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Best Area to Stay in Paris: Le Marais
If you are looking for the best area to stay in Paris, it is Le Marais. There is nothing in Paris that I love more than the neighborhood of Le Marais. It is without a doubt the cutest area, spread across the 3rd and 4th arrondissements, just north of the Seine on the Right Bank. I stay there every time I go and always dedicate at least a day or two for exploring the area, getting lost while finding new favorite spots.
Le Marais is a historic district known for many things. It is the old Jewish quarter, the LGBT center of Paris, and now the most trendy and fashionable place in the city of lights. The cobblestone streets and old-world charm make it a can't miss destination and the countless museums, galleries, and shops could easily fill your entire Paris itinerary.
Here is everything you need to know about Paris' best neighborhood, Le Marais!
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Best Area to Stay in Paris: Le Marais
Where to Stay in Le Marais
Above all else, I recommend staying at Le Pavillon de la Reine. Le Pavillon de la Reine is a jaw-dropping five-star hotel located in the heart of the Marais in Place des Vosges, once of my favorite spots in Paris. It is drenched in ivy and such a luxurious, wonderful gem tucked away from the hustle and bustle of le Marais. I have stayed here personally and highly recommend it. Of all the hotels in Le Marais Paris, this is the best of the best! Click here to see the latest prices.
Read more: Where to Stay in Paris: Le Pavillon de la Reine.
If Airbnb is more your style, I have also stayed in a long list of Airbnbs in le Marais. Click here for 8 Le Marais Airbnbs you must stay in.
Le Marais Restaurants
The Marais district Paris is full of many wonderful places to eat and drink. My favorite are:
OBER MAMMA (107 Boulevard Richard Lenoir) is an Italian restaurant that is part of the ever so popular Big Mamma restaurant group. They have many restaurants sprinkled throughout Paris, all rumored to be fantastic, but this is the only one I have been to so far. It is extremely popular so get here as early as you can!
L'AS DU FALLAFEL (32-34 Rue des Rosiers) is easily one of the most touristy places in le Marais (maybe even all of Paris) but I LOVE IT. I basically dream about it when I am away from Paris. L'as du Fallafel a middle eastern restaurant famous for it's falafel pita sandwich which is exactly what you must order! If you come during normal dining hours, expect to see a very long line. You can either dine in (very causal) or get takeaway — especially helpful if you are in a rush or traveling solo! I come here numerous times every single trip I make to Paris.
MIZNON (22 Rue des Ecouffes) is a very popular Israeli restaurant close to L'As du Fallafel. It is also extremely touristy so you can expect a long line especially during normal dining hours. There are a few seats but it is for the most part a takeaway type of restaurant. The pitas are delicious (such good sauces!) and make sure to try the cauliflower.
LES PHILOSOPHES (28 Rue Vieille du Temple) is a spot I almost never hear anyone else talking about which surprises me because I think it's great. Years ago I stayed at an Airbnb very close to here so we stopped in for dinner. I ordered the asian style chicken salad and liked it so much that we went back twice more thaT trip (and almost every trip since). The employees aren't the most friendly people on earth but the salad makes up for it, in my opinion.
LE PETIT MARCHE (9 Rue de Béarn) is a non-touristy French restaurant that I was taken to by a local friend of mine. The menu is in French only.
OB-LA-DI (54 Rue de Saintonge) is a cute cafe and coffee shop — great for breakfast! I was drawn in by the avo toast with pomegranate seeds, non-surprisingly.
CANDELARIA (52 Rue de Saintonge) is a Mexican restaurant but more importantly there's a hidden speakeasy in the back! Super fun especially late night.
HOLYBELLY 5 (5 Rue Lucien Sampaix) is a cute cafe and a fantastic brunch spot. It's popular so don't be surprised to find a long line.
MARCHE DES ENFANTS ROUGES (39 Rue de Bretagne) is a market — the oldest covered market in all of Paris, actually! You can grab individual ingredients at the market or a takeaway meal from one of the many food stalls.
LA MAISSON PLISSON (93 Boulevard Beaumarchais) is a one stop shop including a fresh market, a wine cellar, a delicatessen and a restaurant.
Other places to eat:
LA BRACIOLA — the best pizza outside of Italy, allegedly!
LA CAFEOTHEQUE — cafe
FONDATION CAFE — coffee shop and cafe with cute green plates
L'ECLAIR DE GENIE — beautiful eclairs!
CARETTE — try the raspberry tart
LE LOIR DANS LA THEIERE — famous lemon meringue tart
AMORINO — touristy gelato chain, shaped like a flower
POZZETTO — gelato
COMME A LISBONNE — bakery
CAFE POUCHKINE — desserts
UNE GLACE A PARIS — ice cream
LE VOLTIGEUR — a cute cafe
JUICE LAB & CO. — fresh juice and good avocado toast!
CASA SAN PABLO — tapas
BIGLOVE — also part of the Big Mamma Group. A wonderful spot for brunch Italiano!
LE MARY CELESTE — craft cocktails, seafood, locally sourced meat and seafood from the same people as Candelaria
BAFFO — Italian by a Tuscan chef
SHERRY BUTT — cocktails
MANCORA CEBICHERIA — Peruvian
What to do in Le Marais
My favorite things to do in le Marais, hands down, is to just wander. I love to get up early before the crowds, grab my camera, and head out for some pre-pastry and espresso roaming.
If a guided tour is more your style, here are some different options:
Le Marais is also home to many museums:
Musee de Picasso — full day priority access ticket here
Maison Européene de la Photographie (The European House of Photography)
Musée Carnavalet, highlighting the past of Paris
Les Archives Nationales (The National Archives)
Musée d'Art et d'Histoire du Judaïsme (Jewish History Museum)
Musée des Arts et Métiers (Museum of Arts and Crafts)
Musee National d'Art Moderne (National Museum of Modern Art) at The Centre Pompidou — entrance ticket here
And last but certainly not least, le Marais is home to the best shopping in all of Paris! It's trendy, it's designer, and it's pricey (unfortunately). The main shopping streets are said to be Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, Rue des Rosiers, and Rue du Vieille du Temple but you can find cute shops outside of those, too.
Some of my favorite Le Marais Paris shopping:
Merci — fashion, interior design, unique goods
Fleux — home decor, gifts, design
Free'p'Star — vintage, second-hand fashion
Les Petites — vibrant and colorful fashion
Antoine & Lili — colorful, unique local (founded in 1994 in Montmarte) fashion
Closed — streetwear from Germany
Bring France Home — souvenirs made in France!
Jamin Puech — (wild) bags and leatherwear
L'Éclaireur — fashion, art, design. Out there but worth walking through
Tom Greyhound — womenswear, menswear, lifestyle
Also don't miss Place des Vosges, the the oldest square in Paris. It dates back to the 17th century, and is absolutely beautiful. A great place to people watch, enjoy a picnic, or take a break from seeing the sights!
There are also many other gardens you can visit, such as Jardin Anne Frank, Jardin de l'Hôtel de Sens, Jardins des Archives Nationales, and Square Georges Cain to name a few.
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CONVERTER ADAPTER. This one is universal and works no matter where you're going so it's a must. When going to the EU I also bring along this very inexpensive 6 pack so that I have extras. So much to charge these days! Need other recommendations? Click here to see 20 Must Have Travel Products from Amazon Prime.
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STYLISH CAMERA BAG… if you are bringing a camera! You can't go to Paris with anything that isn't chic ;) Since pickpocketing is a thing in Paris I bring GATTA's Christie camera backpack (named after me) because it's hands free, has a zipper AND a buttoned flap, and fully protects my camera yet is so cute no one will ever know it's a camera bag. Click here to see the latest prices.
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The Intercept has the article Democratic Consulting Firm Teams Up With Hospital Industry to Battle Nurses Union.
For Pinkham, the nurse staffing debate has been laced with sexism. "If there were 23,000 men saying, 'Hey, look, this is unsafe,' do you think they would make you wait over 20 years to fix it?" she asked. "They treat us like we're just these nice girls, trying to do a nice thing, but that we don't know what we're talking about and can't handle numbers."
I found this quote to be quite ironic. Just moments before coming across this article, I had been reading a Facebook thread about the issue of Question #1.
A female nurse posted the comment:
As bedside nurses (as we claim to be) how can we possible understand what it takes to run a hospital.
Once I read a very good explanation of why things work at all given the Peter Principle. I have not been able to find any reference to that article, but The Chicago Tribune article Why Things Go Wrong: The Peter Principle... comes the closest.
"All useful work is done by those who have not yet reached their level of incompetence."
Peter`s Sexist Principle: Most hierarchies were established by men who monopolized the upper levels, thus depriving women of their rightful share of opportunities to achieve their own levels of incompetence.
In the article I remember reading, the author mentioned female teachers having been forced into teaching jobs by the sexism of their era. Restricting them to being teachers was a way of preventing them rising from their level of incompetence. Non-commissioned officers in the military were another group of people who were prevented from rising to their level of incompetence. I think secretaries were also mentioned as a class of people that were not allowed to rise to their level of incompetence.
It seems like nurses also fall into the class of people who have not been allowed to rise to their level of incompetence. More surprising to me was that a woman could actually think that she would be incapable of rising above her level. (She didn't actually say that, so maybe I am over interpreting to make it a good story.)
The point of that article that I am remembering is that is that organizations worked because of the secretaries, non-commissioned officers, and teachers that were responsible for running organizations competently. Without the sexism that kept women in their positions of competency, how would the world survive?

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Announcing the 2018-2019 Confirmation Class at Brambleton Presbyterian Church!
What is it: Confirmation is a time for students to explore their faith, learn about the Christian and Presbyterian Traditions, and grow in community with one another. Following completion of confirmation classes, students have the opportunity to proclaim their own faith and become members of BPC should they desire.
Who may participate: Open to all 9-12 graders who haven't been confirmed into church membership or are seeking a deeper understanding of what it means to become a member of BPC.
When is it: Sunday evenings from 6-7:30. Opening event is Sunday, September 23rd from 6-7:30. Students will participate in 12 classes through mid-February 2019. A complete calendar of confirmation class schedule can be accessed on the Church Website under Events.
There is a parent/student interest meeting on September 9th and September 16th immediately following service.
How do I sign up? To signup, please contact Lewis, BPC's Youth Ministry Elder, at email@example.com.
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The World's Leading Private Jet Manufacturers
The growth of private travel has lead to an increasing number of manufacturers entering the market. As such, there is now a much wider variety of choice to those flying on private jets. Here is our view on the big players in the private jet market and the aircraft that have aided to build their reputations.
Airbus Industrie was first founded in 1970, before they entered the business jet market in 1997, with the introduction of the A319 corporate jet. The company boast the most modern and comprehensive jets in the world, giving customers wide and spacious cabins when travelling. The corporate jet fleet has increased with the most popular models being the ACJ318, ACJ319, ACJ320 & ACJ321. Depending on the configuration of the aircraft, they have the capacity to seat up to 50 passengers with a range of 6,000 nautical miles. The sheer size of the cabin means that it has more than three times the interior space when compared to other traditional high-end business jets. Airbus is the chosen choice of aircraft for many heads of state, government officials and presidents, including those from Brazil, Germany and Italy.
Beechcraft Corporation
Founded in 1932 by Walter and Olive Anne Beech, Beechcraft first entered the business jet market with the Model 17 aircraft, also known at the Beechcraft Staggerwing. Best renowned for the King Air aircraft, they have also branched out with their range of mid-size Hawker jets including the 700, 800, 900 and more recently the 400XPR. They are now owned by Textron Aviation after the 2014 buy-out, which later saw their Hawker Beechcraft name retired. As a result, jet production was discontinued but the company still manufacture various military aircraft along with the King Air models.
The Boeing Company, initially founded in 1916, entered the business jet market in the late 90's with a launch based on the 737 model, capable of holding up to 30 passengers. There has been various configurations based on both the 787 and 747 models in recent years. In 2011, there was an approval to develop the 737MAX project in order to compete with the Airbus A320neo, to which they anticipate it to meet or exceed the range. The BBJ line is used for various heads of state including those from Australia, Qatar, South Africa and the UAE.
Founded by Armand Bombardier in 1937, Bombardier are now the world's third largest aircraft manufacturer. They currently construct an extensive range of business jets, grouping them into the categories of light, medium and large-size jets. Learjet, Challenger & Global are the collections that Bombardier currently offer, with the latter also offering an Express alternative, capable of holding twice as many passengers and much longer journeys. They are now beginning to expand into the commercial market, with the introduction of the C Series aircraft, built to compete with the smaller aircraft in the Airbus and Boeing fleet.
Cessna have been producing business aircraft since 1927 when they were founded by Clyde Cessna. Originally famous for small piston, turboprop aircraft, they have since developed their range and have produced numerous business jets, each carrying the flagship 'Citation' name. The company merged with Textron Aviation in 2014, the same company that also owns the Beechcraft Corporation. The Citation X+ is currently the fastest civilian aircraft in the sky, closely piping the Gulfstream G650 to the post. Cessna also have both the Longitude and Hemisphere models in the production phase, which will help the company enter into the long-range jet market.
The French company founded in 1929 by Marcel Dassault was initially renowned for producing military jets, before making their move into business aviation in 1963. Their first business jet, the Mystére 20, was later changed to the Falcon 20 in order for it to appeal to those outside of France. Following on from this, Dassault released a range of other Falcon aircraft, including the Falcon 2000, Falcon 900, Falcon 7X and Falcon 8X, the latter being the groups flagships in the ultra long range segment, coming close to those in the Gulfstream and Bombardier fleet.
Embraer are the new kids on the business jet block. Formed in 1969 by the Brazilian government to build military aircraft and commercial airliners, they moved into the private aviation market in 2002, initially specialising in turboprop planes. After the release of the Legacy model, which is their popular mid-size aircraft, Embraer later went on to develop a range of very-light jets, the Phenom 100 and 300, followed by the ultra-large Lineage 1000. The company is considering expanding its ultra long range fleet, in an attempt to challenge the market currently dominated by Bombardier and Gulfstream.
Since its formation in 1958, Gulfstream has established itself as one of the main players in the private aviation market. The company evolved from military aircraft producers Grumman, who later became known as Gulfstream and switched their focus to business jets. Gulfstream is renowned for it's large, long-range jets such as the G500, G550, G650 and G650ER, the latter being billed as the world's furthest and fastest business jet, with a range of up to 7,500 nautical miles. The new G500 and G600 models are due for entry in 2018 which Gulfstream state will bring the long range jet category to a whole new level of comfort and efficiency. In 2003, the company acquired a service centre at London Luton Airport, making it the first Gulfstream service centre outside of the US.


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LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Glancy Prongay & Murray LLP ("GPM") reminds investors of the February 25, 2019 deadline to file a lead plaintiff motion in the class action filed on behalf of investors that purchased Alkermes plc, ("Alkermes" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: ALKS) securities between February 17, 2017 and November 1, 2018, inclusive (the "Class Period").
If you are a shareholder who suffered a loss, click here to participate.
The Complaint filed in this class action alleges that throughout the Class Period, Defendants made materially false and/or misleading statements and/or failed to disclose that: (1) the U.S. Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") had advised Alkermes to follow a certain protocol in connection with its New Drug Application submission for ALKS 5461; (2) Alkermes had failed to follow that protocol; (3) consequently, an FDA advisory committee voted 21 to 2 against the approval of ALKS 5461; and (4) as a result, Alkermes' public statements were materially false and/or misleading at all relevant times.
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If you purchased shares of Alkermes, you may move the Court no later than February 25, 2019 to ask the Court to appoint you as lead plaintiff. To be a member of the Class you need not take any action at this time; you may retain counsel of your choice or take no action and remain an absent member of the Class. If you wish to learn more about this action, or if you have any questions concerning this announcement or your rights or interests with respect to these matters, please contact Lesley Portnoy, Esquire, of GPM, 1925 Century Park East, Suite 2100, Los Angeles, California 90067 at 310-201-9150, Toll-Free at 888-773-9224, by email to email@example.com, or visit our website at www.glancylaw.com. If you inquire by email please include your mailing address, telephone number and number of shares purchased.
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Rockefeller Hall was built in 1933 by the National Park Service to house Navy personnel.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. commissioned noted architect, Grosvenor Atterbury to design it in the French Norman Revival-style. Remarkably, the building remained untouched from 1934 to 2002 while continuing to serve its original use.
The Navy returned the property to the National Park Service in 2002 and for 11 years it stood unoccupied.
In 2009, rehabilitation was funded through a generous $1 million gift from Edith Robb Dixon to update the facility for the Schoodic Institute, which provides professional development for teachers, and educates students in stewardship and conservation of our natural and cultural treasures.
Many design alternatives were explored to minimize disruption to the historic floor plan. The plan was segmented into three totally unconnected major blocks, which was particularly challenging. Additional items included interior finishes, system upgrades, restoration of the building envelope, accessibility and elevator, and original landscaping.
Rockefeller Hall is now a flagship building featuring a museum interpreting the history of the region including the Naval base, and the activities of Scoodic Institute and the building is now open to the public for the first time in its long history. This project is an excellent example of facilitating adaptive use while retaining National Register significance. Maine Preservation is pleased to present a 2013 Honor Award for the adaptive use of Rockefeller Hall.


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Left NOLA and continued west into Texas towards a small state park called Sea Rim. It's right on the water and I knew it would be beautiful. After getting off highway 10 and heading toward the shore, the area became…erie? Gargantuan oil refineries, one after the other, greeted us with parking lots full of cars (trucks, they were all pickup trucks, we're in TX) and not one human being in sight. It was as if those colossal beasts with pipes like tentacles reaching miles had just swallowed everyone whole. Once we left the oil refineries behind it was miles and miles (and miles) of what I assume the world will look like after the zombie apocalypse. Nothingness. Part fascinating, part "are all the doors locked?!"
We arrived at the park to very kind rangers and just one (the least appealing, of course) campsite left. That was OK since we're still thinking this place will be great! And the first night was fine…cold and very windy but the beach was pretty and we knew we'd spend some time on it the following day. The next evening we realized why the wind was wonderful gift from Mother Nature and not a nuisance. Because mosquitoes. Like a biblical plague, they swarmed, everywhere. It was like nothing we'd ever experienced. The Florida Everglades had nothing on this master level of mosquitoes. Taking Vader for a potty break at 10pm was a mistake and Shan and I were up until well after midnight killing mosquitoes…they came in on my clothes, on my hair, on his fur and stuck all over my skin like the little vampire devils they are.
The next day, a day early, we left. As fast as we could. We found a lovely and massive park (Texana Park and Campground, part of this hugged recreation complex) to stay the night and there was sun, a beautiful lake, lush grass, herds of deer, great hammock trees and NO MOSQUITOES. Also…I gave the boys haircuts for the first time. I had fun, they hated it. I only drew a teeny bit of blood. But they looked so handsome!
After only one day, we were off like a herd of turtles and on to good times with Airstream friends.


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When you trying to restore iPhone from an backup in iTunes, if it is encrypted, iTunes will ask a password to unlock iPhone backup. If you remember your encryption backup password, you just need to input the passcode and finish the remaining steps. Unfortunately, if you forgot the iTunes backup password, then, how can you unlock the encrypted iPhone backup? We write this tutorial to tell you how to unlock an encrypted iPhone backup with the password, as well as without knowing the iPhone backup password. Here we go.
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Developing guidelines for the Model Centre for Social and Work Reintegration of People with Disabilities in Georgia
The government of Georgia took measures to improve the situation for people with disabilities. The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities was ratified, and a decision was made on government funding of the Secretariat of the National Coordination Council for Persons with Disabilities. Legislative, financial and institutional solutions were also introduced to help create a system of support for people with disabilities. Government spending was increased for social services for people with disabilities, the disability pension was raised, and technical regulations were developed for designing elements of public spaces and architectural facilities for people with disabilities.
Despite these positive developments, it is necessary to continue developing support for people with disabilities, and particularly to build a comprehensive, functional system of social and occupational rehabilitation for people with disabilities that allows for effective use of this group's potential.
Developing guidelines for the Model Centre for Social and Work Reintegration of People with Disabilities in Georgia
The project was implemented between 1 May and 31 December 2016 in Georgia and Poland. The project implementing entity was the Queen Jadwiga Foundation and the local partner was the Social Services Agency, which is a government agency of Georgia's Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Affairs.
The project is a response to the needs of the Georgian side, which is striving to further develop and implement effective systemic solutions concerning social and occupational rehabilitation of people with disabilities. The aim of the project was to develop complete guidelines for organising a model centre for social and occupational reintegration of people with disabilities at a location indicated by the Georgian side (not far from Tbilisi). The project envisaged transferring knowledge and good practices related to the system of occupational and social rehabilitation of people with disabilities with the use of social economy mechanisms, transferring legal, financial and administrative solutions as well as establishing cooperation between NGOs and public administration. Project beneficiaries were government administration representatives primarily responsible for initiating and implementing systemic solutions benefitting people with disabilities in Georgia, representatives of regional and local authorities and NGOs directly involved with the problems of socially disadvantaged groups.
Developing guidelines for the Model Centre for Social and Work Reintegration of People with Disabilities in Georgia
The project was divided into four stages:
- preparation of a report titled The system of support of occupational and social rehabilitation of persons with disabilities in social and occupational reintegration centres, with particular consideration for entities of social economy. The organisation and sources of funding, examples of good-practice facilities;
- familiarisation of the Georgian side with the situation in Poland during a training/study visit of a Georgian group to Poland from 23 to 28 July 2016 (7 people);
- study visit of a Polish group to Georgia from 4 to 10 September 2016 (8 people);
- preparation of guidelines, by a group of experts and study visit participants, for organising a model centre for social and occupational reintegration of people with disabilities and familiarisation of the Georgian side with the prepared guidelines during a training/study visit to Poland on 20 to 25 November 2016 (4 people).
The report and guidelines were turned over to the Georgian side and a total of 32 hours of classes were conducted. The model for supporting people with disabilities in Poland was presented during 32 hours of study visits to entities engaged in social and occupational rehabilitation of people with disabilities.
The project led to the establishment of partnerships between NGOs and central, regional and local administrations. The effects are already visible, and include competition for running the Centre by KEDEC in Saguramo and cooperation at the ministry and regional level in the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region.


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How's it going, my friends? I am proud to present to you guys, the first milestone video for #TheFochshole's official YouTube Channel. In honor of completing 50 #SnackAttack episodes, I made a fun milestone video about my state of Wisconsin. In said video, I present 50 fun facts about the Continue Reading


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TamThyme (what used to be Everything Curly) is many things. It is a lifestyle blog exploring the natural and organic processes to maintain our hair, bodies, and spirits. I document my journey through this blog and informational site to serve as inspiration for others and hopefully to foster a community of exchange in some of these experimental endeavors. I celebrate the diversity of hair types, textures, and styles. I also have a deep love for plants and herbs and how they can naturally enliven our daily life routines, including body and hair care.
NATURAL tam
Being natural for 25+ years, never chemically altering my hair, I sometimes wondered if I should have been born in the 70s when natural hair was more glorified and looked at in a positive light. Although things change with regards to perception from decade to decade, I have noticed there has been a return and focus on embracing hair in all forms.
Before September 2011, there was no shortage of harsh chemicals, preservatives, parabens, etc that I would coat my hair and skin with. The food I ate was also no exception before I decided to try to eat organically grown produce and hormone-free meats. After reading The Green Beauty Guide: Your Essential Resource to Organic and Natural Skin Care, Hair Care, Makeup, and Fragrances by Julie Gabriel, I was inspired to clean up my daily beauty routine and diet. I also started gardening more and took up an herbal apprenticeship course to better serve my internal and external natural routine. Don't get me wrong though - I still enjoy the occasional In-n-Out burger and it is still hard to part with my favorite shade of MAC lipstick.
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An entrepreneur at heart, I am involved in many things. I am currently working in real estate and rehab financing. My main side hustle is cultivating and producing an organic herbal product line of topicals, soaps, toners, and tinctures. When I have time to breathe, I am usually just holding my breathe again doing Masters Synchronized Swimming. Any time after that is spent decompressing in my garden or over my sewing machine.
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If you can, try to eliminate these ingredients in your everyday hair and body care routine: Paraffins, PEGs, Phthalates, Sulfates, Silicas, Dimethicone, Laureth, Ceteareth, Sulfates, Benzyl Alcohol, Cetyl Alcohol, Phenoxyethanol, Mineral Oil and Petrolatum.
For more information about these chemicals and others in your cosmetics you can check out the Environmental Working Group's website, SkinDeep
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What is Karma?
You don't have to be a religious or spiritual person to understand the concept of Karma. The principle goes, the more good you do, good shall follow or the more bad you do, bad shall follow. It's a philosophy that dates back thousands of years into Buddhism, but every major religion has it's own version of Karma.
Although it sounds pretty straightforward and a principle you can easily live by if you choose, my only problem with the definition above is how Karma is only dictated by our actions or our deeds.
I am sure you know of relatives and friends who are good people who do good things, but just can't seem to stop attracting misfortune and bad luck onto their lives. This leads me to believe that Karma is not necessarily defined by the good deeds we do.
Karma in Action
Karma is a way of thought and a view of the world. A lot of us give, give, and give with the intent of being seen as a good person or in some instances we give to bargain with the universe and karma to deliver/return our favours.
However, just by having an expectation or an agenda for giving, we are actually building bad karma. As mentioned, karma is a way of thought and the feelings we receive from the good deeds we do.
When we give from our hearts without expectations and the appreciation for making someone else feel just a little bit happier, that's when we truly build good karma, and goodness shall follow.
According to science this is labeled as Reticular Activating System or confirmation bias, but either way, just by focusing on the happy feelings and the goodness in the world, we are attracting/noticing experiences that allow karma to work in your life.
So Is Karma Actually Real?
Well that depends… How do you see the world? What is your definition of life and why we are here? Personally for me, ABSOLUTELY! Karma is real. We are the creators of our realities, and our willingness to provide value for others is a reflection of the lives we shall live; not just materialistically, but also mentally. Our biases, desires, fears, and beliefs all shape how we view the world, and that in turn shape how we act in this world.
If you're serious about making a difference within yourself and for others, my best recommendation is to research Tony Robbins, Dr. Wayne Dyer, Abraham Hicks, Eckhart Tolle, and many more.


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May 16 We rolled into Crescent City, CA the night of May 15th, and I hurried out to photograph the last rays of sunlight going through the Redwoods.
It was a beautiful orange, and I got to enjoy a beautiful scene. (I did have to hurry the process since I'm not sure I parked in a fully legal spot.)
The next morning was a lovely start to our trip down the coast. We traveled through Redwood Highway, Route 101. We stopped at the Lady Bird Johnson Grove; we didn't get to see too much of it since we were dragging our feet through the forest and ended up deciding to hit the road before the 2 mile trail was finished. In our defense, we still had 6 hours of driving to do until we arrived in San Francisco.
The view from our motel was wonderful. Apparently, motels are establishments in which you enter the room entirely from the exterior and hotels are where you enter from within a structure. Some people might say that that is interesting... Some might say that it is not. I bet you're bored of it too.
We decided to take the Park Ranger's advice and traveled through the Avenue of the Giants, a short 25 miles that was filled with some of the tallest trees and largest trees I've ever seen. It was a beautiful, visual feast.
I was shocked to see how fire had ravaged the area has been by forest fire. I had no idea that it could wipe out such large portions of a national park. You can see in the tree below.. The tree still managed to live, despite the burning flames and the inner charring. You go, redwood tree!
Seriously... how beautiful of a view was the coastal highway?
The Redwoods were a stunning expression of nature's incredible and daunting prowess. And I loved every minute of it.


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June 15, 2017 at 20:27 #23801
Hi Everyone. Apologies, I've tried searching and not come up with any answers. I'm trying to sync lightwaver with my lightwaverf account but can't figure out how to.
I can't figure out how to do it and am starting to feel a little stupid. Lol.
Anyone know how to do It? I want to set it up so I can use Tasker with HTC Tags.June 15, 2017 at 20:48 #23802
Try downloading the official Lightwaverf app to the same device does that work ? Not used Lightwaver but google play has this comment attached
Attachments:You must be logged in to view attached files.June 15, 2017 at 21:12 #23804
The lightwaverf app is what I generally use, along with Alexa, but I need to get lightwaver working So I can use it with Tasker and NFC Tags. Unfortunately, I don't think the official lightwaverf app allows this.June 15, 2017 at 21:42 #23805
I've finally gotten it to import my rooms and devices. . .but it's old data. It's how things were setup a year or more ago.June 15, 2017 at 21:46 #23806
Try asking Kuffs for some support from google play store
Look at some third party open source home automation Apps . I use Domoticz on a Raspberry Pi . This controls my Lightwaverf lights and zWave devices, I can get sub second responses from Alexa . There is a Domoticz android app thats supports NFC tags and geofencing. You could use this instead of lightwaver and tasker .More robust and lot more supportable ( large user base , active forum)June 15, 2017 at 22:09 #23807
Thanks for the advice. I'll have a little play with that and let you know how I get on. 🙂June 16, 2017 at 12:08 #23811
I have another post on this forum, I will detailed a full configuration of Domoticz and scripts to control LightwaveRf lights on raspberry Pi . Have a look here
https://staging.lightwaverfcommunity.org.uk/forums/topic/domoticz-script-to-control-switches-via-link-box/September 14, 2017 at 09:51 #24075kuffsParticipant
Wish you had just asked for help. I only come on here very occasionally.
Importing data is as simple as choosing "LightwaveRF Portal" from the "Data" menu.
If you got old data, you are logged in using an old account (explained in the user manual). LightwaveRF upgraded to a new server some time ago. The easy way to check is that the old system only supported a 4 digit numeric password. The newer system allows alpha-numeric characters.
You must have an account on both systems. If you logged into their official app when the new system was released, your account would be upgraded and your data copied to the new system. If you created a new account, you got a brand new account and had to set your devices up again. Sorry but that was not my doing 🙂
The attachment shown above has no relevance to importing. It was just about the message being displayed that shows your phone is not yet authorised on the WiFi link. Easily dismissed by pressing the button on the Link box.
Lightwaver is discontinued now (it was really showing its age and it was created when there was no official native Android app as the offical app back then was just an app wrapper around a web page) but if you still want Tasker support, check out this page which shows a preview of my new app and works alongside the official app rather than as a replacement for it.
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Sep 23, 2008
Being a crafty bastard means you are crazy busy, cutting and gluing, sewing and constructing, constructing and sewing, taking pictures and ignoring your blog. In fact I would be even more productive if I took my computer out of my sweat shop! I sold a tote bag today on my etsy site, that I had already sold at Hampden Fest! ugh:( I need a clone! So, I decided not to post my new items on my site, but post them here. So if you want it, you have to come to Crafty Bastards this Sunday in DC. I've been working on sturdy tool rolls that are lined with stiff interfacing and more narrative stitching on the exterior. More flap bags and I'm bringing back Otis the Owl tote with a chest of bric brac. So come on down for an afternoon or music crafts and fun! Map can be found here.
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What Do VCs Look For When Making An Investment
Based on my experience dealing with both startups & fund managers for several years, I've heard plenty of times entrepreneurs questioning & asking what do venture capitalists (VCs) really look for before they making investments in startups. Some of them thought that these VCs are really into helping these entrepreneurs to make this world a better place. Now, let me tell you straight up front -
There's a simple answer to that and anyone that tells you otherwise is bullshitting: when it comes down to it, VCs want to make money. They're investors. Some of them are the smartest people I've ever met; some are even incredibly nice (and sure, some are terrible), but at the end of the day, they've got a job to do and that job is to make money on their investments. That's it. It's their only job. It's not to make the world a better place, not to really mentor and guide entrepreneurs. One might hope that doing all those good things will align with making them more successful. I want to believe that's true, but I'm not sure. What I am sure about is that VC's have a single focus: returning capital to their investors
So what do they look for when determining whether you'll help them reach their goal and get them get a return on their investment? I can boil it down to these four things, ranked by importance:
- Great Founders. The most important element. If that's all a company has, it's enough for a lot of VCs. The better you are as a founder, the less the other things matter. What makes a founder great as far as VC's are concerned? Three things:
- Ambition. They're looking for people who want to change the world, people who will do something giant. If they invest five million dollars and get a 100% return on it to make ten million? That doesn't move the needle for them. It doesn't put a dent in returning a $500M+ fund. Even if that's a good outcome for the entrepreneur, it's a waste of time for the VC. They want to work with ambitious founders who want to tackle big problems in big ways. They're not going to be looking for early exits. Consider Flatiron School's story: Avi Flombaum and I came together with the goal of fundamentally transforming higher education. Before we raised VC we received acquisition offers, but we turned them down because we wanted to do something huge. That's what investors want to see.
- Intellect. VC's look for people with raw mental horsepower. Look at the entrepreneurs you probably respect the most (Gates, Jobs, Musk, Zuckerberg). These are some of the smartest people on the planet. Especially as the world has become more data-driven, VCs want to support people they know can make smart decisions. How do they determine who is smart? There are definitely some biases there. They'll look at your pedigree—your degree, where you've worked, etc. You are way more likely to get a meeting if you have a great resume. But there are other ways they can tell if you're smart. Maybe you've gotten great traction on your startup in interesting ways. Or you have great references from other successful people. (Note: "smart" in this context doesn't necessarily mean "educated"; more than anything, it often means being the best at whatever it is you've done before.) When I was a VC, one of the things I would do after meeting an entrepreneur would be to ask, "Who's the smartest person you know—and can you introduce me?"
- Relevance. A lot of people come up with ideas because their goal is to just start a company. That's a terrible way to go about it. There should be a reason why you are the person to be solving this problem. The Casper founders worked in the mattress industry for a combined 20+ years; Warby Parker's founders came from the eyeglass industry. The founder of Oculus was a lifelong virtual reality buff;Greenhouse.io is blowing up because it was built by a recruiter who was sick and tired of not having any software that helped him do his job. Remember: whatever amazing idea you have, there are probably 100 other people trying to do the same thing. And if not, there will be soon if the idea is any good. The X factor is your unique reason to be passionate about the idea. What's your unique insight into it? Why are you the right person to solve this problem? What is your relevance?
- Market. As mentioned above, VC's need giant returns, not just in terms of percentage, but in terms of cash. Let's say your business is "Blue Apron for Vegans." There are a million Vegans in the US. Even if you can get 1% of the market to sign up for your service at $100/month, you're capped at $12M/year (1M*1%*$100*12 Mo). And that's optimistic. That's certainly nothing to sneeze at and may be a great opportunity for an angel, but it's highly unlikely to solicit interest in VCs who are looking for $1B+ exits.
All that said, again, with the right founding team, the VCs will not care. There are some entrepreneurs that can walk into an investor's office with basically no real idea and get a check—because the right founders will pivot their way to a giant impact. I've seen it happen multiple times. Obviously, it's true for people like Elon Musk or Jack Dorsey, but also for those who were incredibly talented in their field and needed some capital to get started on "something."
- Product. Everyone thinks this is the top thing VCs are looking at. It's not. You can have a weak product with great entrepreneurs behind it in a great market, and VCs know they'll figure out how to tweak the product to make it a winner (some founders are so compelling they can get a check without an idea- hence the "Entrepreneur in Residence" role). Hubspot is a great example. In its first few years, the product was mediocre at best. But the market was huge, the founders were all-stars, and, sure enough, they improved the product… and went public. Certainly, there are plenty of products that were amazing out of the gate, but I can't think of any that were wildly successful and didn't also have a great founding team.
- Deal Terms. This is the last thing VCs care about. They're more afraid of passing on an amazing opportunity than nickel-and-diming entrepreneurs. Outcomes are binary, so saving a little money won't impact a VC nearly as much as losing the chance to do a deal at all. If you do find them quibbling over the deal, you can be pretty confident that your problems lie somewhere in points 1 through 3 rather than the deal terms themselves.
Again, a lot of VC's will try to become knowledgeable about industries and develop theses as to where they can invest - this can also often be helpful to entrepreneurs. But I'm yet to meet anyone that doesn't largely follow this exact framework.


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John 2:1-11 Who doesn't enjoy attending weddings? Weddings are rightfully some of the most joyous celebrations that we get to witness. To watch a father walk his daughter down the aisle, to listen to the marriage vows, to enjoy good food and wine, and to dance the night away... weddings are worth traveling across land and sea to attend.
Our culture's weddings & celebrations typically last a handful of hours, but in the the first century it was typical for the celebration to last a week or more! Those were true parties. In the context of a joyous wedding celebration in the town of Cana, Jesus decides to perform his first miracle. To begin his public ministry of announcing the Kingdom of God by turning water into wine.
Weddings are amazing and unforgettable, but they are never ends in themselves. They always point to something more. Similarly, Jesus doesn't perform miracles for them to be ends in themselves. Wine in itself is great, but it is so much more. As his first public miracle, it acts as a sign that points to another reality.
I look forward to worshipping with you this Sunday to unpack the good news and significance of Jesus turning water into wine at the wedding in Cana.
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The 2018 National Institute/Annual Meeting will be held at the Sheraton Pentagon City Hotel, starting at 18:30 pm, Monday, 5 November with an informal reception and welcome (the National Executive Committee meeting will begin earlier), continuing through the Annual Banquet and Awards Dinner on Tuesday evening, 6 November, and concluding with a memorial service, annual meeting, keynote presentation and Emerson Luncheon on Wednesday, 7 November.
Immediately following our meeting, the United States Army Chaplain Corps Regimental Association commences their meeting at the same hotel in the later afternoon of Wednesday, 7 November.
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As the world wonders if Jon Hamm is getting to first base with Jenny Slate, we can report that he hit a home run with the director of his upcoming movie, "Marjorie Prime."
It took a ballfield to bring the actor and filmmaker together.
"I liked his work (and) I knew someone he played softball with," writer and director Michael Almereyda told the Daily News before a screening of the film on Thursday at Brooklyn Academy of Music.
"That's a very helpful thing," added Almereyda, who based his gentle sci-fi drama on a play by Jordan Harrison. "It was recreational softball."
Jon Hamm plays a virtual companion for Lois Smith in "Marjorie Prime."
In the movie about the impact of technology on humanity, Hamm plays a virtual companion of 86-year-old Marjorie, who's played by the great Lois Smith. Geena Davis plays Smith's daughter Tess, and Tim Robbins is Tess' husband.
The director acknowledged that landing two Oscar winners, along with Smith and Hamm, who's getting terrific reviews from "Baby Driver," is a coup for the indie film.
"It's very hard to get to actors for a low-budget project," said Almereyda. "There's not a lot of incentive for agents to get their attention."
Even harder to find ones who'll help with the financial business of making a movie. Hamm and Robbins are both credited as executive producers of the film coming out on Aug. 18.
Smith's estimable career spans six decades and such films as "Five Easy Pieces" and plays as "The Trip to Bountiful."
What did Hamm bring to the role of Marjorie's computerized companion? "Himself," said Smith. "That's all any of us can do."


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We're creeping up on 19 entire weeks of baby. I was 19 weeks into pregnancy on June 2 when we found out our surprise baby was an Owen. A perfect, healthy Owen. It's wild to look back on that day and imagine a time before I knew our baby. Before Owen was Owen. Before I was a mama.
Did that time exist?
Like, rationally, I know it did. But wow, it feels like 32,000,000 years ago. Which is funny because I am now 32 million years old. Or 36. But today it feels like 32 million.
I celebrated my 36th birthday last Sunday by throwing up. One might assume birthday barfing is the result of too much alcohol, but nah, I'm not that fun. Others like to think OMG HA HA ARE YOU PREGNANT AGAIN? To which I say, eat my butt. Also, it's not scientifically possible because I'm fairly certain I know how babies are made and I didn't make one. And also BECAUSE JESUS CHRIST YOU GUYS I JUST HAD ONE.
That I made on my birthday last year...
Anyway, I had some unfortunate sort of stomach bug that left me vomiting in the middle of the night while Todd and I were away for our first ever getaway sans baby. So yes, that was dumb. Owen and I both had slight fevers Sunday night, my mom ended up getting it, our daycare provider was sick, and basically can we just be done with cold and flu season? It's stressing me out.
I mean, to be fair, vomiting and living 24 hours without food brought me optimistically closer to my pre-pregnancy weight, but uh, you know, not the most sustainable way to go about goals.
So, either way, we're all fine now.
Well, no one is sick.
But fine is relative.
Before coming down with the sickness, my running was excellent. I'd been nailing a goal of three to four runs per week, and feeling great. Owen was sleeping through the night. I was closer to 30 years old than 40. Things were solid.
Now, I haven't run in 11 days. Owen hasn't slept through the night in three days. We started an early bedtime with him, and I miss him at night. My struggle with leaving him in daycare for 10 hours a day ebbs and flows, and it's currently... flowing? I cry, I get mad. I worry I'm missing him. Like, actually missing him. The moments I'll never have or see. His growth and development.
I cry because someone else is forming his habits and learning his day. I get mad because there's nothing I can do. What if he walks? Or talks? Or learns her name before his says "mama"?
We have to, officially, start transitioning him to his crib in his room, and I need to mourn this phase, too. This phase of my sweet baby sleeping soundly within arms reach. I'll never forget those first weeks when he was so fresh and it was so new, and I could hear his tiny breaths in the dark.
Now he fights the rock and play. He squirms and is uncomfortable. Instead of weighing in at less than 7 pounds, he's nearing 15. He's not swaddled anymore, and is no longer oblivious to background noise. He doesn't sleep as sound. He needs his crib and, well, his crib isn't conveniently positioned directly next to my side of the bed.
You guys, this time is going fast. It's going so fast and I'm missing so much of it, and I still have a hard time with that.
We left him overnight for the very first time over the weekend. I'd been preparing myself since before he was born, and as the day approached, I became more and more panicked. I know moms who took years to leave their babies the first time. Certainly more time than a few months. I felt guilty. I felt scared. I felt sad.
It was fine, obviously. I left him with my mom and dad and he was fine and it didn't ruin any moments for me. But it was hard, and someone said to me I was an overprotective mom.
You know what? I am. And until my baby has more life skills beyond lifting his own head and pulling milk out of a boob with his mouth, I'll keep him as close as I comfortably can. He is why I'm a mom. He's my one shot at motherhood. And as his mom, I'll decide what makes me comfortable. And I'll tell you, as someone struggling with intensified anxiety in this postpartum phase, not a whole fuck of a lot makes me comfortable.
I used to roll my eyes each time my mom would say, "Mom knows best," or a person would carry on about a mother's intuition or that a mother is always right.
But guess what? MY MOM WAS RIGHT. Because a mother knows best.
If you're wondering who on this planet knows what's best for Owen, stop wondering. It's me. And don't question it because the other thing my mom always taught me is that mom always wins.
None of this is to say I'm not aware I need to learn to let go a little bit. It's a big world and I have to trust him in it. But I've only been a mom for 132 days (you're damn right I counted). It's a job I have for the rest of my life, and the rest of my life is a real long time. Four months is nothing.
And so I struggle. With daycare, with leaving him for a day or a night or every weekday, with trusting him in the care of anyone that isn't me, with putting him in a bedroom down the hall to sleep at night.
I'm anxious. I'm a lot of feelings, actually. Loud feelings. I'm human. I'm a mom. This stuff is hard as shit. Go give all the moms a medal, man.
I just hope I'm doing this right. I hope he grows up to know he's so very loved, by everyone. I hope he knows I want to give him the best life, and that I'd be with him each moment of every day, if I could. I wouldn't miss his milestones.
I hope he also thanks me for not making him sleep in a rock-and-play next to our bed until he's a teenager. That'd have gotten weird.


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Intergroup/Central Offices: A.A.'s Front Line
Intergroup/Central Offices: A.A.'s Front Line
Reprinted from the August-September 2007 Issue of Box 459, the GSO Newsletter
Back in 1946 when only a handful of intergroup/central offices were fully operative - including those in
California, Colorado, Illinois, Maryland, New York and Ohio - A.A. co-founder Bill W. observed in the
June issue of the Grapevine, "Heaven has surely reserved a special place for every one of them." Even as
hewas writing, service centeres were opening in Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Wisconsin and
Canada's first - Alberta.
Both Bill and his fellow A.A. co-founder Dr. Bob early saw that "to save whole areas from turmoil, small
offices had to be set up, telephones installed, and a few full-time secretaries hired. ...If they weren't, the man
coming in the door couldn't get a break." (Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, p. 161) The early service
centers were plagued by a lack of money, space, help and an abundance of conflicting opinions, but still
they persevered.
So when representatives from many of the 500 Intergroup/Central Offices across the U.S/ and Canada
together with trustees of A.A.'s General Service Board and directors and staff of A.A. World Services and
the Grapvine - gather from October 4-9, 2007 at the 21st Annual Central Office/Intergroup/A.A. World
Services Seminar at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Oklahoma City to share the spirit and substance of service,
they will be mindful that the effectiveness of their own operations owes much to the trials, tribulations,
and collective sharing of their perdecessors. As Jan D., from the historical first meeting - a group of seven
was meeting once a month, among other things to coordinate efforts regarding hospitalizations and
sponsorship. Dr. Bob was not only a supporter but an active participant, according to fellow Akron member
Dan K. "Doc used to play an important part in the Central Committee," Dan reported, and the going could get
rough: During the meeting sometime,he words would fly like you were in a barroom and he said
"Gentlemen, please. We're still members of Alcholics Anonymous. Let's carry the principles of A.A. into these
business meetings. You are servants of your group, here to take the ideas formulated by the committee. Let
one man talk at a time, and let us conduct this business meeting as a service to the Lord and a service to
our fellow members..." After that there were no more brawls when Dr. Bob was around. (Dr. Bob and the
Good Oldtimers, p.288-89)
Columbus, Ohio, followed almost immediately with a service center, today called the Fellowship
Intergroup, which started up in 1943. In nearby Akron, the birthplace of A.A., an Intergroup office was
opened in April 1954. Its first newsletter, published that same year commemorated November 18th as
Gratitude Day. The cover, block-lettered by hand, signaled the dedication of the struggling little office
that, with minimal financial support, was willing to go to nay lengths to carry A.A.'s message of sobriety.
Bill W. acknowledged in Alcoholics Anonymous Comes of Age (p. 23) that "A.A.'s first organized
service center sprang up in Chicago, where an A.A. named Sylvia utilized her $700 montly alimony checks
(a very large sum when Bill and Lois were living $55 a week) to rent an apartment in the suburb of Evanston,
also the locale of the area's first meeting in 1939. So busy was the phone that Sylvia's nonalcoholic
personal secfretary Grace Cultice rapidly evolved into an A.A. girl Friday.
By 1941, following publication of Jack Alexander article about A.A. on the Saturday Evening Post, Sylvia's
place "became something of a Chicgo Grand Central," Bill W. later confirmed (ibid.), "and something
had to be done." So the A.A.s rented a one-room office in the Loop; there, Bill wrote, "Grace was installed
to direct the stream of applicants for Twelfth Step attention, hospitalization, or other help."
New York's first local service center operated informaly for years out of a clubhouse on Manhattan's
West 24th Street. The first locale Central Committee was established in 1942, but the Intergroup wasn't
officially established until June 1946, when there were 22 groups in the metropolitan area. "Because of
ongoing conflicts at the club, Intergroup moved into a storeroom on West 75th Street in November,"
reported archivist Wally P., now of Tucson, Arizona, "and that's when order started to grow out of
chaos." In the beginning, only 50 percent of the groups subscribed to intergroup and helped defray its
expenses. But by 1951 every group in the district was fulfilling a group pledge to help maintain the office.
Minutes of a meeting of delegates to the Intergroup Association of New York in January 1950 recorded
an anecdote told by Bill W. He said that "a woman cane into the program stating, "my name is Toodles
and down to my last $3 million." Toodles found sobriety but then died suddenly of diabetes and left
$10,000 to A.A." The Alcoholic Foundation (renamed General Service Board of A.A. in 1954) had earlier
passed a resolution that no money could be redeived from individuals or outside services (unlike today,
when an annual contribution up to $3000 may be made by an A.A. member, who also may leave a onetime
bequest in the same amount). However, since the money had been left to Intergroup, Bill felt that "it's
your money to do with as you see fit."
The Los Angeles Central Office started in 1944. "In those days A.A. wasn't easy to find - and we kept it
that way," an oldtimer, sober since 1940, remembered later. "A carefully selected group of priests,
judges and policemen knew about A.A.; our phone number wasn't listed and could be gotten only from
information. That way we knew that any newcomer who found us had generally make enough of an effort
to guarnantee the sincerity of his desire for sobriety." And in Newark, where the Big Book had been put
together in the offices of Hank P., for a time Bill W.'s business partner and sponsee, Hank served as the
first full-time paid secretary of the New Jersey Intergroup office from 1944-49.
In Charleston, West Virginia, the term "intergroup" was first used in 1953. The association evolved
directly from the state's first treatment center, founded in 1944. Named the Alcan Center, Inc. it was
fondly referred to by locals as "the jitter joint."
By the time the first General Service Conference was held in April 1951, at least 16 intergroup/central
offices were serving local groups. Since they predated the formation of the General Service structure
and performed a different function, they were not a part of the A.A. structure (except in Chicago, where
the Area Service Office and Area Committee are essentially one). Sometimes over the years there was
overlapping of services, especially when both entities were performing similar services; but eventually,
thanks to shared experience and improved communication, in many places intergroups and General
Service have come to work hand-in-glove.
Since intergroup/central offices are established and supported by local groups; they have no authority
of their own. Eash intergroup/central offices is unique, reflection the needs and wishes of its own community,
and is responsible to the groups it serves. Typically each participating group has an intergroup
representative. These reps meet periodically to elect a steering committee, or board of directors, responsible
for admisistering the office. They also keep their groups informed. A continuing flow of communication
is vital, because the groups are completely responsible for the financial support of the office that services
them, and local group members provide the volunteers to do the necessary Twelfth Step work.
Unity is the glue that holds the intergroup/central offices and general services together, but it is
communication that jump starts mutual cooperation and harmony vital both in reaching suffering alcoholics
and in being attuned to the needs of those who are recovering in A.A. Many local intergroups produce
their own flyers and information pieces. Also, the General Service Office publishes Guidelines and other
service material that share the accumulated experience of intergroups and central offices in the United
States-Canada and worldwide. These define an intergroup as "an A.A. service office that involves
partnership among groups in a community-just as A.A. groups themselves are partnerships of individuals.
It is established to carry out functions which are best handled by a centralized office....It exists to aid the
groups in their common purpose of carrying the Alcoholics Anonymous message to the alcoholic who
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Seems overly broad
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Angela M. Angel, a former state legislator in Maryland, will take charge of the Buttigieg campaign's outreach to black voters. So far, Buttigieg has sought to do so by touting his Douglass Plan, a set of proposals aimed at fighting systemic racism and helping black Americans. But Buttigieg's polling numbers among African Americans have remained low.
Angel said that is because most African Americans don't know the South Bend, Ind., mayor yet.
Ben Carson voiced his bizarre, transphobic concerns about homeless shelters during a HUD meeting
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson expressed concern about "big, hairy men" trying to infiltrate women's homeless shelters during an internal meeting, according to three people present who interpreted the remarks as an attack on transgender women.
While visiting HUD's San Francisco office this week, Carson also lamented that society no longer seemed to know the difference between men and women, two of the agency staffers said.
Carson's remarks visibly shocked and upset many of the roughly 50 HUD staffers who attended Tuesday's meeting, and prompted at least one woman to walk out in protest, the staffers said.
… In May, the agency introduced a proposal that would allow federally funded shelters to deny people admission on religious grounds or force transgender women to share bathrooms and sleeping quarters with men.
A rare humanitarian gesture from the administration
Perhaps it's for the best to have this ill-considered law blocked
At some point they have to attack each other a bit
Maybe faster to list the times he WASN'T in blackface?
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In some spots, Imelda is looking worse than Harvey
Life-threatening flooding continued across southeastern Texas Thursday morning as Tropical Rainstorm Imelda continued to dump prolific amounts of rain across the region, inundating homes and streets and prompting numerous requests for rescue.
As of early Thursday morning, Imelda, which became a short-lived tropical storm on Tuesday before making landfall in Freeport, Texas, had produced over 40 inches of rain near Hamshire, Texas, about 65 miles east of Houston. Over 25 inches of that rain fell in 12 hours.
AccuWeather meteorologists are predicting an AccuWeather Local StormMax™ of 55 inches of rain.
Trump weighs in, unconvincingly, on report that he made alarming, unspecificed promise to foreign leader
Another Fake News story out there - It never ends! Virtually anytime I speak on the phone to a foreign leader, I understand that there may be many people listening from various U.S. agencies, not to mention those from the other country itself. No problem!
….Knowing all of this, is anybody dumb enough to believe that I would say something inappropriate with a foreign leader while on such a potentially "heavily populated" call. I would only do what is right anyway, and only do good for the USA!
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