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What was formerly the Mezzaluna Deli downtown at 4 Taunton Green is being transformed into a pizzeria specializing in Italian and Greek-style dishes with free delivery to boot.
What was formerly the Mezzaluna Deli downtown at 4 Taunton Green is being transformed into a pizzeria specializing in Italian and Greek-style dishes with free delivery to boot.
The new eatery, to be called DeVito's Pizzeria, will be open for business in about a month, according to the owners.
Interior renovations have been underway for the past two months following an auction of the building in March.
At that time Stevie DeVito, owner of Devito's On Main restaurant and Stevie D's Sports Grille in Salem, N.H., and his friend Michael Cashman paid just under $238,000 for the two-story building, its contents and equipment.
The purchase included paying off utility bills and back taxes, Cashman said.
The property was auctioned off by Mechanics Cooperative Bank after previous owners Terence Maguire and Steven Tortora closed in January, less than six months after buying the business from Butch and Holly Roderick — the Taunton couple who, in 2002, opened an upscale sandwich shop that filled a vacancy formerly occupied for many years by D'Angelo's.
The initial business plan was for DeVito to give his friend a financial assist in buying the property. Once the business opened Cashman would run the Taunton restaurant as an entirely separate entity from the restaurant and bar in New Hampshire.
But earlier this month tragedy struck when DeVito was killed in a motorcycle accident while driving home from work. As a result, Anthony Cirella, who had been a close friend, and Cashman's girlfriend Dawn Odonits are now also partners.
Cashman, who lives in Kingston, had previously worked for 10 years at a pizza shop in Haverhill. After that restaurant was sold he decided to open his own business.
The former Mezzaluna Deli came to his attention, he said, when he saw it listed online at Craig's List.
"I had never been in Taunton," Cashman, 34, said.
After what he said were months spent scouting locations in and outside of Taunton, he became convinced that downtown Taunton, with its traffic flow and mix of businesses, was the best choice.
"I liked the location and atmosphere," Cashman said.
The walls inside the building have already been repainted, and all new cooking equipment with grilling and charcoal broiling capabilities are being installed.
Besides pizza, which Cashman and Cirella said will be a hybrid of Italian and Greek styles of preparation, DeVito's will offer subs, seafood, marinated steak tips, burgers, fresh salads and chicken kabob.
Everything, save perhaps the mozzarella sticks, will be fresh-made on the premises, they said.
"I'll make the chicken and veal parmesan and the fresh dough everyday," Cashman said.
Cirella added that the french fries and onion rings would be hand-cut.
"The sauce will be our own," Cashman said. "If we could make the mozzarella sticks ourselves we would."
And, Cirella said, "We're the only guy in town with free delivery and no minimum."
A year-round ice cream counter is also in the works and will be built into the right-hand corner near the front entrance.
When the previous owners closed up they left food in the coolers. All of that, said Cirella, has since been donated to Our Daily Bread soup kitchen.
Plans are for Devito's to be open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to either 9 p.m. or 10 p.m.
Cashman and Cirella said they intend to eventually restore the building's exterior to more closely resemble its historical origins, much in the way that Gunnar Hexum did with his Runes Café two building's over.
They also said they are serious about either purchasing the Knight's of Columbus building for sale next door, or in the least renting the courtyard space behind it in order to create an outdoor café area.
Both men said they would like to someday see Devito's become a successful chain like Sal's Pizza, a restaurant/takeout franchise that happened to have gotten its start in Salem, N.H.
As for their mentor, Stevie DeVito, they are intent on keeping his memory alive here in Taunton. Besides keeping a photograph of their deceased friend on the wall, they also want to establish a local scholarship foundation in his name.
"He was big into charities," Cirella said.
They said that DeVito, who had opened his restaurant and bar only half a year ago, was known as a successful entrepreneur with businesses ranging from recycling, trucking and landfill projects to real estate development.
Some 1,200 people attended the wake for DeVito, who was 45 when he was killed, and 200 cars showed up at the cemetery, they said.
"He could have been the mayor [of Salem]," Cirella said.
"This place will be dedicated to him," Cashman added.


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New England gardening: How to fly the floral flag in your garden
Previously, some state and territory floral emblems were described in this column. This time, more floral emblems will be featured, starting with Queensland.
The floral emblem of this northern state is the Cooktown orchid (Vappodes phalaenopsis). The Cooktown orchid is an epiphyte that grows attached to tree trunks. Unlike mistletoes, epiphytes do not derive nutrients from the supporting host tree. The host only provides support.
Plants may grow up to 80cm in height with three to 20 flowering canes. Leaves are lance-shaped. Each flowering cane may carry up to 20 flowers. Blooms are about 6cm wide and deep to pale lilac. Cultivated plants may flower throughout the year.
The Cooktown orchid occurs in northern Queensland and is considered rare due to loss of habitat and indiscriminate collecting. In cold climates, this beautiful orchid would have to be grown in a sheltered bush house.
The red and green kangaroo paw (Anigozanthus manglesii) is the floral emblem of Western Australia.
The kangaroo paw has broad leaves, up to 60cm long and has an underground stem. The flowers resemble macropod paws (hence the common name). They are held on stems up to 1m in height. They are tubular, red and green and create an eye-catching display between August and November. Flowers are rich in nectar and are pollinated by honeyeaters.
Many kangaroo paw cultivars have been developed and there is a proliferation of flower colours and plant heights. They take kindly to life in containers.
The royal bluebell would make a colourful addition to cottage gardens and rockeries.
The royal bluebell (Wahlenbergia gloriosa) the floral emblem of the ACT was proclaimed in 1982. The royal bluebell is a small perennial herb whose leaves are oblong and up to 2.5cm long. Violet blue flowers are 3cm in diameter, may be erect or nodding and carried on long stems. Flowering extends from October to March.
A postage stamp featuring the royal bluebell was featured on a postage stamp issued in 1986. This was one of a series depicting Australia's floral emblems.
The royal bluebell would make a colourful addition to cottage gardens and rockeries. For best impact, clumps should be planted. A container-grown, flowering specimen could be taken inside in a well-lit situation.
South Australia has selected the Sturts desert pea (Swainsona formosa) as the state's floral emblem.
Sturts desert pea is a scrambling ground cover with silky, grey-green divided leaves covered with soft hairs. The prostrate stems may extend for some metres.
The flowers are the crowning glory of this species. They are up to 9cm long and carried in clusters of six to eight on short, erect stems that hold the blooms above the foliage. The petals are blood red or scarlet with a glossy black swelling at the base known as the "boss". Flowering extends from July to March, depending on rain. A mature plant, in full flower, is a sight to behold.
Plants may be grown in containers using a soil mix with plenty of sand added.
With the exception of the Cooktown orchid which needs special conditions, all the floral emblems described could be grown in local gardens.
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Kansas City North is getting a new fire station thanks, in part, to a land donation in the city's fast-growing northeast corner.
City Council has approved a land donation of 7.3 acres at the corner of Missouri Highway 291 and Sherman Road, just east of the Interstate-435 interchange. City Council approved the donation at the end of January.
Timothy Harris, president and owner of Star Development Corporation, donated the land. It is not the first time Harris has donated land for public projects. In January, his corporation also donated 40 acres of land about a mile south of the future fire station location to the North Kansas City School District to be used as the site of a new elementary school. Star Development also donated land to the Liberty School District for the development of Kellybrook Elementary School.
The location for the new fire station is in an area that has been identified through a strategic planning process for the Kansas City Fire Department as a critical area of the city for fire department growth.
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City Councilwoman for District 1 Heather Hall had made a new fire station part of her campaign promises. Hall says she's heard people say they were concerned about emergency response times.
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While the final costs of the project are not yet determined, Hall says she has already found funding through district PIAC dollars, the Shoal Creek District TIFF and Public Safety Sales Tax dollars. Hall was hoping to keep the project cost to about $4 million.
"When you get the land for free, it does drive the price down," Hall said.
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"Now that the land has been donated, we're able to go out and hire an architectural firm. We know the station will reflect the functions of other stations, but we haven't started working on the outside design at all," Bosch said.
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09.12.2012. (Hvino News) Moscow is ready to resume agricultural imports from Georgia, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Sunday.
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Windows 8.1 Preview is almost upon us. The public preview version of the upcoming operating system will be officially unveiled tomorrow, and interest among technology enthusiasts is high with users already making plans to install it.
The official documentation that leaked a few days ago reveals that Windows 8 users should opt for the Windows Store for downloading and installation of the preview version.
Obviously, the operating system will also be available as standalone ISOs, but Microsoft states that this route is more suited for people that want to set up a dual-boot configuration and install Windows 8.1 Preview on a different partition.
For most others, the Windows Store is the easiest, safest and fastest way to do it:
"There are two ways to install Windows 8.1 Preview: through the Windows Store of through the ISO.
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These conversations are increasingly common for managers as people are having to do more with less. It's not just that you're giving the person some difficult news. Other complications are that you are often under huge work pressure at the time and your team might be small so tensions loom large.
So there are huge emotions on each side. Some people say: 'Just stick to the facts' but this is a particularly bleak option. The facts don't 'speak for themselves' – the conversation is really all about the emotion – theirs and, as a result, yours.
If you are going to manage the conversation in a meaningful way you must do so through empathy for the person. To achieve empathy, you have to manage your own emotions well enough to be able to focus on those of the other person.
Helping your team members through times like this touches the well-spring of compassion. You will be astounded at the impact on yourself and others.
Empathy can only really exist when it is honestly felt, but three tips can help in keeping your emotions out of the way and enable your honest concern to come through:
- Know how you instinctively react during strong emotion. This means that you can identify the emotion when it happens and control it rather than have it control you. For example, if you expect your heart rate to go up, it won't take you by surprise, plus you can plan to breathe deeply to lower it.
- Work out the range of ways you think the other person might react and practice some effective ways of responding. You need these responses to hand because it is hard to think of the right way to respond while you are coping with strong emotion.
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Signature Silhouettes. Christopher Bailey presented Burberry's signature silhouettes and colors in pre-fall collection of men's and women's wear. Every piece came with striking embellishments. Here we see both men's and women's clothing. For women Christopher offers jeweled skirts, chevron knit tops, cropped shearling bombers, trenches in abstract animal-print calf hair, cropped bulky sleeve aviator jackets, easy color-blocked knit dresses, zigzag-stripe turtlenecks, sheath dresses and leather pencil skirts. For men, Bailey offers heart-print button-down shirts, colorful cashmere pullovers, slim-fit pants, bowler hats and cozy and elegant outerwear, like elegant double-breasted coats.
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Technically this starts on Thursday night, because Maggie and I boarded a train for Köln (Cologne – I'll use both interchangeably!) and started our weekend journey.
The first of our two trains was pretty interesting. If by interesting you mean that I'm pretty sure we had the same conductor on our last train to München, and that the door to our train and the next train refused to stay closed, and Maggie knitted while I read Paper Towns again, and that I'm pretty sure the guy in the seats across the aisle from us though we were slightly insane or something … Then yeah,… interesting is the right word.
If you are worried that Maggie hates her time in Europe, fear not, it's just become fun and games to take 'I hate my trip' photos.
We made our switch from the München Hbf to the train that would bring us to Köln after about 30 minutes of waiting. This next train ride would be just over 7 hours long though, that was the bummer. While the seats were moderately comfortable [read: not a rock], there was initially a group of the loudest, most obnoxious guys, I have ever heard in my entire life. Put them on a train two seats from very-tired-Caitlyn and things get a little worrisome. Maggie was sweet enough to let me try and nod off, but almost every time that I'd get comfortable enough to fall asleep, they'd get loud again. Jerks.
Eventually, they got off our train and all was peaceful again. Wonderful. Sleep could …. well, sort of come. Instead of calling it sleep, we'll call it flat out exhaustion. I ended up in one pair of seats behind Maggie and she stretched out in one, and I stretched out in the other, and we made the best of it. Grand total hours of sleep between both of us, maybe 3. Because, when I finally almost got to sleep-sleep, around 4 am, ANOTHER loud group of guys got on the train. Those jerks and their loudness. Ugh. That whole situation meant that we might have had something like 2.5 hours of total sleep. Between both of us…
I know I moved seats a few times on the train because after the last loud group got off the train it was relatively empty in our car. Maggie and I took over one of the 4-people tables and it made the rest of the ride pretty comfy. I know it's probably terrible to put my feet up, but I just couldn't be all scrunched up anymore.
We finally arrived in Köln and after getting off the train, finding and fighting with the automatic luggage holder, and then following the arrows that said 'Dom' I was amazed. I snapped this picture right inside the Hbf looking to the Dom. I knew it was this close, but I didn't know it was THIS close.
I was just awestruck. I don't have words to describe how I felt when I finally saw what I'd only seen pictures of forever.
Awe. Struck.
Couple that with the fact that I was exhausted and I hit a whole new level of excitement. Follow all that up with the chance to go inside it, and up into one of the towers, I was ready to take on the day regardless of lack of sleep.
The Dom is huge. It's just … yeah.
Did you know that the cathedral was hit 14 times during the bombings in Köln during World War II? The only thing that likely saved the building, according to one of the priests inside, was the fact that it was needed to help the pilots dropping the bombs for navigation purposes. Via little blurbs given during our wander-around-by-yourself tour I saw some information that stated that initial repairs from the bombings were completed in 1956, however, some parts weren't actually completed until 2005.
These pictures don't really do it any justice whatsoever.
Then, oh then, Maggie and I decided we were going to hoof it up the 533 stairs to the top of the Dom's South Tower. Five Hundred and Thirty Three Steps.
"WHY?! WHY DID I DECIDE TO DO THIS?!" kept running through my brain as the spiral staircase turned ever tighter and farther up. I felt like it was never going to end, and then, just when I thought it would end, it didn't.
We made it up to where the bells were and Maggie wondered aloud what it would sound like if we were in the tower when the bells chimed. They chimed the 15 minutes of the hour almost right after she said that.
Thankfully, it was only one CLANG of a bell. It still vibrated in my soul.
It was worth every single terrible, horrible, very bad step. Seriously. It really was. I don't regret it now, although you might not believe it based on the way I write about it.
Seeing the whole city of Cologne stretched out underneath us, the sun up high, and seeing all the way off into the horizon… it was so beautiful. Seeing the world from far away makes you feel so very small.
After coming down from the top of the tower, I got to meet up with the most wonderful of ladies, Andrea. I've known Andrea for what feels like forever, and she was so sweet as to let us stay with her, and to show us around her gorgeous city.
The first place we went was along the bridge, the Hohenzollern Bridge, which is adorned with padlocks from one end to the other. Thousands upon thousands of padlocks.
One website states this about this particular bridge,
"It is thought that the romantic custom originated in Italy. Over time, tens of thousands of couples and friends in Cologne have sworn their loyalty to one another in this way. Along with padlocks in all colours and shapes, there are also combination padlocks and bicycle chains on the bridge. Many of them have been elaborately designed; often engraved, painted, adorned, or decorated with home-made stickers.
Experts estimate that the padlocks weigh over two tonnes."
This time around we didn't add a lock to the bridge like we did in Salzburg, but it was really great seeing, and feeling, all of the love that was put into these locks. Granted, odds must state that several of these people are no longer together, but I can dream. The romantic in me prefers that.
Here's just some of the locks along the bridge. They're so clumped together, locked one to another to another to another…
After taking a 'short' detour onto the bridge and then along the waterfront at the Rhine, I was so blessed to be with my friend Andrea. She's a beautiful lady, and so strong, and smart, and kind…
She took us to one of her favorite places, the Roman Praetorium. Per their rules I'm not supposed to post photos of the archaeological site, and I'm not supposed to use any of theirs from the website without So, instead, here's the link to their website.
The artifacts in this rather small area, is quite impressive. One of the things that my history-side forgot was just how large the Roman Empire was — I shouldn't have forgot, but I did. The other part of this museum was that of the Roman Sewer. No, seriously, it was a sewer. An old, tiny, and now mostly-clean (actually it was rather clean considering it's older uses!), sewer. I didn't see any rats at all! Instead, Andrea and I took a really great selfie together.
Aren't we the cutest?!
My dear Andrea was the best of the best tour guides that Maggie and I could have had, and the fun didn't stop there! How could it, when we were totally sleep deprived and walking through a city that we were stoked to be in?!
From there we wandered towards the shopping strip in Köln and stopped in a few different places. There was a Lush there and I spent more time than I should have playing with the pretty colors for my face. After walking around for a bit and dropping into a few stores here and there, we decided we were hungry.
Andrea had us try this Köln specific beer, Kölsch.
I'm still not sure how I feel about it. It wasn't terrible, it just wasn't the most delicious of all the beers I've had while in Austria and Germany.
We had an excellent lunch, and once again I'm going to share beautiful food photos
I can't help it.
The food is just pretty.
And delicious.
This was … interesting.
Leberkäse is something I don't have a good way to describe, it kind of reminds me of the consistency of Spam, but it has a flavor all it's own.
I only had it the one time, and this plate of food was more than enough to feed me for the rest of the day.
I felt so full that I could just pass out, seriously!
… but I knew better than to do that.
We had more things on the schedule for the daylight hours in Köln!
Next up in the list of things to do was to find the Köln Zoo, the irony was that it was getting so hot, and there weren't enough clouds to give a break from the heat. But, if you know anything about me, you know I love zoos, in this weird little way, because I also kind of hate them. I dislike seeing the animals trapped up, but, it's also one of the only ways I'm probably ever going to get to see these animals.
The cool thing about the zoo in Köln is it is also coupled with a really nifty aquarium, and reptile house! I liked the aquarium and it was probably because they had one of my favorite fishes — a lion fish!
So graceful and beautiful… and deadly.
[Dun, dun, duuunnnn]
After spending about an hour in the aquarium, and finding the upstairs butterfly enclosure we wandered into the actual zoo. I was a little sad when I saw some of these beautiful butterflies outside where they belonged because someone left the door to their enclosure open. I hope that all the lovely little Schmetterlinge are okay now.
This snake had my mind blown. I stared at him (or her) for several minutes and was trying to figure out if it had recently shed, or if its eyes were just the crazy on purpose. I couldn't tell and I still don't know.
(the more I look at it now the more I think they're just eyecaps from a recent shed)
All the little creepy-crawlies and slithery animals we saw there had nothing on what the rest of the zoo held.
I'm just going to picture vomit the rest of the time Andrea, Maggie and I spent in the Zoo.
It's easier that way, trust me.
This little chameleon and I attempted to have a staring contest, it didn't go so well. He lost, but I was awfully distracted too. So many shiny things.
These gorgeous birds were extremely talkative and playful, but it took me sneaking behind a semi cut-down bush and cooing at them to get them to keep playing while I snapped a few photos of them.
They were so cute.
This monkey was eating his own poo.
Hardcore nomming away on it.
Like it was the most delicious thing that this monkey had ever tasted.
Ironically enough there was food that had just been placed in the enclosure.
But naaaaah, the poop was better.
I guess.
This monkey was much better suited to being photographed. Less poo-eating to be had.
Then there was this little guy, a capybara! He was headed for the water on this blistering day.
Smart little critter.
The flamingos were relaxing under one of the few trees that offered a lot of shade,
they were also making an awful lot of flamingo-y noise.
There were elephants in this really cool indoor enclosure. Their outside one wasn't complete yet and it was probably better for them to be inside anyways.
They had two little babies and one of them was after the apple slices that were being thrown into the pond so fast that he submerged himself.
He was adorable. Really adorable.
And then, then there were these little orangutans.
When we were first walking through the orangutan area we only saw one, super zonked out orangutan.
Then we realized there was a whole outside section. And that there were several other orangutans! Even some little ones, and they were super playful. It made the long day in the hot sun worth it.
We found a nice little shaded area to sit in and we just watched them play. While it couldn't have been that long sitting down made me realize just how tired I was.
If you've never watched orangutans play, you're seriously missing out.
They climbed on the fences, they grabbed for branches, they had a whole tumble around in the grass fighting each other. They jumped on one another and then the adults got involved and the two mothers had to split up the tussling children. It was funny watching them.
Finally the mothers took them to different parts of the area and then little bit here decided she wanted to check us all out. She made faces in the glass at us and was exceptionally playful.
I mean, look at that cute little faaace! How could you ignore it?!
— Fritag, 12. Juni
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After our trip to the Kölner Zoo we headed to Andrea's house, and Maggie and I were so tired we napped on the way there. Andrea offered to take us to this mysterious place later in the evening, with the promise of a real nap at her house before we went anywhere.
Andrea can be quite mysterious, and this time was no less. She only told us that it was another of her favorite places to go, and that we could only really go after dark otherwise it wouldn't be as cool.
This right here was probably one of my absolute favorite parts of this entire trip. The mysteriousness of it all had me … exceptionally curious. I'm usually not that curious, but she won me over, and I'm pretty sure she won Maggie over too.
We took a little drive up past Essen to Duisburg.
As we came closer to our destination, that still had no name, Andrea pointed out that the reason we had to come in the dark was because that's when the park we were going to was 'all lit up.'
Boy was she right.
I'm not even sure I have any real photos of the entrance to Landschaftspark, but I was impressed from the get go.
I was also terrified.
This place had a vibe of just enough creepy, dark, and somewhat dank spaces that I was honestly concerned that I might die somewhere in this park. The space, a former ironworks site, had been left desolate and allowed Mother Nature to reclaim what was once her's.
The website states the following about the Landschaftspark history, and it's current uses.
"The north of Duisburg was one of those areas in the Ruhr District which was torn from its bucolic idyll at a time of intense industrialisation. With the migration of industry northwards from the Ruhr valley the landscape began to change such that nothing of its original form is recognisable today.
In Meiderich in 1901 August Thyssen had his ironworks company start work on the construction of a blast furnace complex, immediately adjacent to the coal fields he had acquired previously, thus creating the prerequisites for the necessary link between coal and iron. Until the closure of the works in 1985, when overcapacity in the European steel market had to be reduced, the works produced pig iron – as a rule as a primary product for further processing in Thyssen's steel works.
The demise of iron production left an industrial wasteland of more than 200 hectares waiting for a new use."
This new usage of the ironworks land that I got to experience was that of the lights installation.
It was rather beautiful, and somewhat terrifying. I don't much like scary places, or dark things, so this was a whole different level of weird for me. This site was beautiful,
"The whole idea of the Landscape Park Duisburg Nord shows that a so-called brownfield site can elevate itself far beyond these prejudices. And to start with the park wasn't very much more than just an idea. Born out of a citizens' action group, protesting against the demolition of the old Duisburg Meiderich Ironworks, and the projects of the International Building Exhibition Emscher Park, the idea then had to prove itself."
Some of our photos are in the same places that this video highlights.
This is probably one of my favorite photos, I walked towards the door and I made sure I moved somewhat slowly enough that Andrea was able to capture a few pictures of me moving along. I felt like a Walking Dead extra, and I don't even watch the show because I don't do creepy (remember!).
"Over a period of more than ten years, a culture, nature and leisure park has been created around the old ironworks which is unique in terms of its multi-faceted combination of uses. […] And at night Jonathan Park's light installation shines over the houses of the city – a Duisburg landmark visible from a distance."
Andrea climbed up into the bars, and so did I.
I cannot hold on for nearly as long as she can — My upper body strength is terrible! Obviously.
I loved the way this side of the building looked. The picture isn't the greatest as it's a little blurry, but it was just beautiful. I liked the way the colors worked against each other and then they seemed to work with one another to illuminate different portions of the same building.
The inside of this structure was probably my favorite. I loved the way it was lit up to accent the different portions of the interior. This was also the only time I saw this color used as it's own piece. Most everything else in the park was showing in shades of green and blue, and it worked together well. It accented the differences found here.
Oooo. Composition.
Both of these photos are ones that I quite like just from the composition alone.
The clouds were low enough in the sky to reflect some of the city-ish lights surrounding the park.
I wanted to walk to the top of this, and then realized that after walking to the top of the Dom in Köln earlier was enough stairs for me.
We wandered around for a little longer in the park. And, of course, found a few more places to take some goofy pictures.
This one was completely Andrea's idea.
Then, my stupidity took over. It was late and I was still sleepy, and I decided to hug a poll because why not.
I mean, seriously… why not.
Now, the other element I really liked was that this park felt a lot like one of my favorite games. Portal 2.
I felt like I was dropped right inside the old portions of Aperture Sciences and was somewhat lost without my Portal Gun. Curse you travelling overseas … I have one that was gifted to me from a long time ago and if I'd have known I'd have brought it with me.
This picture captured perfectly what I felt like.
This, this made me feel like I was staring into Wheatley's eye… and seeing the reflection that was Aperture through him. It was mind blowing, and completely weird.
Now, if only I could have had a voicebox like GLaDOS set up somewhere saying
"Oh,.. it's you."
"It's been a long time. How have you been?"
"I've been really busy being dead….
You know, after you MURDERED ME."
This wasn't the end of Maggie and I's time in Köln…
However, this is the end of this post.
"Oh thank god, you're alright. You know, being Caroline taught me a valuable lesson.
I thought you were my greatest enemy.
When all along you were my best friend.
The surge of emotion that shot through me when I
saved your life taught me an even more
valuable lesson: where Caroline lives in my brain.
Goodbye, Caroline."


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text: There is a lot of description of the research process the verification, and cross testing to prove the theory. Additionally a similar condition in humans and Huskies were determined to be mutations of the same gene. The microscopic observations show cell abnormalities throughout many areas. A few examples we commonly know like larynx and spine nerves. But also brain, eyes, and muscle. In the case of humans genitals are also involved. Humans are not able to develop beyond the 4 month level. Therefore cannot crawl or walk. They have severely effected brain development and eye abnormalities. (In dogs eyes are very small, pupils abnormal and early cataracts)Specifically, the research and comparisons made among diseases involving different mutations on this gene is bringing to light other functions and relationships it has with functions of the body. There is no cure or treatment in humans or dogs, but a better understanding of how it manifests, and the identified wider scope of related conditions, may help make it easier to identify earlier.


text: Our Coastal Escape wine selection is extensive and interesting. We stock about 80 different wines from all over the world. We focus on easy drinking, quality wines that go well with our menu or just pool side. Many of our wines are Organic or Biodynamic, some even without sulfites. We really like to promote our wine list and hope that also this "adventure" can be a part of your Coastal Escape experience.


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COPENHAGEN, April 11 (Reuters) - Danish food ingredients maker Chr Hansen missed second-quarter profit forecasts on Wednesday after its natural colours business disappointed for a second consecutive quarter.
It also lowered its forecast for growth in natural colours to below its long-term ambition of around 10 percent. The business accounts for a fifth of Hansen's revenue.
The producer of enzymes and bacteria for wine, meat and dairy products kept its overall guidance of 8 to 10 percent organic revenue growth for the year. (Reporting by Stine Jacobsen; editing by Jason Neely)


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One person's thoughts may change the world
For the young man running the football, it has been a challenging season. The most challenging one of his whole life. The first season of compounded challenges, for him, as well as for me. We both went through it together, as we have both gone through some championship seasons. The season started out with a positive note, he made the varsity team as a ninth grader, which was no easy feat. At first, I didn't know what to think, was he that good, or was the team that bad that they needed a freshman to not only make the varsity team, but get significant playing time ( starting tailback ). Compounding that, he also started his first year of high school. I was proud of him, but I had my doubts as well. "Will he be able to take the pounding of the Catholic League?", I asked myself. I wasn't worried about his mental state; he had already played 6 seasons of little league football. His football IQ is very high. I was worried about how he has to convert and change his game, a lot. First, there was the conversion from linebacker to defensive back, a huge transformation for him.
He struggled with it at first. He has had the mindset of a linebacker since his first day of football. He learned how to look for the run, and not let anyone past him. Now suddenly, he has to change, out on an island, backing up and ready to anticipate a pass. It was a different type of football for him, he's just not big enough to play linebacker. He started at tailback, he played on kickoff, kick receiving, punt team. This season, he learned one of the most important things in life… he learned to adapt. The second thing was the season. It was grueling at times. It was one tough loss after another. I wasn't use to coaching under such conditions. I would like to say I was good at getting kids motivated, and ready to go out and play an inspired game. But I forgot one thing, this was high school football. High school football is won in the off-season, in the weight room. And unfortunately, many of the kids he was playing with didn't take it seriously enough. But he did. Some didn't work hard in the off-season, and it showed. And more importantly I had to "learn" to coach with no prospects of making the playoffs, or a winning season. Somehow, these young men found it within themselves to get back out there on the field after a loss, and practice as hard as they could. They were real troopers. Yet, this young man worked hard in the off-season, not quite knowing why I pushed him so hard at first. It was tough, hitting those weights when he could have doing something else.
But, with every season, I learn something. Sometimes something little, sometimes something big. Courage was one thing many of these kids had no grasp of. They liked playing football because it's fun. Well they had a rude awakening. At this level it's not always that fun. It's more of a challenge, an interesting challenge, but a challenge. And, at times, you're going against opponents that have a different motive than you do. The school he attends is a college prep school so most are going to college. The kids they play against may be playing for a scholarship. They may be playing for many other things. But trust me, it's not because it's fun. So another lesson learned to some members of his team," there is someone out there ready to take your lunch money". I have always pointed this out to him with one of my favorite saying, "Always remember, there is someone, somewhere out there working out, just like you, at times alone, but motivated, and trying to be better than you". He knows this statement very well.
After eight games, his team was 2-6. Trust me I have never played or coached a team with that kind of record. But, the reality is, they didn't really know how close they were to being a winning program. And that's where I need to learn to be a better coach, and person. At times in life, you don't know how close you are to succeeding, but, yet, you roll around in the despair of what you may think is failure. Sometimes, a defeat helps bring you to a point of the victory you have had all the time, but it may have been too cloudy around you to see it. Most victories are claimed after a defeat, one which takes you to a point of nowhere to go, but up. Accepting failure or tolerating it is not an option, in football or in life. Defeat is easy, but victory is something you have to work for.
This leads me to a victory for him, pictured above. The little running back that could. In the last game of the season, his team won. He had his best game. He made several key blocks that opened it up for the senior running back to have several long runs. Then, the biggest play of his season occurred, "white right 45". This play was huge for several reasons. First, it was a play that had not been called all season. We had never run it in practice. It wasn't in the playbook. When the head coach called the play, I was on the head phones in the press box saying, "Coach that play is not in the script". But he called the play any. Well, the young man did what I knew what he has always done, did his job well. He adapted and prevailed. He had his longest run of the season, bursting through the hole,
past the linebackers and ran for a good 35 yards! That long run changed his whole season, his whole perspective, and also changed mine. He did something he knew he could do, and did what he had been doing all season long, which was work hard, execute, persevere, play hard on every single down. And that's a life lesson as well. For me the life lesson held true, never quite, never give up, stand your ground, give it all you have, and most importantly, believe in yourself. And he did. And so have I. I am so proud of him. And that is one of the many reasons why I love him so much.


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Deborah and Evan
How We Met
Evan and I met while I was traveling to Dallas for work back in March of 2015. We stayed in contact and usually travel to see each other every other weekend, racking up thousands and thousands of miles.
how they asked
We'd been planning a trip to attend a friend's wedding in Portugal and decided that since Evan had never been to Europe we would go a few days early and visit France. Back in college, I had the opportunity to live in France, which is what made this trip even more special.
Since it would be Evans first time, I would be able to show him all the places used to visit and loved. In the 3 to 4 months leading up to the trip we'd been talking about taking the next step in our relationship and getting engaged. During those talks I kept hinting about this trip, and how "fairytale" it would be if it happened in Paris. But I also knew Evan wanted it to be a surprise, so no matter how much I hinted at Paris I was convinced he'd do it someplace else. Just days before we left I told my mom and best friend that I really wanted to get engaged in Paris or Lyon as these cities have so much significance to me personally. They both just laughed and changed the subject. Little did I know they both were in on the secret of what Evan had planned.
Evan and the photographer "Pierre" had been talking for weeks leading up to the trip and had everything planned out perfectly. We would show up and do a couple photos around the tower, then slowly start making our way into position. They even worked out a code phrase that would indicate when Pierre was ready and in position. As Pierre said, "this light is just perfect for a great shot", Evan knew it was game time.
As we stood there face to face under the tower Evan squeezed my hand and said, " I promised I wouldn't be cliché, but…." he then dropped down on one knee and asked me to be his wife and to marry him. I of course said, "Oui!"


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There's an old sea story in the Navy about a ship's captain who inspected his sailors and afterward told the chief boatswain that his men smelled bad. The captain suggested perhaps it would help if the sailors would change underwear occasionally.
The chief responded, "Aye, aye, sir, I'll see to it immediately!"
The chief went straight to the sailors' berth deck and announced, "The captain thinks you guys smell bad and wants you to change your underwear." He continued, "Pittman, you change with Jones; McCarthy, you change with Witkowski; and Brown, you change with Schultz. Now GET TO IT!"
Someone may come along and promise "Change," but don't count on things smelling any better.
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Nigerian-German musician, producer and social activist, Ade Bantu believes the Nigerian entertainment industry can only flourish if structures are put in place and desperadoes who are exploiting people are taken out.
The musician and organiser of Afropolitan Vibes stated this in a chat with TheNETng at the Nigerian Entertainment Conference.
He said, 'We just lack structure and artistes are just plain lazy. If you don't have structure in place, you don't have an industry'. 'We have all the legislation that's been put together but they are not being implemented', he added.
Speaking further, Ade Bantu also said, 'When you have a lot of desperados from artistes to management to so called labels, and also media exploiting vulnerable, uneducated young people that just want to make a dollar and keep on going, you have a very volatile mix of characters and events and situations.
'So it is very challenging, but what I think is paramount is we all educate ourselves and then have the right players that come in.' he concluded.
Watch the video above for more.
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Any excuse I have to buy presents I will. Now that Easter is just around the corner, it is the perfect time to find some cute little gifts for the best people in my life, my friends and family who deserve some treats!
Let's get the obvious out of the way. The classic. The Easter Egg. Obviously there are so many different kinds of Easter Eggs (side note, what's your favourite? I could eat any tbh) so there is plenty of choice. I tend to just go for their favourite kind of chocolate, as an egg. One of my friends was eating M&M's a few weeks ago and she said how much she loved them, so I made a mental note to get her that Easter Egg!
Check out my Easter Eggs through the years below! (LOL)
I seem to get more as the years go on... If you don't already know, just like me, my mum loves gifting, so she goes overboard at any opportunity she gets!
Flowers are always a lovely spring like option. I think they are gorgeous, and there are always more options around Easter time. Think Spring pastels and muted colours, your bunch will look just the part!
Bunny themed things! Mum and I are both so obsessed with bunnies, and at Easter, they are everywhere! I have bought my mum a ceramic bunny this year, just like I did for Mother's Day too ha ha. Don't worry - she already knows about it, she picked it out! Please don't buy real bunnies though for people, just like puppies at Christmas, they are likely to get abandoned / neglected as not everyone wants one of the cuties in their lives sadly :(
Bake! You could always bake someone a big box of Easter themed cupcakes! How about egg nests or cookies? Who doesn't like home baked goods?
Some buns I made in Food technology 4 years ago!!!
I put together some Easter bundles for 2 of my lovely friends which included an Easter Egg, a mug, a scratch card (something fun!), a creme egg and a toy egg (like a kinder egg) and they went down so well! I found some Easter gift bags in Home Bargains which were perfect.
Another fabulous Easter related idea would be a full on Easter hamper. Think wicker baskets, cheese, crackers, wine, chocolates, and most importantly, Chutney.
I think chutney/pickles are a great gift idea, they are something a little different, but so tasty and ideal for this kind of transitional period around Spring/Easter.
Check out these Chutneys, from the English Provender.
I was very kindly sent these on behalf of English Provender and I have to say, I am thoroughly impressed. The jars themselves scream the best Spring gift with their floral decals. These, in a box of goodies, would be a welcome treat from the Easter bunny! Plus, they are a great alternative to chocolate. I can't wait to cook up a storm with them, and of course, enjoy them on a cheese and wine night! They are vegetarian and vegan too so they will be appreciated by many.
Do you have any last minute Easter treat ideas?
Bye for now,
*this post contains a product that was sent to me free of charge. In no way does that shape or form my opinion! :)


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The Government has 'denied the toxic effect of contaminated cabin air for too long', according to air safety campaigner and Liberal Democrat Peer, Lord Tyler.
New research published today suggests a link between fumes in aircraft air supplies and neurological conditions in pilots and cabin crew, and British Aerospace recently confirmed it would be setting new standards for its own cabin air after years playing down the problem.
Commenting, Lord Tyler said:
"For years, the Government has denied this was any sort of serious problem, waving away even the most damning of revelations over secret deals to cover the problem up.
"Ministers have been determined that the mix of air used on passenger aircraft is a commercial issue, when it's quite clear that this is a matter of potentially disastrous public safety.
"Now, British Aerospace, whose BAe146 aircraft were long considered among the most toxic, have recently offered to cure a problem they continue to deny exists.
"This turn of events, and new research published today from the United States, renews the imperative for the Government to look urgently at new regulations for air quality on planes.
"How many more passengers and crew have to be put at risk before Labour will take action?"
Note to Editors: Lord Tyler is tabling questions to Ministers in the House of Lords for answer soon after Parliament reassembles.


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The first key to acquiring longevity is to avoid burnout. In order to do this, coaches must change with the times. They can't fight the battle of holding on to the same methods used when they were young. Times change and coaches must, too, in order to reach their audience. Coaches can still hold true to their core values and doing so will help avoid burnout.
One key to avoiding burnout is to simply have fun and enjoy the game with your athletes. By simply taking the time to have fun and not stress over win-loss records, we instantly feel energized. Most people get involved in coaching because they love the game and enjoy being around young people, and it's something they should never forget.
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The second key for longevity is having balance. Coaches must find a way to balance families, careers, leisure time and coaching responsibilities. This can be a very difficult task, and many coaches have stopped coaching in order to spend more time with their families. The key here is to keep things in perspective. Sports should never be more important than family. Coaches must hold on to the reasons why they got into coaching in the first place, and not let their sport consume them every day.
A key to accomplishing this is to have 10-15 minutes of downtime each day. Use this time to sit, relax, read and reflect in silence. This short amount of time helps to clear the mind and get the focus on what's most important.
A major part of being a coach, spouse and parent is service. While the aim is to serve other people, once in a while you have to do something for yourself. It could be just going to a movie, reading a new book, going for a walk or run or buying new shoes. Every once in a while you need to treat yourselves in order to serve others consistently.
One final key would be to prioritize your days. Rick Pitino advises to make a list of the things to do every day. At the beginning of the list, you should put the things you least look forward to doing. By doing this, you get the things you're not excited about doing out of the way. After this the rest of the day is filled with things that you're looking forward to rather than dreading.
Third, coaches should strive for consistency. Anyone can have a great couple of years or seasons, but can you maintain that level over time? Now, in coaching a lot depends on the talent level of the players you have, but can you successfully lead a quality program for 20 years? Can you maintain a high standard on and off the court over time? Not every coach is blessed to have extremely talented players year after year. Some of the best coaching is done on teams with mediocre talent that end their seasons right at .500 or a little above.
One key to achieving consistency is to act on the advice you give others. Coaches are constantly talking the talk. But are you walking the walk? By acting on their advice, coaches are walking the walk and achieving consistency.
Part of maintaining consistency involves remaining true to your program's core values. Coaches can't have something down on paper and then practice something different. It's also a great idea to have a fellow coach as an accountability partner. Coaches hold their players accountable so they can get maximum results on a consistent basis. Coaches should have someone as a peer mentor to make sure they stay on the right track and are achieving consistency as a leader. Can the leader get the most out of those they work with over time? That is real success.
The fourth key is to have an impact. Do your players or the people who worked with you remember you? Do they stay in contact with you? Do they know you care about them and their families' well-being?
One way to accomplish this is to hold one-on-one meetings with each player. In these meetings, sports should come last. The coach must make the effort to get to know the player away from the game and show the player that he or she is important as a person – not just an athlete.
Another idea is to write handwritten letters to your players. Everything is typed through electronic media today. By taking the time to write your players a handwritten note, you are showing them you really care about them.
To truly make an impact on your athletes, you must teach them more than the game, you must teach them about the game of life. Find ways to do this outside of practice and games. Take your team to community service events, watch and discuss film clips and, most importantly, develop and implement a character education program.
Coaches must make a sustained effort to have an impact during and after their players' playing days. Having an impact on lives beyond the court or office is what separates one from the pack, and doing so over an extended period of time is truly what makes one great.
The fifth and final key is to create a legacy. The No. 1 goal is to create living trophies. Building players into people who are "living trophies" or RGPs, creates a lasting legacy. This is how to truly affect the world. You may not be able to make world headlines, but by one athlete or employee at a time, you can make positive impact in their lives and they can pay that forward.
In order to create a lasting legacy, coaches must be the change they want to see in the world. People remember what you do and how you make them feel. Your actions must reflect your values. To create a lasting legacy, coaches must model what they want in their program. You cannot have one set of standards and values for players, and do something completely opposite as a coach.
The most important thing coaches can do to build a legacy is to serve others. Ask your players and coaches, "What can I do to help you?" Your win-loss record or career earnings total won't be at your funeral, but the people you've impacted will be there.
Too often, we define success or label successful people as those with the most wins, championships, money earned and deals closed. All of that is great, but if a person can do the five things discussed above for many years, that is the true measure of success.
Kyle Elmendorf is in his ninth year as a teacher and coach at Orchard Farm High School in St. Charles, Missouri. He is the head girls basketball coach and assistant football coach.


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One for the ladies...
OK, so I started writing a few blogs about what you should and shouldn't be doing if you want to get into modelling and I got bombarded with messages and emails with lots more questions. This got me thinking…
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Past Meetup
Lean UX - how you can apply it in your business or practice
This Meetup is past
48 people went
Hot on the heels of the rather lively/provocative session on Agile Project Management in Practice, we'll be delving into the practice of Lean UX.
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• Jason Bootle - @mrbootle
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• Spencer Turner - @spencerturner
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Studio Artists | Featured Artist | Studio Gallery | Workshops | Programs
September, 2015
Featured Artist
Barbara K Olson
Who knew several years ago when I set up the Gallery website that I'd end up as Artist of the Month. It's all very exciting and a little surreal, but here's how it happened: I had always assumed I would fade into the sunset doing what I do best – providing graphic design services for my short, but loyal list of clients. I loved it and could work from anywhere with an internet connection. I saw no reason to retire at all, but with the downturn of the economy I went looking for a new hobby.
I have always been addicted to traveling and with more time on my hands, I'd find myself daydreaming about vacations. With the next several years loosely planned out, I set my sights on writing blurbs on every travel site I could find. I'd post my pictures wherever they'd let me and give my oh-so-important opinions on the topics at hand. I started a blog, which lead to a book – to combine my graphics experience with my improving writing and photography. The results of the book are still to be determined, but my fingers are crossed.
Even though I still don't really consider myself an artist, I feel a little more artistic every day because of the exposure to the wonderful artists at the Gallery and Jane's friendship and thoughts about doing what we love. I know in one way I'm like some other artists out there. I still haven't found a way to make a living off my true passion – but I'm working on it!
Visit Barbara's blog at www.barbarakolson.com
A Conversation with Barbara Olson
by Don Niederfrank
Barb and I met on a beautiful Tuesday morning at Smith Brothers. After getting a chai latte and a Sanpelligrino, we started our chat.
Are you a Port Washington native?
No, I grew up in Iowa and met my husband there. As it turns out he's from the same small town as you, Don. It's a small world! I moved to Arizona and he moved to Oregon, but we stayed close. Before we knew it I was headed to Oregon and we were married and had two daughters. We moved to Port Washington in 1986 to be closer to family when our youngest was just four months old. That was a fun trek, and a story for another day!
How did you get involved with Gallery 224?
I've been a graphic designer for almost 30 years – the last 17 as a free-lancer. I had worked on lots of design projects for our church (First Congregational) over the years and Jeff Suddendorf, our minister, had confidence in me to develop their website, even though I had no experience whatsoever. At times I thought he was crazy to trust a rookie with such an important job, but I did have design skills and Dreamweaver was supposed to be pretty easy! Ha! After several months of Lynda.com and back and forth changes to enhance it's readability and functionality, www.portucc.org came to life.
Since Jane (the Director of Gallery 224) is his wife, news about the successful launch traveled fast and soon I was working on the Gallery's first website. With Jane's postcard and poster designs, and her close scrutiny (ha, ha), www.gallery224.org came to life. As the gallery has grown, the job keeps getting increasingly more complicated, but I love it!
What makes for a good website?
I think the most important aspect is that it is easy to maneuver around. No matter how pretty a site is, if people get frustrated because it's too complicated or doesn't work, they won't stay long. We have also discovered that people don't have a lot of time to read lots of copy and would rather look at pictures – and the gallery has plenty of those!
Tell me about your travel interests.
The downturn of the economy left me with less work and more spare time, so when I wasn't babysitting my grandkids, I would daydream about traveling. We have a timeshare, so I would plan out scenarios where we could use that and see the sights in the surrounding areas. Then I started a travel blog. Check it out at www.barbarakolson.com.
Wait, how did that happen?
I started writing comments on other people's posts, travel websites and other blogger's sites and found that I really enjoyed (and had a knack for) writing about my travels. I have always been addicted to vacations and have taken a lot of pictures of the places we visit, so it wasn't a stretch that it could be a next step. I try to make sure I have descriptions of the places I photograph and a little history, so there's some research involved, which I am also really enjoying. So far, I don't make any money at it, but I simply love doing it and it's fun to remember the little details of our trips – the things that make traveling so much fun for Jim and I.
So success would be getting to travel, writing about it, taking pictures and getting paid?
Exactly! Not sure how long it will take for that to happen (the getting paid part), but I'm having fun in the meantime!
Are you excited about being Artist of the Month?
I am! After chatting with Jane about the Gallery a while back, she inquired as to what I was up to. I had to laugh when she suggested it. Me? An artist? Maybe she's just throwing me a bone since I'm cheap labor (ha ha), but maybe it isn't such a stretch after all. I will say, being exposed to the many different talents of the artists who display at the Gallery has made me "think about art" and now I want to be a part of it. Even though I still can't draw a stick figure, I am feeling more creative every time I pick up my camera and write my blog posts. And that is the goal of this gallery, right?
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