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Matthews said working on Christmas also helps remind him of how lucky he is. He hears a lot of stories from passengers who can't be with their families at all, he said.
"It puts stuff in perspective when you're out here working during the day. You realize how good you've really got it."
Bistro 507 on Ouellette Avenue was one of a handful of bars in downtown Windsor open on Christmas Day. Ken Goss, the bar's manager, said if he doesn't go home to his native Newfoundland, he'd rather be working. Goss said Christmas Eve was busy probably because not a lot of other bars were open and "we have some lonely people."
Windsor police Sgt. Wren Dosant has worked more Christmas holidays than not in his 23 years as a police officer. "I haven't had a Christmas off in five years," he said.
"No one becomes a police officer thinking they can get holidays off, Dosant said.
"Everyone knows when they sign up, depending on their shift, they will have to work holidays, weekends, family vacations.
"Nobody whines about it. Everybody shows up. Nobody books sick. You know what you signed up for."


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The Aluminum Die Casting Process Explained
The process of aluminum die casting is actually very simple. However, understand it and all the components that play a part in it is a lot more complicated. Very simply put, when molten metal is poured into a mold, or die, under very high pressure, we call this die casting. The molds can be made in a range of different shapes, so that objects of all shapes and sizes can be formed. One of the great advantages of this is that a single mold can make thousands and thousands of products, which will all be exactly the same. This is why die casting is so popular in the mass production industry. Different hardened metals are used within the die casting process and each metal or metal alloy tends to have different properties and different requirements in terms of how it should be cast. All of these metals have levels of hardness that are unsurpassed in any other industry, which is why they are so popular. The most commonly used metals in die casting are zinc, magnesium and aluminum, with aluminum being the most popular.
History of Die Casting
Die casting first started at the beginning of the 19th century. Only zinc and lead were used in those days and die casts were only used in the printing industry. During these days, low pressure was used to inject the molds. However, the industrial revolution quickly changed all of this. A number of high pressure techniques were developed, including the semi-solid casting process and the squeeze casting process. These methods were far more effective, in essence revolutionizing how items were produced. It was the birth of mass production on a massive level. More and more alloys were developed to use in the die casting process as well, such as the ones mentioned previously but also copper. All of these now use injection through high pressure methods.
Mold and Die Casting Types
A die is made up of two parts. The first part is the ejector and the other part is the fixer. Dies are made of alloy steel, which will last and last even when subjected to molten metal. There are four main types of dies, being the single cavity die, the multiple cavity die, the unit die and, lastly, the combination die.
The single cavity die, obviously, only produces one component. Multiple cavity ties, on the other hand, create a number of either matching or equal parts. The unit die is used mainly in the production of making lots of different parts at the exact same time. The last one, the combination die, creates a range of different parts that can later be assembled.
When a die cast product is created, this is done by using very high pressure and speed. The molten metal, during this process, is injected inside the die. The way this is done can vary depending on the alloy that is used. By using both speed and high pressure, a casting comes out very smoothly and the degree of accuracy between each part is very high. The pressure that is put on each of the metals has to be maintained at all times, until such time as the metal is formed and completely solidified and the desired shape has been achieved. Once the metal becomes hard, the die is immediately opened and the product is removed. The die opens up and the product is left in the ejector mold, from where it can be removed by using the pins.
The Benefits and Disadvantages of Die Casting
Every process in the world has advantages as well as disadvantages and it is very important to recognize these. In terms of benefits, die casting offers parts with a very long service life. The tolerance is very high and the dimensions are far more accurate than any other type of production method can be achieved. Although the initial investment is high, the process itself is incredibly economical. This is because the mold can be used again and again. One of the greatest things about the process, however, is that it can be fully automated. This adds to the economic advantage of the process, because fewer members of staff are needed in the production of any item.
In terms of the drawbacks, as stated, the initial cost of investment is quite high. This is because creating a mold requires some highly trained engineers and a lot of work between the engineers and the manufacturing company. Another disadvantage is that the process is not limitless. For instance, the casting weight has to be around 30 grams in order to work properly. Also, the product that is being cast should not be any bigger than 24 inches (600 millimeters), which means some products cannot be made this way. Lastly, the process only works with metals and alloys that are high in elasticity.
Die Casting Automation
As stated, one of the greatest advantages of the Aluminum die casting process is that it can be fully automated. Companies like Dynacast, for instance, can help you in setting up the process and creating the same product again and again in an almost fully automated way. Modern enhancements are added and developed continuously and it is now possible to work with machines that fully automate the process. They are so designed that the quality of the finished product is always consistent. Indeed, the process can be fully automated from start to finish. Before molten metal is injected into a die, the die has to be lubricated and even this essential action can be done automatically. Pouring the metal into the chambers can also be done automatically, which not only increases productivity and efficiency, but also the health and safety of employees in a plant. There are two methods used in die casting manufacturing, being hot chamber die casting and cold chamber casting. The type of process that is used depends on which alloy has to be melted. Those alloys that have a high melting point have to go through a furnace first and are then injected in a cold chamber die. Both of these methods can also be fully automated.


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I have just read Labour MP Chris Hipkins' attack on overspending on mobile phones by senior civil servants, focusing on roaming charges incurred overseas.
It demonstrates "a laissez faire attitude to spending public money", says Hipkens.
The taxpayer is being stung by bureaucrats downloading the latest version of Angry Birds.
Oh brother.
There is an issue here, but it is not profligate phone use.
It is sky-high mobile roaming charges, and the National-led government's failure to address the issue head-on – as it did so ethusiastically with domestic mobile termination rates.
As ICT Minister Amy Adams has pointed out, it is easy to rack up $1000 or $1500 in mobile phone charges while travelling, simply through basic email and web browsing.
As Ms Adams' predecessor in the portfolio, Steven Joyce, noted, high Transtasman roaming charges crimp business.
Under threat of regulation, Telecom, Vodafone and 2degrees have all slashed their transTasman data roaming charges from as high as $30 a megabyte to as low as $1 or 50 cents a megabyte on some plans.
But that still equates to a nose-bleed $500 to $1000 per gigabyte of data, compared to around $25 per gigabyte on domestic mobile plans.
It is madness.
In 2012, you can't go to Sydney and use a smartphone as a smartphone without clocking up an outrageous bill.
And if you tether your phone to your laptop, or have a SIM in your tablet – oh boy, are you in trouble with your financial controller or bank manager.
The only safe travellers are New Zealand First MPs with their Nokia 3810s.
Better data cap alerts have been put in place. But as Ms Adams recently told NBR ONLINE, most people have no idea how "megabytes" translate into real-life phone use.
What Labour should be asking is why the government has been looking – and correctly diagnosing it – since early 2010 without doing anything about it (answer: because a certain Senator Stephen Conroy is dragging his heels, not wanting to add to his existing plate of telco fights – and our government doesn't want to push him. Ms Adams has recently agreed with NBR that Telecom, Vodafone and 2degrees' voluntary cuts may not be enough).
The new mini bar
And as for Hipkins' assertion that most hotels have free wi-fi – jeepers, what planet is that?
Most hotels have heart attack-inducing wireless internet charges that cover a tiny level of data. They look at wi-fi as the modern mini bar.
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Exorbitant roaming charges existed well before 2010 and the European Commission regulated them in EU in 2007.
Successive NZ and Australian governments are fully aware of this, so why the inaction?
Why not just have pre-pay sims?
Free wi-fi is something I always look out for when picking a hotel. For example the Bolton in Wellington and the Pullman or Quadrant in Auckland, have free-wi-fi.
However often it seems the fancier the accommodation, the less likely they are to have free wi-fi...
Where did the angry birds reference come from? Why not work related use?
One the one had, I feel like asking Where has this Boy Hipkins been all these years if he is finally aware of Global Roaming costs.
There again, it is gratifying that Labour has discovered fiscal produce since they never seemed careful with taxpayer dollars while they were in office.
I travel internationally regularly. Always turn off data roaming. Increasingly good hotels are offering free wifi. So many restautraunts and cafe bars also offering free wifi. My international phome costs are minimal.
It is ridiculous that one has to search out a cafe or similar to be able to connect safely.
Most hotels in the USA now offer free WiFi. I have just returned from a road trip there. I also got a prepay SIM for $US50 which gave me nationwide coverage, unlimited mobile national calls and txts plus 2GB of data, so I was able to use VOIP to call home. My wife used Vodafone roaming and had less than 50% coverage. My Orcon account offers free calls to one country, so I was also able to receive calls on my mobile from home. Total cost for 3 weeks with unlimited calls during my trip (including Orcon) around NZ$100. Surely civil servants have people internally that can advise them how to do these things? I'd be happy to help them out for a percentage of the savings!
Good thing 2degrees allows users to set a spend control so they don't end up with billshock, isn't it?
There are some points that have been missed in this discussion, particularly for New Zealanders roaming to Australia.
On calling, New Zealanders now pay the same price while roaming in Australia as they do for calls within New Zealand with Vodafone Traveller.
On data, Vodafone's 50 cents per MB is one of the lowest data roaming rates when compared to GSMA international roaming benchmarks and is lower than the regulated retail price caps for data roaming in the European Union.
And later this year, we will be launching Data Angel for international roaming.
We go to great lengths to give our customers information about our trans-Tasman services with arrival text alerts and a dedicated section on our website for roaming pricing.
The end result is that New Zealanders travelling to Australia are benefiting from a competitive market with an increasing range of alternatives for trans-Tasman roaming services.
Sarah Newcombe
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Vodafone New Zealand
That the head of vodas regulatory team needed to pipe up speaks volumes here - I've worked in the telco industry for years, and companies like Voda have been making potloads off of mobile data roaming forever.
When roaming revenues are questioned (or threatened) the telcos wheel out their overpaid and othrwise ineffectual lawyers to add confusion into the mix and shift attention away fro the real issue which is of course the fact that we as consumers are paying potloads for something as basic as mobile data.
Sure New Zealanders pay the same rates in Aussie as they do in NZ for calling, but thats voice and 50cents per Gb is still a rip-off of epic proportions.
Regardless of what the GSMA stats say, and no matter how you package it (or what weasel speak your corproate lawyers wrap it up in), at the end of the day, a t*rd is still a t*rd, and the excessive rates charged for mobile data semells surprisingly turd like to me and many others given the profits being declared by voda, 2 degrees and telecom. If paying boatloads of cash to bloated multinational who has transferred hundreds of millions of dollars out of New Zealand to their UK parent office is benefiting from competition then I'll leave my mobile at home
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The exhibit, Region United, Nation Divided: Following Lincoln tells the story of Northwest Indiana's answer to President Abraham Lincoln's call to service during the 1861-1865 war.
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ALBANY, N.Y. – A former Union hockey player had to prove himself as he made his way onto the Albany Devil's AHL team.
Kelly Zajac has become a staple of the Devils' offense. But it hasn't always been that way. Head coach Rick Kowalsky said he and his staff didn't know what to expect out of the undersized forward to start the season, and it was up to Zajac to prove himself.
Zajac is known as playmaker both at Union and as a Devil.
"He's probably, I would say, certainly the best passer if not one of them on our team," Kowalsky said.
As a rookie, though, he just couldn't show off his talent.
"It was a very disappointing year," Zajac said. "Just couldn't get healthy. The one injury kept coming back, and obviously this year being in the lineup all the time, it's awesome, and it's put a smile on my face."
Zajac is the second highest scorer on the Devil's roster this year. Much of that is due to the chemistry he's had with his latest linemates.
Combining Zajac with Steffan Matteau and Mattias Tedendby has been the right recipe for Kowalsky.
"Well, I think it's a good combination, and I think it works for Kelly because they're both fast guys that he has to skate with," Kowalsky said.
Zajac had two assists in the Devils' 4-2 win over Springfield in the second game of the playoffs, but it's questionable whether he'll be healthy enough to play in Game Three.
But Zajac said he'll definitely play. The Devils take on the Ice Caps at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Saint John's.
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The updated version–which includes a new swooped delta wing, redesigned V tail and a pair of more powerful engines–is "slightly larger" than when the SonicStar was first announced at the Paris Airshow last year. Thus, it could now accommodate up to 32 passengers, instead of the original 20.
Work is now said to be under way on the SSBJ's 65,000-pound-thrust H-Magjet 4400 "hybrid turbofan ramjet" engines, which are being developed by Portland, Maine-based sister company SonicBlue. The company says it plans to start engine rig testing next year, followed by core and then electrical compressor tests in subsequent years. A full engine run is scheduled for 2018.
The redesign has pushed estimated first flight one year to the right, to 2022, but HyperMach says it still expects certification and entry into service in 2025. The company will start taking orders for the $180 million SonicStar next month.
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when i was in college there was a guy who would sometimes lead chapel. before we would get started if there were any housekeeping type issues he would get those out of the way; except he called them "custodial issues". that phrase has stuck with me and i continue to use it. so here is a post dealing with some "custodial issues".
* once again i have neglected this blog but i plan on getting back to it. i am getting to the end of my reflections of the passion narrative and so i thought i would request some input. is there anything you would like to read my thoughts on? any questions you have for me (about my own faith journey, about my transition, about my theology)? are there any passages you would like me to tackle? let me know in the comment or send me an email.
* are there any features you would like to see on this blog? things like reader questions, music video days, guest bloggers, etc.? i'm looking for ways to make this space more interactive so your input would be lovely.
* i am available for speaking engagements. if your church/group needs someone to do some trans 101 stuff i can do that. i am also interested in speaking/teaching about trans theology or in guest preaching gigs. i can't promise that i'll be able to travel to where you are (unless your church or group can help out with transportation and lodging) but i am happy to speak for a love offering. if it is impossible for me to get to you, but you need someone to do some trans 101 stuff, contact me and i can try to put you in touch with someone in your area who has experience not only with gender stuff but also with church stuff as well.
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Ellen Garvey talked about the crafting of scrapbooks in America from the Civil War to the early 20th century. Ms. Garvey spoke… read more
Ellen Garvey talked about the crafting of scrapbooks in America from the Civil War to the early 20th century. Ms. Garvey spoke about their use by the masses and public officials to collect information important to their lives and experiences. She talked specifically about the scrapbooking efforts of women suffragists and African-Americans as a means of political expression and organization. This program was hosted by the American Antiquarian Society close
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In Georgia, some navigator events were canceled after health law opponents held a protest at one and posted other events on its website, urging more protests. In South Dakota, meanwhile, a lawmaker introduced a bill to require state registration and background checks of the insurance guides. And a New Hampshire hospital that was excluded from Anthem's network is in the news because it is challenging that decision.
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The University of Georgia health navigator program has been keeping a low public profile since opponents of the Affordable Care Act held a protest at a navigator event in Coweta County in November. Sheri Worthy, a UGA official, said the Coweta meeting and those scheduled after that were canceled because Americans for Prosperity, a conservative group that opposes the ACA, posted the navigators' events on its website and encouraged protests at them. The protesters who showed up in Coweta rallied peacefully outside the county Extension Service office, calling on UGA to stop supplying navigators to help people sign up for insurance coverage under the ACA, according to the Newnan Times-Herald (Empinado, 2/9).
The Associated Press: South Dakota Bill Would Regulate Health Insurance Helpers
The so-called navigators who help uninsured people sign up for insurance under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul would be regulated under a bill in the South Dakota Legislature. The sponsor, Sen. Al Novstrup, acknowledges that he opposes the Affordable Care Act, often called Obamacare. But the Aberdeen Republican said supporters of the health care law might also support his proposal because it provides additional protection for people seeking insurance (2/9).
The Associated Press: NH Hospital Argues Against Network Exclusion
A New Hampshire hospital fighting to get into Anthem's new narrow network says the insurance company submitted an incomplete application to state regulators, who then approved it without the necessary scrutiny. Frisbie Memorial Hospital in Rochester is one of 10 hospitals excluded from Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield's provider network for individual plans being sold under the federal health care overhaul law (Ramer, 2/9).
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September 26, 1939
A letter from Harold arrived this morning by airmail. He tells me he and Charlie are seeing the immigration officials, and will both fill out the necessary forms and affidavits, and forward them to me by the next mail. He tells me once over there I will need no money, and I can live in Baldwin with him forever. What a relief!
After supper I showed the letter to Ted. He was surprised, but asked me, was it right that I would prefer to live with the boys, and did I really want to go to America? I said, yes, please. He said, all right, and he wouldn't put any obstacles in my way. He also added that certainly he would pay my passage, and would see if he could make me an allowance. This, I think, because he was piqued by Harold's remarks about money. Anyhow, he did make the offer.
October 7, 1939
Stone's man came this morning bringing the dark window blinds I ordered on September 4 for the black out. Ted opened the door to him, and then called out to me, "Hi Lady! Did you order these shades for the last war, or this one?" Already we are feeling the pinch in many commodities. Stone's say they cannot fill their orders for blinds, because they cannot get the materials.
I have been to town, to the warehouse, to buy sheets and pillowcases, and they haven't gotten any. There has been a scarcity of sugar for weeks. Last week I couldn't buy tea. This week I couldn't buy lard. Soon now we shall have ration cards, but it doesn't follow we shall be able to get rations.
October 8, 1939
There is news from Zurich today of the beating up of Frau Anna Zeigler, the Nazi's Women's Leader. She was speaking somewhere in the Ruhr district, and told the women Hitler was very angry with them, because they were not keeping up the morale of their men, and that he would treat them like soldiers. This made her audience so angry, so wild, that they stormed the platform and beat her up and scratched her so severely that she had to be taken to the hospital. The Gestapo police arrested nineteen women. The women shouted that they had no husbands, and they had no food. I should think they would be wild. If a man gave them such a line of talk they would just consider him some fool of a man, let him talk himself out, and pay no attention. For a woman to talk to them in this fashion is treason to the sex and I should think they would beat her up.
I am surprised at what we do hear about the submission of the German women. We were told one day that when the women would be waiting in the food queues to get their family rations, and sometimes having to wait for hours, Army Louie's would drive up, impress a load of women, take them to the barracks, and make them cook and scrub for the soldiers. The excuse given was that since they had plenty of time to wait in the lines, they had plenty of time for other purposes, so they must work for their country, and do whatever the Government told them. This sort of thing is outrageous but why do the women submit to it? The soldiers, by brute force, could compel the women to go to the barracks, but they couldn't compel them to peel vegetables, or to scrub; and surely even the Germans wouldn't be such fiends as to kill them for refusing. I can't imagine Englishwomen submitting to such masculine tyranny. If our Tommie's gathered up a load of women from Romford market, I think they'd find they'd got a load of wildcats to deal with.
October 9, 1939
October 9, 1939
When I have to live in this world that men have made, especially this Europe, run by male maniacs, I feel most vehemently that I have no use for men, and I will not agree with them about any of their affairs. Why should I pay attention to what men say? That's why I am feeling so absolutely anti-Christian, swinging back to what I was in my beginnings, anti-Christian. What can a man tell me about God? What's a priest, but a man? I have produced men, brought them to birth, suckled them, brought them to maturity, through every indignity of the flesh, and no man can tell me anything, unless it is the rare man like Emerson or Whitman, who are talking about spirit and principles, not about other men.
No man can speak for me, or think for me, no matter how renowned he is in goodness and cleverness. I will think for myself and speak for myself as much as I dare. I have even been reading old Harriet Martineau. It's one hundred years since she asserted herself as an independent being. I want my Mary Beard. I loaned her book, Concerning Women, to Dorrie Stanforth more than a year ago, and she hasn't returned it yet. I suspect she can't read it.
That's why I want to go to America, the country where people are not narrow-minded in traditions and religions of the past, and where women are accorded equality with men.


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Tender sweet potatoes, rich curry and toasted bread are the feature ingredients in my crunchy, delicious Sweet Potato Sliders with Curry Pesto.
Well known as the home of the controversial Paula Deen, Savannah Georgia is one of my favorite places on earth. It is rich with history, has a great food scene and an amazing farmers market in Forsyth Park.
I visited last week, camping in my mom's new camper at Skidaway Island State Park. If you ever stay in the area, definitely plan on the market Saturday morning. It runs from 9am to 1pm.
"The mission of the Forsyth Farmers' Market is to promote understanding and participation in a local food system that supports sustainable production and increases access to local products."
Last week's market held a special surprise through a gentleman named Michael Maddox; the manifestation of my dream to build a community around an organic farm. TRUE community supported agriculture. Think of the possibilities! A school, homes and families all focused around health, food and a connection with nature.
I can't help but wonder how many of us could grow our own food if we needed to. How many kids know where vegetables come from, or even what many vegetables even taste like?
Meet Michal from Green Bridge Farm, about thirty minutes northwest of Savannah. I spoke with Michael and he is now selling lots around his organic farm, with a school just nearby. This land has been in his family since the 1700′s and he is personally funding this project.
A Sustainable Community Project
An ecologically-friendly development of twenty five wooded acres in Effingham County, Georgia.
An existing 20 year old organic farm is the center piece and shared community space on this otherwise wooded acreage. Lots for sale in sizes of 1.2-1.6 acres each, priced at $50,000.00 per lot.
There is even now a Tumbleweed home for rent! Tumbleweed homes are small homes, sometimes on wheels, that help people live simple, inexpensive, uncluttered lives. To me – that sounds like real freedom. The blog notes state,"We now have a Tumbleweed house for rent. Anyone interested in visiting the farm and staying overnight can now stay in this little home for small fee. Call me for details. 912-667-1118."
Here are the details of the main lots.
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There are approximately four acres set aside for community space including existing organic vegetable gardens and fruit orchards. Gardening is not mandatory but this project provides a unique opportunity for those interested in growing their own food. The four acre lot and gardens will be maintained by the neighborhood association.
I would love for projects like this to begin popping up all over the US. Pure utopia. It would be amazing to live in small communities, utilizing solar power if possible, and spending spare time learning how to self-sustain. No produce from Chile and Argentina, no trucks from halfway across the US. Think of the energy savings! My next dream is to build lots that have gone vacant and build tumbleweed communities – where one family once was, now there are five, with a garden in the middle. Sort of like this one in Somoma but with the organic garden in the center. America's "bigger is better" mentality is unsustainable, this would be a solution to this problem. No trees would be cut down to clear new land, and families would still have the joy of owning their own space. Who wants to join me with this project?!
Back at the campground we created a lovely meal from the fresh produce we got at the market as the children played at the playground. What I love best about camping is the family time – no technology distractions. It is an inexpensive and fun way to take lots more vacations throughout the year!
One of the last days we were in Savannah we tried to visit our favorite Green Truck Pub, but much to our dismay, it was closed that day! We resorted to a small café next door to a natural food store and my mom happened to order the most delicious looking sandwich.
A sweet potato on ciabatta with a creamy pesto. It was VERY heavy, but I loved the concept and it simply had to be recreated at home….so here it is! Crunchy, sweet, delicious and with a little twist of curry on fresh baked, organic bread. Nothing better!
Sweet Potato Sliders with Curry Pesto
Serves Estimated 8-10
Printable Recipe
2 large sweet potatoes
1 baguette
1 10 oz pkg baby lettuces
1/3 cup raisins
Curry Pesto
1/2 cup raw sunflower seeds
2 tsp curry powder
2 Tbsp melted curry coconut oil (such as Ziggy Marley) + extra for greasing baking sheet and potatoes
1 clove garlic
1/8 tsp salt
1/8 tsp ground ginger
1. Preheat oven to 450F; grease baking sheet with coconut oil and rub additional on potatoes; poke holes evenly over skin of potatoes with fork; rub with salt; bake for 30 minutes; flip and bake additional 20 to 30 minutes; remove from oven, let cool and slice.
2. Meanwhile blend curry pesto ingredients; slice and toast or grill baguette.
3. Layer 1 slice baguette, spread 1 – 2 tsp pesto, a few raisins; two slices sweet potato; a few lettuce leaves, top with second baguette slice.
**Please note: un-flavored coconut oil works just fine. Feel free to use that as well!
Estimated Nutrition Info
**There may be some pesto left, so calorie count may be lower. When I created the calorie count I had to include the calories and fat from all the pesto.
10 Servings
Amount Per Serving
Calories 225.6
Total Fat 4.7 g
Saturated Fat 2.5 g
Polyunsaturated Fat 0.4 g
Monounsaturated Fat 0.7 g
Cholesterol 0.0 mg
Sodium 348.2 mg
Potassium 152.1 mg
Total Carbohydrate 32.8 g
Dietary Fiber 2.6 g
Sugars 5.8 g
Protein 5.8 g
Vitamin A 67.5 %
Vitamin B-12 0.0 %
Vitamin B-6 5.4 %
Vitamin C 41.9 %
Vitamin D 0.0 %
Vitamin E 1.9 %
Calcium 3.2 %
Copper 5.1 %
Folate 1.7 %
Iron 11.7 %
Magnesium 3.8 %
Manganese 8.1 %
Niacin 3.2 %
Pantothenic Acid 4.1 %
Phosphorus 4.5 %
Riboflavin 2.4 %
Selenium 0.6 %
Thiamin 2.7 %
Zinc 1.8 %
*Percent Daily Values for Sweet Potato Sliders with Curry Pesto are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.


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"Without community, there is no liberation … but community must not mean a shedding of our differences, nor the pathetic pretense that these differences do not exist" - Audre Lorde
And with the snap of one's hands, nine months has evaporated before my very eyes.
It seems all too familiar as at this time last year, I was still reeling from the "!" email I had received from Tom a bit too soon after my second interview. Due to the great pool of applicants, I was subjected to the emotional turmoil of having to wait to hear the news after my fellow fellows had already received it. My second interview occurred in the morning hours and the emotion of being nervous might have been the understatement of the century. After 15-20 minutes, most of which I don't seem to recall, I waited. As I got to Reamer Campus Center, I had a great desire that it would be a nice time to check my emails. And as I sat on the communal computers outside the bookstore, I began to weep.
Then as they say, the rest was history. My journey in this placement has been a whirlwind to say the least. However, it is a journey I'm grateful for and one that I've most definitely learned from. Given another chance, I wouldn't change a thing.
It was drilled into us by the previous fellows that for an enriching and well-rounded experience within our placements, it was wise to approach our new lives with no expectations and rather be immersed and take one day at a time. It was also important not to impose our views and beliefs on the people we work with but rather learn from them. I believe that the Minerva mantra by Lao Tzu is the best guide on how to effectively and non-judgmentally work in the developing world.
Go to the people
Live with them
Learn from them
Love them.
Start with what they know
Build with what they have,
But with the best leaders
When the work is done,
The task accomplished,
The people will say
"We have done this ourselves"
I took this advice whole-heartedly as I knew what it was like to be the "other". I was born and raised in developing country and was subjected to the aftermath of those that chose not to follow this mantra. I've worked with a fair share of NGOs and I believe i've tried my best to be open-minded and fully immerse myself in the work and the environment that I was placed in. And with this mantra in mind, I went to the people.
Go to the people. Oddly enough, I remember my father saying these words to me one evening. It was a few days before my departure to South Africa when he silently looked up from the tv screen and said, "Go to the people. Learn from them, and I know you have a lot to offer. So go." And he smiled sweetly and my heart warmed. And for a brief moment I was sure my dad knew of the quote. My father is not a man of many words, yet he knows exactly what to say when I'm in my moments of panic. His words were like an answer to a silent prayer that I'd been waiting to be answered. After our brief you-still-shock-me-at-times-dad moment, I realized I'd been holding my breath, making me tense, and I could finally relax. I was nervous about this journey that I'd voluntarily agreed to go on. A lot of questions plagued my mind. Would anyone get my sense of humor? What do I pack? What if I say something insensitive? What are my co-workers like? Once they know of my roots, will they think I've been too "westernized"? Surely my accent will give it away. All these questions loomed over me and after the conversation with my father, I realized there was only one way to get over this fear. So I packed my bags, went to the people, and I lived with them.
Life in South Africa has been very wonderful. The people are genuinely happy … all the time. It's refreshing. The wave of excitement at 6 am, 7 am, all hours at which one should not be allowed to be overly excited. I grew anxious at the thought of having to mirror their emotion but was humbled by their welcoming smiles and their silent assurances that I needed not be anyone other than myself. Living here has taught me humility, sympathy, as well as empathy. This place has very much reminded me of home.
With my general knowledge of the country, I didn't expect it to warm my heart as it has. Regardless of the not so picturesque unemployment rate, culture of violence, racism, poverty, and many more frowned upon issues, given the chance, I wouldn't have changed my placement. These issues/problems are not unique to South Africa. Poverty, corruption, health and education inequalities happen all over the world. These are issues that we shouldn't victimize to one country but ought to have opinions about and try to rectify them as they affect the global community. Africans are very passionate people … they are passionate about everything. I have learned that from them. This was information I already knew as I myself am African but being in their environment makes the realization that much apparent.
It is this passion that has moved the country forward and created the heaven and the majestic beauty that lines its coastline and is etched ever so perfectly on its landscape. It's beauty not only comes from the scenic garden route or the jaw-dropping view from the top of Table Mountain; it's intertwined with loving different people and their cultures. The sincere heart felt definition of the Rainbow Nation. They are a vibrant people rich with history and endless stories waiting to be told. And because of my experiences here, I have loved them … the people, Cape Town, Johannesburg, Kwa Nyuswa, Molweni, Zulu, Xhosa, Afrikaners, Indians … the list is endless.
Beginning as a blank book, my story has been written covering pages upon pages of my love story with South Africa. It unfolds as it dwells on how I've lived with the people, fully immersed myself in the county, how I've grown to love them, mirroring my feelings and surpassing them. I started with what they knew and took each lesson whole heartedly. I've built/written my own story with what they had, and hopefully I have contributed to some people's lives, because they have touched me deeply. It is my biggest wish and hope that when my work is done, and the task and the terms of my fellowship accomplished, the people I have met and interacted with will say
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Elevating dumpster diving to high art.
Hojun Song's Apple 2010 "ripened" in response to crowd attention; sensors detecting heat and motion caused it to glow brighter when curious onlookers came close. Choi Jeong Hwa's plastic black Lotus Flower proved that fake can be just as good, or at least as lovely to look at. Seung-Kwan No's just barely indecipherable signs in Hangui Column 2010 were a statement on the confusion that can result from urban over-stimulation. Lumpens' Hello Fellow Lumpens was a visual interpretation of our shared global consciousness. And Peter Lee's Knight of the Dinner Table showed just how much fun bringing the virtual into physical space can be. But what are we telling you this for — if installations could be described accurately in few sentences, what would be the point of all that circuitry, yards of plastic, and intricate construction in the first place. Art tells stories that can't be conveyed in mere words. Scroll through the slideshow and see for yourself.
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For the undersea explorer in your family, Fairmont Battery Wharf hotel near The New England Aquarium is pleased to offer the Fairmont Fishies Family Package. Experience the wonders of the deep blue sea and celebrate the world of water at one of the most popular destinations in Boston. The Aquarium and it's amazing exhibits showcase the diversity, importance and beauty of aquatic life.
This offer is available year-round, subject to availability.
Rates for this package start at $289 USD per night, occupancy based upon two adults and two children (under 18) in a Fairmont Room.
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