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Good question. I am afraid your guess is as good as mine on that. You could try to contact Nellis PAO, but don't hold your breath to get an answer. :-)
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rest of the album is a fine mix of harsh grooves and mellow lo-fi. 'Eclipse' is Just beautiful, while 'Blown A Fuse' sounds like Bobby Gillespie emerging from the worst hangover of hrs life. If the war really IS coming, I wouldn't bet on the plants. (James Smart)
Placebo Black Market Music (Hut) 'R 7'? *
Provoking all the right 'shocking' reactions from a Brit-pop saturated music press on their arrival in 1996, Placebo have continued to have an aggressive, hedonistic edge which few can replicate. This, their third album, watches them Withdraw slightly from the lipstick-coated fuzz With which they made their name. Brian Molko's trademark whine is encased in more complex arrangements, 'Passive Aggressive' being a sombre but beautiful highlight and when they get tuneful on 'CommerCial For LeVi', you're pleasantly surprised as Molko berates the excesses of their chemically- driven lifestyle. Yeah, so the lyrics are still tacky as hell in places but this is an informed, if not fully reformed triumph. (Mark Robertson)
ELECTRONIC Various Artists
Counter Action mixed by DJ Q (Under The Counter)
Glasgow-based dance. label Under The Counter present a mix CD made up of house tracks from their stable. They start off on a mellow Vibe and build towards, well not much to be qune honest, it doesn't really change tempo at all. These tunes never quite make their mark but are a lot nicer than most of the 'hands in the air' style house music cluttering the shelves. As a mellow house compilation it's OK but a little bland. Don't get me wrong, there are some nice laid-back tunes such as Natural Rhythms' 'Something Big' but overall it could do With a bit more oomph. (Henry Northmore)
Tempting Fate (Deviant) u Powered by an engine of irrepresSIbly funky beats, Tempting Fate sees ex- Spooky member Duncan Forbes forging a collection of undeniably infectious, though occasionally unremarkable, grooves.
It's all about context, though, and as an album -- like so many other progressive long players it becomes wearying after a short while. Every component, from the richness of the sounds to the intricate constructions Within the arrangements, suggests that this is music for a communal, clubbing experience Nonetheless, there is still much for the at-home listener to OITJOY, especially on the beatific likes of 'Sympathy' and 'Calm'. Format and genre, unfortunately, conspire to see that Animated's debut fails to deliver, but only lUSl (Sean Guthrie)
Various Artists
The Eye Drops Vol I (Oh-Eye Records) v u a 'v
This Edinburgh-based hip hop crew root their lyrics not in the urban
Singles round up
It's Hallowe'en so what better time to discuss the nature of evil? Billy Gilman's 'One V0ice' (Epic *) is a sanctimonious barf about all that's bad in the world and how a spot of divine intervention might be welcome. Clearly an agent provocateur for the 'other side', she IS the anti-Alanis Morissette, out to make good look bad and vice versa. Be warned.
If 'One Voice' is part of some heinous multi-national conspiracy, Risingson are our Scooby Doo kids on the case with their 'Mind Control' EP (Path *tt) invoking the spirits of Jesus Jones and Mansun,
More complacent than bad (then what do idle hands make but . . .) Morgan's 'Sitting In the Sun' (Source it) is fluffy and disappointing. Isobel Campbell's Gentle Waves are another bunch of sun worshippers on 'Falling From Grace' (Jeepster ****), a sweet if Sinister Julie Cruise moment. One imagines Ms Campbell spending her non Belle And Sebastian time howling at the moon and dodging silver bullets.
. . . And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead promises eVil but only delivers 'Mistakes And Regrets' (Domino *t), a slice of generic American alt-rock pie better served up by Sonic Youth. Nil pomts in the apple-bobbing contest, boys. Label mates Clinic prove you don't need crunchy gUitars to create menace and if Beck recorded the
badlands of the US but rather closer to home. And it feels pretty Jarring at first listen, as Farma G checks New Town, the Waverly steps and Arthur's Seat. But the quality of these tracks doesn't take long to assert itself. Set over a bed of deceptively simple languid beats, cuts like the sarcastic '4 All the Real Heads?' or Mr Jinx's angsty 'Throughout the Years' have nothing of the parochial about them. UK hip hop has often had a tough time of it this is an exhilarating response.
(James Smart)
Roni Size
In The Mode (Talkin' Loud) r-'r iv r'r Just because Roni Size and Co have resisted the temptation to diversify their music in the name of 'progressicm' doesn't mean they haven't moved on. No one expects the next Coldplay album to sound like Public Enemy or Steps in the name of progress. There is no need for Size to diversify anyway as In The Mode is the perfect balance between
Clinic get menacing in masks
soundtrack to The Shining it might well sound like 'The Second Line' (Domino ****).
Coldplay deserve no treats but try and trick us with a nice piano hook before turning in the worst vocal performance this side of Embrace. 'Trouble' (Parlophone it) bangs on about being 'tangled up in a spider's web' but c'monl Radiohead must be laughing like gargoyles. A tempting link into the Spice Girls' 'Holler' (Virgin it), a fantasy romp in which the Spices offer to 'treat us right all through the night'. Whatever. It can't hold a pumpkin head lantern to the All Saint's single.
Hugebaby feed us schlock metal with 'Dogmeat' (Infernal **) like Cradle Of Filth without the goat sacrifices or the blasphemy. And where's the fun in that? Turn Brakes 'Fight Or Flight' EP (Source ***) at least raises the ghost of Tim Buckley.
Is Chaka Khan massively overrated in the soul canon or what? Still she is helping out those godfathers of the daisy age De La Soul and 'All Good' (Tommy Boy ***) boasts a 'love is a pizza' metaphor that is Dean Martinesque in stupidity. Better is Only Child's 'I've Got A Right' (Grand Central ****) with guest rapper Kriminal issuing Old Skool threats to fellow MCs about spreading their bodily parts over five states or storing them in the freezer a la Jeffrey Dahmer. Now that's what I call evil. (Rodger Evans)
live instrumentation and weighty slamming electronics.
Reflecting the close relationship between drum & bass and hip hop, Size employs the voices of Method Man, Rahzel and Zack de la Rocha to startling effect, Without overshadowmg the lyrical contributions of Reprazent's vocal contingent, Onnalee and MC Dynamite. There are some deViations from the D & B blueprint but Repiazent push their own music rather than trying to incorporate others to make progress. The rubber band bass and tumbling percussives never fail to make an impression and they prove there's life in the genre past the dancefloor. (Mark Robertson)
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Those IVitsky boys are always haVing a musutal good time. Brother Conrad
record reviews MUSIC
is the bottom line in Shooglenifty, and here brother Greg (Salsa Celtica etc) swings a sax line over brother
Ben's (Peatbog Faeries, Eliza Carthy
Band) rhythm guitar track. Star of this Edinburgh lO-piece musical party is, however, gUitarist and singer Tom Salter — a missionary of the chiming African guitar, whose travels and travails have taken him to the heart of West Africa and an enduring relationship with the roots of the blues in the person of Ali Farka Toure
— who remains a friend and regularly asks Salter on stage as a guest, as at
last year's Dublin International Blues Fest. Add a sunny trumpet and grooving bass from Makossa and the Critterhill Varmints, the drums and percussion from Mystery Juice and Macumba, season with a girlie chorus of vast experience — musically, that is — and you've got the steamiest dance band north of the rainforests.
g (Norman C halmers)
Branford Marsalis Trio
3 Contemporary Jazz (Columbia)
Wynton may grab most of the
headlines, but big brother Branford has made some of the most compelling iazz albums of the past
. decade, and this latest quartet outing 5 is no exception. The saxophonist
' sticks to tenor throughout the set,
which features four of his own tunes, ; one each from bassist Eric Revis and drummer Tain Watts, and an off-the- ; wall blow on Irving Berlin's 'Cheek To Cheek', plus an uncredited final
track. Pianist Joey Calderazzo completes a band which is as tight and exciting as any on the current scene. They explore a wide-ranging territory, from Marsalis' elegiac ballad 'Requiem', through to Watt's
funky/gospel stew on
'Countronious', and on into the outer reaches in the giddy 'ElySium'.
(Kenny Mathieson)
CONTEMPORARY James MacMillan
' Epiclesis/Ninian (BIS) * a: if i
If James MacMillan's percussion concerto Veni, Veni' Emmanua/ has so far been the runaway success among his works in concerto form, this excellent disc reminds us that he has written with equal success for both trumpet and clarinet. The sol0ists are the players who gave the respective first performances, trumpeter Virtuoso John Wallace in the case of Epi'c/esis, and John Cushing, the principal clarinet in the RSNO, in Ni'ni'an. The orchestral writing and demanding solo parts are all prime MacMillan, and both pieces are superbly played by the RSNO under Alexander Lazarev, a conductor well sUited to the task of coaxmg out the full emotional intensity of the music. (Kenny Mathieson)
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A floor basket of white blossoms marked the improvised chancel arranged at one end o! the living room and clusters ol jonquils and lerns were in silver baskets and low bawls \hfoughout the .Ihrce rooms of the lower "floor ooeri for the ceremony. /l The bride wore an impelled suit of navy Fancha crei>e weave-fash Bits of News Mostly Personal Joe Isaacs, Herman and Adolph Meyers attended to business Litlle Rock yesterday. Miss Florence Arlan had as her guests Sunday L. Krlm of St. of Clarksvllle, Tenn.. will go to] Memphis tonight Jor Ethel Barrymore's play at the Ellis auditorium. B. A. Lynch, acting president ot the Arkansas Bankers assoeinlion, has returned from Kansas City, whevc he attended a meeting of the Mid-Western Bank .Management conference held under lh2 auspices of. the bank management commission of the American Hankers Association. He was accompanied to Columbia, Mo., by Mrs. Lynch, who-visited their son, B?rt, a student at the university. 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Tlie gown has a low peplum to Prenet roses. Before the ceremony Mrs. Hal Holt Pcti of Memphis, who has rendered the music for other weddings in the family, played "Ah, | First Chilsthn cluirch, was elcetsd Sweet Mystery of Lite." To the strains of Lohengrin's wedding Its skirt, Just over Ihe hips and across the back and- all up and down one shoulder there nestles as sweet a spray-'ot gleaihlng \vhlte flowers as you could wish. The. ultra-femininity of this gown and coat Is heightened by the Week balUbttnd! hat that sits up off.one ear and down over the oilier, in the approved 1931 spring manner, with some of the same sweet, flowers gleaming against trie hair'on the side where the brim tilts up.' A purse-to go'with this suit.has the same flowers on Us flap, and the rest of it matches the gown, as do the sleek orepe'rie chine pumps. Byron Morse were in Memphis yesterday. They were | accompanied home by Mrs. Hal Holt Peel, of that city, who came up for the Uell-Mflhan wedding. 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W. nilli.•=:. | assccialious, was the principal James Lafhn, son of Mr. and Mrs.' speaker at Ihe meeting of the Gos. W. B. Tanner, Josinh Fort, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joslah O. Fort ol Clarksville, Tenn.. and Ross Dillon Hughes, son of Mr. and -Mrs. Ross I). Hughes. The girls wore frocks in pastel shades wilh matching ribbons on their hair. Mrs. Peel wore a frock of mulical blue flat crepe with a matching hnl and her corsage was of pink lowbuds and ireesia. Tee Rev. Marsh M. Cnllaway. pastor of the First. Presbyterian church, said the ring ceremony as "Traumcrei" was softly played. The bride was given m marri ncll P. T. A. yesterday afternoon. Plans wcio. made for a meeting Friday night when Miss Willie A. Lawson. county superintendent, will be Ihe guest of honor. B. G. Lwifer.t was appointed chairman of the program committee. Mrs. Cleve Wndlcy of the membership committee and Miss Mary Hallmark lor the publicity. refreshments wqre served. . Circle'3 met.wlth'Mrsl Sam Hall \yilh six present. Mrs. R. A. Mahan led the mission lesson and sentence prayers were ofl'cred in closing for Ihe evangelistic meeting to begin Sunday. An appetizing plate -lunch was served. Mrs. Marlon Williams was hostess to circle 5. Besides Iho seven members Mrs. Neill Reed was a guest. Mrs. Williams led the devotional and mission study. In tlie social hour cake and coffee wns served. Complimented Cardwell Junior Play Scores Great Success CARDWELL, Mo. — The Junior Class of Cnrdwcll High School presented Ihelr p!ay. "The Wi!d Oats: Boy" at the Mary Dale Theater- proper discarding had be::i made'.' . j by liasl and West. Naturally I ;f ! am assuming that East and V/rstV'" a iv making their discards wlli'.oijjr src-lnj Smith's hand, as this is riot a double dummy problem. On the las', three leads ol j Irump West had three discards. The correct discards would appear (o be the tiirer.-nlns-eight ol hearts because ii South held three hearts to the kinir (rcmem- . her West is db-cavdmj without i any krov.lcdse ai >So'j'.!i'.s hold- !nc> and the sinjlc'.on ace of i spades, a spade discard by West I would have been fr.tai, as Soulh's I play would then have b~e:i lo i cash his are of trades, thus drav- i ins West 1 -; only lemaimiij spade. | and then p;n West in the lead . | with ;i iieart. tompeUI:vj him lu : rcr.irii a lunrl up :o South's still , dice-guarded fcinj. WEST S-7-6 I H-.VJ. 10 Nons' C—fio.ne S—5 li-4 D—iic.is C-J-1C-9 CAST f— :;-u I— [lent t— i',-7 - f SOUTH «—K-7 C—S "' Of course, in (!,:.-, i-'.m;^ Wesl can plainly 53% tha- Sci:''n has o:ily the kins-seven" of !i::u-;-> and can accordingly cUicard lo me-;: the occasion; in o'.!ir-r words, discard a spade. ' '"' I East is compelled ;o make seven discards. 'these arc the ten, nine, eight of F.r.?.c;::;. (he six. four, three of clubs and Ihe Unlil u few days ago Loretla Sayer.i was a soe-ioly debutante of the J.archmont, N. Y.. colony—a Junior Leaguer and membsr ol several sv.-anky clubs. But now she's packing lor Hollywood, flrsl of the "new faces" to be put under contract by Columbia scouts who were ordered lo search lor pretty girls who could tarry society roles in an authentic manner. Miss Saycrs had had neither stage nor movie experience, but when she showed up for screen and voice tests they asked her to sign on the dotted line. AUTlCLi: NO. 1IH BY EUWAKU C. WOLFE today after nllendlng the wedding of his sister, Miss Margaret Muhan, to Mr, James Htekuum Bell. Miss Virginia Nolen has recovered from'several days illness. •• • Miss Margaret Merrltl Is able' to be out .after a week's illness from influenza. J. L. Guard is ill from influenza. Mesdames Charles Martin, C. W. Affllck and J. A. Leech are in Memphis today. Harvvcy Linn Jlorris. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morris, is ill iro:n scarlet fever. Mrs. J. J. Field, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Tom W. Jackson, motored ' to Paragould Monday for a brief visit with relatives. 1 Miss Evelyn Blythc is ill from Mrs. R. N. Ware jr.. was hostess guests for a dinner bridge Saturday evening compll- oUafcc 1'nvycr eetings Manned Plans for the cottage prayer meetings tills week were made al la mcellng of the Woman's ausll- by her father, Mr. Thomas James! iary of ihc First Presbyterian Mahan, and Mr. Harry Klrby was I church yeslerday afternoon at Ihc the bridegroom's test man. ! home of Mrs. Marsh M. Callawuy. Immediately al.sr the wesrtin-; i It was also the regular Biu!c study service Mr. and Mrs. Brit !e(t for ' day. a motor trip to Nashville and Chat- I The mcelir.ss arc being held Hits tanooga, Tenn. nfCrr.oon. (he Wednesday night Mrs. Bell, who uas Ir.e recipient i prayer meeting will be given in- ot a number of delightful affairs! stead cf the afternoon cottage following tlie announcement of her i mrclings will be held In homes approaching marriage two weeks ! Thursday and Friday afternoon ago, is the youngest daughter of i [orc tl10 evangelistic meeting be- Mr. and Mrs. Mahan. Alter her I S ins Sunday. graduation from the city hieh ; Mrs - Callawny was leader of the school she attended-Lindenwood i st " rt - v tnkcn fro '" llu ' llinth ' lculh college, SI. Charies, Mo., and North- amt mh chn l v ' crs ° ( Romans. western Universily. al Chicago I " where she received a B. S. degree, i Jn vacations and since her return i to 1G P"ly minting her houscgucsU. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ware, of Jackson, Tenn. The place cards announced Ihe Easier holiday and for.Ihc .centerpiece of the small tables there were small clusters of jonquils. An appetizing menu was served in three courses. In the bridge games which followed Mrs. OUo Kochlitzky won tlio ladles' prize, a walnut magazine rack and hgh among the men went to Lee Ware who received a double deck of cards Mrs. Lee Ware who received a' double deck of cards. .Mrs.'Lee Ware was also presented a walnut niagaznc rack. Has Club. Miss Selma McKlnnon was hostess lo the new Night Bridge club last evening when she. cnlerlamcd 12 at her home in the Fisher apartments. In the card games Miss Maurice Gravelle won the prize, lingerie. An Easier nolc was seen in the delicious refreshments served. influenza at the home of her parr cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Greene, '{j-giuer) Jess Riciiey. Friday evening. It was well-presented and highly enjoyed by the j large number of people present, Th.o play lold, in lliree laughable. acts, of the trials and tribulations i of young man who must go to bed at eight cacti evening and then marry a certain young lady in order to inherit a good sized fortune. The cast was:i Aunt' Anne (Housekeeper in Uncle Georges home) Onie Lee Hicklin: Pnie. (the cousin from the country) Ruby Stircs: Mosc (colored servant, of Uncle Ocorge) Raymond Davis; Jake Peters (the cousin from New York) Armand Shrum; Delia (the maid) Helen Stires; Sclh .the uncle from Maine) Earl Flecman; Eddie (The Wild Oats Boy--cauf2 ol it all) John O. Cunningham; Judy (Uncle George's ridvpicd daughter) Opal While; Eva Martin (Jufiy's friend—more or less) Wilson Sellers; Trout (Brne's son, -with "Idces") Weidon McComb. Jat Oil- den (Judy's friend—always) Gladys rediculous") Lrsier Slcvart; Chuck North; Dan Murphy (cook—"ain't it Ben ton (cousin— also ex-prize l Member of the National Cham- j West's bid of one heart is assuredly seuntl and E-.ist should then Elicnv his second suit by bid- piunsliip Auction Team | ntivj one spade. South continues This is the. last of a series ofjon wilh his diamonds and Wesl, prearranged hands played byiv.ilii six hearls and 80 honors, is the king-niircn ol spades and the kins-seven of clubs, it i; a^7 parent to South therefore- Ilia 1 ., if he now i'jadi liiu ace of spades Ilia', il will be his lr:si trick and . he will be unable lo make- more than his contract of three diamonds, It is also obvious to South thai his ace of spades cannot ba ! lost because there p.rc but four I hearts out agairst him. II he ca;i j induce West into doing icr him., that Vrhich he has tried to do but found impossible, that i-,, apply the squeeze to his partner. the:i he can make Sour diamonds. Sou!:-, therefor; leais the kins of heasls so that Iher; wo'.ild to no queiticn in Wes;'s m'.r.d r.s in Ihe solidity cf West's au ; t. NC\V the o.ucstion arises — v;culd ycu you were West (be honest with CU-vclai'd bridge experts to test justified in rebidding his hearts. • yciirself) refuse to Lal-:r their skill in the- play of cull hands. -Mr. and Mrs. Roland Green arc in Osccola. this afternoon. Miss Sallie M. Crowe and Mrs. E. C. Patton returned Monday afternoon from a visit in Newport. Mrs C. H. Rich, of Moscow, Tenn.. is the housegucsl of her daughter. Mrs. Hunter C. Sims, and her sister. Mrs. R. N. Ware jr. Miss Frances Fcndler relumed to her home at, Manila Thursday after spending the past three months in Indianapolis, Ind., as the guest of Mrs. Jack Newbauer. Miss Marie Moon has returned from Cbnway where she spent the week-end with Miss Gladys Stcv- cnsoiu While there she attended the annual Harlan banquet, of Ihe Specialties between acts were single talking act by Rcy Ruper Clark, of the alumni: a novells fiance by Opal Rutherford and Ruby Patterson: musical number: by the Pn;ett Bros. WEST S—7-6 H-A-Q-J/ - 10-9-0 Dr-10-!f- 8-7 . H—4-3-2 D—6-5 C-M.C-9-8 SOUTH S-.'<-l H-X-7 0-A-K-Q-J-V3-2 C—A-S EAST— DEAtEK S—K-010-3- 8 H—6-5 ' D—fVone c—x-a- 7-64-3 The bid'liii? ofl'cT.: ro!::c very interi?t!!':g arsuir.cnls.. East, the dealer, havir.s n U'.o-suit hand and dilft- While them mav be some ciues- i with your ace cf hearls lion about, East new bidding three • 5' 0 " r 'wo rrmr.ining yc«i hearts- clubs, h;s freak distribution com-i wn cr>- you know Boulh( the de- • bined with Ihe fact lhal West has! clarer, has no more trump? been able to bid and rebid would j East is squeezed o.i Wr-sl'G se:m to warrant such bid. How-1 third lead of hearls by his p-.-'^ ever. Eo'.ilh's three diamond de-i ::er. If he discards the c'.uii •£ ] }^' claratiou Ehmild probably end the | South \vill be able to make his auction, because West''- with lour five of ch'.bs, and if East discards diamonds seems well. ncuK-d; j the spade then South'willftoe-able-; iliou;h no ore could criticise I to i^in's-e two spatie tricks. All it' West bidding (hrep hearts. In any is necessary for South to do is to event, South would bid another: merely follow East's discards, diamond. | 'this hand demonstrates tho Wsst's opcnmg lead is the two; thrill iliat cemes lo tlie expen of clubs. So;ith •..iiinins wilh Ihe'bridge player ai>o,:t once in :i ace. South sec:, that it is impos-; hftthr.o, namely, inveigling your slblc lo make :Mve- than his con-; adversary inlo doing for ;.uu wliao tract of three (iisincr.ds since his! you have tried lo do 2Txl found trick?, i auctio". is trtir ihf.t many cx- . justified] partner has a irickless hand an:l . to be impossible: that is. apply th: ' Courier News Want Aris Pay. quick in op:;:ui^ the Whili- ccHcn! playcri; would o;v^n v.-it:i one spadn because k is the higher valued suit, it is crnial'y true thai a.s niLiiiy experts vvlien holding ^ lwo-s:ii: hai:d. either of which Ls a biddible suit, would indic.i'.e (lifir lor.i; suit firsi: consequent.! At the coi'.ciusJon o£ Ihc eighth ti-.o cl'ib suit, bcin; one ol siv[i:ick, thai is. after Soulii had j cards, wnulrt Kce:ve their first! taken the firs: trick with his ace i (Jure Colds, Headaches 1'cvc; consu'.iraliou. ', of clubs an'cl played out his seven' - - - - ' ' South is entirely too strong to j good trumps, the remaining cards bid ir.orc than one- diamond.' would be placed as follows, ii the he himself has lour losing tricks, i E 1 u -"e to hh partner and thus tin jack of spade;, ihc- kiu^-ievcn ' " !a!ic "" iu l<icd trick. of hearts and the five of club=. ; iCcpyright. 1931, NBA Service, Inc.) However, SouTn should - at least! — " ------ • try for the aciclcci trick. He should ! Courier Sews Waul Ads Pay. Ihtrefcre see uhm v.oulcl happen — -- ---- . by playing ot;: : even round.; ~ ~ '.rumps. LIQUID OR TABLETS"" 666 Cures Iteby's Cold A marriage license was issued from college she has been a parm- | yesterday lo Miss Henry Etta H;ir- iar member of the younger soclctv > { ' ln and Mr. W. E. Wallace* both set. She is a member uf Ihe Ciil ! . ot I)c11 Omega sorority. j * The bridegroom is a member of '. >>'elstm-Hlockcr. the firm. Kirby-Bell Drug company I i!s - Ju<ja Blocker. of Bloomficld ' Out of town guests st the wed- dh:g were: Mrs. Hal Holt Peel, ol Memphis. Thomas Mah.in. who at- i tends Vandercllt Univcrsitv si ' KashvUle. Tenn.. Mrs Jcsia'i r, I Sanders-Smith. Mo., and Mr. Dave Nelson, of Ar morel, were married here ycsUjrciaj by Justice F. D. Walker. Fort and son. of Clarksviile. Tenn and Mr.=. Earl Koontz, of Springfield. Mo. • Her Piles Healed After 20 Years' Mrs. U. R. Mast. 817 South 7lh i St.. Goshcn. Tnd- who was entirely ' healed ol Piles and other Rcclal Trouble niter sutlcring id years. j urce.s all sufferers to \mtc The Her.drlx-Henderson college as the. Thornton & Minor Clinic. Suite guest of Billy Coo!cy, ol this city. I 719. 926 McOee SI.. Kansas City. W. B. Tanner fa attending to' business- in points of Louisiana. Mrs. Fannie Wald and Miss Virginia Morris have returned to Rip- Icy. Tenn., after visiting Mrs. Mary Lee Jones and daughter. Miss Minnie Lee Jones, for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Ross D. Hughes, j ncwed health, accompanied by Mrs, Josiah G. Fortj obligation. Mo., for a neu" free copyrighted book which tells all about hemorrhoids ipilrs), fistula and other forms of rectal diseases and which fully explains a i-afe, Mire. mild[ treatment that has restored more than 'IO.CCO afflicted iwople to ve- There is no co:iC or —Adv. The Marriage of Miss Leys Smilh of Augusta. Ark., and Mr. Robert Sanders, ol Hayli. Mo., took place there yesterday with Justice E. D. j Walker performing the ceremony. Slate. Officer Hcrf. Mrs. Amlc Stutlle of Pocha- honlas, worthy grand matron of (lie Order ot tho Eastern Star, was the guest of honor at, a s|>ccial meeting Monday afternoon. She was accompanied to Osccola last evening lor anolhcr meeting by these members of the local group: Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Blo- meycr. Mrs. W. A. Slicktnon. Mrs. S. P. Martin, Mrs. H. M. Artkiu- son. 'Mrs. J. H. Jones. Mrs. L. E. Davis. Miss Cora, Lee Colemnn. Mrs. L. if. Burnelte, Mrs. Robert Copeland. Mrs. J. T. Alford and Mrs. J. H. Wilson. Have Sludy Tlie woman's missionary foctelvi * " of th? First Mcthcdlst church hati' Havc S«l.il Meetings. the study at Ihe church Monday! Circles of Ihc First Baptist chuich afternoon with Mrs. Ira Gray lead- 'held social meetings Monday alter- cr of the book "The Turn Toward I noon. Peace" Mrs. A. C. Haley offered 1 The first group met al t'.-.e church p ™y r - (with six members present. Mrs. C. The collage prayor mcclhw.- v.-creiE- Wilson conducted the devotional announced for the remainder ot 1 in which she and Mrs. J. W. Bishop the v.-eek. prior to the. cooperative ' oilcred prayers. Miss Cordelia Wil' . . rcvnr.l t o .b3 held for two weeks by'hile led Ihe mission study. prole-slant churches of Ihe cily. Mrs. R. L. Recdcr and Mrs. A. W. i Stephens ruicrlatnrd circle 2 al th iKccder home when nine members Officer* Lleclrd Mrs. George W. Barham. for a;attended. 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So I know a lot of you have gone back to school/sixth form/college already but I don't start college until Tuesday (and I would be lying if I said I am looking forward to it. I hate change!) So I have been getting my bag ready so I am not in a rush Monday or Tuesday morning which gave me the idea of showing you guys what I'm taking in my makeup bag.
17 Shine Control Pressed Powder
The name and packaging have changed for this product however I've had this for a while, I haven't really used it a lot as I've been using my MUA powders and Rimmel Stay Matte powder. I could quite easily go all day without using powder therefore I don't really care about powders as much as other products. I am going to be taking this to control my oils as I can tell it is going to get hot and stuffy in class rooms ugh! It is compact and comes with a sponge and a mirror for on the go touch ups so this is perfect.
Collection Lasting Perfection Concealer
This is my all time favourite concealer. The only thing that annoys me is how the writing on the packaging comes off but I am over that now haha! This is quick and easy to cover a blemish however this normally lasts all day on me but if I have a major blemish this will blend and cover quickly.
Maybelline Baby Lips
I cannot go a day without carrying a lip balm! I love this because I can quickly run it over my lips when they are feeling dry. I prefer Vaseline as it lasts longer but baby lips are better for taking out with you as you don't have to stick your fingers into a balm.
Elf Luscious Lipstick
This is my new favourite lip product. It is easy to apply and I don't have to use a mirror! This will be for when I am going out after college to add some colour to my lips. As it is autumn now this is a perfect fall colour. I also find that it is moisturising and lasts for ages!
Rimmel London Professional Eyebrow Pencil
I love this pencil for on the go touch ups and to tame my brows to keep them into place. This is also good for filling in quickly.
I am only taking 5 products to college as that is how much I need. I rarely touch up my makeup throughout the day but these are just essentials in case I need them. Whats in your makeup bag for college/school?
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Even though we have officially entered spring according to the calendar AND we had a mild winter, our Alaskan home still has snow around the yard. Life on the side of a mountain has its downsides and the lack of sunshine for several months each winter mean we have a colder spot for growing compared to friends who live 'in town' where there is no mountain shadowing their yard. So, not only do we need to learn about cold climate gardening, our personal growing season is cut shorter from this 'mountain shadow effect.' Let's just say that the few years here have had poor results in our garden. But, we are educating ourselves on techniques in the hope of growing more produce at home.
I found the following resources to help those of us needing a cold climate gardening approach. Hopefully it will not only help ME, but also help any other reader in the same situation. (Note ~ These are Amazon affiliate links which may provide our family with a small commission. Thank you in advance for anyone who elects to purchase something through our links.)
General Cold Climate Gardening Books
Cold-Climate Gardening: How to Extend Your Growing Season by at Least 30 Days was written by a long time Vermont gardener, so he knows how winter can run long and make it a challenge for growing certain plants. I remember borrowing this book years ago and need to revisit it again.
Organic Gardening in Cold Climates caught my eye as I want to have the healthiest produce possible and that includes finding alternative ways to keep pests at bay.
The Winter Harvest Handbook: Year Round Vegetable Production Using Deep Organic Techniques and Unheated Greenhouses has a Maine gardener drawing from his experience and sharing with the reader on how to produce vegetables year round. While I am not sure if I can do year round gardening like this, I am really intrigued as the idea of fresh produce beyond the summer is quite appealing.
Growing Food in a Short Season: Sustainable, Organic Cold-Climate Gardening has the focus on making the most of your short growing season.
Taylor's Weekend Gardening Guide to Cold Climate Gardening: How to Select and Grow the Best Vegetables and Ornamental Plants for the North is another with both types of gardening (flowers and vegetables) along with the added benefit of being written for busy people.
Cold Climate Gardening Books Specifically Written for Alaska
The Alaska Gardener's Handbook is not new as it was written in 1994. There are mixed reviews as some people found it lacking when it came to growing vegetables compared to flowers. But, it is still a go to book for many up here.
Alaska Gardening Guide is a little newer (written in 2000) and has a focus on vegetables. While the writer has a focus on growing in Alaska, the techniques can be applied to any northern garden.
There's a Moose in My Garden: Designing Gardens in Alaska and the Far North goes beyond what to grow and talks about the more unique 'pests' Alaskan gardeners can find. We have a 6 foot tall fence around our backyard, but I know that a moose or bear could come over it in a heart beat if they wanted.
Cold Climate Gardening Books Which Talk About Using Structures
Building & Using Cold Frames: Garden Way Publishing Bulletin A-39 is available for Kindle or in print. If you want to extend the life of your gardening season with a cold frame, this booklet will help you build one.
How to Build Your Own Greenhouse: Designs and Plans to Meet Your Growing Needs is for the DIYer who wants to construct their own. However, it could also be a good starting point to see what you need. We have a 'cheap' structure that does a good job heating things up in the summer. But, for year round growing we'd most likely need one designed for the arctic.
Black & Decker The Complete Guide to Greenhouses & Garden Projects: Greenhouses, Cold Frames, Compost Bins, Trellises, Planting Beds, Potting Benches & More has a variety of projects for ANY gardener to use. I find there's such satisfaction in making your own devices when able.
The Greenhouse Gardener's Manual is on my list as we have struggled to find the right 'balance' when using our structure. The last thing I want it to end up killing my plants because it got too hot.
While I don't expect to have monster sized veggies like my neighbors in the Mat-Su Valley, I do hope to enjoy the fruits of our labor this year and for years to come. However, I'll admit that it would be really cool to have produce worthy of the Alaska State Fair!
Do you have a garden (either flower or vegetable)?
What challenges do you have for gardening?
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Crownview Co-Occurring Institute – Our Program
Crownview Co-Occurring Institute develops comprehensive treatment plans tailored to the specific needs of each client. Specializing in complex psychiatric conditions, our clients have the opportunity to both learn and practice the relationship and life skills needed to take charge of their lives and reach the highest possible level of independence.
24-Hour Structured Housing
Crownview Co-Occurring Institute is at the forefront of both providing and managing living environments where the client feels secure, supported and understood – and where the critical balance between structure and personal freedom is constantly being evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Our housing is 24-hour supervised and provides a complete daily schedule for each client (see list below).
Transportation is provided to and from therapy sessions, self-help meetings, and other CCI activities.
Our full schedule of in-house and off-site tasks, sessions and activities includes:
- Scheduled Medications
- 12-Step SMART, NAMI, NA, AA, CODA, Refugee Recovery or other Community Support Sessions
- Meals
- Meal Planning, Grocery Shopping, Meal Preparation, Daily chores
- House Meetings
- 12-Step Book Studies
- Free Time
- Occupational and Educational Development Sessions provided by our case management team
- Gym or Physical Activity
- Recreational Activities
NOTE: Our housing facilities are not "lock-down" facilities, though we have comprehensive housing policies and rules. We are considered a "step-down" from a higher level of care, such as that provided in hospitals and residential care facilities. We have housing for clients that have need while attending our program. Even though our housing does not have twenty-four hour supervision, we do have support staff and case management. We provide a carefully structured support network where clients are taught independent living, including cooking and cleaning. If a client displays uncooperative or disruptive behavior, or shows signs of being a risk to himself or others, proportional measures will be taken.
Intensive Personalized Psychotherapy
CCI's individualized treatment approach creates highly customized action plans. We design wrap-around therapy strategies with a team approach.
Our program contains a wealth of diverse licensed professionals in addition to a fully integrated psychiatric team. This means that our psychiatrists are not independent contractors, but rather, full time employees that are available on call at any hour. Our support staff play an important role by acting as the eyes and ears of our treatment team.
Utilizing an experiential or "hands-on" approach, our case managers engage with the client and begin forging a relationship of trust.
At CCI we hold to the belief that life skills, in conjunction with proper medication, sustain mental health. Medications are used as needed to stabilize the client and lay a foundation of receptivity to other, more sustainable therapies.
The goal, evaluated with daily monitoring, is to reduce or even eliminate medications when they are no longer deemed necessary for the client's well-being.
Psychiatry – Each client is assessed by a Crownview psychiatrist and is seen regularly for follow-up appointments throughout the course of treatment.
Individual Therapy
Our full range of psychiatric and pharmacological services include the following and more:
- Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectic Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
- Stellate Ganglion Block for Trauma
- Pharmaceutical Therapies
- Milieu Therapies
- Solution-Focused Therapies
- TMS (Trans-cranial magnetic stimulation)
- Biofeedback
- Experiential Therapies
- EMDR (Eye Movement and Desensitization Reprocessing)
- Nutrition Training and Coaching
- Yoga, Exercise and Gym Memberships
- Mindfulness and Meditation
- Acupuncture (by request)
- Equine (Horseback) Therapy
- Counselling the Family
Group Therapy
Therapy for the Family
We host regular Family Weekends with therapist run workshops to give time for re-integrating clients with their families in a controlled setting and providing opportunity for celebration of the client's progress.
- Teaching Effective Communication Skills
- Establishing Healthy Relationship Boundaries
- Unlearning Dysfunctional Habits
- Breaking the Cycle of Co-Dependency and Enabling
- Creating new Patterns of Self-Reliance and Trust
- Training to Live Independently or Cooperatively
- Family Support Group Weekends
NOTE: We constantly monitor the responses our clients have to the pharmacological regimen we develop for them, and are careful to adjust when necessary to best effect.
Life Skills Support Therapies
Some of the skills included are the following:
- Housekeeping Skills
- Structuring, Planning and Time Management
- Nutrition and Diet
- Meal Planning and Preparation
- Grocery Shopping
- Household Financial Planning
- Personal Medication Self-Management
- Personal Hygiene
- Healthy Sleep Schedule
Work Skills, Self-Discipline and Motivation
Placing Vocational and Educational Goals in Real World Experience
To be effective, there must be training on-site with actual job responsibilities or educational performance, with at least some of the uncertainties and stresses that may involve.
CCI programs nine hours per week of occupational development for each client. This helps the client overcome their fear of failing, being rejected and lays a solid foundation for re-integration into life.
CCI offer workshops and coaching in the following ways:
- Employment Workshops
- Exploring Education and Training Options
- Mock Interviews
- Preparing and Coaching for Job Interviews
- Motivational Interviewing
Case Management – Keeping the Big Picture
Our approach to client evaluation to define their assets (strengths) and liabilities (weaknesses) – where they may be doing well and where they require professional help.
Healthy and Health-Giving Recreation
They can become channels of self-discovery and renewal, and help generate a sense of purpose in the lives of those often lacking of healthy motivations.
- Hiking
- Rock Climbing
- Stand-Up Paddle Boarding, Jet Skiing and Kayaking
- Boxing Class
- Gym Training
- Yoga
- Swimming, Surfing and Beach Activities
- Equine (Horseback) Therapy
- Plus a range of other physical activities
NOTE: Client access to these activities is not automatic – there must first be a clear demonstration of reliability and stability.
Program Walk Through
Crownview Co-occurring Institute's program is based on a "4 phase" model to promote healthy changes as well as provide a structure to guide the individual clients plan toward success. The phase structure outlined below are general guidelines for each phase.
- Phase 1 – Acclimation: In phase 1 we create a highly-structured, compassionate, and safe environment to allow our clients to adjust to treatment.
- Phase 2 – Resocialization: At phase 2 we maintain structure as our clients begin to rediscover their social values, beliefs, and norms. As this process happens we begin to see clarity and retention. In phase 2 our clients begin to earn more responsibilities such as personal electronics and free time.
- Phase 3 – Developing life skills: Once a client reaches phase 3 they have shown the ability to begin developing or re-enforcing life skills to support independence. In phase 3 our team begins a heavy emphasis on life skills such revolving around vocational support, educational support, realistic budgeting, and healthy independent routines.
- Phase 4 – Independence: Phase 4 is where our clients begin to utilize the skills from the previous three phases to demonstrate independence with a major reduction to staff structure. We utilize this phase to observe our clients apply the combination of coping skills and life skills required to live a healthy independent life.
What makes our program outline unique is that with the above structure mixed with experienced understanding we can make each clients treatment differ from the next. This flexibility is due to the understanding that not every client falls short in the same skills as one another. With our phase system we have the ability to individualize each client's treatment plan in every aspect to provide the most personalized and productive care possible.


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by Melissa
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I am repainting my salt water pool that is concrete. I am wondering if it matters what color I decide to go with? If I choose a dark color paint will the salt water make the color fade faster? Also will the dark color show any imperfections easier?
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by Trish
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We have a 30 x 60 inground pool that we have drained and cleaned as it needs to be painted. We recently switched over to a salt water chlorinator system and need to find out the best type of paint for this pool.
One type we are looking at is a synthetic rubber based paint however we are told it's designed for fresh water pools only and is also be discontinued.
Do you have any suggestions as to what we should be looking for?
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I have an older gunnite pool. It has been painted twice over the years and needs painting again. the past owners left a couple of gallons of the paint they used. It is chlorinated rubber pool paint. We have sealed cracks, acid washed it with muriatic acid, and now are ready to paint. We have been told we now need to TSP it and rinse it before painting.
We have also been told that since the old paint was chlorinated rubber, that we can only use the same kind of paint that was used previously and cannot use acrylic paint.
We get different answers from every pool company.
Can you give us a straight answer? We would be very grateful!!! It's quite a job to do it yourself!!! :)
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by James Graves
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I was reading one of the entries concerning bubbles in the paint. In your reply you said that water based or latex paint should cure in 30 days. I wondered though about leaving your pool empty for 30 days. I seem to recall that an empty pool will likely crack in the weather when left empty for a prolonged period of time.
My pool is an in ground plaster pool. I'm planning on repainting my pool again next year. The reason for that is that I had some bubbling on the walls. I feel sure that I followed all the instructions though so far as washing with acid and TSP and then letting it dry before putting paint on. I think though this time I'll spray the pool instead of rolling it. One thing I thought that might have been the problem was that when I painted the pool three years ago I did it in the afternoon. While it wasn't the middle of summer it was April I beleive and it probably did get pretty warm. So I'll start the painting early in the morning and be finished early. Then I'll follow your suggestion of letting it cure for 30 days.
I would like to confirm though that is what you suggest for latex paint.
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Academy Administration Support (General and Exams) - Invigilator, Bristol
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Start date: As soon as possible
Contract type: Full Time
Contract term: Permanent
Academy Administration Support (general and exams) - Invigilator
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Salary: Starting Salary SCP 5 £18,795
Actual Salary £16772
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Full Time 37 hours per week, Term Time plus 2 weeks
We are seeking to appoint a well organised, hard working and enthusiastic individual join our administration department supporting with general admin and exams, this is an unusual role as it also incorporates exam invigilation during certain periods of the academic year. The successful applicant will be able to work in a busy environment, be self-motivated and be able to prioritise.
Oasis Academy John Williams is a very special place to learn and work. Our last Ofsted visit was in September 2017, where we retained a judgement of being a 'Good' school with 'Outstanding' Leadership and Management, and we believe that we have moved yet closer to our aim to become the exceptional school our community deserves. We value strong relationships with our parents and carers, and know that through working closely together it is ultimately our young people who benefit.
We like to keep things straightforward at Oasis Academy John Williams, and as such our priorities are simple. For our young people we want 100%, everyone, to achieve their personal best, whilst wrapped in 360° of care, support and challenge and in doing so, to develop the conditions to thrive in learning and life.
People matter. For our staff we place a high value on personal development and professional learning. We invest heavily in supporting the growth of our team believing that if our young people are surrounded by caring, committed and talented staff that they will be best placed to achieve remarkable success! Being part of a Multi Academy Trust, which has 3 secondary schools in Bristol, and a further 15 nationally, offers many opportunities for collaboration and professional learning; we are a family and work closely together to ensure that we deliver exceptional education at the heart of our local communities.
Closing date: 9.00am 31 October 2019
Interviews: Tuesday 5 November 2019
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I am at the start of another glorious morning in Wales. We have an overcast sky that is threatening rain, the fire alarm test is currently going, and I have no tea here that I can drink. But I have just eat fresh pineapple for breakfast – YUM. This is the life…………
I have been knitting and plurking, but I have also been shopping. First up we will deal with the books. There are two, one new, one from a charity shop.
The second book is called How to Sew. It is a basic guide on how to sew clothing mostly. The patters are simple, yet look effective. I can't wait to try some of the patterns out. I especially like this dress, and can't wait to have a go at making it.
The final purchase is my favourite all time ever. It is a bag, a fabulous satin beaded bag, with a box frame and gorgeous handle.
You can't really see the beading very well on this picture, but all the flowers are lined with beads of a matching colour. Also the clasp on the top of the bag is studded with diamontes. Inside the bag is lined with a golden coloured satin, with a small pouch for some change or a mobile phone.
So I will leave you leave now, while I gaze lovingly at my new bag…..


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Crime - Sacto 911
Lumber truck snarls traffic on I-5 near Woodland
A big rig overturned Friday afternoon near Woodland, sending its load of lumber onto Interstate 5 and snarling traffic, the California Highway Patrol reported.
The incident occurred about 1:30 p.m. on northbound I-5 between County Road 96 and 97, according to Officer Kevin Dwyer. Initially, the accident closed all the northbound lanes, but CHP had partially opened up the freeway as of 4 p.m.
Commuters were advised toavoid the traffic by exiting at Yolo Avenue and diverting up County Road 99 west, Dwyer said.
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Caltrans: Newsflash #120 - HWY 50 Slipout/
Roadway Slipout Impacts U.S. Highway 50
POLLOCK PINES — U.S. Highway 50 in El Dorado County has eastbound and westbound traffic lanes reduced to one lane in each direction after a roadway slipout near Bridal Veil Falls. In this Caltrans News Flash, see the extent of the damage to the highway and find out what immediate steps Caltrans is taking to tackle the issue.
U.S. 50 is currently open with the reduced number of lanes, however a long-term fix to the roadway is likely to take months due to the extensive damage. Motorists should check highway conditions before traveling by using QuickMap. Caltrans will also issue updates on Twitter and Facebook.


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Hello! Thanks for visiting me! I'm blogging…haha, Let's see how long I last! Well, I'm just going to pretend that this is kind of my journal, or maybe that I am talking to a bunch of friends… which I pretty much am. You may or may not know that I am a hopeless facebooker. Facebook has always been so overwhelming to me, so I've avoided it. I have made it a new years resolution of mine for the past four years to get better with using facebook, but alas, I think I'm allergic. :) So hopefully I'll have better luck with blogging!
I'd like to share in this blog the things that make life better for me; things or truths that I couldn't live without.
I believe that there are so many lies around us about what life is about, what brings happiness, who we are and who God is. I know that some of these lies have brought me so much anxiety and depression at times. I have come to see that truth really does make us free. I guess that's why I'm passionate to share things that have given me the freedom, happiness, peace and fulfillment that I always craved. So I'd like to share the story that I have come to see life through.
Why are the most simple truths somehow the most profound? Why do I get so shocked every time I realize, wow, God really is love? I'd have to say that this belief is the one most precious to me, and also the one most difficult to fully accept. There are so many ugly interpretations of God. I think a lot of us adopt many of these ugly beliefs without even realizing it… and they can be hard to shake! It also get's really confusing when God seems so distant when we need Him or when tragedy strikes… and yet, I have found that if I keep searching for answers, there is enough evidence to help me see that God is close and that He is Love. If I just look at a flower, or hear a bird singing I know…this world came from a beautiful mind; a mind that intended good for us and not pain.


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Interesting title, eh? Telling you to sweat. SWEAT!
So lately I've been noticing just how important it is to pay attention to the intangibles in life. What is an "intangible"? Simply defined, it is something that is unable to be actually touched, or physically interacted with. In other words, it is the stuff that you don't get a golden painted "1st place" trophy for.
I don't mean it in the most literal sense though, as far as this post goes, but rather the kinda of things you work on inside- the kinds of spiritual, mental, personal goals you set. They are what I want to delve into today.
In my case, whenever I usually have resolved to change something around the new year, I'd realized it was always this "spiritual" kind of stuff. This kind of stuff that only you and maybe one family member will notice a marked improvement on. Willpower, integrity, honesty, mental strength. The sort of stuff you hear when discussing morality, or sometimes religion.
A lot of people nowadays are turned off by the word religion; it has grown to become a lot less favorable than it was many years ago. And, in some aspects, I can see why. You know you've met that one "religious" fanatic, who is always in your face, never wants you to actually have fun, and is constantly on their high horse about their way of life. The reason I'm okay with talking trash about this sort of person right now is that this kind of person usually is fake. They say stuff, lots of stuff, preach the word, and yet don't actually follow their own advice. It's where you start thinking that maybe religion is just a shield to allow some people to become insufferable and avoid being criticized for their ways- a way for people to use the bible as a shield. A shield that reflects all that annoying bright light (you should be more honest!! *lies to parents immediately after lecturing you*) – yet their shield can be broken by a simple kick. A simple analyzation.
Here is where I differ on the whole "religion is toxic" debate- not all religious people are this way. Only the fake ones are. If you understand the root of religion, the reason it was spoken about in the first place, thousands of years ago, you may agree with me. What is the defining quote in christianity? Love thy neighbor. What do people of buddhism most want? Peace and serenity among all people. What do Muslims want? World peace- yes, they want peace- their religion doesn't encourage violence just because a group of dumbasses say it does. Man, I'm TRIGGERED!
Religion exists for good, for the good of the soul. It does. And for that, I support it. I believe in Christianity personally, but I don't mind if you believe in Mormonism. I'm just glad you're trying to follow a moral structure- especially when you do it on your own. Church is great (I have never been)- but at times, it forces you to do something. And no one likes to be forced. If you take up religious values on your own, good for you, because you're taking up moral structure. For no other reason than to either please others, please your God, or just be a good samaritan.
So enough on that. I'm not gonna preach anything. If you're a good person, yet atheist, I still think you're awesome.
Time for advice. Focus on intangible stuff. Always. Focus on values that will get you ahead- ways to treat others better.
Examples: If you're an angry person, as in you are quick to get a bad temperament, then work on tolerating stuff. If your dog took a dump on your carpet an hour ago, and you got home from work after just cleaning yesterday, don't flip out on the dog. Correct him/her, but try to maintain your cool. Another example. If you're like me, a pleasure-seeking person, learn to be more stoic. I must sound ultra pretentious right now. I'm trying really hard not to, haha. Stoic is the sake of having more willpower– saying no to that McDonalds at the intersection because you want to get rid of that muffin top ("say no today for a better tomorrow"). If you're the kind of person that takes out their frustration on a person when they're not around (essentially behind their back. I've done this plenty of times- everyone has at some point), then learn to hold your tongue. Learn to live with more integrity. That word, integrity, is one of the most important words to me. I define it, as many probably do, as doing things consistently, regardless of who's watching. It's easier to say a person sucks when they're not there to confront you, or to visually become upset. It's difficult, though, to refuse to speak your mind on a disliked person- you don't gain much from this. No one will pat you on the back for simply keeping it in your head. I'll use an example that was in the news. Donald Trump (this won't get political, don't worry) tried to show what integrity was, without doing it, when he mentioned he "was gonna bring something up about Hillary's husband Bill, but figured it would be too much". The reason this stuck with me is that he's giving the illusion that he had integrity here-that he held back and refused to speak ill. Yet he mentioned that he planned on it. This- this is not integrity. He was trying to give an image of caring and integrity, by "refusing" to try and get a leg up on his competition using trash talk- yet informed everyone anyway, that Bill had done some bad things. You may never get a high five for refusing to say something juicy to your friend- and that's how it should be.
Hopping off of that long tangent, let's refocus. I mean to say here, that doing the stuff that is intangible is very important and I felt I needed to say it. If you're only ever doing stuff because you'll receive a benefit, a reward, or something in return, then you're not being who you think you are. At the risk of sounding offensive and pretentious yet again, it's really easy to run that mile if there is a hot girl waiting at the end to lay you down. Oh man that was an extreme example. When would that even happen. "AH SWEET I just finished my 5k! COME TA PAPA!".
Alright I'm sorry. I didn't need to make a joke there. In all seriousness, if you can only do something good when you benefit, you aren't doing it right. And, it's really hard to handle situations the right way every time; it is impossible. How do you improve your chance of doing it right the next time, though? How do you raise your percentage of doing the right thing? You make an effort to practice virtues. You do the things you find yourself struggling in. You internalize your emotions, think about what you're bad at, and then start working on it. No, it's not for a job at Apple, no, it's not for a 50-grand 3 series BMW.
It's for you.
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A dish from South African food writer Phillippa Cheifitz's latest cookbook, The Supper Club.
EVERYDAY SUPER FOOD by Jamie Oliver (Penguin/Michael Joseph)
FROM VENICE TO ISTANBUL by Rick Stein (BBC Books)
NOPI by Yotam Ottolenghi and Ramael Scully (Ebury Press)
THE SUPPER CLUB by Phillippa Cheifitz (Struik)
Here we have some of the biggest knives in the culinary publishing kitchen, sharp chefs who regularly bring out new books to tempt our taste buds and lighten our wallets.
Some are more regular than others, of course. Jamie Oliver has 16 books to his name already.
I am not one of those purists who boycotts his books because of his irritating puppy-dog enthusiasm, his laddish language and his supposed lack of real cooking originality and skill.
I own several of his books and have used his recipes often – especially when looking for an easy family mid-week meal. But there is something disturbing about this new book, Everyday Super Food.
At first glance we might believe the title is just another in the long line of his adverb-laden recipe titles: amazing, incredible, delicious, etcetera. But no, the subtitle is: Recipes for a healthier happier you.
Nearing his 40th birthday, the always slightly chubby Oliver embarked on a journey "through the world of health and nutrition". He has returned much thinner and determined to convert us all to the benefits of balanced meals.
So the recipes for the admittedly enticing-looking meals in this book all come with a very technical table that states exactly how many grams of calories, fat, saturated fat, protein, carbs, sugar and fibre are involved.
Oliver claims that there are many "super-quick" dishes in the comprehensive breakfast section but the long names of the recipes and the crowded lists of ingredients don't back this up.
I can't imagine waking up on a Tuesday morning and, in between putting the rubbish out and shouting at my son in a vain attempt not to be late for the school run, producing a nice plate of "berry pocket eggy bread with pistachios, honey and cinnamon". And as for the "sexy stewed prunes, toast, banana, yoghurt and almonds" … maybe in my younger days. Hand me the box of Weet-Bix and a banana, please.
The lunch menus are "quick to rustle up", says Oliver, but I'm not sure when we are supposed to find time to make "tasty fish tacos, game-changing kiwi, lime and chilli salsa" or "amazing Mexican tomato soup, sweet potato chips, feta and tortilla".
We would all be fired for continual late arrival at work if we attempted that. Bung some of last night's left-over "spag bol" in a Tupperware for me, please.
This is not to say that these lunch menus don't look great. Perhaps they would seem less intimidating if they were included in the dinner section. It is just that everything is so correct and obsessively healthy.
Mackerel and mussels are "super-high in selenium and iodine. The latter helps our thyroid gland to function, in turn helping to control our metabolism". Chicken is "a great meat, leaner than most and high in essential B vitamins plus the mineral selenium which among other things puts lead in your pencil, fellas – woop, woop!"
Enough detail there to put one off those healthy meals, fella.
Rick Stein is a chap whose down-to-earth presenting style and enthusiasm for authentic cooking from locations all around the world make his television series so appealing.
His latest food adventure involved travelling from Venice to Istanbul to discover the flavours of the Eastern Mediterranean. The journey takes him through rugged landscapes, steeped in tradition, where the recipes, all made with the bountiful local ingredients, have been handed down from generation to generation.
So, above the instructions for each recipe, instead of Oliver's list of how healthy all the ingredients are, we get Stein's anecdotes about where he ate the dish.
Tavë kosi (Albanian baked lamb with rice) is the "national dish in Albania, but I only had it once, at a restaurant at the top of a mountain pass at Llogora". The recipe for slow-cooked pork knuckle and onions comes from the "Neraida restaurant just outside Neapolis [in Cyprus], which describes itself as the tavern at the edge of Europe".
Toni Lozica, "who works at the most expensive boutique hotel on island", called Lesic Dimitri Palace on Korcula, "famed as the possible birthplace of Marco Polo", provided the recipe for zelena menestra (Croatian green stew).
Barbecued sardines in vine leaves comes from "Canakkale on the Hellespont, the nearest city to ancient Troy and just across the water from Gallipoli". The man who provided the recipe for Mesut's blue fish stew with chilli cornbread is "a very pleasant fisherman who works the Bosphorus in his small diesel engine boat, dodging the steady procession of oil tankers and passenger liners".
The mouthwatering culinary journey goes on and on, and it is hard not to rip off the kitchen apron and start googling frantically for cheap tickets to the Mediterranean. But reality soon sets in and bringing those flavours to life in your kitchen seems a more sensible option.
So start off by sampling the irresistible recipe for halloumi saganaki in the Mezze chapter. Slices of halloumi dipped in beaten egg, rolled in semolina and fried, then drizzled with warm honey and sprinkled with sesame seeds, oregano and black pepper. After a quick stop-off for pizza bianco with sliced potato, onions, white anchovies and Taleggio cheese in the Street Food chapter, move on to Meats, where there are enough lamb recipes to make Karoo farmers smile. Hunkar begendi (rich lamb stew with aubergine purée) makes a nice change from the usual lamb kleftiko.
Oven-roasted chicken with sumac, pomegranate molasses, chilli and sesame seeds is too tempting to pass by but don't get too distracted because this is Rick Stein and this is the Mediterranean so Seafood deserves a lengthy visit. Tuck into a Greek fish stew, slurp up seafood linguine and savour grilled mackerel stuffed with hot red pepper paste, parsley and garlic.
You might think Vegetarian and Sides can be bypassed but you will definitely want to try the stuffed vegetables. Then loosen your belt and round off your journey with a Dalmatian fresh fig tart or Croatian sour cherry strudel.
The Mediterranean is familiar territory for Yotam Ottolenghi, who garnered a huge following with his books giving his take on Middle Eastern food. His vast range of salads packed with colourful ingredients are a particular favourite.
Once again it was traditional cooking made with the region's produce, with a slight Ottolenghi twist, of course, but not too complicated and generally easy to create at home.
A glance at the cover immediately shows that the latest helping of Ottolenghi is something entirely different. The minimalist design with not a picture of food in sight on the cover and gilt-edged pages indicate that this is a step-up.
"This is a restaurant cookbook: it features restaurant food," writes Ottolenghi in the introduction. Nopi is the "grown-up" restaurant created by the Ottolenghi team in
London, and the co-author of this book, Ramael Scully, is the chef behind the more complex creations at the eatery.
Scully brought in an Asian influence and a tendency to make more complex food with more ingredients than previously created by Ottolenghi and his partner Sami Tamimi, who "just 'throw together' a few things on a large platter in a pretty effortless way".
So even though the restaurant recipes have been toned down to make them easier to make at home, expect to do some hard work when you try to make these dishes to impress your dinner guests: char-grilled asparagus with Romescu sauce and apple balsamic; three-citrus salad with green chilli, stem ginger and crunchy salsa; lobster, fennel and grilled grape salad; smoked lamb cutlets with aubergine purée, jalapeno sauce and kohlrabi pickle; chicken livers with red wine, smoky bacon and cherries; or baked blue-cheese cake with pickled beetroot and honey.
Combine some of these in a dinner menu and we're talking Come Dine with Me South Africa champion. You might just be collapsed on the kitchen floor though.
Last but not least is well-known South African food writer Phillippa Cheifitz. Her book The Supper Club is just what the title implies: a group of foodies getting together regularly to produce delicious meals.
It sounds pretty simple and the recipes are deceptively straightforward but the beauty of this book is that it is the ideal combination of the other books mentioned here.
There are some healthy dishes that Oliver would approve of (quinoa salad with prawns and avo), rustic recipes that Stein might have unearthed on his journey (Mediterranean-style chicken pie, Turkish lentil soup with mint and lemon) and some combinations that diners at Ottolenghi's Nopi would be impressed with (lime-marinated fish with red onion and radishes, smoked salmon trout with fennel Carpaccio).
The seasonal feasts are all four-course menus so you are bound to find something to your liking. How about roasted sweet pepper tart as an appetiser or, brushing aside those alarmists at the World Health Organisation, bacon-wrapped fish with spicy tomato sauce for a main course. A side of citrus wedges with torn dates and lemon-gin dressing is hard to resist and the warm ricotta cheesecake with hot cherry sauce is a winner in the "irresistibles" section.
Cheifitz has provide us with a perfect combination of dishes that are easy to prepare in your kitchen but look and taste as though they belong in a restaurant.
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