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Sharday Cage lives and works in Chicago, Illinois. She is a gifted poet who has received many international and national praises for her poems, which extend way past any racial borders. It doesn't matter if you are black or white, you can understand what it means to struggle and understand your place in the world. This universal theme is what Sharday grew up knowing and experiencing first hand, as she has put herself through school and many jobs in order to find her true passion with writing. Sharday is also one of the friendliest people you will ever meet, and if by chance you do meet her, she will talk your ear off about anything and everything. Truly engaging, Miss Cage is as visceral and important a poet as ever to emerge in the past decade.

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baizea woollen fabric resembling felt, usually green, used mainly for the tops of billiard tables baulkthe space, usually 29 inches deep, between the baulk line and the bottom cushion baulklinea straight line across a billiard table behind which the cue balls are placed at the start of a game blacka black ball in snooker, etc bluea blue ball in snooker, etc boucléebreakthe opening shot with the cue ball that scatters the placed balls bricolea shot in which the cue ball touches a cushion after striking the object ball and before touching another ball bridgea support for a cue made by placing the fingers on the table and raising the thumb browncannona shot in which the cue ball is caused to contact one object ball after another carom mainly US, Canadian)a shot in which the cue ball is caused to contact one object ball after another chalka small cube of prepared chalk or similar substance for rubbing the tip of a cue clearance cue ballthe ball struck by the cue, as distinguished from the object balls cue extensioncue tipcushionthe resilient felt-covered rim of a billiard table D or dthe semicircle on a billiards table having a radius of 11 inches and its straight edge in the middle of the baulk line doublea strike in which the object ball is struck so as to make it rebound against the cushion to an opposite pocket drawdrop cannona shot in which the first object ball joins or gathers with the cue ball and the other object ball, esp at the top of the table flukefoulframethe wooden triangle used to set up the balls free ballgreen half-butta snooker cue longer than an ordinary cue, usually used with a long rest hazarda scoring stroke made either when a ball other than the striker's is pocketed (winning hazard) or the striker's cue ball itself (losing hazard) headrailthe end of the table from which play is started, nearest the baulkline in-offa shot that goes into a pocket after striking another ball jennyan in-off kickkiss(of balls) to touch (each other) lightly while moving laglong jennyan in-off up the cushion into a far pocket masséa stroke made by hitting the cue ball off centre with the cue held nearly vertically, esp so as to make the ball move in a curve around another ball before hitting the object ball maximum break or 147miscuea faulty stroke in which the cue tip slips off the cue ball or misses it altogether nursenursery cannonobject ballany ball except the cue ball, esp one which the striker aims to hit with the cue ball pinkplain ballplanta position in which the cue ball can be made to strike an intermediate which then pockets another ball pocketpota shot by which a ball is pocketed reda red ball in snooker, billiards, etc restsafety scratcha shot that results in a penalty, as when the cue ball enters the pocket screwa stroke in which the cue ball recoils or moves backward after striking the object ball, made by striking the cue ball below its centre short jennyan in-off into a middle pocket side or (U.S. & Canad.) Englishspin imparted to a ball by striking it off-centre with the cue snookera game played on a billiard table with 15 red balls, six balls of other colours, and a white cue ball. The object is to pot the balls in a certain order spidera rest having long legs, used to raise the cue above the level of the height of the ball spotthe white ball that is distinguished from the plain by a mark or spot spot ballstuntriangle or (U.S. & Canad.) rackthe triangular frame used to arrange the balls for the opening shot whitea white ball in billiards, snooker, etc Whitechapelthe act of potting one's opponent's white ball yellowa yellow ball in snooker, etc ▷ See snooker
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Rates Retreat as Capital Rebounds: Global Reinsurance Renewals at January 1, 2010: Reinsurance rates for most lines of business decreased at the January 1, 2010 renewal. The Guy Carpenter World Catastrophe Rate on Line (ROL) Index decreased by 6 percent in response to a swift and substantial recovery in the capitalization of the reinsurance sector. The combination of the rally in investment markets, much reduced catastrophe loss activity and recessionary effects on demand resulted in an excess of supply and increased competition. This was reflected in a slow renewal in which many contracts closed very late in the season as buyers sought to gain maximum advantage. The overall movements in pricing have also occurred against a complicated background of exposure adjustments, model revisions, program changes and other market noise.
Update: Earthquake In Haiti: A powerful earthquake hit Haiti at 21:53 UTC on 12 January (16:53 local time), causing massive destruction across the impoverished Caribbean nation with tens of thousands of people feared dead. The earthquake, measuring 7.0 Mw, was located 15 miles (25 kilometres) west-southwest of Port-au-Prince and 80 miles (130 kilometres) east of Les Cayes, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS). The USGS added that the quake was centred about 8.1 miles (13 kilometres) underground and was felt in the Dominican Republic and eastern Cuba. It was the largest earthquake to hit Haiti for 200 years, according to the USGS. At least 33 aftershocks have hit the region since the main earthquake, the most powerful at 5.7 Mw.
(Re)Insurance Innovation: Committing to the Leading Edge, Part I: Overview: The threats to which (re)insurers' capital is exposed seem to multiply with alarming regularity. Today, the industry is contending with risks that were barely imaginable (at best) 20 years ago. In an age when carriers must respond to casualty catastrophes, the possible effects of climate change and financial market calamity - perhaps all on the same earnings call - it's natural to wonder if the right tools and techniques for the job are available. Risk and capital management have only grown in complexity, a trajectory that is quite likely to continue - and probably accelerate.
(Re)Insurance Innovation: Committing to the Leading Edge, Part II: The Challenge of Innovation: Innovation can be a source of competitive advantage. A (re)insurer - or service provider (e.g., a reinsurance intermediary) - devises a solution to a particular challenge that the industry faces. It results in improved risk or capital management, for example, leading to enhanced margins, the optimization of capital deployment or expense management. Since the innovator - or early adopter of a service provider's new idea - has access first, it realizes the benefit ahead of competitors that wait for the trend to crystallize.
2009 Catastrophe Update: Global Insured Losses in 2009: 2009 has seen an impressive recovery from last year's financial crisis and the uncertainty caused by losses from Hurricane Gustav and Hurricane Ike. This recovery has been driven by the easing of financial markets and low catastrophe activity. A very quiet hurricane season, coupled with relatively low losses for other weather-related events, meant insured losses reached USD24 billion in 2009(1), the lowest figure since 2006 and a significant fall from USD52.5 billion(2) in 2008.
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The Colorado Bureau of Investigation found there are no criminal charges to be filed related to allegations that the current Elbert County sheriff was paid more money than he should have received for unused vacation or compensation time.
The investigation centered on how much money then- undersheriff Shayne Heap received in unused vacation and comp time before he took office as sheriff after he was elected in 2010.
According to an open-records request by resident Don Pippin, Heap was paid about $12,000 by former Sheriff Bill Frangis. County policy says an employee can receive up to 80 hours of compensation, or a little more than $2,500 in Heap's case.
The CBI also reviewed other questionable payouts to employees Pippin had identified.
Pippin filed an affidavit with the district attorney's office complaining about the payouts, and that was forwarded to the CBI.
In a letter to Elbert County commissioners dated Oct. 31, the CBI detailed why it found in the county's favor, saying the case is closed and will not be reopened unless new facts emerge.
"The Colorado Attorney General's Office concurs with the CBI that at this time there are no criminal charges which can be filed," the letter said.
Elbert County Commissioner Kurt Schlegel said he is glad the issue can be put to rest. He said a sheriff, as an elected official, can spend his budget and pay an employee as he chooses.
"It's what I said in the beginning," Schlegel said. "There was no wrongdoing by the county."
Pippin, who makes frequent open-records requests, said he was disappointed with the CBI's findings.
"They said they did a complete and thorough investigation, and they didn't," he said.
The CBI said it took into account Pippin's complaint and interviewed county employees and others and didn't find anything wrong. It also admonished Pippin for his lack of cooperation and "refusal to provide a recorded statement backing his written allegations."
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12/11 - Smith Farms
This race is a fundraiser for Wounded Warriors, an organization that helps soldiers wounded in combat. Our good friend and volunteer JD Kimple is spearheading WW locally by racing cross races to raise money for WW. Click here to learn more about why JD is doing this.
And to donate directly to JD's campaign, click here.
We will also be taking donations at the race, and Cap City hopes to raise some profit to donate to WW via JD as well.
- Race TimesC Race: 12 Noon - 30 minutes
Mens 4's, Womens 3/4's & Juniors
B Race: 1 pm - 45 minutes
Mens 3/4's
New - Masters/Singlespeed: 2pm - 45 Minutes40 plus Masters Open 1/2/3/4
A Race: 3 pm - 60 minutes
Mens 1/2/3's
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Womens 1/2/3's (45 min)
Google Map. The race is held at Smith Farm, part of 3 Creeks Metropark. 3285 Watkins Road, just East of Alum Creek Dr.
- Course Description:
Mostly flat course with lots of twists and turns around the barns and farm house on Smith Farm. Gravel roads and good times. A little longer than last year...
- Prize List:
A race: CASH! New for 2010. We're paying out less to 1st and deeper into the field. Women will be paid 3 deep unless field is 15 or larger. Something like this (but may be more or less depending on turn out, we can't be loosing money ya know):
1st $100
2nd $70
3rd $50
4th $30
5th $25
6th $20
Singlespeeders: A nice frothy ROOTBEER?
B race: Higher quality prizes and swag
C race: High quality prizes
Entry FeesEntry fees are $20 per race.
Discounted entry of $10 fees are given to women (come on ladies bring the party...) First time C racers may race for $10 also. (to encourage more racers to try the sport) Racer must be new to racing, having never raced in any other bicycle race including mtb,tri and road. JUNIORS RACE FOR FREE! The USA Cycling $3 surcharge is included in all fees (we even pay the juniors fee!)
Held under USA Cycling permit.
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New York City is a rare metropolis in the United States - it is not designed for the motor vehicle.
The excellent network of underground trains and on-the surface buses sweeps over and under Manhattan and nearby Brooklyn, New Jersey and the Bronx as efficiently and as affordable as one could imagine.
So efficient and frequent is public transport that no one need worry about car ownership although plenty like to have their own car anyway, especially those on the ritzy uptown areas, and, perhaps surprisingly, those in Harlem (they seem to lean towards big domestic products).
But, scan any streetscape on Manhattan and the dominant moving colour is yellow. Cans are cheap and convenient.
Not so long ago the ubiquitous cabs were almost 100 per cent Ford Crown Victorias, the long and lumbering model that also serves the NY Police Department well.
But in 2007, the mayor Michael Bloomberg announced plans to transform the city's 13,000 yellow cab fleet from the creaky Crown Vics to an all-hybrid line-up. He wanted cleaner air and 30mpg taxi fleet average by 2009.
The city reached agreement with Nissan, Ford and GM to supply hybrid vehicles for taxi use.
Hybrids had been creeping into taxi fleets anyway but the mayor merely hastened the switch to a greener cab line-up...or so he thought
But the attempt to force an all-hybrid fleet on NYC operators went awry when a Fed judge last year put the deal on hold after some taxi businesses sued, claiming many hybrid vehicles were not big enough for big American backsides, or durable enough for the mean streets.
Even so, the eight-cylinder Crown Vics are slowly on the way out. Increasingly, hybrids are infiltrating. And some diesels. The Ford Escape, Nissan Altima, Chevrolet Malibu, Toyota Prius, Toyota Camry, Toyota Highlander - hybrids all - and the Toyota Sienna people mover (running on LPG), are making inroads. Diesels are led by the VW Jetta.
The drivers seem to like the new eco cabs too even though they have to be careful not to accept fares from the lard-arsed end of the American commuter market.
The broad choices among more fuel-efficient downsized cabs in NYC may come in handy in Australia in the future if and when the Falcon and Commodore head for the great parking lot in the sky.
Meanwhile, uptown types continue to rely on chauffeur-driven Mercs, older Lincoln Town Cars, and a bevy of big black SUVs. Some things never change.
What is obvious in The Big Apple is the lack of Nanny State interference.
About the only hint of bureaucratic involvement are speed signs and the occasional warning that excessively using the horn will hurt your hip pocket. Motorcyclists and cyclists don't necessarily wear helmets.
Seat belts appear to be optional. Walk/Don't Walk signs for the walking class are little more than advisory. You cross when you think it's prudent, and even then drivers are more likely to courteously pause to let you make the footpath safely.
Cops look on benignly while pedestrians use vehicular traffic as slaloms...
About the only authoritarian sign seen outside of regular speed limits was a warning that using the horn could make a serious impact on the wallet.
Buses pick up and set down where they can, and that's not always at the kerb...er curb.
People obviously cling to the right to do damage to themselves.
That one-man band, the Pedestrian Council, would be apoplectic at the scene.
Maybe he should relocate to the Bronx and work himself into a lather.
But it's not all great. Parking is a lottery and expensive.
And despite the proliferation of coffee shops across Manhattan, the quality is dreadful and the price high for Brown Water.
Postscript. In Boston, a few hours drive north of NYC, drivers text and scream into mobile phones with impunity. Seat belts hang idle.
I asked a patrolman about the laws relating to cell phone use and seat belts. He said it is permissible to use the phone while driving. And seat belts are supposed to be worn but the fine is just $25 and in any case he said he had to pull over a motorist for a more serious offence. Only then could he book him for the failure to belt up.
"Massachusetts is a very liberal state," he observed.
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Five musical compadres from the Northwest have set out to transform the songs in their heads to music we can all stomp, drink, and rejoice to. Out West strives to pay tribute to the music and traditions that brought them together, while putting out original material showcasing each of their songwriting and instrumental prowess.
Formed in Portland in 2014, Out West has been putting an Oregon spin on some of America's most classic music. Playing modern bluegrass, these boys don't hold back when it's time to rock. With a classic lineup of guitar, bass, banjo, mandolin, and fiddle, Out West plays a mixture of original songs and bluegrass traditionals. Creative arrangements and smooth jams ensure that no two shows are quite the same.


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Addleshaw Goddard, Berwin Leighton Paisner (BLP), Burgess Salmon and DLA Piper have all played a role in the private equity-backed management buy-in of the West Cornwall Pasty Company.
Addleshaws, led by private equity head Andrew Carpenter and partner Mike Hinchcliffe, advised the management team comprising of Patrick Magarth and Richard Nieto.
According to Hinchcliffe, the deal differed from other buy-ins because Magarth and Nieto had spent more than a year with the company before the transaction went through.
"The management team put in a significant amount of effort to understand what needed to be addressed to help deliver the deal to the vendors and take it to the market," he said.
The management team attracted Gresham Private Equity as a majority shareholder with management taking the remainder of the equity. Gresham was advised by DLA Piper's UK corporate head David Raff.
Lloyds TSB Acquisition Finance provided the funding for the acquisition, advised by BLP, led by banking and capital markets partner Michael Ewart.
The vendor was advised by Burgess Salmon corporate finance partner Chris Godfrey.
The cash injection will allow the West Cornwall Pasty Company to open 50 new outlets across the UK.


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19 comments:
- Fabiola said...
HOT!!! yet another great collabo. =)
- October 26, 2009 at 5:22 AM
- Joycelynn said...
Hot! I like this. Im gonna need u to say something now.......lol
- October 26, 2009 at 6:41 AM
- foxxy said...
well, 'preshate the DL effort. a least i already have it lol
- October 26, 2009 at 10:31 AM
- C. Monroe said...
dope track
- October 26, 2009 at 2:10 PM
- Nteague1 said...
Oh, this is for Shock Value II? I'm shocked, this shit truly sucks..I thought it was one of Drake's daily Lil Wayne ffreestyles..wow.
- October 26, 2009 at 4:10 PM
- h.douglasII said...
nice...the beat is just doin too much
- October 26, 2009 at 4:20 PM
- Maiyya said...
love this..so hott
- October 26, 2009 at 5:07 PM
- FraNcis James said...
Shock Value II ?!?!
love the track too
- October 26, 2009 at 6:02 PM
- The Definition said...
....no hate, but i liked the short leaked version better...just an opinion
- October 26, 2009 at 6:43 PM
- Nteague1 said...
OOOOOOOOOH, I just heard it. It is the final, mastered version?? I like!
- October 26, 2009 at 7:23 PM
- Nteague1 said...
Drakje is the hook king, huh??
- October 26, 2009 at 7:24 PM
- JS1984 said...
Drake did his thing...the beat is annoying though
- October 26, 2009 at 8:54 PM
Song is Dope!! Drake went hard once again!!
- October 27, 2009 at 1:37 AM
- Kevon said...
hmmm..interesting..well i definitely dont think u gostwrote for him (ha ha) im really not a fan of verses that are TWO simple..im not bn critical...but i think ur fans opinions matter..once again i enjoyed your verse...the beats ok. i just dont see it making anyreal impact over all....doesnt really sound mastered for a song going on an albume..kudos none the less...i enjoyed your verse..and timberlands a dope producer..just doenst sound album to me..but u killed it..people will be quoting some lines..and a;ready have been
- October 27, 2009 at 4:02 AM
- The Heap said...
This song is hot! It makes me wanna get up and dance around my room like Kanye West lmao.
- October 27, 2009 at 3:46 PM
- meatnpotatoz said...
Whats up with the new Trey Songz joint Invented Sex. The verse was so much better over this beat.
I guess it was just a reference track?
- October 28, 2009 at 12:48 AM
- dunnie12d said...
I lovvve it you are the shit DRAKE
- October 29, 2009 at 2:09 PM
"it happened in the past"...
(but i aint eva put it past me)
n' it kinda make me sad, so i'm frontin' when i laff-"becuz actually it nags me
takes me to anutha place...
a mind frame- where-changes are neva made...
"n everythang that we lose, we can neva gain"...
(so i'm assuming my solution is anutha pain)...
"ma eyes roll"
"forgotten fears", "i can recognize those" ...
"paper thin", "every second i fold"
i done been here for a minute,
"i jus reckon i go" ...
cuz my soul-has infected my mind...
n' those thoughts have arrested my time,
"sick of livin' like i'm hittin' rewind"...
"wait a minute"
"who i'm kiddin'?"
"i'm jus thinkin' i'm fine".-- SPACE-AyJ
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Friday, December 12, 2014
How to Have a Staycation: An Ethiopian Dinner + New England Conservatory Concert
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- Biana PerezDecember 12, 2014 at 5:46 AM
Great idea to dine out in a new restaurant!! My husband and I always talk about a staycation and I think next time we're going to do a one night stay at a hotel just for fun as well!!ReplyDelete
Ah that sounds perfect! :)ReplyDelete
I love the idea of a staycation! What a great idea, I love exploring new parts of the city.ReplyDelete
It sounds great.... good idea!!!ReplyDelete
Happy friday beauty!!!
Kisses, love Paola.
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I love the idea of having a staycation and it seems like you nailed yours!ReplyDelete
xo katie // a touch of teal
Sounds like a wonderful Staycation! I would take more of those if Jakarta wasn't so polluted and filled with traffic lolReplyDelete
Melanie @ meandmr.com
I've not tried Ethiopian food before but I really reaaally want to! I've heard it's delicious and it looks soo good! :) xxReplyDelete
Little Miss Katy | UK Lifestyle Blog
That's awesome. Doing something you've never done, yet feeling like you're on a mini vacation. Looks like you had a fantastic time. Have a great weekend Chelsea! (:ReplyDelete
How fun! I've never tired Ethiopian food but it sounds delicious! The conservatory looks amazing with all of that beautiful woodwork!ReplyDelete
Thanks Emily! It's so fun to get of your routine every now and then :)ReplyDelete
Thanks Paola!ReplyDelete
Thanks Katie! Loved your event last night :)ReplyDelete
Thanks Melanie! Hahah, well I'm glad I found your blog bc you're my only eyes into Jakarta!ReplyDelete
Omg you must! Some is sweet, some spicy, some neutral. All good!ReplyDelete
Exactly! We have to remember to adventure :) Hope your weekend is great too Kiki!ReplyDelete
Thanks Jill! Yes I loved breaking the routine! :)ReplyDelete
Love this post! Staycations are always the bestt:) xo, Hayley www.dailydoseofdarling.comReplyDelete
Thanks Hayley! I couldn't agree more :)ReplyDelete
I love the idea of staycation! Never tried Ethiopian cuisine before, looks so appetizing! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks Mitch! I highly recommend it :)ReplyDelete
The idea of having a staycation is simply awesome, genius ! :)ReplyDelete
Fashion and Cookies
Thanks! It was super fun :)ReplyDelete
I love the idea of a staycation and trying new things right in your hometown! :)ReplyDelete
The Ethiopian food looks amazing - I need to try some African food.ReplyDelete
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- Laura Jane McCarthyDecember 12, 2014 at 2:01 PM
Great inspiring post!ReplyDelete
- lauren stevensDecember 12, 2014 at 2:39 PM
Amazing post! I would love to try an Ethiopian dinner too! Or just randomly stay in a hotel and pretend to be a tourist for the weekend in my own city :') haha xxReplyDelete
Amazing advice!! And the food looks GREAT!!ReplyDelete
That food looks so yummy!ReplyDelete
Hi sweetieReplyDelete
I really love photos
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On my staycation I am booking a solo ticket to London. :) if I've got the time and the dime I will have myself a little adventure <3ReplyDelete
I've never had a staycation but it sounds like a great way to relax :) I must admit that I don't like Ethiopian food, but like you said, it's cool that you have the option of trying foods from halfway across the world in your own town!ReplyDelete
Wow, a staycaytion sounds nice! thanks for all the tipsReplyDelete
Such a great idea - I think I will be doing a staycation this year instead of a big holiday! Thanks for the inspiration :) xxReplyDelete
This all looks great!!! I love the Staycation idea, it's great to spend time somewhere you like! :)ReplyDelete
Layla xx
Just shows you don't need to go away on holiday to enjoy yourself and have a break! I often go around new places in my city. There are so many things to see :) Great post too. x xReplyDelete
Exactly! I'm glad you adventure around in your city also! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks Layla! It's great to break the routine every now and then :)ReplyDelete
Aw yay I'm so glad to hear that! Hope you enjoy it :)ReplyDelete
No problem Jenny! It's great to break the routine every now and then :)ReplyDelete
Thanks Mili! I definitely recommend it if you can't get away for the holidays :)ReplyDelete
That sounds amazing!!ReplyDelete
Thanks Mel! I loved the food - so unique and delish!ReplyDelete
Thanks Brooke! It was scrumptious!ReplyDelete
Hahah that sounds perfect! :)ReplyDelete
Thank you Laura! I'm so glad you enjoyed it :)ReplyDelete
I definitely recommend it! :)ReplyDelete
- Nina GregorioDecember 14, 2014 at 2:36 AM
Your blog is amazing! Hope you could visit mine too :)ReplyDelete
Wow I would love to visit these places! The cup of tea looks really yummy! <3ReplyDelete
Colorful Closets
Wow I would love to visit these places! That cup of tea looks really yummy! <3ReplyDelete
Colorful Closets
Yes this is a great idea! I have a week off in January where I plan on just staying around London and trying to do lots more sight seeing! xReplyDelete
Jasmin Charlotte | UK Lifestyle Blog
Lovely ideas! It's so nice to discover new things to do where you live. xReplyDelete
Kate Louise Blogs
Fantastic ideas and pictures, girl.ReplyDelete
- Susan DollpartsDecember 14, 2014 at 10:05 AM
that ethiopian food looks perfect :3 want that now :DReplyDelete
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I wish I could have a staycation for the holidays! My parents always insist on going somewhere, haha. The Ethiopian food looks so good.ReplyDelete
Eena / katczinske
Great post! I need a staycation :) That restaurant looks pretty fabulous!!ReplyDelete
Thanks Nina! I'll check it out :)ReplyDelete
It was spiced so well!ReplyDelete
That sounds amazing! I'd love to visit London for a week :)ReplyDelete
Thank you Kate! I love adventuring around the city :)ReplyDelete
Thank you Lenya!ReplyDelete
Thanks Susan! It's so good and unique!ReplyDelete
You could always have a staycation after the holidays too! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks Sues! Everyone needs a staycation now and then :)ReplyDelete
Wow Ethiopian food looks so interesting! xxReplyDelete
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This blog post is absolutely lovely, the pictures are beautiful! For a staycation, I love doing touristy things. There are so many things in every city that the people that live there pass by, so it's nice to take part in the tourist activities sometimes and see the sites and appreciate the city!ReplyDelete
Becky, x // http://undertheseabeauty.blogspot.ca/
Great ideas for a staycation! For me I love the spa, so I would want to stay at a cozy hotel or bed & breakfast and enjoy a lovely spa day!ReplyDelete
- Shaira ManaloDecember 15, 2014 at 2:58 AM
Wow. I like this. I prefer to go on tourist spots sightseeing and trying different authentic cuisines :)ReplyDelete
Have a great day! :)
It really is! Even how you eat it is different!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much Becky! You're so right - it's important to be in the moment and see the sights of your own city sometimes!ReplyDelete
- Sarah DusinberreDecember 16, 2014 at 4:42 PM
Great post! I love staycations - sometimes they're so necessary! And I am such a big fan of Ethiopian - I love eating with my hands and it not being inpolite hahaReplyDelete
- Sarah :)


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Thursday, March 29, 2012
Loving these shots.....
This shot i kept because we may put an awning over the french doors where our entertaining area will be. I like this because you could take the shade off in Winter and put it back on in Summer.
This shelving is exactly what i will be having in the kitchen over our benches. I have gone for more exposed shelving in this house as it will happily display my china and linen.
I am presently working on what greenery to place around the house to soften all the hard surfaces.....as in photo above. I will be showing some photos soon of the restoration project near completion.....i will then show some shots of rooms furnished. Take care xxxx
5 comments:
- Mrs. Sutton said...
I can't wait to see the finished renovation - you're inspiration images are SO gorgeous (particularly the kitchen shelves) that it's all bound to be absolutely stunning. have a great weekend. x
- March 30, 2012 at 1:20 AM
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I cant wait either...I am doing the same with the open shelving, but only for the items I use daily, the rest will be behind doors...I hate dusting!
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by Doug Nesbitt
Only days before the Toronto Printers' Strike of 1872, George Brown, a "father of Confederation" and founder/editor of the Globe, wrote that "it is utterly ridiculous to talk of the rapacity and despotism of the employer. The tyranny of the employed over his master would be an infinitely truer version of the case."(1)The "tyranny of the employed" was a struggle for the nine-hour day, though the work week was still six days.(2)
The strike was the culmination of Canada's first mass workers movement. In late 1871, many of the workers in Ontario and Québec were inspired by the nine-hour movement in England, which at the time was even supported by George Brown.(3) By January of 1872, mass meetings of mostly male workers, but their families too, were being held in virtually every urban centre in Ontario and Québec.
The Toronto printers', represented by the Toronto Typographical Union, Canada's oldest union were instrumental in the movement and were the first to transform words into deeds. After their demands for the nine hour day were not met, they struck on March 25, 1872.
The strike centered around George Brown's globe, but engulfed every Toronto newspaper except the Leader which declared that "[t]he shortening of the hours of labour is one of the most commendable movements inaugurated by working men." (4)The Leader's owner/editor was Tory Mp James Beaty, who was keen on seeing George Brown, a leading Liberal MP, suffer from the strike. Despite offering important support to the strike, Beaty's editorials warned against" obstinate dogmatism", "ruffianism", demagoguery and revolutionary ideas.(5)
The strike continued into April and helped lead to the biggest demonstration in Canadian History to that point. The Toronto Trades Assembly organized a march and rally on April 15. Two thousand workers gathered at the Trades Assembly Hall on King Street and marched down Yonge to College and then finally to Queen's Park. Cheered along the way, the procession ballooned to then thousand by the time it reached Queen's Park. Significant by contemporary standards, the demonstration was all the more remarkable considering Toronto's population was just over 100,000.(6)
As working class Torontians threw their support behind the strikers, George Brown formed the "Master Printers' Association", a group of anti-union newspaper owners. The day after the demonstration on April 15, the Masters Printers' Association secured the arrest of the entire 24 person strike committee.(7) Within hours for thousand Torontians gathered in Market Square to denounce George Brown and his Master Printers' Association. Alongside labour militants, a Tory MPP and a representative of the Leader addressed the crowd. Defending the arrests, George Brown claimed that "[t]he proprietors have suffered for years from intolerable and increasing oppression and the effort they are now making is to free themselves from it and gain control of their own business."(8)
The events of April 15 and 16 forced the federal government to play its hand. Prime Minister MacDonald, whose Tory Part had cultivate electoral support through the Leaders pro-worker stance, was faced with "a leading Liberal, George Brown, threatening to destroy the workers' movement" and "an insurgent labour movement talking of going into politics itself."(9) On April 18 Prime Minister John A. MacDonald introduced and passed the Trade Union Act to legalize unions.
The nine hour day was not won and in this sense, the strike was lost. But an unexpected and much larger victory was achieved; the legalization of unions. However, alongside the Trade Union Act, MacDonald passed the Criminal Law Amendment Act which made demonstrations and picketing illegal. And while unions were now legal, employers did not have to recognize or negotiate with them.
The Toronto Printers' Strike was a first step in advancing the collective interest of the Canadian workers, and to this day, the rights of Canadian workers in Canada remain the monument to bitter strikes, mass demonstration and the day-to-day struggles to make ends meet.
(1) Globe, 23, March 1872
(2) Toronto Typographical Union, Minutes, 24 February 1872.
(3) Globe, 20, September, 1871
(4) Leader, 18 March 1872
(5) Ibid, 23, March 1872, 5 April 1872.
(6) Sally Zerker, The Rise and Fall of the Toronto Typographical Union, (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1982), 90.
(7) Charles Lipton, The Trade Union Movement in Canada, (Montreal: Canadian Social Publications Ltd., 1966), 30.
(8) Globe, 17 April 1872.
(9) Lipton, 32.


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It is now easier to take your pets away with you on holiday or when you move to another country thanks to the European Pet Passport which allows dogs, cats and ferrets to move freely around Europe.
The European Pet Passport
The European pet passport is a little booklet which acts as a passport for your animals and issued by a licenced vet. Before issuing the passport the vet has to confirm that the animal;
is identified by a micro chip in the neck or tattoo in the earhas valid vaccines against rabies has had a blood test to confirm the vaccine is in the system
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Please note that if your pet has not been vaccinated against rabies before then a blood test will be needed 21 days after the vaccination and then your pet will have to wait for 6 months before being allowed to travel.
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If you want to bring your pets to France with you on holiday then each pet must have a full and valid EU Pets Passport in order to return to the UK without being quarantined for 6 months.
Before returning to the UK you will need to visit a French veterinary surgeon in order to carry out flea and tick treatment this must be carried out between 24 and 48 hours before your pet is due to travel back to the UK. After your pet has been treated the vet will stamp and sign your pets passport to prove they have been treated, without this your pet will not be allowed entry to the UK.
Your pet must be at least 3 months old to travel.
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If you are moving to France permanently with dogs, cats or Ferrets and do not plan to return with them to the UK then you need to make sure that each animal has a valid pet passport.
Although not compulsory it is advisable to get your pet treated for ticks, worms and other parasites as these can be common in France and your pet may not have had the chance to build up resistance in the UK.
Your pet must be at least 3 months old to travel.
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The EU rules concerning the moving of birds around Europe have been tightened in response to the recent bird flu alert. However it is thought that these rules may be relaxed in 2011.
A family is allowed to bring 5 birds into France from the UK per family unit not per individual. Each bird must fulfil one of the following criteria;
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Bringing other pets to France
Other pets such as rabbits, gerbils, guinea pigs and reptiles, may travel to France without a passport but you should declare that you are travelling with them when you leave the UK. However, it is also advisable to obtain a certificate from your vet stating that your pet is in in good health as this may be requested.
An individual can bring up to 5 animals each into France as long as they are personal animals and not for commercial purposes.
Please note that French owned boat transport companies will not allow rabbits onboard as it is considered bad luck in France.
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FORT ATKINSON, Wis. – February 14, 2017 – Topcon Agriculture announces the next generation of boom height control with the new NORAC UC7 Control System. UC7 is an all-in-one boom height control system, capable of all levels of NORAC automated control, designed as the ideal solution for any operation.
ISOBUS 11783 certified, the UC7 system can be operated through any Universal Terminal. Alternatively, it can be used as a stand-alone system that is operated through NORAC's PULSE™ color touchscreen display. The UC7 system is not only easy to operate but offers advanced troubleshooting and diagnostic capabilites.
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Topcon Agriculture Introduces New NORAC UC7 All-in-One Boom Height Control System
"The Topcon Agriculture portfolio now includes NORAC industry-leading boom height control systems, allowing farmers to reduce costs by applying at an ideal, automatically maintained height. Additionally, NORAC boom height control systems reduce boom damage and operator stress, increasing overall farming efficiency," said Danea Armstrong, vice president of Global OEM Business for Topcon Agriculture.
Combining three modules into one from the NORAC UC5 Control System, UC7 reduces overall components, improving both installation and support efficiency. Whether a more advanced level of control is desired or a new feature is added, the system is easily updated as demands change. With the future in mind, UC7 is designed to take boom height control to the next level.
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"With the NORAC UC7 Control System, Topcon Agriculture sets the bar for boom height automation," she said.
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This is true now, just as it was 100 years ago, before greenhouse gases were being emitted to the atmosphere in large quantities from human activities—primarily the burning of fossil fuels to produce energy.
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell recorded a video message to all employees to give an update on President Obama's comprehensive plan on climate change and how Interior will play a key role in our Nation's efforts to develop homegrown energy, take steps to cut carbon pollution, and leave a cleaner, more stable environment for future generations. [Jewell suggests that Department of Interior employees can "make a difference" in preventing bad weather.]Suppose Obama Gave A Major Speech On Climate Change And The Major News Networks Gave Not A Single Shit? (VIDEO) | The Big Slice
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Epoxy floors and epoxy coatings Medina Ohio are becoming the standard across all commercial and industrial flooring applications. There are many different types of epoxy floor coatings used today including self leveling epoxy coatings, self-dispersing epoxy coatings, mortar epoxy coatings, graveled epoxy coatings, epoxy terrazzo coatings, epoxy antistatic coatings, and vapor barrier epoxy coatings. Each type of these epoxy flooring options offers their own advantages and disadvantages when stacked up against the others.
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Rev. geol. Chile v.31 n.2 Santiago dic. 2004
Revista Geológica de Chile, Vol. 31, No. 2, p. 367-367
Professor Wallace S. Pitcher
One of the most outstanding authorities in granites, Professor Wallace S. Pitcher (Wally), died in Liverpool on Saturday September 4 at the age of 85. The geological sciences have lost a recognized leader, a man excelling in human virtues and generosity, a distinguished, courteous and good-humoured British gentleman. As a student of Professor Herbert H. Read, the author of the famous Granite Controversy, Pitcher was involved early in his career in the hot debates of the 50's concerning the origin of granite. It is in this area of geological knowledge where he would contribute soon after with a holistic approach to the subject of granitoids. His view was strongly founded on field work, an activity in which he displayed his superlative capacity of observation and a keen eye to capture the subtleties of rocks at all scales. Thus, he became a real anatomist of granites, the author of a new nomenclature through which he classified and described plutonic terranes.
A long and sustained period of research on the Irish plutonic complexes of Donegal occupied Pitcher during the 50's and part of the 60's, during which he discovered a remarkable variety of intrusive mechanisms and proposed models to account for the petrological diversity observed in those complexes. The Donegal work culminated with the publication of a major volume (Pitcher and Berger, 1972). However, his main contribution to granitology would take place in the Andes of Peru where he commenced in 1965 an almost 20 year study of the 1600 km long Coastal Peruvian Batholith and its hundreds of plutons. In this adventure, Pitcher engaged many of his colleagues from Liverpool University and a great number of graduate students strongly attracted by his scientific authority and enthusiasm; thus the Liverpool 'Perú Team' was born. The result of this research is probably the most comprehensive and detailed account ever produced concerning a multiple and composite batholith. Pitcher's dissection of the Coastal Peruvian Batholith into segments, superunits and units established a nomenclature whose rationale has been succesfully applied to other Andean complexes, powerfully influencing a significant number of students of plutonism around the world. The volume 'Magmatism at a Plate Edge', published in 1985, is an excellent synthesis of all the contributions to this long-standing Perú Project. Some of us still remember the yearly Peru Meetings held at Liverpool University, attended by geologists of several countries working on Andean subjects, and the cheerful garden parties organized for the occasion by Wally and Stella Pitcher at their home in Upton.
At the beginning of September 1973, Pitcher visited Chile to attend the IGCP Symposium on Circum-Pacific Granites and took part in a Santiago-Mendoza traverse which was dramatically interrupted by the tragic events of September in Chile.
Professor Pitcher held key positions in many university and government bodies in charge of the planning and organization of geological sciences in the United Kingdom. In 1962, he became Professor of Geology at Liverpool University, a chairmanship he only relinquished at his retirement in 1979, but continuing as a full-time Emeritus Fellow up to 1983. However, his contributions to granitology continued for several more years as attested by his excellent book 'The Nature and Origin of Granite' published in 1993. He served as President of the Geological Society of London, the oldest learned society in earth sciences of the world, and in 1978 he chose the occasion of the Presidential Address to read one of his most illuminating papers, 'The Anatomy of a Batholith'.
Geologists in all parts of the world will miss this wise British gentleman, who one day started walking along the mountains of the earth seeking to grasp why and how granites were formed and why they are where they are.Luis Aguirre L.


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Samples of Toarcian argillite were collected both next to and far from a CEM II cement paste and a CEM II concrete, within the specific context of a 15-a old borehole located in the Tournemire Experimental Platform (Aveyron, France). The objectives were evaluation of the mineralogical and geochemical changes of the claystone at the contact with the cementitious materials and determination of the spatial extent of the interactions. The approach includes the examination of the mineralogical (XRD, SEM, TEM), chemical (major, trace, rare earth elements) and isotopic (Sr, C, O) compositions of argillite whole-rocks and of various soluble phases, at two scales: in the rock matrix (P1 scale) and along micro-cracks (P2 scale). The two study scales outline nearly similar mineralogical modifications, shown by the presence of Ca silicate hydrates (C–S–H) and newly-formed CaCO3 within 10–15 mm of the cement paste and concrete. Chemical data from whole-rock argillites indicate few changes in a slightly thicker zone (18–20 mm), mainly consisting of an increase in the CaO wt.%, and a decrease in Sr contents. The other elementary contents remained quite constant except for MgO, which suggests redistribution with precipitation of a Mg-rich mineral phase at 20 mm from cement paste/concrete interface. Acetic acid leachates had more pronounced variations, including a decrease of the total elementary content in the same 'geochemical disturbed zone' (GDZ), together with a significant increase of the Sr isotopic ratios. A combination of Sr and C/O isotopic patterns was used to distinguish the behavior of secondary cementitious phases in the clay-rich rock: (i) calcite dissolution and re-precipitation is supported by C/O isotopic data and (ii) C–S–H neoformation is evidenced by the 87Sr/86Sr ratios; this tool also contributes to determine the origin of the fluids. The proportion of newly-formed C–S–H in the matrix and in the micro-cracks of the argillite is modeled.
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They 'paid a big price' for racial reconciliation
NASHVILLE (BP) -- Striving for racial reconciliation was costly for some Southern Baptist pastors in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. It cost Jack Kwok his property, Paul Turner a beating by angry segregationists and Thomas Holmes his pastorate.
"A lot of guys really paid a big price along the way," Kwok told Baptist Press, downplaying his own sacrifice. "They're the heroes."
Black and white opposition
As a 19-year-old student at what is now Williams Baptist College in Walnut Ridge, Ark., Kwok was called in 1969 to pastor Mallory Heights Baptist Church in Memphis, Tenn. Kwok prioritized multiethnic ministry in what was then a transitioning neighborhood. Eventually, African Americans comprised some 40 percent of worship attendees and numerous blacks professed faith in Christ through church outreach ministries, Kwok said.
Consequently, Kwok met resistance from blacks and whites alike.
Church members voiced opposition. Kwok's house was broken into seven times by people he believes opposed his ministry. His car was vandalized, and at times he was surrounded by threatening groups on the street.
"I'd let them get all the way around me," Kwok said. "Then I'd say, 'I'm glad you all are gathered here tonight. Let me give you a little piece of paper that tells you about Jesus.'" The formerly threatening crowds would scatter so quickly that "I'd have to chase them down to give the piece of paper to them."
Kwok went on to lead interracial ministries for the Arkansas Baptist State Convention before taking leadership in the Ohio convention in 1996.
'I thought they were ... killing him'
Turner, pastor of First Baptist Church in Clinton, Tenn., was beaten by whites who were angry with his decision to escort six black teenagers to the previously all white Clinton High School in December 1956.
Because of a judge's desegregation order, the black students "had a moral right to attend [school] unheckled and unhindered and unharassed," Turner told CBS News at the time. "It was this that prompted me to accompany them."
Turner previously had taught a biblical view of race at First Baptist and helped organize community support for peaceful school desegregation, according to a 1977 essay by Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary student Mary Cleveland, who interviewed Turner, then a professor at the seminary.
Already the focus of intense opposition in Clinton, Turner's walk with the students led a group of men to attack him on his way back to First Baptist.
The beating was so severe that one witness told CBS News, "I thought they were actually killing him."
The following Sunday, Turner told First Baptist that the Bible "never compromises with sin, with pride, with prejudice or with hate," according to a CBS video of his sermon.
Turner committed suicide in 1980. His family and friends said he had experienced depression ever since being mistreated in Clinton, according to a 2015 profile by the online publication Narratively.
'I refused to go out the back door'
Holmes, pastor of Tattnall Square Baptist Church in Macon, Ga., ran afoul of some in the congregation after he did not prevent black teenagers at a Mercer University summer program from attending worship in 1966.
The month following their visit, the church voted 289-109 to close its doors to blacks, according to Holmes' 1969 memoir "Ashes for Breakfast." In September, the church voted 250-189 to fire all three of its pastoral staff members over their belief worshipers of all races should be permitted to attend.
"Hundreds of southern churches had pressured ministers with racial views like mine to resign quietly and slip out the back door," wrote Holmes, whose case drew national media attention. "These churches had thus avoided the glare of publicity revealing their unchristian machinations. Then they had gone on in their evil course. Often they had blacklisted their former pastors for all future years.
"At whatever the cost, I refused to go out the back door. The principle of human rights and the freedom of the pulpit are too important not to make a fight for them," wrote Holmes, who died in 1985.
Willing to 'stick it out'
Carlisle Driggers, retired executive director of the South Carolina Baptist Convention, said staff members at Baptist state conventions and Southern Baptist Convention entities also sacrificed for racial reconciliation.
As an example, he cited Bill Davis of the Mississippi Baptist Convention staff, who was run off the road, pulled out of his car and beaten one Sunday night after speaking at an African American church. Staff members at other state conventions and the Home Mission Board -- NAMB's precursor organization -- made similar sacrifices, Driggers told BP.
Some men who dedicated their lives to working for racial reconciliation through denominational service "were excellent preachers and good pastors," said Driggers, who pastored an interracial church in Kentucky, worked in the HMB's black church relations department and attempted to help integrate First Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala.
"The sacrifice was that they could have been pastors of influential churches and made fine salaries and fringe benefits for themselves," Driggers said. "But they didn't do that. They chose instead to work in state conventions [and SBC entities] where their salaries were nominal and they traveled and traveled and traveled."
Emmanuel McCall, hired by the HMB in 1968 as the first black staff member at any SBC entity, told BP via email that pastors and other ministers who stood for racial reconciliation in the mid-20th century "had several things in common":
-- "A sense of divine call to a priority in justice issues";
-- "They joined the Apostle Paul in finding 'joy' in suffering for the sake of the Gospel";
-- "They took Jesus seriously in 'turning the other cheek' or 'walking the extra mile'";
-- "They knew how to find humor even in situations that distressed them"; and
-- "They were willing to 'stick it out' to see what the end will be."