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$80 can buy alot of things. It can buy you 80 items on the Wendy's $.99 menu. It can buy you a new pair of Lucky jeans if they are on sale. It can buy you quite a few groceries. For me $80 buys me toll fees every month to go to and come home from work. As I have tried to become a little bit more budget minded I took a look at that and thought that was just too much to spend to just travel on roads. Obviously there are other roads that I can take to work that are free. So, since I didn't have to take Katie to school, I decided to leave a little bit early and take free roads to work this morning. I figured I wouldn't give up toll roads completely. I would take free roads in the morning because one is really never in a rush to get to work and I figured there would be some extra time involved not traveling a toll road and then take the toll roads in the afternoon. I would be saving $40 a month! This was much easier said than done. Sure the roads were free this morning but I guess so were all of the red lights that I had to stop at and the 20mph school zones. My car is German, it longs for the lightless stretches of toll road that you can freely zoom down as if it were the Autobahn not the constant stop/start of morning traffic. And to top it off, some crazy driver in a Suburban decided to take a left from the middle lane right in front of me! This would have never happened on the toll road!!! So, I think I have decided that maybe I can cut $40 out of the budget somewhere else.
Monday, February 2, 2009
7 comments:
- Jeff said...
What's your car's name?
- February 2, 2009 at 8:26 AM
- Heather said...
My car's name is Baby Benz.
- February 2, 2009 at 8:27 AM
- YaYa said...
Gosh, I don't even want to know what my tolls are each month,,,but as you say, sure beats school zones and red lights....I think we should just take the helicopter every day!!!
- February 2, 2009 at 10:56 AM
- Jeni said...
WOW. I want to figure out how much we spend. geez! Good for your budget cut!
- February 2, 2009 at 5:16 PM
- abby and paxton said...
i hate traffic- and it's worse being STUCK in traffic- i may stick with the toll roads- but it does add up SO quickly. How much longer did it take you to get to work? hmmm.. good luck :)
- February 3, 2009 at 10:06 AM
- Jeff said...
Show me your budget and I'd be happy to make some cuts that won't hurt (me) a bit.
- February 3, 2009 at 3:04 PM
- Jenny said...
I've thought the same thing b/c I take 121 all the way to work. HOWEVER, I have figured out the best places to get on and off to minimize the tolls (all entrance and exit fees are NOT created equal!!)
When coming home from work, if I get off at 2281 it's only 53 cents, but if I go all the way to Paige it's $1.17...yes, there are 3 lights I have to go thru, but 2 are almost ALWAYS green with no traffic. so it literally only takes me an extra 60 seconds, but saves money.
Also, for short trips between The Colony and Frisco -- don't get on 121...and you can skip the light at North Dallas Tollway by getting on, going over and getting right back off for FREE!!
I know it's way faster to get on and and go the whole way, but maybe you can find the perfect balance between time and money!
- February 5, 2009 at 12:49 PM


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66 W Countryside Dr is a $380,000, 1,484 square foot, 2 bedroom, 3.0 bath home on a 0.05 acre lot located in Princeton, NJ.
Located in the highly desirable community of Princeton Walk in South Brunswick, this inviting Faulkner model townhome offers a multitude of upgrades and has a Princeton mailing address! The entire home is painted in light neutral colors sure to compliment any decor. Recessed lighting in all the rooms on the first and second levels creates a warm, upscale atmosphere. Hardwood floors flow seamlessly throughout the sun filled, open concept living and dining rooms, where you will also find sliding door access to the back deck. The contemporary, beautifully upgraded kitchen provides plenty of room for meal prep on the spacious granite countertops, ample storage space in the tall 42" cabinets and a cozy breakfast nook with built-in benches surrounded by windows. An upgraded vanity with granite countertop, as well as the ceramic tile flooring, give the powder room a fresh, clean look. Brand new, easy to care for laminate wood flooring has been installed on the staircase and entire second level of the home. The master bedroom features a cathedral ceiling with a display ledge, a stylish ceiling fan and a master bathroom providing upgraded dual vanities with granite counters and a soaking tub. Another good size bedroom is located on this level, as well as a hallway bathroom with an upgraded vanity and granite counter. The finished basement provides extra room for entertaining and includes a wet bar, track lighting and plenty of storage space. The brand new hot water heater, newer high efficiency Lennox furnace and newer Carrier AC unit are all a tremendous bonus! You'll feel right at home with the abundance of amenities and extraordinary appeal this community has to offer such as swimming, basketball, tennis and a walking/biking trail. This home is located in close proximity to downtown Princeton, top rated South Brunswick schools, major highways such as Route 1 and Route 27, and just a mile away from shops, markets, places of worship and other businesses. The home is also listed for rent. Once rented, the sale will be withdrawn.
|Above Grade Sqft
Fully Finished
Basement - Yes
Hot Water - Natural Gas
|Interior Features
Entry Location - Foyer
Association Amenities - Club House
Flooring - Tile/Brick
Flooring - Wood
Accessibility Features - None
Kitchen - Eat-In
Wet/Dry Bar
Master Bath(s)
Wall And Ceiling Types - Cathedral Ceilings
Laundry Type - Main Floor
Room List - Bedroom 1
Room List - Master Bedroom
Room List - Dining Room
Room List - Kitchen
Room List - Living Room
Room List - Laundry
|# Fireplaces
|Fireplace Types
Fireplace - Yes
|Cooling Types
Central A/C
Central Air - Yes
|Heating Types
Forced Air
Heating Fuel - Natural Gas
Heating - Yes
|# Parking Spaces
|Parking Types
Parking Type - Off Street
Parking Type - Lot
Parking Type - Attached
Garage Type - Inside Access
Garage - Yes
Parking Type - Other
|Exterior Features
Association Amenities - Swimming Pool
Association Amenities - Tennis Courts
Association Amenities - Tot Lots/Playground
Association Fee Includes - Common Area Maintenance
Association Fee Includes - Pool(s)
Association Fee Includes - Snow Removal
Street Lights
Tennis Court(s)
Patio And Porch Features - Deck(s)
Other Structures - Above Grade
Property Condition - Average +
Association Rules - HOA - Yes
|Construction Types
|Land Type
Sale Includes - Land Only
|Water Source
Public Sewer
|Property Type
|Architectural Style
Structure Type - Row/Townhouse
|Year Built
|HOA Fee
|Condo Fee
|HOA Fee Frequency
|School District
south brunswick township public schools
|Elementary School
|High School
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This week's popular choice for the giveaway was pretty clear. :) This fun pink shabby flower with little green leaves on a fuchsia headband won the popular vote on my Facebook page, so that's the item I'll be giving away this week. :)
Anyway, because I love my stuff so much and it represents such an investment of the heart to me, I love giving it away- it really isn't even about boosting sales or gaining fans- I just like to share it. :) It truly gives me joy each week to be able to send free stuff to someone who might not ever be inspired to buy it from some stranger who lives in Michigan... but who would love it all the same. And in the economy we all live in these days, a little something for free is never a bad thing. :)
So, there's a little background for those of you who are new to my weekly giveaway games. And now, for the usual instructions on how to enter:
1. COMMENT- either here or on my Facebook page so I know you want to enter. If you comment here, please leave your email address so I can contact you if you win!
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3. TRY: if you're on my list of people who've made a purchase from my shop since my last giveaway (so that would be from Wednesday August 10 through Wednesday August 17), you get two extra entries as a special bonus if you choose to enter the contest- plus, IF your order hasn't shipped when the giveaway posts, I will refund your shipping charges if you win!
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2002 Cornish Shrimper Mk2. Sail Number 892. "Blue Poppy" is a very well presented example of this extremely popular 19ft LoD traditional yacht from the Cornish Crabbers yard. Light blue GRP hull with transom hung tiller, and centreboard. Classic Mk2 single cabin layout with varnished woodwork and blue patterned upholstery and forward facing galley with gimbaled stove and sink.
"Blue Poppy" has a big self-draining open cockpit, secure anchor well in the foredeck, and contains enough foam buoyancy to be practically unsinkable. The shallow 1' 6" draught and lifting keel are ideal for cruising creeks and harbours, comfortably taking the ground around a tide. Genuinely trailerable, the Roger Dungray gaff rig design provides excellent sailing performance while being easily managed.
Inventory includes: wooden spars; mainsail; jib; mainsail and cockpit cover; Yanmar 1GM10 8hp diesel engine (last serviced 2018), teleflex controls and 2 bladed propeller; Navman 3100 Echo Sounder; Simrad TP10 Autopilot.
A lovely, classic looking boat "Blue Poppy" has been stored ashore for the last 4 years. She has been well looked after and was fully serviced by Dell Quay Marine in 2017/18; the woodwork being treated with Sikkens, the hull polished, standing rigging replaced and running rigging either renewed or washed. Coppercoat antifouling inspected 2018. Comes with 2 wheel breakback trailer.
2002 Yanmar 1GM10 8hp Diesel (Spare belt, impeller, fuel filter)
Last serviced 2018
Teleflex controls
2 blade propeller
Rope Cutter
12v battery
Engine alternator
4 gallon fuel tank
Water System:
Manual water system
8 gallon water tank
Rig and Spars:
Gaff Rig with wooden spars
Rigging replaced 2017
Harken Winch
Mainsail and Jib
Transom hung boarding ladder
4 fenders with socks
Bruce Anchor
Manual bilge pump
Clock / Barometer
Fire extinguisher
2 Cockpit cushions
Mainsail and Cockpit Cover
Breakback 2 wheel Road Trailer with lighting
Simrad TP10 Autopilot
Navman 3100 Echo Sounder
Masthead LED tricolour
2 berths in one cabin/saloon, with varnished wooden bulkheads and planking
Blue patterned upholstery and blue carpet
Forward-facing galley with sink and gimballed propane 'Gaz" stove; storage behind
Varnished saloon table that can be used in cabin or cockpit
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Today was not hot. It's a grey, rainy and chilly day. A perfect backdrop for Spring Grove Cemetery and the monuments built there. A "MacArthur's Park is melting in the dark, all the sweet green icing flowing down. Someone left the cake out in the rain..." kind of day. Thick luscious greenery thriving and abundant where so many bodies are laid for their final rest. We drove the narrow roadways searching for the statue of Johnny Appleseed that provides our landmark for Nancy's grave. There were flowers damp from the morning's rain, left from the weekend's visitors. The ground crew was mowing and clipping on the hill and the sound of motors droned around us.


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Flapper costume featuring 1920s-style fringe dress and sequined headband with feather^Flapper beads, boa, fishnet hose, and cigarette holder not included
Imported from USA
The Fashion Flapper costume includes a 20's style dress and sequined headband with feather. Our flapper dress costume
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One of the way coaches, close friends or others in our support system ways can help you is by seeing your life objectively. When you are living your life, at times you aren't objective because you are in the middle of it.
Coaches are excellent at being objective. We stand outside your life and see things that you may or may not be aware of. As we see these challenges, we can point out what we are seeing. Often times, coaches uses Socratic questions to illustrate what we see. Then you, the client, can begin the steps of overcoming the challenge at hand.
Close friends and others in your support system may be able to see your life objectively. Other times, they are so caught up in your life that they can't be objective either, especially close friends.
So, if you want an honest, open evaluation of your life or challenges, talk to a coach. That is what are trained to do.
The significant problems we face cannot be solved at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them.
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It's been a tough few days on the diet front. No real reason. But what I can tell you is that bread has been heavy on the menu. Like, ridiculously so.
Let me give u an example of what I can only describe as a shockingly bad couple of days for the stomach…
Breakfast: Toast (cooked bread)
Lunch: A massive cheese, ham and cucumber fresh bakery baguette sandwich (french bread)
Afternoon snack: A slice of tiger bread with butter (animal named bread)
Dinner: Bread with creamed mushrooms and a portion of chips (you starting to see a trend yet?)
Late night snack: Sausage sandwich (the obvious option at 1am – I'm not a secret late night binge eater, I had been out!)
Breakfast this morning: Yep. A bacon sarnie. (…More bread)
Dinner: An Italian sized bowl of pasta (not even Gluten free or brown pasta… just full on, white carbilious conchiglie)
So u can see my problem here. I've lost control and need to get back on track and fast! Somebody, help me, please!
Lucky for me I enjoy wearing oversized sloppy casual garms, thus successfully hiding the bloat. Otherwise I run the risk of looking like the Fat Controller from Thomas the Tank Engine, with his buttons desperately wanting to escape his waistcoat. Not really what I'm aspiring to, but will get there soon if I carry on this ugly path!
But alright. This blog is driven by truth – I may have lied earlier when I said there was no real reason for the carb fest. It turns out I'd lost another pound this week (mini 'yay'), taking me down to 9st 4lbs – so, what better way to pat yourself on the back for the loss…? Exactly! I know you've done the same, so don't roll those eyes at me!


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Beautiful townhome with ocean views. The perfect getaway that you've always dreamed of owning. A great full time residence or weekend getaway. Condo has attached garage. Once you see it, you will want it. Located next to the marina. Seller will include all furnishings at an additional price.
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1726 Edwards Dr , Point Roberts, WA, 98281 is a Townhouse for sale at $289,500 with 1,541 sqft. 1726 Edwards Dr has 2 bedrooms, 2.1 baths, and was built in 2006. The property's zip code is 98281 which is in Point Roberts, WA
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Why are we attracted to certain people and not others? Why do our friends tend to be very similar to each other? And what causes us to decide on someone as a friend? Many of these questions relate to the social psychology theory of attraction which states:
- People tend to pick partners who are similar to themselves in characteristics such as age, race, religion, physical attributes, social class, personality, education, intelligence, and attitude.
The more similar that people are in the characteristics listed above the greater the attraction towards another person. The more similar two people are the greater the chances that a relationship or friendship (platonic or romantic) will develop! Take a few moments to consider your spouse and your closest friends and you'll most likely conclude that you are attracted to them (for the most part) because they are a lot like you!
What I admire about Jesus is that He taught and modeled loving those who were "unattractive" by society's standard:
- "You are a Jew and I am a Samaritan woman. How can you ask me for a drink? " (John 4:9b)
Jesus' encounter with the woman at the well tells us many things about His character. It also shows us where He places value…or maybe more accurately… where He doesn't place value. Jesus saw past the woman's social status. He saw how desperately she needed the living water that only He could offer, and He didn't hesitate to offer it.
There is another Jesus encounter in the Bible. One about a wee little man named Zacchaeus. He was a very rich tax collector who became very wealthy by overcharging the people in his town. Needless to say, Zacchaeus wasn't liked by many. Yet, to the dismay of the crowd, Jesus honored him by going to his house and eating with him. Jesus saw Zacchaeus as somebody with an empty hole that only He could fill, and through His kindness Zacchaeus was transformed." Jesus saw in Zacchaeus what He saw in each of us, someone that needed His Love, Grace, and Mercy.
When our hearts are focused on following Jesus and loving those who are unlike ourselves we will show the world the kaleidoscope of love that God intended when diverse people—with and without disabilities–learn to walk, work, and worship God together in the local church.
It is easy to love those we like. As a matter of fact, it hardly takes any work at all to be kind to those that we have befriended. But, how do we open our hearts and love the "unattractive?" I encourage you today, to ask God to see others through His eyes, love them the way that He loves you, for "The goal of this command is love, which comes from a pure heart and a good conscience and a sincere faith." (1 Timothy 1:5 NIV)
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Daily Prompt: Turn, Turn, Turn
For many of us, winter is blooming into spring, or fall hardening into winter. Which season do you most look forward to?
The Philippines Fifth Season
The Philippines as a Tropical country usually have only two seasons: the wet season and the dry season.
But for me, we have 5 seasons… the hot season, the super-hot season (cause heat stroke most of the time), the rainy season, the typhoon season, and Christmas Season 🙂 which I looked forward the most.
Usually, we started our preparation when ber month start – like September, October and November. We will start decorating our house with Christmas decorations and lights. And sometimes set-up the Christmas tree earlier. December is our coolest weather. And I'm looking forward to wear my jackets and enjoy sleeping without any air con or fan, that's how cool it was for someone like me living in a tropical country – well when I sleep somewhere in Tagaytay or Baguio.
December definitely is my coolest month!
– Salary bonus!
– Gifts – exchanging gifts/ giving gifts
– Christmas Vacation with pay, yeah!
– Few working days due to holidays
– Carolings
– Family reunion
– Food feast
– And enjoy my year-end climb or travel
Aren't you looking forward to Christmas Season? 😀


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Our school rugby tournament is going to be amazing experience at Wesley college ?
Tomorrow is our school rugby tournament at Wesley college. On the 23rd of September we are going to Wesley college to represent the East of Auckland. We are the only school team representing the East of Auckland at Wesley college. We are leaving school at 7:30 and will being heading towards Wesley college.
We have to get to school at 6:30 or 7:00am at the latest. We are going to be at Wesley college until 3:25pm. It is going to be an amazing experience for most of the boys because it could be the college were going to next year. We are going to play 10 minutes are half and we will be playing 7 or 6 teams at Wesley college which will be hard.
The reason why most boys are going to the Wesley college is either getting a day off school. Or trying to make it in to Wesley college. Wesley college is a good school to go to because you can get a lot of opportunities for your future or for getting in to a good rugby team like the all blacks.
Jonah Lomu use to play rugby and was amazing he was unbelievable he got a try with 5 men on him. Jonah Lomu came from wesley college in South side and got notice for rugby. Wesley college could be a big jump for most of our rugby team.


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Emma Edith Fields, 95, of Muldrow passed away Tuesday, Aug. 1, 2017, in Fort Smith. She was born March 6, 1922, in Havre, Mont., the daughter of Ralph Daniel Erner and Emma Edith (Markley) Erner. She was married to Eugene L. Fields on Sept. 18, 1939, in Albany, Ore. He preceded her in death in 2002. After retiring from Sparks Hospital in housekeeping, she owned and operated a kennel which she enjoyed very much. She was a member of Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witness in Sallisaw.
She is survived by two daughters, Edie M. Fields of St. Peters, Mo., and Juanita G. Fields of Sallisaw; 14 grandchildren, Vincent Perez, Leroy Perez, Tina Perez, David Perez, Naomi Weeks, Meshell Little, Kelly Culbertson, Brian Culbertson, Sam Silas, Jodie Baxter, Rhonda Miller-Matthews, Eugene Fields, Bill Baxter and Ron Baxter; several great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren; a sister, Bernice Walker of Mollala, Ore.; a brother, Bob Erner of Roseburg, Ore.; and several nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Eugene; one daughter, Georgia "Jeri" Perez; one son, Ronald Gene Fields; her parents, Ralph and Emma Erner; and siblings, Edna, Roy, Sue, Leona and Harold.
A memorial service will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Agent Mallory-Martin Chapel in Muldrow under the direction of Agent Mallory-Martin Funeral Home.


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Hi Buji, thanks for your interest. There's been a bit of a delay in releasing the + version as I haven't had time to make the licensing secure (i.e. rewrite the stuff Google provide). I'm finishing this off now though and hope to have it out soon.ReplyDelete
To make the widget as compatible as possible over all Android devices I had to use an old method for getting the signal strength, 'onSignalStrengthChanged'. Unfortunately, there is a gap in the support for this in different Android versions and seemingly no way to bridge the gap. I'm aware it doesn't work on some devices and I'm trying hard to fix this! So, sorry about this, when I find any way round this I'll release an update.
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I'd like to try the app, but the Market says it's not compatible with my wildfire. The + version is available, though. Can you check that please?
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Hello from warm and cool New york city City! We are having exactly what a pal deemed 'August spring,' but we are all frightened to talk about it, lest the hellish July temperatures return. To me, it's Maine weather: in the early morning, we wear sweatshirts. During the night, we sleep without cooling. For supper, I am as soon as again fine with turning on the oven.
A great tuna melt is entitled to the broiler, and today I bring you the very best tuna melt I've actually ever had. The inspiration for this melt shown up when Mezzetta challenged me to produce a sandwich to share with you, making use of the superb jarred olives, peppers, sun-dried tomatoes, olive oil, and spreads that they make. Sandwiches are virtually the perfect summer meal-easy to assemble, no huge offer to tote along to the beach or on other adventures. Obviously I needed to mix things up by switching on that broiler, but I do not think summertime will think any less of me.
For this sandwich, I blended my preferred canned tuna (it's called American Tuna and is reduced in mercury) with a basic, Italian-style vinaigrette made with basil, minced onion, olive oil, and vinaigrette. There's no mayo in there, nor is there any on the sandwich. Instead, I spread the bottom half of the sandwich with among my all-time preferred pestos, made with Mezzetta's sun-dried tomatoes, ache nuts, and Parm. For the melt aspect, I selected a fontina-like cheese suggested by my community cheesemonger. Perhaps my favored move, though, was studding the top of the cheese with Mezzetta's sliced hot cherry peppers, which are pickled and add great flavor and taste.
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Italian-Style Tuna Melts with Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto, Arugula & Hot Peppers
Makes 2 big sandwiches
I like how these appearance and taste on crusty little baguettes. Relying on exactly what you discover at your local supermarket or bakery, you can utilize an Italian roll, a 3rd of a baguette, or regular old sliced up bread. Sun-dried tomatoes generally have a bunch of oil in the container, so you can utilize some or all that in place of the olive oil asked for in the pesto.
For the sun-dried tomato pesto:
2 large cloves garlic
1 / 2 cup Mezetta julienne cut sun-ripened dried out tomatoes
1/3 cup pine nuts
1 tsp salt
½ lemon, juiced
1 / 4 cup olive oil (you can likewise make use of extra oil you drained from the jar of tomatoes)
1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
For the tuna:
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1 small shallot, minced (you'll wish to use 2-3 tbsps)
1 1/2 teaspoons white wine vinegar
about 10 basil leaves, minced
pinch red pepper flakes
1/2 tsp salt
6 ounces tuna
Freshly ground black pepper
For the sandwich:
2 demi baguettes
A few handfuls baby arugula or watercress
6 to 8 Mezzetta sliced hot cherry peppers
4 ounces fontina cheese, thinly sliced or shredded (you can likewise you
Make the pesto: in a little food processor, pulse the garlic, tomatoes, ache nuts, and salt till coarsely sliced. Add the lemon juice and pulse to incorporate. Stream in olive oil and remain to mix till all the components are carefully chopped and the pesto is smooth and luscious. Add the Parmesan, and pulse to combine. Taste for seasoning and include even more salt if essential. If the pesto seems truly thick, add a little more olive oil.
Preheat the broiler.
In a large bowl, integrate the olive oil, shallot, vinegar, optional basil, red pepper flakes, and salt. Add the tuna, and toss to integrate. Include more salt and some pepper to taste.
Cut each baguette practically all the means open, leaving a hinge. Spread one side with a generou amount of pesto (you'll have some leftover) and sprinkle the various other with olive oil. Top the pesto with the tuna and top with the cheese and the hot peppers. Organize on a sheet pan and broil till the cheese melts and the non-tuna side is golden, about 5 minutes. Pile the on top, press the leading half onto the bottom, and cut each sandwich in half. Serve.


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Although concern over the "Ground Zero Mosque" never made much sense, the lategame opposition appears to have collapsed into the truly absurd. Sarah Palin, and a few other Republicans, see the Cordoba House — a community center open to all, built with the explicit intention of bridging interfaith divides — as the moral equivalent of burning Korans. It's worth mentioning this brings all of them in line with the would-be book burner himself. Donald Trump thinks it would be significantly less offensive if moved only three blocks north. We've never gotten an adequate answer to how far the "mosque exclusion zone" should extend around the sites of national tragedies… tragedies that affected American Muslims too… but Trump's chosen line of demarcation ought to prove that this debate is no longer about "offense," if it ever even was. It's about putting American Muslims in their place, on the periphery of American society. If the site were to move, no matter how far, we would ratify this sickening turn of events.
In the hands of our demagogues, the "mosque" issue has become the wedge by which the thin veneer of interfaith respect can be peeled back, and the hopes of the hateful energized for an important election season. We now owe it to ourselves to ensure that coexistence is forced upon us, not for the benefit of downtown Muslims (although that's nice too), but to prove to the world, and ourselves, that we are not ruled by our baser elements. I remain convinced that, once the building is actually built, this will fade away in a matter of days. Whether or not that result obtains, we no longer risk validating hate. We must insist on a peaceful future. Nine years ago, and every day since, some of our countrymen died for something. Let them have died for that.
Update: Peacekeepers are already getting hurt over this absurd nonissue.
Update: "Ground Zero" is now all of Manhattan west of Broadway and south of Park Place. There are about six halal carts in that vicinity.


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A Day at the Beach
It was a beautiful day for the beach. DH and I piled 4 teenagers, 1 cooler, 2 chairs, 2 boogie boards, 1 skimmer board and headed off to Gilgo Beach, Long Island..
What a fun ride!! I absolutely love that the kids enjoy our company. We spooked them when we mentioned that this was the strip of beach that made headlines for the dead bodies.
DH has been going to this beach since he was a kid. Gilgo is a surfer's beach; very family oriented but most importantly NOT A LONG WALK to the water. Luckily, he is a Junior, so he takes one of his dad's utility bill and gets us a season pass (oops, did I just admit to fraud)….
These girls were selling jewelry in the tunnel underpass. I loved that they sat just under the ray of light.. Couldn't help but take a photo.. 😀
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Has anyone ever come up to you and asked you what you wanted to be when you where little? Or better yet brag about how they always new they where meant to do exactly what they're doing? For some people it seems they where given directions to the dream factory at birth. Tucked in a little envelope on their first bed was a map that showed them exactly which path to take to find it.
I, on the other hand have had to ask around….
There is only a problem with this method most people don't know where it is. And since they're to embarrassed to admit to their ignorance they just point you to some random direction. If your lucky enough to find someone that actually knows where it is one of three things can happen:
1 – You get incomprehensible directions:
This is by far the most common event. You find someone that knows the way and immediately starts blurring out directions in such an absurdly fast manner that you loose track of them half way trough. If you find one of these persons thank them kindly and leave, there is no point in getting mad at them or asking them to explain slower, they honestly believe their doing a good job explaining it to you, and you'll only get them mad or sad.
2 – You get good directions but still don't find it:
There is something you must understand about the dream factory: it never stays in the same place for long. Some even say that it is in a different place for each one of us. No matter what the case sometimes you'll follow the directions perfectly and it just won't be there when you get there.
3 – You find it:
And them by some miracle you actually find it, I can't tell you much about this cause I'm still looking for it. But please share your story with us if you have found it.
At the end of the day the search for the dream house is well worth the effort so don't give up and share with us your dreams and hopes.
P.S. – If you ever run into someone that tells you they know where it is but that they can't tell you because you must find out for yourself, don't pay any attention to them… their lying! They are just as lost as you, they just don't want to admit it.


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Welcome to the 2017 - 2018 Season at the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron
As with other years, RSYS welcomes members and guests to its season racing. Non-members are also welcome to race with the RSYS. The club's racing program caters for all interests whether it be Sydney Harbour racing on Saturday and Sunday; the growing Tuesday twilight program; offshore racing or the famous Friday twilight series.
Sydney Harbour Combined Clubs Winter Series
Five clubs have now joined forces to drive the continuing popularity of the Winter Series: RSYS, SASC, RANSA, RPEYC and MHYC. The format of '3 sub-series within a series' allows you to select a competitive program that suits your weekend schedule. Racing commences on 5 May. Select this link to enter
- Ensure your yacht has a completed Australian Sailing (AS) Special Regulations Equipment Audit Form. For those who do not currently hold a form please contact the Sailing Office for assistance. Forms expire on 30 June each year. Entries will be processed once the Sailing Office has received you Equipment Audit Form.
- Download an equipment audit form here
- Book an equipment audit here
Update your Yacht Record
To ensure that your yachts information is correct please update your yacht record.
View a how-to doucment for updating your records here.
Other Information?
All other information relating to the season sailing, including sailing schedule of events and sailing instructions, can be found in the Documents sections of the club website.


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Stoke boss Mark Hughes hailed his side's character as they twice fought back from a goal down to draw 2-2 with Leicester on Saturday.
Switzerland playmaker Xherdan Shaqiri was involved in both of the home side's goals, curling in the first equaliser at the far post before providing the corner for substitute Crouch's thumping header.
Leicester had led twice through Vicente Iborra and Riyad Mahrez before the Potters hit back.
"We showed great character," said Hughes, reflecting on his side having gone close to winning through Kurt Zouma in the closing stages.
"Kasper Schmeichel made a couple of outstanding saves, not least the one at the end."
As for the ever green Crouch he scored his 52nd headed goal in the Premier League and Hughes was happy to be able to call upon the 36-year-old.
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This week, the August 20th episode of HBO's Insecure went from a-little-too-political to being over-the-top in a way that is just lazy. In this episode, Hella Shook, main character Issa (Issa Rae) and Frieda (Lisa Joyce), her coworker at an after-school program, revisit their previous argument over whether or not white people have a responsibility to say something when they see a person of color behaving in a way that's detrimental to the students, and go for that progressive boogey man: Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.
In the first of these back-to-back scenes, Issa is at the school where she works at an after-school program to benefit students of color. It's as though the writers of the scene were given a mandate to make the scene political, but weren't feeling particularly creative that day, so they just threw in some words that would please the left.
Joanne: ...to give opportunities to students who have an interest in the arts. So, everyone, think about which of your kids would be a good fit.
Male Teacher: God, arts education is so important for kids like these.
Female Teacher: Especially in this climate. Betsy DeVos.
Joanne: And with the state of things in this country, people seem to not be hearing each other.
Issa: I bet you she's gonna say "Now more than ever."
Joanne: ...Unity are vital to our mission now more than ever.
Betsy DeVos is a favorite target, probably more than any other Secretary of Education in history. People who probably couldn't name three other past Secretaries of Education are jumping on the bandwagon to mock her. Jimmy Fallon, for example, makes her out to be an airhead, New York Magazine calls her an "underperformer," a "zealot," and a "bully," and a Daily Show comedian claimed she likes to make children cry. Not only are these attacks untrue, unfounded, and unfair, they would be decried as sexist if she were a liberal. As a conservative woman, she is considered fair game.
Speaking of fair game, in the next scene, the two characters discuss when racism is ok and when it isn't. No, seriously.
After the meeting, Issa and Frieda discuss a previous issue they had with a (black) school administrator who was being racist towards Hispanic students. As you may recall from my previous writings, Frieda was uncomfortable when this first happened, but deferred "the oppressed cannot be the oppressor," and Issa wanted to let it go. It turns out she is still uncomfortable with having let it go.
Issa: Hey, can we talk?
Frieda: Honestly, I don't know what to say.
Issa: Well, clearly you're upset about something, so...You know you can just talk to me.
Frieda: I still feel weird about just going along with Gaines.
Issa: ( Scoffs ) Still? I was just trying to make the best out of the situation.
Frieda: It seemed like you were trying to help yourself more than--
Issa: Do you know how many racist-ass Gaines types there are out there? And, truthfully, black people can't really be racist like that, so.
Frieda: Yes, they can. Racism is about having the power to manipulate a situation against someone.
Issa: Oh, so you're just gonna be literal?
Frieda: ...Yes.
Issa: It must be nice to have the privilege to choose to be upset over this.
Frieda: So, you're saying I can never call out when someone of color's doing something wrong?
Issa: Kinda.
Frieda: That's not fair.
Issa: Well, that's the world we live in.
Frieda: Maybe it is. I just expected more from you.
Issa admits that Gaines is a racist, then says that he can't really be racist because he's black. Obviously, she can't have it both ways. So, Issa won't do anything about it and says that Frieda can't. These students (who are, you will remember, also students of color), who count on the adults around them to be on their side are, apparently, just out of luck. It sounds to me like school choice, championed by Betsy DeVos is the best thing that could happen to these kids, to get them away from such adults as these.
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