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WELLINGTON – Prop Joe Moody has signed a contract extension to stay with the All Blacks and Canterbury Crusaders until the end of 2019, New Zealand Rugby said Monday.
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COMMONWEALTH EX REL. MILLER, APPELLANT,v.MILLER
Appeal from order of Court of Quarter Sessions of Delaware County, Dec. T., 1965, No. F-11-37, in case of Commonwealth ex rel. Margaret E. Miller v. Elmer Miller.
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[ 209 Pa. Super. Page 197]
This action for support was brought by Margaret Miller against her husband, Elmer Miller, in the Court of Quarter Sessions of Delaware County. At a hearing on October 8, 1965, the trial judge made a temporary award to the wife in the amount of $35.00 per week. After a second hearing on December 10, 1965, however, the court concluded that the wife had withdrawn from the marital domicile without justifiable cause, and, in addition, had refused a bona fide offer of reconciliation. Consequently, the temporary award was revoked and terminated on January 6, 1966. The wife now appeals.
A wife who withdraws from the marriage domicile is entitled to support only if she shows that her husband's conduct justified her leaving, or that he consented to the separation. Commonwealth v. Sgarlat, 180 Pa. Superior Ct. 638, 121 A.2d 883 (1956). But she is not held to the high degree of proof required of the husband and need not establish facts which would entitle her to a divorce; it is sufficient if she justifies living apart from her husband for any reason adequate in law. Commonwealth ex rel. Ross v. Ross, 206 Pa. Superior Ct. 429, 213 A.2d 135 (1965); Commonwealth ex rel. Woodruff v. Woodruff, 188 Pa. Superior Ct. 320, 146 A.2d 376 (1958).
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drink a few years ago and that his subsequent conduct had left her in a "pretty nervous state." On the day of her departure, he told her: "I want you to leave, I want you to get out. I have a lawyer, and if you don't, the lawyer will put you out." Her account of these events was not challenged on cross-examination, nor was it later denied by the husband.
On this record, the trial judge's conclusion that the wife withdrew without justifiable cause cannot stand. The evidence adduced in the court below compels a finding that the husband consented to her departure. Furthermore, his conduct left her little choice but to withdraw from the marriage domicile. The instant case is wholly unlike Commonwealth ex rel. Brown v. Brown, 195 Pa. Superior Ct. 324, 171 A.2d 833 (1961), relied on by the lower court. There, the wife left without her husband's knowledge, in response to an earlier request that was "conditional" in nature. Here, the husband's ultimatum was much stronger than a simple statement that his wife could leave "if she wanted to." In these circumstances, the husband's duty to support and maintain his wife was not terminated by her departure. Commonwealth v. Sincavage, 153 Pa. Superior Ct. 457, 34 A.2d 266 (1943); Commonwealth v. Turnblacer, 183 Pa. Superior Ct. 41, 128 A.2d 177 (1956).
The trial judge further found that the wife forfeited any right to support she may have had by refusing her husband's bona fide offer of reconciliation.
A husband's good faith and sincerity are best measured by his course of conduct before and after the hearing. They are not established by a single offer made transparently for the purpose of escaping liability for support. Commonwealth ex rel. Berry v. Berry, 165 Pa. Superior Ct. 598, 69 A.2d 442 (1949); Hyle v. Hyle, 188 Pa. ...
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By Tucson's standards, it was a two-dog night. So thank god for the slow-glow warmth of a dozen torpedo kegs of honey beer. The fourth Baja Brews craft beer tasting was hosted at Café a la C'Art, the gallery space/café connected to the Tucson Museum of Art. Like most of the other Baja Brews events, this one was slammed with thirsty, curious beer drinkers.
I arrived just on time, grabbed my tasting cup, and held it out to Linette Antillon of Pueblo Vida. She filled me up with Nelson IPA infused with rosemary. The rosemary was harvested by local farm Dreamflower Gardens. Pueblo Vida has a long history and lots of experience infusing herbs and fruits into their beers—every Tuesday they delight a single keg with a unique infusion. The tang of the single hop Nelson (exclusively brewed with the Nelson Sauvin hop) was complemented by the herbaceous softening of rosemary. Nelson Sauvin, by itself, has white wine characteristics and grapey notes, which paired something like brie and Sauvignon blanc with the rosemary. Close your eyes after taking a sip and you expect to open them to a breezy beach along the Côte d'Azur.
Instead of bringing a beer, Thunder Canyon debuted their own honey whiskey. I asked Adam Marshall, Thunder Canyon's head brewer and distiller, how long the whiskey had been aged. "Not long at all," he told me. "We made it Tuesday"—as in, two days before the event. I asked for a mini-pour, swirled, sniffed, swished, and swallowed. It was all honey ("four hundred pounds of it," Marshall confirmed) but with only a shadow of its sweetness: honey flavor without the saccharine tongue-melting treacle of actual honey. Marshall explained to me the "head, hearts, and tails" of distilling. The "head" is what is distilled first, then comes the "heart," and last, the "tails." You want to bottle only the heart, Marshall explained: the liquid produced in the middle of the distilling process, the part with the "nice, clean, honey flavor."
Thunder Canyon will be Tucson's first brewery to start distilling its own spirits. They expect to have rum (spiced and coconut) available for sale at their downtown brewery by March 2017. They were mixing their mesquite honey whiskey with pink lemonade, which seemed to me too pink for a cold January evening. So, I drank it straight, and it was fantastic—sharp, teeth-drying, with that warm-haunting shadow of honey sweetness.
Iron John's brewed a Honey Saison with—in typical John Adkisson style—a variety of eclectic herbs, including hyssop, lemongrass, red clover, jujubes, and red raspberry leaf. It tasted sort of like herbal tea, slightly carbonated, with a nice beery finish. Next time you have a cold, I recommend you skip the Mucinex and opt for an Iron John's concoction.
My favorite beer of the night was Dragoon's Baja Brett Pale Ale, a honey infused wild yeast pale ale, that Tristan White, Dragoon's Manager, described as "funky without being too funky." I hovered around the keg for a few minutes and watched a number of drinkers offer their plastic glasses, take a swig, and then marvel giggelously at the deliciousness swirling down their gullets. "The first sip is all honey," one woman said. And then—she paused, widening her eyes—hits the funk.
Jackie Taylor, Treasurer for Arizona Native Plant Society, took a drink of the Baja Brett and offered her assessment. "Hm," she said. She preferred Pueblo Vida's rosemary Nelson. (That morning Taylor had taken a walk on the Rillito, and had seen rosemary bushes in purplish bloom.)
Borderlands offered up their "Gin Spiced IPA." It was a variation of their Toole Ave Hazy IPA (one of my favorite drinks in town), a New England style IPA infused with Iskashitaa harvested juniper berries from Winterhaven.
There were other beers—from 1912, Barrio, Dillinger, Public—but the cold, the whiskey, and the honey had pushed me up to the edge, and I didn't want to plunge over it.
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Where: Dragoon Brewing Company, 1859 W. Grant Road #111, Tucson, Arizona 85745
On Thursday, March 30, join Edible Baja Arizona and fourteen local craft breweries for the fifth Baja Brews Tasting Event, featuring beers brewed with local citrus. Every eight weeks, Baja Arizona's breweries are working with different locally originating ingredients to craft special beers just for the event.
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The Address Brewing
Beer: Lee Street Shandy
Tasting notes: A pale ale shandy with local oranges and Simcoe hops.
Dillinger Brewing Company
Beer: Citrus Wheat
Tasting notes: Made with local White Sonora Wheat and local citrus fruit for flavor. Garnished with an orange, lime, or lemon.
Borderlands Brewing Company
Beer: Key Lime Tart
Tasting notes: Our take on key lime pie is a slightly sour ale brewed with all the ingredients you'd find in that refreshing pie. It will be tart and slightly sweet from honey, with a green tint and a dry and refreshing finish.
Dragoon Brewing Co.
Beer: To be announced.
Tasting notes: To be announced.
Iron John's Brewing Company
Beer: Smoke in the Orchard
Tasting notes: A smoked-apple Strong Ale. A contribution of apple cider concentrate and apple wood-smoked pilsner malt lay a base of delicate smoke character and fruit in this lightly hopped, medium bodied strong ale. Springtime aromatics from fresh orange blossoms and citrusy notes from pureed cholla cactus fruit make this a most unique beer. Malts: Pilsner, Honey, Applewood-smoked Pilsner, Dextrapils, Wheat; Hops: Challenger, Tettnang, Perle; Yeast: British Ale; Adjuncts: Apple cider concentrate, cholla cactus fruit, orange blossoms.
Thunder Canyon Brewery
Beer: Citrus Maximus
Tasting notes: A Sonoran Desert IPA, supersaturated with the zest of a variety of hand harvested Sonoran Desert citrus.
1912 Brewing Co.
Beer: Naughty Naranja Imperial Blood Orange Sour
Tasting notes: An amped up version of the 1000-year-old East German gose beer style. A nice citrus tartness, pleasant saltiness, with a subtle coriander finish.
Catalina Brewing Company
Beer: Orange Dream
Tasting notes: Another recipe from our "wheat-guy" Eric Fairfield, this traditional American Wheat includes locally sourced BKW White Sonora wheat, a dose of orange zest, and is finished with the light touch of Blood Orange. A perfect blend, providing a slightly-higher ABV to take you to that "Orange Dream," reminiscent of a long-ago drive down Orange Grove Road in the springtime!
Public Brewhouse
Beer: Lemon Poppy
Tasting notes: Our Citruslicious IPA infused with local lemons.
Sentinel Peak Brewing Company
Beer: Backyard Grove Grapefruit IPA
Tasting notes: An American-style IPA made with grapefruits taken directly from our backyard in Northwest Tucson, this beer is sweet and tart with a slight hoppy bitterness that is not overwhelming. It has a very clean finish and remains crisp and refreshing.
Barrio Brewing Co.
Beer: Rae's Special Ruby Red
Tasting notes: Our Grapefruit IPA with a bit of a twist.
Pueblo Vida Brewing Company
Beer: Black Lime Saison with Calamondin Limes
Tasting notes: We infused our newly released Black Lime Saison with locally harvested Calamondin Limes. The unique fragrance of black limes pairs beautifully with the tart Calamondin Limes in our refreshing saison.
10-55 Brewing Company
Beer: To be announced.
Tasting notes: To be announced.
Green Feet Brewing
Beer: To be announced.
Tasting notes: To be announced
Thursday, March 30, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Taste locally sourced unique brews at our fifth Baja Brews tasting event, featuring locally grown citrus -themed beers.
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
This season, each team is required to provide ONE ref every week for the game before or after theirs. These refs will be used at first and third, and will assist the paid referee that GKB provides. If you want to also provide someone for 2nd base... go nuts.
4 comments:
- FRANK said...
Anyone know any of the new teams?
- August 16, 2011 at 9:40 AM
- Chandler said...
Yeah (sort of).
PHDivas - came from GKB's weekend league. They got some decent players.
I'd Hit That - Some from the weekend league, and a lot of free agents. Get drunk and don't be assholes when you play these guys. We don't want to scare new people off.
You Look Like I Need a Drink - They were called "Drunk Again and Looking to Score" last season. They played in WAKA's summer league and went 6-1, then lost in the final four of the tournament.
Rock N Rollas - This is "Brown Chicken, Brown Cow." Smithkey, Tony, Knowlton, Teneille... etc
Kickball Team - I think this is WAKAshame/Homebase Heros... with another name change.
- August 16, 2011 at 9:47 AM
- Captain Fabulous said...
Kickball Team is the former:
Where my Pitches at?
Homebase Heros
Pitches be crazy
Shake N Bake
Recess Rebels
We still have Asians and gingers, but stocked up on fat guys.
- August 16, 2011 at 12:25 PM
- Robes said...
Fyi - The Growlers entire team will be out of town for a wedding week one, that's why we have the doubleheader week two.
- August 16, 2011 at 1:24 PM


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Nescot College Principal Sunaina Mann was invited to a lavish evening reception for talented and high achieving British Asians at Buckingham Palace last Tuesday (October 13th). Hosted by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh to mark a state visit later this month by the Indian President, Pratibha Patil, the event sought to celebrate the unique contribution to British life made by those of Asian descent.
View a clip of Sunaina Mann meeting the Queen (0:38 seconds / 1:10)
Sunaina Mann, who lives in Bookham, was asked to attend in recognition of her achievements, both as Britain's first Asian woman college principal, and for the dramatic improvement in the 50-year-old community college under her leadership. 'It was a wonderful event and as well as meeting the Queen, Prince Philip, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and Princess Michael of Kent, I had the chance to speak to all the sports and television celebrities about our work at the college.
The reception in the Ornate Ballroom, the largest of Buckingham Palace's 775 rooms, was one of the more lively events to take place at the Palace as guests were entertained by a Bollywood dance. The display took place under a 30-ft red velvet canopy, used at the 1911 coronation durbar of King George V and Queen Mary in Delhi, the 300 guests watching the show included actors Meera Syal and Sanjeev Bhaskar, cricketers Samit Patel and Monty Panesar, footballer Michael Chopra, Coronation Street star Jimmi Harkishin, newsreaders Krishnan Guru-Murthy and Riz Latif, Tom Singh, founder of the New Look fashion chain.
The Monarch appeared in a relaxed mood, joking with guests and enjoying the colourful spectacle in the Ballroom, where Mendelssohn once performed organ recitals for Queen Victoria and which is now more commonly used for investitures and state banquets. 'The Queen was a very warm and welcoming host,' said Sunaina.


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On the menu tonight....rice cereal. We are going to try the cereal for a few days and I hope to make up a batch of carrots for her to start on next week. That's when it will get really fun....and messy. :)
After the cereal, daddy fed her the normal bedtime bottle and I couldn't help but notice how cute her little combover is. She's got a sweet little swirl going on.
Hard to believe that she will be 6 months old on Saturday. Can someone please stop time?!?


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So, as a practice exercise, I have been trying to mirror Manel's portrait of Sebastien Tellier.
Here is Manel's portrait:
Not perfect, but it is definitely an improvement over using Adobe Illustrator - and a lot more fun.
Nice work! We had a designer hear a few years back who SWORE by her Wacom Tablet. We actually gave an advance to her husband so he could surprise her with it. I can't make that shit work, but it seems to be the tool of choice for those who have used one.
Thanks for the love on the ATF piece—I you really enjoyed it, check out their FB page and become a fan...we're doing a social media push to improve their communication to a younger demo of theatre goers. So far we've more than doubled their numbers. Every person helps!
Thanks again.
Interesting experiment. I can't draw, on a pad of any variety. I'm a self-professed wordsmith, but without a keyboard I am lost. Fascinating how the tools play such a critical role.ReplyDelete


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Midwest Outdoors published a similar photo to this one, but the position of the hands, the smiles, and the tilt of my head, among other things, such as that the other photo was taken in a larger frame, distinguish the two. Don't mean to step on anyone's toes! This photo actually was published in Fur-Fish-Game about a year ago, but the six month term of rights is passed.
Noodle Rodding Steelheads with Beads and Spawn Sacs
By Bruce Edward Litton
Steelhead beads and spawn netting come in multitudes of color hues for good reason. Highly visual and selective, steelheads can choose color preferences that change with the hour. According to scientific research, their eyes sense infrared and ultraviolet light, although ultraviolet is visible only at the water's surface, which leads anglers to suspect that smolts use it to distinguish floating insects. While ultraviolet light will not be a concern for pursuit of grown steelheads, and we can't judge the infrared hues they see, the steelhead's ability to perceive in these two spectrums is an indication of the extreme sensitivity we deal with. We have plenty of concern by experimenting with colors we can see.
Absorption and reflection of light determines color, so available light and stream conditions can be judged as a starting point in selecting what color bead or netting to use. Depth absorption of light is not quite the only factor. The color a steelhead sees 20 feet away will very likely shift as the object gets closer to the fish, but lateral light absorption is not a major concern because steelheads tend to move little more than a couple of yards to strike a bead or spawn sac. Nevertheless, it's worth knowing about because in water clear enough, a steelhead may see a bead coming 20 feet away. It's wise to place casts well ahead of target for a stealthy approach.
Sometimes steelheads on a particular river will strike one color all season, while steelheads on another stream nearby will strike another, or shift preference by the hour, day, or week. Ultimately, color preferences are a mystery we don't know about. But we can begin our approach to the unknown by contrasting color with background. For example, if the water is clear, yet slightly tannic brown and weather is sunny, a bead painted over with iridescent nail polish (can't find these commercially), or white, orange, apricot, peach, red, or bright fluorescent chartreuse stand out against the brownish background and may work. A fluorescent color may stand out too much and spook steelheads. In any case, you should be prepared to experiment. Whether or not steelhead will continue to hit a color drawing consistent strikes through the day is up to more than we may judge. If you're not getting strikes, weather conditions or the spot you're fishing may not be the problem; it may be because you haven't tried the right color, so long as your presentation is otherwise in order.
I got interested in color after I had fished for hours a run of the Salmon River in New York known to produce. I was using a nail polish colored bead I had previous success with, but failing to experiment with others. Laziness can feel all too comfortable. At the time I knew comparatively little about steelheads' selectivity, but certainly enough about it to act. Another guy walked up, waded in, and caught two steelheads in 15 minutes' time.
So invest in many colors; fill the pockets of your vest. Standard sized beads are 10mm in diameter, some a little smaller, some as large as 14mm. Most are hard plastic with a line passage through the center. The soft plastic beads you can pin on a hook are marginally popular for salmon. I've never used them for steelhead because I fear the hook looks too unnatural and won't hook up as effectively. And although the salmon eggs that steelheads feed on are singular in color, color contrast on individual beads may make a difference. So you can doctor beads with nail polish and/or model paint. With spawn sacs, contrasting netting with eggs is worth trying, as is placing a small bead inside a spawn sac to produce an "eye" effect. We don't really know why it works, but results are that it does.
Float rigs by use of noodle rods are effective for placing the bead or spawn sac at steelheads' eye level. Noodle rods are 10 to 15 foot, light power spinning rods with super-slow action to absorb the thrusts of 10 to 20 pound steelheads. Six pound test monofilament line on the reel spool is standard. Much more than this would easily result in a broken rod if the leader were also heavier test. The famous C formation is achieved by holding the reel upward, the rod in a total bend with butt forward directly under the tip high above, the rod taking shock in that absorbing bend to protect a five pound test leader. Fighting a large steelhead is an arduous exercise—the fish may depart on more than a dozen runs—but with careful determination and practice, you will catch most hooked. When netting a steelhead, let it run if it wants to go. Don't force the issue. Awkward netting of fish results in some losses after long battles. Lower the net lip to bottom and let the steelhead in.
Steelhead floats come in many brands. Those that are mostly clear bodied may be less obtrusive, but a color top allows you to notice when it suddenly goes under. Use those that allow you to pass line through soft plastic sleeves at top and bottom, so you can adjust the position of the float on the line. A series of split shots, heaviest near the float to anchor it (medium sized split shot), and a few BB sized near a micro swivel, create a J pattern as the rig moves downstream with current. The heavier split shot up the line lag behind, while the end of the J curve presents the bead out in front.
Beneath the last BB split shot, the micro swivel is tied to six pound test monofilament and five pound test fluorocarbon fly leader. Fluorocarbon sinks and that's perfectly fine for fishing a bead along bottom. The knot is simple. Pass the leader through the bead; loop back and pass it through again. Pass the tag end through the loop created, and turn it six times as if you were tying a clinch knot. Tighten into the bead and it will stay in place. You will tie the hook with the tag end so you have two and a half inches between bead and hook. This way, the steelhead takes the egg and it slips free when the hook is set; the hook usually meets the corner of the mouth for a clean release later. Tying off the bead to hold it in place is critical. Using a toothpick inevitably results in slippage on the line.
A size 8 to 12 wide gap, heavy steel egg (bead) hook is needed. These are not the same as gold salmon egg hooks and more than several brands produce the like. They are clinch knot tied with the tag end of the bead knot.
A note on split shot. Lead has become unpopular as environmentally friendly alternatives are on the rise. Don't use shiny tin split shot. They spook steelheads, especially on sunny days. Use a tin/bismuth combination even duller in appearance than lead.
Typically the fishing is in water three or four feet deep, especially through current breaks where salmon eggs have funneled and fallen into a pocket. Steelheads clean up some of the mess salmon make. This is the whole point of using beads, even though many colors do not resemble salmon eggs. Imagine a green salmon egg. It would be like something out of Dr. Seuss, but green is a color steelheads will respond to on occasion. Green eggs and slam!
Cast well ahead of your target zone and hold the rod high to keep a fairly tight line off the water and on the float, not so tight that it affects drift. Trout fishing of all kinds in streams is about drift. More often than not, a little experimentation is required in setting the float and shifting the split shot to get that J presentation coming right at the eye-zone, bead first. This can be more daunting than it is for me to relate it to you in words. But if you are new to steelhead fishing, you have to begin somewhere. And the surest indication that the float is set too high is that it gets hung on bottom or drags at less than current speed.
A float riding right along can be deceiving. If your bead is riding two or three feet off bottom with steelheads six or seven feet deep, as on occasion there are, none are likely to rise for it. And if you've got the float set right, remember that steelheads have 300 degree vision. If water is clear, you can bet they see the color indicator on the float. It's a good idea to contrast bead and float color, since color against background arouses interest in the fish. A float isn't much of a background, but the color is very distinct and steelheads see it. So buying more than one color float is a good idea.
Most of the time, a float set a little more than three feet above the hook is right. With the J effect, the bead is presented close to three feet under the surface. When the float dips under, rear back on the rod immediately. When I first began steelheading, I found it very counterintuitive that most of the fish are in about three feet of water, sometimes two feet. The size of these fish made me feel they would naturally gravitate to holes. If brown trout share the river you fish, you will more likely find them deep and dark. After all, browns are nocturnal. Rainbows leap for the sun; browns dig for bottom. There's more poetry in the previous sentence than truth, but nevertheless, the two are very different species and browns clearly seem to be more nocturnal. Steelheads like shallows even in the middle of winter to warm their backs the slightest degree on sunny afternoons.
Nevertheless, the best weather conditions are nasty. Snow in November is a real good sign. Get out and fish in it. Drift boats with three inch drafts float all day on the Salmon River in January, equipped with propane heaters. And if snow is piling up on the banks, it's usually for the better. If water is clear, remember the list of colors I outlined. If it's somewhat stained with visibility reduced to a foot and a half, try bright colors like red or fluorescent chartreuse first.
Particularly while wading a river, persistence is worth a lot more than routine on the job left behind for the outing. True enough, if you finish a drift boat trip, you may feel the duration of it all the way down, and it feels real good. But your guide knows the river like the steelheads do by plying it for years. This advantage is worth money spent, a smart way to get started. But if you beat back the bushes against waders and roll the rocks under wading shoes, remember that experimenting with colors and adjusting the float to get it about right is possibly more important than finding spots with fish in them. Typically, moderate runs of current about three or four feet deep will hold some steelheads.
You can experiment with both beads and spawn sacks noodle rodding, not so much that you get frantic, but enough that you feel your own effort sort of like coffee water simmering. It's the sort of involvement that never gets bored and tends to eventually hit it right—score—and allows you to leave happy. Spawn sacks are presented by float or by simply using enough split shot to feel the occasional tick of the stream bottom, but the hook penetrates the sack and rather than size 8 to 12, a size 4 outset hook is appropriate. The first several casts with a spawn sack may be the most valuable because the release of oil and fluid from hook penetration flows along with the sack, dispersing. Sight is not the only sense steelhead have. By analogy, I think of another sight feeder, the bluefish, which have a highly developed sense of smell, although more of smell and far less discrimination by sight. No fish seems to compare to the steelhead for sight. There's no end to appreciations of the steelhead's sight abilities because their preferences change in truly uncanny ways. Unless you become an expert at matching color for response, you may feel the suspense of uncertainty more than assurance, except by keeping yourself busy experimenting or catching fish. You don't want mere fish sense to beat your reasoning mind.
Don't forget to layer clothing sufficiently and carry some ultraviolet light wader repair fluid, which hardens by sunlight exposure even on cloudy or rainy days. Most drift boat trips include wading. Vermiculite hand and toe warmers are a must. And a pair of wading cleats can save you from more than wet clothes and pneumonia as a result. On the Salmon River I fish, it's understood by everyone that cleats are a necessity.
Steelhead fishing is for hardy anglers who find an attraction not only in the beauty, size, and subtlety of these fish, but the chilly weather conditions and stark environments confronted while going after them. I know people who have drift boat fished at three degrees in the afternoon, taking every advantage of the propane heater, but catching steelheads nevertheless. To be fully functional when weather and environment oppose you—active with a will to succeed, steady as river flow—is something relatively few pursuits offer anyone, and those who experience never forget.


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The Friends of Usambara Society is a grassroots organization that uses sustainable tourism to conserve the nature and culture of the Usambara Mountains region.
The goal of the Green School Program in the Magamba Nature Reserve is to plant fruit trees around 3 primary schools that surround the reserve and a water catchment area called Lushoto Jegetal.
The idea is that students are the ones planting the seedlings, and in turn learning about erosion control, mitigating climate change, improving access to clean water, and creating an income source for their community. Furthermore, fostering environmental stewardship within the communities children will create tomorrow's conservation leaders.


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Hotel Review: Hôtel Chavanel
As a travel blogger, it takes a special hotel to really impress me. Hôtel Chavanel did just that. This recently opened hotel is the definition of Parisian luxury. A boutique hotel located steps away from the designer shops on Rue Saint Honore and the high end dessert shops near the Madeleine.
Not a single detail was missed in the design of this hotel, starting with the prestigious french lace curtains and the beautiful furniture. The hotel is luxurious without being pretentious or snobby. It's modern, it's comfortable and it's chic.
When we arrived to Hôtel Chavanel it was hours before check-in time, but the friendly staff happily stored our luggage for us while we went sightseeing. When we arrived at 4pm not only was our room ready but our luggage was already in the room for us! Wonderful service.
The room was incredibly spacious for Paris, and came with a seating area with a cozy couch and a beautiful table topped with champagne, chocolates and Laduree macaroons. It's doesn't get more French than that! For those looking for even more space, their junior suite offers the perfect amount of room for anyone with a longer stay.
The large bed felt like a giant cloud thanks to the big fluffy pillow and an irresistibly soft cashmere blanket. The soft lighting on the headboard accentuated the soft lace pattern pulled from the same design of the curtains. Parisians certainly know style and quality, and neither is missed at this hotel.
Quality was also clear in the bathroom, where Nuxe bath products and plushy towels were just begging to be used. The shower was easy to use and had excellent water pressure. After my shower there was a beautiful robe for use.
It's not just the location or beautiful room that makes me eager to return to this hotel, it's most certainly the staff. They were constantly going out of their way to make sure we were comfortable, and I always felt welcomed by them. A stay at Hôtel Chavanel guarantees the perfect Paris getaway, whether it's a girls shopping trip or a romantic weekend. To book a room for yourself check out their website, HotelChavanel.com
Want to see more? Check out the video from my stay below:
The team at Kelly Ella Maz were welcomed to Hotel Chavanel as guests, however our opinions remain our own.


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NCAA Tournament 2013: Temple Owls Move Past NC State Behind Wyatt's Big DayMarch 23, 2013
The Temple Owls basketball team got off to a huge lead early and was able to hold on just long enough to beat the North Carolina State Wolfpack in Round 2 of the 2013 NCAA Tournament on Friday.
Senior guard Khalif Wyatt scored 31 points to lift the Owls to a 76-72 victory. Fellow senior Jake O'Brien contributed 18 points as well, including four three-pointers.
The Owls, the No. 9 seed in the East region, got it going early and led for all but the first three minutes of the game. Though the team did not match the size of N.C. State, they made up for it by hitting from outside and getting to the foul line often.
Despite a courageous second-half comeback by the eighth-seeded Wolfpack, Wyatt was able to hit all six of his free-throw attempts in the final 33 seconds to secure the upset.
At halftime Fran Dunphy's squad held an impressive 16-point lead over the Wolfpack after O'Brien hit a clutch three-pointer with 21 seconds remaining in the half.
Surprisingly the Wolfpack actually shot better (58 percent) than the Owls (48 percent) in the game. However, the big difference in this one was the turnover margin, as TU was able to force 13 turnovers while losing the ball only five times.
The win was yet another victory by an Atlantic 10 team. All five members of the conference in this year's tournament won in the round of 64.
The Wolfpack had their way down low and held a strong advantage in the rebounding department grabbing 12 more boards than the Owls.
C.J. Leslie scored 20 points, and Richard Howell contributed 14 points and 15 rebounds for Mark Gottfried's crew. Lorenzo Brown also added 22 points and nine assists for the Wolfpack.
The Owls did their best to control a slow pace in the game by getting to the free-throw line frequently, garnering a whopping 33 attempts. Though the team struggled from the line (64 percent), Wyatt hit 12 of his 14 free-throw attempts.
Wyatt, the Atlantic 10 leading scorer during the regular season, played very well despite dealing with a finger injury. Rahlir Hollis-Jefferson also chipped in 12 points and 2 blocks for the cherry and white.
The win was the second tournament victory for Dunphy's Owls in the past three seasons. The Owls move on to play the top-seeded Indiana Hoosiers on Sunday, March 24.


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BF CITILAND CORPORATION, PETITIONER, VS. MARILYN B. OTAKE, RESPONDENT. G.R. No. 173351, July 29, 2010.
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Under Batas Pambansa Blg. 129, otherwise known as the Judiciary Reorganization Act of 1980, the plenary action of accion publiciana must be brought before regional trial courts.4 With the modifications introduced by Republic Act No. 7691, the jurisdiction of regional trial courts has been limited to real actions where the assessed value exceeds P20,000.00 or P50,000.00 if the action is filed in Metro Manila. If the assessed value is below the said amounts, the action must be brought before first level courts. As so amended, BP 129 now provides:
Sec. 33. Jurisdiction of Metropolitan Trial Courts, Municipal Trial Courts, and Municipal Circuit Trial Courts in Civil Cases. – Metropolitan Trial Courts, Municipal Trial Courts, and Municipal Circuit Trial Courts shall exercise:
x x x x
(3) Exclusive original jurisdiction in all civil actions which involve title to, or possession of, real property, or any interest therein where the assessed value of the property or interest therein does not exceed Twenty thousand pesos (P20,000.00) or, in civil actions in Metro Manila, where such assessed value does not exceed Fifty thousand pesos (P50,000.00) exclusive of interest, damages of whatever kind, attorney's fees, litigation expenses, and costs: Provided, That in cases of land not declared for taxation purposes, the value of such property shall be determined by the assessed value of the adjacent lots. (Emphasis supplied)
Under BP 129, as amended, jurisdiction even in accion publiciana cases is determined by the assessed value of the property.5 The Court recently explained inSpouses Alcantara v. Nido6 that assessed value is the worth or value of the property as fixed by the taxing authorities for the purpose of determining the applicable tax rate. The assessed value does not necessarily represent the true or market value of the property.7
In the present case, the complaint,8 which was filed after the enactment of R.A. 7691, contained a statement that, based on the tax declaration9 filed in the Office of the Assessor, the lot subject of the accion publiciana has an assessed value of P48,000.00. A copy of the tax declaration was attached as Annex "B" of the complaint. The subject lot, with an assessed value below the jurisdictional limit of P50,000.00 for Metro Manila, comes within the exclusive original jurisdiction of the MeTC under BP 129, as amended. Thus, the RTC erred in holding that the MeTC had no jurisdiction in this case.
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——Man I hope this dies - I dont think I can stand hearing the term ObamaCare the rest of my life.——
If this got flushed over a month ago, Odumbo already has his contingency plan in place. Whatever it is, he will begin acting immediately.
The Constitution is an old yellowed document, if the ideas that it incorporates are no longer held or valued by the people.
"...I agree to this Constitution, with all its faults, if they are such... and believe further, that this is likely to be well-administered for a course of years, and can only end in despotism, as other forms have done before it, when the people shall become so corrupted as to need despotic government, being incapable of any other..."
Benjamin Franklin, 1787, urging the adoption of the US Constitution.


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International Sculpture Center (ISC) recently announced that alumnus Ian Alexander Horn received honorable mention in the Outstanding Senior Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture for his senior thesis piece. Along with others, Horn will be recognized in the October 2010 issue of Sculpture Magazine, which ISC publishes, as well as the Grounds for Sculpture's fall/winter exhibition catalogue.
Horn was one of 445 student entrants from 176 colleges and university sculpture programs in North America and abroad. The jury, paneled by Creighton Michael, Rocio Aranda-Alvarado, and Oliver Herring, reviewed over 1,100 images of sculptural works.
Horn graduated in May 2010 and was recognized as an outstanding senior in Fine Arts. His thesis work, which was a two-floor installation housed off-campus at the site of an old addressing and machining factory in Columbus, can be seen online at http://ccad.digication.com/Whitecellproductions in the section Adonta ta mele (her still singing limbs), 2 Crescent Lane.
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If we hadn't been told, we never would have guessed that this is Ryan Philippe smashing his face into his car visor, attempting NOT to be photographed leaving Teddy's Thursday night. You'd think he was married and sneaking around on his wife! But he's single now and going clubbing is not a crime. Photographers say he needs an attitude improvement.
Posted by Janet on June 30, 2007
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By Anonymous
On June 30, 2007 at
That's not Ryan it is Kevin Connolly
By Anonymous
On June 30, 2007 at
these "photographers" need a real job.
these photographers are partly responsible for the media scrutiny of these nobodies.
Ryan Phillipe is a nobody.
By Anonymous
On July 1, 2007 at
Suprise he owns a shirt I thought he own only t-shirt luckly he isn't driving.
By Anonymous
On July 1, 2007 at
Not Ryan. Look at the picture people
By Sunseeds777
On July 2, 2007 at
What ever happen to using a paper sack to put over ones head or wearing a hoodie.
This guy, what he needs is to be hitting the gym and not hanging out in those bars. That's where you meet the nice girls at.
A word to the wise, just keep your back to the wall as in terms of exercise bikes and let those gals pedal in front of you. So you can see which ones are serious about weight loss and personal health.
Why hang out with the losers in bars, fun to go and look and watch people make an arse of themselves but don't join that crowd.
By Anonymous
On July 3, 2007 at
Ryan who? Wasn't he once somebody?


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December 6, 1963
Murray ROTHSTEIN et al., on behalf of themselves and all others similarly situated, Plaintiffs,
AL MANUTI, AL Knopf, Max L. Arons, and Hy Jaffe, as President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer, respectively, of Associated Musicians of Greater New York, Local 802, Associated Musicians of Greater New York, Local 802, an unincorporated labor organization; and the Honest Ballot Association, as agents for and acting on behalf of Associated Musicians of Greater New York, Local 802, Defendants
The opinion of the court was delivered by: LEVET
The plaintiffs, by order to show cause, seek a preliminary injunction enjoining a referendum and the implementation of certain resolutions amending the by-laws of the defendant Local 802. Plaintiffs, members in good standing of Local 802, are professional musicians who act as sidemen in both the single and steady engagement fields.
They sue in their own behalf and as representatives of a class variously alleged in the complaint to be the entire union membership and that portion of the membership which has petitioned the Local protesting certain actions. The defendants, in addition to the Local itself, are its officers and the Honest Ballot Association which, pursuant to one of the challenged resolutions, is conducting the referendum sought to be enjoined. The verified complaint alleges that the challenged resolutions are violative of Sections 101 and 501 of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959, 73 Stat. 522, 535, 29 U.S.C. §§ 411, 501 (LMRDA) and Section 302 of the Labor Management Relations Act of 1947, as amended, 73 Stat. 537, 29 U.S.C. § 186 (LMRA).
There seems to be little dispute as to the facts. On September 9, 1963, Local 802's annual By-Law meeting was held. The members present approved Resolution No. 3 (Complaint Ex. C) by a vote of 683 to 319, thereby amending the By-Laws to abolish the 1 1/2% Work tax
and increasing the annual membership dues from $ 24.00 to $ 80.00, effective January 1, 1964. The sum of $ 80.00 was to include the per capita tax of the American Federation of Musicians, Local 802's parent body. (Arons Aff. p. 3)
At the same meeting, two other resolutions were enacted amending Article VIII, Section 1 and Article VII, Section 7 of the By-Laws. The amendment to Article VII, Section 1 replaced the annual September By-Law meeting with three annual By-Law meetings to be held in February, May and October respectively, and provided:
'* * * all resolutions adopted at the February and May meetings shall go into effect on July 1st, and all resolutions adopted at the October meeting shall go into effect on January 1st, unless the Resolution itself provides for a later effective date.' (Complaint Ex. D)
The second lowered the quorum requirement for meetings from 500 to 250. (Complaint Ex. E) The membership did not act on Resolutions No. 21, 26, 36, 37, 38 and 39 at the meeting because prior to their being reached on the agenda there was a failure of a quorum. (Arons Aff. p. 4)
On September 12, 1963, the Local's Executive Board, acting pursuant to Article VIII, Section 3 of the By-Laws, adopted Resolutions No. 21, 26, 36, 37, 38 and 39. Article VIII, Section 3 provides:
'In the event of the failure to obtain a quorum at * * * the By-Law (September) meetings, the Executive Board has the power to act on all proposed amendments for the * * * By-Laws * * * submitted by the membership and as published in the Journal as provided for in the By-Laws.' (Complaint Ex. B, p. 57)
All the resolutions adopted by the Executive Board had been, prior to the September 9th meeting, published in the Journal. (Arons Aff. p. 4)
Resolution No. 36 provided inter alia for the continuance of the 1 1/2% Work tax through December 31, 1963 and the automatic expulsion from membership for failure to pay the work dues within two weeks of a steady and four weeks of a single engagement. (Complaint Ex. F)
Resolution No. 21 amended a pre-existing By-Law which prohibited union members working in theatrical shows in which they invest money by preventing its evasion 'under the name of a corporation or other business entity, and/or an agent, nominee or member of his family.' (Arons Aff. pp. 13-14) Resolution No. 26, introduced by the plaintiff Gurton, changed the date for regular meetings of the Local to the 'third Monday of each month' at 3:00 P.M. (ibid.). The record before this court on this motion is barren as to what was effectuated by Resolutions No. 37, 38 and 39 other than the characterization in Aron's affidavit that they 'merely made minor changes in the wording of some of the By-Laws to conform with the Court decisions * * *.' (id. at 14)
After the membership became aware of the action at the September 9th meeting increasing the dues to $ 80.00 per year, many members protested the increase to the officers of the Local. (Arons Aff. Ex. 1) The Executive Board upon consideration (see Arons Aff. Ex. 2) voted unanimously, with one member absent, pursuant to Article VIII of the By-Laws to submit the issue of membership dues increase to a referendum vote. Article VIII of the By-Laws provides:
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'2. A referendum shall be had on any particular proposal submitted:
'(a) A referendum on said proposal is voted for by a majority of the entire Executive Board; (Complaint Ex. B, p. 58)
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'7. (a) If the membership approves any proposal in the referendum which constitutes an amendment to or alteration or change of an existing By-Law, it shall go into effect in the manner provided for by the By-Laws, as and if it had been passed at the next ensuing September (By-Law) meeting.' (Id. at pp. 59-60)
The official Notice of Referendum was mailed to the membership of Local 802 on October 15, 1963 and published in the October, 1963 issue of ALLEGRO, the official organ of Local 802. The notice provided in part:
'* * * Under the authority of Article VIII of the By-Laws, the Executive Board unanimously voted on September 30, 1963 to submit to a Referendum of the entire membership an Amendment to the By-Laws of Local 802 which repeals the action taken at the September Meeting. The Executive Board's proposal reduces the $ 80.00 a year membership dues to $ 30.00* and reinstates the '*Note: We cannot go back to $ 24.00 a year annual dues because at the June 1963 Convention of the A.F.M. it was voted that the dues of every member of every Local be increased by $ 6.00 a year. This $ 6.00 is to be paid as per capita dues to the Federation.'
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Friday 15th May sees the launch of the Anaphylaxis Campaign's annual 'Orange Wig Day 2015'; a day that aims to highlight the risks, symptoms and treatment of severe allergies and anaphylaxis.
Many of us can relate to having allergies, with 1 in 4 people experiencing at least one during some point in their life but less of us are aware of the impact of incredibly severe allergies and anaphylaxis. Recent reports show that in 2013/14 hospital admissions for allergies rose by 7.7% to over 20,000. Of these admissions, 19.2% were for anaphylactic reactions (Health and Social Care Information Centre, 2014). Not only can the condition affect a person physically but it can also impact on their quality of life, making lifestyle choices more difficult.
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(DAYTONA BEACH, FL 4/29/30) – The Florida chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Florida) yesterday joined Awake the State and Volusia County high school students to protest against a biased bill (SB 864) proposed by State Senator Alan Hays, which opponents say is rooted in Islamophobia and would remove the state from the textbook selection process.
CAIR-FL also said the bill would open the door for special interest groups to promote religious and political biases in the textbook selection process.
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Background: Islamophobic Florida Republican Would Legalize Textbook Censorship
Video: Exposing ACT's Anti-Muslim Campaign to Censor Textbooks & Alan Hays' SB 864
CAIR-FL Chief Executive Director Hassan Shibly welcomed an amendment to the bill yesterday that no longer mandated school districts to select textbooks on their own without the guidance of the state.
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"It is inspiring to see the students take a stand against politicians like Alan Hays who have allowed their anti-Muslim biases to drive them to sponsor bills that would wreak havoc on Florida's educational system. The efforts of the students and our allies paid off yesterday as SB 386 has been amended to have its worst parts removed. We are still concerned that the bill is unnecessary, driven by Islamophobia and not in the best interests of our children, but we are grateful that it has been stripped of its most harmful provisions thanks to overwhelming opposition by the Florida public."
The Florida Senate is soon expected to vote on the amended version of the bill which still faces heavy community criticism as needless and cumbersome legislation motivated by anti-Muslim bias CAIR-FL is a chapter of America's largest Muslim civil liberties and advocacy organization. Its mission is to enhance the understanding of Islam, encourage dialogue, protect civil liberties, empower American Muslims, and build coalitions that promote justice and mutual understanding.


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For various reasons, we have been playing outside a lot this summer. I've had my little furniture project to handle (more on that in a moment) and plus, if you're inside with a boy who is done with naps (for the most part),then you cannot stay inside all day. I don't mean that he can't stay inside. I mean, that I, personally, cannot stay inside all day long cooped up in the house. Even if I lived in a 50 million square foot house, it might be too small for the both of us at some point in the day. James has been LOVING his tractor - as soon as we go outside he drives it from the garage into the backyard, and it has all of my sandpaper/furniture scraper tools/drinks for outside/anything else we need in it in the trailer. Sometimes he "mows the grass" if Daddy hasn't been able to get to it that week, and lately, he's been lining up his other toys in front of it and pushing them all at once with the front of the tractor. He loves it. This is an outfit from Cracker Barrel (now, don't be so shocked). He had the 2T and now he has the 3T - I cannot remember which set of grandparents gave us which size, but I think both sets covered him with this outfit last year and this year. Not sure how visible this is, but James started pulling back out these older Toy Story crocs and wearing them every single day. They are too small to wear with the strap on the back, so he has to wear the strap pulled up on the front. They have fuzzy stuff inside - like for winter - and the fuzziness does not come out. I noticed a week or two ago that there was an awfully nasty smell going around everywhere we went. Then I realized...it's those shoes. The smell TERRIBLE. I have tried to get him t trade them in for the Scooby's that actually fit and don't have fuzzies inside, but once his mind is made up, you can forget it. Finally, I ordered him a new pair of Toy Story crocs in his current size and WITHOUT FUZZY STUFF inside, and they should be here tomorrow. Thank goodness because I cannot quit gagging over those things. Zappos is a great website to order shoes from. Landon needed some new flip flps and ordered on it, and then I found the Toy Story crocs on it (the crocs website was out of his size in them). And, you can return for free. How about that? Convenient. Anyway, it will be a happy moment when those shoes come tomorrow.
Alright, so here's an update on my furniture. I'm done. D O N E. That's just it. I did the chair awesome, then did the round table and two end tables pretty well, and the couch and final end table, well, they are just okay. I asked Landon yesterday in the car if he thought I could be done with them. He said, "I'm not sure. I'll have to look at them to see what I think." Then I realized. I don't care. I don't care what he thinks about it. I don't care what anyone thinks about it. I'm just done with them. I'm ready to paint them, and you know what? Guess? I don't care. I am a finisher of projects. I am not someone who starts things and doesn't finish them - especially if it's something that is basically junking up the backyard. That, I especially cannot stand. So, I'm ready to paint. I'm assuming I can spray paint this stuff - wait, let me rephrase. I'm planning to spray paint this furniture. If there are pieces of paint that still chip off, then I'll have extra paint and will spray paint over them every time a piece chips off. I need to head to Wal-Mart to investigate this next phase of my project. So...painting should happen sometime this week - even in the midst of VBS, I am hoping - and I will be one step closer! Whoo-hoo!
James has been big into this slip and slide that I bought at a consignment sale a while back. The problem: he doesn't want to wear his clothes when he plays in the water. Finally, yesterday, I looked and he had taken every bit of his clothing off. Not even his underwear was on. I just had to shake my head and keep moving on with my furniture scraping. I knew if the neighbors came out into the backyard that I would have to take him inside for some clothes, but until then I just let his little naked behind run around in the water.
Grammie has sent a couple of funny things for James lately. One is this preschool workbook that she wrote her name and GatorPa and James and Katie's on the animals...which cracks me up. Then, she sent James a Scooby Doo magazine and me a little Betty Crocker cookbook. When I thanked her by text for the little package with the magazine and cookbook, she responded, "Well, the cookbook's not that great." HAHA. This cracked me up - well, thanks for sending it then :) I think no matter what your age, you are always excited to get something in the mail (that is not a bill!!).
AND, Great Grandma and Great Grandpa sent James the sweetest card in the mail with some money! He was so excited!
Last night we went to Nicole Bramlett's wedding. It was just precious. It is so fun to go to a wedding when you can obviously see the bride and groom are Jesus followers and sincerely desire to have that kind of marriage. It was sweet. We missed Jeanette though! Jeanette...don't think we are going to let you stay there to live!!!! We miss you too much here!
Colossal Coaster World VBS starts at church this week. Here's James and me before church yesterday. We are EXCITED! We hope LOTS of kids come to hear about who can give them LIFE!
We went to Monterrey like usual yesterday for lunch with some of our favorite friends, and James and Ava lined the chairs up like this out on the patio (we were the only people sitting out there). I thought it was really funny - and strange.
And for my last thought. So, one of my favorite new things about our van is that I could load some pictures of us in to be a wallpaper screen - isn't that awesome?? Well, wouldn't you know it, James HATES it. I don't know why. Why does he care? Who knows, but I just know that every time that screen is on, he screams and freaks out about putting the "black" screen back...it is crazy. So, for some reason, he hates to see pictures of our family. Just fantastic.
It's going to be a busy week, and we are READY! More VBS preparation today and then starting tomorrow...Colossal Coaster World!


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Max's Notes are my personal takeaways. No background at all, just the standout usable bits I want to remember from my reading. If I write about a book here, you can know that I found it sane and useful - and most likely it made me laugh.
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Bonjour, Happiness! Secrets to Finding Your Joie de Vivre, by Jamie Cat Callan
You were warned! I have persisted. More with the Frenchwomen.
The Saturn Return: Another chance to grab the brass ring, attend to leftover dreams. Last up to around age 59.
Frenchwoman do not give house tours to their guests. They like to keep their secrets. They regard blabbing and dishing as very American.
The secret garden, mentioned in Ooh La La!, can be the bedroom. (But not if all your guests see it.) The secret garden is for sleeping late, journaling, reading, and enjoying scent, candles, flowers. It is good to protect and nourish one's secret garden.
Do not save the best for "best;" you will spend more trying to achieve pleasure that could be yours already.
Changer les idées: Take a real break. Don't bring everything with you.
The Frenchwoman is not ashamed of looking like she made an effort, because she DID.
Frenchwomen do not buy in bulk. (Partly because shopping is a chance to flirt, and be seen.)
Le regardez: Being seen, being appreciated. Frenchwomen like it. They like looking at themselves, too, and apparently do not feel ashamed for it.
And they will make an entrance. You hear them coming. Click click. (They're wearing heels, duh.) They frame themselves in the doorway, wait until they're seen, smile, make their grand entrance, click click click, bisous all around, unwrap their scarf, and everyone is hypnotised. Suggestion: Practice this move when nothing is at stake.
Dinner parties. They have them a lot. Here's how:
- Store-bought desserts. No shame. Because their bakeries kick ass, so why not? But a lot of places around the world have good bakeries.
- Keep it simple: kir royale, a little nibble, maybe a first course of a split fig with crumbled chèvre and mint, a simple cassoulet, store-bought bread (see above) with the cheese course, simple salad, dessert, then espresso. NOTHIN TO IT.
- Warm the cheese on the counter for a while - don't pull it right out of the fridge
- A trou normand - "Normandy hole" - is a palate cleanser, a little gap. Apple sorbet with a shot of Calvados.
- Take the pressure off by only serving your tried-and-true recipes. You don't need a big repertoire. Serve the stuff that has make-ahead components.
- Serve each course separately on little plates.
Some other things about eating:
- "Manger" is something les animaux do. "Dîner" is what the people do.
- Frenchwomen don't take seconds
- Snacks are RIGHT OUT
- and the kitchen is closed outside mealtimes
Those lists of closet basics? Oh, yes, this book has one too:
- Classic white button-down
- Pencil skirt
- Perfect-fitting jeans
- Neutral jacket
- Cashmere pully
- Cardigan
- Trench
(Note to self from my reading of this book in August 2016: I HAVE NOT ONE OF THESE. Shocking! Note from February 2017; Situation: Remedied. (Partly.))
Things to consider:
- Your handwriting should have panache
- You could have a potted herb garden
- See Babette's Feast (why have I not done this already?)
- Take care of your sick neighbors with a covered dish. It's not hard.
- Take dance lessons
- Keep up your languages
- Spa day. (This just keeps coming up.)
- Always: good shoes or boots.
- There is no word in French for "flirt." Because it's what they are soaking in?
"Money is not so important. Beauty: VERY IMPORTANT!" -I'm sorry this is just a note, not an exact quote. It's the right idea though.
Takeaway, or One Thing I Will Do Different Now
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