in single-serve envelopes. It is made by simply adding hot water to the soup mix. It can also be cooked in the microwave. With zero calories from fat, no cholesterol and only 90 calories per serving, Lipton tomato soup makes a good warm snack or light meal choice.
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Lipton Tomato Soup contains a significant amount of salt. There are 520 mg of sodium in a single serving size of the soup, which represents 22 percent of the recommended daily value of sodium.
Lipton Tomato Soup contains two different sugars. One is regular sugar, or glucose. The other is a food additive called maltodextrose. Maltodextrose is a type of sugar made from starch, typically from corn. It adds sweetness and also acts as a thickener. A single serving of the soup has 13 g of sugars.
The main thickener of Lipton Tomato Soup is potato starch. This starch is a powder derived from potatoes. This gluten-free and Kosher starch is used as a thickener without adding significant flavor or fat.
Paprika oleoresin is added to Lipton tomato soup to give the soup its distinctive red-orange color. This natural liquid extract comes from a plant called Capsium Annum linn, and is often used in tomato products.


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Maths team score 11th place in national final
Our successful Maths department has yet again proved to be one of the top in the country after coming 11th in the National Final of the UK Maths Trust Senior Team Maths Challenge.
Ed Kirkby, Rob Carter (both previously at Amery Hill), James Butcher (Weydon) and Heidi Nicholson (Robert May's) formed the winning team of the regional heat late last year and have since been preparing for the national final. Over 1100 schools and colleges across the country entered the competition, with 62 making it to the London final after winning or scoring highly in their regional final.
The final was made up of a group round, a crossnumber round and a relay round. Our team scored 100% in the first round and lost just a few points in the other challenges. The top of the leader board was a close contest with three teams coming joint second to overall winners Westminster School. Last year, our team won the national final, beating top state and public schools and colleges from around the country.
Ed Kirkby has even more to celebrate as an individual competition ranked him 6th in the country. He blitzed the Senior Maths Challenge, taken by around 100,000 students nationally, with a 100% score for the third year running. This qualified him for the British Maths Olympiad Round 1, taken by around 1200 students, and his 60/60 result added to his 100% record. This further qualified him for the British Maths Olympiad Round 2, taken by around 100 students, where he scored an impressive 30/40, putting him in 6th place in the country. Ed has been invited to the UK International Maths Olympiad training camp at Trinity College, Cambridge during Easter for the third year running. He has also participated in the previous two joint Hungary/UK New Year training camps in Hungary.
Dr Dave Lynch, Curriculum Manager for Mathematics, said "Following last year's win at both the Regional and National Finals and representing the UK in the Italian Team Maths Competition, annual excellent results in the individual Senior Maths Challenge and outstanding percentages of high grades at AS & A2 Maths and Further Maths, this is another excellent result. I am very proud of the successes of Ed, Heidi, James & Rob and all our students!"
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This morning I took a half day to go to Lane's school. The Kindergarten and two Pre-K classes held a "International Day"! About three weeks ago a letter came home explaining what they would be doing along with a card. Each kid was going to have a fact about their country to learn! Lane's class studied Mexico!!
After lots of practicing his line at home, toady was the day!! It started with a parade around the school! They had props and posters for their countries! Lane's class was saying "Viva Mexico"! There's my little guy in the sombrero!
After the parade, it was time for the class presentations! The kindergarten class actually was studying countries and each student made a display for their country!
The kinders were precious...some even in cute costumes!
Lane with Mrs. Patty...who is from Mexico...so they have learned all sorts of fun stuff about Mexico!
Lane's class doing their presentation! Each student held a picture that corresponded with their fact! Lane's line was "The currency of Mexico is a peso"! He knew that line and delivered it perfectly! The whole class did!!
Here's his crew!! I love these sweet kids!! Only a few more months left all together, sad day.
And I couldn't leave without a pic with my cutie!!!
I love watching Lane in his "school mode"! He is growing up so fast and learning so much this year! He makes this momma so proud!
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August 13-15
Dudendance presents The Lady Vanishes, The Haining, Selkirk, 6pm, 8pm (8pm only on Monday). Ephemeral, slow, mesmeric movement with film projection, white clad figures haunt the environs of the house and grounds. In association with the Alchemy Film Festival. Admission free.
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August 13
Funbox: Animal Magic, Eastgate Theatre, Peebles, 1pm, 3.30pm. Come and join Funbox for their new singalong show. Whether you roar, squeak, flap or swim it's time for some fun with Gary, Anya and Kevin (formerly of the Singing Kettle). Tickets £12.50, £10, £40 family ticket. Contact the box office on 01721 725777 or see www.eastgatearts.com
August 14
Le Petit Monde presents The Wonderful World of Lapin, Bowhill Theatre, near Selkirk, 3pm. Puppet show: Tania the rabbit has just arrived from Paris to enter the world's Tastiest Carrot competition. Suitable for ages 3-5. Children must be accompanied. Tickets £5 per person, from www.borderevents.com or 01750 725480.
August 12
Soddin' Flodden, The County Hotel, Selkirk, 7.30pm. John Nichol and the IDEOMS theatre company present a special preview performance of their historical romp ahead of a two-week run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Tickets £5 at the door.
August 14
A Midsummer Night's Dream, Paxton House, 6pm. Outdoor theatre performance of the Shakespeare favourite, by Illyria. Tickets: adult £12 / child £6 / family £32. See www.paxtonhouse.co.uk
August 14
Branagh Theatre Live presents Romeo and Juliet (encore broadcast), Eastgate Theatre, Peebles, 7.30pm. Starring Lily James and Richard Madden as the doomed lovers. Tickets £14, £10 for schoolchildren. Contact details as before.
August 12
Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham, Melrose Corn Exchange, 7.45pm. Together Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham have established themselves as the epitome of excellence in the world of traditional music. Join them as they mark 30 years of working together. Tickets £20 (including bf) from Border Events at www.borderevents.com or 01750 725480.
The Police Sting Show and ARC, Clovenfords Hotel, Clovenfords, 9pm. Members of top tribute bands launch their latest projects. Tickets at door from 8.30pm.
August 13
Scocha, Maltings, Berwick, 8pm. Go on a journey through tear wrenching ballads, goose bumping anthems and kick ass folk n roll. Tickets: stalls £16 - £19, circle £20, box seat (double occupancy) £52. Contact the box office on 01289 330999 or see www.maltingsberwick.co.uk
The Border Boogie Band, Henry Ballantyne Memorial Club, Walkerburn, 8pm. Frank Usher and his soul buddies re-unite for a special gig to mark the band's 35th anniversary. Tickets £3 at the door.
August 14
Hawick Sings in the Park, Wilton Lodge Park Bandstand, Hawick, 2pm. Local songs, singers and music move from their usual setting at the Burns Club for an outdoor performance. Admission free.
August 15
String Theory presents Lee Patterson plus support, Tower Mill, Hawick, 7.30pm. Live music Mondays. Admission free.
August 18
The Hot Seats, Eastgate Theatre, Peebles, 7.30pm. Appalachian old-time blended with left of centre bluegrass. Tickets £14, £12, £6 for schoolchildren. Contact details as before.
August 12
Ice Age: Collision Course, Maltings, Berwick, 2.30pm. Scrat's epic pursuit of his elusive acorn catapults him into space, where he accidentally sets off a series of cosmic events that threaten the planet. For details of ticket prices and to book, call 01289 330999 or see www.maltingsberwick.co.uk (U)
The Nice Guys, Tower Mill, Hawick, 7pm. A mismatched pair of private eyes investigate the apparent suicide of a porn star in 1970s Los Angeles. Tickets £6.50 (£5 concs). Contact details as before. (15)
Ghostbusters, Maltings, Berwick, 7.30pm. Thirty years after the beloved original franchise took the world by storm, director Paul Feig brings his fresh take to the supernatural comedy, joined by some of the funniest actors working today. Contact details as before. (12A)
August 13
The Secret life of Pets, Tower Mill, Hawick, Max's life as a favorite pet is turned upside down, when his owner brings home a sloppy mongrel named Duke. Tickets and contact details as before. (U)
The Nice Guys, Tower Mill, Hawick, 7pm. As before.
August 13-18
Ice Age: Collision Course, Maltings, Berwick, 2.30pm. As before.
August 14
The Secret Life of Pets, Tower Mill, Hawick, 2.30pm. As before.
Ice Age: Collision Course, Eastgate Theatre, Peebles, 2.30pm. See above. Tickets £9, £6 for schoolchildren.
Contact details as before. (U)
The Legend of Tarzan, Eastgate Theatre, Peebles, 4.30pm. Tarzan, having acclimated to life in London, is called back to his former home in the jungle to investigate the activities at a mining encampment. Tickets and contact details as before. (12A)
August 16
Me Before You, Tower Mill, Hawick, 6pm. A girl in a small town forms an unlikely bond with a recently-paralyzed man she's taking care of. Tickets and contact details as before. (12A)
August 16-17
Ghostbusters, Maltings, Berwick, 7.30pm. As before.
Trimontium Guided Walks. In August each Tuesday and Thursday, 1.30pm from Museum, Market Square, Melrose to Newstead stonemasons' village and huge Roman site. Tea in Village Hall at 4.30pm. Return to Melrose by 5.30pm. £4 Adult; £1 student; £10 max family, includes tea. Dogs welcome.
August 14
Coldingham circular, 8 miles. Meet Coldingham car park at 10am. Please confirm with leader John Smith on 01896 848810.
August 17
Landscape and architecture walk, grounds of Bowhill House, 2pm. As part of the Year of Architecture, Innovation and Design, join the House Manager for a short walk looking at the distinctive architecture and landscape around Bowhill. Booking recommended. Estate entry charge applies. To secure your place please call 01750 22204 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
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Coldstream Gallery, summer exhibition, High Street, Coldstream. Featuring returning exhibitors and new artists and makers. Open Tuesday - Saturday 10am-4pm or by appointment.
Till Sept 4
Hawico, Borders Textile Towerhouse, Hawick, open Mon-Fri 10am-4.30pm. A showcase of cashmere knitwear designs by Hawico. Admission free.
Till September 11
The Tree, The Caterpillar & The Butterfly by Aether & Hemera, Maltings, Berwick. Enter an enchanting interactive garden inspired by nature and state-of-the art technology. Open every Wednesday-Sunday, 11am-5pm. Admission free.
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Sky Felts, Borders Textile Towerhouse, Heart of Hawick. Thought-provoking and contemporary fibre art. Open Monday - Friday 10am - 4.30pm, Sunday noon - 3pm.
Till Sept 25
Space Craft: Architecture meets making, Maltings, Berwick. Exhibition bringing together two disciplines that are often considered separate. Open every Wed-Sun, 11am-5pm. Admission free.
L S Lowry: On the Sands, Berwick. Rare artwork by Lowry, a regular visitor to Berwick-upon-Tweed. shown alongside the Space Craft exhibition, Maltings, Berwick.
James Hogg Exhibition, former Ettrick School, TD7 5JB. Exhibition celebrating the life and works of the celebrated Scottish writer James Hogg, 'The Ettrick Shepherd', author of The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner. Open Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays 2-5pm. Call 01750 62259 for further details. Admission by donation.
Till November 30
Rave Reviewer, Abbotsford House, near Melrose, open 10am-5pm. Exhibition exploring Sir Walter Scott's activity as a reviewer of some of the most famous work of his time, including Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Entry is included as part of admission ticket to the house. See http://www.scottsabbotsford.com/ for further details.
Abbotsford House, Abbotsford, Melrose: 01896 752043. See www.scottsabbotsford.com for events and prices.
Bamburgh Castle:,01668 214515. Open daily, from 10am to 5pm, last admission 4pm. Admission £10.50, children £5, senior £10, family £25.
Berwick Barracks, 01289 304493. Open daily 10am-6pm. See details of admission charges at http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/
Bowhill House and Gardens, near Selkirk: 01750 22204. See http://www.bowhillhouse.co.uk for details of opening hours and admission charges.
Chillingham Wild Cattle Park: 01668 215250. Open Monday to Friday: Tours at 10am, 11am, noon, 2pm, 3pm, 4pm. Sundays: Tours at 10am, 11am, noon. Closed Saturday. Admission £8, concs £6, children £3, family £16.
Dawyck Botanic Garden, Stobo, near Peebles: 01721 760254. Open daily February 1 to November 30 from 10am to 4pm/5pm/6pm. Admission: Adults £6, Concessions £5, Children Free, Members Free.
Dryburgh Abbey, near Dryburgh: 01835 822381. Open daily, 9.30am-5.30pm. Admission: Adult £5.50, Child £3.30, Concession £4.40.
Heatherslaw Cornmill, 01890 820488. Open daily, from 10am to 5pm. Admission £3.80, concs £3.20, family £10, under-fives free.
Heatherslaw Light Railway, 01890 820244. Open daily, from 10am to 4pm, first train at 11am. Return journey prices: £6.50, seniors £6, children £4.50, under-fives £2.50, babies free.
Heatherslaw Visitor Centre, 01890 820338. Open daily, from 10am to 5pm.
Glentress Peel Visitor Centre, near Peebles. Top mountain biking trails, great walks and fantastic wildlife watching, visitor centre, cafe and bike shop. Call 0300 067 6900 for more details.
Halliwell's House Museum and Robson Gallery, Market Place, Selkirk: 01750 20096. Open Monday-Saturday 11am-4pm. and Sunday 12pm-3pm.
Harestanes Countryside Visitor Centre, near Jedburgh: 01835 830306. Woodland walks, events, exhibitions, playparks. Open 10am-5pm daily.
Hawick Museum and Gallery, Wilton Lodge Park: 01450 364747. Open Mon–Fri 10am–12 and 1–5pm, Sat and Sun 2–5pm.
Heatherslaw Light Railway, 01890 820244. Open daily, from 10am to 4pm, first train at 11am. Return journey prices: £6.50, seniors £6, children £4.50, under-fives £2.50, babies free.
Hermitage Castle, Hawick, Roxburghshire: 01387 376222. Open daily from 9.30am-5.30pm. Admission Adult £4.50, Child £2.70, Concession £3.60.
Jedburgh Abbey: 01835 863925. Open 9.30am-5.30pm. Admission: Adult £5.50, Child £3.30, Concession £4.40.
Lady Waterford Hall, Ford Village, Berwick-upon-Tweed, 07790 457580. Open daily, 10am-4pm. Admission Adults £3, concs. £2.70, family £8, U5's free.
Mellerstain House and Gardens, Gordon: 01573 410225. Open Fri-Mon. See www.mellerstain.com for details of opening hours and admission prices.
Melrose Abbey: 01896 822562. Open daily 9.30am-5.30pm. Admission Adult £5.50, Child £3.30, Concession £4.40.
Old Gala House, Scott Crescent, Galashiels: 01896 752611. Opening hours - Monday to Saturday 10am-4pm and Sunday 1pm-4pm.
Sir Walter Scott's Courtroom, Market Place, Selkirk: 01750 720096. Opening hours, Monday-Friday 10am-4pm, Saturday 11am-3pm, Sunday 11am-3pm.
Thirlstane Castle, Lauder: 01578 722430. Open Tues-Thurs and Sundays 10am-3pm (grounds 10am-5pm). See thirlestanecastle.co.uk
Trimontium Museum aka 'Three Hills' Roman Heritage Centre, Market Square, Melrose. Open seven days 10.30-4.30 to end October. £2 adult; £1 student; £5 family.


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Diaconate Ordination of Joe Tuskiewicz
Congratulations to our newly ordained Deacon Joe Tuskiewicz. Deacon Joe is a member of St. Josaphat Parish and a seminarian for the Archdiocese of Detroit.
Brief introduction to Deacon Joe Tuskiewicz
Joe recently retired from a career as a globe-trotting advertising executive and will be attending the "second-career vocation" Blessed John XXIII National Seminary in Weston, Massachusetts, near Boston.
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Excerpt taken from: Tridentine Community News, July 18, 2010
The following photos were taken at the Diaconate ordinations which took place at Sacred Heart Seminary.
On Sunday, April 14, Deacon Joe was present at both the 9:30 AM and 12 Noon Masses at St. Josaphat. Later on in the day at Assumption Church in Windsor, deacon assisted for the first time as deacon of a Solemn High Mass in the Extraordinary Form. We will have a Solemn High Mass at St. Josaphat for Deacon Joe sometime in May. Please stay tuned for details.
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Anna is a leader in the legal profession and continues to advocate and advance the profession through her leadership in the American Bar Association (ABA), which is the premier legal organization in the world. She is the immediate past Chair of the ABA Young Lawyers Division, which is the largest Division of the American Bar Association, with membership spanning over 185,000 members nation-wide. She currently serves as a member of the Standing Committee on Bar Activates and Services and as well as a Delegate to the ABA House of Delegates.
Anna is a graduate of the University of California, Santa Barbara where she double-majored in Political Science and Law and Society and received her Juris Doctorate from Thomas Jefferson School of Law. She is admitted to the State Bar of California and the U.S. District Court, Southern District of California.
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Two Appointed to Waveny's Leadership Team
Posted on January 19, 2017
Bill Piper, Chief Executive Officer of Waveny LifeCare Network, has appointed Lynn Iverson, RN, LNHA, MBA and Edlira Curis to key leadership roles within the non-profit eldercare organization.
Iverson has been named Campus Administrator, and will oversee the operations of the healthcare-focused services, programs and residences on Waveny's main campus, including Waveny Care Center – the organization's 5-star rated skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility, The Village – Waveny's award-winning residence dedicated to memory and dementia care, the Adult Day Program, and the Brown Geriatric Evaluation Clinic. Curis has been named Vice President of Development, and will be responsible for directing Waveny's fundraising efforts and major campaigns. Both will play active roles on the organization's leadership team.
A registered nurse and licensed administrator with more than 30 years of both clinical and managerial experience in acute, sub-acute, rehabilitation and long-term care nursing settings, Iverson most recently served as Administrator for St. Joseph Living Center, a 120-bed non-profit skilled rehabilitation and long-term care facility in Willimantic, Conn. for nine years. Simultaneously, she held volunteer leadership positions with Leading Age of Connecticut, a membership organization representing over 130 non-profit healthcare provider organizations within the state, of which Waveny is a long-standing member.
"I am very excited to become a member of Waveny LifeCare Network leadership, and I look forward to working with our team to further develop our programs and services," said Iverson. "I am fortunate to be joining such a well-respected organization that prides itself on service excellence."
A professional fundraiser with experience in all aspects of Development, including soliciting major gifts for Annual Giving programs and Capital Campaigns, Curis was most recently involved with The Giving Collaborative – a philanthropy firm that provides counsel and assistance to non-profit organizations seeking to grow their philanthropy programs. Prior, she devoted ten years of service to independent schools, during which she worked on several campaigns including a $10 million campaign for Rippowam Cisqua School of Bedford, NY and a $6 million campaign for Lauralton Hall High School of Milford, Conn.
"I have thoroughly enjoyed stepping into my new role and getting to know Waveny's many loyal friends and supporters," said Curis. "I am inspired by our meaningful conversations and the evident level of support and generosity that Waveny receives from the community. As a fundraising professional, it's highly rewarding to work for a mission-driven organization like Waveny, whose values are aligned so well with the needs and priorities of the community it serves."
Waveny LifeCare Network provides a comprehensive continuum of healthcare to serve the changing needs of older adults from all areas. Waveny is a non-profit organization that offers independent living at The Inn, assisted living and respite care for people with memory impairment at The Village, and skilled nursing, inpatient and outpatient Rehabilitation Services at Waveny Care Center. It also includes the Brown Geriatric Evaluation Clinic, an Adult Day Program that provides free door-to-door transportation throughout most of lower Fairfield County, and an array of community-based services through Waveny Home Healthcare, Waveny at Home and Geriatric Care Management. For more information, call 1-855-WAVENY-1 or visit www.waveny.org.


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Pondy Bazaar
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Pondy Bazaar, officially called Soundarapandianar Angadi, is a market located in T. Nagar, Chennai. It is one of the principal shopping districts of Chennai.[1]
Pondy Bazaar
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Shopping hub
Statue of Soundarapandian at the entrance to Pondy Bazaar, Chennai
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The market 'Soundarapandianar Bazaar' was named after Justice Party politician W. P. A. Soundarapandian Nadar whose statue is situated in the square. The police station in that area is officially called 'Soundarapandiyanar Angadi Kaval Nilayam'.[2]
Theyagaraya Road, which is the arterial road of Pondy Bazaar, suffers from slow-moving traffic. To ease the traffic, the Metropolitan Transport Corporation (Chennai) has diverted buses going to the T. Nagar bus terminus that used to go via Pondy Bazaar. They now travel via the Thanikachalam Road-Burkit Road route. For some routes, such as the 47s and 11s, the buses occasionally go via Pondy Bazaar and occasionally via the diversion.
Private vehicles headed for the T. Nagar bus terminus or for Anna Salai (Saidapet and beyond) are strongly encouraged to either use the Thanikachalam Road route or Boag Road, rather than the Pondy Bazaar route, especially during rush hour.
Shopping districtEdit
Clothes Footwear Mobiles AccessoriesEdit
Pondy Bazaar has a wide variety of clothing, accessories and footwear stores in all price ranges within a two or 3 km radius. It is a one stop destination for the multi-brand Retail.
Along with independent retailers there are name brand stores such as Indian Terrain, Arrow Woodland, Bata, Fastrack, Titan, Mochi Globus, Raymond Group, Reebok, Nike, Lee, Wrangler, Levi Strauss & Co. Health & Glow and Colour Plus along with cheaper outlets like Big Bazaar and Sri Krishna Collections. Popular clothing independent retailers include Instore, Naidu Hall and MilanJyothi, amongst others. Mobile store chains Univercell and Poorvika are also present in Pondy Bazaar.
Saravana Stores is one of the biggest commercial stores in Chennai. Commodities from safety pins to gold and diamond jewellery are available here. Rathna Stores has a big branch in Pondy Bazaar, where commodities ranging from umbrellas to cooking utensils are available at low prices. The shop has five floors. Ponni Stores. Rathna Fan House (not to be confused with Rathna Stores) is a place for electrical accessories such as fans, air conditioners, and refrigerators. Formerly specialised in lingerie, Naidu Hall now offers garments of all types.
Roadside vendorsEdit
Many commodities such as used books, buckets, ropes, soap cases, hair bands, bangles, bags, and other accessories are available from roadside vendors at Pondy Bazaar. These roadside shops form the chief attraction of Pondy bazaar. Most of the commodities in the roadside shops have no fixed price and so the customers and vendors can often be seen bargaining. On weekends the pavements on either side of which the shops are located are crowded. The roadside shops bring in the new fashions of Chennai accessories. e4
Some of the popular restaurants in and around Pondy Bazaar are Saravana Bhavan, Balaajee Bhavan, Geetha's Cafe, Hot Chips, Adyar Anandha bhavan, Hotel woodlands, Anjjapar & Bombay Halwa House, (Veg. Punjabi food).
Ambica Apppalam Depot which stocks wide varieties of Masalas and Appalams (Papads) is also located in a street perpendicular to Pondy Bazaar.
At the eastern edge of Pondy Bazaar, two major star hotels are located: GRT Grand Days and Residency Towers.
Tirumala Tirupati Devastanam, located near Venkatnaraya Road (T. Nagar), is a temple of Lord Balaji. Mupathamman Temple, located near Duraiswamy Bridge, is a temple for Mariamman.
Ramakrishan Mission School and a hostel are opposite Panagal Park and near the T. Nagar bus stand and Habibullah Road. Holy Angels Girls School is nearby. Shrine Vailankanni Senior Secondary School is a school on Dhandapani Street, with classes from lkg to eleventh standard.
See alsoEdit
- Arabber
- Bazaar
- Hawker centre (Asia) a centre where street food is sold
- Market (place)
- Peddler
- Retail
- Street vendor
- Street food
- ^ "Shopping - Pondy Bazaar". Chennai.com. Retrieved 21 November 2017.
- ^ "Once upon a time in Thyagaraya Nagar…". Thehindu.com. 18 December 2011. Retrieved 31 March 2019.


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Injuries reported in Interstate 95 rollover crash in Miami
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MIAMI – Injuries were reported after a rollover crash that happened on Interstate 95 in the high-occupancy vehicle, or HOV, lanes.
The crash happened around 9:45 p.m. Friday on northbound I-95 near 28th Street.
Lanes were blocked as authorities investigated and worked to clean up the crash.
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American-French couple wins UK's annual wife-carrying Championship
American National, Jonathan Schwochert and his French-born wife Charlotte Xiong, have won the 9th annual UK's wife-carrying championship in Dorking, England.
The race is believed to date back more than 12 century to medieval times when scores of Viking marauders pillaged the north-east coast of England.
The couples have to run a 380-metre course littered with hay bales to jump over, and a `splash zone' where competitors get drenched in water.
The winners get to take home a barrel of ale for all their efforts. It has a minimum of 50kg weight rule for the person being carried through the race. Women can also get to carry their husbands if they choose to; same sex couples are also welcome at the race.
This year, a new UK record was set by American Jonathan Schwochert and his French-born wife Charlotte Xiong, who ran the course in 1 minute and 40 seconds. In a report contained in an interview of Schwochert by press men after the race, he said; "we do a bit of training".
"This year, we only ran it once but I was doing runs with a weighted backpack and it got a bit tough, chaffing up my back so I had to take a break".


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Greetings from El Valle, Panama, day 3!
Today started with a wonderful breakfast at a new shop across the street from the hotel. We were served some out-of-this-world pineapple juice and a plate with eggs and large sopapillas. We then met into small groups to discuss the workbooks given to us at the beginning of the trip and todays chapter spoke about living a Missional lifestyle, which will be discussed later the post. After meeting in the small groups, we all gathered in the market and split into our project groups for the morning, however we all ended up in the construction/painting crew in one way or another. This morning's construction project was to paint 4 handicap ramps, 1 handicap parking space, put up "no fume" (no smoking) signs and build a bulletin board for announcements and offers in the market place. All of this went fantastically, and the people were quite impressed and got involved in a lot of ways! Some helped block off sections of sidewalk, some helped push a completely grounded van out of a ditch, some helped paint and sweep, and some children decided to put their handprints in the drying paint on a handicap ramp. In addition to this, Vivian and Gail, our two nurses, Teresa, Tammy, Galon, David & Lisa, and Nico went to the police station to deliver some first aid kits. The police said that this was a huge blessing, and showed a very small medicine cabinet where they had their entire supply. Quite an adventurous day and exhausting day but rewarding nonetheless.
Our work continued later that afternoon from 2-6pm. One group worked a VBS off to the side of the market and another did a presentation for the adults on health and addictions under the pavilion. Only a few parents and children arrived at first, but as the evening progressed, so did attendance. By the end of 4 exhausting hours, we had about 6 kids for VBS and around 20 adults for the presentation. Everything went very smoothly and toward the end of the VBS we had two women who showed great interest in the churches work and a man who approached the table of crafts asking for a few activities for his grandchildren who couldn't attend but would've loved to come. Slowly, I feel the church growing and sparking interest in those in the surrounding community, which illustrates great hope for what's to come in Panama.
Our night concluded with a delicious batch of chicken fried rice for dinner and a perfect balcony view of a parade celebrating La Compania 50th anniversary. And what a celebration it was! Dancing and performing base drummers, students carrying lit lanterns and tiki torches, and fireworks shot right off the pavement. After watching the performance, we ended the night with a discussion about a missional life and what it means to be missional.
Missional, in the workbook's definition, simply means "sent into a person's life" . And our discussion lead us into the four types of immersions: culture, community, God, and tension. Each immersion either draws or repels us to go and serve in the places and lives that were are called. Within the categories, a topic emerged and really hit home for me and really speaks to how we can and SHOULD be missional at home at Greenville Oaks. We discussed the topic of tension in regards to comfortability and service. To be missional we need to embrace the tension of not being comfortable. We have to leave the comfort zone of our routine lives just as Abraham packed up his things and followed God without hesitation. We have to make ourselves fully available to the will of God, even if we aren't comfortable with the situation presented. An example that David shared last night was his list of reasons why and why not to travel to Nigeria. In his mind, his reasons for not going we're all valid and reasonable, including "I don't want to go." He then said, how am I going to justify and argue these reasons for not going to God who has the entire world's plan in his hands. Now this isn't to say we all need to just drop our possessions and go to distant continents and become missionaries, but in reality we do need to take a step back and realize what we can do at home right now that can make a positive change for the future. To be missional isn't to go out to a different country and make a drastic change in ten minutes. To go to a different country to be a missionary in general just isn't for everyone. But what is an open door for everyone are the relationships that can be made with both believers and non-believers. To strengthen those relationships, grow in personal and spiritual understandings of one another and then slowly make that transition to making disciples of the entire world. As an instant-gratification seeking society, this process may seem grueling and unobtainable, but if we Christians don't take the chance and make ourselves available to lead missional lives for Christ, than who will? It only takes one small gesture to get a movement in progress, and that is what this church in Panama is experiencing, and we at home should take advantage of the lessons learned here and apply it, so that we all may experience the wondrous plan of God.


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About Callicoon, NY real estate
Callicoon, New York is situated on the Delaware River in the western region of Sullivan County, about 2:15 from New York City. This quaint river hamlet serves as a focus for river sports as well as a mini retail hub for upper Delaware River valley. (Note: Callicoon is not the same as 'Callicoon Center', a different place about 10 miles NE.)
Callicoon is home to the Callicoon Theater, a 40's era, single screen movie theater and local landmark. In addition to showing first run films, the theater also hosts the Cine-Art series, sponsored by the Delaware Arts Society, bringing more sophisticated foreign and art films to the county.
Just north of the hamlet, along River Road, is one of the few areas on the New York side of the Delaware River where river houses don't have busy Route 97 running between the houses and the river. (Yes, River Road does run between the houses and the river, but its a very quiet, dead end road, popular with walkers and bicyclists.)
Callicoon is the center of a rural farming area, and northeast of the hamlet is the Beechwoods, between Callicoon and Jeffersonville, one of the loveliest areas of rolling farmland in the county. There is some spectacular view property in this area, but seldom many houses for sale. The Villa Roma Resort, with an 18 hole golf course, anchors the east side of the Beechwoods.
Matthews on Main is a lovely restaurant in Callicoon, with outdoor seating during the warmer months, while Lander's Cafe offers more down-home fare. The Callicoon Brewing Company, in an old converted firehouse, is a popular brew pub.
Callicoon has a some notable festivals and events. Summer kicks off with the Callicoon Tractor Parade, followed by the Callicoon Canoe Regatta. Every Sunday, there's a lively farmer's market in the Callicoon Creek Park. Callicoon is also a great base for families with children because of the Delaware Community Center at the south end of town, with a swimming pool in the summer, playground and ball fields and a variety of programs for kids and teens.
You can get more information about Callicoon from the Callicoon Business Association.
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Your dog's bad breath may be more than an annoyance—it's often a sign of poor dental health. February is National Pet Dental Health Month, but dental health should be considered daily. While it's true that VetIQ Minities are a great way to promote your dog's overall dental health, here are some other steps to take to ensure your dog's smile continues to shine.
Brush Up
Humans are the only ones who needs to brush your teeth – your pup could use a toothbrush too! But don't try to use your of Crest on your dog's pearly whites. Remember to use a pet specific toothpaste that is safe for canines. You also need to invest in a pet-friendly toothbrush, like this one offered by Pet Republique. Watch this helpful video for more tips from a veterinarian!
Warm Up
It may take a few tries to have your dog adjust to you brushing his teeth. Remember to be patient and use soothing tones, while you start by touching the outside of the mouth. Slowly get your dog used to you touching the gums and the outside of the teeth, before transitioning to a toothbrush. Reward your dog for good behavior with a delicious dental treat after each session.
Helpful Treats
Dental treats are a delicious way to promote dental health for your dog. VetIQ Minties help clean the teeth and control plaque and tartar just by chewing—your dog can help keep his own teeth clean! The dental bones contain natural ingredients that help freshen breath, such as peppermint, and are free of ingredients you don't want, like wheat, gluten and corn.
Vet Visit
As with any health issue, a visit to the vet is a great place to start. If you are worried that Fido may have dental problems, or you want directions on brushing, schedule a veterinarian visit! Your vet will examine your pet's teeth, and can show you what to look out for when you conduct your own examination.
Don't only focus on oral health during National Pet Dental Month! Find a routine that works for you and your pup to keep those teeth healthy and clean.


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World Environment Day, celebrated globally on 5 June, is a day to connect ourselves to nature, to be (extra) mindful of our impact on the environment and make sure we take care of it. Since 5 June happens to be a Monday (ew), a day I knew I wouldn't be able to escape the "office" (as an au pair – when I'm not hanging out at SANCCOB – my office is mostly my car) for long enough to hit the hiking trails, I decided to plan an adventurous weekend jam-packed with hikes (my best kind of weekend, in case you hadn't noticed yet).
The plan was to tackle some of Cape Town's perhaps lesser known (but still some of my favourite) trails – the Pipe Track and the Silvermine Dam to Elephant's Eye route. Both are gentle (ish) hikes, making them the perfect choice for a weekend worth of relaxed hiking and a fix of nature-therapy.
Maybe the Pipe Track isn't lesser known, but as it wraps around the base of Table Mountain in the direction of Chapman's Peak, it's likely underrated compared to Table Mountain's other, more intense routes like India Venster and Platteklip Gorge (which I tackled earlier this year – read all about it here).
"Is it hard? Will I die?" I had such a chuckle at my friend Bee's initial response to my hiking invite. As the Pipe Track is mostly flat, it's fairly easy and far less of a fitness commitment than climbing Lion's Head. This also means you can admire the views without having to worry about taking a tumble down the mountain side (which would not be good and is also a very real worry for an "Accident waiting to happen on 2 legs" like me). After a full morning of laughs, greeting all the doggos that were following their humans on the track and watching the weather change as the predicted rainstorm started to roll in from the ocean, we stopped off at Solo for a well-deserved brunch. It forms part of 99 on Loop, an art gallery on Loop Street in Cape Town's CBD. It's a cosy spot with a light-filled court yard covered by a glass roof, and the interior features face-bricked walls lined with local art pieces. We sat by the open window, recounting our morning and sipping on warm drinks (because coffee is life), and waiting for the rain to begin.
Unfortunately, the weekend's Elephant's Eye plans were thwarted by some unpredictable weather (although, it's not that unfortunate, since Cape Town is facing the worst drought in over a century), but I did do it a few weeks ago and decided to still share some snaps for World Environment Day. A photographic rain dance, if you will.
Elephants eye is a cave which forms the focal point of a range of mountains shaped like an elephant. You could begin in Tokai forrest, but I prefer to take the shorter route from Silvermine Dam, which is just at the top of Ou Kaapse Weg and is a 20-minute drive out of the city centre. It's about a 2.5 hour hike to the cave and back (depending on how long you spend hanging out in the cave, and taking photos) and because it's located out of the city, it's not as over-crowded as other hikes on the weekend. This route does have some inclines, especially the last stretch towards the cave, but it's very doable. I like to stop along the way and admire the dense, sprawling forest below, which is criss-crossed by mountain biking trails, and to catch a glimpse of False Bay towards the South.
One of the most critical rules of hiking (others include not leaving anything behind besides your footprints and being nice to others on the tracks and especially the doggos), is that Though Shalt Have Post-Hike Brunch. I love to take a drive down Ou Kaapse Weg and into Noordhoek and pull in to the Noordhoek Farm Village. Here, I can sip on a cappuccino made by my favourite coffee guy, Guy, who runs the Village Roast and is just the MOST loveliest person ever. The Foodbarn Deli & Tapas is the perfect spot for some eggs Ben, a fresh flaky croissant or a colourful bowl of yoghurt, nutty granola and seasonal fruit.
If you couldn't get outside today in celebration of World Environment Day, I hope these photos took you on a virtual hike through some of Cape Town's diverse natural wonders, and that you're feeling inspired to venture out on these hikes.