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But First, Brunch At Nicky's Coal Fired
Maybe you caught my StyleBlueprint Nashville take over or you've seen my recent Instagram stories, but it's no secret, Nicky's Coal Fired is by far one of my Nashville favorites. From their delicious housemade pasta to their craft cocktails and crispy coal-fired pizza, I'll gladly order one of everything on the menu. When I heard the news of bomboloni, breakfast pizzas, and mimosa kits, I knew where I'd be on Sunday morning!
Brunch at Nicky's is not for the faint of heart. Grab your girls or your foodie tribe and so you can sample everything. Dishes are hearty, so bring your A game appetite.
Kick off your Sunday Funday appropriately and order a Mimosa Kit. This is perfect for those who like to mix your own mim as it's served with a bottle of prosecco and a carafe of juice. If you're anything like me, I'm heavy on the bubbles with just a splash of juice.
Still recovering from last night's shenanigans? Nicky's has you covered with an assortment of caffeinated concoctions.
Now that the beverage situation is under control, let's take a moment and peruse the menu.
First things first, you can't have brunch at Nicky's and not order their famous bomboloni. In just a matter of weeks, the word has gotten out and these delightful Italian doughnuts are selling out quickly after they open. With options like Nutella and Lemon-Mascarpone, you don't even need to ask.
Of course, I had to order a coal-fired sandwich. After perusing the menu, I was having a hard time narrowing it down to one breakfast sammy. They all sounded SO good. Of course, we fixed that problem and just ordered two. If you are in the mood for something decadent and delicious, I'd recommend ordering the JEFFREY. Not only does it have the most swoon-worthy 3-year old cheddar, but that Calabrian Chile Mayo is to die for. Looking for something with a bit more spice? I'd order little CHRIS. It's the perfect combination of savory and spice and Chef Tony's giardiniera is insanely delicious
If you aren't already in a food coma (which I'd be shocked if you weren't), it's time to make your way down the menu to the Brunch Za's. Tony and Caroline have created one of the best breakfast/hangover pizzas I've had. Inspired by one of the breakfast classics, Waffle House, I introduce the Scattered, Smothered, Covered and Chunked pizza. Chef Tony uses a white pie base and covers it with roasted onions, ham, mozzarella, cheddar and tops it with an egg. Absolute breakfast perfection.
Not exactly in the mood for a breakfast pizza ( I can't fathom that, but…) Nicky's has some of their regular pizzas making an appearance during brunch service. My favorite is the St. Pasquale, I can't get enough of that giardiniera. Be still my heart!
Rounding out my brunch recommendations is Jerry's Steak and Eggs. While this may be a classic brunch dish, Chef Tony sources the steak from local purveyor, Porter Road Butcher, and it absolutely melts in your mouth. Served with two eggs over easy, you may find you a nap is in order.
There you have my favorite brunch bites at Nicky's Coal Fired. While they currently don't take reservations for brunch, make sure you get there early so you can snag those bomboloni! Below you will find a copy of the brunch menu. Let the eating begin!
Tariff: Caffeinated beverages start at $3.00 while cocktails and kits range from $10.00-$45.00. Entrees range from $8.00-$16.00
Can't Miss: The little Chris and the Scattered, Smothered, Covered and Chunked were by far my two favorites. But, if you're in the mood for something with a kick go with the St. Pasquale and ask for extra giardiniera.
Potential Pass: The only thing I'd pass on is wearing form fitting clothes. Take it all in and enjoy!
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Say No To Small Fryes
When it comes to boots, Frye -- like Hogan (or is it father?) -- knows best.
When it comes to price tag, Frye is often on the high side of things -- think of a range between $200 - $500.
Everyone is cutting out where they can, but that doesn't mean you still can't get the boots you want.
After going to the Mac store yesterday to see if my cracked laptop could be aesthetically fixed (it could and the guy who helped me was adorably the stereotypical computer geek), I wandered into Browns and found Frye-worthy, above-ankle, below-calf boots in tan (with faded spots) for $137.
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They're great quality, too, and come with cute Paul Smith-esque stripes on the inside lining.
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10 Amazing Alphabet Books
When your child is ready to learn the alphabet it is an exciting new chapter! A perfect way to introduce your child to the alphabet is through books. Alphabet books are great tools to have children explore and learn their letters. I am sharing with you a list of 10 amazing alphabet books to read with your little ones to help them learn their ABCs and encourage a love of reading.
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1. Chicka Chicka Boom Boom by Bill Martin and John Archambault is a favourite in our house. It is a fun alphabet book that will help your child learn her lowercase letters. The letters are climbing to the top of the coconut tree but they are much too heavy! They all fall down… BOOM!
2. LMNO Peas by Keith Baker is a darling book that teaches the alphabet as well as a variety of careers and jobs.
3. ABC: An Amazing Alphabet Book by Dr. Seuss is a book that is sure to please your little one. This book is in keeping with the Dr. Seuss we know and love. It is whimsical and playful. I also enjoy its simplicity, the use of repetition, and that kids learn both uppercase and lowercase letters.
4. Max's ABC by Rosemary Wells tells the story of the events following the escape of Max's ants from his ant farm! Each letter of the alphabet helps to recount what happens next in the story.
5. A to Z by Sandra Boynton is a fun and simple book with cute illustrations. The book goes through the alphabet with silly animals and their actions.
6. Z is for Moose by Kelly Bingham will certainly give you and your child a good laugh. The moose desperately wants to be included in the ABC show and can't seem to wait his turn!
7. Eating the Alphabet by Lois Ehlert is a compilation of fruits and vegetables from A to Z.
8. Q is for Duck: An Alphabet Guessing Game by Michael Folsom is a great book to teach the alphabet but also to get kids thinking and making connections. Q is for Duck because they quack!
9. AlphaOops: The Day Z Went First by Alethea Kontis is a funny alphabet book. The letter Z shakes things up by wanting to go first! The other letters also want to change up the order and chaos ensues!
10. The Sleepy Little Alphabet by Judy Sierra is about the little letters that do everything they can to put off going to bed!
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MJFebruary 24, 2018 at 3:07 pm
I love the Chicka Chicka Boom Boom books. They really are a good beginner book and a great way to teach children the alphabet in a fun way.
JewelsFebruary 25, 2018 at 5:10 am
We love Chicka Chicka books also! I have half of these that I used for my boys, thanks for the tips, I need more for my daughter who is easily bored. lol
MeghaFebruary 25, 2018 at 2:50 pm
Loved your list. Though my baby is one month old but I am gonna bookmark your post!
JessicaFebruary 26, 2018 at 12:36 am
This is a great list. My son is obsessed with the alphabet right now, so I appreciate this article. 👍🏻
JennaFebruary 26, 2018 at 8:48 am
These look so cute! Especially the fruit and vegetable one. And my daughter doesn't have any of these yet!
Free SamplesMay 7, 2019 at 10:42 pm
Definitely, what a great site and revealing posts, I will bookmark your blog.Have an awsome day!


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Geneva, Apr 10 (AP) China has filed a World Trade Organisation complaint challenging US President Donald Trump's tariff hike on imported steel and aluminum, the trade body said today.
The tariff spat is one element of a wide-ranging trade dispute between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping's government.
Trump also has threatened to increase duties on USD 50 billion of Chinese goods in a separate conflict over technology policy.
China has requested 60 days of consultations with the United States on the steel and aluminum dispute, according to the WTO. If that fails, the next step could be for Beijing to request a ruling from a panel of trade experts.
Beijing says Trump's decision to impose additional duties of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent aluminum violate international trade rules.
Steel and aluminum are among Chinese industries in which supply exceeds demand. China's trading partners complain its mills are exporting their surplus at improperly low prices, threatening jobs in the United States and Europe.
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But economists said Beijing responded in order to show it would defend itself.
China's government issued a USD 3 billion list of U.S. goods including pork, apples and steel pipes on March 23 that it said might be targeted for retaliation if Trump fails to negotiate a settlement to the dispute over steel and aluminum charges. (AP)
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If you're into cathedrals, wind-swept walks and wistful looks out of ancient windows, Winchester is the place for your next day trip!I visited Winchester with my friend Rosianna, the train tickets being her belated birthday present.Read More
This year was a year of exploring Great Britain, flying across the ocean to Canada and America, visiting familiar and new places in my native country (the Netherlands) and the long awaited girls beach trip.Read More
There are so many lovely places in England that I am completely unaware of, and until earlier this year Whitstable was one of them. I think I found out about Whitstable through asking around for a good place to spend a day or two with my friend Marion, and it definitely delivered.Read More


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The president has tapped Moon Hyung-bae and Lee Mi-sun, both district court judges, to become the newest members of the Constitutional Court's nine-member panel, Moon's office Cheong Wa Dae said.
Moon, 54, is currently serving as a senior judge at Busan High Court, while Lee, 49, sits as a senior judge at the Seoul Central District Court.
The two will replace outgoing justices Cho Yong-ho and Suh Ki-suk, both of whom are set to step down April 19.
The justice-nominees must undergo parliamentary confirmation hearings before they can be appointed.
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When it comes to writing and working my way toward publication, I tend to dive right into the deep end of the pool without looking. It usually hasn't been a problem. I learn to swim pretty quickly, and luckily there's always been water in it when I've taken the plunge.
This time, the leap wasn't that easy. I stood on the edge for a long time, curling my toes around the lip of the pool, afraid to fling my body forward.
Was it too cold?
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Should I belly flop or cannonball?
Would I be able to balance blogging and website upkeep with my writing and publishing momentum?
Like most writers, I'm already juggling my writing with a day job, family, friends, and other things life throws my way. I write and revise late at night, early in the morning, and on weekends. As I get closer to achieving my goals, I see the growing need to have a writer's platform in place for when that agent, book deal, and publication happen.
As a marketing professional and Type-A personality with just enough artistic ability to be dangerous, hitting any kind of website/blog deadline has been tough. I finally took the leap and enlisted design and site-building help from a new friend, media-diva extraordinaire, Meg Brown of Nutmeg Media.
I'm so glad that I did. Re-prioritizing and letting go of some of the workload has allowed me to continue focusing on revising my current manuscript and has given me the time I need to write, write, write!
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Sermon for Sunday, November 25, 2012. Christ the King SundayHome > From the Pastor > Sermon for Sunday, November 25, 2012. Christ the King Sunday
ALWL M. Bartholomew's Sermon 11:25 for Christ the King Sunday. Gospel Reference: John 18:33-37 (NRSV)
P 33Then Pilate entered the headquarters again, summoned Jesus, and asked him, "Are you the King of the Jews?" 34Jesus answered, "Do you ask this on your own, or did others tell you about me?" 35Pilate replied, "I am not a Jew, am I? Your own nation and the chief priests have handed you over to me. What have you done?" 36Jesus answered, "My kingdom is not from this world. If my kingdom were from this world, my followers would be fighting to keep me from being handed over to the Jews. But as it is, my kingdom is not from here." 37Pilate asked him, "So you are a king?" Jesus answered, "You say that I am a king. For this I was born, and for this I came into the world, to testify to the truth. Everyone who belongs to the truth listens to my voice." 38Pilate asked him, "What is truth?"


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"The war to win the middle"
As leaders, we have a natural tendency to focus attention on the high and low performers in our organizations. When this happens, we often overlook the largest group of firefighters, The Middle. They are waiting to be lead, up or down. This class helps to re-direct the focus onto that group, and will enable us to guide those people to success. Theory, Experience and a combination of both will be illustrated and paired with first hand leadership experience from the military and fire department to provide students with a better platform with which to move forward in helping to motivate co-workers and/or employees to reach for higher levels of performance.
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Humans Shouldn't Be Able To Do What This Jenga Player Just Did
You won't believe your eyes.
As logical, well-reasoned people who have had the benefit of a 7th grade science class, here are some things we know to be true about the universe:
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3) You can't, you just completely and absolutely can't swipe a Jenga block out from underneathan unstable tower of blockswithout that tower then crashing down around you. The laws of Jenga physics forbid it.
Yet the video above exists, a video that captures the greatest challenge of our time and everything we know about the physical world — and the block-based party games within it
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Monday, 12 April 2010
How to Fit a Covert Ops Ship
If you think that sounds a bit stupid, then you are right - it was stupid. It was just one of a number of mistakes I made yesterday.
Another mistake I made was tackling the same pilot in his own Helios Covert Ops ship and letting him escape before I could kill him with my one drone. In my mind this was by far the biggest mistake I made because it was a mistake in the way I fit my ship.
Let me explain - on my Covert Ops I fitted a Warp Disruptor, so when I tackled the Helios he was able to simply use his MicroWarpdrive to get out of range of me, before warping away. If instead I had fitted a Warp Scrambler, then he wouldn't have been able to use his MicroWarpdrive at all, and I would probably have a nice Helios killmail to show for my efforts.
So it got me thinking about how to fit a Covert Ops ship, especially since I had to go and buy myself a new one. Here is my short guide to fitting a Covert Ops ship.
1. Firstly fit a Covert Ops Cloaking Device II. This cloak is built specifically for your ship and you wouldn't be 'covert' without it.
2. Fit a Scan Probe Launcher. The primary purpose of your Covert Ops will be to scan in wormholes, so this is an important piece of gear. You have a number of options here. If you are intending to live a life of pacifism and not get involved in any PvP then you might want to use the Core Probe Launcher I. This launcher will not be able to use Combat Probes, but it will free up CPU for other modules on the ship. The second choice is an Expanded Probe Launcher I, which will allow you to use both Core Probes and Combat Probes. Both of these items have a Faction equivalent, the Sisters Core Probe Launcher and the Sisters Expanded Probe Launcher. If you have the isk, they are very worthwhile. They both give a 5% bonus to scan probe strength.
3. Fit a MicroWarpdrive or Afterburner. In conjunction with your cloak the propulsion mods will keep you safe from harm. The top speed of your ship isn't terribly important, so your only criteria for picking which module to fit should be based on what other modules you're hoping to fit on the ship. The MicroWapdrive is better from a safety perspective, while the Afterburner will enable you to squeeze more utility modules into the mid slots.
4. Fit two Small Gravity Capacitor Upgrade I rigs in the rig slots. These will each give a 10% scan strength bonus.
5. Fit speed and maneuverability modules in the low slots. Which modules you fit is a matter of taste. But any mix of Inertia Stabilizers, Overdrive Injectors and Nanofiber Internal Structures will work nicely.
6. Fit some tackle. As I found out this should probably be a Warp Scrambler. If you are interested in wormhole PvP you will find that in most cases a Covert Ops ship will normally be the first on the scene and it's useful to tie down a ship before everybody else arrives, just in case they get away. The Scrambler can be well paired with a Stasis Webifier to stop fast targets in their tracks. Some fits can also include both a Scrambler and a Disruptor if you need.
7. Fit some pewpew. This is only really an option if you have any CPU or PowerGrid left. In my case for my Helios this is simply a matter of putting a light scout drone in the drone bay. For other Covert Ops ships it will mean putting a weapon in a spare high slot.
8. If you have any space left it is likely to be in the mid slots. So try and squeeze in a capacitor mod, such as a Cap Recharger II.
Don't worry if you haven't managed to fit a module in every space. A Covert Ops ship is not one that requires a very neat fitting - just try and squeeze in the modules you want it to have. I hope that helps!
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nice to see another wspace blog out there! I'll make a mental note to plug it in our next show - but please do send me an evemail so I don't forget :-)ReplyDelete
I fit my Cheetah the same way and managed to put a webber and a ship scanner in there as well, although I have an AB not a MWD. Ofc there is no DPS but it's nice to get a quick point on a rather harmless target so that your fleet can warp to you and take care of the DPS
Ditto on another wormhole space blog. Good to see you out in the field and learning all about it.ReplyDelete
I'm also taking the liberty of adding you to the W'hole Pack of EVE wormhole related blogs.
One other thing to consider - I have recently moved away from inertial stabs in the lows because of the large signature penalty. I'll take the higher speed and only slightly lower agility to be able to add as much time on them targeting me as possible.
Thankyou both for your comments, both good suggestions. I must admit I've never really considered using just an AB, but I guess it's pretty rare that I really need the speed of the MWD.ReplyDelete
Hey good post. I never really considered the use of cov ops as a tackle. Will certainly look into that. Good suggestions.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous14 April 2010 at 10:53
Just found this blog and it looks like it'll be a good un', its nice to have another blogger/poodcaster in WH space to alt tab to when the little red blobs get too much.ReplyDelete
Like your helios the last time I tried to tackle a t3 in my cov ops I ended up in a pod and worse we missed the ship.
Some thoughts:
It is actually possible to setup a Helios with an afterburner, warp scram, medium shield extender and an explosive hardner. This has a spare mid slot for EWAR, a tracking disruptor or sensor dampener would probably be best.
The cool thing about this is that it actually has a 31dps explosive shield tank, which is almost 50% of the damage unbonused Warrior IIs will do to you (80dps), not including your sig size and the effects of the afterburner.
Added to my list of Guides!ReplyDelete
Guide edited to include using Afterburners.ReplyDelete


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Save? Spend? Or both? The desire to prepare for the future and save versus the impulse to live for the present and enjoy earnings now. People know that there are no guarantees for tomorrow. But they also don't want to live out their retirement years with limited choices, or none at all.Chances are you'll live well past retirement age, meaning you could run out of money if you're not prepared. That means you'll need a savings plan. When the best time to get serious about starting your retirement is, the answer's simple: right now. Regardless of your age, saving for retirement is crucial financial move. At least until you have enough to cover your living expenses for every year you're not working.
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- Will you have paid off all your debts, such as your home loan?
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A rough guide
Financial services companies suggest you should have between 15 and 17 times your final annual salary (before tax) in the year you retire to provide a pension equal to 75% of the salary.
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Reece started his musical journey at a young age and learnt learnt how to play a few different intruments, but he's found true comfort behind a microphone with a guitar in his hands. Over the past eight years Reece has focused heavily on entertaining crowds with a convincing performance coupled with a diverse repertoire. Playing weddings, corporate events and iconic South-East Queensland venues he has developed a percussive and rhythmic style that draws people in.
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