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As was the case for last year's Autumn Statement, there were relatively few significant announcements affecting pensions in today's Spring Budget. It remains to be seen whether there will be any fireworks at the forthcoming Autumn Budget.
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On 20 February 2017, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) published its Green Paper entitled 'Security and Sustainability in Defined Benefit Pension Schemes'. As befits its status as a Green Paper, this is a paper that is long on questions and short on firm recommendations about the future of defined benefit (DB) pensions. The DWP's aim is to 'encourage an informed debate on what if anything Government may need to do'.
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On 28 November 2016, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) started consulting on a possible new methodology for equalising guaranteed minimum pensions (GMPs). In this note we consider the possible implications.
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On 15 December 2016, the Board of the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) published the Determination setting out how the 2017/18 levy will be calculated. This confirms that the majority of the proposals in the September consultation will be adopted.
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It's been a rollercoaster year, but we reached the end. Bond yields slid downwards over the year and, like many of us, were at their lowest ebb at the end of the summer holidays. Yields have since climbed, but took a dip at the end of the year as festivities kicked in. Whether we've emerged unscathed by political events is yet to be determined and we will have to wait and see what 2017 will bring.
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Erik and Justin continue their travels through time with a stop in that most dire of eras, early 80s England. Justin discovers what happens when the Doctor wears decorative celery and Erik recalls the number of script editors who passed on today's story, "Time-Flight." Fashions are discussed, technobabble is vomited by the players and Justin re-orders his "Worst of Who" list. The Master continues to be ill-served and Erik tries to defend Peter Davison as one thing becomes clear: Justin hates producer John Nathan-Turner. |
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The group discusses the new Marvel film as Justin declares that he has seen "Ant Man" to everyone's disbelief. Rob stops by to discuss the "In Your Faith" panel at Comic-Con. Erik also tries to talk about the Klingon Lifestyles Presentation. A return to Denmark is aborted and Justin reveals his displeasure with "Ready Player One." This month's Yakmala film is "Superman III." Host: Erik. Panel: Rob, Bryn, Clint, Justin. |
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It was a little late coming, but welcome to Episode 4 of "Yeah, Leave It Here." Today's movie is 1998's Ever After. Listen as we discuss such diverse topics as British accents, wall tennis, and Elizabeth Taylor's "White Diamonds." Also, we insult the Belgians. |
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Erik and Justin return for a second series through time and space with Paul McGann's only full-length outing as the Doctor, 1996's "Doctor Who: The TV Movie." Justin discovers what happens when the Doctor finds himself in a backdoor pilot for Fox. Eric Roberts hams it up as the Master and we dissect why this is pilot failed to bring "Doctor Who" to the US. McGann's Doctor becomes a favorite and the TARDIS console room is a highlight. Justin takes a quiz on the vital Time Lord plot points in the movie and Erik recalls the time when it seemed there would never be more "Doctor Who" on TV. |
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How To Control PPC Budget – Adwords Budget
ROI Targeting Differs From Budget Targeting
The reason these 2 goals area unit typically incompatible is that ROI targeting takes the dynamics of the auction under consideration and lets the ROI dictate the quantity of ad pay. pay rises and falls supported your ability to deliver profitable results. once you area unit told you need to pay to a selected budget, your budget really influences the dynamics of the auction and your ability to optimize CPAs.
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I think that almost all SEM professionals and company CEOs would agree that managing PPC campaigns to ROI targets with at liberty budgets is that the ideal budgeting situation. sense appears to counsel that if your paid search campaigns area unit rising each revenues and profits, you'd need to pay the maximum amount as you'll be able to to stay the great times rolling.
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If we tend to area unit severely budget-limited, taking the campaigns offline once the budget is exhausted is that the actually the best possibility. I don't like doing this as a result of it appears therefore contrary to common business sense.
However, I actually have additionally found that nothing is a lot of motivating to shoppers than the thought of their competitors gaining advantage by having the search results pages all to themselves! therefore, generally this feature works well to release a lot of funding for paid search.
Going Over Budget
To prevent campaigns from going over budget, the primary line of defense is to use the budget settings at intervals Google AdWords and Microsoft Bing Ads.
Bing Ads: Bing Ads permits you to line monthly or daily budgets for your campaigns. If you select to line monthly budgets, Bing Ads can show your ads onceever they qualify for Associate in Nursing auction so pause them when your monthly budget is exhausted. instead, you'll be able to additionally use Bing Ad's daily budgeting feature to unfold your ad pay across the complete month.
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Under defrayal
Under defrayal budget is additionally one in all my budgeting worries, and it's a tricky one to manage if you drag. beneath defrayal will happen for variety of reasons: basic cognitive process to campaigns, ads that are suddenly rejected, another massive rival has entered your area and is intake into your search click volume, or your consumer suddenly decides they have to dump plenty a lot of funding into your campaigns within the middle of the month.
In massive firms, this tends to happen at the top of business quarters or the top of business years. whereas nobody ever likes to show down extra budget, handling an enormous budget bump is terribly difficult within the short term.
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Thursday, 2 December 2010
Sew Sweet
The little red and white striped sweet bags are some I sewed the other evening, after finding the fabric at the Knitting and Stitching Show. It was exactly what I was looking for as I wanted to make the bags look like the old-fashioned red and white striped paper bags that shops used to use for sweeties.
I made the bags very simply using rectangles of fabric sewn down one side and along the bottom and hemmed at the top. When you have filled the bag with your choice of sweeties - or other gift - you can tie it up with ribbon or ric rac, raffia or lace, whatever you have that looks pretty. I made the little tags with white card (and a corner rounder punch) and my favourite merry wishes rubber stamp. I also used some Christmas stickers from Doodlebug. ( The rubber stamp and stickers are from Handy Hippo.)
I think my sweetie bag sewing was partly inspired by some of the gorgeous shop windows in York last week - just look at all the swirly colours in this sweet and sugary array of lollipops!
In our house Christmas starts to appear all by itself at the beginning of December! Little Christmas things start to pop up in different places, cards begin to arrive, then the trees, the decorations....and suddenly it's here!
I love being at home this time of the year, and enjoy the cosy winter days doing my designs and making Christmas plans. Having family nearby means I often go for a walk to see them on a wintry afternoon, and it's lovely to come home through the chilly dusk and see the little advent lights in the windows.
I hope your days are cosy and snug and filled with sweetness and light!! x
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- marigold jam said...
Very pretty tin and love those little sweetie bags too.
Jane - 2 December 2010 at 21:35
- Hazel said...
Love your tin! I never used to eat the canes much either until last year when I discovered they make the BEST stirrers in hot chocolate!!! You must try! I guarantee there won't be a single one left on the tree by the end of the season. xx
- 2 December 2010 at 21:47
- Teje said...
Dear Helen, thank you for a beautiful Christmas atmosphere! White and red are so sweet together...and with caramels!
I love that tin!
xxx Teje - 2 December 2010 at 22:09
- Sarah Brooks said...
What a lovely post! You have really lifted my spirits and made me feel all Christmassy! Just gorgeous xxx Sarah
- 2 December 2010 at 22:40
- Naturally Carol said...
I have just found your blog and am having a lot of fun just looking around. I have put in a link from mine so I don't miss any from now on! Love the sweets.
- 2 December 2010 at 22:52
- Julie said...
how beautiful - I love the little gingerbread man tin and the sweetie bags are so cute - you've got my mind tick tocking as to what I could do with those tins,
take care - ju xx - 3 December 2010 at 07:53
- greenrabbitdesigns said...
Oh what a 'sweet' post Helen! Everything is so pretty especially those little stripy sweetie bags. Such a jolly little gingerbread man on the tin too!!
Have a lovely weekend and stay cosy!
Vivienne x - 3 December 2010 at 10:25
- Tabiboo said...
All those lollipops - like Willie Wonka.
I love your stripy bags - very festive and a perfect little gift.
Have a wonderful weekend,
Nina xxx - 3 December 2010 at 13:16
- Jane said...
You are obviously a great Christmas lover like me Helen. I too just love this time of year. Your striped bags are very festive and perfect for the candy canes.
I have just got in from work and I'm about to bake my 1st batch of mince pies...mmm
Have a lovely weekend enjoying your crafts and family..perfect!
Love Jane x - 3 December 2010 at 15:29
- Scented Sweetpeas said...
oohh i love those little candy bags, sooo cute! I have a syrup tin I have saved, not sure what to make with it yet but you are fab inspiration :-)
- 3 December 2010 at 19:34
- Mia said...
Looking wonderful, Helen! I am wondering if the red-white would be even more beautiful than my very-traditional red-green? Hmm.... Tomorrow is our Day of Independence so blue-white will be on, but a little red here and there too already. I love December!!
Your posts make me smile :) thank you for sharing!
Mia - 5 December 2010 at 18:16
- Conny's Cottage said...
you blog is very very wonderful!!!!
greatings send you Conny - 7 January 2011 at 13:56


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Research Design (Synopsis)
The Oregon State archaeological records contain various levels of information regarding shipwreck sites. The Maritime Archaeological Society (MAS) has developed a category scheme in which site data fall into one of four categories.
- Category I sites are those known to the organization (MAS), but no site report information exists in the online database.
- Category II sites are found in the online database and include a position (latitude/longitude), vessel name (if known), and the estimated year the ship was sunk (if known).
- Category III sites include the information from Category II reports, but also contain additional information such as photos or excerpts from reference material.
- Category IV sites are those that are fully documented within the limits of current technology, environment, and federal and state laws concerning site disturbance.
The goal of the Oregon Coastal Survey Project is to provide Category III or IV information for all shipwreck sites in the Oregon site database and all known sites not currently in the database. The scale of such a task requires an incremental approach, and MAS will first examine wrecks along the North Coast including the lower Columbia River and the coast down as far south as Tillamook Bay/Garibaldi. Even this small subset of Oregon state waters will take years to examine fully.
Coastal Survey Research Projects
T.J. Potter
Silvia de Grasse
Here's a quick video with the highlights of our first ROV field test in the Columbia River on 07/15/2016. Silvia de Grasse was a lumber schooner that sank in Astoria in 1849.
Peter Iredale
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Building on the solid foundation laid in Becoming a Contagious Christian, Just Walk Across the Room signals the next era in personal evangelism. Pastor Bill Hybels's firm conviction is that the highest value in personal evangelism is being attuned to and cooperative with the promptings of the Holy Spirit. This means playing only the role you are intended to play---walking when the Spirit says to walk, talking when the Spirit says to talk, and falling silent when the Spirit suggests that you've already said enough. More than two thousand years ago, Jesus himself introduced the perfect model for evangelism. He left the marvelous adoration of the angels and the perfection of heaven, and he chose to 'walk' clear across the cosmos. He had no memorized script, no forced formulas. Instead, he was armed only with an offer of redemption to people just like you and me, many of whom were neck-deep in pain of their own making. Today, the goal for every Christian is to reflect Christ's love and follow his example by taking simple walks across rooms---leaving our circles of comfort and extending hands of care, compassion, and inclusiveness to people living far from God. Hybels encourages Christ-followers to 'live in 3-D'---developing friendships, discovering stories, and discerning appropriate next steps---as a means of learning to understand the Spirit's promptings. With fresh perspectives from his own reflections and experiences collected during his most recent decade of ministry. Hybels shows with undeniable clarity the power of this approach to evangelism. The stakes are high. The implications are eternal. And you may be only a conversation away from having unparalleled impact on someone's life---if you will just walk across the room.
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i have a 1996 bmw 328i convertible. yesterday without warning the car would no longer go into 3rd gear. when it came time for the car to shift into 3rd it would simply rev up as if it were in neutral. does anyone know what could cause this problem? and if so what would be my best and most affordable repair option? thanks a ton.
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And here, to compare with the sketch by Russ featured in the last post, is Kevin Jenkins's full finished art for The Court of Hidden Faces, sans text. These covers were produced before digital art, remember - or when you needed a Cray to run Photoshop, anyway, so Kevin created them the old-fashioned way, using enamels and oils and tufts of camel-tail. And they're big. Kevin had to haul the paintings out of his attic, each in three sections, stack 'em up against the wall, and snap them with his Canon EOS 400D.
So, behold: the Garden of Exotic Fragrances. I wonder whether we shouldn't run off some full-size posters. Any takers?
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I almost feel like Yes should re-form just to make the album :-)
DeleteHmm... just found out from Wiki that Yes are still touring - but sans Wakeman and Anderson, so it's more like "hmm, maybe" than "yes". Those are the guys I want to do the Court of Hidden Faces concept album.
Delete- Alexander3 August 2012 at 02:57
Once time travel is possible, we will take care of that. It will be the THIRD 1972 album :)
Alternatively, we could give it to Crimson King and turn their first album into "In the Court of the Hidden Faces"
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After a recent heavy snow, food was scarce and our feeder was the only game in town. The mornings are filled with blue jays, up to nine at a time sharing the feeder! I snapped this shot from my kitchen window and am delighted with the results.
One jay in focus that has decided to throw its food (good for the little birds on the ground) while another jay is coming in for a landing. It never fails to surprise me how nature is never wasteful; one's thrown and discarded food quickly becomes another's meal.
By Diana
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Your photography is wonderful! Love seeing the blue jay coming in for a landing. I've been feeding the birds for many years and blue jays are one of my favorites, too. The one on the feeder is doing what's called "whisking" through the seeds to see if he can find something he'd like to eat. It looks like you've got millet and cracked corn, and the jays would really like to find some peanuts or black oil sunflower seeds, which are high in fat and help the birds survive in harsh weather. Actually, most birds love the black oil sunflower seeds and if you want cardinals coming regularly this is the seed to have ;-) I love that people are sharing and feeding the birds even in these tough times. God bless you for doing this!
Wonderful photo! :-)
I'm agreeing with BMD. Cardinals also like a type of thistle seed called Nyjer (Niger). We always used a combination of seeds including the cracked corn. Little ground-feeding doves are like chickens and love to scratch on the ground fo their food.
Feeding our wild birds is a year-around pleasure these days for all except those people living near enough to wild growth which provides sufficient seeds and varieties of dried berries etc to feed them even during the winter months. Good clean fresh water is most important of all for every wild bird year around.
Thanks for sharing a really great photo.
Fantastic photo! Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful! I have seen the doves at the bottom of the feeders and love it.
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A close friend made this bird house. It is frequented by this darling little Blue Jay.
By Robyn Fed from Tri-Cities, TN
I took this picture while fishing at Ft. Loudon Historical State Park in Vonore, TN. This little Blue Jay decided it was his snack time and took off with a piece of cubed cheese from our table.
By Lovingnature
I love the Blue Jays. Many people think they are bully birds or greedy, but on the contrary, they earn the right to eat first. They are the "sentinels" of the forest and watch out for everyone else.
The other birds are really glad to allow them to eat first even though once in a while we can see what appears to be small confrontations. Usually caused by an immature male bird of another type.
I once watched a female cardinal challenge a jay and the jay gave way. He allowed her to get food at the platform feeder ahead of him. I'm sure she must have told him that she had little ones waiting for her to bring their food. He stepped aside and she took the food, flew away and then he ate.
I've seen jays do some very clever tricks too like hiding food behind cans etc...then fill up their beaks again, leave with what was in their beaks and wait until all the food was gone before going to that he'd hidden. Just amazing. If you put out a bunch of peanuts in the shells, they will choose the peanut with the most peanuts in it. Every time, they'll choose the biggest peanut and they'll put one down and take another if they see one that's larger or has three peanuts instead of two.
They can be pretty fierce when necessary, and take their jobs of guarding and watching very seriously. They can be so comical too. A great all-around beautiful little bird.
Excellent picture. Thank you for sharing.
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What a cute picture! :-) (06/16/2010)
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I like them. I agree with all Julia has said. (08/13/2010)
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7th March 2006, 07:28 PM | #1 |
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low cost tonearm rewire
I'd like to rewire my low mass tonearm ( Mayware Formula 4) and after looking very expensive commecial solutions, too expensive, I'm looking for a cheap and good qualiti solition. How about litz cable? Which dimension? And form the tonearm to the pre what is better? Ciao Guglielmo |
7th March 2006, 07:38 PM | #2 |
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33AWG Cardas is cheap, good sounding and easily available. Although thin enough for most fixed bearing arms i have no idea how well it will work on a unipivot.
Soldered termination is certainly best. I also seem to like Vampire gold on copper RCAs. |
10th March 2006, 07:32 AM | #3 |
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I went into a hifi repair shop to buy a small diam coax to replace the big stuff coming out of my suspended deck. They didn't sell any but the very kind gent gave me a metre length of scrap coax. Very soft and pliable. The diameter of the coax was about 1.2mm but the length from cartridge to pre-pre-amp was only 500mm or so. BTW the very small diameter probably means high capacitance and as a result do not hang long lengths on the cartridge for fear of upsetting the designed in peak that exists in MM types. The stuff exists but finding a source might be the problem.
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10th March 2006, 09:13 AM | #4 |
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Litz wire removed from old RF coils works well and costs nothing.
10th March 2006, 10:25 AM | #5 |
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I've recycled good walkman headphone cable before now
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10th March 2006, 10:42 AM | #6 |
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Dnsey idea from old RF coils sounds very good. Two pairs twisted independently might do the trick.
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10th March 2006, 08:32 PM | #7 |
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Do you use cotton insulated litz cable?
Do you have tested with mm and mc ? What do you use as Cartridge Clips? Ciao Guglielmo |
10th March 2006, 09:31 PM | #8 |
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my only practical experience is with standard enamelled litz, and MM carts, but it's free and easy to experiment!
For cartridge clips, I use cartridge clips |
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Every mouse cable has 4 very fine strand 4 9s copper conductors, each coated in its own, usually teflon, wrap. Gram a mouse from the junk bin at your local thrift store, cut the cable end and mouse off, split the cable for a couple of inches with a razor knife and peel the outer coating off, leaving you with four colored wires. This is one of the finest quality copper wire available and it is light enough for almost any tonearm. I have rewired a Rega RB250, a couple of who-knows japanese S-types and a Grace 714. In all cases the mouse wire has worked fine. PS: Logitech or Microsoft mice have the best wire. Jess |
21st March 2006, 07:37 AM | #10 |
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Does it work well also with low mass tonearms, I've a Mayware. Do you have tested with mc cartridge?
Ciao Guglielmo |
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Last week my wife went with me for a Doctor's appointment. After we left the clinic and were getting into the car my wife felt her wedding ring slip off her finger. She asked me if I could help her find it. Both of us looked under the front passenger seat and couldn't find the ring. I asked her, " are you sure it slipped of your finger in the car?" She said, "yes it did." I called Motorwerks in Minneapolis and asked if they could help us out. We made an appointment there for the same day. They looked through the car and didn't see any ring. I asked if they could pull the front seat out, and I would pay for the labor. They took the front passenger seat out, and found the ring under the railing support. They brought the ring to us. We thanked the Technician for locating it. Motorwerks only charged us for a half hour of labor. My wife of 30 years, looked and smiled at me and said, "I told you it slipped off my finger in the front seat." We are very happy with Motorwerks in Minneapols, for helping us out. We enjoy our 07 530i very much. It is a lot of fun to drive.
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From time to time, I do scroll through my boards and pick out recipes to try and the occasional craft project to tackle. This week, I decided to amp it up a little bit and try a few different things.... mostly sweet things, but I must admit that I've been impressed by the results. Here's the wrap-up (to date)
Peppermint Bark Puppy Chow. I like Puppy Chow. A lot. We ate this a lot when we were younger and it seems to have suddenly caught on in the past couple of years. In many ways I like all of the interesting twists on the traditional concept (chocolate, peanut butter, powdered sugar), but sometimes I just like the original. This was fun for Christmas. It's white chocolate and crushed up candy canes. They claim you don't need any powdered sugar, but I disagree. The candy cane bits didn't prevent the white chocolate from smearing all over everything, so I added some powdered sugar. Not a lot -- maybe 1/2 cup. I'm not 100% sure how much candy cane dust I had, so perhaps if I would have had more, it would have worked out better. Either way, it's pretty good. Not my favorite, but pretty good. Mine looks almost identical to the photo.
Chocolate spritz cookies. This was maybe the closest thing I had to a Pinterest fail. I followed the recipe exactly, as I'd never made pressed cookies before. I can't believe I'm saying this, but they were almost too chocolatey. They are nothing but flour, sugar, butter, vanilla extract, eggs and cocoa powder. The texture is good and they pressed out ok (not great), but the flavor seems a little off. I don't love them, and no one else in the house seems to either. The color is also a little off. They look a bit like dog cookies. If it wasn't for all the cocoa, I'd give them to the pups.
4. Caramel Chex Mix
This is not the exact recipe I used. I can't figure out where I found mine. The caramel I made was made on the stove and had baking soda in it (1/2 tsp if anyone on earth actually wants the recipe), but aside from that, it seems to be the same thing. I'm always leery of microwave caramel.
Nonetheless. It's delicious. Super delicious. I don't have any photos of it because I ate it all. Amy, I'm sorry. I should be "healthier" over the break, but I'm not. I ate a bunch of caramel Chex mix.
I also made traditional Chex Mix - but I don't know if that's even worthy of its own entry, because I make it at least once a year and there was no surprise that it turned out as expected. It's Chex Mix. It's tasty.
Last but not least, caramel corn. This is another something I make every once in a while, but I'm also always on the lookout for a new recipe. So, this year, I tried a new one. I made popcorn on the stovetop and then a stovetop caramel. It is delicious. It is not my favorite caramel corn ever, but it's pretty good. I gave most of this batch away, so I might try a different recipe and make a new batch when my mom comes.
While not from Pinterest, I did make my entire Christmas dinner from Food Network Magazine recipes. My plate looked virtually identical to that.
I bought pretzel rolls from Costco instead of baking bread (because I'm terrible at bread) and added some roasted brussels sprouts as a green veggie... but aside from that, same meal. It was incredibly delicious. I'm a little sad that I didn't make more prime rib.
So... what's next? Mike has pretty much put is foot down on the baking, so I'm going to move on to quilting. I have tons of fabrics to make into a quilt and I think I've found a pattern..
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More from 'American High Style' at the Brooklyn Museum.
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Saturday, July 10, 2010
Here're some quick sketches of a few of the pieces on display at the Met as part of the Costume Institute's 'American Woman' exhibition. The show's concise and well-edited, the display is fantastic, and some of the clothes are amazing! All silhouette and texture and draping. I'm sitting here in cutoffs sort of wishing that people dressed up a little more like they used to.
Friday, July 9, 2010
One of the privileges of my grad program is getting to work closely with the staff at the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, one of only two Smithsonian museums in New York. Over a school year I got to do some pretty neat things, like assist with public programs (this one's great and I think my hair has a brief cameo) and work with the curators on upcoming shows (Sonia Delaunay, spring 2011!). I've also been lucky to do pretty crazy unofficial things, too, that felt like one version of fantasy New York, like attend the Rodarte opening (I asked Laura Mulleavy if all the smiling made her cheeks hurt like a kid at their bar mitzvah).
For a class last semester, students in my program worked with the second year students in the SVA's MFA Design Criticism program to examine the issues surrounding the Design Triennial, which is up now at the Cooper-Hewitt. We wrote a series of blog posts, which will be on the museum's website for the run of the show. Mine went up today! Please take a look and, if you're in the city, stop by the museum. There're some really fantastic projects!
Thursday, July 8, 2010
It's been really hot here. The kind of temperatures for which the only sensible thing to do is lie spread-eagle and motionless. In Toronto, where our unshaded house trapped the day's heat like an oven, I'd wake up in the morning feeling cooked to the bone. I started falling asleep with one arm hanging outside the window to catch a breeze. In New York, when I can, I go to the beach.
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stitch swap!
I finished my piece for the stitch swap over at Wild Olive. Just in case the recipient reads my blog (but I don't think she does), I won't share anything about her or her blog just yet. Surprises are more fun, so I'll try to keep it one.
The "pattern" is a mish-mash of flowers from Doodle Stitching: the Motif Collection. I just free handed from sight using the book as a guide. Some of them are direct copies, and some of them are inspired by the flower patterns in the book.
I love the blue bells the most, I think.
Or maybe I like the orange star flowers the best.
It was fun to pick colors as I went, add extra stitches here and there, and practice lots of different kinds of stitching. I always feel extra pressure (in a good way) to push myself when it comes to making something for someone else. This piece is not something I would have made for myself, so I am thankful for the chance to branch out of my normal style.
I can't wait for my recipient to get it and I really hope she loves it!
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Well...what can I say? I´m very lucky that´s for sure. I received all the great "little lovelies" today....and I love it all, it was too much you know....For my first swap I was very lucky to have you like partner, so Thank you so much and thank you to your husband too i didn´t expected to have such a beautiful note in portuguese!!!
Anderson tem uma esposa fantástica e super talentosa além de linda de morrer....que olhos que ela tem!!! Parabéns tem uma família linda!!! Muito obrigada....Beijinhos do coração....
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Monday, 7 April 2014
Please Turn Off the Music
I mean, take today. I turn up at the pool for a quick lunchtime swim. Nothing too punishing, just forty minutes of lap time in between everything else. Are you with me? Picture Catherine in her nun's training swimmers. Yes I went to a convent high school and like everyone else did years of swimming carnivals and laps in the pool and my swimming attire has never been very hip. In fact, if Proust's first sophisticated and very chic first memory is of 'une madeleine', well, mine is of chlorine up the back of my nose.
You see, it's so very different when you go to the pool in Italy. Especially for the guys. I mean, where in Sydney I've seen blokes hop out of their cars shirtless, shoeless, and lumber down to the North Sydney Pool as though they have just rolled out of bed, in Vicenza once I swear I saw a well-trained hippo in Matching Yellow Bathing Cap and Matching Yellow Teeny Swimmers - every lap completed with a self-satisfied preening as all the old ladies rocked in his wake.
Let us rewind. I'm in my daggy cozzie, needing a wax (next week!) starting to pick up speed, and I see a guy in flippers, fancy goggles, very sleek cap, odious goatie and a set of freakin' ear plugs for music! Hello? And oh gawd he thinks I'm checking him out. And then - I looked over a few lanes - and there was another set of ear phones on another guy's head! Excuse me?
Whatever happened to the sound of water thrumming past your ears, or soft splashing as you cut your hand in the water for backstroke, or listening to your own lungs emptying as your freestyle carves along? Why would you want to miss out on that?
It's something I don't understand, having music broadcast directly into your brain. Don't get me wrong. I LOVE loud music when I drive (though not always, I do like to think) and I spent years under speakers ten times the size of me at concerts when I was young and less deaf, and I do love to dance and party and be surrounded even pummelled by sound. But I feel a little put-off when I see so many people (my offspring included) who are being drip-fed a soundtrack, whose lives are cool movies with not much of a plot.
Whatever happened to daydreaming? Looking out of a train window at the skyline? Catching the tail of an idea unexpectedly? Or the delight of listening in on somebody's conversation?
Have a look about. Isn't it astounding? People sitting on trains and buses are more remote than ever before, each on planet MusicBuzz. Or you hear a wanker yelling into his or her phone for half an hour. That's no fun. Even on the ski slopes I am amazed to see how many people are plugged into sound, with the unplugged sounds of the landscape - and the universe - ignored. How will we ever plumb our secret thoughts and notions or begin to compose our lives if we are always plugged into sound? How will the eddies of our mysterious subconscious ever spill into our thoughts as a shivering surprise?
I seriously wonder if this generation - old and young alike - are stepping away from the Self. If we are becoming more and more of a collective instead of a society of independent lively minds. Think of how many people - young 'uns especially - who have now spent years without ever listening to the dialogue that all of us have within our many selves. Weighing up the day, uncovering our deepest thoughts. How can this happen between Track One and Track Nineteen or a little Random?
Please guys. Please. Just turn off the music. Let's unplug our beautiful brains.
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I loved this perspective on music,Catherine. (Give me excess of it?!)...but silence has its place too! Inside my head I like to hear my thoughts! If silence be the food of a great idea...shhh!
ReplyDeleteSo true Catherine, you capture the idea so well. The first time I came across it, I thought he was using his nose squeezer in his ears...then when he powered down with flippers and handmats I knew I had to change lanes. Maybe he needed the music as he doesn't have any thoughts?!
ReplyDeleteNothing beats a little daydream without a soundtrack. From 5:30 am I get an hour of perfect silence and solitude - and I love it (aside from being tired AS for the remainder of the day!) x
ReplyDeleteOh so true and I miss being able to strike up a conversation on the train, sounds of silence.....ear plugs in the pool.....ha x
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Filling the last of three openings atop US dioceses of a million or more – and two within four days – at Roman Noon this Tuesday, the Pope named Bishop Edward Burns, the 59 year-old head of Alaska's Juneau church since 2008, to lead the 1.3 million-member diocese of Dallas in succession to Cardinal Kevin Farrell, who Francis tapped as founding prefect of the new Roman Dicastery for Laity, Family and Life in August.
Burns' installation as Big D's eighth bishop is scheduled for Thursday, February 9th, in the Catedral Santuario de Guadalupe.
For the figure who's invariably the happiest, most contagiously-beaming member of the Stateside bench (with perpetually off-the-chart levels of enthusiasm, to boot), the move brings a daunting shift of scale that is hard to recall in any instance: going from a 10,000-member Alaska fold to what's now become one of the US church's ten largest outposts. But given Burns' premium on an intimate, hyper-relational style of ministry in Juneau – where, every Monday morning, the bishop and his 12-man presbyterate log into Skype to share Morning Prayer and a group chat – the message here is Rome's hope for that kind of engagement to be translated on the massive stage of what's now the nation's fourth-largest metropolitan area, its lead local church now almost seven times its 1990 size and in need of an ongoing institutional build-out to manage the growth.
A son of Pittsburgh – where he served as vocation director and clergy-personnel chief under now-Cardinal Donald Wuerl – the Dallas pick first carved a wider profile at the USCCB, overseeing the national church's recruitment efforts as priest-director of the conference's vocations secretariat. Amid his new charge's years-long push to increase its number of seminarians – not to mention Dallas being home to Texas' growing college-level formation house, Holy Trinity in Irving – that priority is highlighted by the Pope's choice, as is Burns' even broader strong suit of ministry to young people given above all the presence of the University of Dallas, which is affiliated with the diocese.
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With the Big D pick, a long year of uncertainty ends – according to credible tracking reports, Burns' name came up in the process for practically every major US appointment on deck, from the Twin Cities and Newark to Anchorage and Arlington, and was seen in early buzz as figuring big again for the vacant archdiocese of Indianapolis. It is curious, however, that the one option that was never raised was the one to which he's now been sent... but as Dallas is far closer than the others to his Mom in Arizona – and arguably the plum opening of the current Stateside docket – nobody's complaining.
In any case, upon settling in to his new life of I-30 and 35 traffic and apocalyptic summer heat, one of the key calls awaiting Burns will be his recommendations for a second auxiliary to replace Bishop Doug Deshotel, who was named head of Louisiana's Lafayette diocese (his birthplace) early this year. Considering the new North Texan's black-and-gold roots, however, the more pressing question on Day One lies instead with another choice of team – namely, is he a Cowboys fan now? In any case, it is a remarkable confluence that the chief shepherds of Texas' two largest cities are now both natives of Pittsburgh – the other, of course, being Houston's Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, now the USCCB President.
A 2pm presser is scheduled to introduce the eighth bishop to his new charge. With today's move, seven Stateside Latin sees remain vacant, with another four led by (arch)bishops serving past the retirement age of 75.
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Mark Adams uses a conversational style, punctuated with some comical descriptions ("following a train of photogenic llamas reporting for duty") in Turn Right at Machu Picchu. The book is a triple interweaving of Spanish/Inca history, the account of Hiram Bingham III (Machu Picchu's "discoverer"), and the author's own arduous treks in Peru. Now I can't wait to make my own discoveries on my upcoming trip there.


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