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Don't miss breakfast in this lovely cafe. Delicious fresh bread and pastries and a great view of the bakery itself.
When you pay, be carefull, it's possible that it would be more expensive that you believe...Bread is very good but it is not gold!
Arhh the smells of a bakery. French in style centrally located the place does a simple list. A little expensive but considering the quality it is worth the treat.
Excellent coffee and croissant with friendly service. What more could you ask for in the morning? It may not be the most attentive service but that's not the type of place it is. It is a casual environment where you seat yourself and then pay at the cash when you are done. The place is very clean and you can watch the bakery as it is all open.
Well, I'm French living in AmsterdamWe went there yesterday afternoon to buy some French cakes: millefeuille and chocolate éclairFirst the guy, maybe the owner, said to us: "wait"!, not even something like "sorry, I'm with you in a minute" or something like that..Not a smile, not a thank you not a good bye....Mille feuille just horrible and dry: no icing. It was just a dry puff pastry with custardChocolate éclair: bready... heavy and the presentation was just hugly, not shiny3.euros for an éclair...So if you like French cake don't go there, it's everything but not FrenchIf you like to be welcome by rude people: this is the place
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Anyways, allways go with grey or white primer underneath black paint. And best temperature for painting is some 20-25°C, as this will make sure that the paint dries faster but not too fast. I've painted at 15°C today aswell, but the result was orange-peel as expected due to the paint taking a bit longer to dry.
Additionally. Allways sand every layer with 4-600 grit before applying the next layer. Only the final clearcoat-layer will not be sanded ofc.
Here's how I paint: fillered and prepped with 400 grit -> primer -> wait 30 minutes -> 400 grit -> primer -> let dry for 24 hours -> 400 grit -> black -> wait 30 minutes -> 400 grit -> black -> let dry for 24 hours -> 600 grit -> clearcoat -> wait for 30 minutes -> 600 grit -> final clearcoat.
I also make sure that the clearcoat and the black are of the same kind of paint, e.g. both have to have the same basis like water or acryl.
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OAKLAND, CALIF. (AP) - The Oakland Athletics acquired infielder Jed Lowrie and right-hander Fernando Rodriguez from the Houston Astros for first baseman Chris Carter and two minor leaguers on Monday.
Right-hander Brad Peacock and catcher Max Stassi also went to Houston in the deal between franchises that will be playing in the same division for the first time following the Astros' move from the NL Central to the AL West in 2013.
Lowrie batted .244 with 16 homers and 42 RBIs in 97 games with Houston, missing two months with ankle and thumb injuries. Despite the limited playing time, Lowrie tied for the fourth most homers among all shortstops last year.
Oakland general manager Billy Beane said he has had interest in Lowrie for years and was glad to be able to get the chance to add him to the roster.
"He always had good power for a guy in the middle of the infield," Beane said. "It's just hard to find that kind of power from a guy who can play the middle of the infield and doing it as a switch-hitter."
Lowrie played exclusively at shortstop last season but previously played first, second and third base as well during his four years with the Boston Red Sox. The A's had previously signed Japanese shortstop Hiroyuki Nakajima to a $6.5 million, two-year contract.
Nakajima starts off as the shortstop but Beane said there will be plenty of chances for Lowrie to play all over the infield.
"I feel most comfortable at shortstop," Lowrie said. "But I've played some second base in my career as well. I'm certainly more comfortable up the middle than anywhere else on the diamond. But I've had some experience at third base."
Lowrie, who played his college ball at nearby Stanford, agreed to a $2.4 million salary to avoid arbitration. The Astros are likely to have the lowest payroll in the majors in 2013.
The move sends Lowrie from a rebuilding franchise that had a major league-worst 107 losses last season to a young club coming off a surprising division title in 2012 and one with high hopes for this season.
"Considering everyone had pegged either the Rangers or Angels to win it, it was a great story to watch from a distance," Lowrie said. "It's a group of young guys that obviously knows how to win. Hopefully, we'll just continue to get better."
Rodriguez went 2-10 with a 5.37 ERA in 71 relief appearances last year. He struck out 78 batters in 70 1-3 innings. Despite the poor record and high ERA, Beane sees plenty to like from the hard-throwing Rodriguez.
"He's got a real big arm," Beane said. "His record, his ERA are probably a little bit misleading. He's another guy to add to our bullpen depth, which was one of our strengths last year. We felt like we were giving them a pretty good package. This addition helped us get over the finish line."
Carter batted .239 with 16 homers and 39 RBIs in 67 games with Oakland last year, platooning at first base with left-handed hitting Brandon Moss. He provides needed power for the Astros and could thrive at hitter-friendly Minute Maid Park.
Beane said it was difficult to part with a player like Carter who twice won the award as the organization's top minor leaguer, but he saw little opportunity for Carter to get substantial at-bats with four regular outfielders who would rotate at designated hitter and Brandon Moss likely getting most of the first base at-bats against right-handed pitching.


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Historical Traveler Reviews Days Inn - St. Louis/Westport Maryland Heights
Just OK
This hotel was easy to find, good location, decent breakfast, staff was friendly and they have an exercise room and outdoor pool. However, the exercise room had no towels or cleaning supplies with which to clean the equipment and half the equipment was not working or too old to safely attempt. The dim lighting does not effectively cover the nasty carpet stains in the room. Would be a great value if they would clean up a couple things!
Very Happy
We were traveling to St. Louis to watch the Cardinals play the Yankees, so naturally everthing close to downtown was sold out. We have been to St. Louis several times and have been to all the tourist stuff, so we wanted to stay out on the west side to see the rest of the town. We found the hotel on the internet and were nervous about some of the reviews we saw. Once we arrived, we were relieved. The hotel is in a corporate area, not warehouses, but nice office buildings. It is very easy access to I-270 and close to the airport. The hotel has nice curb appeal. When we checked in, the clerk was very nice and helpful. Our room was a non-smoking king and it was clean and spacious. We were on the ground floor and our room overlooked the garden area and pool. The breakfasts were very good, (eggs, link sausages, waffles, fruits, cereals, etc.), and were quite filling because you can eat all you want. Get up a little early to beat the crowd or you may be waiting for a table. We were very pleased with the hotel and would stay there again without hesitation. If you like to walk, run, ride a bicycle or tan, make sure you go to the Creve Cour/ Dripping Springs park that is just minutes from the hotel. There is a paved 3.7 mile walking trail around a 340 acre lake. It is shady for the most part and scenic. There were deer feeding in the marsh by the walking path. It was nice.
Awesome hotel!
This is an awesome hotel. I have stayed here twice in the past 6 months. Both were weekend Scrapbooking Retreats with girlfriends from church. The management and staff were friendly, courteous and willing to help with any needs that we had. The rooms are spacious, clean, and very comfortable. The complimentary breakfast is the best I've ever experienced...eggs, sausage, bacon, biscuits & gravy, even waffle batter and a waffle iron, juice and milk, cereals, danishes, granola bars, fruit... if you go away hungry--it's your own fault!! Also a nice hot tub and outdoor pool. The conference rooms are great...one is large that accommodated our large scrapbook group in January and a smaller conference room that was perfect for the fewer number of scrappers that we had in June. Free 2 drink passes were given to us for each of our 2 nights accommadations. Super experience!
Great hotel for price
We stayed at St. Louis clubhouse inn during memorial day weekend. We paid $62/night thru the internet. Rooms were clean and nice sized. I think the best part was the free breakfast in the morning. It easily saved our family $10-15 from eating out every morning. They offered scrambled eggs, sausage or bacon, biscuits and gravy or hashbrowns. There was 2 waffle irons with cups of waffle mix so you could make your own hot waffles. They also had cold cereal, bagels, bread, yogurt, fruit cups, and various pastries. There was milk and 3 kinds of juices. Plenty of food to choose from!!
I really don't have any complaints and I would stay there again. There are not a lot of restarants near the hotel, except for a gas station and a Hardees, but it is in a nice area of town.
Great Value
Great breakfast, nice rooms for the price. Staff was friendly and helpful.
Very clean, great breakfast
Nicest hotel I've stayed at in a long time. The room was very clean, as was the entire hotel. The complimentary breakfast was excellent. They served eggs, sausage or bacon, hash browns, the BEST blueberry waffles and lots of extras. There was no highway noise and was within walking distance of a convenience store and fast food.
Good Value - Needs Cleaning
Good Hotel for the value ($71 for the weekend rate). The hotel is located in Westport which is approx. 20 miles from Six Flags, 10 miles from St. Louis Arch. The hotel staff was nice. The rooms were spacious and clean. The morning breakfast was as expected for a mid-class hotel (eggs, sausage, toast, french toast). The problem I had with this hotel was the cleanliness of the lobby/dining area. There was an 1/8" dust on top of the serving area in the breakfast lounge as well as the surrounding furniture. The window to the kitchen area was covered to prevent anyone from looking inside the kitchen which is a bit unnerving. All in all I would rate this hotel a 5 out of 10
Great hotel for the money
We stayed with our 10 month old baby in this hotel in May of 2004. We chose a suit for only $85 because we wanted to be able to put the baby to sleep and still stay up and watch television. It worked out great! Tthe only things that could be improved would be the brekfast and the room was a little dusty
Good value, needs updating
For the price, this hotel is a pretty good value. The rooms are spacious and clean and the free breakfast helps add to the value as well. The place could deffinately benefit from an updated facelift.
Things are getting a bit worn out and run down, but for the most part it is still a good deal at around $70 for a double.
Remarkable value
What a great value. Clean and spacious rooms. Nice landscaping. Manager reception included 2 free drink tickets. A real breakfast, scrambled eggs, sausage and pancakes. Easily the best value I've ever encountered for the price.
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... no cross country road trip would be complete without seeing the "Gateway to the West"! On our way, we saw signs for the worlds largest golf tee and also the worlds largest wind chime...although we were tempted to stop and see these most intriguing attractions, we had a long drive ahead of us, so we stayed on the highway. Another interesting thing that happened is that we crossed over our first time zone...not sure exactly where, but it was somewhere in SE Illinois....wish ...
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... of the video systems we work with, and than out to my camera. It was great catching up with them. After showing them around a bit, we had a really nice conversation. It made my day to see a familiar face and I am sure it was thrilling for them as well. I was able to capture that kid on Christmas look that i had gotten with my cousin towards the beginning of the tour again with them. It was amazing to observe.
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back of the long security line. By the time I got through, it was after 9:10 so I missed my
reservation. I was worried they would make me pay again for a later time, but they
didn't, they just sent me on the 9:20am. The pods you ride up in are very small 5 person
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... for a bit (amazing how exhausting drinking & eating is). The park is huge and has all sorts within it so we took a walk down to the planetarium and had a look round. When we headed downtown it was all a bit strange - everything seemed deserted and there was a really eerie feeling about the place. We saw the gateway but not much else. We walked round for ages trying to ...
A Very Not Happy Day
... br> I had hoped to spend more time in St Louis for sightseeing and music but we need to be at the Grand Canyon by the 1st so must push on. After the arch we stopped to get coffee and use WiFi, to research the wolf sanctuary nearby at Eureka (!) - unfortunately it was closed today.
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|Reviews for Alphabet Soup
| FancyPotatoFangirl chapter 14 . 4/25
Omg please continue writing at some point this is all so cute I flipping love this so much!
| DokiDoki0725 chapter 10 . 12/30/2014
I've wanted to know how Beck gets jealous over Robbie with an unexpectedly hot looking dude. You granted my wish?
| DokiDoki0725 chapter 8 . 12/30/2014
Well the second part, Jade's POV, answered my previous question how she know about his predicament. I thought these were going to be one shots? Or it it but some having connection?
| DokiDoki0725 chapter 6 . 12/30/2014
Everything's good, no bad grammar. But I am curious... how did Jade know about Robbie's past and his dad?
| DokiDoki0725 chapter 4 . 12/30/2014
I don't know what you are talking about. You have good grammar, its just the use of hyphens that seem a little odd to me, other than that , its cool. I just wish the chapters were longer and contain lemons ;)
You're doing pretty good! Keep at it!
| Gratsu-of-fire-and-ice chapter 13 . 6/1/2014
BTW the review for chapter 14 by anonymous was from me 4everwithkames. Q for Queen ;)
| Guest chapter 14 . 6/1/2014
I cried soooo hard when beck passed away. U could put q for queen! If u get me ;)
| Vongola-timez chapter 14 . 2/25/2014
Prince: Its been far too long since I last read your story. Once again, I was brought to tears but that's okay. You have no idea how much I this. I love it so much. I love each sweet moment and the darker, angsty ones. This story is by far the greatest Reck story I've ever read, or even one I've ever really read. Please do continue. I can't wait till you do :3 This story made me feel better after crying my eyes out earlier today for something personal that happened. Thank you for being an amazing writer and writing this story. Love you :3
| Guest chapter 14 . 2/16/2014
Please keep writing
| Azure Moses chapter 14 . 11/15/2013
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| Justo078 chapter 11 . 9/4/2013
I love your stories. Hope it'll be updated soon. X
| littelcutie chapter 14 . 7/29/2013
i love this its so adorable
| Guest chapter 14 . 7/12/2013
Qualify or queer
| Guest chapter 14 . 7/11/2013
Update now
| shounenai4life chapter 1 . 5/23/2013
Oh this is absolutely adorable! 3 I really liked it, and it's rare for me to like stuff. And, as a Canadian, I give the drunk Canadian accent two thumbs up. We should write something together, yeah? Anyways, I liked it a lot. This pairing is awesome.


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Ex-British Army Heavy-Duty Towing Jaw & Pin
Issued - but in excellent condition.
Fits a Sankey Trailer. Which we also sell.
Towbar Back Fixing Plate Size: 185mm x 95mm.
Towbar Fixing: Four fixing holes, 20mm centres.
Towing Pin: High tensile forged steel headed pin, 30mm dia.
Secure: Pin secured with single spring clip.
Weight: 3.7kg.
Both towbar & pin painted dark olive green.
A great bit of kit for your Landrover or any other suitable 4x4.
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Vibrational Frequency Shifts of the Carbonyl Stretching Mode Induced by Solvents: Acetone
Abstract:Variation in the correlations obtained between electron acceptor number (AN) values for each solvent versus the vC=O frequencies for acetone and tetramethylurea in solution with these solvents suggests that the AN values are not a precise measure of solute/solvent interaction for all solute/solvent systems. Factors such as intermolecular hydrogen bonding between solute and solvent and the differences between molecular geometry of the solutes and solvents most likely account for differences in the solute/solvent interaction for different solutes in the same solvents.
Keywords: Acceptor numbers; Acetone; Infrared; Molecular structure; Solvent effects on vC=O
Document Type: Research Article
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1366/0003702894203741
Affiliations: Analytical Sciences, 1897 Building, Dow Chemical Company, Midland, Michigan 48667
Publication date: August 1, 1989
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The Carolina Panthers bulked up their defensive front by selecting Utah's Star Lotulelei with the 14th overall pick in general manager Dave Gettleman's first NFL draft. It marks the first time the Panthers have selected a defensive tackle in the first round since joining the league in 1995. Defensive tackle was considered a position of need for the Panthers, who released starter Ron Edwards in a salary cap move earlier this offseason. Lotulelei, 6-foot-2 and 311 pounds, is expected to step in and start right away alongside veteran defensive tackle Dwan Edwards, who re-signed in the offseason. Gettleman called Lotulelei a three-down lineman. ''What Star does is he impacts the game on every snap in terms of the run game and the pass game,'' Gettleman said. ''He's not someone you are going to replace in your sub package defense.'' Gettleman likes the idea that Lotulelei can occupy two players at the point of attack, which he hopes will free up middle linebacker Luke Kuechly to ma...
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DAYTONA BEACH, FL—Shaner Hotels and Prime Hospitality Group (PHG) have been selected as the hotel partners for One Daytona, the proposed mixed-use and entertainment destination across from Daytona International Speedway.
Shaner Hotels and developer PHG are planning a 145-room, full-service boutique property and are working with Marriott International to bring in an Autograph Collection hotel.
One Daytona is a joint venture between International Speedway Corp. (ISC) and Jacoby Development. The first phase, which includes shopping, dining, hotel, theater and other entertainment, is projected to open in 2016.
"We're very excited about featuring an upscale, full-service boutique hotel as part of the One Daytona experience," stated ISC CEO Lesa France Kennedy. "This type of property reiterates our commitment to offering an unparalleled hospitality experience for our fans, visitors and residents in 2016."
"Daytona Beach is already the 'world's most famous beach' and when you add the $400 million Daytona Rising project under way at the Speedway to the incredible vision of One Daytona, we're extremely proud to be a part of that vision. The strong fundamentals of a thriving visitor, student and business destination is a perfect fit for our full-service strategy and approach to delivering a great guest experience," said Plato Ghinos, president, Shaner Hotels Group. "We feel this is the right product at the right time and we look forward to creating a signature property at One Daytona that represents the development's famed motorsports heritage as well as its close proximity to the famous 23 miles of beach."
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As we watch the U.S. Olympic swimming team, which includes a record three swimmers with African-American roots, we wanted to explore the still low number of African-American youth who learn to swim. According to a 2010 study, about 70% of African-American youth have little or no swimming ability as compared to about 40% of white youth.
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Yesterday as well as today, I encountered a physically handicaped person doing a workout run. I stopped and wondered how he did it. Feeling the boundaries of my own body, I could only feel a lot of respect for these people. It made me humble and even more courageous to walk the extra mile, when I thought I couldn't put one more foot in front of the other Later today I encountered Grzegorz Adamczyk, a 31 year young Polish pelgrim who came down from Gdansk in the North. In 8 weeks ...
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8 Months, 4 Jars of Trash!
I have completed 2/3 of my goal of 2015 which is to make only 6 jars total of trash!
How many gallons of WATER do you see in this photo?
At first glance, you think "none", until you realize that WATER was used to grow each and every ounce of discarded edibles you see. A LOT of water.
I hate cooking. Or I used to.
Enter the GoSun Sport Solar Stove. I have had this thing for less than 48 hours and I am entranced! This unit, designed by Patrick Sherwin, is all that it says: light, portable, easy to set up and use, and everything I have cooked so far has come out sizzling hot and amazing! www.gosunstove.com
Six Months, Three Jars
Yippee! I made it through another two months of carefully choosing what products to use or not use, buy or not buy, repair or not repair...and I d NOT feel deprived!
Meet Morpheus & Peaches, the actual supervisors of the Deb Goes Green office. They are excellent energy conservationists: sleeping 18 hours a day.
'Nuff said! -Deb
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I mean, just what IS all this stuff, besides disgusting to look at? And did I *really* need any of it? More importantly, DID THE MANUFACTURERS *REALLY* NEED TO wrap everything in goddamned plastic?
Road Trip!!!
"Road trip!!!!" These two words are as American as apple pie and hot dogs.
Who doesn't dream of free time on the open road? And guess what? You CAN drive long-distance in an Electric Vehicle!!!
WHOOPEE! I have stuffed two months of my trash packed into one 2-quart Mason jar! But Don't be fooled by the grin (as nice as it is ;-))...this was NOT easy. Friggin' plastic dood-dads are friggin' everywhere and so hard to refuse!
Our one big dilemma this year was eggs. In past years we have been able to buy a huge 24-egg cardboard flat of local eggs at Foodland. This year, the only local eggs were, sadly, packaged in styrofoam. The compostable/recyclable cardboard egg cartons were all stamped "mainland". While I appreciated this honesty, it caused a dilemma as there were no eggs to be had at the farmers' market.
What Did I Learn?
My sweetie & I have just returned from our annual ten-day Kauai sojourn. We have brought back tans (or freckles, in my case), experiences (hiking, snorkeling, dancing)...and trash.
Yes. I packed out back a bag of trash for my 2015 One Mason Jar Every Two Months Challenge.
Crate It!
Welcome to something that I think is even better than reusable cloth bags: the humble milk crate! This is what I bring to the grocery store. I like it better than reusable cloth bags for many reasons:
1. It doubles as a shopping basket (the small kind).
2. It has structure: the items within are held firmly in place.
3. This structure also makes it so I don't need to use separate bags to contain the fruits and veggies - I put them directly in: heavy ones on the bottom; lighter ones on top.
4. It holds milk cartons and other square items much more securely.
5. The crate doesn't roll around in my car and topple half the contents out like lumpy bags of any sort tend to do.
6. Easy to wash: just hose it off every so often either outside or in the shower.
7. Doubles as a table or chair on picnics.
8. Holds ice packs nicely for short trips (though not as efficient as an ice chest).
9. You can easily see the contents - I find it quicker to unload the items once I am home.
Since starting to use a crate instead of the reusable bags, I don't forget it, I don't lose it (I love the small, stuff-able Chico reusable bags, but they seem to vanish along with the single socks - go figure).
As to what is actually in my crate today?
-cardboard carton of local northwest eggs (hidden on the bottom)
-locally grown turnips and rutabagas
-local apples
-local pears
-local milk in a returnable bottle
-avocados (alas, not local:-( )
-tomatoes (from a British Columbia Hot House - so sorta local)
-a compostable box of fixings from the bulk salad bar, enough to make four lunches worth (also hidden on the bottom)
I could improve this "zero- waste" effort by bringing a large Mason jar to fill from the bulk salad bar (I often bring smaller ones but today I was lazy).
As to WHY the bulk salad bar? I load up on things like sunflower seeds, bacon bits, blue cheese crumbles, olives, artichoke hearts, peas, chickpeas, and chicken and ham pieces.
All of these items, if purchased in the aisles separately, would be packaged in plastic that I would have to dispose of.
So them's my apples fer the day! (munch!) Now, if I could just persuade the tomato guys they really don't need to put those stupid stickers on the fruit...
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Deb's 2014 Carbon Outputs
Natural Gas
Well, well, well! It would seem that dumping my ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) Car and driving 90% electric has made a huge dent, in spite of flying to London and Hawaii this year!
As you can see in the chart below, my overall carbon dip (the black line) parallels the steep decline in gasoline usage (the blue line). However, the fact that the green line (flying) even exists is what keeps the black line positioned high.
Second-Lowest CO2 Output Since 2010: 6694 Lbs.
About That Flying
A "Silver-Medal" Year!
How does one only use 30 gallons of gasoline in a year as a car owner?
By driving electric! This year's acquisition of a Nissan LEAF made my gasoline car, a Honda Insight, uneeded.
You are reading correctly: I only used 30 gallons of gasoline in 2014...and that was for car rentals when traveling. The majority of that was in Hawaii and during he month in between working electric cars.:-) Also, a trip to Eastern WA.
Have I mentioned how much I love my Nissan LEAF?
The purists among you will hammer me for flying at all. And I agree with you: flying (pardon my language) effs-up my carbon output- it is HUGELY carbon intensive and pollutes like a <insert favorite naughty word here>.
But until we can figure out a better way to cross oceans- greener ways- I am kind of stuck. I refuse to stay in the USA all the time- and it is not like I go overseas all the time, either. In fact, my last trip to Europe was in 2007, and before that, China 1983. Both in 2007 and 1983 I "flew long and stayed long"
"Fly long,stay long" means getting as much value for your carbon spewing as possible by making your trip worthwhile- which to me is staying long enough to really practice the language, experience the culture and LEARN SOMETHING that makes me a better person and makes the world a better place.
England in particular this year involved meeting with other electric car advocates, doing some green car journalist and driving electric cars on the other side of the road. Including a TESLA! (See Blog Archives 2014- "UK Electric Highway" and "Driving on the Left...and I'll take a TESLA with That!")
I don't want to not travel. I DO try and do it with a purpose beyond silly tourism.
I REALLY WANT solar planes or, better yet, ship options that do NOT involve luxury cruises, which are even more wasteful and carbon intensive.
I am ALSO stuck being an only child who MUST occasionally show up in person to tend to my elderly & disabled mother- there is only so much I can oversee long-distance (See last chart on this post for more about that)
I ALSO REALLY WANT HIGH SPEED ELECTRIC RAIL IN THE USA, GDLDANGIT! That is one thing that Europe has that we don't and when you start experiencing the ease of that type of travel- in England, Germany, France, Denmark...you fall in love with it. (Note the addition of a train on the chart this year!)
But back to the GOOD STUFF from 2014:
Alas, my natural gas usage was up this year and I am not sure why, except general laziness.
Also, I have yet to cut a cat door in the door leading from the kitchen to their area in the basement, thus that door has been cracked open all year, letting basement drafts into the main floor where we live. That changes on FRI the day after tomorrow! Got the tools, got the kitty door!
(For those new to this blog who are curious as to what I did to drastically reduce my natural gas usage between 2009 and 2010. please visit Blog Archives 2010 "Smashing Gas Flat" :-
Alas, garbage output is a bit up too DESPITE only producing one 2 Quart mason jar a month personally: cat poop. If it weren't for the furry little fuzzballs whose poop must be scooped and disposed of properly, I only would have made seven and a half gallons of my own trash between May-December. Grrr. I welcome suggestions on ways to safely compost cat poop in my yard (if that is even legal)... or maybe I will keep two separate counts...one for me, one for the cats. Heh!
One month of trash...and during the holiday season to boot! This level of trash making- or non-trash making- has been on-going since May. Watch out Bea Johnson...I'll get down to one jar a year eventually! If I only didn't have cats... (I love my cats and they ain't going nowhere, in case anyone wants to know!)
Water usage remained on the lower side for 2014, despite it being the nastiest, driest, hottest Seattle summer since I moved here in 2014. 2010 was bad because my drip hoses sprung a leak that I didn't know about. What do I do?Take quick showers with the water OFF while I soap, use rain barrel watering for houseplants and garden, efficient dishwasher and front-load washing machine, "if it's yellow, let it mellow" , etc.
Lastly, About That Flying...And Mom...
Flying used to be very occasional until 2009 when my father in California became extremely ill in and died. Since then, as an only child, I have had make frequent and often last-minute flights between Seattle and California, to aid my mother, whose health is really bad as well. 2012 was a particular difficult year, both emotionally and logistically re Mom. I only WISH I could say those 2012 flights were all vacations but they weren't.
Electricity in the City Seattle, WA is produced 94% by renewable energy: hydro-electric, wind and solar. In addition, I am a part of the Seattle Community Solar project and my home is partially powered by solar that way as well!
However, I DO share my yearly kWh count... just not until I get my final bill, which doesn't arrive until mid January each year. See you then!
Air Travel:
(I forget where I got this formula I will update post when I find it again)
Short haul <727.45 miles 0.64 lbs/mile
Med haul <2575 miles 0.44 lbs/mile
Long haul >2575 miles 0.39lbs/mile
1 gallon of gasoline = 19.4 pounds of C02
Natural Gas:
1 therm= 11.7 pounds of C0
1 kWh in Seattle= 0 pounds of CO2
Merry Christmas From Deb Goes Green
Merry Christmas from Deb Goes Green!
The cats and I are spending a lovely day on the couch enjoying a good book and not consuming or making trash.
Peace on Earth begins at home...or so we think!
-Deb, Peaches & Morpheus
New York Bans Fracking!
New York State banned fracking today and I am fracking excited!
Deb Goes Green BLog Archives Posted
Yay! The PDF versions of the blogs from the old Deb Goes Green Word Press Version are all up and accessible from the Word Press Archives page! Or get them right here:
Blog Archives 2008-2010
Blog Archives 2011
Blog Archives 2012
Blog Archives 2013
Blog Archives 2014 (last entry October 16)
I hope to have an index of past blog post titles up soon.
But for now, enjoy! I know I am glad to have these posts archived in a more anti-deletion-friendly way!
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The Oct. 4 bow will mark the world premiere of Anderson's highly anticipated seventh feature, a 1970s Southern California-set detective yarn starring Joaquin Phoenix, Josh Brolin, Reese Witherspoon, Owen Wilson and Benicio Del Toro. Warner Bros. has slated the film for a Dec. 12 theatrical release.
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A piñata of flavours awaits on the streets of Mexico. Take a stroll with us past some of the tastiest offerings of what may well be the world's best street food. And if that's whetted your appetite and wanderlust for all things Central American, we'd recommend making a beeline to our 23-day Ancient Civilisations adventure.
Mexico's fervent streets live in the food that is served there - a spicy, colourful collision of flavours made for clutching as you join the hordes in markets and avenidas, plazas and fiestas. A stroll in, say, Mexico City or Oaxaca isn't complete unless accompanied by some of the street food. Forget cheese-laden tex-mex cooking - Mexico's street food is about fresh ingredients prepared with expertise and carrying a kick. Here's the lowdown on what to try, and where to try it.
Where to eat
A few straightforward tips to help get you to the right places:
Go where's busy: if you see a stall surrounded with happily munching locals, chances are you've hit gold. Busy equals a respected chef at work and a quick turnover of ingredients - fresh produce, well used. The reverse doesn't hold true - quiet stalls can be perfectly fine - but joining the crowds at a busy taquera is a good rule of thumb.
Go where's quiet: busy with human traffic is fine, but it's a good idea to try to avoid places that are busy with traffic of a different kind - stalls that rub shoulders with multi-lane roads can have a slick of exhaust fumes over their limones and salsa. Best to avoid, unless you've got a stomach of iron.
Find a specialist: some taqueras (stalls) and puestos (carts) offer all manner of snacks and dishes. All well and good, but there's a reason why other places offer one thing and one thing only - the owner knows what he or she is doing. Buying a taco from someone who has decades of experience in rustling them up, and only them, makes sense - you're in the hands of an expert.
Check the produce: perhaps the quickest and easiest way of checking a vendor's quality is a brief perusal of the salsas, limes and salad on offer. If it all looks dog-tired, move on.
What to eat
Tacos de Canasta
The morning taco of choice, look out for sellers in doorways or shifting piles of these from the basket of their bicycles. A small, soft corn tortilla usually filled with potatoes and chorizo (sometimes beans), it's a heavy, hearty way to start the day and an institution in many parts of Mexico. If you're in the capital, look out for tacos de cabeza as an alternative - taco stands serving this are easy to spot as they have large metal steamers. Inside are steaming meats - unusual, sometimes challenging cuts such as ears and tongue waiting to be rolled into a soft flour tortilla with chopped onion and coriander.
Popular throughout Latin America, tamales mexicano are arguably the snack at its finest. Corn dough slowly steamed in a corn husk, with meat sometimes added to the mix, the result is a sweet snack so heavy that it can often suffice as an entire meal.
If you're heading to Puebla or Oaxaca, these are a must. A tostada platter of small, crispy deep-fried corn cups laden with all the good stuff: chicken and pork, salsa and coriander, onion and a squeeze of lime. They might not be the healthiest snacks you'll ever have, but choose the right street stall and they might just be among the tastiest.
Okay, so you'll find peanut-sellers the world over, but somehow they just taste better in Mexico. This might be why: the peanuts are spiced with chilli then given a good squirt of lime. Believe us, it works.
Tacos dorados
Most Mexican tacos are made with soft tortillas, but dorados are different. Fried until crispy, then overfilled with shredded meat, lettuce and all manner of sauces and spices, grasping one (or more) of these on your way home after a long Mexican evening is the perfect end to the night, and will help ensure a good night's sleep until it's time to seek out the tacos de canasta the following morning.
And that's just the tip of the iceberg lettuce. From the fish tacos of the Pacific Coast to the Yucatan's fresh fruit extravaganza, there's a whole heap of grub to explore among Mexico's streets and markets.
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Would you volunteer to be an election worker?
Asked at Asked at Borders, 700 N.H. on November 14, 2006
"Yes, because I believe it's a duty for a responsible citizen. It's not that much time out of my life to do that for a day. It's a good cause."
"Probably not. That doesn't sound very interesting to me."
"I'm glad there are people who do it, but I wouldn't say that I would want to."
"Yeah. I was actually thinking about it while I was signing in to vote. It seems like it would be a fun way to meet people."
ruette 8 years, 10 months ago
If they got paid, they wouldn't be volunteers, out the wazoo or anywhere else...
Linda Aikins 8 years, 10 months ago
Then we'd not call them volunteers, would we? We could call them Election Workers.
They do already get paid, by the way. It says in the article they receive $85.
so THERE!
lunacydetector 8 years, 10 months ago
doesn't the left wing 'league of women voters' volunteer at the polls anymore?
Linda Aikins 8 years, 10 months ago
Wow. Mine sounded nasty! I apologize. Obviously I didn't read the article because it says there are places that gave workers a paid day to volunteer.
Sgt, you could cheer up a Bob Dole bedroom, I would guess! ;)
Linda Aikins 8 years, 10 months ago
Yes. I have helped before in my hometown. I bet if we got paid (from work) to do it, there would be volunteers out the wazoo.
sgtwolverine 8 years, 10 months ago
I'd consider it, just to bring some sort of cheerfulness to the process. My goodness, several of the election workers at my polling place last week were as dour as could be.
Dixie Jones 8 years, 10 months ago
yes i would do it , my mother was always on the election team when i was a child, i think it is important to be involved in every possible way. good day all !
sunflower_sue 8 years, 10 months ago
When I first read the ?, I thought it said electrician and my first response was "He!! no! Not even if you paid me!!!"
Yes, I would volunteer to be an election worker. I think a few women in my district have that job locked up until they die, though. They are always the same ladies. Maybe they will bequeath the job to one of their daughters. I don't see myself ever getting in. Maybe I should befriend one now.
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p.s. I like "snotty Gootsie."
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sunflower_sue 8 years, 10 months ago
The hubby just said he'd rather be a volunteer electrician.
geppetto 8 years, 10 months ago
I don't know. I am afraid that I would be working with people as smart as some ELNA board members.
sunflower_sue 8 years, 10 months ago
Yeah, that's the last time you call me a "food snob," sucker! :P
sunflower_sue 8 years, 10 months ago
RI, are you just trying to promote your "save the daylight fund," or are you going against your "vow to stop light pollution?" Could you clear this highly important matter up?
roger_o_thornhill 8 years, 10 months ago
"Maybe, if they had an open bucket-o-margarita bar, buffet, and a live band. The buffet would have to have something else than mini-quiche and taco flavored pizza rolls."
So you want elections at Ameristar Casino? Oh, you DON'T want mini-quiche and taco flavored pizza rolls. My mistake. You want elections in Ciudad Juarez. Live Mariachi. Taco flavored tacos.
Ceallach 8 years, 10 months ago
Probably not. I think it's just as important to be aware of what you cannot do well as to know what you can do well.
I would need to hit the Marguerita bar pretty hard before going to my appointed table. My political skepticism is too deeply ingrained for me to cheerfully greet voters, many of whom do not know or care to know the issues as they determine the direction of our nation, just casting their vote for either the party line or for the candidate that seemed nicest on the TV ads. mutter fume hiss upsets me just thinking about it. In 94 it was a Republican sweep, 2006 Democrat, . . . and the beat goes on.
Ceallach 8 years, 10 months ago
militant: as long as it's not posted otherwise :)
conservative 8 years, 10 months ago
Now let's not knock the volunteers. The lady's who always seem to be at my polling place are always smiling and nice. I'll grant they aren't going to win an award for speed, but they are always friendly and I look forward to seeing them.
sunflower_sue 8 years, 10 months ago
prospector, priceless!
Ceallach 8 years, 10 months ago
prospector, that made my day!!
Bone777 8 years, 10 months ago
Prospector thanks.
I wonder if the second shot hit him in the calf, because his left testicle was no longer there to get in the way?
sunflower_sue 8 years, 10 months ago
Maybe he can get a noodicle implant.
Bone777 8 years, 10 months ago
I just noticed from above:
"Probably not. That doesn't sound very interesting to me." - Joseph Payne, night stocker, Lawrence
I thought Richard Ramirez was the night stocker? Scary.
Linda Aikins 8 years, 10 months ago
hitme, did we party a little too much?
Sooz, your hubby killed Flower?
sunflower_sue 8 years, 10 months ago
Totally off subject, but I just found out that the burning of pinon incense is very effective in removing (or at least masking) skunk smell from inside a house. (Just thought I'd pass on that little tidbit of info.)
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I just noticed from above:
"Probably not. That doesn't sound very interesting to me." - Joseph Payne, night stocker, Lawrence
I thought Richard Ramirez was the night stocker? Scary. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LOL. I was working on some accounts a couple of years ago and someone had listed the employment of a customer as a Wal-mart night stalker
A co-worker and I wondered about the pay & whether you would get benefits with that position. Sounds pretty easy.
sunflower_sue 8 years, 10 months ago
IP, nothing "little" about this behemoth! That sucker was huge! Unfortunately, it was way to close to the house when the hubby decided to "dispose" of it...actually, it was on the porch. Then, for some odd reason, he felt compelled to hold it up to the window for our viewing pleasure. TOB, never a dull moment around here!
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