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Beer Sommelier - Taking Craft Beers one Step Further
Do you like craft beer? Ever thought of making a career out of it? I had the opportunity to join 15 students thirsty for knowledge (and an IPA) at one of the sessions in the course of Sommelier, Tasting and Beer Evaluation arranged by the University of Alicante. Most of these students have a hefty background within the industry and have been brewing for many years, but there are novices, too. Many of them have also prepared with previous beer-related courses offered by the university.
For the course in-person sessions are arranged in Alicante, Barcelona and Madrid. During the weekend in Barcelona I was invited to join the Saturday morning session. This session sounded particularly fascinating: how to choose the right glassware, and how to pair beer and food. The lecturers were no other than Edgar Rodriguez and Toni Romero, the sommelier and the head chef from Racó d'en Cesc, one of my favourite restaurants in Barcelona. In addition to fantastic food they also have a very, very long wine list, and probably the longest list of beers you can find in any restaurant in the city. Dare I say in Spain..? You can choose a beer-pairing menu where each dish has been carefully paired with a suitable beer. Read more about the restaurant in my review here.
When you're at the restaurant and you hear Edgar explain in detail the characteristics of the beer and why it's suitable for a particular dish you understand why he is a sommelier and why you'd want to listen to his advice. He's a genius. And for this session he had been invited to tell us more about the world of food and beers.
He doesn't use any boring Powerpoint slides or handouts, he doesn't need anything to catch our attention. We sit glued on our seats for hours and listen to him talk, only to sometimes interrupt him with questions. He's so full of information and he transmits it in such an easy, understandable way that it's a pleasure to listen to him.
In front of us we have a large number of glasses, all sizes, shapes and forms. We learn how in some glasses the beer heats up too quickly, why you should never have beer from a frozen glass (it's not likely to be a good quality beer), where to best smell the aromas, why the tulip glass is so great, and what happens if you serve beer from a wine glass. We get to try several beers to experience the effect the different glass has on the beer, and it's truly fascinating. Just because of the shape the beer can smell and taste completely differently!
After our smelling and tasting session we started with part 2: food and beer pairing. I found it tremendously interesting to experience how some flavours in different foods bring out and enhance certain characters in a beer. I was particularly intrigued by the smokey beers: one of the pairings was with a macaron filled with chocolate with a smoke aroma and it was DIVINE.
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An Inglewood driver has been charged with two felonies and two misdemeanors related to a three-hour police pursuit in which a scooter rider was hit and injured, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office announced.
Karl Flores, 34, was scheduled to appear in the Airport Courthouse Monday, Jan. 14, on felony counts of fleeing a pursuing peace officer's motor vehicle causing serious bodily injury and hit-and-run driving resulting in injury to another person.
He also faces two misdemeanor counts of hit-and-run driving causing property damage, officials said. A criminal complaint says two police patrol vehicles were damaged during the pursuit.
It wasn't immediately known if Flores entered a plea.
The pursuit started in Culver City just before 11 a.m., Jan. 3, spanning 80 miles. It ended when the fleeing driver ran out of gas on the 5 Freeway in Camp Pendleton.
Authorities used a police dog and fired two rounds from a beanbag shotgun in taking the driver into custody 40 minutes after the pursuit ended.
The chase began when Culver City police attempted to stop a Honda sedan for a vehicle code violation, police said. The driver did not stop and officers began pursuing the vehicle, but called it off shortly afterward for safety reasons.
Minutes later, a Los Angeles Police Department helicopter alerted Culver City police that the vehicle had struck a man on a motorized scooter in the 7800 block of Manchester Avenue, Culver City Police Sgt. Tony Dunlap said.
The scooter rider was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries, authorities said. The impact caused damage to the fleeing vehicle's windshield.
The LAPD took over the pursuit and attempted four PIT maneuvers, but the driver got away. He then entered the southbound I-405, and the California Highway Patrol took over the pursuit near Carson.
The third PIT maneuver shattered the Honda's rear window and the fourth dislodged its rear bumper.
The pursuit went through the South Bay, Long Beach, Orange County and San Diego County.
During the pursuit, Flores' wife reportedly contacted police, telling them he was an Army veteran who suffered from PTSD.
Flores is being held in lieu of $175,000 bail. If convicted on all charges, he faces a maximum sentence of more than eight years in state prison.


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i moved my music, video, pictures anddocuments to the J: drive. now i cant access C:/users/name/pictures or other folders, inless i go through libraries. can someone help?
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no i get an access denied.
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Havana, Cuba - Today, 55 Cuban female entrepreneurs sent a letter to Ivanka Trump seeking her support for U.S. policies that have empowered Cuban women and their families across the island. As a successful businesswoman and champion of female entrepreneurship around the globe, the women invite Ms. Trump to visit the island to see first hand how U.S. policies that expanded travel to and trade with Cuba have empowered Cuban women and strengthened Cuba's growing private sector.
The letter serves as a plea to Ivanka following reports that President Trump is set to roll back Cuba policies. "A setback in the relationship would bring with it the fall of many of our businesses and with this, the suffering of all those families that depend on them," the women wrote to Ms. Trump.
"There are hundreds of thousands of Cuban women working in the private sector. Today we are owners of boutique hotels, BnBs, restaurants and shops. We are designers, photographers and computer programmers, and much more. On behalf of Cuba's female entrepreneurs, we ask for your support," they added.
"If President Trump really cares about helping the Cuban people, these are the voices he should be listening to. These women's businesses, their lives, and their families will be affected by this policy," said President of Engage Cuba, James Williams.
"Our U.S. opening to Cuba has significantly benefited female entrepreneurs and their families," said Collin Laverty, President of Cuba Educational Travel."Cutting off travel and trade would be cutting off their economic lifeline, and causing real harm to their families."
A recent survey conducted by Public Opinion Strategies found that over 75% of U.S. travelers stay in privately-owned bed and breakfasts, eat at private restaurants and purchase goods from private artisans and artists.
Airbnb recently released a report citing that Cuban individuals have earned $40 million over the last two years sharing their homes on Airbnb. The report also highlighted that 58% of Airbnb hosts in Cuba are women.
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The text of the letter is available here and below:
June 13, 2017
Dear Ivanka Trump,
Your passion to help female entrepreneurship around the world has been very inspiring for Cuban entrepreneurs. As women entrepreneurs in Cuba, it is a great honor to send you this message. We are reaching out to introduce you to our reality and to strengthen the relationship between our countries. We also write to you with great concern that U.S. policy toward Cuba might be headed backward, in turn threatening our economic livelihoods and the overall wellbeing of Cubans on and off the island.
For many years, entrepreneurship, small businesses, and the private sector were almost nonexistent in Cuba. However, over the last several years they have begun to flourish. Still incipient, we can see accelerated development and growth of small businesses in the country. Millions of Cubans have benefited from this private sector growth, including higher wages, better quality products and services, innovation, and the ability to dream about the future.
Undoubtedly, the restoration of relations between Cuba and the United States has been key to the success of the private sector. Many businesses have been directly influenced by increased U.S. visits, improved telecommunications, and the introduction of new U.S. products and services. Other businesses have also been stimulated indirectly by the resuscitation of the domestic economy in general. A setback in the relationship would bring with it the fall of many of our businesses and with this, the suffering of all those families that depend on them.
Much of the growth has been led by Cuban women. There are hundreds of thousands of Cuban women working in the private sector. Today we are owners of boutique hotels, B&Bs, restaurants, and shops. We are designers, photographers, and computer programmers, and much more. On behalf of Cuba's female entrepreneurs, we ask for your support.
We hope you, as a successful businesswoman, understand the valuable contribution that the exchange of trade, people, and ideas represents for our businesses. An alliance between women would not only contribute to the stability of the private sector, but would also open a new chapter in relations between our countries.
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With three fumbles and a personal foul penalty in the past two games, Ravens kick returner David Reed is experiencing a sophomore slump.
Reed, who led the NFL in kick return average last season (29.3 yds), has been told by special teams coordinator Jerry Rosburg that his services will not be needed on Sunday. The Ravens have turned to starting cornerback Lardarius Webb and rookie wide receiver Laquan Williams as their top options on the depth chart to return kicks versus the Bengals.
With Jimmy Smith slated to see more action this game, it makes no sense to expose a starting cornerback to the injury risk of returning kickoffs. Losing Webb (again) on a special teams play could be detrimental to the Ravens defense.
Even though Reed contributes in other aspects on the Ravens special teams squad, his role as a gunner is far less important and easy to replace. Listed as the fourth wide receiver on the team's depth chart, Reed is rarely used and hasn't recorded a reception all year.
Given the poor performance of this 2011 special teams unit, now would be a great time to give rookie wide receiver Tandon Doss a shot. Doss, the Ravens fourth-round draft choice out of Indiana, would be a great candidate to replace Reed on kickoffs and possibly permanently on the 46-player active game day roster.
At Indiana, Doss was fourth all time in kick return yards (1549) and averaged 24.8 yards per return in 2010. Given the fact that he has previous kick return experience and is a better wide receiver than Reed, if Lee Evans isn't active this week, Doss deserves an opportunity to make a name for himself.
At the conclusion of the preseason, Doss arguably was the best wide receiver on the team not named Anquan Boldin. Unfortunately for Doss he was leapfrogged by Torrey Smith and LaQuan Williams, has only been active in four games so far this season and hasn't caught a pass.
Doss shouldn't be buried on the Ravens active roster by a player like Reed – who is hampered by a severe case of "Fumblitis" as well as the new NFL kickoff regulations. His services as a "gunner" on punts and a buried wide receiver on the depth chart can easily be replaced.
Arguing to play Tandon Doss over David Reed may be a moot point if Lee Evans is active versus the Bengals. The current injury report has Evans listed as "questionable," and if he is active along with Reed moving forward, Sunday may provide the only chance Doss has left this season to make a favorable impression on the coaching staff in game action.


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In a way, it's not that complicated at first glance. There are two sure fire money makers, Turandot and The Marriage of Figaro. Fair enough. And two headline sopranos, Stephanie Blythe and Christine Goerke, also money makers. Then there is Tancredi, a tip of the hat to a highly-regarded, though less often produced, work of Rossini. Now the real adventure begins: offered is a new take on Macbeth (tickets are already being reported as scarce). Add a world premiere of a new opera based on the critically-acclaimed movie of the same name, Breaking the Waves, which contains some explicit language and sexual content that requires a warning label. Aside from the operas themselves, there is the shell game: the opera venues shift. And there is the odd scheduling – three of the operas sit on top of each other at the end of September. It looks to get even odder, and maybe even more exciting, in 2017-2018; parents take note - a production of The Magic Flute is in the works. We will sort this all out.
Daniel Patrick Stearn, classical music critic for the Philadelphia Inquirer has reviewed the upcoming season, recommended reading for the information about the collaborations involved in these productions. Maybe I am wrong, but I think I detected slight consternation and only mild support for the addition of Breaking the Waves.
Here is the lineup for 2016-2017 :
- Macbeth by Fabrizio Cassol, after Giuseppe Verde, Sep 24 – 25..…Prince Theater
- Breaking the Waves by Missy Mazzoli, Sep 22 – Oct 1…..Perelman Theater
- Turandot by Giocomo Puccini, Sep 23 – Oct 2…..Academy of Music
- Tancredi by Gioacchino Rossini, Feb 10 – 19…..Academy of Music
- The Marriage of Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Apr 28 – May 7….Academy of Music
Philly is a great city to visit and I get a really good feeling about Opera Philadelphia. You might also want to refer to my earlier post about this company ("A Mini Opera Vacation to Philly and the Excitement of New Opera"). I have by no means gotten my head around this or any other opera company as yet, but it seems a little crazy in a good way. They also seem to have an active arts community that genuinely reaches out to its fans. I get a feeling of excitement and vibrancy that bodes well for the future for the mid-Atlantic opera fan. As evidence, they are planning to start the 2017-2018 season with a festival they are calling O17, six operas in 12 days and many other events. They say this year's scheduling of three operas at the end of September is a practice run. Their website also justifiably boasts that Opera Philadelphia is the only American opera company to be nominated in the Best Opera Company category for the International Opera Awards for 2016. For us fans, the next couple of years are going to be a fun ride.
Macbeth is a joint venture with The FringeArts of Philadelphia, which is making this production part of their own festival; Opera Philadelphia's supply of tickets for this is limited, so buy early. My first reaction to this Macbeth is this: who does Mr. Fabrizio Cassol think he is putting his name ahead of Verdi's? I think he is at least a dozen great operas behind to be doing that. Beyond that overreaction which probably isn't his fault anyway, this version of Macbeth is actually a touring production since 2014 of the Third World Bun organization, whose founder, Brett Bailey, is the director and creative force behind the concept for this theatrical production of Macbeth. Opera Philadelphia says this is the American world premiere of the production, though the tour's website lists Fairfield University as a venue just before. The website states that Verdi's score has been reworked by Mr. Cassol and adapted for 12 onstage musicians and it is performed by 10 South African opera singers; I'm feeling kinder towards Mr. Cassol, a little. The story is gripping and important, set in the Congo amid the wars and political upheavals there. A group of people find a trunk of costumes and use it to tell their story. The London Telegraph gave the performance there five stars. The setting gives this production potentially powerful dramatic appeal dealing with the very human and inhuman mayhem in portions of today's Africa.
The composer for Breaking the Waves is Missy Mazzoli. She is an American contemporary composer known for chamber, orchestral, and operatic work. Her chamber opera, Song from the Uproar was performed last year by the LA Opera. From 2012-2015, she was composer-in-residence at Opera Philadelphia. She also has an electro-acoustic band, Victoire, that plays her music. This will be interesting. I've listened to some of her music on iTunes. It is hard to envision this as opera. I was intrigued by a statement she made in a promotional video that she could use music to say things that the words were not saying. That sounds like opera. If I can work it out, I will probably try to go, to feed my thirst for new opera. "Breaking the Waves," the movie, had strong sexual content involving loyalty and morality, hence the warning label for the opera. (Hmmm. Appomattox last year at the Kennedy Center had more than its share of foul language and I don't remember a warning, but then, it didn't have sex.) I applaud Opera Philadelphia for giving young composers a chance. Let's support the venture and hope it works.
Tancredi was the great Italian composer Gioacchino Rossini's first opera seria success. He is better known for his comedic operas, such as the Barber of Seville. I knew his William Tell Overture from his opera, Guillaume Tell, as a child – it was the theme song for the Lone Ranger and we all quickly learned the scary story of a dad shooting the apple off his son's head with a bow and arrow. Tancredi is based on a play, "Tancrede," by Voltaire; it tells the story of star-crossed lovers caught in family and historical conflict between Syracuse (Sicily, not NY) and the Saracens. Rossini actually wrote two endings, a happy one and a sad one. The opera seria form of the day required a happy ending, but keeping true to Voltaire's play required a tragic ending. The tragic one seems to have survived the test of time. Too bad, with what is going on in the world today, I think I'd prefer a happy ending. A big draw for this performance is the major star, mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe, who according to Mr. Stearns requested this opera, and perhaps surprisingly, though not unusual for Rossini operas, plays our hero, Tancredi, in a pants role.
I have covered Turandot and The Marriage of Figaro previously, also being performed next season by the Virginia Opera and the Washington National Opera, respectively. Interestingly, the Turandot production features well-known soprano Christine Goerke in the title role. She starred in the performance I saw at the Met last October. She was excellent. Mr. Stearns said her voice was stentorian (I had to look it up). That adjective certainly also applies to Ms. Blythe in Tancredi. Turandot offers the chance for the soprano who plays Liu to steal the show; Joyce El-Khoury will play Liu; evidence of her chops is provided by the fact she will play Violetta in La Traviata in a Royal Opera House production next Jan/Feb. The spectacular staging at the Met was nothing less than performance art. I'm tempted to go just to see the staging by Opera Phildelphia. Figaro will feature Cecilia Hall as Cherubino, who I very much enjoyed as Ruby in Opera Philadelphia's Cold Mountain. If you haven't seen Figaro lately, go please yourself again.
Tickets: First, an admission: I have never run across instructions that I didn't misunderstand some part of or a form that I didn't make a mistake filling out, usually signing below the line when I should have signed above, or vice versa. So when I say I find Opera Philadelphia's otherwise outstanding website difficult to decipher in regard to tickets, consider my admission. After considerable effort, I think I have figured it out. Right now they are only offering subscription packages. There are two basic packages: Fixed seat and flexible packages. However, under the Fixed Seat package there are two series, the Academy Series and the Perelman Theater Series (they call this the Aurora Series), a little confusing to sell this as a package since the Aurora Series only has one opera, Breaking the Waves. Fixed Seat package subscribers can buy separate tickets for Macbeth at the same time. Now, for the flexible packages that they call the Select Series, you can choose a package of three or more operas from among the five operas being presented; they will also sell you a flexible package of just two operas. All package prices are discounted over individual seat prices and offer ticket exchange, a pretty good deal. Prices for the Opera at the Academy package of three operas range from $51 to $645. The theater is not small in terms of number of seats, but is cozy and I suspect most seats are good. If you require extra leg room, I recommend you buy box seats. I didn't see any discounts for students, but they are offering a free opera simulcast of Turandot on Independence Mall for the Oct 1 production; registration and tickets are required. There is also a Gala Opening Celebration if you have the bucks. Page 22-23 of the season brochure provides a most helpful overview; use full screen mode to read. Tickets for individual performances go on sale August 1. If you'd like a person to help with selecting/purchasing packages, call Guest Services at 215-732-8400.


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Sorry, couldn't resist the temptation to adopt the subject heading from the lyrics of the song. You'll know what I mean if you are a child of the 60's!
It's all very well having a large battery bank however it's equally important having the capacity to charge it. The rough rule is the charging capacity should be between 25-30% of the battery capacity. We should have 630Ah of usable capacity in the domestic battery bank. So we need to generate between 160 & 210 Ah. The combined alternator output is 225A so that part of solution appears to be alright. The Alternator to Battery Charger (ABC) under consideration (Sterling) has a maximum capacity of 210Ah which is also acceptable. We appear to have a solution that will work.
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"Yes," said three-term governor John Stephen, a Democrat.
"Yes," said Republican John Stephen, former Commissioner of the state Department of Health and Human Services.
That was it. No elaboration, no follow-up questions, just two identical, one-word answers and the debate moved on to other topics.
Now there are times when such brevity might be welcomed. On some of the other questions, the candidates spent so much time talking all around an issue that the questioner felt called upon to interrupt long enough to remind the speaker what the question was. But on the question of "gay" foster parents, the answer from both candidates was a simple, "Yes."
Maybe that really is how Calvin Coolidge would have answered the question. Being unenlightened as to the new meaning of "gay," he might have found no reason to prevent a couple from being foster parents simply because they are of a noticeably bright and cheerful disposition. But if anyone were to ask him if homosexual couples should be considered fit foster parents and role models for children, he might have been more than brief in his reply. He might have been dumbfounded.
Changes in both language and societal mores are often said to be evidence that human society is "evolving." The term is not to be taken too literally, but even as a metaphor it seems a bit strained. Evolution is supposed to happen slowly, at glacial not breakneck speed. And it was only about 20 years ago that allowing homosexual couples to take in foster children was one of the bright ideas being adopted in that in that land of loopy liberalism known as the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. But in the years since it has become the law in formerly conservative New Hampshire as well. And in the political arena, the wisdom of that decision now appears beyond debate.
Whether the candidates really believe it is self-evident that allowing "gays" to be foster parents is good policy, or whether they simply find it politically expedient to avoid reopening that old controversy is not certain. Obviously, they would rather, in this political season, talk about the economy, jobs, balancing budgets, restraining government spending, etcetera. Candidates for all offices these days want you to know they are fiscal conservatives, despite any or all evidence to the contrary. That is true of Democrats as well as Republicans. Chances are Nancy Pelosi is telling her constituents that she, too, is a fiscal conservative, having learned at her mother's knee the value of a penny saved and other lessons from Poor Richard's Almanac. And if you shake a tree in any New Hampshire forest, chances are excellent that at least two or three fiscal conservatives will fall out and begin telling you how determined they are to save the taxpayers' money. They're everywhere, these Frugal Franks and Tightwad Tinas. And a balanced budget is always only one election away.
The fiscal and economic issues are important, of course, especially in the kind of economy we find ourselves in now. But we neglect the social issues at our peril and thereby increase the long-term threat to our liberties. Consider what has happened in New Hampshire in the past few years. For one thing, our legislators passed and Governor Lynch signed the repeal of the state's parental notification law, deemed constitutionally flawed, and left nothing in its place. The state still has no law touching the subject of abortion. There is absolutely no legal protection, obviously, for the pre-born infants being aborted. But there is also nothing to protect the safety of a woman who may be exercising her "reproductive choice" at the hands of an inept "abortion provider." And there is no protection at all for parents who believe it is their right and duty to know what kind of trouble their underage daughter might be in and what she is planning to do about it. The Governor and the Legislature's response to that concern amounts to the following advice: Parents, take a hike!
Then the Legislature passed and the Governor signed a bill establishing same-sex marriage in New Hampshire. The Governor, who had said the previous year he was opposed to such a radical change in the state's marriage laws, said during last night's debate that his thoughts on the subject had been enlightened by a discussion with a member of the New Hampshire National Guard who had served in Iraq and believed he was fighting there for equal rights for all people. So apparently he and other like-minded soldiers have invaded and occupied Iraq to make New Hampshire safe for "gay" marriage. That news would no doubt go over big with the Muslim population in the Middle East.
In fact, it does not register well with voters here in the United States. More than 30 referenda have been held on the issue in various states across the land and in every one of them "gay" marriage lost. Majorities are not always right, but New Hampshire's Senators and Representatives, and its Governor, not only ignored the will of the people, they tossed aside a few thousand years of moral and religious tradition in order to thumb their respective noses at the laws of God and nature. Many of those same legislators now present themselves to voters as defenders of traditional "family values" in New Hampshire.
Such a callous attitude toward the moral law will likely have serious consequences for economic and other freedoms, not only in New Hampshire, but throughout America. The late columnist Joseph Sobran offered an interesting explanation of why the old sexual taboos have become the primary target of "progressive" thinkers in positions of power. "Why," Sobran asked, "should a government that increasingly limits the sphere of freedom, privacy, and choice in every other area show such consistent favor to sexual libertarianism alone? Because the traditional code is designed to support the family as the basic unit of society, and the family, like religion and private property, is one of the foundations of liberty and resistance to monolithic state power.
"Without religion, the state faces no rival moral authority. Without property, freedom has no material basis, and everyone becomes dependent on the state for support. And without the family, the individual belongs almost wholly to the state, with no stable competing loyalty."
The noise of election campaigns in which moral issues are either put on the back burner or forgotten altogether is drowning out the warning in a distant echo of voices crying out from the pages of Scripture and the history of ancient Israel — the voices crying ominously, "We have no king but Caesar."


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Today I went to a funeral of a friend who I had not seen in a few years, yet her life touched my life. More importantly, how she lived touched and impacted many lives.
When I first came to this community in 1976, Carmen was here. She was running an employment office for the poor at a very old building with grace and kindness. Later she was the leader of the women at the food bank in Juarez, Mexico. The women loved her because she treated them with kindness and dignity. There was a mutual respect and love.
Carmen lived as a humble servant of the Lord. She did not look for fanfare and praise. She was not harsh but rather smiled much and her fun and joyful spirit attracted children. Besides being a super Tia to her nieces and nephews and godchildren, she also taught First Communion to children at the church.
The day before she died, I went to see Carmen. She was unconscious and was so peaceful and quiet. There was no agitation of any sort.
I received a note from a friend saying, "It strikes me that she is dying the same way she lived: quietly and in peace."
The main refrain that I heard today from people of all ages was just how "good" she was.
It has caused me to meditate on how we "Reap what we sow." Like the Scriptures say:
- "As I see it, those who plow for mischief and sow trouble, reap the same." Job 4:8
- "Let us not grow tired of doing good, for in due time we shall reap our harvest." Gal. 6:9
It hit home to me today a lesson we all know – We are not here very long and how we live matters!
I hope I treat others with kindness and respect.
I can just hear Jesus saying to Carmen, "Welcome home, good and faithful servant."
God bless you,
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But as he moved into the junior ranks, Polonich had difficulty scoring goals against players whose size differential was rapidly expanding beyond his 5' 6" frame. To impress the pro scouts he redefined himself as a troublemaker for the opposition -- a sort of firey little spark plug.
His plan was confirmed successful when the Detroit Red Wings selected him 118th overall in the 1973 Amateur Draft. As an experiment, the club's management farmed him out to England to play for the London Lions for one season. He then joined the Virginia Wings for some minor-league seasoning in 1974-75. Polonich threw leather at everything that moved. He fought, hit and cajoled his enemies at every turn. His strategy was again timely. The Wings were in a mood to get tough and Polonich became their modus operendi.
Over the next five and a half seasons, he became the Wings' fevered little madman. Being very outgoing, he constantly talked to the opposition, trying to distract them from their game. He also prided himself in his willingness to fight anyone, no matter how big the opponent. He figured that if he won the fight, he'd accomplished what he wanted and, if he lost, then the outcome kept him from getting overconfident.
In 1978, Polonich was at his irritating best when he got way under the skin of Colorado Rockies' Wilf Paiement. Paiement smashed him across the face with a stick. The incident provoked a lawsuit that brought Polonich what was then an astronomical settlement of $850,000 in 1982. At about that time, The Dennis Polonich Show had fallen off in the Red Wings' ratings. As such, he was demoted to Adirondack of the AHL where he played most of the five seasons that followed.
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Having opined on caffeine for various publications, including the New York Times and Wired, Carpenter delivers a compelling compendium of facts and figures on this "largely unregulated drug."
The author readily admits his addiction to the stimulant. While his favorite caffeine delivery system is coffee, others prefer sweet sodas, high-octane energy drinks, or caffeine-laced gum, pills or gels. "What few of us are willing to admit," he writes, "is that the essence of our longing is this bitter white powder." Carpenter blends intriguing historical episodes with interviews, accounts of treks to caffeine-related locations and a multitude of test results. The author's barrage of facts and statistics is initially intriguing but eventually leaves readers buried within the aggregation of data. More gripping are Carpenter's accounts of the long-running corporate marketing tactics designed to underplay caffeine's ability to cause panic attacks, insomnia or anxiety—not to mention addiction. The author details the military's ongoing search for products designed to keep soldiers "amped up" with caffeinated foods—e.g., a caffeinated apple pie in a package resembling a toothpaste tube. Carpenter uncovers other bizarre applications as well, such as caffeine-infused pantyhose that are marketed with the promise of weight loss. The author also recounts his visits to coffee farms in Guatemala, a coffee roasting plant in Vermont and the University of Maryland's School of Public Health. Refused access to the world's largest synthetic caffeine factory in China, Carpenter notes that the industry is far from transparent; inspections are rare, and conditions are not always sanitary. "Just three Chinese factories exported seven million pounds of synthetic caffeine to the United States in 2011," writes the author, "nearly half of our total imports."
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The brochure explains that recyclable VpCI films are used across the globe to protect metal parts and equipment from corrosion during storage and shipping. The VpCI film has already had a large impact on making corrosion protection environmentally friendly by reducing the need for traditional hazardous and cumbersome rust preventatives.
The company incorporates the "repro" back into the virgin film at up to 20%, a level at which Cortec can ensure quality of the new product. Now, Cortec has expanded its film reprocessing program to allow customers to send their VpCI film wastes back to Cortec. This creates a win-win situation for customers and the environment. Customers can send used VpCI bags to Cortec instead of paying thousands of dollars for disposal. In exchange, Cortec pays shipping and gives customer credit for supplying an additional source of repro. While demonstrating environmental responsibility and reducing carbon footprint, the program will save tens of thousands of dollars and reclaim tens of thousands of pounds of plastic annually.
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So here's my mother day post.
I had 3 dinners in total. ._. YES, THREE.
I got no idea how much i gain in the 3 days.
On friday night went to some random chineseeee restaurant for dinner with mother's side uncle and grandma. :)
Love them to the max! :D
And then on Saturday, with my mother.
Went to this Japanese buffet restaurant at Seri Pacific Hotel.
The restaurant name was Kofuku.
The place was really nice.
My all time favourite. UNAGI. ;D
My 2nd all time favourite, Sukiyaki.
Their chocolate fondue was *****stars. xD
Cute doll at the restaurant. (:
My third dinner, with my father's side uncles, sisters and grandma.
It was my 2nd time going there to eat.
Restaurant Hai Thian at Seri Kembangan
5 stars for the food i must say. :)
That pot of soup is L-O-V-E! <3
I was too busy to eat. so no photos, again. :P
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Revenue Canada recognizes that childrens' Camps are important venues for physical activity. That is well and good! It means that your family will probably receive a tax credit for a portion of your camp fees.
Beyond that little bonus however, is an underlying truth. Camp Celtic (and other OCA camps) have been helping kids define their values, their way of life, and their physical beings for many years. During times when schools, agencies, and other kindred organizations have had ups and downs, Camp has been there…
I have always said that Camp is special to me because I am a better person when I'm at Camp. I am breathing fresh air, doing new and exciting things, meeting new and interesting people, and pushing myself physically, mentally, and spiritually. I feel wonder, compassion, and awe in a heightened way. I can be myself. I leave Camp better than when I arrived.
Over the long haul, we all have decisions to make about how we live. Camp's influence has always impacted many of my own such decisions.
So if we now have a tax credit because campers engage in some hours of physical activity at Celtic… fine. But let's be honest. The hours spent at Camp, physically active or not, have a far greater, and longer lasting value than can be measured by Revenue Canada.
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A century has passed since the Last Great War on Ardis, and Chancellor Gaden Thoradis of the Republic of Shelles seeks to commemorate the occasion with a peace summit. His plan brings together ten of the strongest nations across the planet to discuss the course and direction of their homeworld in the hopes to forge something new. Hailing from polar wastelands to shimmering deserts, and even a mighty archipelago empire, these individuals accept the invitation to this historic event.
However, with the centuries old allegiances, wavering loyalties, and festering wounds at the periphery, things feel uncertain. And amidst these preparations have been a series of attacks across the high seas, leaving little evidence as to the cause of purpose behind them.
Will they see beyond the subtle acts of growing betrayal occurring in the very place of their gathering? And when the time comes will they be able to put aside their differences to face a danger greater than any one of them can handle?
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The following are the Teachers of the Year for each of Florida's school districts, the four university developmental research schools, Florida Department of Corrections, Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind, and Florida Virtual School.
To honor the unique qualities and skills our 2019 District Teachers of the Year, each teacher was recognized on social media with their individual graphic and our 2019 hashtags, #FLteachersLead and #FL74strong. These graphics include a quote from each awardee, which gives direct insight to who they are as an educator.


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The criminal trial of former Suffolk County Legislator George O. Guldi, who is facing felony insurance fraud and other charges stemming from a fire that destroyed his Westhampton Beach home more than two years ago, began this week in Suffolk County Criminal Court in Riverhead.
Opening statements before Judge James F.X. Doyle wrapped up on Tuesday and witness testimonies were scheduled to begin on Wednesday afternoon, according to Bob Clifford, a spokesman for Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota. Jury selection was held on Monday.
"Both opens were heard by the court," Mr. Clifford said on Wednesday morning, adding that testimony was slated to begin again at 2 p.m. Wednesday. It is unclear how long the trial will take.
In September 2009, Mr. Guldi was charged with insurance fraud in the third degree, grand larceny in the second degree, criminal possession of a forged instrument in the second degree, and forgery in the second degree, all felonies. The grand larceny count, which is the top charge in the indictment, is punishable by a prison term of 5 to 15 years.
Just a month before he was arrested on the charges stemming from the fire, Mr. Guldi was also indicted for his role in what prosecutors described as an $82 million mortgage fraud scheme targeting the East End. The new charges are not related to his earlier indictment.
According to the DA's office, Mr. Guldi submitted a claim to his insurance company after his house on Griffing Avenue in Westhampton Beach was severely damaged by fire on November 30, 2008. He received a check for $853,000. That money was supposed to be used to rebuild the home—which was still boarded up when Mr. Guldi was indicted almost a year later.
If the home was not rebuilt, Countrywide Home Loans, a division of Bank of America, would have applied the insurance money to the $1.4 million outstanding mortgage.
Prosecutors have said that about $163,000 is now left in the bank account in which Mr. Guldi had deposited the $853,000 check. They also said that when Mr. Guldi deposited the check, he forged the endorsement of Countrywide Home Loans, which holds the mortgage to the home.
Mr. Guldi, who is representing himself in the case, did not return calls this week.
In the mortgage fraud case, Mr. Guldi and part-time Westhampton Beach resident Donald MacPherson are accused of recruiting straw buyers—people who sell their personal information so another can obtain a mortgage loan—and securing loans for houses with forged documents. The pair would then flip the homes every few years as the price of real estate skyrocketed, according to prosecutors. When the housing market bubble burst in 2007, the scheme fell apart, according to prosecutors.
The ring was possibly the biggest mortgage fraud scheme ever in Suffolk County, according to the District Attorney's office. At least 66 homes in Southampton Town were included in the scheme, and all of them are now in foreclosure.
"The larger mortgage fraud indictment is still in conference," Mr. Clifford said. "I cannot predict when the defense will be ready for trial."
Mr. Guldi, a Democrat, represented the South Fork in the Suffolk County Legislature for 10 years before losing to current Legislator Jay Schneiderman of Montauk in 2003.


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This is my problem-Can you help?
I have a hs-625mg servo connected to rudder that is fluttering real bad-sound like a machine gun when trying to center. Just touch control stick on transmitter it stops.
I have a 24in heavy duty servo extension connected to it. Here is what i found. When you remove the extension it works perfect. Tryed using another extension-same thing.I hooked it up to all receiver channels- same thing while using extension. I used those extension on other servos in plane-they all work great.
I am using a UBEC with a 3cell- 11.1volt lipo. UBEC set to 5volts tried 6volts also. Is it interference causing this or what do you think? I ordered some 6v packs to try, but have not recieved them, in order to remove UBEC.


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LoveFest Part 1 - Heads In the Clouds
Meet me at the top of the Space Needle on Valentine's Day?
Okay. I just did. Where were you?
So Valentine's dinner in the rotating restaurant atop the Space Needle will run you a flat $95 per person before tax and gratuity (A tip is what you pay at Denny's.)
We thought this would be quite romantic but decided to go for lunch instead. Lunch is reasonable. At lunch, a burger only costs $24 dollars and it comes with free french fries and a bed of lettuce. I think they even throw in a tomato. Very doable. I'm surprised we don't go there all the time.
Dan and I drove downtown, listening to Kelly Clarkson sing songs of teenage pop star angst and betrayal. Mucho romantico. We used the sweet Valet parking at the foot of the Needle and headed in to the front desk where we were given our "boarding passes" to the Sky City Restaurant (I know, very "George Jetson-esque" was this date.)
We then rode up 520 feet in the glass elevator with a be-purple-vested man who described himself as our 41-second tour guide.
Once we were seated, I started taking pictures like mad. The main problem I had was trying to get a good shot of the skyline. For the life of me, I could not find the Space Needle. It seriously took me a couple of seconds to realize I was in it.
Our waitress said she recognized me from somewhere and my immediate thought was…."She must read my BLOG!" Um….I'm glad now that I didn't suggest that. I can just imagine it. "What's a bl-og?" "Um…never mind." I don't know. Hundreds of people world-wide read this blog. There's a chance that my waitress was randomly a reader…right? Okay, I'm a loser. Moving on.
What's the deal with Ciabatta bread? It's everywhere and I have no idea why. A year ago, I had never heard of the stuff and now it's taking over the world. I don't even think it's all that great. Let's put it this way - If Ciabatta bread were running for President, I'd probably vote for Ralph Nader.
Dan asked if the burger was anything special and the waitress said, "It's made with premium GROUND beef." Ooooo, the big sell. This burger is made with GROUND BEEF! Get OUT!
She then sealed the deal by saying, "Everyone's gotta try a $24 hamburger once in their life, right?"
Yes, yes they do.
I chose the Rare Ahi with Wasabi Mashed Potatoes and Baby Bok Choy. Delicioso. Delicioso and Daring. This menu option had an asterisk that warned that eating it would increase my risk of foodborne illness.
It also had a Wasabi garnish around the outside which I took to be some sort of avocado paste but was actually a burning goo of torture and death. DO NOT EAT A LARGE FORKFULL OF WASABI - EVER.
The waitress brought us a small bowl of salt with a tiny spoon (I guess shakers are things you use at Denny's).
During the course of the meal we rotated twice around the space needle. The lady at the table next to us was wearing the same red turtle neck I was planning on wearing but decided against last minute. Phew! That was close. Instead I went with a black ensemble with subtle pink highlights.
Later last night Karli came over to deliver a Valentine's treat and medical supplies (see LoveFest Part 2), wearing THE SAME THING. No, this was not planned. Weird, huh?
During the meal, Dan noticed what looked like some WI-FI antennas so I tried to hack into the Space Needle secret death ray detonation system with my PDA. It was a no-go. Seattle is still intact.
I resisted the urge to make "that noise" on the rim of my crystal glass.
Dan and I discussed whether it was better to tip your valet before or after he takes your car. If you tip him before, he may take better care of it. When my parents lived in South America as spies for the Canadian government (Oops! Was I not supposed to mention that?) people used to always offer to "watch their car." This meant, "if you don't give me money, you will no longer have a car when you get back."
If you tip him after, then I don't know what, but I think you're supposed to tip him after. Who knows? Is it you?
Dan gave me some chocolates and a card that made me cry in a good way.
We ordered the Exploding Fog Lunar Module Sundae desert which is ice cream with a whole lot of theatrics and a peppermint sprig.
I dropped him back at MegaCorp and headed home where I found lovely flowers waiting for me on the doorstep with a note that read, "I love my sweetheart!" Delivered flowers are just so uber-cool.
What a fun and romantic day!
Whilst taking pictures of said gorgeous delivered flowers on the doorstep…….(please see next post)


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If you're using video as one of the planks in your Content Marketing strategy – and if you're not, you should be! – then the first place you should be syndicating your videos is YouTube. (For the rest of the places your video should be syndicated to, please check out The Content Marketers Video Playbook.)
If you're posting to YouTube – then you're going to get comments on your videos. This is (mostly) a good thing – Youtube sees this as a sign of engagement with your audience, and they tell us this does affect the rankings of your video(s) and channel.
In the rest of this post I want to walk you through the commenting strategies I use with Youtube.


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From August 9th, 2016
Yesterday, I saw some things that I will never be able to unsee and now I want to share it with you. Warning: skip this paragraph if you're squeamish! While Ross and I were harvesting carrots for this week's veggie boxes, I suddenly heard him take a sharp breath in and looked over to find him squeezing his hand and wincing in pain. While I'm still not sure how this happened, somehow a shard of carrot had lodged under his finger nail and it was now intensely bleeding. Always the professional, I faced away from Ross and tried to conceal that my entire being was shuddering with horror, and then promptly whirled back around to offer him a band-aid. Once everything was washed and patched up, Ross was left with a deep resentment towards carrots and a perma-thumbs up! (Don't worry, the carrot in question was not added to this week's bunches.) We both learned that carrots are not as innocuous as they try to make themselves out to be. When I asked Ross if he felt he now had a super power since he'd been injected with carrot, he told me that he was sure he did. And that superpower, my friends, is called beta carotene - his words, not mine.
This week I also took some time to gather and begin drying flowers that will be used in wreaths this fall and winter. I had to get a little creative with the drying process so I've hooked up a string of twine in my car so that the flowers can start drying while I finish my day.


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VidaBox Premium Wireless Keyboard with Laser Trackball (Page 1)
They see me rollin'
Today on the slab we have a treat from a HTPC and Media Centre specialist company called VidaBox.
Quite often is the case that you have spent a large sum on that shiny new HTPC sitting under your TV or in your HI-FI rack, but neglect it as more than a music and movie playback means because you lack that bridge between your grubby mits and the desktop.
I'm talking about keyboard and mouse combinations of course! Your 1080p native screen has more than enough real-estate to display webpages and play games, so why shouldn't you use that awesome setup to do more than just watch Finding Nemo
Step up Vidabox - With your compact but functional keyboard and trackball combo, a nifty oversized laptop style keyboard with a USB RF dongle, meaning you do not need to maintain line-of-sight with your PC all the time.
Included also is a non-descript black bag to protect the keyboard when you shove it down the side of the couch.
Looking at the layout, it's a standard QWERTY design with laptop style micro-switched keys and the trackball and buttons in the opposing top corners.
Looking closely at the function keys included along the top, there is added functionality for media applications to help you get around quickly.
The trackball is gloss black and about the size of a standard marble and is tracked with a laser for better precision and response.
The left and right mouse buttons are in the left corner and feel easy to use when holding the keyboard in its mouse mode.
The shallow key design is like most laptop keyboards, however, the key-spread is larger than some laptops so you won't feel like it's too cramped to use for long periods of time.
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Terms familiar to some can be foreign to others. If you're an avid angler, terms like jig, sinker, trolling and crank baits are common. To a novice or casual angler, however, they might make no sense at all. If you're in the latter group you might find the following list of fishing terms helpful.
Angler/angling: Fishing with a hook and line. Angling is another word for fishing and an angler is a person who fishes.
Backlash: Tangled fishing line on a bait casting fishing reel. Tangled fishing line is also referred to as a bird's nest.
Bait: Food, or some substitute, used to lure in fish. Live bait includes worms, minnows, insects, crabs, etc.
Bait casting: Fishing with a revolving spool reel and bait casting rod. The reel is mounted on the topside of the rod.
Bobber: A device that is attached to fishing line designed to float on top of the water. Their purpose is to keep the bait off the lake bottom and signal a fish bite by "bobbing" on the water. Also called a "float," they come in various shapes and sizes.
Buzz bait: A large bait with propeller-type blades that churn when retrieved on top of the water.
Catch and release: After catching a fish, rather than keeping it, the angler unhooks and quickly returns the fish to the water. The practice of catch and release is used as a conservation technique.
Crank bait: Minnow-like lure with a lip that causes the lure to dive under water during the retrieve; usually made from plastic or balsa wood.
Drifting: A method of fishing where the angler allows the boat to drift in the wind. Usually involves using live bait.
Flies: Lures made from fur, hair, feathers or synthetics tied to hooks. They are intended to resemble insects, larvae or minnows and used in fly-fishing.
Fly-fishing: A fishing technique where anglers use a special light, springy fishing rod (called a fly rod) to cast either live or imitation flies tied to a hook. A preferred trout-fishing method.
Jerk bait: A soft or hard plastic bait resembling a small fish. The usual fishing technique for this bait is to use quick jerks to resemble a bait fish.
Jigs/jigging: Jigs are lures with a weighted head and a fixed hook often dressed with fur, feathers, or a plastic body/tail. Live bait can be added to the hook. Jigging is a technique in which the jig is moved up and down frequently.
Leader: Length of monofilament, wire or other stranded material tied between the end of the line and the lure or hook. Provides extra strength and guards against abrasion from sharp teeth or rough mouths of fish.
Life jacket: Minnesota law requires one accessible and wearable life jacket for each person on board a boat. Throwable devices, such as buoyant cushions, are no longer acceptable primary lifesaving devices. For more information, check the Boating Guide
Livewell: Compartment in a boat that holds water, used to keep caught fish alive. To prevent transport of harmful invasive species from one lake or river to another, drain water from livewell while on land before leaving any waterbody. In Minnesota it is illegal to transport harmful invasive species.
Lures: Artificial bait made to resemble live bait.
Plugs: Type of lure made of wood, plastic or rubber and designed to imitate small minnows, fish, frogs, bugs, etc. Can be either floating or sinking.
Reel: Mechanical device that holds fishing line and is attached to a fishing rod. There are various types of reels, most notably spin-casting, spinning, bait-casting and fly-casting. Many beginners choose a spin-casting reel because they are easy to use and less prone to tangling
Rod: The pole part of a fishing pole. Usually made of fiberglass, graphite or composite materials, rods come in various lengths and strengths. Different types of rods can be used for fly fishing, spinning, spin casting, and bait casting.
Sinker: Weight used to keep lures from floating up in the water. Sinkers come in different weights, shapes, and types.
Slip-sinker: A sinker that slides up and down on the line rather than being locked in place.
Snap/snap swivel/swivel: A snap is a hook-shaped piece of wire with a clasp that is tied to a fishing line. A lure is attached to the snap. Snap swivels are the same concept but also help prevent line twisting.
Split-shot sinker: Small round weight that's split open on one side. It is placed directly on the fishing line and then pinched together to hold the sinker in place. Preferred sinker for the novice angler.
Strike: A pull on the fishing line signaling that a fish attempting to take the lure or bait. Also called a "hit."
Trolling: Fishing from a moving boat. The bait is cast behind the boat and the motor is kept in forward gear at a slow speed. Back-trolling is an alternative technique in which the boat motor is put in reverse. This allows the boat operator to make sharper turns to follow changes in lake bottom structure and helps to keep fishing lines from tangling. Live or crank baits are preferred for this type of fishing.
Zebra Mussels: Zebra mussels are an invasive species that foul beaches, interfere with food webs, smother native mussels, clog water intakes and are linked to fish and wildlife die-offs. Mussels attach to boat hulls, fishing equipment, nets and boat lifts. They can be transported on those materials or aquatic plants that remain on marine equipment and fishing tackle. Microscopic larvae may be carried in the water of undrained bait buckets or livewells. It is illegal to import, possess, transport and/or introduce zebra mussels into the wild.


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The Miteloudis Family [Adelaide Family Photographer]
"Thank you for teaching us to marvel at the ordinary and the simple; for reminding us of all the beauty within plants, trees, skies and clouds. Because of all the many things we love you for, perhaps this is the thing we cherish most."
Beautiful family & beautiful light - there's not much else you need really. Thank you for inviting me to photograph your lovely love, Miteloudis Family.


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I feel we all know that cat urine stinks and might be an over powering smell. UCLan's Institute of Teaching and Efficiency will even work carefully with Plas y Brenin on research initiatives, including understanding the judgement and determination making processes of specialists in journey sports that may help to influence the longer term development of the outdoor profession over the next decade.
And if you happen to do get a liner, do not blow a ton of cash on a customized fuchsia-colored one, when you'll be able to use lighting effects on a standard liner to get an analogous look. That is extremely helpful to all of us – regardless of where in the U.S. or in the World we reside. This part will carry up the most recent auctions for outdoor shoe racks over at eBay. We selected to place one vent within the sauna, and we situated it close to the ceiling on the other end of the sauna from the door. The Halo Assortment of All Weather Wicker Day Beds enhances any outdoor dwelling area with each consolation and wonder.
Different standard Nineteen Seventies toys included outdoor games just like the Slip N' Slide, primary stuff like Nerf balls, and even a few of the first actual digital toys like Simon had been launched in the last few years of the decade.
Not being easily discouraged, as a result of I cherished my thought of having a TELEVISION exterior on my deck for a warm day, a cool night time, for a celebration, kids event, a ballgame or for some other cause, I began researching outdoor TELEVISION's and got here throughout a couple of companies that make them.
When looking for patio design ideas, you will uncover that most of them are successful designs because a stability is achieved between their architectural design and different aesthetics on the total outdoor room scheme. When spring gets a solid foothold right here in northern Arizona, the circumstances are often favorable (albeit typically a little bit breezy) for outdoor eating. I've a screened room off the back of the house that is open to the weather, however I wanted to put some outdoor string lighting within the space that might liven the world up in the summertime. Our faculty is thrilled to be a demonstration web site for the Outdoor Classroom Undertaking. My father had mounted it on the inside ceiling of the doghouse and was no hazard to the canine. So, you'll shortly recognize the necessity for some outdoor lighting at your site. Late final spring, my husband Dave and I decided we wished an outdoor pizza oven.


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The International Space Station (ISS) will glide across Nottinghamshire's night skies tonight – or will it be Santa on his sleigh?
You will be able to look up in festive wonderment as the bright object passes Earth at 5.22pm on Christmas Eve.
According to astronomers, it's the perfect chance for parents to tell their kids it's Santa flying overhead... but what's to say it's not ACTUALLY him?!
The ISS is the largest space station ever built.
It orbits Earth at 17,500mph at an altitude of roughly 200 miles and can be seen with the naked eye.
If you get any photos of video footage of the space station - or Santa! - let us know.
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What Does Jesus Say?
Mark 1:40-45
These verses describe everything we've come to expect from Jesus. He is "moved with compassion." We take heart because there is someone who compassionately feels the effects of sin on our life. But then in verse 43 everything changes, Jesus scolds the man then drives him away. Is this the Jesus you expect, one who expresses compassion and anger? The real Jesus is both deeply moved by our predicament and angered by the enemy who caused sin-sick death to His world. Jesus is not angry with the man, or with us. Although we teeter on a tightrope between being recipients of His anger or love. If you could see the face of Jesus what would His expression say, "when are you going to get it together?" "How much longer do I have to deal with your problems?" or would it say "I've looked on you and loved you for all of eternity, I'm with you, I understand." Jesus goes willingly further; He reaches out and touches the leper, placing His hand on rotting flesh. Jesus in the incarnation took on flesh and became sin for us and gave us His purity. He loves you. The result is instant and complete forgiveness. Can you hear the man shouting "I'm clean, I'm clean"? This is what Jesus can do for us in an instant.
Do you honestly believe that God loves you? What answer do you hear in your heart? Can you hear Jesus saying I love you and I like you?


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Art Maven Dejha Carrington
And Her Take on Art Week
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Please describe what you do –
Public relations, as in working with media, creatives and the general public to share their stories, connect with each other, and to support the arts.
What are you looking forward to this year for Art Basel? I'm most excited about the people and the unexpected surprises—the pop-up performances, newly discovered artists, underground parties—that make-up the magic of Basel. There's almost always a moment where I find myself in the most random of places with long-lost friends and incredible art wondering how this night came to be whilst also counting my lucky stars.
Do you prefer exhibits or the shows?
I like to mix it up, and will often follow specific galleries whose artists I love or want to get to know more about. Basel is the perfect time to learn about art and the marketplace—but you have to be fearless with your questions and curiosity.
Are there any local artists that you follow?
My friends at Primary are back in the Design District with a compelling exhibition of collages and sculpture by Autumn Casey. This is her second solo with the gallery, but it's more personal than ever, both detailed and surprisingly emotional in many ways.
Typoe, partner at Primary and incredible artist in his own right, debuted his first solo show at Faena Art Center in Buenos Aires earlier this summer. I'm also excited about his new installation in Miami with Faena Bazaar—a modern-day souk curated by Kelly Framel and Zachary Lynd.
And finally, there's Miami native José Parlà's exhibition Roots at National YoungArts Foundation. I know I'm stretching the term 'local' since José now lives in Brooklyn, but to my mind, his show is very much about the intersectionality and geography akin to Miami, and how he connects his past—both in Cuba and Florida—to the elements that inspire his work.
Do you have a specific event that you can't miss?
Design Miami/ and NADA are usually two of my favorite fairs, but FADE TO BLACK—the Saturday night unwind with my people—is my jam.
How do you prepare?
I first start with a nutritional cleanse in late-October to help clear my mind, inspire some discipline, and to recommit to a healthier routine in hopes of countering the low-grade stress of Basel that usually peaks around Thanksgiving. Then, with one-week out, I start sleeping in 3-hour shifts, nodding to the ways of our ancestral hunters and gathers (because Miami Art Week can sometimes feel like an exercise in hunting and gathering). And finally, the week of, I try to get out and see and take in as many things as I can, keeping my eyes and vibes open, and going with the flow.
Do you have any Art Basel essentials –
Lip gloss, phone charger, events spreadsheet, ginger shots and business cards.
Can you share an insider tips for the unexperienced?
Try to meet the artist. It's a rare time to have so much talent in one place, so if you're liking an exhibition or a specific piece, ask for the backstory—it'll add new dimension to your understanding of the work, and may influence how you choose to navigate the rest of your week.
Do you have any places you like to stop for a coffee or to catch up on work during the week?
I'm a regular at The Standard—working in reclining position is actually one of my favorite things—but I make requisite stops at Jugo Fresh, Panther Coffee (on the beach) or Vice Bean City (on the mainland), and the ocean.
Also, I love to take meetings in the common spaces at fairs. If you're going to be grinding, keep it inspired, efficient and relevant.
What do you do after Basel to 'recover'?
With National YoungArts Week and the annual Backyard Ball gala taking place on the heels of Basel in January, followed by the organization's regional programs in Miami, Los Angeles, New York and Washington DC, recovery mode doesn't really happen until July. But, to be fair, I take micro-recoveries every day by being deliberate about the spaces and people that surround me, by traveling year-round, and by cultivating the things that matter most.
Learn more about Dejha Carrington here.


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Objectives Edit
Bring Socrethar's Teleportation Stone to Voren'thal the Seer at the Scryer's Tier in Shattrath City.
Completing quests for the Scryers will cause your Aldor reputation to decrease.
Description Edit
Now I can properly send you back to Shattrath City. You've uncovered evidence of Kael'thas making pacts with the Burning Legion and you've got the key to the overlord's back door.
Make sure Voren'thal doesn't topple over with excitement from the news - the old man's getting a bit fragile, if you know what I mean. You'll find him inside the Seer's Library at the Scryer's Tier.
Completion Edit
You have no idea what this will mean for the Scryers, <name>. You will have to excuse me while I catch my breath and assess the situation.
Gains Edit
Upon completion of this quest you will gain:
- 9500 XP (or 5 70 at level 70)
- -165 reputation with The Aldor
- 150 reputation with The Scryers
Quest progression Edit
- [70] Kick Them While They're Down
- [70] A Defector
- [70] Damning Evidence
- [70g2] A Gift for Voren'thal
- [70] Bound for Glory
- [70g5] Turning Point
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