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In response to Jan. 28 news article "Raleigh pursuing $40M grant to build 'smarter' transit": While the prospect of a modernized and efficient transit system in Raleigh excites me, it is not the place to start.
Raleigh needs to start with the simple act of upgrading and modernizing bus stops and schedules. Outside of bus stops downtown, the rest are hugely inadequate.
By inadequate, I mean, there are no benches, no covers, no schedules or electronic postings to indicate when the next bus is coming. Buses run erratically, irregularly and at inconvenient hours for people who do not have their own personal transportation and rely upon public transit for work.
The city of Raleigh wants to encourage people to take public transit? To encourage a smarter transit system? Then make the systems we have in place smarter. And start by showing those who already take the bus regularly and daily that it cares. And not just the stops downtown; it needs to be taken to all stops, for all people and support those who are unable to provide transportation for themselves.
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|Dad with is first steelhead.
I will preface this post with the fact that of roughly 1200 guide days I have had 3 anglers that I would never guide again. So when I say "one of the biggest dipshits I've ever had in my boat" know that the dipshit:awesome fun anglers ratio is correct, and I'm not some angry guide drinking away my winter at the Blue Anchor.
So.....I have one of the biggest dipshits that I have ever guided in the boat, and half way through a full-can-of-chew-day he asks me the most condescending question I have ever been asked on a guide trip "So, what's your Dad think about you being a fish guide?" Several years later now I don't remember what I said, but it was polite, and I continued to work through the day, knowing that a cold beer was getting closer by the minute.
I have never once questioned what my Dad thinks about my decision to guide, as he has supported me in everything I do, and is particularly fond of my guiding as he routinely reaps the benefits as an avid fly fisherman. This week we cranked it up a notch.
|Working on the rigging of what turned out to be the money fly.
Along with learning to cast, Dad began tying his own swinging bugs. Any steelhead angler knows that the fly doesn't matter, but given that my tying time is currently more available than angling time I sent out a package that included 12 swing bugs hot out of the vice. The flies arrived on a Saturday, just in time to be soaked that monday afternoon and Tuesday as my Dad and brother were going to meet on our favorite river.
About noon on their second day fishing together I got a text from Dad as I filled out my TPS reports. A simple one line message: STEEL! He had broken the skunk with my brother, on a fly I tied for him. To say he was ecstatic was a understatement. I have never been so excited about a fish that I didn't catch, let alone didn't even witness or net or see till hours later.
To answer the question, "What's your Dad think about you being a fish guide?". I think he's ok with it, the smile above says it all.

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【 Okuden Kanzukuri 】 A comfortable Junmai with perfect balance
Masumi's ideal Junmai. Mellow and mild-mannered in all aspects, with subtle, organic flavors and a hint of rice's sweetness.
{ Master brewer's comments }
We aimed to keep a hint of the original rice flavors, and the soft water used in the Suwa kura was perfect for this.
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Japanese comfort food like grilled fish, yakitori, teriyaki, sukiyaki, nabe hotpots.
|Name: Okuden Kanzukuri
|Type: Junmai
|Availability: Year-round
|Ingredients: Rice, Water, Koji, Yeast
|Rice: Koji: Hitogokochi (Nagano Pref.)
Plain: Miyama Nishiki (Nagano Pref.),Hitogokochi (Nagano Pref.)
|Polishing rate: 60%
|Yeast: No. 7
|Alcohol: 15% range
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Pursuing oncology never once crossed my mind before medical school.
Enter stage: one of my mentors is a pediatric oncologist, a specialty I previously could only gawk at and flounder to fathom why anyone would set themselves up for such torture. Next scene: reading the words of Siddhartha Mukherjee, and realizing that cancer is the ultimate riddle. Next scene: meeting my first cancer patient, a patient with Li Fraumeni syndrome who lit up when told about my upcoming cancer research. Next scene: Today, listening to a bright-eyed, bubbling little girl with a crooked wig tell us about her leukemia.
It began just as most do: a child with fever and fatigue, and doctors waving them out the door with words of "kindergarten germs" and "it's just a virus". It isn't until later when a simple drop of blood is taken from their finger that their diagnose is truly given: cancer. Her spirit lit up the entire lecture hall as we laughed at her spunk between wiping away tears. As the family told us about a night she bled out of her mouth for 24 hours and received 11 platelet transfusions, she grabbed the microphone and explained, "My doctor says I'm like a delicate flower."
From the parents, they explained that they have come to a profound realization: the nit picky things don't matter. If you want to wear the wackiest outfit and like something that no one else does, it doesn't matter. Making memories and being happy is what is truly most important.
Every day, they have a word to bring them happiness. "Yesterday was 'sisters'. Today is 'medicine', because we're at the School of Medicines!" (Again, more laughter. More tears.)
The oncologist speaking with them encouraged us to absorb this family's experience with her diagnosis. As he spoke, I could feel our class unite in silent agreement to not disregard a worried mother's concerns: because no one knows your body or your child like you do. I soaked in my internal promise to never disregard my gut intuition about a patient, and to never live in a straight jacket of algorithms based off a scholarly journal's statistically calculated data. The oncologist explained how every day he is surrounded by these incredibly strong, influential individuals who are battling cancer within their bodies, while we are busy worrying about tasks to finish or what others think of us. He explained that his career reminds him what's important: to take time to live. It can become so easy to become consumed in medicine. "But you have to remember to be well, so you can be well for your patients," he explained. He told us how it's more than a job for him: when you're a child's doctor working intimately with their condition for so many years, you become like another member of that family.
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Highly coveted 4-star DT to officially visit Texas A&M this weekend
There has been a change of plans.
Highly coveted SEC target D'Andre Christmas-Giles is set to visit Texas A&M this weekend.
The four-star defensive tackle from St. Augustine High School (New Orleans) was originally scheduled to visit South Carolina this weekend.
Last weekend, the 6-foot-3, 290-pound prospect took an official visit to LSU. Christmas-Giles has previously taken officials to TCU (Dec. 4) and Texas (Dec. 11).
He remains undecided about where he'll take his fifth and final official visit on Jan. 29.
Texas A&M offered Christmas-Giles a few weeks ago, along with numerous other SEC schools. The New Orleans native has seen his recruit pick up rapidly in recent weeks.
Christmas-Giles is rated as the nation's No. 34 defensive tackle and the No. 21 prospect in Louisiana.
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October 04, 2016 09:10 ET
The Public House by Evans Brewing Company Opens Its Doors in Downtown Fullerton, California
The Public House by Evans Brewing Company Opens Its Doors in Downtown Fullerton, California
IRVINE, CA--(Marketwired - Oct 4, 2016) - Evans Brewing Company (OTCQB: ALES), a producer of award-winning premium craft beers, today announced the opening of its first branded restaurant, The Public House, in the SOCO District of downtown Fullerton, California. At The Public House, customers will be able to sample a wide variety of the company's ales and lagers along with a comprehensive food menu that includes brick oven hand pulled flatbreads, house ground rib eye and pastrami blend hamburgers, artisanal sandwiches, seasonal soups and salads, appetizers, sides and desserts.
After a series of successful soft opening events last week, The Public House will be open to the public beginning today. Operating Orange County's oldest craft brewery, Evans Brewing Company is now able to present a variety of its ales and lagers to craft beer enthusiasts in its own Evans-branded location. The company also currently supplies retail locations, including restaurant chains, markets, liquor stores, delis and businesses, in 7 western states.
"The opening of our first restaurant, The Public House by Evans Brewing Company, is a major milestone for the company," said Evan Rapport, Chief Operating Officer for Evans Brewing Company. "Our soft opening events were very successful, and we are ready to introduce the dining and drinking public to our version of a restaurant and tasting room.
"We strongly believe that diners will be impressed with the quality of food presented by our head chef and kitchen staff, which all pair nicely with our craft beer offerings. We invite anyone who enjoys quality craft beer, craft cocktails and great food to visit The Public House soon," Mr. Rapport added.
The Public House décor prominently features Evans Brewing artwork that highlights the brand's Orange County and California roots.
Beginning this week, The Public House will be open from 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm Pacific time Sunday through Wednesday and 4:00 pm to 1:00 am Pacific time Thursday through Saturday.
To see the full range of Evans branded products, including core year-round offerings, seasonal beers, and special releases, please visit http://www.evansbrewco.com/thebeer#beer.
About Evans Brewing Company, Inc.
Evans Brewing Company (www.evansbrewco.com) develops and distributes premium craft brands including a superior line of lagers and ales that have been honored with over 20 international awards. Operating the oldest brewery in Orange County, California, Evans Brewing supplies restaurants, retailers and beer drinkers across 7 western states. The company's future plans include additional brewing and tasting locations, additional restaurants, broader product distribution, and potentially an expansion of the beer brands currently under management. For more information on our beers, please visit http://www.evansbrewco.com/thebeer#beer. For questions about the company, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Today in Automotive History
1997 Recall Costs Chrysler Millions
A Federal jury ordered Chrysler to hand over $260 million to the Jiminez family, whose son, Sergei, was killed after being jettisoned from the third seat of a Chrysler minivan. The accident happened in 1987 when the Jiminez's Dodge Caravan was hit by another vehicle travelling along at just five miles per hour. During the impact, the minivan's rear liftgate malfunctioned, and the back door flew open, allowing the boy to be ejected on to the pavement. Sadly, this was not an isolated incident. The Federal government reported that between 1984 and 1994, thirty-seven deaths could be traced to faulty liftgate latches on Chrysler's minivans. The automaker was hit with 100 lawsuits related to the faulty liftgate, but the government still held off on mandating a recall of the latches. A day before the ruling, however, Chrysler recalled 1.1 million minivans, a decision estimated to have cost the car giant roughly $30 million. Surprisingly, this move, coupled with anticipation of the Federal jury's decision against Chrysler, caused just a small decline in Chrysler's stock, which closed on October 7 at 34 15/16, following a 3/16 drop.Posted by Quality Weenie at October 8, 2004 06:37 AM


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The disciplinary court of the Uganda Police Force has convicted three of its commanders over neglect of duty in a case where former presidential candidate Kiiza Besigyes supporters were beaten.
These officers who appeared at the Naguru-based police court are; Wandegeya Division Police commander Mr Moses Nanoka; Field Force Unit Commander for Kampala Metropolitan Police, Mr Samuel Bamuzibire; Kampala Metropolitan Police South Commander, Mr Andrew Kaggwa; and Katwe Police Station Operations Commander, Mr Patrick Muhumuza.
In its ruling, the disciplinary court had three of the senior police commanders. These were SSP Andrew Kaggwa the former Regional Police Commander for Kampala East, Moses Nanoka the Divisional Police Commander for Wandegeya police station and ASP Patrick Muhumuza the field Force Commander for Katwe Police station.
Their juniors at the rank of constable including Willy Kalyango, Kato Sula , Denis Muhangi, Moses Agaba and Dan Tandeka a crime preventer were also reprimanded.
The eight officers were found guilty of using excessive force, negligence of duty and discreditable conduct which are all contrary to police penal code act. The 8 were part of the group of officers who beat Besigye supporters at Kalerwe and Najjanankumbi in July last year as Besigye made processions.
In his ruling, the court chairman Denis Odongopiny said SSP Andrew Kaggwa, SP Moses Nanoka and ASP Patrick Muhumuza were demoted to the immediate rank below for a discreditable conduct.
Thus, Kaggwa now holds the rank of Superintendent of Police (SP), Nanoka is now at the rank of Assistant Superintendent of police (ASP) while Muhumuza is at the rank of Inspector of police (IP).
Police constables who have no rank were recommended to police council for dismissal.
Dan Tandeka the crime preventer who had no rank was dismissed from doing any police work for the next 20 years.
On charges of excessive force the eight police officers were sentenced to a fine of deduction of a third of their salary for one month.
For the charges of negligence of duty, the police constables were sentenced to severe reprimand and would be dismissed from the force in case they repeated the same offence.
The court chairman however advised them to appeal the sentences in case they are not satisfied with the court's decisions.


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Axion Structural Innovations is setting the bar for the production of sustainable building materials using 100% recycled products. Using recycled materials keeps waste out of dumps results in decreased use of virgin materials- so rather than asking more from the earth Axion uses what people have already taken and repurposes it in big ways. Even more, their building products are recyclable, so when a structure is taken down or needs to be replaced, the material can be recycled again which keeps plastics out of landfills long-term.
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Sunday 23rd October, 18 ramblers left Chedworth Old Airfield on a rather misty start for a 5.5 mile walk. Luckily not for too long as the sun broke through and then we could all enjoy the wonderful Autumn colours.
We first crossed the Airfield on a well marked track and continued onto an avenue of trees to come out alongside the Church and then followed a small path down to the Seven Tuns Pub. We then turned right to walk up the lane to meet the main road through Chedworth, soon taking the Lower Chedworth Road. We followed the lane all through the long village of Lower Chedworth which has many lovely cottages and houses with lovely gardens to look at. At the end of the village the lane bears left to take us up Pancake Hill, soon we could bear left again and walk up to the top and onto a track which gave us a wonderful view of Lower and Higher Chedworth on the other side of the valley. A coffee stop was taken here. We then continued along the track, where later we had views to our right looking over towards Andoversford. This track took us all the way back to the Airfrield and our cars.
On the way to Chedworth
Entering Chedworth village
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Stream Album: Fabolous – The Young OG Project
Fabolous drops his anticipated new digital album The Young OG Project which features 11 new tracks. The album has guest appearances from French Montana, Rich Homie Quan, Chris Brown and more. Take a listen and stream the project in full below and be sure to get your copy on iTunes.
Fabolous – The Young OG Project
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5. She Wildin (Ft. Chris Brown)
6. Ball Drop (Ft. French Montana)
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Pullup, Lunge, Swing "Fun"isher
August 28, 2015 Friday Funisher No Comments
I hate lunge jumps so naturally I have to include them in workouts from time to time. If you don't like a certain exercise that's usually a pretty good indication that you should be doing more of it to get better at it.
Or maybe I'm just a masochist.
Either way, this week's finisher turned out to be a pretty good one, despite the inclusion of the lunge jumps . Here's how it shaped up:
5 rds, for time
4A) Pullups x3
4B) Lunge Jumps x6/leg
4C) KB swings x12
It took me around five and a half minutes and here's what it looked it:
Give it shot and let me know how you fare


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Pittsburgh families can receive disconnection prevention services, emergency funds for paying heating bills, and other aid, such as weatherization. Government resources can help, as well as financial assistance programs offered by companies such as Columbia or Peoples Natural Gas. Find extensive details on the Pittsburgh area heating assistance programs below.
A non-profit organization to call for help is The Dollar Energy Fund and the Hardship Program they offer. The resources administered can help pay heating and natural gas bills for lower income families and individuals in Pittsburgh, including the elderly. The program terms are loosely based on certain, pre-determined Federal Poverty Guidelines. So some cash grants can be disbursed for paying bills, in particular when you are out of fuel or faced with a shut off.
Representatives from the Dollar Energy Fund may also be able to assist consumers with signing up for various energy and heating bill company programs. So families can learn about those resources available from Peoples Natural Gas, Peoples TWP, as well as other companies. You can also get support in processing applications to these programs, and also services offered by other non-profits in Allegheny County and Pittsburgh. Call 1-800-851-3838.
The Dollar Energy Fund also relies heavily on donations from the community. So you can help your neighbors stay warm by contributing. Call your energy provider such as Peoples Natural Gas to sign up. You can donate as little (even a $1) or as much as you would like.
LIHEAP/Low Income Energy Assistance has two main components for families. The first is the regular, or Cash component, and the second is Crisis. The regular assistance is offered to pay heating bills during the fall, winter, and spring, and is more for your regular monthly bills. Tens of thousands of Pittsburgh residents benefit from this service every year. Often times the benefit will be paid out as a credit on your account.
LIHEAP Crisis is, as the name implies, is for an emergency. If a qualified low income household is facing a disconnection or experiencing a heating emergency, if they are out of fuel, or if their furnace has broken, then grants can be paid out to the individual for addressing these needs. Any assistance paid out for these winter heating costs is only offered as a one time benefit.
Some of the western Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh energy companies provide CARES/Customer Assistance Referral and Evaluation Service as well as the CAP/Customer Assistance Program. Call your company such as Columbia Gas to apply. They will provide customers access to social workers and case managers who can assist. They focus their support on low-income, senior citizens or otherwise needy households with either a long-term or temporary reduction in budget payments.
Also look into the EAP/Energy Assistance Programs. Depending on your company, this can provide reduced payments on your heating bills. Other services may include budget management, home visits, payment plans, energy conservation, and other support for low income Pittsburgh families.
Some of the main energy companies in Pittsburgh include Columbia Gas (1-800-272-2714), Peoples Natural Gas (1-800-400-9276) and Equitable, which can be reached at 1-800-644-8090.
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Gonzo's Quest by NetEnt
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Served with Morning Baked Brown Bread
€ 8.50
Daily Wrap Special
Wrap Special of the Day with Mixed Leaves and Steak Cut Fries
€ 10.00
Buffalo Chicken Burger
Grilled Chicken Burger marinated in Buffalo Spice and Served on a floury Bap with Mixed Leaves, Tomato & Red Onion and Steak Cut Fries
€ 10.00
Pillar House Stirfry
Tender Strips of Beef or Chicken Stir-fried with Fajita spice mix, garlic, Peppers & Onions and served with Basmati Rice
€ 10.00
Creamy Kale & Chicken Tagliatelle
Tagliatelle Tossed in a creamy white wine sauce with Garlic, Chicken & Kale
€ 10.00
Catch of the Day from Galway Bay Seafood
Baked Catch of the Day served with Creamy Mashed Potato, Vegetables with Lemon Butter Sauce
Grilled Irish Steak Sandwich
Steak Sandwich with Sauté Onions, Mushrooms & Garlic Mayonnaise served on Ciabatta Bread with Mixed Leaves & Steak Cut Fries
€ 15.90
Grilled 8oz Striploin Steak
8oz Striploin Steak served with Sauté Onions, Mushrooms, Mixed Leaves, Steak Cut Chips or Vegetables & Potato
Halloumi Cheese, Green Beans & Roast Vegetables
Green Beans, Cherry Tomato, Baby Potato, Shallots Roasted in Olive Oil served with Halloumi Cheese and Roast Pepper Relish
€ 2.00
Side Orders
Mash of the Day, Chips, Wedges,Mixed Salad, Onion Rings, Seasonal Vegetables
From €3.90
Salad Sandwich: €3.90,
Plain Sandwich: €3.90, Toasted Special: €4.50,
Toasted Sandwich 2 x Fillings: €4.25,
Toasted B.L.T. Bap: €6.50,
Toasted Club Sandwich: €6.50,
Toasted Ciabatta with Choice of Fillings: €6.50,
Sandwich Filling Options:,
Ham, Chicken, Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Cucumber, Peppers, Onions, Coleslaw
Plain Sandwich: €3.90, Toasted Special: €4.50,
Toasted Sandwich 2 x Fillings: €4.25,
Toasted B.L.T. Bap: €6.50,
Toasted Club Sandwich: €6.50,
Toasted Ciabatta with Choice of Fillings: €6.50,
Sandwich Filling Options:,
Ham, Chicken, Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Cucumber, Peppers, Onions, Coleslaw
1. Starters
€ 4.20
Homemade Chef's Soup of the Day
served with Morning Baked Brown Bread
€ 6.20
Spiced Pumpkin & Spinach Tartlet
sprinkled with Ground Almond Crumble, Rocket Leaves & House Dressing
€ 6.20
Honey Barbecue Chicken Wings
panfried in a Honey & Barbecue Sauce
Seafood & Cumin Chowder
with Leeks, Chunks of Potato, Bay Leaves & Cream
Wild Mushroom Arancini
Risotto with Wild Mushrooms, Mozzarella, Parsley, Lemon Juice, Balsamic Vinegar coated with Golden Breadcrumbs
2. Main courses
Homemade Fajita Beef Burger
with bacon, cheese, mixed leaves, red onion & roasted pepper relish. Served with chunky homemade chips.
€ 24.90
Grilled Irish 12oz Striploin Steak
with sauté mushrooms & onions & homemade chunky chips served with your choice of black pepper sauce or garlic butter
€ 21.90
12oz Irish Rib Eye Steak
with sauté mushrooms & onions & homemade chunky chips served with your choice of black pepper sauce or garlic sauce
€ 14.90
Galway Bay Catch of the Day
with Ratatouille, Vegetables & Harissa Cilantro Dressing
€ 14.90
Chicken Tequila Tagliatelle
Strips of Chicken and Tagliatelle, Red Onion & Peppers tossed in a Tequila, Lime Juice & Soya Sauce
€ 14.90
The Pillar House Special Chilli Stirfry
Beef or Chicken with Zucchini, Green & Red Peppers and Spanish Onion in a Tomato Puree, Fresh Chilli, Coriander & Soya Sauce served with Basmati Rice
€ 15.90
Crisp Honey Roast Duck
and Poached Pear with Leek & Artichoke Gratin
Baked Stuffed Sweet Potato
with Spinach, Chick Peas & Spring Onion, served with Yoghurt, Rocket Leaves and a Balsamic Reduction.
€ 15.90
Braised Lamb Shank
Served with Gremolata Baby Potato and a Rich Roast Gravy
3. Sides
€ 3.00
Sauté Mushrooms, Home Made Chunky Chips, Onion Rings, Creamy Mash Potato, Sweet Potato Chips, Seasonal Vegetables
4. Desserts
€ 4.50
We have a sumptuous range of desserts. Please see our special desserts board or ask your server
5. Tea / Coffee
Teas / Coffees
Tea: €1.90
Coffee: €1.90
Green Tea: €1.90
Cappuccino: €1.90
Speciality Teas: €1.90
Coffee: €1.90
Green Tea: €1.90
Cappuccino: €1.90
Speciality Teas: €1.90
Kids Menu
€ 3.90
Baby Bowl with Creamed Potato & Gravy / Soup
€ 4.50
Creamed Potato, Vegetables & Gravy
€ 5.00
Chicken Goujons / Nuggets & Chips
€ 5.00
Sausages & Chips
Kids Plain Pasta
Christmas Menu
4 Courses Including Tea or Coffee €25.00
3 Courses Including Tea or Coffee €19.00
1. Starters
Paprika Chicken Skewers
Chicken skewers with a paprika flavouring served with Tomato Salsa
Beetroot Cured Salmon Pâté
served with thyme carrots and peppers slaw
Soup of The Day
Homemade Soup of The Day with chive cream served with Morning Baked Brown Bread
Spinach & Seafood Panciotti
Creamy spinach panciotti stuffed with prawns and scallops with sea-salt and Parmesan cheese
2. Main Courses
Sweet Potato Hash
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Stuffed Chicken Supreme
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Pillar House Chicken or Beef Stirfry
Tender strips of chicken or beef, stir fried in turmeric, cumin, yoghurt and fresh chilli, served with Basmati Rice
Traditional Turkey & Ham
Roast Stuffed Turkey & Ham with Seasonal Vegetables, Creamed Potato, a Rich Roast Gravy & Cranberry Sauce
Home-Made Beeef Burger
Home-made Beef Burger with Bacon & Cheese, salad leaves, red onion and tomato, topped with a tomato relish and served with home-cut fries
Catch of the Day
Oven Baked Catch of the Day with Pan Fried Root Vegetables in a White Onion Sauce served with Roast Baby Potato
3. Desserts
Cheese Cake of the Day with Fresh Cream
Chocolate Brownie
Warm Chocolate Cake with a Rich Chocolate Sauce served with Vanilla Ice Cream
Homemade Apple Tart
A deep filled Apple Tart with a short pastry served with your choice of Cream or Ice Cream
Christmas Pudding
Traditional Christmas Pudding served warm with Brandy Cream or Custard


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In case you missed part 1 of how Joel and I met, you can catch up right here. For spoilers in the cliff notes version, read here. ;)
As the months passed, I started to feel more homesick and restless about where I was (figuratively and literally). As much as I tried to connect in my physical community, it became more and more of a struggle. With summer beginning, the school year was ending, and the local university Newman Center was cleared out and the last of my close friends had finally graduated and moved on and out. I was giving less presentations to youth groups and instead working more behind the scenes, which was hard on my little extrovert heart.
I ended up spending more time watching TV, Skyping my family, and browsing social media on my computer. And with that came more conversations with Joel. We added each other on Google Plus, Facebook, and Skype, joking that we were reaching higher levels of a "social media friendship." Tweets graduated to Facebook chat. The more we went back and forth, the easier it was to talk to him. It was hard to find something we didn't have in common. I started to catch myself leaving my computer open so I'd be able to see if he was online and wanted to chat, just in case I'd miss it. It wasn't a romantic interest, he was just slowly becoming a dear friend. He made me laugh (a lot) and I looked forward to hearing about his day. Our conversations came with ease and never seemed to end.
However, I was still trying to make it work in the relationship I was already a part of. We had different ways of communicating, and I remember thinking that it shouldn't be that hard. Although it took a couple of months to finally call it, I think there was a part of me that knew it wasn't supposed to be. We officially parted ways. In a very roundabout way, I think it was because of Joel. I told one of my girlfriends, "Even if nothing ever happened with my Twitter friend, or if we never even met in person, I feel like he just has some role to play in my life. Maybe it's just to show me how easy communication can be. I'd want to end up with someone I shared that with."
The August visit to Colorado was to see my college roommate and household sister... and also to visit the Denver Broncos training camp. Joel was heading back to Ohio for a wedding one of the same days I was flying, so even though we had never met, I kept an eye out for him at the airport just in case fate would let us meet. It didn't end up that way, but I still looked. And it turned out, he was looking for me too.
|Can you find Joel in the stands? Me neither. He was in Ohio. I did see someone who I thought looked like him though... well, form what I could tell from his Twitter picture.
After a visit back home, it really hit me how much we had been talking. We were Facebook chatting for hours every night. My family was still really concerned that we hadn't met in person, and I don't blame them. I've heard plenty of stories (ok so mostly on the news) about people getting tricked or catfished or whatever the kids are calling it nowadays. I called Jackie, because as the only person we knew in common (and who knew and cared about both of us), I trusted her input. Once I reassured my family with her approval, they were a little more at ease.
|This is Jackie. This picture was taken much later in the story.
As Joel & my friendship slowly progressed and feelings began to develop, it began to seem unnatural not to talk one degree of separation closer. I felt like we had almost hit a wall where our friendship couldn't progress any more without stepping up our method of communication. Joel had asked for my mailing address to send me a friendly letter, but I found myself feeling almost frustrated that i had to take the time to type everything out and we were missing important elements like voice inflection and tone. Because it was still pretty friendly, I finally put myself out there in a way that I thought wouldn't be TOO forward, but still conversational...
|I was clearly very smooth about it. And I was at no point thinking about ice cream.
|*clicks enter* and ALL MY FEELINGS ARE EVERYWHERE
Putting myself out there like that was terrifying. I imagined myself as a turtle throwing a love note out of it's shell and then quickly retreating back inside while waiting to be rejected. I was preparing myself to hear that this was strictly Platonic, or that I totally had the wrong idea, or that he was married or something horrible and heartbreaking. Waiting for his response felt like for-flipping-ever. I could see the little bubble showing that he typed something, then deleted it, typed something, then deleted it.
But it turns out, he had thought about it. A lot.
On August 25th, at 12:06 AM, Joel called me.
We talked for 4 1/2 hours that night. My face hurt from smiling and my stomach hurt from laughing. We talked again the next night for 6 hours, despite the two hour time difference. And it still seemed like we'd never have nothing to talk about.
More joy in part 3!


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Ellis Paige and his son, Marcus, talk often and the elder Paige said recently that "I text him every day of his life – always on the positive side."
And yet these days, remaining completely positive has been more challenging than usual. Marcus Paige, the North Carolina senior guard who for the past two seasons has been the Tar Heels' most important player, is in the midst of a confounding slump he has never experienced before.
Paige earlier this season set the UNC record for most career 3-pointers. He entered his slump having made at least one 3-pointer in 41 consecutive games, a school record. Now he hasn't made a 3 in three consecutive games and he has missed 30 of his past 35 attempts from the field, overall.
Before this slump began, Paige had never gone more than two games without making a 3-pointer.
UNC coach Roy Williams has never seen Paige miss shots like he has the past two weeks. Neither have Paige's teammates. And neither have his parents, Ellis and Sherryl, who are back in Paige's hometown of Marion, Iowa, waiting, like everyone else, for the shots to start falling.
They know it will happen. They know it's only a matter of time. Yet this is something new for them, too – watching a sport that for so long has come so easily to their son all of a sudden turn cruelly difficult.
"It's tough on us to watch," Ellis Paige said by phone earlier this week, "because we've never seen it before. This is his (final college season) and he's had a few setbacks. But I still feel like the best is yet to come. That's his history. He's a gamer. He's a gamer."
Only once in the past week or so someone approached Ellis and asked him about Marcus. The question, Ellis said with a laugh, referenced Paige's continued shooting woes and went something like this: "What's up with that?"
It's a question with which UNC fans can likely relate, and one that Paige's teammates and coaches have asked themselves in their own way. And there is no answer, no way to make sense of how one of the best shooters in UNC's storied basketball history can all of a sudden go cold just like that.
During a 106-90 victory at Florida State on Jan. 4, Paige scored 30 points and made five of his nine 3-point attempts. In the four games since he has missed 21 of his 22 3-pointers.
Coached by mom, dad
Ellis and his wife, who was a successful high school girls basketball coach, taught their only son how to play the game. The fundamentals came first – dribbling, shooting and the proper mechanics and form for all of it.
Shooting came naturally to Marcus. It has always been one of his strengths, which makes it all the more frustrating that his normal shooting ability has abandoned him during the past four games.
"To be honest, ever since second grade, this is probably his first slump, shooting-wise and making a basket-wise," Ellis said.
Ellis coached Marcus from second grade through eighth grade. His mom, the most decorated coach in the family, provided plenty of guidance and teaching, as well, both for Marcus and his sister, Morgan, who played basketball at Wisconsin.
Now Paige's parents are mostly spectators. Or they're trying to be, anyway.
"In terms of the shooting the slump, what we've been doing with Marcus is keeping a safe distance and letting him go through the whole process by himself," Ellis said.
Which doesn't mean they haven't offered advice or criticism here and there. There was one moment during UNC's victory against Virginia Tech on Sunday that bothered Ellis, in particular.
It came after Paige missed a shot and for a brief moment his body slumped. The emotion and disappointment was evident on his face, if only for a second or two.
"Man," Ellis said he told his son, repeating the story in the nicest way possible, "Your body language on that was horrible."
Sherryl is the shooting expert in the Paige household, and also "the heart and soul of the family," Ellis said. Paige's recent shooting failures have been especially difficult on her.
She has reminded Marcus to "stick the goose neck," which is the phrase she uses to emphasize the importance of the follow-through on a jump shot. The idea is that the proper follow-through will leave the shooting hand pointing down, in the shape of a goose's neck.
"She always tells the kids, 'Hold it,' " Ellis said, referencing the follow-through. "He's just got to stick the goose neck, and she's right."
Focusing on other parts of the game
A lot of what Paige has discussed lately with his parents, though, doesn't have much to do with shooting or the slump. Ellis might ask his son how he's doing with it all and Marcus will respond with a quick and simple assurance that he's fine.
The victory at Virginia Tech was the first time Paige showed some outward frustration – the first time that he appeared visibly upset at the uncommon sight of the basketball bouncing off of the rim, again and again. Afterward he answered some of the same questions he has now for the past two weeks.
"It's not any different than it has been," Paige said. "I always feel like the next one is going in. Hasn't been the case but I stayed aggressive, I made some plays to Brice (Johnson) late so I was happy with the way I played. … I was good defensively, got some steals, and just played solid all around."
That's what he has attempted to focus on: the timely assist or the valuable defensive play or the important rebound. Paige earned UNC's defensive player of the game award at Virginia Tech and Williams has been quick to point out all the good things Paige has continued to do.
There's something bigger to all of this, too, even amid all of the missed shots: Paige is in the final weeks and months of doing what he always dreamed of when he grew up a UNC fan back in Iowa.
"He puts it into perspective," Ellis said. "He said he's a young man playing the game he loves to play."
Still, Ellis is waiting for his son to transform back into his normal self on the court. There is at least one sign that it's coming: Ellis said his son earlier this week sent a picture back home featuring a shorter, sleeker haircut – the one he has worn when he has played his best. Maybe there's something to it.
"I think you're going to see the baby-face killer again," Ellis said with a laugh, offering a contrast to the menacing-sounding nickname, "because he looks like a little kid again. When he goes to that haircut, that's his game cut – he's all business."
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CCO Partners: The Internship
Let's backtrack just a little bit and post about the beginning of my career, like most people it begins with an internship. I thought it would be a good idea to share my experiences of what I went through and how it all turned out for me. TL;DR I got an internship, it gave me some credentials and pointed me in the direction I wanted to pursue.
CCO Partners Internship
An internship with a marketing firm in downtown Chicago, it was my first time needing a button up shirt to go to work and my first time being exposed to the professional world, albeit it was a small firm (4 people). Hm. Everything was so new to me. Naturally I had my normal personality with the others in the office but was relatively quiet, didn't ever quite fit in. I guess internships are like that – they look good on paper but you don't really get responsibilities, or the skills for the future. You get the boring, data entry work. I did get some opportunities to get creative and actually use my brain, but that was very limited.
This was a good company though, I may have not been getting the skills and responsibilities I wanted (typical of an internship) but I was at least paid, wasn't micro-managed, was talked to like an equal, and finally got my feet wet with in the business world. I was introduced to an environment I wasn't used to and it stuck with me. Dress nice, be active, network, always being creative, and think different (RIP Steve Jobs).
The first project I worked on here was a data entry type dealio(I know, I know – ugh). I would have to fill out large (I mean thousands large) excel sheets of data – kind of like maintaining a directory… by hand. Not fun. Day by day I would fill out hundreds of rows and inputting data. Very boring stuff. I thought to myself there has got to be a way to copy paste, or automate, or something to keep me sane. So I suppose some may call it 'slacking' but at the time this project was just absolutely draining my psyche. I consider it taking initiative, but after about a week of inputting maybe around 6,000 cells of data I would take a couple hours of my workday to research/learn a workaround. I searched through many how-to websites, went to different search engines with a slim hope of finding some sort of miracle. (sidenote: Before I started on this, I already asked them if there was an automated solution and they mentioned that their IT guy said there was no workaround – it would have to be manual.) Another week goes by and I finally did what I never thought I'd do. I brought my work home with me.
Not in the emotional sense, but I did start looking up ways to do this outside of work. I was young, I wanted to impress. I believe I started experimenting with the image recognition and adobe reader pro. The file I was looking at was locked so nothing could be edited, saved, copied or whatnot. I ended up focusing on a single page, taking the image and copying it to Adobe reader pro. I forgot what tools I used and the process, but what I ended up with was using the reader to find different columns and fields and having the recognition recognize the characters. I ended up copying this page to an excel sheet and voila – a copy of the data with some weird characters that I easily switched out (ctrl-f FTW). Multiply that process by thousands and you get over an entire months work done in under a half hour. Whew, I literally have never been so happy with myself. Accomplishment through perseverance is one great feeling.
After that project I got a little bit less awful things to do. Of course I mostly had those – but I also got into things like Brand Standard. Never heard it before in my life. For those that don't know it's basically (warning: made up word) templatizing your company to be branded everywhere (exampled, logo and style of proposals budgets, releases, everything was the same). I also had not-for-profit work to do with CeCe Cares which is an epilepsy foundation. It has a great story that you should check out sometime. I was responsible for email marketing (kind of) and used constantcontact, using publisher to develop the emails.
It was a bit of time ago so I don't remember most of the details, but this internship definitely sent me in the direction I'm pursuing/expanding on today, SEO. The first time I heard about it was on the services page of the company's website. Didn't catch my eye too much, but at the time my brother worked for bradsdeals.com and explained to me what it was. Towards the end of the internship I began researching and reading more and more about SEO, and learning about it's practices and different leaders throughout the world. However I was never had a centralized place I could learn. This would be my next goal – finding someone to direct me in the right place.
Personal note: No idea if they will ever see or read this, but thanks to CCO Partners Scott Christiansen and Peter Cunningham. Nikki Cary, for yelling at me when I was being dumb (I needed that) as well as the two girls who definitely helped me along the way: Michelle McRae (who just had a baby congrats!) and Kristen Allen (the crazy stories were always entertaining) as well as the wikipedia game, don't need to explain that here :).


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As noun
metamorphosed limestone, consisting chiefly of recrystallized calcite or dolomite, capable of taking a high polish, occurring in a wide range of colors and variegations and used in sculpture and architecture
any variety of this stone:Carrara marble
an object made of or carved from this stone, especially a sculpture:Renaissance marbles
a piece of this stone:the fallen marbles of Roman ruins
(not in technical use) any of various breccias or other stones that take a high polish and show a variegated pattern
a marbled appearance or pattern; marbling:The woodwork had a greenish marble
anything resembling marble in hardness, coldness, smoothness, etc
:a brow of marble
something lacking in warmth or feeling
a little ball made of stone, baked clay, glass, porcelain, agate, or steel, especially for use in games
marbles, (used with a singular verb) a game for children in which a marble is propelled by the thumb to hit another marble so as to drive it out of a circle drawn or scratched on the ground
marbles, Slang
normal rational faculties; sanity; wits; common sense:to have all one's marbles; to lose one's marbles
As adjective
consisting or made of marble
like marble, as in hardness, coldness, smoothness, etc
lacking in warmth, compassion, or sympathy:marble heart
of variegated or mottled color
As verb (used with object), marbled, marbling
to color or stain like variegated marble
to apply a decorative pattern to (paper, the edges of a book, etc
) by transferring oil pigments floating on water
As noun
a counter, as in a kitchen, especially when covered with a heat- and stain-resistant material
As adjective
designed to fit or be used on a countertop:a countertop microwave oven
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