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Coconut Flour "Primal" Banana Bread
Nutritional Info
- Servings Per Recipe: 8
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 204.1
- Total Fat: 11.9 g
- Cholesterol: 142.6 mg
- Sodium: 47.9 mg
- Total Carbs: 20.8 g
- Dietary Fiber: 4.2 g
- Protein: 5.7 g
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IntroductionPrimal version of a classic favorite! Primal version of a classic favorite!
Number of Servings: 8
2-3 ripe, mashed bananas
1/3 c butter, melted
6 eggs
2 tbsp honey
1 tsp vanilla
1/2 c coconut flour
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1 tbsp cinnamon
1/3 c nuts (optional)
Combine bananas and melted butter. Mix well. Add eggs, honey, and vanilla and whisk until eggs are combined.
In separate bowl stir together dry ingredients. Add to wet ingredients. Add nuts if using and stir in.
Transfer batter to greased loaf pan and bake at 350 for 45 minutes or until toothpick inserted in middle comes out clean.
Serving Size: makes 1 loaf
Number of Servings: 8
Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user MTNCLIMBER88.
In separate bowl stir together dry ingredients. Add to wet ingredients. Add nuts if using and stir in.
Transfer batter to greased loaf pan and bake at 350 for 45 minutes or until toothpick inserted in middle comes out clean.
Serving Size: makes 1 loaf
Number of Servings: 8
Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user MTNCLIMBER88.
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I joined Spark just to rate this recipe. I made muffins and they are fabulous. The family loves them. Based on comments, 350 deg. for 20 min. Made exactly as recipe listed, 3 med. bananas, and no nuts. I'm making a double batch tonight. One recipe makes 12 muffins. - 4/4/13
Great taste, very moist.(used 3 bananas) The loads of eggs give it a bit of a popover texture. Replaced the honey with 1 Tbsp agave and the butter with coconut oil. Kids liked it the way it is but if making for just me, would add nuts and some flax seeds for texture. - 9/4/12
Best banana bread ever! And that includes bread made with regular flour. I made it exactly according to the recipe (3 medium bananas) and it was moist, fluffy, firm, and smooth - no graininess at all like some gluten-free breads. Husband loved it! Can't praise this recipe enough! - 6/7/12
I made muffins and they turned out tasty. Not at all salty as some have stated, but it could use a bit more sweetness in my opinion. I added 1 T ground flax seeds, 1 T chia seeds and 1 T water to make up for the additional dry ingredients. Sprinkled raw sugar on the tops before baking, yum! - 9/25/15
I created an account just so I could rate this recipe. I can't believe the overall high rating it has! The consistency is great, I'll give it that. BUT, it has no taste and the salt was completely overwhelming. I might try again with less salt and even more bananas. Recipe should be updated. - 1/17/15
I have a question about the measuring on the flour. You said 1/2 Cup is that packed, loose, spooned into the cup, or measured in grams? GF recipes are very specific, and I have found if I don't ask this I get soggy or dense bread. Also, can we add a little Stevia if this is not sweet enough? - 9/17/14
I tried this bread yesterday & was very, very happy w/the results. I did cut the soda & baking powder down to 1/2 tea, bread still turned out light & fluffy. I have tried other paleo banana bread recipes but they always seemed to turn out mushy, thanks for a great recipe :-) - 5/22/14
This banana bread was fantastic. Instead of nuts, I added 2 Tbsp of ground flax seed and 3 Tbsp of shredded coconut. The aroma while cooking was devine - wish I had a candle in that scent. The loaf was beautiful when done and tasted even better. Before serving, I sprinkled some coconut sugar on top. - 9/5/13

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Many folks drive right through our town on PCH (Pacific Coast Highway) and never realize they just drove through our town, ha ha...that's okay...
The Surfliner Train and Metrolink share the same line along the coast which can be heard from from my bedroom, but it doesn't seem to bother anyone. It adds a certain character to the twon. The operator sounds the train "horn" (and it's LOUD) as it blows by. Thanks goodness the last train rides by around 11:30 p.m.!
FYI: Capo beach is a Tsunami Hazard Zone......... These signs are posted on the only sidewalk down to the beach from my neighbourhood. Luckily we are high on a cliff!!
I didn't notice these signs for a long time...........
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All Rise...
Judge David Johnson tried out for the VR Troopers, but was cut when he was caught using HGH.
Editor's Note
Our review of VR Troopers: Season 2, Volume 1, published May 31st, 2013, is also available.
The Charge
"Force of darkness empower me. Take me back to my virtual reality."
Opening Statement
In the heyday of Haim-Saban-powered Japanese import kid shows, VR Troopers dropped onto the scene adding something fans of the Power Rangers hadn't seen before: a talking dog that sounds like Jack Nicholson.
Facts of the Case
The evil Grimlord reigns in a virtual world, looking to infiltrate Earth and spread his diabolical rule into our lives. The only ones standing in his way? Three teens—Ryan Steele, Kaitlin Star, and J.B. Reese—who are granted incredible powers. Surprisingly not porn stars, our heroes are tapped to be the Earth's defenders. Ryan's father, a brilliant scientist, learns of Grimlord's plot and suffers a mysterious fate, but not before he's able to outfit Ryan and his friends with awesome technology, turning them into VR Troopers; which means they dress in plastic suits and share screen time with Japanese TV stock footage.
The Evidence
Are your kids sick of taking their karate cues from Yu-Gi-Oh? Are they looking for new inspiration to throttle their younger siblings? Enter VR Troopers, three heroes who are as corny as anything you'll find on TV, but enjoy using their martial arts, which translates into welts galore for your kindergartners!
I've often give slack to these types of shows. Though airing just outside my adolescent wheelhouse, these Saban outings so penetrated pop culture it was impossible to avoid their effects. Garish Halloween costumes, small boys attacking each other in the mall with spin kicks, gigantic plastic toys that were likely coated with lead paint…good times. VR Troopers rode that trend right into the ground. Though I may have a soft spot for dubbed Japanese kids show lunacy, this one blows.
Like any Saban franchise, there are two realities at work here: the original American programming, and the imported over-the-top Japanese action featuring explosions, costumes, robots, and what-not. The Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers blueprint applies. By day, Ryan, J.B. and Kaitlin hang out at the local dojo. Ryan and J.B. practice their dope karate moves, while Kaitlin sits and watches, thinking about her job as a writer for the local newspaper covering enthralling news stories like "Next Week's Self-Defense Class Schedule."
The bad guy here is the evil industrialist (is there any other kind?) Karl Ziktor, Grimlord's Earth-bound façade. His plans for global domination tend to be hazy, but episode-to-episode they're all dick moves; clear-cutting an old forest, demolishing a building, and other various sundry deeds evil industrialists undertook in the mid-'90s.
When push comes to shove—and it does—Ziktor transports back into virtual reality and the second phase of the show begins: murky, scratchy Japanese footage of henchmen in capes, masks, and tights doing battle with guys in VR Trooper costumes. The karate then gives way to laser blasts, bazooka fire, and the occasional tank battle.
It's all noisy and difficult to watch, but that's not what makes VR Troopers: Season One, Volume 1 lame; it's everything else. The stories are terrible, even for a kid's show (real title: "My Dog's Girlfriend"); our heroes have the charisma of hydrogen molecules; their affable guide—Professor Horatio Hart—often doesn't realize he's acting on a television show; and that damn talking dog never shuts up!
Shout! Factory offers up a low-impact DVD release: 26 episodes on three discs, standard def 1.33:1 full frame, Dolby 2.0 Stereo, English closed captioning subtitles, and nothing else.
Closing Statement
There's kids, karate, and hamfisted object lessons about recycling, but VR Troopers is a shoddy also-ran to its more iconic brethren.
The Verdict
Guilty. Pass me the Virtual Boy so I can forget about this dumb show.
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Hello!! Masterash9 here!! About the location of HM02 in the first Mystery dungeon series, isn's it in Wyvern Hill? Thanks. Masterash9 05:52, 5 May 2011 (UTC)
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CHICAGO -- The peals of laughter on the other end of the phone told me everything I needed to know about local reaction to DePaul's recent foray into relevancy.
I asked Nick Irvin, the coach of Morgan Park High School and young lion of the influential Irvin coaching family, what he thought of DePaul's hire of Oliver Purnell as its new coach, and he started laughing.
"Very surprising," he said.
Now, Irvin is a jovial guy. He laughs a lot; it's part of his patois. Or maybe my voice just cracks him up. He wasn't laughing at Purnell, just chuckling at the incredulousness of DePaul seemingly mangling another coaching search.
Oliver Purnell might be a big name in South Carolina, but in Chicago he's got less name recognition than Oliver Peoples.
A three-month slog -- which started when DePaul axed well-liked but ultimately overmatched Jerry Wainwright in January and which featured more unrealistic rumors than Big East wins -- produced a coach with no local ties, a coach who definitely can rebuild teams but is still trying to win his first NCAA tournament game. A coach who is almost completely anonymous in Chicago and its highly competitive, completely incestuous basketball environment.
And don't blame outdated, charmless Allstate Arena for DePaul becoming a lower-tier program that has to overpay to get a legit coach. That's not why DePaul has fallen into disrepair.
Sure, everyone knows Allstate is a hole best suited to minor league hockey and Miley Cyrus concerts. And we'd all love to see the school get a new gym in the city, but if DePaul had good teams, people would brave the highway to watch them. They have before. As one assistant high school coach said to me this winter, "We drive the kids to Champaign; they don't care."
Purnell agreed, noting that the most important amenity in any arena "is butts in the seats, making it fun to play there. Kids care about TV and people coming to watch, to cheer them on."
And that's the real reason DePaul has become irrelevant -- it hasn't been able to land local talent. If DePaul had legit Big East talent, Allstate would draw legit Big East crowds. It's that simple. Purnell doesn't need to recruit upwardly mobile young professionals. He needs players. It doesn't matter whether he has a national name, either; that was always a conversation driven by people who don't understand the city. You're better off being famous in Englewood than in New York.
And judging by the early returns from local coaches, Purnell better get to work introducing himself. High school and AAU coaches, when contacted Tuesday morning by ESPN Chicago's Scott Powers, were shocked at his hire. Everyone was, and it wasn't from a lack of imagination.
The courtship began just "four or five days" ago, Purnell and athletic director Jean Lenti Ponsetto said at a news conference.
Four or five days ago? I just took longer than that to buy a new pair of $65 tennis shoes. DePaul, like most schools, employed a consulting firm to help with the coaching search, and this hire has impersonal fingerprints all over it. I understand DePaul had to wait until the good coaches were done in the NCAA tournament, but why make this move now?
Purnell already had a job. While Lenti Ponsetto wouldn't say how many coaches DePaul interviewed, she did say Purnell was the only one who was offered the job.
Amazing how that works.
All I know is Purnell must be one heck of an interview. He left a pretty good situation at Clemson, where he had gone to three straight NCAA tournaments, to take a seven-year, $15 million deal that seems to have the same chance of being fulfilled as the average NFL contract.
Purnell joked several times about his wife and daughters being happy about Chicago's shopping scene, so I guess the money was important.
"As I thought about DePaul, it became apparent to me the challenge is something I have a passion for," he said in the news conference. "I have an opportunity to restore a once-great program where it belongs. DePaul belongs in the elite of college basketball; it belongs in the elite of the Big East. DePaul belongs as Chicago's college basketball team."
I'm not saying this isn't a good hire, because in reality, it makes sense. All the low-level insiders and rumor mongers who were floating ridiculous names like Jamie Dixon and Ben Howland were immediately rebuffed. If Brad Stevens leaves Butler, his next job should be at Duke or Kansas, not the lower echelon of the Big East. Brian Gregory, the local boy who just won an NIT title at Dayton, has a better gig there.
All of the realistic, local names had a problem of some sort. Craig Robinson, who signed an extension at Oregon State, is still getting his feet wet in major college ball. Chris Lowery, an early favorite, had a terrible season at Southern Illinois and hasn't made the NCAAs in three years. Isiah Thomas? Give me a break. Reggie Theus, who interviewed last week, is destined to be a vagabond, just like in his playing days.
No, Purnell, who left Dayton for Clemson in 2003, makes sense. He's got experience in rebuilding programs, and his teams tend to win. And winning is more important than winning popularity contests. Purnell's Tigers never wowed anyone with their offensive brilliance, but they played fast and they played good defense, both signs of good coaching.
"I prefer an up-tempo style," he said. "We were known as one of the best pressure teams in the country."
Sounds perfect for Chicago, the city of 6-foot point guards and skywalking wings.
"I like watching Clemson's style of play," Irvin said. "I just don't know him."
Purnell, who turns 57 next month, is a well-respected coach, and I think after he gets settled in Chicago, the local coaches will respect him and, hopefully for DePaul's sake, steer some talent his way.
But right now, he's an unknown commodity in a city where it's not always easy to make inroads. Chicago is a big little city, and the well-connected high school and AAU coaches aren't exactly lining up to praise a guy they've never met.
"This guy came out of nowhere," Irvin said. "When you're trying to get the city back like [Lenti Ponsetto] said she was, I don't know if that's a good hire."
Irvin's brother Mike, the CEO of the Mac Irvin Fire AAU team, said he has never met Purnell, either.
"I've been at my father's side for the last 15 years assisting him with the team," he told Powers. "I've never seen him. I've never seen a Clemson coach. That's bad, because in Chicago it's about the relationships, the ties. Chicago's a different animal, a different city."
"I've never spoken with him," Simeon coach Robert Smith told Powers. "I watch college basketball. That's how I know who he is. The kids don't know him."
Getting to know Chicago isn't just about getting a list of players who can play, like Pete Bell in "Blue Chips." Purnell has to "get into" Chicago, and he has to do it quick, thanks to Wainwright and to some degree Dave Leitao, two East Coast coaches with out-of-state contacts and no sway in the Public League. DePaul's sway in the city pales in comparison to that of Illinois. Northwestern is making up ground in the suburbs and has a Public League grad, Juice Thompson, running the point.
Purnell might be a great coach, but he needs players. And right now, the cupboard is pretty close to bare. One win in two Big East seasons? Jerry Krause could recruit against that.
That doesn't mean these local coaches won't like Purnell, who seems personable, charming and, most importantly, capable.
"Once these guys meet Oliver Purnell, they'll like him," Illinois Warriors coach Larry Butler told Powers.
But you have to wonder whether DePaul's administration has any sense of where the program is, and the reality on the street in the city and suburbs. Or maybe, it's the reverse. Maybe the administrators realized this job isn't so desirable after all. Purnell is not a bad alternative, but he's coming in at a very important time.
The Class of 2011 is loaded with talent, and it's getting late to sign those players. By this summer, when they're traveling around the country plying their trade, most of them will have some idea of where they want to go.
Some have given verbal commitments, like Morgan Park's Wayne Blackshear (Louisville) and Mount Carmel's Tracy Abrams (Illinois), but those are teenage promises that aren't worth the time I spent writing this sentence.
There are several big names still uncommitted, like Mike Shaw, Sam Thompson, Chasson Randle, Mychael Henry and Macari Brooks, waiting to be romanced. Remember those names. If you don't hear about any of them playing at DePaul, you know the program is still in trouble.
Just as important, there is never a shortage of players who are overlooked, for one reason or another, and wind up becoming legitimate Division I players. Purnell has to not only show the love to the stars, but he has to find the hidden jewels as well.
"As far as Chicago recruiting is concerned, those kids and I think the people who influence them are interested in hearing now, 'What's DePaul about now? Are you going to earnestly recruit those kids? Where do they fit in?'" Purnell told Powers during a one-on-one interview. "I think most kids are interested in national television exposure. They're interested in style of play. They're interested in playing time. We certainly should have plenty of that moving forward."
Purnell said he's still putting together a "power" staff." If he's smart, he'll look at the assistants who joined DePaul before last season. I wouldn't be surprised if there was an agreement in place already. Tracy Webster and Billy Garrett have a good reputation in the city.
"You've got to keep Billy Garrett or Tracy Webster," said Nick Irvin, who coaches Billy Garrett Jr. at Morgan Park. Garrett just finished his freshman year on the varsity of a young and talented team led by Blackshear.
Purnell, who really seems to have the personality to succeed in Chicago, just like he's done at every stop, gets that he's going to have to sell this program. And he seems excited about it.
"I think we have a great opportunity now to re-establish DePaul as Chicago's team and get our share of Chicago guys," he said.
I asked Irvin, who played at Fresno State for Jerry Tarkanian back in the day, what advice he would give Purnell.
"I'd tell Oliver what you have to do is attack the city," he said. "He can't be not coming out, not showing his face. You have to talk to people. That's the advice I give him. He's got to embrace the city. This is where it's at, as far as basketball. The East Coast is good, down south is good. What he has to do is get into Chicago."
It's easier said than done. Driving to Allstate Arena is a grueling endeavor during rush hour, but getting into Chicago, as Irvin said, is the toughest ride around. My advice? Buckle up and don't get swallowed by the potholes.
Jon Greenberg is a columnist for ESPNChicago.com.


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Posted At : September 20, 2010 9:39 PM
Tech Trek camp directors met recently in Camarillo to discuss both the recently completed camps of 2010, successful every one!, and plan summer 2011 camps.
Camp dates for 2011 are:
Sonoma State -- June 19-25
Fresno -- June 19-25
UC Davis -- June 26-Jul 2
Stanford/MC-- July 10-16
Stanford/GH -- July 17-23
UC San Diego -- July 10-16
UC Irvine -- July 17-23
UC Santa Barbara -- July 24-30
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Whittier -- August 7-13
Note: there is a second week planned for Santa Barbara. We need the numbers to support this, so get out there and raise funds.
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IMF Raises U.K. Growth Projections as Confidence Strengthens
The International Monetary Fund raised its U.K. growth forecast by more than any other Group of Seven economy, strengthening Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne's argument that his austerity plan is working.
The economy will grow 2.4 percent this year and 2.2 percent in 2015, the Washington-based lender said in its World Economic Outlook update published today. That compares with October growth forecasts of 1.9 percent and 2 percent, respectively.
"Activity in the United Kingdom has been buoyed by easier credit conditions and increased confidence," the IMF said. Still, it warned that "economic slack will remain high."
With the next general election due in May 2015, Osborne is seeking to convince voters that his Conservative Party is best placed to buoy Britain's recovery. Recent polls give the opposition Labour Party a lead of about five percentage points.
The upgrade comes less than a year after Osborne clashed with the IMF over his economic plan. Last April, IMF Chief Economist Olivier Blanchard accused Osborne of "playing with fire" by pressing ahead with austerity, but the fund has since dropped its criticism. At the time, it was forecasting growth of 1.5 percent this year.
Government initiatives to spur credit, such as the Help to Buy and the Funding for Lending programs, are driving up house prices and boosting consumer spending. Osborne said in a speech this month that while Britain's economy is "on the rise," more budget cuts, particularly to welfare, are needed to keep borrowing costs low.
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"Today's report provides further evidence that the government's long-term economic plan is working," the Treasury said in an e-mailed statement. "But the job is not yet done and so the government will go on taking the difficult decisions necessary to deliver a sustainable recovery for all."
According to the IMF, only the U.S., where growth is seen accelerating to 2.8 percent this year, will expand faster than the U.K. among G-7 economies. It estimated the U.K. economy advanced 1.7 percent last year, the most since 2010.
Its forecast of 2.4 percent growth this year matches that of the Office for Budget Responsibility, Osborne's fiscal watchdog, and puts Britain on course for its best year since 2007. The E&Y Item Club, an economic research organization, raised its 2014 forecast yesterday to 2.7 percent.


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I spent the weekend coming up with a few different variations of back to school gift ideas. Using a block of pre-cut craft wood, these pencil holders are a fun gift idea for a teacher or student. All you need is a household drill and some paint to customize them.
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Perhaps you remember the old days, when the 9:30 Club was on F Street and played host to some of the country's foremost up-and-coming punk acts — or maybe you were in kindergarten at the time. Either way, music history buffs (including The New York Times) agree that the Penn Quarter spot belongs in a rock-and-roll venue hall of fame. Now, in an ironic twist of fate, the storied Atlantic Building will house the District's newest J.Crew store. It seems that the newest preppy outpost (which opens this coming August) will use 950 F Street as its address, instead of 930 F Street, perhaps out of respect to the building's legendary past. Frankly, we're more concerned about whether they've managed to get rid of that smell. (The 6th Floor)
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Cody Preston was laid off again Thursday.
In November, Mr. Preston, 25, was featured in an article in The Wall Street Journal about high unemployment among young workers. He was in the midst of a divorce and had moved in with his parents, repairing his finances with a rent vacation and an $11-an-hour job at recreational vehicle maker Roadmaster Inc. But the job ended Thursday.
"The saying is 'It's amazing what you can get used to,'" Mr. Preston said late Thursday, after collecting his final, $340 check. "It's sad that I'm used to it. I shouldn't be. But at the same time what else are you going to do? Laugh or cry: Pick one."
Mr. Preston, who still lives with his parents in Milwaukie, Ore., belongs to a group that has been hard hit by the recession: Young men who didn't attend college but haven't had time to build up significant skills and work experience.
Males between 25 and 34 years old who have a high-school diploma but no college degree had a 10.9% unemployment rate in November. The picture is even bleaker for slightly younger men: High-school graduates 20 to 24 years old had an unemployment rate of 18.9%. Those numbers aren't adjusted for seasonality, but are still well above the 8.6% seasonally adjusted national unemployment rate.
In Mr. Preston's case, tough times for older Americans are part of the reason he lost the job. With the stock market gyrating and home values still falling, the retirement-age consumers who make up the bulk of Roadmaster's market are holding off on big purchases, according to David Robinson, the company's director of marketing. "The purse strings are still pretty tight," he says.
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Also, with banks lending less freely, Mr. Robinson says the company has found it harder to get short-term loans that help them stock inventory. With financing dried up, it takes longer to churn out assembled inventory—and to collect on it. "You're not able to keep the pipeline going," he says.
Mr. Preston saw this first hand. Parts shelves were bare, and it was sometimes a struggle to be productive for his entire eight-hour shift. He was unhappy but not surprised on Thursday, when 20-minutes before the end of his shift his manager told him he was being laid off.
With a fellow laid-off colleague, Mr. Preston went to the bar for a few $1.50 cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon. He blew off steam, but also peppered friends with job inquiries. By 10 p.m. he had lined up a day job delivering televisions and other heavy electronics in time for Christmas. He got up at 7 a.m. on Friday, to work.
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A note about the closing of the BM Soho shop… Since we still get people contacting us about this we want to make it clear that the shop that closed in Soho was in no way affiliated with Black Market Records.
While the owners of that space wanted to license the Black Market name from us, an agreement was never reached. They unfortunately continued to pass themselves off as Black Market by naming the shop BM Soho and deceiving the general public that things hadn't changed there and they were still Black Market Records.
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The Community Calendar is a sampling of area events, meetings, exhibits and announcements throughout Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes.
For a complete list of events, visit www.bigfunonthebayou.com.
If your event is not listed here, you can add it for free at our online events-listing site, www.events.bigfunonthebayou.com. Just visit the site, create an account and fill in the blanks to let people know what you have planned. Whether you're a church group or an artist with an exhibit, let others know here.
You can also mail listings to The Courier, P.O. Box 2717, Houma, LA 70361 or the Daily Comet, 104 Hickory St., Thibodaux, LA 70301; fax it to 857-2244 or 448-7654, or email it to firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. Please include the event, time of event, date of event, where the event is taking place, the address of where the event or meeting is taking place and a contact phone number for information. For information, call 857-2200.
You can come jam with this group of Cajun musicians every Monday, except holidays.
Admission: Free.
When: 5-7 p.m. Mondays.
Where: Jean Lafitte Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center, 314. St. Mary St., Thibodaux.
Information: www.nps.gov/jela/wetlands-acadian-cultural-center.htm or 448-1375.
Art show
The Terrebonne Fine Arts Guild's annual parishwide School Art Show features artwork from students throughout the parish. Registration of artworks from each school is due by 3 p.m. Feb. 26 at the gallery. There is a delay because of Mardi Gras on March 4, at which time the gallery is closed.
Admission: Free.
When: March 21, with the opening reception 1-3 p.m. March 9. The gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays.
Where: Downtown Art Gallery 630, 630 Belanger St., Houma.
Information: www.TFAG.org or email email@example.com.
Fair time
The Choctaw Volunteer Fire Department's annual fair features a parade, carnival rides, food, live music and more.
Admission: Free.
When: March 14-16.
Where: Choctaw Volunteer Fire Department.
Information: Shane Benoit at 414-2783 or 633-9958.
Book sale
The Friends of Terrebonne Library's four-day used book sale features some of the finest overstocked books in the Terrebonne Parish Library System's inventory. Thursday is for "Friends" members only, but you can become a member for $5 at the door. Prices through Saturday are 75 cents per inch and drop to $3 for a paper grocery bag full, but the selection is reduced to left-overs.
Admission: Free.
When: Noon to 5 p.m. Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 2-5 p.m. Sunday.
Where: Terrebonne Parish Main Library, 151 Library Drive, Houma.
Craft time
Thibodaux High School's Parent Teacher Organization's Arts and Craft Show features candles, embroidery jellies, glassware, handbags, hand-pained art, photography, jewelry, pet stuff, pottery, sculpture, soaps, stationary, scrapbooking, wood yard art, bird houses, clothing, bows, hair, cookbooks, handmade candy, Avon, Scentsy, Tupperware, 31 Plexus slim, fresh fruits, fresh vegetables and more. The show will feature food, pictures with the Easter Bunny, face painting, Girl Scout cookies and more.
Admission: Not available.
When: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 15.
Where: Thibodaux High School, 1355 Tiger Drive.
Information: Danielle Landry at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Craft show
The Bayou Lafourche Folklife and Heritage Museum's 15th annual Main Street Market includes crafters and artisans selling paintings, clothing, jewelry, pottery, lawn ornaments, purses, wood crafts and a variety of other novelty items. Museum volunteers will sell food and drinks. Proceeds benefit the museum.
Admission: Not available.
When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 15.
Where: Bayouside Park in Lockport.
Information: 532-5909 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Monthly dance
The Holy Family Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus' monthly fais-do-do includes a meal, which includes chicken stew plate meal with live dance music by Jean Bonvillain and the Playmates. The monthly community event also includes door prizes and a 50/50. The event is an alcohol- and smoke-free event.
Admission: $2 and the meal costs $5.
When: 6-9 p.m. Saturday.
Where: Holy Family Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus home, 5396 Shrimpers Row, Dulac.
Information: Rickie Bouwin at 851-4519 or Al Voisin at 855-7008.
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Bayou Home Show and Cannata's Festival of Food features a show whare consumers can find everything they are looking for. The show features products and services for everything in your home, inside and out. The Bayou Home Show will showcase all of the latest in kitchens, bathrooms, siding, solar products, and more. Cannata's Festival of Food will feature free samples, tastings, coupons and recipes from vendors in the area.
Admission: Not available.
When: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Where: Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center, 346 Civic Center Blvd.
Ladies night
The eighth annual Ladies Night Out is a breast-cancer fundraising gala sponsored by the Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center at Terrebonne General Medical Center. Celebrating life and inspiring others to take action is what, organizers say, the annual Ladies Night Out breast-cancer fundraising gala is all about. The proceeds generated from the gala will be used to provide necessary care and comfort items and services for cancer patients in the community that are undergoing cancer treatment. Some of these items include durable medical equipment (chair cushions and seat-belt pads), nutritional supplements, household bills, wigs and comfort bags filled with essential items which will be of use to the patient while undergoing treatment.
Admission: $50 per person or $400 per table.
When: 6:30-10 p.m. March 21.
Where: Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center, 346 Civic Center Blvd.
Information: 873-4616.
Sport shooting
The Friends of South Terrebonne High School's third annual Gatorland Sporting Clay Classic, put on by alumni, sponsors, friends and volunteers of the school, will donate 100 percent of all proceeds to the Million Dollar Band from Gatorland's Band Booster Club.
Admission: Varies.
When: March 22.
Where: Tri Parish Sporting Clays in Houma.
Parade time
The annual Irish-Italian Parading Club's parade, formally known as the St. Patrick's Day parade, will start at West Park Avenue and Westside Boulevard, turn onto Hollywood Road, continue down Main Street, turn onto Barrow Street and disband at Town Hall, 805 Barrow St. There will also be a post-parade celebration at the Houma Municipal Auditorium. Krewe members will hold a Mass and sit-down breakfast at Cannatas before the parade. The parade will feature a 250-member krewe riding 12 throwing floats. The procession will also feature truck bands, dance teams and car clubs showing off their antique cars. There will be a grand marshal leprechaun riding with his pot of gold. Different from Carnival parades, parade-riders throw items that revelers can take home and cook such as cabbages, potatoes, onions, carrots and turnips.
Admission: Free.
When: Noon March 23.
Where: Houma.
Race time
MAX Charter School's sixth annual "Race for Their Future" 5K run/walk is a fundraiser to help fund important projects and materials needed that are not fully funded by the state, including technology software and hardware, library books, recreation equipment for students and professional development for teachers. For registration forms, visit www.mymaxcharterschool.org.
Admission: $25.
When: 9:30 a.m. March 29.
Where: John L. Guidry Stadium on the Nicholls State University campus in Thibodaux.
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Come show off your hot rod
Relay for Life's fifth annual Classic Car, Truck and Bike Show and Cooking for a Cure features all makes, models and years. The event includes food and drinks, arts and craft booths, a 50/50 raffle and more.
Admission: Registration costs $25.
When: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 29
Where: Thibodaux Civic Center, 310 N. Canal Blvd.
Information: Corinthia Reulet at 859-7821 or 633-9812.
Art show
The Terrebonne Fine Arts Guild's 51st annual Spring Art Show will feature an exhibit from the area's talented artists. A show prospectus will be available shortly at Downtown Art Gallery 630.
Admission: Free.
When: March 30 through April 22. Registration is from noon to 5:30 p.m. March 26.
Where: Downtown Art Gallery 630, 630 Belanger St., Houma.
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Eric Schmitt
Eric Schmitt is a senior writer who covers terrorism and national security issues for The New York Times. Since 2007, he has reported on terrorism issues, including assignments to Pakistan, Afghanistan, North Africa and Southeast Asia. He is the co-author, with The Times's Thom Shanker, of "Counterstrike: The Untold Story of America's Campaign Against Al Qaeda," published in 2011.
He was first appointed as a Pentagon correspondent for The Times in May 1990. Mr. Schmitt served this position until February 1996, and then again from Sept. 11, 2001 until 2006, covering issues of national security. Between 1996 and 2001, he worked as a domestic correspondent covering, among other subjects, the Congress and immigration.
From 1983 until 1984, prior to being appointed at the Pentagon, Mr. Schmitt was the clerk for James Reston, then the senior columnist. He joined The Times in 1983 and has had a number of assignments, including those in financial and business news, commercial aviation and the travel industry, and a position as a Long Island correspondent.
Some of Mr. Schmitt's special projects at The Times include the HUD investigation in Puerto Rico the spring of 1990, the Persian Gulf War in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait from January until March 1991, the war in Somalia in December 1992, and the conflicts in Haiti in September 1994.
Prior to joining The Times, Mr. Schmitt was an education reporter at The Tri-City Herald in Kennewick, Washington, from September 1982 until September 1983.
Mr. Schmitt has shared two Pulitzer Prizes. In 1999, he was part of a team of New York Times reporters awarded the Pulitzer for coverage of the transfer of sensitive military technology to China. In 2009, he was a part of a team of New York Times reporters awarded the Pulitzer for coverage of Afghanistan and Pakistan. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Mr. Schmitt was born in Minneapolis, Minn., on Nov. 2, 1959, and grew up in the San Francisco Bay area. He received a B.A. degree in political science and third world development from Williams College in Williamstown, Mass., in 1982. During that time, he also studied at El Instituto Internacional in Madrid for a year. He attended Harvard University's Executive Program on National and International Security in 1991. Mr. Schmitt completed a Knight Journalism Fellowship at Stanford University in the 2006-07 academic year.
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Sports Direct boss Mike Ashley to miss Commons committee; Suzuki's HQ is raided in emissions clampdown; Spanish police ask Santander for documents in HSBC tax probe
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Help To Buy Isas were launched on Wednesday and offer a government bonus of 25 per cent of the amount you save
The new savings schemes are available from 1 December and savers can earn up to 4 per cent interest
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City hopes of an early a sell-off of the taxpayer's stake in Royal Bank of Scotland were dealt a massive blow today as its finance director, Nathan Bostock, was poached by rival Santander UK.
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The year is 2095 and the ancient Egyptian gods have returned to Earth to cast judgment on the falcon-headed god Horus in this epic fantasy from comic-book creator Enki Bilal. Given only one week by the gods to preserve his immortality, Horus must search New York City and find both a human host whose body he will inhabit and a willing mate to continue his legacy. As the enormous pyramid of the gods looms ominously over Manhattan, a beautiful and mysterious young woman named Jill wanders the streets in search of her true identity. With striking blue hair to match the azure tears that stream down her cheeks, Jill is joined in her search by a doctor determined to help her unlock her true power. In the Immortal world, reality is limited only by imagination, and the futuristic city is inhabited by creatures never conceived in even your wildest dreams. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
- Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Category Mythological Fantasy, Psychological Sci-Fi
- Theme: Future Dystopias, Miraculous Events
- Studio: First Look Pictures
- Run Time: 01 hr 42 min
- Language: English
- Subtitle Language: Spanish
- Picture Format: widescreen
- Format: DVD
- Release Date: June 21, 2005
- Lead Actor: Charlotte Rampling , Thomas Kretschmann , Thomas M. Pollard , Linda Hardy , Frédéric Pierrot
- Supporting Actor: Yann Collette , Joe Sheridan
- Director: Enki Bilal
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Raccoon residing in the rectory.
When a building is torn down, its architectural strata is revealed on the wall of the adjoining building.
St. James Cathedral reflected in a Dodge truck logo.
Professional panhandler (note he has two caps).
Night fill-up at Esso. There was hue and cry when the price of gas crossed $1/L but afterwards, I didn't notice fewer cars on the street.
Zoom-pull photo of the old F45 GO train engine pulling into the station.
Photographer at work.
Starbucks Coffee.
No. 501 Queen Street streetcar to Long Branch.
Tilt-shift of Adelaide and Jarvis looking north done in PS Elements.
Bond Place Hotel and new location for Hakim Optical.
TTC shelter decorated for a promotion (you can partially see the URI, in case you're interested).
Two-photo pano of the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute with construction nearing competion. The bridge connecting the institute to St. Michael's hopital on the left was not completed at this time.
The bridge connecting the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute to St. Michael's hopital. Looking east from Yonge.
Mural by Michael Besant on the Gooderham Flatiron building (2-image panorama).
Man's best friend.
Colborne Street.
St. Andrews Church (pano).
Rooftop shadows.
Giant inflatable Corona beer bottle.
Photographer at work (he was actually making a video).
Collision detection No. 2. (If you look closely, the bicyclist is using his cellphone.)
Man's best friend No. 3.
Window, United Metropolitan Church.
Travelling musicians.
iPod Nano on Adelaide. I think she's a waitress at one of the restaurants as I see her semi-regularly.
Night swimming No. 1.
Night swimming No. 2.
Going off the deep end.
TTC streetcar advertising "Maharaja: The splendour of India's Royal Courts" exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario.
Unbearable Lightness.
Trees covered with snow in the parkette adjacent to Pitman Hall.
The Courier in Winter.
Lakeshore Honda dealership seen from a passing GO Train.
End of an era: one of the few remaining standalone telephone booths.
Superman has to change somewhere else.
Forgotten '90s "Page 3" Sunshine Girls.
Too cold to fly.
Walking to work one cold morning, I photographed this rare sight. I had never seen birds sitting like this at this location.
Smoking hot.
Experimenting with spot metering; since they were all wearing dark clothing, the hilights are blown.
St. Michael's Cathredral reflected on the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute.
Melting tower. Reminds me of Inception.
"Postal Station A" seen through the canopy over the Union Station moat.
A nice, shady spot.
Imitation of Life.
Two-image panorama of a mural opposite the St. Lawrence Market.
Fetish party poster.
"Strict fetish dress code enforced. Acceptable attire includes: leather, rubber, pvc, fetish sex wear, drag, lingere, uniforms, gothic."
Grilled frog.
Waiting for the GO train on track 4A (old-style).
I placed the camera on the ground to take this shot.
"Post No Bills".
A guerilla art response to the typical warning found on construction hoarding.
Rear of the Wesley Building, built in 1913 in the Gothic Revival architecture style, it was the headquarters of the Methodist Church in Canada.
Photographed from the (then named) Paramount Theater.
Scotia Plaza taxi stand.
Pedestrians reflected in a glass window.
Lining up for lunch at the fries truck.
Do not disturb.
(Note the hammer.)
Megan Fox for Emporio Armani.
Photographed by the duo Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.
May I take your order?
Mercatto restaurant.
Man without a tie.
Snow plows on Highway 10.
Four trucks in staggered formation clear snow and add salt.
Schoolbus and white house.
That house has been a veterinary hospital, a residence (at the time of the photograph) and the HQ for a limousine service with all the limos parked where the school bus is.
Stain-glass chapel window.
The *only* photograph I have taken with flash (by accident).
CN 619-25 ballast tamper.
Dundas Square panorama, Oct. 2003. Before the AMC theater monstrosity was erected.
Cleaning up the morning after the storm.
Oh what fun!
Mother taking her child to daycare.
Last one to leave, please turn off the lights-- Port Credit GO station parking lot.
The last ride.
Das auto.
One of the promotional photographs (two-photo pano) I took for a research lab.
Re-paving King Street at Yonge.
The King Edward Hotel is the building in the background with the flags.
Movie shoot near Sam the Record Man.
Mercedes being towed for a dialogue scene.
Toyota being towed after a rear-end collision.
Clock tower of the St. Lawrence Hall.
CN Tower and Toronto skyline seen from the Rogers Communications Centre on the Ryerson University campus.
Skydome "gargoyles" and CN Tower seen from the GO train.
One of my very early photos.
Robert Indiana's famous arrangement of the letters LOVE.
Mother and child from the New Immigrants statue.
Oliver and Bonacini outdoor bar.
Note the gas-fired heaters for warming the patrons in November.
Three reservists (likely headed to the Moss Park Armoury).
19:43 Lakeshore West GO train pulls into Track 6 at Union Station.
Film cameras gathering dust in a pawn-shop window.
Canon F-1, EOS 630, EOS Elan, Nikkormat, Nikon F80, Minolta X100, Yashica 109, etc.
Interesting Luke Skywalker-style camera on the bottom-left.
Union Station entrance to the Air Canada Centre.
Don't look too closely or you'll see the 2 inches of dust on the hanging sign.
Bollard and chain.
Man reading on a park bench.
Incredible India!
Patrons in the Flatiron and Firkin, a pub in the basement of the Flatiron Building.
12:06 VIA train departing Union Station.
Wind turbine on the CNE grounds, seen from the GO train.
Students on a field trip.
Street art alley.
A suit in "Street Art" alley.
2010 Toronto Flamenco Festival poster.
A couple works-out in the exercise room at The Spire.
The blonde noticed me in the mirror because she paused briefly and then continued working-out.
BMX stunts practice. I bet Mies Van Der Rohe never imagined his plaza used in this manner.
This commemorative shield is no longer visible today because the large CIBC logo cube is installed on top of it.
Urban landscape.
Looking west at the tracks, bridge and signals from Long Branch GO station.
St. Patrick's Day celebrations at the Ryerson Student Campus Centre.
The line-up to get into McVeigh's Irish Pub.
St. Patrick's Day revellers at McVeigh's Irish Pub.
BCE Place Galleria lit for St. Patrick's Day.
CN Tower lit for St. Patrick's Day.
Passing fancy.
The original inspiration for the series.
Passing fancy No. 2.
Passing fancy No. 4.
It's the first day of spring. Need I say more?
Old City Hall clock tower framed by Bay street towers.
Engineering Expo for highschool students in the Atrium at Ryerson during March break. All the engineering departments (aerospace, civil, mechanical, electrical, etc.) had to showcase their projects
CN Tower seen from under the Gardiner Expressway.
Abandoned bicycle after a snowstorm (pano).
Hot steam on a cold night.
Meet me at the top of the stairs.
George Vari Centre for Engineering and Computing
The Library Pub.
Weathered pages of a discarded paperback under the Esso sign at Church and Dundas.
Waiting on track 3.
Android ad on TTC bus shelter.
Collision detection.
Passing fancy No. 6.
BIXI station at Berczy Park.
BIXI station at Church and Dundas.
BIXI bike and station.
First sighting of a Tesla Roadster.
Passing fancy No. 7.
Passing fancy No. 5.
Passing fancy No. 10.
Kinect for Xbox 360 marketing store.
"Bistro 990" Citroen 2CV. [corrected]
East entrance to the Great Hall, Union Station.
The Bank of Nova Scotia
Beardmore building.
The clock-tower of St. Lawrence Hall reflected in a window of the St. Lawrence Market.
Passing fancy No. 3
"Emergency exit, do not block"
Homeless at Bay and Front on a cold night as commuters head home.
Diamond Taxi on Bay Street.
Canada Trust tower reflected on the Royal Bank tower.
Canada Trust tower reflected on the Commerce tower.
Royal Bank and Canada Trust towers seen from the Air Canada Centre plaza.
Passing fancy No. 8.
Waiting to cross Church Street.
Passing fancy No. 11
Photowalk at the Berczy park fountain.
Passing fancy No. 12.
Handrail support, Heinl and Son.
Birds of a feather.
Umbrellas at twenty paces.
Manicure. The modern equivalent of the weekly trip to the beauty parlour that women of "a certain age" used to make.
Ad for tourism in Ontario on the floor of the TTC subway stop at Union station.
Team spirit.
On the eve of the final game of the 2011 Stanley Cup between Vancouver and Boston.
Rail bridge over Yonge Street.
Crossing Yonge at Dundas.
Happy Canada Day.
Homeless on Wellington.
Crossing Dundas at Yonge (looking north).
Jesus said...
The Bank of Nova Scotia building designed by Mathers and Haldenby, completed in 1951. The stone carving depicts Icarus near the sun.
GO train under a cresent moon.
Foggy on Front Street.
Father, son and guitar.
Tony's sharpening service (HDR).
Accordion player at the Ryerson farmer's market.
Walking down to Union Station at Bay and Wellington.
Architecture at Queen and Yonge. Two-photo panorama with HDR.
Low ceiling hides the top of the Royal Bank tower.
Seagulls loitering on Front Street.
How much is that boat?
CN Tower at night.
Ryerson Farmer's Market (every Tuesday evening) - fresh picked Ontario strawberries.
Shoppers at Ryerson farmer's market (on Tuesdays, until October). On subsequent weeks, the market was moved into the Quad because someone realized that holding it right next to the construction wasn't such a great idea.
Couple holding hands.
This is something you don't see everyday. The handicapped girl in the poster in the background was a coincidence.
TIFF fans waiting at the backstage entrance at the Elgin Theater (2-image pano).
Atrium on Bay panorama (3 images) seen from the 11th floor of 1 Dundas West. I photographed this on a visit to one of the secretaries at the Ryerson School of Graduate Studies who, at one time, had her office at 1 Dundas.
Tribal ink. "A man without tattoos is invisible to the Gods." - Iban tribe proverb, Sarawak, Borneo.
Man's best friend and jogger.
Street icon.
Modes of transportation. One man's treasure is another man's trash.
Co-op housing on Dalhousie seen from Church Street (pano).
Oh you handsome devil. (Just me and my 50.)
"Swish by Han" Korean restaurant
"Swish by Han" Korean restaurant interior.
Amish family asking for directions at Union Station.
Amish family at Union Station.
World Press Association exhibition at the BCE Place Galleria (2-stitch pano).
WPA Exhibit BCE Place Galleria (pano).
WPA Exhibit at the BCE Place Galleria.
WPA Exhibit at the BCE Galleria.
Second floor of the Canadian Stage Company (pano).
Poster for the Halloween Fetish Ball.
Neville Park TTC streetcar, route No. 501 (pano).
Window dressing– halloween costumes (pano).
Screemers poster.
When I saw this man sitting with his head buried in his jacket, trying to keep warm, the Game of Thrones phrase came immediately to mind...
Setting sun over B.C. seen from cruising altitude heading east.
Front yard decorated for halloween.
The bar and dining area of the new restaurant called "Blowfish" on Bay.
I didn't realize that the engine is in a transparent comportment or I would have run over and photographed it.
I am reflected on the back of the driver's side mirror though I doubt you can see it in this reduced-size photo.
"Alaska" sticker on a pay phone.
Plumage on wheels.
'48 Packard.
This Halloween costume billboard was defaced with "This is sexist" stickers. I thought this relevant in view of +Brian Palmer's recent g+ post on racist/insensitive Halloween costumes.
Eco Cabs– pedal power.
'90s Jaguar XJS.
Temperance street at Bay, looking East at Yonge. The new Bay Adelaide Centre, on the right, kept the old heritage façade at streetlevel.
The Big Guns
Lobby of the Cadillac Fairview tower (pano).
Closed for the night.
Colborne street at night (pano).
Movie shoot on Wellington at Front Street (1 of 5).
Movie shoot on Wellington at Front Street (2 of 5).
Movie shoot on Wellington at Front Street (3 of 5).
Movie shoot on Wellington at Front Street (4 of 5).
Movie shoot on Wellington at Front Street (5 of 5; pano).
Shopping for a Nikon at Henry's.
Air Canada Centre (ACC), home of the Toronto Raptors and Leafs (pano).
Looks can be deceiving.
King Street No. 504 streetcar.
BCE Place galleria (side view) pano.
My version of https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Lunch_atop_a_Skyscraper
In addition to the CN Tower and a TTC streetcar, a Toronto Maple Leaf jersey is also an icon for the city.
Reporter and cameraman.
Didn't call "shotgun"...
Bikkuri Japanese restaurant. You can somewhat read the menu on the left.
Man's best friend– texting in the park.
Hockey night at "The Bottom Line".
This was for a ceremony on Nov. 10th, the day before Rememberance Day.
Yellow maple leaves on a blue Mini Cooper.
Christmas display window at The Bay.
Berczy Park Christmas lights.
Snowflake tree– Berczy Park Christmas decorations.
Snowflake closeup– Berczy Park Christmas decorations.
Berczy Park Christmas tree.
Berczy Park carolers in period costume (my guess is Victorian era).
Bannock opened at The Bay after the Timothy's cafe closed (HDR).
Car wreath. Perhaps this is the start of a new trend.
The kitchen of the new restaurant called Kirei Sushi and Bar, photographed from the sidewalk.
Portable television.
Entrance to Také Sushi restaurant.
Why is it that whenever I pack an extra pair of socks, it never rains hard.
But when I don't pack that extra pair, it rains in epic torrents enough to soak through three pairs of socks– 1. nylon, quick dry liner socks, 2. wollen socks for insulation 3. work-socks to prevent wear of the wollen pair– and the bottoms of my chinos from the rain-spatter.
St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts.
Bay Street at night (pano).
First walk of the year.
There will be a condo going up soon in that empty parking lot.
Very close crop of the original photo taken from about 10 feet away.
Street art: "Have your cake and eat it too."
Pawnshop watches. (Note the Quemex brand.)
Parking ticket.
St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts billboard.
St. Lawrence Centre (HDR pano).
A family of tourists watching their mother repeatedly try to photograph the CN Tower.
With flash.
From 5 blocks away.
Man on the right wearing a beret was the event photographer.
St. James' Cathedral reflected with the Scotiabank tower in the background (pano).
Back to back.
This is a pano, with some wire removal.
Water tower (2012).
Water tower approach (2012).
Water tower (2009).
CN Tower reflected in a puddle.
I did some heavy noise reduction (using the Median function) on the train body.
Sculpture outside the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Church and Shuter (night).
Dundas streetcar at Victoria Street (Dundas Square).
SUV at night.
Patio lights of Fran's restaurant on Front Street.
The Flatiron Mural by Derek Besant (pano).
Flatiron Mural closeup showing Canada Trust tower reflected in the window.
Flatiron Mural close-up showing the steel construction.
Sony Centre for the Performing Arts.
Busker at TTC subway entrance at Union station.
Lobby, at night.
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Crane builder.
Seamstress (Mrs. D'Souza) working late.
Concert posters.
Union Station in 2011, before the renovations.
When the goal is in sight, there is no turning back.
Pile of pogo poles at a construction site.
Now Magazine: "The Naked Truth about Rob Ford"
Corvette convertible.
Get pumped for less.
Insecurity Ad
A Canadian comedy series (2 seasons) about a team of incompetent spy-catchers who work for the Canadian National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), a fictional intelligence gathering agency.
I liked how the reflection blanked out his eyes.
Lost Earring in a Tree Knothole
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Our family came to celebrate our 9 year old daughter's birthday. She had been asking to go horse back riding for months and we never managed to coordinate. We spent the weekend at Southern Cross riding, eating and enjoying the horses. This ranch is fabulous! You get to help care for the horse you are riding, walk in the pastures with horses running free, eat fabulous food and hang out with the nicest staff anywhere. We're planning our next visit!
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- Southern Cross Ranch is a new breed of dude-ranch experience that combines a working ranch with the comfort of a cozy bed-and-breakfast inn. ... more less
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Simple Definition of overdue
: not paid at an expected or required time
: not appearing or presented by a stated, expected, or required time
—used to say that something should have happened or been done before now
Full Definition of overdue
1 a : unpaid when due <an overdue bill> b : delayed beyond an appointed time <an overdue train> <overdue library books>
2 : too great : excessive <an overdue share of the profits>
3 : more than ready <overdue for a haircut>
Examples of overdue in a sentence
She reminded him that the rent was overdue.
He has many overdue bills.
The train is 10 minutes overdue.
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OVERDUE Defined for Kids
Definition of overdue for Students
1 : not paid when due <overdue bills>
2 : delayed beyond an expected time <The plane was an hour overdue.>
3 : more than ready <He is overdue for a haircut.>
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The Serpent Bride: DarkGlass Mountain: Book One (Hardcover)
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Sara Douglass has won legions of fans around the world for her epic tales of sorcery, forbidden love, and heart-pounding action. Now, with the DarkGlass Mountain saga, she reveals her biggest adventure yet.
Rescued from unspeakable horror, Ishbel Brunelle has devoted her life to a Serpent cult that reads the future in the entrails of its human sacrifices. But the Serpent has larger plans for Ishbel than merely being archpriestess, plans that call for a dangerous royal marriage balancing on the edge between treachery and devotion, and an eerie, eldritch warning: Prepare for the Lord of Elcho Falling . . .
And there are other dangers. For while Tencendor is gone, even its fall cannot destroy the Icarii. As the Tyrant of Isembaard reaches for glory, both StarDrifter SunSoar and his son, Axis, are pulled into the deadly dance of intrigue and sorcery. The DarkGlass Mountain—once known as the Threshold—is waiting, and as the Dark God Kanubai rises from his prison in exile, no one will escape unscathed.
About the Author
Sara Douglass was born in Adelaide but moved to Hobart in later life to write full-time. Three of her books won the Aurealis Award for Best Fantasy and many were shortlisted. She published nineteen books of epic and historical fantasy before her death in 2011.
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"The dark, sensuous first in a new fantasy series."
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