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I have spent many nights away from home during my airline career. Sometimes I jokingly refer to my home as an overpriced storage shed. I spend most of my nights in a bed that has been slept in thousands of times...very few of them by me. It sometimes can be very difficult to get to sleep when you are in a bed that feels very different to your own, or with pillows that are not quite like yours. It's funny how quickly you can figure out what your idiosyncrasies are when you spend so many nights away from home. For example, I hate big thick pillows. They might be great for watching tv, but I'm not a fan of when I lay my head down, my chin touches my chest plate!
Here's another example, have you ever noticed what side of the bed you sleep on. I have, and every time I enter a hotel room, I never know what side of the room the bed will be on. This determines which side of the bed I sleep on. In my home, my bed is always on the left wall, which means I sleep on the right side of the bed. Surprisingly, you get used to it being that way. Do you sleep on your side? Is you right or left arm out to the side. These things are predicated on which side of the bed you're on.
People often ask me if I ever wake up in a hotel and not know where I am. Fortunately, I have not had that too many times. The one thing I do have a problem with is which way to turn when I walk out of my room. The hallways are long, seem to go on forever, and look the same. Rarely can you see where the elevators are, so you think to yourself, which way do I go. I try to make a mental not when I get to my room, so I know which way I have to go when I leave. It's these little things that can be disorienting.
The one thing that is consistent when I enter a hotel room is the first thing I do: remove the bedspread. When you think about it, that is the one thing the housekeeping staff don't change on a daily basis. The next thing I do is check the sheets. I like to look for any telltale signs that the sheets have not been changed since their last use. You also want to make sure there are no critters in there. There's nothing like sharing your bed with a bunch of uninvited guests.
Most times, I try not to think of these things. If you did, you'd never stay in a hotel. It's a lot like hot dogs...I love them, but I don't want to know what's in them. I try to focus on the good things, like what I'm going to do during my overnight. I certainly try to make the best of my times away from home.
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I have to apologize for my formatting. I haven't quite figured out how to get the pictures into the right spot and have text around it. I'll have to take that blog lesson in the near future. It's a good thing I can put a 570.000 pound airplane on the same spot every time, because I sure can't do the same with a picture and some words. But I digress...
If you're thinking the bills can really add up on these overnights, you're not the only one. Most of these things cost money. While not much, it does add up. Occasionally though, I find myself spending spending more money to do something than I normally would. I call these the "things I would do once." Not that they are so bad that I wouldn't consider doing them again, they are just a little more costly than other things. For example, I had an overnight in Seattle a few years ago. My crew got together and we all went to the Boeing Museum of Flight at Boeing Field. On the ramp next to the museum, there was a company giving rides in an old Stearman. I had always wanted to fly one, and thought this would be the perfect place to do it. There's nothing like flying around the Puget Sound. I asked the lady at the table about the cost and was told that if I wanted to fly it, I should take the 40 minute tour and the pilot would let me fly once we got out over the Sound. The cost was $240. To fly an old, open cockpit biplane around Seattle would be priceless. This is something I had to do: Once. That would be all I'd need. Check that one off the Bucket List.
I had always heard that Portland, Oregon was a great city. I had a trip with a 48 hour layover, so I rented a car for 2 days. On the first day, my Captain and I drove around the Columbia River Gourge. It a truly spectacular drive, with many opportunities to stop and take pictures, or take a hike. The following day, we went down to the Evergreen Aviation Museum. This is where the Spruce Goose was moved to a number of years ago. The Spruce Goose was the huge sea plane built by Howard Hughes that only flew once. The story was shown in the Leonardo DeCaprio movie called The Aviator. If you wanted to spend an extra $50 dollars at the museum, you could get a private tour of the upper deck of the plane with one of the museum's Docents. There was no time limit on this tour and you got to have your picture taken while sitting in the pilot seat that Howard Hughes himself had occupied on that only flight. It was a wonderful experience and one that I will never forget.
I don't know about you, but I'm getting tired from all of the worldly adventures we've shared today. I think it's time to get back to the hotel for some rest. It's a good thing I've already checked the bed and packed my bag.
Until next time, please make sure your tray tables and seat backs are in their fully upright and locked positions. Flight Attendants, please prepare the cabin for arrival.

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Pecan Street Project, NREL and UT begin design of Home Research Lab
(AUSTIN – April 26, 2011) – Pecan Street Project announced today that it has acquired a site and will soon begin construction of a smart grid interoperability research facility. Researchers from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) will lead the programming and technical specification development for the facility, which will be located in Austin's Mueller community.
Pecan Street Project executives leading the development and operations of the lab are John H. Baker, Jr. and Ariane Beck. Prior to joining Pecan Street Project earlier this year, Mr. Baker was Austin Energy's chief strategy officer and Dr. Beck was the assistant chair of the University of Texas Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
The Home Research Lab will serve as a neutral third-party research facility. Researchers from Pecan Street Project, The University of Texas, NREL, multiple utilities and private sector companies will be able to use the lab for testing and evaluating interoperability industry standards along with testing performance and integration of multiple companies' home smart grid systems with electricity, gas and water utility distribution and back office systems. Specific technologies that will be tested include electric vehicles, home energy management systems, smart appliances, home storage, rooftop PV and advanced metering. The facility will also include public education programming.
Construction is scheduled to begin in September 2011 and active operations to commence in March 2012. Pecan Street Project has contracted with Austin-based custom homebuilder The Muskin Company to develop the Home Research Lab. Architects for the facility are University of Texas School of Architecture faculty Matthew Fajkus, Ulrich Dangel and Tamie Glass, Department of Architectural and Environmental Engineering professor Atila Novoselac and Austin-based architects Michael Hsu and Kevin Stewart from Michael Hsu Office of Architecture.
Nationally unique features of the Home Research Lab include:
- The active involvement of Tier 1 research university and national lab researchers from UT and NREL
- The lab's neutral third-party position as a facility for multiple utilities and private sector technology companies to work collaboratively in a consortium environment with these university and national lab researchers
- The opportunity for companies to test their solutions' interoperability with utility distribution systems and with products from multiple companies
- Access for University of Texas students to participate in lab research and collaboration
- The lab's ability to connect with NREL for ongoing real-time research collaborations between the Austin-based lab and NREL's Golden, Colorado facilities
Pecan Street Project will build the lab in a three-story live-work unit site across the street from the former Mueller Municipal Airport's air traffic control tower. The tower, which was preserved after the airport's decommissioning, has become an iconic structure in the green-built Mueller community.
"This lab will provide an opportunity for University of Texas researchers and students to collaborate with utilities and the best researchers from the private sector on the technologies that will solve our toughest energy, environmental and economic challenges," said Pecan Street Project executive director Brewster McCracken. "Having the lab's development led by our partners from NREL, an accomplished, visionary utility executive like John and an outstanding researcher like Ariane ensures that this lab will provide significant value."
"Our intent is to develop not just a demonstration lab, but a true research and testing facility," said UT engineering professor and Pecan Street Project board member Dr. Tom Edgar. "This facility will be a unique opportunity for our researchers and the private sector to help shape the future of energy delivery and management."
"Our researchers at NREL are excited about their involvement with Pecan Street Project," said NREL senior research engineer Dr. Bill Kramer, who will lead NREL's work on the research facility. "We see this new home research lab as a way to complement our existing research facilities with real-world performance and utility data."
NREL's researchers are part of Pecan Street Project's customer-focused smart grid demonstration project at Mueller.
"The straightforward simplicity of our overall building design allows for the flexibility of complex laboratory research and simulated living scenarios," said UT School of Architecture assistant professor Matthew Fajkus. "The building will be highly sustainable in its capacity for adaptation as well is in its integrated technology and smart grid implications."
"Here, in one of the country's most forward-thinking communities, this lab will allow researchers to test some of the most forward-thinking ideas in home design, operation and construction," said Alan Muskin, president of The Muskin Company. "We look forward to being part of this unique collaboration and to helping bring the future of American homebuilding to this great neighborhood."
"During my years in the utility industry, I wished we had had access to an outstanding research facility and the opportunity to collaborate with top-flight researchers," said Pecan Street Project director of utility systems research John Baker. "I am committed to developing a lab that will provide this kind of opportunity not just for Pecan Street Project's own researchers, but also for UT researchers, innovative companies and utilities from across the country."
"I know from working with UT research programs how critical a sophisticated, independent research facility is to fact-based applied research," said Ariane Beck, project manager for Pecan Street Project. "This lab will provide a technically excellent proving ground where utilities, companies, researchers and students can collaborate in a neutral, third-party setting."
About John H. Baker, Jr.
John Baker joined Austin Energy in 1994. He served in various roles during his tenure, including vice president of customer care and marketing, process manager of system operations and reliability, manager of distribution system support, and manager of distribution engineering and design. From 2002 until his retirement from Austin Energy in 2010, he served as chief strategy officer, leading the development of the utility's aggressive long-range renewable energy and energy efficiency goals.
In addition to overseeing the home research lab, Baker will manage the organization's Industry Advisory Council, a collection of technology and energy companies that are participating in the organization's smart grid research. He will also serve as the primary liaison for utilities on the organization's Technical Review and Advisory Committee, which includes ERCOT, Bluebonnet Electric Coop, CPS Energy, Oncor and Pedernales Electric Coop.
About Ariane Beck
Prior to joining Pecan Street Project in 2011 as the organization's project manager, Dr. Ariane Beck served as the assistant chair of UT's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering in the Cockrell School of Engineering. Her work at UT included managing development of lab facilities and space construction, leading the department's successful accreditation review and managing the day-to-day operations of the university's sixth largest department (with 66 faculty, 30 staff and 1,900 students).
Dr. Beck holds a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from The University of Texas at Austin. Her research accomplishments include designing, fabricating and characterizing wide band gap UV avalanche photodiodes (APDs) in SiC, GaP and AlGaN/GaN material systems for use in biological agent detection and non-line-of-sight communications under the DARPA SUVOS program, and designing processes for recessed window and thin-metal structures to enhance carrier collection efficiency.
About the National Renewable Energy Laboratory
NREL is the Department of Energy's primary national laboratory for renewable energy and energy efficiency research and development. NREL is operated for DOE by The Alliance for Sustainable Energy, LLC.
About the Smart Grid Demonstration Project at Mueller
In November 2009, the Department of Energy awarded Pecan Street Project, Inc. a $10.4 million regional smart grid demonstration grant to deploy an advanced smart grid project at the Mueller development in central Austin. The Mueller neighborhood – a public-private joint venture between the City of Austin and Catellus Development Group – is located at the site of Austin's former airport.
The demonstration project will integrate with Austin Energy's next generation smart grid platform to create, operate, and evaluate an open platform Energy Internet – a type of smart grid that allows two-way electricity and information flow and is modeled on the architecture of the Internet. Residential and commercial participation in the project is voluntary.
The project will analyze these results against control groups and distribution feeder systems in other locations in the City of Austin to quantify how the integration of these technologies impacts electricity usage and bills, the utility's finances, environmental outcomes and overall system performance.
In February 2011, the organization completed systems installation and went live with the first phase of its smart grid demonstration project in Austin's Mueller community. Deployed by Austin-based Incenergy LLC, the home smart grid systems capture minute-to-minute energy usage for the whole home and six major appliances or systems. The project achieved an installed cost per home of $341 ($241 for equipment plus $100 for installation).
The systems are deployed in 100 homes at Mueller, all of which are green built and 11 of which have rooftop solar PV systems. This spring, Pecan Street Project will deploy Incenergy systems in a second group of 100 homes outside Mueller that are at least 10 years old. All participants in both groups are volunteers.
The data collected from these first 200 homes will provide a baseline against which the organization can compare the impact the technologies and services to be tested will have on energy consumption.
About Pecan Street Project Inc.
Headquartered at The University of Texas at Austin, Pecan Street Project Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) smart grid and clean energy research and development organization. Incorporated in 2009, the organization's board includes representatives from The University of Texas, Austin Energy, Environmental Defense Fund, the Austin Technology Incubator, the City of Austin and the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce.
In September 2009, it received funding from the University of Texas and a grant from the Capital Area Council of Governments through an award from the Department of Commerce's Economic Development Administration. In November 2009, the organization received a U.S. Department of Energy stimulus award for a Smart Grid Demonstration Project at Austin's Mueller community. In November 2010, it received an award from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation to research the impact of energy efficiency retrofits in older homes.
In March 2010, it released a report of recommendations for how to spur energy system advancements. The recommendations were the product of joint industry-university-utility-public sector working groups. For more information or to download the report of recommendations, visit www.pecanstreetproject.org.


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What is Thunder Brigade?
Thunder Brigade Drum and Bugle Corps is a non-profit, performance education based, competitive ensemble serving the Mid-Atlantic region. We are dedicated to providing our members with exciting and distinctive performance experiences. Based in Laurel, MD, Thunder will be a member of Drum Corps Associates (DCA) and will compete at the 2014 DCA World Championships in Rochester, NY. Additionally, this group will perform in several other settings including, sporting events, parades, exhibitions, concerts, and field shows.
Managed by Mighty Sound Productions, Inc., Thunder Brigade is an organization driven by excellence in performance and has some of the most talented arrangers and educators in the drum corps activity. The program was organized in 2012, as an all age drum corps to offer performance opportunities to all interested drum corps performers from the Mid-Atlantic Region (Maryland, Washington, D.C., northern Virginia, West Virginia and south central Pennsylvania). Thunder encourages participation by performers who have aspirations of marching in DCI (Drum Corps International), former members of DCI corps and other DCA programs that still yearn for the excitement of highly competitive performance experience on a drum corps field.
As an all-age corps, Thunder Brigade will rehearse on one Saturday and two Sundays per month during the winter season (December to March) and on select weekends throughout the spring and summer months with July and August being the most active for competitions and performances. Thunder's rehearsal/performance schedule is designed for our members and staff to maintain family, work and school commitments while still being involved in a world-class competitive organization. Competitive success in the drum corps activity requires many hours of dedicated practice at home and ensemble rehearsal. The feeling of accomplishment at the end of the season along with the creation of lifelong friendships and memories will be worth the time and effort.
Funded solely by membership and community support, tremendous effort and participation is necessary to create and operate a world-class competitive drum and bugle corps. Thunder Brigade wishes to thank all supporters who have offered us their encouragement and resources. We look forward to meeting all members at our Open House to build a championship organization that will proudly represent the Mid-Atlantic Region.
Thunder Brigade Values
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by attracting the best people as members, staff, and supporters, and caring for them as they are the most important components of our organization.
• Honesty
by treating our members, staff, and supporters in a fair and honest manner. By remaining transparent, all members and staff will be completely informed every step of the way throughout the entire experience.
• We contribute to our community
we are high energy entertainers and represent our regional community as a class organization and support other civic minded programs with our efforts.
• Who is eligible to participate?
Thunder Brigade is an all age drum and bugle corps that will participate in the Drum Corps Associates (DCA) circuit. Prospective members must be at least 14 years of age.
• Where do rehearsals take place?
Thunder Brigade has three rehearsal sites with easy access from Interstate 95:
• What is the cost of member tuition?
Member dues for Thunder Brigade are $600.00 for the season. Dues are scheduled to be paid in installments coinciding with winter rehearsals during the winter/spring portion of the season. There will be a uniform fee due. The amount of the uniform fee is unknown, however Thunder Brigade is committed to keeping such fee at $150.00 or less. Fundraising opportunities will be available throughout the season to assist with dues.
• What kinds of financial assistance are available?
Thunder Brigade will provide a different fund raising opportunity for all members monthly, from January through June. By taking full advantage of these opportunities, any motivated member can easily fund-raise the entirety of their member dues.
• What is Thunder Brigade's schedule?
Thunder Brigade's schedule can be broken into the following categories:
Thunder Brigade will have an open house on November 30, 2013, and a rehearsal on December 14, 2013 (brass and percussion only);
Winter, 2014:
All members of Brass and Percussion will have 2 rehearsal days per month. Percussion dates are generally on Sundays to allow prospective members to participate in indoor/winter drum line ensembles.
Spring, 2014:
All members begin rehearsals every weekend, Saturday and Sunday (including color guard). See calendar for more specific dates.
Summer, 2014:
All members will have rehearsal every weekend, including Friday evening, Saturday, and Sunday (barring show days). The official summer rehearsal/performance schedule will be announced by the Executive Director once spring rehearsals begin.
For specific dates and times through Memorial Day Weekend, 2014, please refer to our calendar. Full summer schedule will be posted in Spring once it is set.
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Summer Refreshment: How To Make Cucumber Juice
We had an abundance of cucumbers starting to pile up in our fridge, so we thought we'd try an experiment: making cucumber juice.
We decided that cucumber juice not only makes a refreshing, slightly sweet beverage for a hot summer afternoon, but it looks darn pretty, too!
Personally, we thought the juice was a bit strong and bitter all on its own. We liked it better when we mixed in some sparkling water and a squeeze of lemon.
We're also envisioning cucumber cocktails paired with a light gazpacho in our near future. And wouldn't a few pale green ice cubes look nice floating in a pitcher of water?
As for the pulp leftover from straining the juice, we think we'll try mixing it with some simple syrup and freezing it to make granita!
What else should we do with our leftover juice and pulp?
Cucumber Juice
6 medium cucumbers
Set a strainer over a large bowl. For a less-pulpy juice, line the strainer with cheesecloth or coffee filters.
Peel the cucumbers, slice off the ends, and chop into several large pieces. Run the cucumbers in a food processor until pulpy--about two minutes.
Pour the cucumber mash into the strainer and use a spatula to gently stir the mash until no more juice is separating out. Store the juice and the pulp separately for up to one week.
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One of the best drinks I've had was a restaurant in the Queens village area of Philadelphia called 'James'. It was made with mellon juice, thyme, and gin and I believe a splash of simple syrup. I think that it would be a great cocktail made with cucumber juice, either instead of/ or in addition to the melon juice.
This would be delicious with some hendrick's gin and a splash of club soda or tonic.
I've been making cucumber juice all summer for cucumber gimlets (hendricks, cucumber juice, lime juice and St. Germain or a little superfine sugar. I put mine through a chinoise to get the pulp out, but we did the cheesecloth method at my parents' house and it worked just fine. To make it less bitter 1) use persian or mini cucumbers or 2) don't blend the seeds. Scoop out the pulp in the middle and squeeze it by hand. The seeds are what carried most of the bitterness.
I haven't done this yet, but I thought of using the pulp as a base for a salad dressing or mashing it into cream cheese for lox and bagels
I had cucumber infused water served in a cafe this summer..very refreshing. They just fill a pitcher with a fav water and add a cucumber cut into chunks. Leave it to "steep" over night in the fridge and remove the cucumbers.
Those photos are stunning!!!! I feel refreshed just looking at them.
Try adding a little salt as it dulls bitterness.
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Maybe not quite a bounty, but exciting nonetheless. Harvesting tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplants, beets, ground cherries, bok coy, kale, and swiss chard. The first few cucumbers and eggplants were quite bitter, but the latest round was great. I suspect a squash beetle or something similar killed the zucchini plant. This weekend, I planted more greens as well Brussels sprouts, more beets, and garbanzo beans.
One of the pepper plants (lower right on the left photo) is lagging behind. Charentais melon (right) is fruiting.
Heirloom tomatoes and cucumber line the railing.
Manhattan Garden Farm
Saturday was like Christmas morning. I woke much earlier than normal, trying not to stir my husband. Sipped coffee. Inspected the stacks of planters outside the window. Paced a little. Caught up on the pile of New York Times. Back to the planters. Finally, the sun seeped through the seams of highrises across Broadway.
Let the planting begin.
In some ways, the dream of a city garden began late last summer. In one of those "right place at the right time" scenarios, Ryan and I scored an affordable apartment in the Hudson Heights neighborhood of Manhattan with a sizable terrace.
After months of reading countless library books, blogs, and articles, I came up with a plan to suit the space. The heirloom seeds came in January and I started some indoor seedlings, like the fennel and leeks pictured above. Over the last couple weeks, I've spent the early mornings bringing trays of seedlings outside to grow accustomed to the wind and temperature, and police sirens.
Ryan selected an assortment of 12-inch pots and box planters that we filled part-way with gravel. The soil is 1/3 organic compost, 1/3 peat moss, and 1/3 organic perlite. I hauled 80 pounds of compost on the subway from Union Square Greenmarket. Never again.
My dad helped me design three self-supporting ladder shelves to give the garden some height. Trellises are wired to each planter to protect them from wind gusts. In a week or so, tomatoes and peppers will line the 14-inch pots along the railing.
In the ground:
Garbanzo beans
Waltham broccoli
Early purple sprouting broccoli
Eggplant (probably too soon)
Ground cherry
Early beets
Golden beets
Swiss chard
Parisienne carrot
Cosmic purple carrot
Tall telephone peas
Charentais melon
Morning glory and moonflower
Herbs, tomatoes, peppers, squash and more to come. If the suspense is killing you, click here to get updates via email.
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The seeds are actually growing. Well, not all of them… A couple of leeks didn't make it. Same goes for the eggplant and peppers. However, the tomatoes, ground cherries, and artichoke are off to a good start. I've moved the seedlings from the sweaty egg carton into a 4-inch pot. The pots now rest in a large pan, receiving water from below to encourage root growth. From what I've read, the plants should also get 15 hours of light to prevent "legginess." I don't have space for the recommended florescent bulbs, but I've gone with a smaller grow light that claims to do the same thing.
For good measure, I've also planted another set of peppers, eggplants, tomatoes, artichoke, and leeks using smelly peat pellets. I hear this is what all of the gardeners are using.
In addition to a trillion blog posts and YouTube videos, I've found these books helpful:
The Vegetable Gardener's Container Bible by Edward C. Smith
Continuous Container Gardens by Sara Begg Townsend and Roanne Robbins
Your Farm in the City by Lisa Taylor
Growing a Farmer by Kurt Timmermeister
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If there's an official wine of today's 21-something generation, it's the Italian bubbly prosecco. U.S. sippers buy a million cases a year, up 35 percent since 2011, according to a Wine Spectator magazine website.
Why? It's cheap — one-third the price of big-label champagnes. It's pleasant. Often lightly sweet, it avoids the tartness and austerity of more expensive sparkling wines. It's lower in alcohol at 10 or 11 percent, as opposed to 12 percent or more for other bubblies
Prosecco is made in two styles, "frizzante" or lightly sparkling, and "spumante," with sturdier bubbles. In both case, the bubbles are softer, almost creamy, because they're under lower pressure than in other sparkling wines. Many hosts serve it at around 40 degrees, a bit cooler than traditional sparkling wines, to avoid frothiness.
Prosecco doesn't put on airs. At around $20 a bottle, it's fair game for mixers, from strawberries to pomegranate to aromatic bitters or even limoncello.
Prosecco is made mostly from an ancient, northern Italian grape sometimes called Glera, other times called Prosecco after a nearby village in Veneto, the area around Venice.
It gets its bubbles via the Charmat method, a secondary fermentation in giant stainless steel tanks, unlike up-market champagnes and sparkling wines, which get them by secondary fermentation inside the bottle.
Prosecco's trendiest use is as an aperitif, poured in a tall flute so the drinker can watch its bubbles rise. Some, of course, drink it through the meal, with light fare such as raw oysters, shellfish, sushi, tuna tartare and simply prepared fish dishes.
So, parents, if your progeny graduate from college and move back home into their old bedrooms, you now know how to stock the fridge.
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The first time I wore a headband, I was in 1st grade. Mi madre dropped some knowledge on me, she said "Headbands keep your hair in place, and make your hair look damn good!" Okay, maybe she didn't say "Damn". But she did introduce me to headbands, ever since then I've been obsessed with this accessory. Imagine my excitement when the entire bohemian-chic look got reinstated a little while ago .. all my headbands were finally going to be put to good use!
Thats me! I'm Raji, one half of the amazing PrettyPlease duo, and yes, I'm addicted to headbands. I'm especially feeling the style right now, floral headbands, worn sideways, that work with messy and styled hair. I absolutely DIE for this Ivy leaf headband from Eddera (best worn by Kourtney Kardashian below):
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- Follow no rules – Wear your hair up, down, messy, curly, wavy, straight – wear your hair however you'd like, the beauty of a headband is your hair doesn't have to be perfect!
- Play around with different looks – Just because a side headband looks good on her, doesn't mean it'll flatter your face – so play around with different looks, see what looks good and be comfortable in whatever you wear!
- Accessorize with your headbands – Going for a bold lip color? Let your headband be your only accessory (like I did here), it'll give you a touch of "all dressed up" without any of the hassle!
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|A Study in SherlockWhat would happen if you asked twenty top writers who don't normally write about Sherlock Holmes, to write about Sherlock Holmes? Why, you'd have: A Study in Sherlock, Stories Inspired by the Sherlock Holmes Canon. Look for it at the end of 2011, and in the meantime, keep an eye on the website we've created for updates.
|Beekeeping for Beginners (2011)
|"The Fool," in The Blue Religion (2008)In which Brother Erasmus (To Play the Fool) returns to help another cop.
|"The House" in Unusual Suspects, ed. Dana Stabenow (2008)LRK's "Artist of the Year" project.
|"Cat's Paw" in Murder at the Foul Line, ed. Otto Penzler (2006)
|"The Salt Pond" in Wild Crimes, edited by Dana Stabenow. (2004).
|"Weaving the Dark" from Thrilling Tales, ed. Michael Chabon.This is McSweeney's Magazine number 10, also published (without the fun extras) by Vintage. The magazine is loosely linked to Dave Eggar's Valencia Street writing center. (2004)
|"Paleta Man" in Irreconcilable Differences, edited by Lia Matera (Edgar Award nominee) (1999)
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|What is Laurie's book to die for? Find out in the collection Books to Die For.
|The Grand Game, A Celebration of Sherlockian Scholarship, volume 1, 1901-1959 (2011) and volume 2, 1960-2010A collection of outstanding essays and articles that play "The Game." (That is, they are based on the assumptions: Sherlock Holmes did actually live; Dr Watson wrote the tales of his cases; and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was merely the literary executor. Much as Laurie R. King is the literary agent for one Mary Russell.)
|Intro to The Hound of the Baskervilles , Arthur Conan Doyle (Modern Library Classics, Random House, 2002)Included in Laurie R. King's Sherlock Holmes
|"The Past is a Foreign Country", Writing Mysteries, (ed. Sue Grafton / Jan Burke) (2002)Laurie has written a chapter on the historical mystery in this group of Mystery Writers of America's ideas and comments on writing mysteries.
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We all know them. They are The Clean People. Every time you go to their house, is is pristine, and when they apologize for that one stray sock on the floor, you feel a murderous rage bubbling deep inside you. You may think the Clean People come from another race, but the truth is that Clean People are not superhuman. They just happen to know a fundamental secret of decluttering: to keep your house from feeling crowded, leave out a few things that you really love and stash the rest.
But! You might say. I really hate straightening up. So do I, so do I. But that's only because when I'm straightening up, what I'm really doing is agonizing over where things should go. Putting something up that has a specific place — that's strangely satisfying. I feel like a toddler shoving shapes into one of these things.
And that's the secret: getting rid of all the clutter, putting all the things away, becoming a Clean Person, is as easy as designating places for all the stuff to go, so that when cleanup time comes, you can just put it there and be done. From our video archives, here are a few of our favorite ideas — ways to store all your stuff so that it's easily accessible, but you don't have to look at it all the time.
To be safe, you should probably designate a spot for the stuff that doesn't have anywhere to go to go — aka, a junk drawer. In this quick video, professional organizer Jeni Aron offers her best tips for making your junk drawer work for you.
Toys are a formidable foe in the battle against clutter. There are tons of them, and they are everywhere. Here's a fun idea from interior designer Rebecca Robertson for storing toys out of the way, while still keeping them accessible when you need them.
Another tricky spot when you're trying to put things away is the bathroom — especially if your bathroom is older, and doesn't happen to have a lot of storage. Getting rid of visual clutter in the bathroom is tricky, because usually stuff that is in the bathroom gets used every day, and really needs to be close by. Here's a simple idea for adding space to stash your stuff in the bathroom — one that will work even for renters.
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Heh. I am one of the Clean People. I secretly hope my friends will be shamed into cleaning their own houses when they see mine.
I promise, I'm otherwise a lovely person.
Also a clean person; part of it is being a lot more selective about what one really likes, thinks is adorable or cute etc. I would just say, before something is stashed, decide if maybe purge (Outbox) is the better answer.
But, AT has also had great tours where 'more is more' is the rule. Partly why they're great, is the owners really know how to corral and stage the stuff and not have it look craptacular.
"the owners really know how to corral and stage the stuff..."
So true. Part of being neat is thinking of cleanliness/neatness as systems-oriented (how do I live, what are my habits, what do I keep, where do I keep it) as opposed to task oriented (picking-up, dusting, vacuuming, etc.), though of course the latter is important as well. Though I'm far from being a clutterbug, I'm not what anyone would call minimalistic either.
I love the wine create idea! I'm going to call my two local wine stores this week to see if they will hook me up with this awesome storage solution :)
My friends have seemed to *think* I was a Clean Person because everything is always shoved into the closet and junk drawers. After doing the Cure, I am moving toward *actually* being a Clean Person (the kind whose home is clean even when visitors aren't there). Yes, it is about smart organization. (Watching the Jeni Aron junk drawer video last week inspired me to organize all my drawers massively.) But the key to being organized isn't just about creative storage, it's about not having more than you actually need/use. The "a place for everything and everything in its place" mantra only works when you have less stuff than space.
My in-laws (well, one set of them anyway) are Clean People. They have an amazingly beautiful home, with a place for everything and everything (and I mean *everything*) in its place at all times. As beautiful as it is, it's stifling. When my children were younger, the age of children who actually play with toys, it was suffocating. I love clean and uncluttered, but I'm most comfortable in homes that allow for a little imperfection.
Love the wine crate tip, too!
Anyone know where the table in the first pic is from? Thanks in advance. :)
Lack of clutter does not equal clean. I say this because I've had a few friends/neighbors who kept their homes looking like West Elm catalogs at all times, very organized, which is what we all strive for, but when taking a closer look at these places you could always see build up grime and dirt. So while everything was in its place, their homes weren't all that clean.
Maxwell's 'a place for everything' mantra and landing strip concept made me realize why I had always been so messy and how 'clean' people are not neat freak nutters. They just know how to keep things you need on hand as well as out of sight! Mind. Blown.
I'm one of those people who's not really all that clean, but people think I am. I am getting pretty good at "everything in its place." Not perfect - I do shove things in closets and drawers in a hurry sometimes, and let the bedroom and spare room go to pot from time-to-time! But when I keep the main area free of clutter, and also keep the floors vacuumed and the dishes mostly done, people declare me a "Clean Person," lol.
Hi, where can I find more info on that couch pictured with this post? It looks super comfy and I'm trying to find an armless couch for our lounge. Thanks!!!
I'm just working on becoming a Clean Person. Moved in with 2 room mates and now tidy up my room every night and make my bed in the morning. Really makes a huge difference. And I'm always ridiculously proud of myself for being that grown up when I lie in bed, look around and can't see any clutter :D


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An article in caller, a Corpus Christi Texas paper offers up the story of the adventures of Henry Kinney. While the adventures of William Walker in Nicaragua tend to be covered in Nicaraguan history, I don't remember reading about Kinney before.
He created an empire on the Mosquito Coast of Nicaragua in 1854.
Kinney's followers elected him governor. By his own authority, he could raise armies and establish martial law. He appointed a Cabinet, flew his own Mosquito flag, and established a newspaper called The Central American. Kinney's government last 16 days before he resigned. He still struggled to establish control over the territory he claimed, but he was fiercely opposed by William Walker, who had become a power in Nicaragua.


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The allowance method of accounting for bad debts is not only consistent with accrual accounting, it is actually the required method by the generally accepted accounting principles, or GAAP, under the rules of accrual accounting. GAAP is designed to promote conservative accounting, and the allowance method is the most conservative method of handling uncollectible debts.
Bad Debts
Accounts receivable are outstanding bills owed to a business by its customers. It is an accepted reality in business that at least some of those bills likely won't get paid. GAAP refers to uncollectible receivables as "bad debts," and they have to be written off at a loss. The allowance method essentially requires you to estimate and write off those bad debts ahead of time. Doing so ensures that the accounts receivable figure that appears on your balance sheet accurately represents the total amount you expect to collect. That's more conservative than the alternative, "direct write-off," in which you act as if every bill will get paid and then write off bad debts as they surface.
Estimating Bad Debts
Every business should have a procedure for estimating how many outstanding customer bills won't be paid. Companies typically rely on their own experience to devise the method that works best for them. Some companies simply assume that a set percentage of all accounts receivable will wind up as bad debts. Others use a percentage of all sales made on credit. Many use an "aging analysis," in which they sort bills into batches according to how long they've been unpaid, then assume that a certain percentage of each batch will go bad. The older the bills, the higher the percentage.
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The Allowance
Every company with accounts receivable on its balance sheet must also have an allowance for bad debts -- often called an "allowance for doubtful accounts" or "allowance for uncollectible accounts." The allowance acts as an offset to total accounts receivable. For example, if a company has a total of $100,000 in accounts receivable and an allowance for $2,000 worth of bad debts, then its net accounts receivable is $98,000. This is the figure that appears on the face of the balance sheet -- it is what the company is likely to collect.
Expensing Bad Debts
When a company needs to add to its allowance to match its current estimate for bad debts, it does so by recording a "bad debt expense" on its income statement. Note that the company claims this expense before debts go bad. That's because accrual accounting requires expenses to be matched to the revenue associated with those expenses. When a company makes sales, some of those sales will go bad. At the same time it records sales revenue it needs to record the expense of the debts that it estimates will go bad.
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A Phoenixville woman was arrested on Sunday after she assaulted her male roommate in their home, kicking him in the groin in full view of officers, Phoenixville Police are reporting.
Kelly Anne Boyce, 34, faces charges of simple assault and harassment stemming from the September 23 incident.
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James Wisniewski (lower body) missed Wednesday's practice.
Wisniewski played through the ailment on Monday despite being a game-time decision. He's not a sure bet for Thursday's contest either, but Blue Jackets coach Todd Richards likes his chances of playing.
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Although James Wisniewski was able to play on Monday, he hasn't fully recovered from his lower-body injury.
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Despite being a game-time decision with a lower-body injury, James Wisniewski ended up logging 22:13 minutes on Monday.
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James Wisniewski is on the ice for warmups and appears likely to play against the Ducks on Monday.
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James Wisniewski will be a game-time decision on Monday night in Anaheim after he blocked a shot in Saturday's win over Florida.
He suffered a bruised lower-body ailment in the contest. Wisniewski has five goals and 33 points in 48 matches this campaign.
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James Wisniewski had a goal and an assist in Columbus' 3-2 loss on Tuesday.
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Defenseman James Wisniewski has a team-high 27 assists and four goals as well as a plus-two rating and he's largely why the Columbus Blue Jackets have won a franchise record eight consecutive games.
Wisniewski is on pace for seven goals and 47 assists, and 54 points would be a personal record as well as a Blue Jackets record for points by a defenseman. Wisniewski is thriving, and with him, the team. "This is the most fun I've ever had coming to the rink," he said. "The guys we have in here, it's like a brotherhood. The winning just makes it that much sweeter."
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James Wisniewski had an assist in Columbus' 5-2 victory over Philadelphia on Thursday.
Wisniewski extended his point streak to six contests, which is just one away from his career-best. He has four goals and 31 points in 43 contests in 2013-14.
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James Wisniewski registered an assist in Columbus' 4-3 shootout win on Saturday.
Wisniewski has recorded at least a point in four straight games. He has four goals and 28 points in 41 games this season. He's been a great offensive defenseman for years, but injuries have slowed him down. Already he's missed time this season with an upper-body ailment.
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James Wisniewski of the Columbus Blue Jackets ranks 13th among NHL defensemen with 27 points.
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I usually write the posts when I am done with the cooking, clicking and downloading the pictures. But then I have found that I usually miss one or two points which I think during the actual cooking. Sometimes those minor things are very crucial to make a recipe what it is. And its so difficult to go back to the post when you remember that detail. I sometimes have to edit the recipes on my phone when I am commuting for Office in the mornings. And considering what a big bimbo I am in terms of Smart Phones in fact all gadgets, I end up disturbing any formatting or sometimes even the application on the Phone. God Knows how I do this, talent huh !
So I am writing this post in the morning taking few minutes off from the work, just to make sure I don't miss anything while I cook it tonight. Bottle-guard is a vegetable which sadly does not have that many fans in the world. Despite of tremendous nutritional benefits it imparts, it still comes under the category of Karela ( Bitter Guard ) and Tinda ( I forgot the English name, help !! ) etc. for many people. Since I am one of the weirdest beings on the planet I adore all these vegetables. And Lauki/Dudhi is one of most fav since childhood. Where Mums used to torture or bribe their kids with different gifts, my Mum never had to raise her voice to get me eat Bottle guard. As a matter of fact, she never raised her voice to get me eat anything.. I was always a big fat foodie.. err.. a good kid
So I came across this recipe through one of my neighbors in Delhi. There was a couple who had opened a tiny Dhaba within their home, and they used to serve the food to students at very little charge. We used to have a proper dinner with 3-4 chapathis, 1 subzi and Raita/side dish at no more than Rs.10 there every day. While everywhere else this much food would have easily cost us at least 25 Rs, Amma ( that's what everyone called her ) was kind enough to sometimes refill without any extra charge. I reckon they were just doing this to cut their time, since they didn't seem to have any major financial issues. None of their kids were living with them and they were alone, hence they felt happy surrounded with chirpy and energetic students all day. Anyway, so this was one of Amma's recipe which was a hit among girls specially and none of the boys really liked it. So she used to make it only on our special demand and we used to hug and kiss her at the sight of it.
I moved from that PG after a while, and never got a chance to meet Amma ever again, but am sure she is still winning hearts with her love and care somewhere. Prepared with minimum spices and lots of love, this recipe is dedicated to her. Its only through her, that I learnt we can add Soya Nuggets to this lauki else I haven't seen it anywhere. Adding Soya nuggets enhances the protein content and builds out a unique taste of its own.
Lauki churns out maximum benefits when eaten lightly cooked with minimum spices. I have seen people who try to make it with a lot of Masala, like a proper gravy but still their kids won't like it. That much of cooking time results not only in loss of nutrients but also the natural sweet taste of this wonder veggie. It has a lot of water content and is the best vegetable to have in diabetes. Read more about the befits of Bottle guard here and here.
What you need?
- 1 long Dudhi/Lauki, peeled and diced small
- 1 cup Soya Nuggets, raw
- 1 tbsp Ghee ( you an use oil too, though Lauki tastes best in Ghee )
- 1 tsp Jeera, Turmeric each
- 3-4 small green chillies
- 1 medium onion, chopped very small – optional
- 1 tomato, chopped
- Salt to taste
- ½ cup of water
How to make?
Soak Soya Nuggets in warm water with a pinch of salt for 10 minutes, squeeze all the water out and keep aside.
Heat Ghee in the cooker, add Jeera and fry till it pops.
Throw in chopped onion, green chili, salt and turmeric and cook for 3-4 minutes on low flame.
When the onion start turning translucent, add chopped Lauki and Soya Nuggets, mix well. Add water and cook till 1 whistle, release the lid when pressure ease off
Garnish with fresh coriander and serve with Chapathi or Paranthas for a wholesome meal.
My Notes:
If you are cooking in a pan, cook it covered after adding Lauki and Soya nuggets for almost 20-25 minutes stirring 2-3 times in between. Lauki takes a while to cook, so cook till you feel its alright for you to eat.
You may also add a chopped potato in this, or replace Soya with potato cubes
Adding Garlic is another fine option, but I wanted to keep it simple hence avoided it . You may add ginger-garlic paste if you want it a bit spicy
Addition of water is totally upto you, I like it less watery since Lauki releases a lot of water of its own anyway.
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March 3rd, 2008 ������� ������� ������ Social Class Stratified- Highly unequal distribution of resources and wealth, with large differences in access������ to power and social rewards (prestige). Inequalities between social strata- Unequal access to wealth, power, and prestige, as well as productive resources, such as land, technology, and education or training. More associated with state level societies and not bands or tribes. Types of Strata ������� Caste: Endogamous (marry within own caste) groups with no possibility of mobility. Laws and regulations regarding social relations between castes.� More permanent membership.� Most common example is India?s caste system.� If born into caste, you ain?t going anywhere. Class: Strata that have different degrees of ownership of productive property (means of production?land, technology, tools) and material goods.� Also have different influence over difference-making and public policy.� Exogamy is technically allowed and people can move up and down social class by marriage. Race and Gender- Not discussed today but will be touched upon in future. Pre-Capitalist Strata ������� Feudalism: Relationship between lords, serfs, and fiefs.� Largely self-sufficient. ������� Lords-Owners of fiefdom (fief=land) Serfs- Peasant laborers bound to a lord.� Allowed to farm on this land but had to give certain amount to lord. Class and Capitalism ������� Karl Marx?Focused on differences based on material wealth. ������� ������� Bourgeoisie- Owners of factories, mines, large farms, and other means of production.��� ������� ������� Elite class. ������� ������� Proletariat- Working class that sells their labor to survive. ������� Max Weber- Three dimensions of social stratification in addition to material wealth. ������� ������� Wealth (economic) ������� ������� Power (political) ������� ������� Prestige (social status) Socio-Economic Status ������� Quantitative studies often use socio-economic status which combines variables of income,������� profession, and education. ������� No set boundaries to determine differences in socio-economic status. Questions to ask regarding class: ������� How are class relations reproduced? (How do they change over time?) ������� Why do subordinated groups consent to be governed? ������� How do subordinated groups accommodate to and resist dominant or hegemonic ideologies? ������� ������� Coercion- Forced or subtle.� Making another view the way you view. ������� ������� Enculturation ������� ������� Ideologies (numerous types) Become prominent when viewed as ?common sense. Can� ������� ������� shape conventional thought. ������� ������� Hegemony (Antonio Gramsci)-The prominent influence over others. ������� Gender Stratification Biological Sex ������� Female- XX ������� Male- XY Gender ������� The social construction of male and female characteristics. Gender Roles ������� Tasks and activities that are ?assigned? to men and women in the culture Gender stereotypes ������� Oversimplified but often strongly held ideas about the characteristics of men and women Types of gender stratification ������� Material and other valued resources ������� Power ������� Prestige ������� Human rights and personal freedoms ������� Control over own life, labor, and its fruits ������� Control over the lives, labor, and produce of others Gender Inequality ������� In economic systems ������� ������� Women have less of a role in the production of goods in agricultural societies. They tend ����� ������� to have the more domesticated roles.� Occurred near the end of the 19th century. ������� In kinship and residence systems ������� ������� Matrilineal, matrilocal societies have women with more decision making power and less � ������� ������� domestic violence as the women are surrounded by their family. ������� In power structures ������� ������� Matriarchy is very uncommon.� Most often occurs that the structure is Patriarchy and �� ������� ������� ������� men control the political system. ������� Contributions to subsistence ������� Control over economic resources ������� Post-marital kinship ties and residence ������� Domestic (Private)/ Public Dichotomy ������� Participation in politics, trade, warfare, ?work,? spiritual activities and curing ������� Violence ������� History: Inequalities, struggles to change roles and meanings ������� Remember that all of these can go both ways, just depends on the culture and society you are ������� looking at.
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