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Update on ClotildeThe borrower is still buying and selling jewelry, perfumes and creams by catalog. She also makes good use of the fact that she is a teacher, and takes products to her school to distribute among her co-workers.
She is a very hard-working woman, and now that classes have started, she wishes to invest in the purchase of jewelry, perfumes, and other products that are on sale, so that she can sell them, and earn something extra.
Previous Loan DetailsClotilde belongs to the "Siempre Unidos" ("Always United") Community Bank and is a native of the Santiago neighborhood in the city of Cusco, Peru. She is 60 years old, separated from her husband, and alternates her activities from her household obligations to buying and selling jewelry door to do... More from Clotilde's previous loan »
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Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
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Enjoy an evening of old-time bluegrass and folk music with The Ridge Runners at 7 p.m. at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, 2880 Mountain Rd. The concert is part of CACGA's 2nd Stage series, now in its fourth year, which highlights a different musical genre on the first Friday of each month. Tickets are $12. For details, call 261-ARTS or visit http://www.artsglenallen.com .
The film "The Hunt for Red October" will play at 7 p.m. Sept. 7 and at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sept. 8 at Henrico Theatre, 305 E. Nine Mile Rd. Tickets are $1 and can be purchased at the door. For details, call 328-4491 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com .
The 2012 Kirk Festival at Gayton Kirk Presbyterian Church, 11421 Gayton Rd., will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Virginia Scots Guard Pipes and Drum Corp. and Jonathan Austin, magician and juggler, will perform. There will also be Celtic music, dancers, Scottish games, vendors, food, an iPad raffle and more. An animal blessing and parade will be held at 3 p.m. Rain date is Sept. 15. Admission is free. For details, call 741-5254 or visit http://www.thegaytonkirk.org .
The McShin Foundation's annual Recovery Fest and state championship BBQ Cook Off will be held from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Hatcher Memorial Baptist Church, 2300 Dumbarton Rd. There will be live music and family activities. Laurie Dhue, former news anchor for Fox News, MSNBC and CNN, will be the guest speaker. Substance use disorders recovery support providers will be in attendance. The BBQ cook off is sanctioned by the Kansas City Barbeque Society. For details, call Honesty Liller at 249-1845 or visit http://www.bbq.mcshin.org .
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The Capitol Steps will perform their unique blend of music and political comedy at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. at the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, 2880 Mountain Rd. The performance is CACGA's opener for the Center Season. Capitol Steps, who have performed for five U.S. presidents and traveled to all 50 states, is celebrating its 30th year of existence. Tickets are $42. For details, call 261-ARTS or visit http://www.artsglenallen.com .
The RVA Local Patronage Mob will be at the Libbie Market, 10470 Ridgefield Pkwy., from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Formerly Joe's Market, the grocery store is now owned by David Taylor and Buster Wright with a full grocery offering, including beer and wine, a catering service with delivery, bulk coffee, candies and more. The RVA Patronage Mob is a group of citizens dedicated to giving local businesses an extraordinary day of patronage. For details, visit http://www.facebook.com/RVALocalPatronageMob .
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Biltmore Baptist Church, 1300 New York Ave. in Glen Allen, will host a Lawn Chair Concert at 5 p.m. The gospel music group 4theLord will perform from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Ice cream and all the fixings will be provided. All are welcome. For details, call 266-6480 or visit http://www.biltmorechurch.org .
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Fragmentary non-vascular plant microfossils from the late Silurian of Wales
Article first published online: 28 JUN 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1095-8339.1982.tb00536.x
Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society
Volume 84, Issue 3, pages 223–256, April 1982
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EDWARDS, D. (1982), Fragmentary non-vascular plant microfossils from the late Silurian of Wales. Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society, 84: 223–256. doi: 10.1111/j.1095-8339.1982.tb00536.x
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- Article first published online: 28 JUN 2008
- Received July 1981, accepted for publication September, 1981
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- cuticles;
- late Silurian;
- Nemaloplexus;
- Nemotolhallus;
- non-vascular land plants;
- Prototaxites;
- tubular elements
A wide variety of cuticles and tubular elements is described from a late Silurian (Ludlow Series) locality in Wales which has already yielded a macroflora containing Cooksonia Lang, Steganotheca Edwards and vascularized axes. These microfossils are compared with Lang's Downtonian .Nematothallus complex and Silurian assemblages of similar composition from north America. It is concluded that the majority of these microfossils derive from non-vascular plants of uncertain affinity which lived on land.


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When North Hall quarterback Drew Atha missed the first three games of this season, he asked coach David Bishop if he could dress out while watching the games from the sideline.
On a handful of occasions Friday, Devin Watson made plays that were sheer athletic brilliance for East Hall.
Flowery Branch defeated Loganville 29-14 on Friday at Falcon Field.
West Hall's first region title in the program's 27-year history is just within grasp, junior running back Kwon Williams said after a 49-0 shellacking of Fannin County Friday night.
Gainesville rolled to its sixth win of the season Friday, beating Cedar Shoals 61-26 in Athens.
Chris Dennis came through for North Hall with a last-chance field goal to lift his team to victory in a 38-35 win against Monroe Area on Friday in Gainesville.
CLEVELAND - The Chestatee War Eagles couldn't have scripted a better start, but the White County Warriors used an opportunistic defense and a pair of quick strikes on offense to secure a decisive comeback victory Friday.
HOMER - Banks County jumped out to a 12-0 lead early only to see Dawson County take 21-12 a lead at halftime Friday night. But the Leopards rediscovered their early success and did not allow the Tigers to score in the second half while rallying for a 27-21 victory.
Commerce rolled past Towns County 58-0 on Friday to stay in the region playoff hunt.
BOGART - North Oconee knew what it was up against when Buford made the trip to Bogart.
Habersham Central fell at Johns Creek 42-14 on Friday in Alpharetta.
Greene County held off Riverside Military Academy 24-7 on Friday at Maginnis Field in Gainesville.
Jackson County bested county rival East Jackson 35-15 on Friday in Commerce.
Athens Christian shut out Lakeview Academy 40-0 on Friday at Eagle Field in Athens.
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West Hall had a simple formula for success against Johnson: translate turnovers into touchdowns.
JEFFERSON - In what was a much-anticipated week 2 matchup between the Jefferson Dragons and Winder-Barrow Bulldoggs, the Dragons pulled away late in the fourth quarter ...
DANIELSVILLE - Down 17-6 at halftime, the Jackson County Panthers needed a spark to get back in the game against the Madison County Red Raiders, so ...
HOMER - The Commerce Tigers showed why they are the big cats in the neighborhood, beating the Banks County Leopards 55-13 on Friday night in Homer.
The Buford Wolves defense held Berkmar to nine yards of total offense in a 77-0 victory Friday night at Tom Riden Stadium.
Johnson High's Sam Corbett said he wasn't feeling unsettling nerves, even though the freshman was lining up at quarterback in the season opener ...
TIGER - Whatever questions skeptics had about the Jefferson Dragons' hopes for the 2015 season may have been answered Friday night in the Dragons' 19-7 victory ...
For all of the fumbles, all of the miscues, all of the blown drives that Buford had Friday night, head coach Jess Simpson took at ...
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2015 marks the 50th anniversary of Apostles Lutheran Church in San Jose, CA. You're invited to participate in a series of anniversary events including a day of celebration on October 11 and a special reformation service on 11/1/15.
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A Tree Grows at Elm and Harwood. Literally. That's All That's Left Now.
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This is what this corner of Elm and N. Harwood Streets looked like before this weekend. Per the heads-up on the Dallas Metropolis forum, this is what it looks like now. Dwyane Wade, apparently, needed the space. Reminds Noah Jeppson, who took the photos and let us run this one on Unfair Park, "And just in time for Earth Day."
That's private property, incidentally. Checking to see if it was done with the city's OK. Willis Winters, Park and Rec's assistant director, is not amused. "We are occasionally approached by advertising companies that have billboards adjacent to park property blocked by trees, and we have declined the opportunity to prune or remove the trees," he tells Unfair Park.
Update at 12:11 p.m.: I've spoken with Downtown Dallas president John Crawford, who says this is "old news" and that the company responsible for the sign -- Fuel Outdoor, based in New York -- chopped down the trees in order to replace them after an outside subcontractor "damaged" them a few months ago, when the Nike ad was originally installed. I am trying to get more info for an item to follow.
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Scriptum est, quod neminem laudabimus ante mortem suam, sed in fine erit denudatio operum ejus, unde, cessante jam omni impedimento veræ laudis, Quia coeli gloriam Dei omnipotentis enarrant, & omnia quæ fecit Dominus ipsum in factura sua laudant, idcirco in laudem Dei & serenissimi principis regis Henrici. VI. corpore jam defuncti, quem licet minime peritus laudare anticipavi, aliqua tractare necessarium duxi. Maxime quia sanctos Dei laudare, quorum in cathologo istum puto regem eximium, ob sancta sua merita quoad vixit per eum exercitata, merito computari, omnipotentis Dei laus est & gloria, ex cujus coelesti dono est, ut sancti sint. De prænobili ejus prosapia, quomodo scilicet ex nobilissimo sanguine & [A II b] stirpe regia antiqua Angliæ secundum carnem progenitus erat, et qualiter in duabus regionibus, Angliæ s. & Franciæ, ut verus utriusque regni heres coronatus fuerat, tacere curavi, quasi manifes
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Edusat-E-Learning Through Satellite - Reaching the Unreached
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E-learning is referred to the use of networked information and communications technology in designing, delivering, selecting and extending learning. It is the convergence of learning and the Internet. The universalisation of education has become the top priority, especially for the developing countries. But the extension of quality education to remote and rural regions becomes a Herculean task for a large country like India with multilingual population separated by vast geographical distances. Satellites can establish the connectivity between urban educational institutions with adequate infrastructure imparting quality education and the large number of rural and semi-urban educational institutions that lack the necessary infrastructure.


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QUESTION:We have a part to full shaded hill side/ native woodland area that was once covered with english ivy..we managed to get rid of all the ivy but now we are overtaken with violets..maybe they are even native..but they are everywhere and they are drowning out all other plants and are harboring tons of mosquitos.is there another choice of ground cover for the area? we have cinamon ferns/maiden hair/ service berry/ fringed bleeding hearts/ cardinal flower/ sea oats all doing very well..
Mr. Smarty Plants assumes that you have pinpointed violets as the plants that harbor mosquitos. They do have broad leaves growing close to the ground, where they will retain moisture. Mosquitos will also hide in other humid locations, such as a dense cluster of ferns. I suggest that you replace the violets with plants that send their stems higher and/or have few or small leaves near ground level. For example, Aquilegia canadensis (Eastern red columbine), Packera aurea (Golden ragwort), Lobelia cardinalis (Cardinal flower) and Symphoricarpos orbiculatus (Coralberry). There are many other plants to choose from, depending upon your conditions, e.g. full shade, part shade, moist, dry, need for low-growing or taller species. Grasses generally do not do well in shade, but you could use a sedge, such as Carex pensylvanica (Pennsylvania sedge). This would look nice interspersed with other short species like Mitchella repens (Partridgeberry), . Ferns should do well. If taller plants are desirable, consider Hypericum prolificum (Shrubby st. johnswort), Maianthemum racemosum ssp. racemosum (Feathery false lily of the valley), Maianthemum stellatum (Starry false lily of the valley), and Lobelia siphilitica (Great blue lobelia). Symphyotrichum novae-angliae (New england aster) should thrive in partly sunny areas.
Certain plant species have been shown to have insect-deterrent activity. Most of those species I found are not native to your area. The sages generally occur naturally further west, but one species, Salvia azurea (Pitcher sage), is native to Virginia, and it may have unreported deterrent properties.
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After being nominated by good buddy Mike Cambridge to take the Ice Bucket Challenge, I was actually pretty excited. I was glad to finally become involved in such an awesome campaign to bring awareness to such a terrible disease. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gherig's Disease as it's also known as effects an additional 5,000 people each year. Awareness is key to truly make a change and find a cure.
On Tuesday, July 8, a tornado with speeds of 100-125 miles per hour touched down in Smithfield, New York. Four people were killed in the disaster, the second most for one tornado in history. An outpour of support came from community members across New York State, asking for ways to help.
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As the baby boomers age, spending on long-term care for the elderly could quadruple by 2050. The growing demand for long-term care will put pressure on federal and state budgets because long-term care relies heavily on public financing, particularly Medicaid. Nursing home care traditionally has accounted for most Medicaid long-term care expenditures, but the high costs of such care and the preference of many individuals to stay in their own homes has led states to expand their Medicaid programs to provide coverage for home- and community-based long-term care. GAO found that a Medicaid-eligible elderly individual with the same disabling conditions, care needs, and availability of informal family support could find significant differences in the type and intensity of home and community-based services that would be offered for his or her care. These differences were due in part to the very nature of long-term care needs--which can involve physical or cognitive disabling conditions--and the lack of a consensus as to what services are needed to compensate for these disabilities and what balance should exist between publicly available and family-provided services. The differences in care plans were also due to decisions that states have made in designing their Medicaid long-term care programs and the resources devoted to them. The case managers GAO contacted generally offered care plans that relied on in-home services rather than other residential care settings. However, the in-home services offered varied considerably.
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Olive GardenFebruary 16, 2013Italian • Hampton, United States
Michael is the best waiter!
Try the new pretzel bites with beer cheese. It's really tasty and the cheese is a good mix.
Walked in to get change, came back for lunch based on smell alone :) got the buffalo wrap and it was delicious! Had a great kick to it.
A lot of reviews online said staff was rude or film was ruined. I bought film here from a friendly staff. Don't know about how they develop. I'll get it developed back home.
Only stayed for one night, but I had a good stay here :) nice staff clean rooms
The Irish nachos are to die for!
Always great service. Campfire sauce- barbecue sauce and Mayo- is really good
Some cool Jewish people live here. Hug them; they're huggers. :)
Pad Thai is amazing! Get it spicy for a twist.
Best damn hot dogs on the east coast! Gotta get the dog and fries with chilli and cheese to get the full effect.
Not a whole lot to hold onto, but you'll get that "stomach falling out" feeling like on coasters.
Food was good but the service sucked. We sat outside and waitress flirted with some guy on the other side of the fence the ENTIRE time.
It's called Roller Coaster Capital of the World for a reason! Lots of fun stuff to do whether you like coasters or not. :)
Best ride, so far! Crazy fast shot off so keep your head back! Well worth any wait!
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Friday, September 25, 2015
That said, black skinny jeans are my bread and butter. It's what I wear most days of the week so I need them to fit good, be comfortable and be well-made so I'm not buying replacement jeans every 6 months. Levi's just recently relaunched their 700-series jeans for women and I was a little giddy when they reached out to see if I would help them get the word out. I have the 710's (Super skinny) and love them to pieces. They are flattering, durable and all the things I require in jeans (which is super rare!) and since Levi's knows a thing or two about jeans you are guaranteed to find a pair that fit your body type perfectly!
I have always hated jean shopping (can I get an amen?) because I felt like it's impossible to find the perfect fit---too baggy in the knees, too tight in the waist, too long, too low-rise, etc. Levi's has plenty of shapes and fits to choose from and make the whole process easy to understand and find the right fit. If you're a skinny jean only kind of girl, get the 710 skinnies (and they are only $33)! You'll thank me later.
I ordered mine from Zappos and ended up having to exchange for a different size but the whole process was still so much easier than trying on a million pair at the store. Returns/exchanges from zappos are seriously so pleasant and easy, every other company could learn a little something from them. Insider tip: always listen to the joke of the day when you call zappos. :)
From one jean-hating shopper to another, Levi's + zappos = the most painless jean shopping experience ever.
This post was created in partnership with Zappos. As always, all opinions and words are entirely my own and I'm super grateful to have the opportunity to work with a company I love.
Monday, September 21, 2015
Out of the woods
We're coming out of what was one of the longest weeks we've had in a long time, not bad.. just long! Josh was working but also recording a record with his band which meant he was gone 15-16 hours every day last week... phew! We all survived and it actually wasn't nearly as bad as I anticipated. Beck and I hung out with friends, went to the park a lot and tried to keep busy eating snacks (and maybe there was an episode or two of Yo Gabba Gabba every day).
I watched a few netflix docs in the evenings and finished a book. Not too bad if you ask me! I've actually read a few really really great books in the past month or two, it might be time to do another recommending reading list again soon (if I don't discuss them in detail soon I might explode).
Also, we're headed to the beach next week for some much needed rest time as a family. Books and playing in sand and sleeping. Cannnnnot wait.
And on a completely different note, I haven't stopped listening to the Ryan Adams cover of 1989 (hence the title of this post) all day. Two of my favorite musicians colliding. If my ears could drool, they would be drooling. Sooooo goooood.
p.s. Amazon Prime Now just started up in Portland and so naturally we had to try it out, just for fun. We got a bunch of really random stuff we needed and in an hour it was in front of our door. We probably won't use it again (or very rarely) since I don't mind walking the 5 blocks to the store ;) but it was a neat to try!
(Most random and cluttered blog post ever. Welcome to my brain)
Friday, September 11, 2015
A post I forgot to post...
I had this quick little blog post ready to go over a week ago and somehow it fell through the cracks and didn't get posted, ha! In the beginning of it I was talking all about how we've been having the dreamiest overcast and rainy weather lately (After a super hot summer) but now we're back in the 90's so blah, so much for all the things I was looking forward to. I have a feeling there will only be a few more hot days before we enter the 8 months of non-stop rain... so I'll try to appreciate the days where the slides aren't drenched at the park while I can. :)
Here's what we were up to the beginning of September:
Lots of zoo visits. We went on a Sunday and it was drizzly which meant no one was there and it felt like we had the place to ourselves. Seriously, I think we saw less than 10 people the whole time we were there. Beck is quiiiiite obsessed with animals so the zoo is so much fun these days. He also stomped in lots of puddles as we walked... of course :)
Donuts and coffee at Pips on a day off. It's usually insanely busy when we go so we always just stroll the neighborhood while we eat and drink. Beck brought his snake along. I don't know that we can ever leave the house without at least one animal in each hand...
This age is so intensely fun. He's a chatterbox, so friendly to everyone he sees, wants to hug/kiss/snuggle 500x time a day, and sleeps like a pro. Of course some days aren't so fun and I'm counting down the seconds till bedtime but for the most part we're having a blast all day.
Lastly: Ok Portland, can we officially be done with the hot weather now??
Here's what we were up to the beginning of September:
Donuts and coffee at Pips on a day off. It's usually insanely busy when we go so we always just stroll the neighborhood while we eat and drink. Beck brought his snake along. I don't know that we can ever leave the house without at least one animal in each hand...
This age is so intensely fun. He's a chatterbox, so friendly to everyone he sees, wants to hug/kiss/snuggle 500x time a day, and sleeps like a pro. Of course some days aren't so fun and I'm counting down the seconds till bedtime but for the most part we're having a blast all day.
Lastly: Ok Portland, can we officially be done with the hot weather now??
Saturday, September 5, 2015
Free tacos and google photo!
Last Saturday Google invited me to be a part of their #paywithaphoto campaign which meant we all got free tacos from the infamous Koi fusion food cart just a few blocks from us! We walked down there, played the game (and both won!) and ate delicious tofu tacos. It was glorious. They are out on tour promoting the new google photo app which I've been using and loooove. If you're an organized freak or just take tons of iphone photos, you'll love it too. There's a search function on the app and it's freaky how well it works. You can type in 'plant' and it'll bring up all the photos of plants in your phone. I typed in 'asphalt' and it brought up any photo on my phone that has the street in it, and when I typed 'baby' every picture of Beck came up...what?? so crazy! This feature kept me entertained for a LONG time.
You can also create Gifs and put together videos and slideshows. I'm a major google fan already—google mail, maps, drive, calendar, docs, and blogger of course—so this app kinda rounds out my obsession.
If you're curious, you can see more about what the app does on the Google Photos website!
Oh hey cute boys!
You can also create Gifs and put together videos and slideshows. I'm a major google fan already—google mail, maps, drive, calendar, docs, and blogger of course—so this app kinda rounds out my obsession.
If you're curious, you can see more about what the app does on the Google Photos website!
Oh hey cute boys!
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
The Last Time...
This photo is so ordinary and grainy and dark and ugly but it's one of my favorite photos in the world now. I was just cleaning out my phone and came across it and looking at it feels like both a punch in the gut and like I'm cloud nine. I remember quickly taking it as I put him to bed the night before I left for New York, knowing it would be the last time I nursed him.
I cried a little bit and stroked his hair but mostly just smiled.. a lot. And he looked up at me like what?? I mean, I had done this every single day since the day he was born...I couldn't stop without (quite) a few tears. It's funny because I didn't really intend on nursing him past the year mark but when he turned one I/we just weren't ready. He would be about 18 months when I left for my trip and we decided that was probably the best way to go about it, clean break. He did fine and I did fine. And he's still the cuddliest little man on the planet so all is well in the world.
I know I'll have and nurse more babies (like 1,000 more if I could) but excuse me while I cry for awhile about my baby not being a baby any more. (and lets REALLY not talk about how he'll be turning 2 in a few months). Being a mama is so emotionally exhausting, am I right????
Monday, August 10, 2015
Portland Favorites - NW Portland
I'm so excited to be sharing all of my favorite places in Portland to eat/drink/shop/etc over the next couple weeks/months. People that are planning trips or just moved here ask me alllll the time where they should go so it's about time I put it together. It'll also be nice for when I'm being indecisive about where we should go on a date (happens every time).
I'll be splitting it up by the quadrants to make it easy! First up is NW Portland since that's where we live and spend most of our time. It's a beautiful area for going on long walks or riding bikes, has some of the nicest parks in Portland, gorgeous neighborhoods ($$$$) and of course amazing food every five steps.
I'm not going to detail each place since I would probably say "THIS IS THE BEST PLACE EVER" about all of them. So just know, these are best places ever.
Kung Pow (best chinese food in the world)
Nuvrei (sandwiches, pastries)
Little big burger
Los Gorditos
Stepping stone cafe
Salt & Straw (which I've mentioned here before)
Blue Star Donuts
Nuvrei Macaron Bar
Ken's artisan bakery
Tea chai te (get the black milk tea with boba)
Coffeehouse NW
Childs play toy store
Powells Bookstore
New seasons market
West elm
Wallace park (Beck's favorite park)
Jamison square fountains
Hiking/walking up in forest park
I also enjoy casual strolls through the pearl district and on NW 23rd
(My bike is a V7i from PUBLIC bikes)
Friday, August 7, 2015
Portland Favorites with PUBLIC Bikes - The showroom grand opening
Hey Portland friends! Did you know PUBLIC bikes opened up a cute pop-up shop for a bit in NW Portland? I have been wanting this to happen foreeeever and when I finally got an email about it I freaked a little bit. If you've been wanting to hop on one of their bikes and try it out, the time has come!
Tomorrow is the grand opening party with food and beer, bike giveaway and other fun shenanigans. I'll be hanging out there for awhile and I hope some of you can make it too! And Salt & Straw is next door if you want to round out the day with the best ice cream ever. You can find all the details on the facebook page here. (11am-3pm, 828 NW 23rd ave)
p.s. I'll be sharing some favorite places to ride, eat, drink and shop in each quadrant of Portland over the next couple months. My first post will be covering NW Portland (since thats where we live!) and it'll be up on Monday! Finalllllly! Stay tuned...
Saturday, August 1, 2015
5 Favorite Reads
So after spending virtually all of last year not picking up a single book I was craving to jump back into reading. I didn't realize how much I had missed it and how lifegiving it was to take time every night to read. I have averaged a book a week most of the year so far (with a few lags here and there) and my to-read list grows almost daily... so many good books out there and not enough time!
I love reading book recommendation lists so I figured I should post mine. I'll preface this by pointing out that I'm obviously into best-seller books... I mean, they are best-sellers for a reason right? So if you're looking for some cool indie books, this ain't that! That said, these were all books I read in just a couple days because I just couldn't put them down. Lots of late nights and trying to squeeze in pages while cooking dinner happened reading these.
Here we go!
1. Unbroken
I just heard in passing that this was a good read and decided to give it a shot. So much more than just a good read... it was captivating and SO unbelievable (in the best way). It's a true story of a WWII veteran and his whole story from childhood and beyond is incredible and inspiring. Plus its always good to read about history. (They butchered the movie by the way, just read the book!)
2. Gone Girl
This is a really fun one. Her writing style is phenomenal and sucks you in immediately. It's a dark, twisty, insane quick read. I can't even say much without having spoilers sooo just read it! The movie is great too, but like usual the book is better.
3. The Husband's Secret
This is written in multiple first person narrative and it takes some time to get familiar with all the characters but it all comes together perfectly and about a quarter of the way through I was so invested I couldn't bear to stop reading. The story unfolds at the perfect pace and the payoff is far and away better than I was imagining. Also, the title and cover makes it seem like a weird romance novel but it totally isn't. I think I finished this 500 page book in 3 days... that might be a record for me.
4. The Girl On The Train
Another multiple first person narrative and this is the definition of a page turner. I know this has been on the top sellers list pretty much since it came out and it initially didn't sound that interesting to me but once I started I couldn't stop (there's a theme here..) and if I had to pick an absolute favorite from the year this one might take the cake. It moved me to tears, it was suspenseful and it was riveting through and through.
5. Yes Please
A book written by Amy Poehler, thats all it takes to convince me it's a great read. But seriously, this was super funny and really interesting to read about her childhood, her early comedy years, her years at SNL and all that. I even cried. She's perfect.
Honorable mention: Scary Close by Donald Miller
I feel weird that I didn't include this just in the main list because I read this one twice already this year and feel like I'll read it over and over forever but when I was making the list I was only thinking about novels/memoirs and this is more of an inspirational book. But I need to still include it!
Anyway, this is the first donald miller book I've read so I can't say I've been a fan forever but this book alone makes me his biggest fan. He speaks so open and honestly about dropping your "act" and being yourself no matter what the cost. In a world where we're so caught up in impressing people and virtually presenting an entirely different version of ourselves, this book was like a breath of fresh air. He talks candidly about the risk involved in impressing less people in order to connect deeply with a few people and the freedom that comes along with that. I wish I could force everyone in this generation to read it.
Any must-read books you've read recently I should add to my reading line-up for the rest of the year?


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Israeli archaeologists may be one step closer to solving a riddle that has vexed explorers for more than a century: the location of the fabled tomb of the biblical Maccabees.
Israeli archaeologists may be one step closer to solving a riddle that has vexed explorers for more than a century: the location of the fabled tomb of the biblical Maccabees.
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Bamboo Steak House offers both Asian and American specialties
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Laundry was not possible, manager is a strange guy else it is ok for the price. Restaurant ok, Pool ok, room bit loud if aircon is on (louder than usual), climbing up the Hill is a bit challenging. Close to chaweng but a bit outside
We are familiar with the whole island of Samui and literally stumbled on this haven of tranquility. We only dined here and had a swim in the gorgeous pool overlooking the coastline below.
We will return. The meal that was cooked for us by Tao was just fantastic. Beautiful fresh prawns and a green salad that would be hard to...
there is a good place to travel with couple because it's really quite however it's great for solo traveler who seeking for the peaceful place also. There are the restaurant which have a sea view and super delicious food.
As I mentioned in the title this hotel is a design nightmare. Every day we had to walk up a steep incline and during the rain, which it rains alot, we have had some falls. By the way no umbrella in room. Also the room is expensive and the executive suite description is over accentuated. All in all I will...
The hotel is excellently situated and has a beautiful view from it. We stayed in Room no. 2 around the New Year. It's bathroom's ceiling had a gaping hole in it and it was quite creepy. The staff is very hospitable and warmly welcoming, however the language/communication problem is great; but that is the case almost all over the country....
I booked a superior villa.
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• We hired a scooter and was able park out outside our room. This was ideal as the paths are really steep so it can be tiring when your room is at the top of the hill like mine was.
• staff is nice and helpful
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This accommodation is very not very good. We payed about £45 a night it is not worth it its probably worth £20 a night. The hotel staff are nice its in a good location just out of chaweng . The pool area is nice. Don't get breakfast its not worth 300 baht. The whole place is abit run down the...
I booked a superior double room for one night through Booking.com. My travel plans changed at the last minute & I was getting to koh samui a day earlier & therefore needed to book an extra night with the hotel. It was just two days before my due check in, so booking.com didn't allow me to modify my booking. However,...
We stayed over for one night after arriving in Samui. The room was good. The bathroom wasn't great - no water pressure, old tiles, rusty taps. We arrived late and the steep climb to our rooms wasn't easy after an 18hour journey. The pool and the view at the top were good. Don't eat breakfast at the resort - it's...
Once you manage to climb up the hill from the reception to the pool/restaurant the views are beautiful.
Breakfast was over priced for what you received. There was a lovely little restaurant 5min walk from the hotel called Magnolia, the breakfast was really nice! Home made bread was delicious!
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I've used one of thee before in a different microwave and loved it. I purchased this for my apartment where we have a very cheap microwave from Target - which I guess is not the standard size. The bacon grill sits over the edges of the rotating plate inside of the microwave. Since it is too big and goes over the plate inside the microwave it doesn't spin but still works and cooks bacon perfectly with much less mess than on a stovetop!
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The one I had before and have used for the last 10 years was perfect, both in design and usage. It still works but someone accidentally put in on a stove burner before it cooled all the way and it melted a couple of small holes in the bottom. This is more versatile but the other one was lighter and designed to be easier to pick up. My microwave oven sits on top of my refrigerator, making it hard to lift heavier items when the microwave base is heavier as well and more awkward.
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because there is no place for the grease to run off, like around the edge would be good, the bacon is very, very greasy. Pros: Fits microwave well Cons: cooked bacon stands in grease
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Because of high winds, Detroit Police are urging protesters with the Occupy Detroit encampment in Grand Circus Park to sleep elsewhere tonight for safety reasons, an organizer said.
But police are not kicking out anyone or shutting down the encampment, said Occupy Detroit organizer Lee Gaddies.
Rumors are swirling on some media sites that Detroit police are going to raid and shut down the encampment.
But thats not true, Gaddies told the Free Press. Police merely want to caution the campers that the high winds could result in injuries due to poles or other things falling on them. In the first week of the encampment, one protester was injured after a metal barrier fell on him while he was sleeping because of the high winds.
Almost one-month old, the encampment is a protest against the growing concentration of wealth in the U.S., where income inequality is at its highest since at least 1967. Protesters set up tents and have participated in several rallies in recent weeks.


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Reunited in the big city
... caught the bus to Ivy and showed our IDs (which was all they needed to see last time I was there). Not this time, we were sent back and needed our actual passport. As fast as we could, we went back to the hostel and back to Ivy. As it was getting pretty late already, the last bus had passed so we had to take a taxi. Back at Ivy, they barely checked our passport... Anyway, we got in this time and enjoyed the rest of our evening in the club. Too bad it was too cold to jump ...
1 Day To Go!
Only one sleep left! Bags 90% packed, Euros bought, mail & paper collection organised, scans of cards & documents completed ...... I think we'll be ready in time to leave tomorrow morning!
Only a decision about using the Aust Post Travel Sim in my phone overseas to finalise. Reviews have been both extremely bad and good? If we go ahead with it, my new phone number will be 372 59 646 133. It only has $20 credit at the moment but we can top it ...
The End.
Well folks, the end has come.
I've just spent an awesome three days in Sydney. I've seen lighthouses, harbors, beaches, the Blue Mountains, cities, country, and it's all been really beautiful. The Opera House is even cooler in real life than it is in photos, which is saying something. I really like this city, I think I might even like it more than Melbourne. Although I don't like the traffic..it's BAD. But besides that, everything here is awesome ...
Sydney (Pyrmont) WC 23rd March 2015
... admission she hadn't explored much, Emma and her taking a pew on the beach as you leave the ferry. With a coastal walk and other beaches in the vicinity I wanted to explore and Vicky reluctantly came along. We initially passed a wedding party who's service was out in the park next to the marina - it was a nice spot but anyone and everyone could walk by. We headed up to the Southern Headland Heritage Walk which gave you great views of the cliffs initially ...
Leaving Sydney
... at 6:30 on the deck with dawn painting the clouds pink. Gary carried on with his usual exercise routine and I went and had my hair attended to...you know getting it ready for more salt and wind.
We have dropped into a talk by a ship's pilot for the Great Barrier Reef...probably a better pilot than speaker...at least I hope so. And a more informative hour about Townsville, our port stop day after tomorrow. Gary and I think we will go to the Reef Acquarium ...
Other places to stay in Sydney
Tara Guest House13 Edgeware Road, Sydney | B&Bfrom $159
Victoria Court Hotel SydneyWoolloomooloo/Kings Cross, Sydney | 4 star b&bfrom $126
Scotland Island Lodge2 Kevin Avenue, Sydney | B&Bfrom $154
Pompei Bed and BreakfastGlebe, Sydney | B&Bfrom $169
Tricketts Luxury Bed & BreakfastGlebe, Sydney | B&Bfrom $154
Clovelly Bed & BreakfastWoolloomooloo/Kings Cross, Sydney | B&Bfrom $150
Ashfield ManorAirport, Sydney | 3 star b&bfrom $107
Altamont Hotel Sydney - by 8HotelsDarlinghurst, Sydney | B&Bfrom $151
- Backpackers Only
- Didnt work for us
- I dont know what...maybe 'class'
Bed and Breakfast Sydney HarbourCity Center, Sydney | B&Bfrom $150
Hotel 59King's Cross, Sydney | B&Bfrom $101
- Not for families
- Hotel 59 is nice
- Great value and good location
Verona GuesthouseGlebe, Sydney | B&Bfrom $147
Whale Beach Bed and Breakfast36 Careel Head Rd, Sydney | B&Bfrom $145