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How long is this event on for? I may be able to make it for 9:00pm UK time?
How long is this event on for? I may be able to make it for 9:00pm UK time?
Typically around two hours, from 8:00PM - 10:00PM UK time. Sometimes a bit shorter, sometimes a bit longer. See the first post in the thread for details.
Lina Willowwood, biscuit-eating bard on Laurelin
Hobbit RP? Grand Order of the Lost Mathom
Songs + videos on me biscuity burrow
A mixed band plays for the hobbits.
The Brambleburians
The Hopping Song
Gear is transitory, housing items are forever!
Another wonderful evening!! Gotta love this Fridays!
Ohh I see my Ksys on one of the picuters in her worn dungarees and pink knittet scarf. (totally fail color-coordination-wise. hehe. But Ksys think she looks smashing!)
I see you all hopefully next Friday
Achazia Songweaver
Songwriter in The Shades. Listen to my music at Soundcloud and Radio Rivendell
Contributor at Lotro Players
The Shadows
Yay for more photos!
I swear I'm not drunk in that first one, I was dancing, honest! I weren't tipsy or anything. Pinky swear it! That hat I was wearing was making me lean over like that. Yeah.
"If this hobbit goes with you, you will succeed. If not, you will fail.
A foresight is on me, and I am warning you."
Please remember this is a Hobbit prefered RP event.
Aye, we did sort of feel like the odd hobbit out tonight at one point
Well Primmrose always feels uncomfortable when in or near a crowd of folk she doesn't know, and the more so when they are not even Hobbits. And she is reluctant to sing any of her songs against the 'competition' of foreigners who seem to be having a party of their own. When someone started letting off fireworks (again, sigh) that was the last straw and she left.
Oh, and Primmrose doesn't like to feel that she and her friends are being treated as a sort of circus act that foreigners come to see ...
*Hugs Primmy and pulls a sad face*
Such a shame really ...I must say it is not only the Green Dragon having these issues , but many other places where people used to meet up and have a good time., it is sad when a hobbit like Primmrose feels the only way is to leave the event..it is sad to see people showing no respect for RP events that have been held on this servers for many years...we must be welcoming and we must be kind to all....would be nice if it was working also the other way round. Still there is some lovely people around...just look carefully, and you will find them
Last edited by Amorey; Aug 05 2011 at 07:08 PM. Reason: I am from Overhill...remember? :p
At the peak tonight, there were more than a dozen men + elves wandering around the Green Dragon, and there were others coming and going over the night as well.
So to repeat what has been said earlier. Big folks have never been banned outright from GDF, but it has always been pretty clear that this is a hobbits very much preferred event, with the odd dwarven visitor welcome. These guidelines were not set to be mean, or to stop people from playing the game. But for two hours each week, we try to have a lively night for hobbits, with hobbit interaction, news, stories, music, dancing, poetry and so on. This is pretty hard to do when there's a dozen big folk going on about how cute and merry hobbits are.
Players have for the most part respected the event guidelines over the last years. Keep on doing that, and all will be grand *smiles*
Lina Willowwood, biscuit-eating bard on Laurelin
Hobbit RP? Grand Order of the Lost Mathom
Songs + videos on me biscuity burrow
I think that the problem is deeper than just a problem of races. Indeed it's much better when we bring a hobbit at a hobbit even, but it's not the only element :
First of all is a question of sensitivity and behavior. When you come to a place you are not used to, please take the time to watch, to feel the kind of ambiance people are building there, and whatever your race, even if you are hobbit, try to act in harmony with this ambiance.
Yesterday was a good example : a group of people who are used to behave in a certain way in a certain place, decide to visit another event (the Green Dragon Friday). they come in mass, and behave there just like if they were at home, not even trying to be attentive, to adapt to a place they don't know. This is not the right way to do it, and all you will win is the feeling to be unwelcome.
I often bring my human in the Shire, and at the Green Dragon, but i try to behave as discreetly and softly as possible, and if i see that there are too many non-hobbits, i immediatly switch to my hobbit alt. It's a question of being attentive to others, and to the ambiance you enter in. And i repeat, whatever your race. Coming with a hobbit alt doesn't mean that you don't have to be careful with your behavior...
Such a shame that tall folk seemed keen to spoil a hobbit rp event. I find it annoying when just one tall folk turns up, because in terms of being in character a tall folk would rarely infact they'd most likely never be seen at the Green Dragon, or any other inn across the shire.
A dwarf would be more likely, but again that would still be rare.
So to those who turned up 3 foot taller than the rest of the crowd *claps* Bravo, Bravo indeed, thanks for ruining a fun event. How about making an event yourself in another inn, oh wait there is such an event. Infact each race has an event, I don't take my hobbit to the elves or the dwarves, I respect there event for what it is, and if I want to go, I roll an alt so I fit in.
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One thing I have been very proud of regarding Laurelin is the excellent RP-community and the respect for one and eachothers events during the years. As a person that regulary host event/support others events with music, I know how much work/effort it lies in such things, and to keep going making fun for others, one need to be motivated and one need support along the way..Is very easy to loose motivation when someone "take over" th event.
For me Lina & co is a bunch of people that is very laidback/tolerant with their style of RP, I have never seen them rejected an elf/human or some dwarfs showing up at this event sometime. Actually they have created fun moments by watching them and observing them with puzzling looks when such things has happened, the players has been welcomed anyway
But this comes down to mutual respect I think.. It really doesn't matter who comes, as long as they show a certain respect for the event itself and know that THIS is a hobbit-event.
Oh and I would recommend people to roll an hobbit! this events are fun!
EDIT:rewriting my post as it was a little harsh and I don't want to offend anyone.
Last edited by Achy; Aug 07 2011 at 06:01 AM.
Achazia Songweaver
Songwriter in The Shades. Listen to my music at Soundcloud and Radio Rivendell
Contributor at Lotro Players
The Shadows
I'm going to have to hold my hand up and plead guilty to, at least in part, the invasion of the tall folk.
We had planned last night a kin event that included a stroll through the Shire and a quick stop off at the Green Dragon. I did not expect so many to attend but it was inconsiderate of me and for that I do humbly apologise. As soon as I was aware of the discomfort we pulled out and ran as fast as we could back to Bree and to the familiar surrounds of the Prancing Pony.
Rest assured this will not happen again.
Very gracious of yer, master Bango! Rest assured I don't think there was any ill will involved, it was simply one of those nights where it was too much and out of sync. As you say yourself, most of the big folk crowds left as soon as us locals started getting a bit vocal, so well done and don't worry too much about it afterwards *smiles and offers a biscuit*
The guidelines as outlined in the first post set the general frame for what we try to achieve. Generally, we try to avoid policing things too much at the Dragon, in order to create a free atmosphere where both newcomers and veterans are allowed to participate and enjoy themselves, and where you aren't blasted into orbit if you do "wrong" things. Last night that didn't really work, but I am sure we will be back on track soon enough!
It felt a bit strange to sing the following song last night, though. Especially the last verse *grins*
The Grand Shire Song
From the east a group of travelers came
Sixteen hundred years ago
Hobbits crossed the Brandywine
Bodies weary but their eyes aglow
Seeing the fair fields their hearts were afire
This is our land, this is the Shire
In the days of old our ancestors moved
Seeking lands both fair and free
Running from an eastern dark
Crossing the mountains, settling down in Bree
But in their hearts were a stronger desire
This is our land, this is the Shire
Rumours came of golden fields in the west
Northern kingdom hunting lands
Hobbits two set out to ask
The king gave in to their demands
Marcho and Blanco won all they desired
This is our land, this is the Shire
Hobbits, we enjoy a peaceful time
Far removed from big folk eyes
Harvesting our golden fields
Life fair and free beneath the sunny skies
The sight of our fair lands set all hearts afire
This is our land, this is the Shire
((Best sung to the tune of Corydon and Phyllis))
Lina Willowwood, biscuit-eating bard on Laurelin
Hobbit RP? Grand Order of the Lost Mathom
Songs + videos on me biscuity burrow
Well lessons learned I think! It's not the first time this hobbit event has been invaded by folks taller than they should be, and it most certainly won't be the last. The strength lies yet again in good old hobbit resolve and initiative. The guidlines are hobbit preffered, and great importance should be placed on my ancient text which states clearly ''Come as a hobbit, you will find you get MORE RP this way''. That to me speaks books, for both the hobbits in attendance, and those people who must get dizzy being over 5 feet tall.
I remember one time, those pointy ears of Vanimar stumbling upon our event, and some hobbits got their chicken feathers ruffled over it for about a min or so, until I decided to be inclusive of those strange lop eared creatures, and told them a few riddles, and played them a few songs. Of course I knew some of them in Vanimar, nice chaps to be fair, and they were very gracious, even though it was a ridiculous concept of Elves and Hobbits in a Shire Pub, we made the best of it, on both sides! I think that's key here.
If anything, hobbits should not forget that one day, these tall folks may roll hobbits and attend an-mass next week, so I would hate to hold bad feeling. Big folks, should observe and respect guidlines to a hobbit preffered event of course, but I hope dearly you attend as your shorter 'self some time, and try to fit in better.
Not that i'm in charge any more, those rascals in Grand Order do a fine job. All the best to this event, and those attending. Don't forget, todays lankershanker, could be tomorrows finest hobbit-story-teller ! x
Thank you Lina for those kind words. I have put something in the post to you to help with next week's event
Indeed, Master Bango, you shouldn't worry too much about it. You and your guests had the misfortune to arrive at an evening where at least three more groups with tall folk were present, and the resulting number of all these tall people was simply a bit too frightening for us hobbits. But you left as soon as you noticed our discomfort, which shows a lot of consideration. So thank you to you and your friends.
And if I may mention one thing in general to further peaceful co-existence if different groups happen to use the same place: remember when starting to play a song that you do not only have to be out of earshot of the other performer, but out of earshot of their audience as well, or the audience will hear both tunes. If you keep away twice the distance at which you cannot hear the other performer anymore, you can be sure that neither tunes nor chatting will carry from one group to the other, and that alone will make the evening a lot less stressful for everyone concerned. For example, in the Green Dragon the second fireplace would be a good place for a second group, in the middle of the room close to Barmy is not (although I can see the appeal in being close to Barmy's ale).
Apart from that, I can only concur with what has been said before: Remember that you are in the Shire, which in our times is fairly closed in and not used to visitors from out of bounds. Remember that what is perhaps a one-time visit to you who are from the race of Man or Elf (and thus may fall into the "ah, they won't mind this single visit" category for you) is not a one-time special occasion for us hobbits if each friday several of the tall folk have the same idea. So please, help us maintain the Shire as it is described in all lore. I can promise it will not diminish you, but enrich your experience.
Wise words, wise words indeed.
I myself feel a bit out of place at the Green Dragon as being a dwarf and all. I hope I can continue to visit
though, cause my hobbit-alt have no clue about whats up and down on a lute...and for singing... *shivers by the thought*.
The Green Dragon is also 'the' place to be when it comes to new tales and songs, and everyone know that that is the bread and butter for a bard. Hope I do not offend to many by listening in, and maybe perform a little tune or two with the rest of the lads in 'The Chosen Few'.
Grymrock Grey
- The Chosen Few-
-- Order of the Divine Brew --
I'm sure no-hobbit minds a few dwarves and lankies, providing they join in the fun, and don't just look on it as a spectacle, or have their own impromptu parties that disturb us hobbits! It is in fact a pleasure to see Grymrock and others joining in the music-making .... and didn't I see him hopping during the hopping song the other week?
aye, but would prefer that fact to remain in the shire though...*looks around a little worried*
[low] I even know how to dance a little hobbit'ish..*ssshh!*
I wouldn't have come but that I was invited by a hobbit friend of my character who was nervous about attending his first Green Dragon event, as he was planning to play there. I explained that I had crashed the party once before and regretted it because while I felt uncomfortable at the event and left quickly, a kinsmen of mine stayed even after some hobbit players had talked him down both IC and OOC. He insisted several times and finally mentioned that there was plenty of tall folks present already, so I wouldn't be out of place.
The first time I attended I was new to the server and I personally feel now that I was disruptive then and I hope that everyone's forgotten about it and forgiven me. Although, in general, the reaction of many of the hobbits that I received was not altogether negative, I realize now that I was exacerbating an already-existing problem only by being there.
This second time that I was pushed into attending, I tried my best to focus all of my rp on my hobbit friend and on the activities of the hobbits, to be an accessory to what was going on rather than any sort of integral part to it. I found myself in conflict with the tall folk there, as I would politely ask them to step aside so the shorter folks could see.
Finally came the point where a verbal scuffle broke out between a couple tall ladies and a hobbit. I don't altogether know what caused it. I think I heard something about the tall person being angry because she wasn't invited up to say her poem. Really I don't care if she was Emily Dickenson, let the hobbits have their fun if you must watch. I attempted, IC, to break up the fight and scolded the lady for being a bad guest, and I felt the same sentiment out of character.
A hobbit shouted something along the lines of "why don't you go back to the Pony!" and I felt that that was aimed as much at me as it was the people perpetuating the argument, so I made a point of leaving once I knew the two women who caused the trouble were gone.
I won't come back on a Green Dragon night again, no matter if I'm asked to or not. And while I sympathize with the angry hobbit players, I also offer a word of advice. No matter how much you poke and prod LOTRO, LOTRO is not going to be the books by Tolkien in interactive format. Some things you have to accept with a sigh and get a cup of tea.
We, in Bree, experience the same issue with elves and dwarves and hobbits invading our personal spaces, if anything moreso than any others. I appreciate that the hobbits have worked hard to create a depth of rp unattainable anywhere else on the map, and really you all deserve a big clap on the back for your songs and poems and stories, because every time I see you all I wish I had a hobbit character, I really do. But we also have to face facts that we're in a video game and people are moving over the whole of the map, no matter how unrealistic it is, collecting, turning in quests, turning in mathoms, and we're going to invade eachother's space no matter if we mean well or not.
If anything, use your superior (and it is superior, that's me being honest) rp to scare away the intruders. Regard them with suspicion. Tar and feather them for causing a menace. I would appreciate so much more that you mistreat me in-character than complain about me on the boards, because frankly you don't know me or what my motivation was.
In any case, I hope to see all of you ingame soon doing what you do best, even if I won't be at the Dragon anymore.
Player of Fabien Loeher
Hullo Master Fabien,
I remember the evening you were at the Dragon with a few of your kin. Military men you were all, if I remember correctly. I also remember that out of the fifteen or twenty hobbits that were there, one was being unkind to your group at the start of the evening and made one of you leave in anger (that would have been you, I suppose). Since you left, you could not see that the hobbit in question was immediately chided by another hobbit in front of your remaining group. It was explained to him that tall folk are made welcome in the Dragon as long as they behave well.
Now I have visited every friday evening since I arrived in the Westfarthing a year ago, and I can only agree with that: always were travellers who chanced upon us been made welcome if they displayed good manners. Such it has been during the whole last year and I have no reason to believe it was any different in the years before (and young hobbits might do well to remember that). So please, Master Fabien, do not think that anyone voiced a complaint about chance travellers, for they did not. Also nobody voiced a complaint about you who are merely accompaning a hobbit friend from Bree or Staddle. Such things are easily explained, and you are of course welcomed.
The last friday evening was a singular occurrence which probably does not even merit all the excitement it has stirred up. Four groups independently decided to come during our two hour gathering which is held only once a week. The chances of such a thing are low, I for one have never seen it before, and perhaps it would have been best not even to mention it, but it did cause the evening to be less enjoyable than normally for many hobbits who come to the Green Dragon regularily, and it pains me to see that, as it is the work of these regulars which makes the evenings so special. Seeing as I for one am always looking forward to these two hours for the whole week, I can understand that some were so disappointed that they had to voice that. Now that it has been mentioned, I have seen others write some very good and insightful advice that applies to special gatherings in general, so at least some good did come from the whole issue and I am glad for that.
The hobbit the shouted "why don't you go back to the Pony!" should be a bit ashamed and I am quite sure was scolded by other hobbits. This is not how we do things in the Shire. If I feel uncomfortable when tall folk visit I will find a little excuse and leave :
" Oh I just remembered I have a pie baking in the oven, please excuse me...I have to go. Goddbye! "
There is no need to be unkind or unwelcoming...especially in the Shire
I understand how you feel but it does sadden me to read you will not go back to the Green Dragon Friday. It is sad when anyone on the server feels not welcome and decide not to take parts to events *sigh* . The Shire is a a lovely part of Middle-earth....every day is a 'happy day' there. Some hobbits will be a bit scared and curios about tall folk, some will hide away, others could even sound a bit unwelcoming but the those that do that do not represent the majority of the hobbit community on Laurelin which is wonderful. We all know LOTRO is a game...and yes, we are all gamers...but to many on this server especially Tolkien's legendarium is very important. We try to follow the lore as it add to our immersion and game experience.
You write that in Bree you ( tall folk ) have the same issue. I would not agree with that and I shall explain why... I am a hobbit, all my characters are. I am often in Bree and at the Pony and I feel very welcome there. I play music for my tall friends and I never ever felt I was in the wrong place. I was there last night and I had a lovely time with my tall friends. As a hobbit in Bree I respect the tall folk RP , and never ever invade their personal space. Bree as Bywater is open to all players of all races...tall or short and as long as everyone behave nicely ...everyone is welcome. I really think you should try to create a hobbit and enjoy the warmth and happiness of the Shire...this could be a wonderful new project for you, try...give it a go ...we have pies
There is no such thing as 'superior RP' in the Shire...hobbits will be hobbits, as I said, some are just a bit shy and scared of tall folk. The hobbit community of Laurelin is lovely and welcoming and no one should feel unwelcome or unwanted. It may not always be perfect, but that is because the community is 'real' and as in real life, sometime there can be some problems and little issues that we will try to solve. Green Dragon Friday is a wonderful long running hobbit event which has some guidelines so that everyone taking part can enjoy and have a great time and if those guidelines are followed by all Green Dragon Friday is an amazing RP experience for short, medium, and tall folk
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I understand why Nonis didn't want to pay a premium for Roberto. That garbage franchise looks like it will get 2 home playoff games for the first time in a decade. Considering Burke built the team and Nonis is coattailing him with all those great core players...... Randy gets zero credit. Isn't that how it works ?
Fattycakes screwed up because he was basically gifted Luongo for Scrivens and picks, but he wanted to get back at Luggage Eyes and have the Canucks eat the salary. So he missed out on a great golaie at a great cap hit because his ego is as big as his gut. Mark my words he won't be a Leaf after Nonis's power play here. Gillis will trade him elsewhere for a 2nd .
you are missing the point Blob...Randy's job is safe as it could be...Leaf fans are spunking hard thinking they may get into the playoffs...if the Cheezburglar gets them into the playoffs or at least very very close he will be a God in Toronto...he doesnt need to get a goalie...as much as i hate to say it the Leaves are a very improved team from the last 9 years and Randy does not want to fuck with success...Gillis got played...

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SUMMARY OF JOB DUTIES: To provide direct patient care under the supervision of an RN to adolescent, adult and geriatric patients. To ensure the safety and well-being of these patients and to support the maintenance of therapeutic milieu.
Conducts 15-minute rounds on patients.
Assist patients who are prone to fall when walking or sitting.
Participate in restraint and seclusion of patients when required.
Push patients in wheelchairs when required.
Supports facility service excellence standards.
Complies with facility safety, infection control and security program.
Maintains desirable pattern of attendance, punctuality, and productivity.
Maintains a safe, orderly, and therapeutic physical environment for patients.
Carries patient luggage.
Assist patients if an emergency evacuation is required.
Give baths to patients and change patient's briefs.
Participate in implementing patients' treatment plans by; (a) monitoring patients' progress; (b) communicating information regarding patients' behavior to other members of treatment team; (c) maintains communication with patient, family members and referral sources in patient's interest; (d) facilitates or co-facilitates didactic groups, community meetings, or drug or alcohol education groups; (e) encouraging and facilitating patients' participation in therapeutic activities; (f) supervising patients to ensure their safety and their involvement in treatment; (g) providing input during shift report.
Attends mandatory training
Maintain patient, program, department and related documentation.
Participates in treatment planning: (a) helps identify patients' problems, needs and strengths; (b) suggesting modifications to treatment plan based on observations of patients' behavior; (c) providing input into discharge planning.
Accompany patients as assigned (i.e. take patients cafeteria, smoke breaks, etc).
Help maintain the therapeutic milieu on the unit, including, but not limited to, to facilitation of community meetings
Orient new patients to unit program and milieu.
Carry out general nursing care assistance, appropriate to the patient population as assigned and supervised by nurse in charge.
Carry out clerical and administrative assignment to support patient care and department and organization operations.
Participates in activities which enhance development of professional knowledge and skills.
Demonstrates conduct in keeping with CCBH's ethical standards.
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AT&T has unveiled plans to upgrade their 3G network to 7.2 HSPA in various markets across the US by the end of the year. What cities happen to have all of the luck on their side? Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles and Miami.
If you don't live in any of those cities don't worry, I will let you all know how it is working here in Chicago. Unfortunately for those who are not so lucky, the wait for HSPA 7.2 will will take a bit longer as AT&T is planning on having 25 of the nation's 30 largest markets upgraded by the end of 2010. John Stankey, president and CEO, AT&T Operations:
blockquote>"Our deployment of HSPA 7.2 and supporting backhaul connectivity will enable our customers to continue to ride the leading edge of emerging devices and thousands of mobile applications, our network is based on the predominant technology platform used by operators worldwide and has been tested by today's most popular devices. That experience gives us an important advantage in developing and deploying new technologies to meet customers' future needs."
Who knows, maybe as these network upgrades are taking place we will slowly start to see apps such as SlingPlayer Mobile get rid of the Wi-Fi only chains? Only time will tell.
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Author Notes: I've been eating a lot of creamed spinach lately (my husband and I are on a mission to rank New York City steakhouses), and thus I've been also been thinking about another, decidedly non-American version of this dish: saag paneer. If you've never had saag paneer, you've been missing out. It's the Indian version of creamed spinach, delicately spiced and swimming with chunks of paneer cheese, which is firm and a little squeaky -- kind of like halloumi.
A couple of years ago, I tried my hand at making my saag paneer, and it actually came out pretty well. I unearthed the recipe last week, and voila: here it is! —Merrill Stubbs
Serves: 4
Spice Mixture
2 tablespoons cumin seed
1 tablespoons coriander seed
2 teaspoons mustard seed
½ teaspoon red pepper flakes
1/8 teaspoon cardamom seeds
3 whole cloves
Saag Paneer
10-oz packages frozen chopped spinach, thawed
2 tablespoons ghee or vegetable oil
8 oz paneer cheese (if you cannot find paneer, halloumi is a good substitute)
1 small onion, finely chopped
1 large garlic clove, finely chopped
1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh ginger
2 teaspoons spice mixture (see recipe below)
1/4 teaspoon turmeric
Kosher salt
1 1/2 cups buttermilk
1/2 cup heavy cream
1/8 teaspoon freshly ground nutmeg
Freshly ground black pepper
Spice Mixture
- Using an electric coffee grinder or a mortar and pestle, grind the spices together as finely as possible. This spice mixture can be stored in an airtight container for a few weeks, but its potency will decrease over time. Makes about 1/4 cup.
Saag Paneer
- If you're using fresh spinach remove the stems, and then rinse and dry the leaves thoroughly. Chop roughly and set aside. If you're using frozen spinach, squeeze out as much of the moisture as possible and set aside.
- Put the ghee or vegetable oil in a large sauté pan over medium-low heat. Cut the paneer into ½-inch cubes and add it to the pan. Cook, tossing frequently, until the cheese is lightly browned on all sides, 3 to 5 minutes. Remove the paneer with a slotted spoon and set aside.
- Add the onion to the pan and sauté, stirring occasionally, until it begins to soften, about 5 minutes. Add the garlic, ginger, spice mixture, turmeric and a pinch of salt. Cook for 2 minutes, stirring frequently.
- Turn the heat up to medium and add the spinach to the pan all at once. Cook, stirring frequently, until the spinach is wilted (or until the frozen spinach is warmed through), 3 to 5 minutes. Stir in the buttermilk and cream and simmer until thickened, another 3 to 5 minutes (add more buttermilk and/or cream if the mixture seems dry). Taste and add more salt if necessary, along with the nutmeg and some pepper. Stir in the paneer and serve.
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Norm Garrick - Automobility Decreases the Efficiency of Cities
June 30, 2011
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Norman Garrick discusses what happens when you start to change your infrastructure from being pedestrian supported to auto supported. Case in point, the City of Hartford, which had at one point 15,000 parking spaces when it was a more walkable place. Today, it has 45,000 parking spaces and less jobs that it did then. To see what that means in terms of city destruction, you only have to wait till the end of the discussion to see the destruction that has on a city's soul. In plain terms, making way for automobility decreases the efficiency of cities.
Investing in Transit: Investing in America
June 29, 2011
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On Monday, Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced $1.58 billion in funding for 27 major transit projects. The funding is from the Federal Transit Administration's New Starts program, which provides capital funding for new or expanded transit construction projects including light rail, streetcars, subways and bus rapid transit projects. Projects receiving funding range from new systems in smaller regions, like a bus rapid transit line in Roaring Fork Valley, CO, to major investments in established transit regions such as New York and Salt Lake City. A complete list of funded projects can be found here.
Charlie Hales - Portland's Unsung Heros
June 29, 2011
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People are tired of hearing about Portland. But I asked Charlie Hales what he liked best about the region and he mentioned all of the unsung heros that work behind the scenes to make it an amazing place. Of course Portland has its problems and its blemishes just like anyone else, but you have to give their civic infrastructure credit, they do a great job up there.
Pollution Benefits of Urban Rail
June 28, 2011
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Researchers at the University of California campus at Merced have found that introduction of an urban rail transit system can reduce the level of carbon monoxide pollution and nitrogen oxides in the air.
Tom Low - Laying Lightly on the Land
June 28, 2011
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Tom Low of DPZ in Charlotte discusses the initial places where New Urbanists thought more sustainable infrastructure could be used. He also talks a bit about how to deal with engineers that will try to gold plate the infrastructure as well as the acceptance of more environmental principles.
Jeff Tumlin - Tech Buses, A Job Sprawl Solution?
June 27, 2011
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Jeff Tumlin gives his thoughts on private corporate transportation, such as tech buses in Silicon Valley and Seattle. In his opinion, it's an interesting solution to the problem of job sprawl that we see happening all over the country. But the areas have to be dense and in some instances, you'll see real estate agents noting the proximity of a property to the tech bus stop locations. You'll want to check this video out.
High-Speed Rail and the Culture War
June 25, 2011
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Leveraging Bus Rapid Transit to Build More Sustainable Communities
June 24, 2011
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A report examining development opportunites along 64 miles of King County Metro Transit's future bus rapid transit corridors has been added to the Best Practices research articles.
Charlie Hales - Holding Together With Chewing Gum and Bailing Wire
June 24, 2011
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Anyone else ready for the Transportation Bill to be finished? I know I am. But folks like Charlie Hales, currently with HDR Engineering but soon to be running for Mayor of Portland, seem to be happy with what we've gotten out of this administration so far. Over $400 million for streetcars via TIGER and Urban Circulator grants? Sure, we'll take it, even if it is a system somewhat held together with chewing gum and bailing wire as Charlie states in this interview from CNU 19 in Madison.
John Robert Smith - A City is Defined by the Services it Offers and the Region it Supports
June 23, 2011
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John Robert Smith, President and CEO of Reconnecting America, hails from Meridian Mississippi. As the former Mayor, he saw how even a small city of 40,000 can be the center of a much larger region, providing services for over 350,000 people. It might give us a little bit of a different perspective when it comes to smaller cities and urban areas.


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Anyone who has lost a potted plant to over- or under-watering will appreciate this item. Simply pre-soak the porous terra cotta cone in water, then push it into the soil of any container plant. Fill it and the accompanying PVC heat-resistant globe with water, or water and liquid feed. The cone will allow just enough water to seep through its micro-porous walls to promote healthy root growth.
Available in two sizes. Measuring 3" in length, with a globe 3" in diameter, the mini size is for use in containers 5" to 10" in diameter, and holds 11 fl oz (1/3 litre) of water that will last up to 3 weeks. The standard size, suitable for larger containers, measures 5" in length, with a 4-1/2" diameter globe. It holds 33 fl oz (1 litre) of water that will last up to 6 weeks.
Offered in convenient multi-packs, these handy devices remove the guesswork from watering a container garden. Store indoors during winter, as freezing temperatures may cause breakage.
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Reds rally past Braves on 9th-inning homers
Cincinnati, OH – Devin Mesoraco and Shin-Soo Choo hit back- to-back solo home runs in the bottom of the ninth inning as the Cincinnati Reds edged the Atlanta Braves, 5-4, in the middle test of a three-game series.
With two outs and Craig Kimbrel (0-1) pitching, Mesoraco connected on a 3-2 pitch to tie the game. Choo followed that up with his second home run of the night to give the Reds an unexpected win.
The victory gave Cincy skipper Dusty Baker his 1,600th career win.
"That's exciting. That's why you play nine and play all the outs," said Baker. "You never really know. We beat one of the best closers in the game today."
Donald Lutz and Brandon Phillips each drove in one run for the Reds. Starter Homer Bailey had seven strikeouts but surrendered four runs on five hits and four walks over five innings. Jonathan Broxton (1-1) pitched a perfect top of the ninth to earn the win.
Brian McCann drove in two runs while Dan Uggla and Freddie Freeman had an RBI apiece for the Braves, who were looking to win their first series against the Reds on the road since April 24-26, 2009.
Braves starter Kris Medlen allowed two runs on four hits and two walks over seven innings to earn a no-decision.
"When you don't add on in this ballpark against that club that's pretty good and has got the history here at their ballpark, you don't add runs," said Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez. "We didn't score after the fifth. You got to get yourself in those situations."
Bailey struggled out of the gate, allowing a double by Andrelton Simmons to start the game and walking Justin Upton and Freddie Freeman with one out. After fanning Evan Gattis, he gave up back-to-back singles by McCann and Uggla, with McCann scoring Simmons and Upton and Uggla plating Freeman.
Choo got the Reds on the board in the third with a two-out solo shot.
B.J. Upton singled to lead off the fifth and two batters later, Freeman hit a liner to left, brnging Upton home for a 4-1 game.
Lutz responded for the Reds in the home half. Jack Hannahan walked and Corky Miller singled with one down, then Lutz, stepping in for Bailey, delivered an RBI single.
Brandon Phillips hit a sacrifice fly in the eighth, plating Zack Cosart. However, with runners on the corners and two out, Todd Frazier struck out swinging to end the frame.
Three Reds relievers did not allow a hit over the final four innings.
Game Notes
Reds first baseman Joey Votto was 2-for-4, extending his hit streak to 10 games ... The Reds were 1-for-7 with runners in scoring position ... Bailey has not won since his season debut on April 5 ... Medlen has not won since April 9 ... Cincinnati improved to 13-5 at home ... The Braves have lost eight of their last 12 games.


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This would be a show dedicated to women and women's arts. It would be a cross between Carolyn Casey's show and women's magazine. There would be (a lot of stuff that typically makes an average man's eyes roll) stuff about Tarot cards, knitting circles, women's intuition and tons of stuff about feminine power and theory. The show would be dedicated to Mother Earth.
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I know the holidays are pressing closer and time is getting short but if money is also short here is a great list of crafts that make cute gifts. And if you've already finished your shopping list, most of these would make fun projects to do with kids home from school for the break.
Last year's list can be found at Crafty Gifts to Make.
1. Make Homemade Fruit Cordials. Did you ever read Anne of Green Gables where Anne intends to serve cordial to Diana at a private party but instead accidentally serves her friend wine and gets her drunk? As a child I was fascinated about what cordials were--if Marilla gave some to Anne did that mean they were okay for kids? They sounded tasty, what were they?
Towards Sustainability has the recipe to make your own cordials which would be fun to bottle as gifts for friends--or to use for your own Avonlea party, who knows? At any rate I'm going to give them a try.
2. Knit Some Pleated Ballet Flats. Coco Knits has a hip pattern for these warm and cute slippers that you could whip together before the holidays if you got right to it--though the days are shrinking and you'd better hurry! I'd make them in black I think.
3. Make Your Own Designer T-Shirt. Neither Hip Nor Funky has a tutorial on using freezer paper to decorate a t-shirt and I've had this in my bookmarks for over a year.
I just reread that last sentence and it's rather confusing if you didn't know that "Neither Hip Nor Funky" is the name of a blog. Oh how I love the intricacies of language!
I keep meaning to give this idea a try but haven't so far, maybe I can squeeze in some time when the kids are home and looking for a fun project to try.
4. Make Strawberry Bread with White Chocolate Truffle Icing. If the name alone doesn't convince you to make some of this white-chocolatey goodness I don't know that I could say anything more that would do the trick. What part of "truffle" or "strawberry" don't you understand?
5. Make Lotions and Lip Balms. I'm not sure why but it's very satisfying to make your own skin products--maybe because you get to play around with scents and essential oils, finding the blend that smells just heavenly. Indie Fixx has a tutorial on making them and having made some before I can promise that they really are very easy to put together. Wrap the finished products up in a piece of tulle tied with a ribbon and you've got a sweet gift.
6. Make a Felt Playmat. Felt Jungle has the cutest (I repeat THE CUTEST) pattern for making a felt playmat. My kids have always loved little plastic animals, we have so many around here that we've had to segregate the animals into separate bags for reptiles, dinosaurs, cats and insects because they all couldn't fit in one bag (though my kids thought it was because we didn't want to leave the herbivores to the mercy of the carnivores vicious habits).
This playmat would have been a fun gift to make for them and would have gone to good use. Wonder if they're too old for it yet?
7. Make a Fabric Dollhouse. And if gluing felt is too easy then you can crank it up a notch and make this toteable fabric dollhouse from UK Lass in the US which makes me run for the tissues it's so adorable. Boy they never had cuteness like that when I was a kid. Just those crazy ugly Monchichi dolls [shiver].
8. Make a Cake Stand. If you have friends who love to entertain or spend time in the kitchen try making this gorgeous terra cotta cake (or cupcake) stand from Once Wed. You'd never guess what it was made of would you? Okay maybe I gave that part away but still . . . very creative huh?
9. Make a Magnetic Flower Vase. This Curbly tutorial so cool that even if you don't try it yourself you have to at least click and view the video and appreciate someone else's creativity. WOW. All I can say is "WOW!" Well, that and that I might have to make a trip to Lowe's this afternoon to pick up the parts.
10. Make a Canvas Outdoor Chair. For the outdoor enthusiast on your list make up one of these portable camping chairs that really look quite comfortable and stylish. The tutorial at Instructables looks manageable enough--and even I could enjoy the outdoors with a seat like that. Assuming it was placed on a beach. With sand. And LOTS of sun.
11. Make a Wooden Bookmark. Again from Curbly, one of these classy and sophisticated bookmarks would show the reader in your life how much you love them--or that you really want them to read more, I'm not sure which.
12. Make Some Hamster Ornaments. The word "hamster" paired with the word "ornaments" should be enough to get you to try these cute little guys from Snarky Dork. What says Christmas more than "rodent under glass"?
13. Make a Gold Leaf Journal. Buy an inexpensive notebook then dress it up for something fancier with this tutorial from Maquette.
and one more for good measure just because it's so "WOWZERS!"
14. Make a Trailer Camper. Just in case you have too much time on your hands and are just kicking around waiting for things to happen here's a project to keep you busy. Until next summer. The ULTIMATE do-it-yourselfer.
And if you don't have time to make gifts and need suggestions for quick things that won't require a trip to the post office can I suggest the following?
Real Memories is an online site where you can upload a photograph, pick out custom framing materials and the company puts your order together for you and ships it out to your door. They gave me a chance to try it out and I was really, really impressed. We uploaded our 8 x 10 inch family portrait, picked out a maple frame and custom mat and it was put together and shipped out to us within a week.
If you're looking for a good gift that you can ship with just a click (anything to avoid that post office, right?) and that has lasting value this would be it. The photo and framing are top-quality and the cost is very reasonable. To have something that size custom framed here in town runs at least $100 but the price of this framing was under $75--and that's with $30 in shipping to Alaska.
Good last minute ideas for those who shudder at the thought of tackling a craft project. You can't go wrong with a framed photo.
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"Oh Jerry…I don't know sometimes"
Jerry Seinfeld on the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate:
"Well it's a circus act, it's an absurd act,You know, it's a dress-up. It's a classic English thing of let's play dress-up. Let's pretend that these are special people. OK, we'll all pretend that — that's what theater is."
"And that's what the royal family is — it's a huge game of pretend. These aren't special people — its fake outfits, fake phoney hats and gowns."
"It's fantastic. We don't have anything like that."
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You are correct. Option b is not English.
English Teacher
Some rivers have very large basins while others of ..... drain much smaller basins.
a. lengthy equal
b. lengthy equally
c. equal length
d. equally lengthy
Personally I think the option c should be correct but in the answer sheet the option b is correct.
You are correct. Option b is not English.
Was that a test question from a textbook or from your teacher? If from a textbook, I would seriously consider getting a different textbook. If it was by your teacher, I suggest you print out this list of comments and take them to your teacher.
We can absolutely assure you that "Some rivers have very large basins while others of lengthy equally drain much smaller basins" is not correct English at all.
Option C is the only possible answer.
Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
It was from a kind of an entrance exam for architecture engineers. And I'm so sorry for the students who are examined via such questions. But maybe the problem was due to a mistake in arranging the answer-sheet. Anyway, the students have to suffer.
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Mistakes do creep in with some tests- they need to be seriously checked to eliminate such errors.


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EdSen necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 123 diseños de 29 diseñadores freelance.
We are a web-based business offering an affordable solution for busy teachers (or parents) to produce quality teaching and learning resources from instantly downloadable products.
From our website teachers can browse our educational resources (posters, games and cards) to and save and print for classroom use.
Get a better idea of what we offer and our products at http://edsen.com.au/
Our long term goal is to be a name synonymous with quality resource production for busy teachers and parents. The winning logo will share our vision to help reach this goal.
Busy Teachers (Main Target) - more likely to be younger, tech-savvy and able to work with electronic resources. These products are for young children (elementary/primary school aged). By default, that means most of our customers will be female.
Home Schoolers, Tutors
Parents looking to enrich and extend upon classroom learning
Fun, vibrant, bold
We're keen for you to offer your creative imagery. We're not really looking to see teachers or books or traditional ideas of teaching as our products are for people who inspire learning of young children.
Colour Preferences:
Bright - but not too many colours. Our existing banner contains too many colours and is difficult to read. The winning logo should look good in colour - and black and white.
Feelings our logo should convey:
While we're colourful and fun, we'd also like to convey a picture of quality education - in non-traditional environment.
Wording: EdSen
We previously traded as Education Sensation, but we're rebranding to this simpler, catchier name. The logo should contain this name in this format (one word). We like the idea of fluid or rounded fonts over rigid lettering.
Logo Format:
We're looking for a landscape/horizontal (or square, not portrait) format logo to use on our website banner and to brand our products.
Future Work:
We may ask the winning designer to work for us again on website and other design projects.
We're keen to get the best out of this project. We'll be offering regular feedback and will be keen to see your ideas.
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Sisley's Black Rose Cream Mask is a plumping mask which promises to boost the skin in just 15 minutes with extract of Black Rose, Chlorella, Red Vine Leaf and more. It is good on all skin types.
That shade of purple is just perfect isn't it? Reminds me of cherries:
We all know Sisley is a premium brand and even though this mask looks delicious – but at £88 for a tube, it's pricey!
I will spend that much some certain products, like serums and moisturisers, but I am more reluctant with cleansers and face masks. I can always make exceptions thought! Would you indulge in it?


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This reversal of the old idiom describes Point Loma's football game at Ramona High School on Sept. 6.
After a lengthy school bus ride to Ramona, Pointer players found themselves battling the Bulldogs in stifling 100-degree heat and humidity, even after the game's start was moved back to 7:30 p.m. as a precaution.
As one would expect, when Pointers and Bulldogs tangle, a dogfight breaks out.
In the end, both teams scored three touchdowns, but two missed extra-point attempts by PLHS let Ramona escape with a 21-19 win.
The Bulldogs, who were CIF finalists last year in Div. III, took a 14-0 first-quarter lead on runs of 43 and 33 through the Pointer secondary. They also completed several passes on their drives as Pointer coaches made effective adjustments.
Point Loma then outscored the Bulldogs 19-7.
Sophomore Jaylen Griffin ignited his teammates and a sizable group of visiting fans with a 50-yard run late in the first quarter.
That Pointer drive ended on the first play of the second quarter when running back A.J. Smith threw a 14-yard option-pass strike to senior Drew Rutledge, cutting the lead to 14-7.
The team's momentum continued when, following the kickoff, a Bulldog pass was tipped on the second play, the ball falling into the hands of Pointer defensive back Adrian Bueno, who raced 45 yards untouched for the second Pointer score in a span of only 52 seconds.
The Pointers drew within one point to make it 14-13 when the extra point kick failed.
But a short Pointer punt gave the Bulldogs the ball at the visitor's 43-yard line shortly before intermission, and the Bulldogs scored their final points of the game, taking a 21-13 lead with 57.7 seconds remaining.
A nicely executed third-quarter Pointer drive ended with a touchdown pass from quarterback Quinn Bohannon to Smith in the right flat. A two-point conversion run fell short in what would result in the final score of the game with 7:27 left in the third period.
The Pointers mounted another sustained and possible game-winning drive early in the fourth quarter as runs by Smith, Jacob Ehm and others took them to the Bulldog five-yard line.
From there, Bulldog defenders battered a Pointer runner from several directions, successfully dislodging the ball and recovering the fumble on the one-yard line to end what would be the final Pointer threat of the night.