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Nov. 1st, 2011
The holidays are just around the corner. There's still time to spiff up your bathroom before your guests arrive OR treat yourself to the bathroom you've been dreaming of. Look through some of the previous posts for some photo ideas…
Nov. 1st, 2011
The holidays are just around the corner. There's still time to spiff up your bathroom before your guests arrive OR treat yourself to the bathroom you've been dreaming of. Look through some of the previous posts for some photo ideas…
Oct. 18th, 2011
We regularly survey our customers once their project is complete to determine their level of satisfaction and to find areas where we can make improvements. We recently received tabulated results from the last two years of our client surveys. We are proud to report that our customer's rate Designers Marble 4.6 out of a maximum 5 in OVERALL JOB SATISFACTION.
Other areas in which Designers Marble received outstanding scores were:
PROFESSIONALISM FROM ESTIMATE THROUGH PROJECT COMPLETION and THE QUALITY AND LOOK OF OUR CULTURED MARBLE PRODUCT LINE
These results truly reflect our commitment to providing our clients with outstanding products and top-notch customer service throughout the entire project. Thank you to our customers for recognizing our efforts.Your satisfaction is our number one priority!
September 7, 2011
Upcoming Home Shows
There's no better time to remodel!
The Seattle Home Show 2 is coming up. We would love to answer any questions you have so stop by our booth #925 at Century Link Field Exhibition Center!
June 6th, 2011
Wanted to include some photos from a couple of recently completed jobs. Both projects show the shower prior to the glass enclosure installation in order to better highlight the TruStone. The first two photos feature a new TruStone option "Breora". I think this will prove a popular color choice since it is a creamy neutral with natural earth tones. It goes beautifully with most cabinets and can coordinate well with light or dark flooring.
Working with Rich Design Group, we installed this large shower in Sahara Travertine with tile insets and flooring.
May 27th, 2011
Master Bath remodel m.designersmarble.com
For our on-the-go customers, our mobile web site is now available. This site give you quickly uploaded and easily accessible contact information as well as location and showroom hours. Also, look for our QR code on upcoming direct mail pieces and soon to be posted on our off-site product displays.
February 15th, 2011
Here's what some of our customers are saying about us in on-line web reviews
"Just want to welcome all to this forum and sing the praises of Designers Marble. We recently had them completely renovate our master bathroom here at our condo in downtown Seattle. After a less than satisfactory attempt with a "high end" design house, we found Designers Marble at the Seattle remodel show last February.
The project included – replacing an existing underutilized bathtub with floor to ceiling storage cabinets, replacing existing shower and dual sink utilizing Trustone and cabinetry, installing heated floor, installing television, and powered toilet (don't ask!).
Working with Peter was great as well as the rest of his team. Murl at Woodinville cabinets and Steve (who did most of the actual work) were beyond our greatest expectations. Tearing up a master bath in a condo on the 5th floor with 2 cats involved was fraught with logistical problems. Peter and Steve actually made the whole experience almost enjoyable. We had no problems, everything went basically according to schedule, with minimal mess and disruption – even the cats were not traumatized by all the activity.
They knew what they were doing, they have a great product, they planned well, had reasonable pricing, and executed flawlessly. And besides that – they are all good guys and a real pleasure to know.
Audrey and I highly recommend these guys!" – Best Regards, Jack
"I have a home that is 19 years old..it is a street of dreams 1991 issue..in the double master shower, the floor had white 1inch square tiles. Over the years..I would scrub..had a few different companies come out and clean and treat the grout..but it never looked clean..although it was…a friend told me about the shower floor covering this company provided. I went to the showroom and picked out a sample which would go with the decor..from start to finish the results were spectacular..wish I hadn't waited so long..I would recommend the company and their products to anyone and everyone." – Marilyn
Three times a customer with the latest an application in a powder room using their new graphics
technology. Quality was excellent on all three jobs and they were all completed within the time
frame promised. I would recommend Designers Marble to anyone refurbishing a bathroom or
powder room. – Vaughn K
Our first encounter with Designers Marble was many years ago. We had them redo a shower and
counter top in a downstairs kid's bathroom. That bathroom still looks great. We were so pleased
with the job they did we had them install counter tops and showers in my mother in laws 40 year
old home. It was absolutely worth every penny. Last year they did an incredible job creating a
new bathroom in our cabin. And again, a few months ago they remodeled our two bathrooms
and a dressing area at our home. In every instance they were very friendly and easy to deal
with. They always showed up when they were scheduled and always made sure we were happy
with the results. They returned to our cabin three times (a two hour drive from Seattle) to make
sure everything was perfect. We will be selling our home in the spring and will absolutely call on
them to help us with any remodels in a new home. Designers Marble is a class act. I absolutely
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There's nothing worse than having guests staying with you when it's raining. They've come all the way from sodden
expecting, indeed demanding sunshine, only to get three days of relentless rain forecasted. Belfast isn't exactly a country that shines in the rain. There's nothing to do. We can't do the passagiata, we can't sit outside the bar and look pretty and stylish to passers-by and we can't walk on our beloved beaches. Italians just don't look their best in the rain. Tans are sequestered under raincoats and designer sunglasses stay in their cases. What's to see under the canopy of an umbrella? Italy
In response to the changing seasons, Italians go into hibernation. We bury ourselves behind an enormous woodpile and don't come out until the last bough is smoldering on the fire.
As for myself, I've developed strategies for when the rains come. First, I light the fire. Next, and this is important, I throw a nice roast into the oven. There's nothing quite like the aroma of a slow cooking joint of meat to lift the mood. Any roast will do, just as long as it's slow roasted – the slower the better.
Today I opted for a tasca ripiena – literally 'stuffed pocket'. It's a dish that's popular in Piacentine cuisine, particularly in parts of the province bordering with
. Like so many of Liguria 's better dishes, it's one that has its origins in cucina povera - or, food of the poor. In order to make a piece of meat stretch further, the idea was to cut a hole in the joint and stuff it. The joint most commonly used here is known as the spinacino cut of meat, also known as the fiocco. It is traditionally made with veal but beef can also be used. It's a joint that comes from the hind of the animal. Italy
the tasca, or pocket, is usually stuffed with a mixture of chard, egg, parmesan and spices. The meat is then sown closed and slow cooked – either boiled or roasted. It's important to cook it slowly so that the meat does not split. Once cooked, it's allowed to go cold and then sliced and served with a parsley sauce. This dish is very similar to Cima alla Genovese, the Ligurian version. In another variant of the dish, also made in Piacenza , the pocket is stuffed with a mix of veal mince, offal and brains, peas, parmesan and eggs. A richer dish by far, I think it's best saving for those even rainier days! Liguria
Stuffed slow-cooked roast beef
Tasca ripiena
Serves 6
Preparation time: 25 minutes
Cooking time: 2- 2.5 hours
1-1.2kg piece of beef
500g chard
100g parmesan cheese
30g fine breadcrumbs
1 egg
2 garlic cloves
2-3 tablespoons olive oil
Salt & pepper
Chop the chard into 2-3cm pieces. Bring a large pot of salted water to the boil and add the chard stalks. Boil for 5 minutes and then add the leaves and continue boiling for another 5 minutes. Drain the chard very well, removing as much excess water as possible and chop finely. Place the chard in a large bowl and add the grated parmesan cheese, breadcrumbs, beaten egg, freshly ground black pepper and nutmeg. Mix everything together well. The stuffing should be quite firm. If it is sticky and wet add a few more tablespoons of cheese or breadcrumbs.
Next, take the piece of beef and with a very sharp knife make an incision in the middle of the beef about 4-5cm wide and make a cut that is 2-3cm from the bottom and sides of the piece of beef to make a 'pocket'. (If you prefer, ask your butcher to do this for you.) Season the inside of the pocket with salt and pepper and then fill with the stuffing. Press the stuffing down into the pocket and then carefully stitch up the opening with kitchen string to prevent the filling falling out during cooking.
Place a few tablespoons of olive oil in a heavy-based frying pan and add the garlic cloves. When hot, add the beef and brown on all sides for 2-3 minutes. Transfer the meat to an oven dish and place in a preheated oven at 150ºC. Cover and cook for about 2 - 2.5 hours. The meat requires a slow gentle cooking to ensure that the meat is tender and the filling does not spilt out. Once cooked, allow the meat to rest for at least 20 minutes. It can also be eaten cold. Serve thinly sliced with a parsley sauce and boiled potatoes.


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When I was finishing my master's degree in adult fitness–cardiac rehabilitation in La Crosse, Wisconsin in the fall of 1982, I was struggling with how my dietetics degree would fit into the next chapter of my career. While I liked nutrition, the traditional "hair net" or "lab coat" (food service or clinical) jobs did not appeal to me. Leafing through the member newsletter from the American Dietetic Association, I saw an announcement that some dietitians were forming a practice group in Sports and Cardiovascular Nutrition and needed signatures for a petition. The group would be called SCAN. I didn't know it then, but that was when I found my tribe.
Shortly after signing the petition, I reached out to one of the founders, Marilyn Schorin, and invited her to work with me to develop a SCAN session at the spring conference for the American College of Sports Medicine. She wholeheartedly agreed, and six months later I met my first SCAN colleagues. They weren't like any other dietitians I'd met so far; they were like me!
Later, when I was moving to Dallas to work at the Cooper Aerobics Center, I reached out to Georgia Kostas, who was the nutrition director at the Cooper Clinic. Georgia warmly welcomed me to Dallas and the Aerobics Center – she even located an apartment for me so I had a place to live when I arrived. Who does that for a colleague you barely know? Someone in your tribe.
Over the next 10 years, SCAN became a focal point for me, and through my volunteer work with SCAN, I met hundreds of dynamic dietitians who shared my passion for pursuing a blended career in nutrition and exercise/fitness. I grew as a leader and formed lasting friendships. Shortly after serving as chair, I began to have babies and SCAN took a back seat to raising my kids and doing my job … 20 years flew by.
Again, I was struggling about my next career step and wondering where nutrition fit into it. I heard that SCAN was organizing a 30th Anniversary Celebration and a little voice inside told me to raise my hand and help. That decision – just like signing the petition in 1982 – began a new SCAN chapter in my life. I'm now serving on the Executive Committee again, and I recently participated in an executive retreat with SCAN's current leaders. Different SCAN members, but they are still my "peeps."
The juxtaposition of my early- and late-career SCAN experiences leads me to ponder what it means to find a tribe.
- Can Be Yourself – Unlike other social settings, where we might feel pressured to "fit into a mold," when we are in our tribes, we don't feel judged for candidly expressing ourselves. Authenticity leads to deeper and more trusting relationships. Colleagues turn into friends. These connections strengthen our commitment to the tribe and the people in it.
- Care About the Same Things – My SCAN colleagues and I shared similar career goals and values. We also bonded over a mutual commitment to building SCAN as a professional organization. Individual work and leadership contributed to something bigger than what anyone could have done alone. More people joined. Collective energy led to success: SCAN membership grew from 500 to over 3,700 in the first 10 years. With over 7,000 members, it is now the largest practice group in the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. When a tribe stands for a higher purpose that matters to people, it can accomplish phenomenal results.
- Not Afraid to Shake Things Up – Tribes can disrupt the status quo, start movements, and leave a mark in the world. My SCAN tribe energizes me because the people in the group are bold and daring. They charter new territory in their individual work and for the organization. I'm drawn to people with the courage and tenacity to create change. Perhaps it's not a universal reason why people connect to social networks, but groups with the power to create change gain the momentum to make things happen.
- Like to Have Fun! – For me, an organization has to be more than work. When I find deeper relationships, emotional connections, and playful outlets, the work is more enjoyable. I give more and I get more.
In his book, Tribes, and TED presentation, "The Tribes We Lead," marketing guru Seth Godin talks about social marketing tribes and how leaders build movements by telling a story, unifying disconnected groups, and channeling collective energy toward a cause. He describes leaders of social tribes as those who challenge the status quo and build a new culture by inviting people into a "secret handshake" (rituals/norms unique to that group) that makes them feel like they are part of something that matters. Godin's principles somewhat parallel my experience with SCAN.
What is your SCAN story (literally or figuratively)? What were your moments of truth when found your tribe? How did you know it was your tribe? How does your tribe enrich your life?


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I've learned a few things these past few weeks.
1. Wear Gloves When Working With Metal:
Last week I started working on my table and the zinc is pretty brutal stuff. I am not the best at wearing protective gear. Ironically I had a glove on, but unfortunately it was on the wrong hand!!
This picture is of my finger a week after the "accident!" ;)Â I didn't go to the hospital for stitches, and I have a feeling the skin will never be the same…lesson learned!
2. Bolt Cutters Work Better Than Side Cutters
If you read my post about making silverware jewelry,you know I suggested using side cutters. Then as I was walking the aisles of Harbor Freight, I had an "aha" moment…bolt cutters.   They have made my life a lot easier!
3. Go With Your Gut
This past weekend was a colossal waste of time! I had a hunch that it might not be very productive, but…The wind was howling, and I had absolutely NO sales after 4 and a half hours. (I had also gotten my hand stuck in a tent support, it just wasn't my day!) I ended up packing up early. To say the least, the next time I will go with my gut when it comes to shows I will attend. Thankfully I only lost the HOURS of time I put into it and not any of my merchandise.A little exaggeration..but not much!
On another note, my table is almost finished!!!!! It's looking pretty good, so I'm super excited to show you all…now I just have to convince my husband!


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Whether your multitool is designed to tighten screws or prep an in-field meal, having one that will do the job and last for years is important.
In my truck are several "just in case" items that I try to keep with me for my travels, with some designed for warm or cold weather and others for anytime use.
Winter? I'll have a change of clothing, socks, gloves and a toque or three, along with my Sitka neck gaiter. It's an indispensable piece of gear I don't hunt or travel without when the weather turns cold. Combine it with a Fanatic hoodie or other layering system and I'm warm as can be.
Summer? Snake boots, of course, along with insect repellent and a few extra shirts. The constant stuff includes jumper cables, zip ties, tools, a can of Fix-a-Flat for a pinch, and a few other things.
I also usually some plastic eating utensils we get from takeout orders. Fishing out sardines from the can to eat with my crackers is OK with my fingers, but a fork makes it easier. Plastic utensils are lightweight and inexpensive but they suck at durability and longevity.
That's why the Outdoor Edge ChowPal will be joining my truck box and backpack. Outdoor Edge has a long history of creating good, reliable tools for hunters and campers. This ingenious 3-in-1 eating utensil — actually, more than that with the different openers and other uses — definitely will come in handy when I need to crack a tin of sardines or pop a cold one celebrating a buck on the ground.
Here's the scoop from Outdoor Edge about ChowPal:
Outdoor Edge, the company that combines functional design with the finest materials and hand craftsmanship to create high-quality knives and tools, has introduced the new ChowPal, an innovative new approach to outdoor eating utensils that incorporates multi-tool functionality.
This new all-in-one utensil set/multi-tool adds a can opener, a bottle opener, a flathead screwdriver and a wrench set to the nested fork and folding knife/spoon that lock together but quickly and easily slide apart when you are ready to chow down.
Crafted of 420J2 stainless steel for increased strength and durability, the two-piece ChowPal set is lightweight and portable at 2.4 oz. and measures 6.5 inches long. The knife/spoon utensil features a locking, single-bevel knife blade that folds flat against the spoon, while the fork features a graduated wrench in 8, 10, 11 and 13mm, a can opener, bottle opener and screwdriver. The ChowPal includes its own easy-to-find orange nylon carry pouch, so you can bring it with you on any camping, fishing, backpacking or outdoor adventure.
It's time to upgrade from the standard three-function utensil kit and forget all the extra tools you have to pack. Just bring the practical, durable ChowPal to lighten your load and enhance your outdoor experience.
The new ChowPal will be available at the beginning of 2018 at retailers nationwide or conveniently online at www.outdooredge.com for a suggested retail price of $27.50.


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Eminence, Missouri Passport Office Information
Residents of Eminence in Shannon County, Missouri have only a single location from which they can get a passport application sealed at. The passport agent in Eminence can provide you with passport forms or witness your signature and seal your passport documents (if you don't need your passport application sealed then you do not need to visit an acceptance agent). Besides the 1 location there are 192 other locations in the state of Missouri from which you can get a passport application sealed at. If you are not needing a passport in Eminence for a least (3) weeks, you can visit the sole passport acceptance agent listed below the map on this web page. If you need it faster than (3) weeks we have provided the closest regional passport offices to Eminence, Missouri and Expedited Passport service options for Eminence.
Regional Passport Offices Close to Eminence:These are passport issuing facilities. You will need to make an appointment and present proof of upcoming travel but in most cases, you will be able to get passport renewal, new passports, child passports, or a lost passport replacement Same Day or Next Day.
Arkansas Passport Center - 180.5 Miles, Chicago Passport Agency - 333.3 Miles, Dallas Passport Agency - 371.7 Miles, Atlanta Passport Agency - 402.7 Miles, New Orleans Passport Agency - 439.6 Miles
Fast Rush Passport Expediting Service in Eminence, Missouri3rd Party Passport Expediting in Eminence MO: Expedited Passports & Visas are the experts for expediting passports in Eminence, if you're in a hurry, this is probably going to be your best option. Passport servces offered for Eminence: Expedited Passport Renewal, Expedited New Passports, Fast Passport Name Changes, Expedited Child Passports, Expedited Lost/Stolen Passport Replacement
How to Get a Passport in Eminence, MissouriGetting a passport in Eminence MO depends on what type of passport application you are needing. The process in these guides assumes that you are applying at a local Eminence Passport Office in which case it will take you 4 to 6 weeks to get a passport in Eminence.
Please select the appropriate guide from the list below to get started:
Passport Office in Eminence, MO
Clerk of Circuit Court Shannon County
113 Main St
Eminence MO, 65466
The single passport acceptance agent (local passport office) located in Eminence is listed below:
- Clerk of Circuit Court Shannon County
113 Main St
Eminence, MO 65466
Other Passport Offices Near Eminence, Missouri:Listed below are additional passport offices that are located within 50 miles of Eminence Missouri:
Mountain View - Mountain View - 15.4 Miles
Houston Main Post Office - Houston - 24.3 Miles
Passport Service for Cities Near EminenceResidents of the following closeby cities looking to get a passport should consider using the passport office(s) located in Eminence for document sealing and 3-week passport expediting. Be sure to check other nearby passport offices listed above, as there may be a closer passport office to your city.
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For today's prompt, please write a consumption poem. There are any number of things we consume as people, and even more if you think outside the human experience. Some are good, some not so much. But there's so much consumption going on every single day that it's a great topic for poeming.
Here's my attempt:
"Black (out) Friday"
I'd be up hunting for the best deals too
if it weren't for yesterday and all that
food and football. I'd say maybe next year,
but I know both my stomach and taste buds
too well. So good on you for getting up
and helping the economy. I'll be
content to pay more so I can sleep in.
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Join Paul for his presentation: An Audit Approach to Address Microbial Contamination in Process Equipment.
Date: October 10, 2013
Time: 1:15pm - 2:15pm
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Did you know that integrating a financial tune up month into your busy year can lessen your stress, protect your finances, your relationships and improve your overall health? That's a tall task, I know, but it's true. Think of it like having your oil checked, cleaning your furnace, having an annual physical or spring cleaning. By adding your financial welfare to the list of annual 'things to do', you will prevent stress and anxiety. Stress and anxiety will destroy relationships, happiness and ultimately your health. You don't want that; do you?
Pick a month; your birthday or the first day of spring, summer or fall. Winter never works; everyone is preparing for the holidays. Why add the stress. So, let's say June 1st is your perfect time to perform a financial tune-up. If you're newlyweds, this is a good habit to get into now, and it will provide you with a solid foundation for a happy financial life. If you're old like me then it's never too late to learn new tricks. No excuses.
Think of it as if you were going on a trip; you need to know where you are before you can figure out how to get where you want to go; Paris, college or retirement. And then you need to do the tune-up to make certain you arrive safely.
Regardless of age or financial circumstance there are at least 5 issues you need to address annually to stay financially healthy and happy.
1 ) Order your credit
2 ) Make certain you're paying the lowest possible interest rates on all debt. 3) Check on your insurance policies; coverage, names, disaster insurance, beneficiaries, etc.
4) Perform the same check up on all legal and identity documents to make certain they're not expired and that the info is updated; wills, bank statements, drivers license, passports, real estate deeds, etc. Sadly, no matter what your age, tragedy happens. Don't leave your loved one's name off your insurance or bank accounts. When that happens, tragedy strikes twice.
5) Finally, if your future plans rely on your ability to budget today, revise that budget. Make certain both spouses, all children and even your friends understand you have a commitment and need to stay on track with your pledge to the future so you will arrive safely.
If Christmas shopping will upset your budget, now (June) is a good time to set some limits and get prepared. If you haven't created a livable, formal budget check out the free budgets at Google docs or look for one in office supply/stationary stores or the library. Or simple take a yellow pad and design your own.
There is a budgeting section in my book, Romance & Money – 12 Conversations Every Couple Should Have available at Amazon Kindle, or in color at Smashwords and Barnes and Nobles Nook. Remember, by charting your future you take control of your destiny and live a fuller, happier and more fulfilling life. Good luck!
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. department charged with protecting government computers needs to secure its own information systems better, according to an audit released on Tuesday that showed lapses in internal systems used by the Secret Service and Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The Department of Homeland Security also needs to establish a cyber training program for analysts and investigators, the audit said, with officials from several agencies blaming short-term budget allocations from Congress for their training cuts.
The audit identified deficiencies in ICE and Secret Service internal websites that "may result in loss, misuse, modification and unauthorized access to the department's information systems and data."
The websites are used by ICE and Secret Service agents to report investigation statistics, case tracking and information sharing, according to the report by the Office of the Inspector General for DHS.
The audit said the 240,000-employee department has made progress in strengthening cyber coordination between agencies and made nine recommendations, which DHS accepted and said it was working to address.
The recommendations come as federal government's cyber security practices are under intense public scrutiny following recent breaches at the Office of Personnel Management, White House, State Department and other agencies.
The report focused on ICE, Secret Service and the National Protection and Programs Directorate, which is charged with protecting government computers and the nation's critical infrastructure from cyber attack. Responsibilities of ICE and the Secret Service include money laundering, financial and commercial fraud, bank and credit card fraud and identity theft.
Officials from ICE, NPPD and the Secret Service told investigators the agencies' ability to conduct proper training programs has been hampered by the stop-gap funding bills Congress has been passing because of its inability to approve yearlong spending in a timely way.
One ICE analyst told investigators he had not attended any formal training in four years, partly because of federal budget cuts known as sequestration, and invested his own time and money for cyber training.
"Without developing the department-wide training program, component personnel may not possess the skills necessary to perform their assigned incident response duties or investigative responsibilities in the event of a cyber attack," the report said.
The inspector general also said the department needs to develop a strategic plan to coordinate cyber activities and would benefit from automated capability for near real-time incident information sharing.
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8:30 a.m. - I am here at NJ's XC Cathederal for the first time this season for the Shore Coaches meet. Do I really have to say where? Does anyone really not know? I didn't think so.
GET UR HOLMDEL PARK ON!! Sure does feel good to type that!!
There are few places that give me chills, and Holmdel is right at the top!!!
If you are looking for the best possible wall-to-wall, start line to finish line coverage, you have come to the right place. You name it, you will find it here.
Live updates will be down below, tons of photos will be posted, videos from the mile, 2-mile mark and finish line and lots of video interviews will all be coming straight at you. So keep checking back here for the latest updates.
This is the meet that seperates the pretenders from the contenders, and solidifies who the top teams and runners in the state are.
There's a bunch of great team and individual matchups on tap today, so strap on a seat belt on and enjoy an awesome day of XC.
Just how awesome is today?? It's a distance runners dream with 27 races on the schedule!!!! That means from 9 a.m. until around 5:15 p.m. there will be races going on here. How awesome is that!!!!! Next to the state meets, this is the best day of the season!!!!
Good luck to everyone!! Get ur PR's on!!!
8:45 a.m. - 15 minutes until the first race, the boys freshman C race.
8:59 a.m. Here we go!!!! The gun for the first race of the day just went off.
9:05 a.m. Great weather here. No wind and bright sunny skies, but it's warm out and the temps will be climbing.
9:11 a.m. The first winner of the day is Lucas Vasquez of Ewing in 12:08!!! Vasquez wins by a huge by a huge margin!! Delbarton won the team title with 60. Union Catholic gets 2nd with 155 and Pennington is third also with 155.
9:25 a.m. Jamie Habib of Madison broke away after the first half to win the girls freshman B race in around 13:27!!! Madison wins the team title with 58 points. Trinty Hall 2nd with 62 and River Dell third with 78.
9:45 a.m. Jr. Jalen Cabrera of St. Benedict' s Prep just won the boys JV E race in around 18:56, a Holmdel Park PR. Oratory crushed this race going 1-2-4-8-12 for a winning total of 27. River Dell is 2nd with 113 and Lawrenvceville was third 118.
10:01 a.m. Olivia Monahon of Woodstown won the girls JV C race in 22:26.
10:14 a.m. The first varsity winner of the day is Fahd Nasser of McNair, who continued his great season with a decisive win in 16:15. That's a Holmdel PR of 35 seconds and a new school record!!. The old school record of 16:40 that was set by Kevin Ratigan at the 2011 Meet of Champions. Nasser took the lead for good in the 2nd mile, hitting the 2-mile mark in 10:40.
Paul VI averaged 18:12 and won the boys G race 78-125 over Dunellen. Newark Academy was third with 136.
10:30 a.m. Boys F race on the course.
10:35 a.m. It's no surprise that a St. Benedict's Prep runner just won the F race, but it wasn't Ronald Kigen. Jaron Jordan of St. Benedict's, who hit 2 miles in 10:45, win its in around 16:15. Kigen fell just before begining the hill out of the bowl. Not sure if he finished?? Stay tuned.
Jared Cooper of Mountain Lakes was 2nd and Andre Rodriguez of Union Catholic takes third.
10:54 Here comes Devin Hart!!! He's all alone and comes across the line first in the E race in 15:57, a Holmdel PR by 1 second.!!! Hart hit the mile in 5:12 and ran out front all by himself the rest of the way. Heat is a major factor now. It's 80 degrees!!!
Haddonfield goes 3-4-13-22-37 and wins the boys E race with a 17:19 avg and 79 points. Demarest 2nd with 116 and Camden Catholic with 134.
11:13 a.m. Soph. Nikki Vanasse of Pingry runs a huge Holmdel PR of 19:31 to win the girls F race. Her old Holmdel PR was 20:03. Vanasse led Amanda Stone of Monmouth by a step at 2 miles as they went by in 12:43. Stone finished 2nd in 19:45.
Pingry edged Villa Walsh, 65-66 for the girls F Division title. Holy Angels 3rd with 92.
11:32: JuniorJerika Lufrano of Union Catholic wins the girls E race in 19:07. That's a huge Holmdel PR. Her previous Holmdel best was 20:34.
Union Catholic averages 20:50 and goes 1-3-7-13-14 and wins with 38 points. Mountain Lakes 2nd with 109 and Poly Prep of NY third with 112.
11:52 a.m. Rachel Kenny of Matawan win the D race in 19:18. Shannon Goria of River Dell, an All-Stater as a soph 2 years ago, was 2nd in 19:31. Goria missed most of her Jr. xc season with injuries.
11:55 a.m. There will now be sub varsity races until the boys varsity D race at 1:50 p.m.!!!!
12:15 p.m. Grayson Fasolo leads a 1-2-3 finish in 18:42 for team champ Haddonfield in the boys JV D race.
12:30 p.m. Check out Collin Frost!!! He just won the Coaches Race in 15:54!!!! Fastest time of the day so far!!! Frost, who ran at Randolph High and Binghampton University, now coaches at Delbarton. The women's winner of the Coaches Race was Amanda Eller in 21:03.
1:00 p.m. Soph. Meghan Kelly of Summit wins the girls JV B race in 21:55, one second ahead of Brenda Dougherty of Morristown. Somerville win the team title with 60 points. Rumson was second with 68 and Morristown took third with 125.
1:15 p.m. Angela Kearsley led a 1-2 finish for North Hunterdon in 20:58 as North Hunterdon edged Ridge, 33-35 for the girls JV A team title.
1:30 p.m. Jack Hutson finished first in 11:25 to lead Middletown South to the boys Freshman B team title with 21 points. Middletown South went 1-2-3-5-10!!
1:50 p.m. The varsity races are back up with the boys D on the course now. It's time for Chris Romero of Voorhees.
2:05 p.m. It's all Chris Romero!!!! 15:56 FTW!!!
Teddy Meredith of Hopewell Valley 2nd in around 16:15.
Holy Smokes!!! It looks like Hopewell just packed its 5 guys in the top 15!!!!
2:15 p.m. It's Princeton time. Let's see what the defending Meet of Champ winners will throw down here.
2:24 p.m. It's all Princeton as Will Hare wins the C race in 16:11 and the Tigers put 5 guys under 17:20. And that's without Acasio Pinheiro. Damien Dilcher of Brick went out real hard and lost his shoe in the first half mile. He ran without it until the mile mark, which he hit in 5:10. I didn't see Dilcher finish. Bad break for Damien.
Princeton went 1-4-5-11-14 and averaged 16:55 to defeat Morris Hills, 35-78. Seton Hall Prep third with 145
2:45 p.m. Ray Sellaro of North Hunterdon runs away from Ramsey Little of Millburn over the final 600 meters to win the boys B race in 16:16, a a Holmdel PR of 15 seconds. Kingsway blew that race apart!!!
Kingsway went 3-6-8-6-22 and averaged 16:52 and won the A title, 55-90 over North Hunterdon. East Brunswick was third in 17:25.
2:50 p.m. The boys A race is on the course. CBA isn't running all its top guns. They are loading up for the Eastern States race next week at Vanny.
FYI-It's cooled off a bit here as some clouds have rolled in.
3:06 p.m. Malual Mu of Trenton, the indoor M of C 1,600 winner last year, wins the A race in 16:12.
CBA averaged 17:01 and won the A Division team title, 64-88 over Westfield. WW South takes third with 104. Jr. Luke Reid led the CBA attack by placing second with a big Holmdel PR of 16:23
3:10 p.m. The girls C Division race is on the course.
Soph. Corinne Barney of Indian Hills, who played soccer last year, wins the girls C race in 19:23.
Red Bank rolls to victory in the girls C race with a 21:02 avg and 63 points. Indian Hills places 2nd with 101 and Somerville placed third with 127.
3:40p.m. Girls B race on the course. FYI-The heat just got cranked up as the clouds have moved away.
3:46 p.m. GET UR HEBNER TWINS ON!!!! THEY JUST TORCHED THIS PLACE!!! MONICA WINS IN 18:32 AND ISABEL GETS 2ND IN 18:39!!!!
Alexa Westley of Warren Hills, the Met of Champions 3,200 winner last spring, gets third in 18:52.
The three fastest times of the day came in this race!
Monica Hebner's 18:32 places her tied for No. 11 all-time among Bergen County runners at Holmdel.
Kingsway averages 20:30 and goes 7-11-16-18-25 to win the girls B race, 77-81 over Ridge. Mount Olive places third with 161 points.
4:15 p.m. Abby Loveys of Randolph stays undefeated this season by winning the A race in 19:02.
North Hunterdon wins the girls A Division team with an average of 20:05 and 69 points. WW South takes second with 107 and Randolph places third with 109.
What an awesome day here at Holmdel!
More than 5,000 runners ran today!!! 5,076 finishers to be exact, not including the coaches races!!! Tons of PR's and great team battles. Today had everything!!!!
CONGRATS TO EVERYONE WHO RAN TODAY. You showed why XC is the greatest sport in the world!!!


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October 16, 2016
Back to Basics
All summer, I felt torn between coming here to write Big Thoughts about life vs staying outside and living it. As if there were nothing in the middle. Anyone who has spent more than 20 minutes with me knows that balance has never been my strong point. Now, however, it is becoming a medical necessity.
Because for first time in my 61 3/4 years, the insanity out there is actually worse than than the routine craziness in my mind. It has shaken my balance and I am in desperate need of a safe haven.
When I think of safe havens, I thought of my connection to all of you. Yet my lack of posts in the previous months and months shows me that writing Big Thoughts is obviously more than I can handle, at least until November 10th. And so, for the moment anyway, I'm just going to go back to basics: writing about the stuff I am making. And maybe we can pick up where I left you off?
I created this over a very snowy winter a few years ago.
Meanwhile, over the past three years, I have also been handstitching the world's longest connection of blue and white squares, with no intention other than an idle fantasy about the Guinness Book of Records.
Spirit Cloth, where Jude has retooled her Sun, Stars, and Moon teachings. She periodically fills her shop with clusters of overdyed indigo stars and moons and lo and behold, I was actually able to score a few sets. Within 24 hours of landing here, these little beauties found their way into the border:
Sooner or later, it will be time to marry the borders to the quilt but right now, we're just enjoying our very fine romance.
Thanks for looking. I feel better already.
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Who knew that a haven could be truly patriotic, that in telling of the need for a safe haven, you provided one...from the mostly, red, white and blue scraps, the stars, the threads, the kantha, the straight, the squiggly stitching, (something that I wrestle with all the time when I put my needle and thread to my cloths), from all of this time not here, you come back with a might quiet roar of sanity and I feel wrapped up in this most basic of feelings, connection...ReplyDeleteReplies
A mighty roar of sanity, that feels so good to hear. And the colors--I just am a sucker for denim blue and bright red, who knew Betsy Ross felt the same way?Delete
Need to clarify my comment; meant to say Julie that you have come back with a mighty quiet roar of sanity because sharing what you love to do is a fine prescription for what is presently ailing all of us in this land and I feel, as I mentioned, wrapped up in this most basic of feelings, connection and agreement.ReplyDeleteReplies
I knew that, Marti!Delete
And yes, if all of us would get back to doing what we love to do, perhaps the roar of insanity would go down a notch.
love this, there is deep soul comfort in your words, cloth and stitch and the deep connection with Jude's Sun Moon StarsReplyDeleteReplies
She's where it all started,yes?Delete
so happy to take in all of the Post....and the colors, even thoughReplyDelete
i know there is all the political energy in the air, ....when i saw
the images here i didn't think of that, but thought it was such
a joyfull happy coming together of color and image, and how GOOD it
was to see the old familiar ones
the blue and white could not be better to frame it...it's WONDER FULL
I always know you are always There and though i love your thoughts, i
am always ok waiting for you to come here when the time is right...
Soon things will quiet some and we can begin to know how to go forward.
I'm thinking that the day after the voting would really be the day to
Begin....earnestly looking for ways to enact Changes that we believe in.
Love and Love to you, you know that.....Replies
Thinking about what you wrote...what I love about fabric is that it has NO political energy at all. Seriously. It is, yes, color and image and that's completely enough. Maybe burying my head in it is the Change I can accomplish, the rest seems so overwhelming.Delete
Thank you for seeking your own safe haven as I found reading your words and looking at your work very honest and soothing... those of us that give ourselves permission to do what we love are so blessed... thanks again, Julie.ReplyDeleteReplies
Sometimes you can't wait for permission, you just gotta do it.Delete
glorious! it's so good to have you back with the goings of cloth. I am even happier now.ReplyDeleteReplies
Your happiness is pushing out from all corners of your blog, and now here it is on mine!!!Delete
Thank you for showing how your ideas develop. And I hope it will give you sanity back and let craziness outside. Sometimes you can only shut your ears and eyes and hope it will be over soon. It won´t but you can collect some inner strength meanwhile. Even from the other side of the ocean it all sounds horrible. Thinking of you all. Wishing you the best.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Doris, it is pretty bad. I read an article in the NY Times today about therapists finding that their clients are reporting anxiety about just feeling unsafe. But that's out there, the strength is in here, as you say.Delete
way to go Julie, what large, happy and beautiful quilt! plus the personal details are magical.ReplyDelete
we all have to try and be the safe haven for ourselves and one another, Dee sharing something similar I feel, as we all do I suppose, what else can we do!?
p.s. am oh so happy you are back blogging, sharing....missed it and you too, kind regards from OBK and the Gang, they LOVE your storiesReplies
They're probably very worried about Little Bird, who, as you well know, is now an illegal alien since he has overstayed his student visa. Molly has proposed a marriage of convenience but he doesn't think they could plausibly defend a dog-bird love match in front of an Immigration Official.Tui has taken it upon himself to build a wall so the law cannot get IN here.Delete
I just discovered your blog through a link on Jude's. Spent a pleasant hour or so going back through your archives. Nice work, thanks for sharing. I got to spend time with my friends boxer today and thought of you. Sorry for your loss but happy for your new black boxer. That helps. I'm sure I'll be back.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks for taking the time not only to peruse but to let me know. It feeds me.Delete
Thank you for The Basics and your posts on the Human Mark. Im learning to find my own way with thread and fabric in an isolated place.ReplyDelete
So nice of you to reach out--I see from your blog that we share an adoration of vintage blocks.ReplyDelete


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And he told her. It didn't take long, four or five minutes at most, and she say very still through it all, watching him with a kind of dazed horror as he went further and further away from her with each word.
"So there it is," he added. "And I know it's kind of a bad time to be telling you, bet there simply wasn't any other way. Of course I'll give you money and see you're looked after. But there needn't really be any fuss. I hope not anyway. It wouldn't be very good for my job."
Her first instinct was not to believe any of it, to reject it all. It occurred to her that perhaps he hadn't even spoken, that she herself had imagined the whole thing. Maybe, if she went about her business and acted as though she hadn't been listening, then later, when she sort of woke up again, she might find none of it had ever happened.
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A leg of lamb.
All right then, they would have lamb for supper. She carried it upstairs, holding the thin bone-end of it with both her hands, and as she went through the living-room, she saw him standing over by the window with his back to her, and she stopped.
"For God's sake," he said, hearing her, but not turning round. "Don't make supper for me. I'm going out."
At that point, Mary Maloney simply walked up behind him and without any pause she swung the big frozen leg of lamb high in the air and brought it down as hard as she could on the back of his head.
She might just as well have hit him with a steel club.
She stepped back a pace, waiting, and the funny thing was that he remained standing there for at least four or five seconds, gently swaying. Then he crashed to the carpet.
The violence of the crash, the noise, the small table overturning, helped bring her out of he shock. She came out slowly, feeling cold and surprised, and she stood for a while blinking at the body, still holding the ridiculous piece of meat tight with both hands.
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When I got married, I had very few ideas about my wedding or what it should look like. I wanted things to be bright and colorful, and I wanted to get married at a vineyard or at the beach. I really didn't care much about the rest of it.
Being the first child in my family to get married, we all just mucked about in confusion, planning a wedding from opposite sides of the country. One of my family members had strong opinions that weddings should take place in church. I was 24. I didn't know how to stand my ground or really even be my own person. So where did I get married? In my dark, ugly church. 15 years of a beautiful marriage later, despite all the blessing and joy of my marriage, I still feel remorse over that * (read to the bottom for my happy ending!). But ultimately, it helped me to become my own person, and to stop giving so much of a flying whatever about what others think.
I can guarantee that this is probably happening to you on some level. There's something you're waffling on in wedding planning, and friends and family are coming at you from all sides. If it's not friends and family it's the internet, other wedding vendors, who ever. I know this feeling. It's frustration, sadness, joy and excitement all rolled into one. It's the umami of wedding emotions. You can't put your finger on it, but it's there. I know this feeling well. You are not alone it it.
So my one piece of advice for you today is that to think about the one thing about your wedding you really want to be true. To be real. Think about 20 years from now, when you look back on your day, what's the one thing you want to be true and to really FEEL from that day? Scents of roses? Laughter of happy people? You dress? Your venue? Be honest with yourself. Don't let yourself feel bad or guilty for it- just say to yourself that this is the ONE thing you want. This one thing is your big emotional investment in the day after your vows, so don't let it go if you don't absolutely have to.
You've got this thing. Don't be afraid to make it happen.
*Earlier this spring, one of my favorite photographers, Tim Coulson, announced he was coming from Australia to America. I told my husband I did not care how much he charged, we were having a session with him if he was open to doing one on his trip to the US, and that we were going to stand on the beach on Tybee Island, and read short, heartfelt, handwritten notes to each other. So on July 15th, I get my wish; and while there's definitely a lot I wish was not happening right now personally, this the thing I'm holding on for this summer. This session is basically my emotional redo, where we and the kids run around a place we love and be photographed professionally for the first time as a family. I know that I'll look back on those images and that short 90 minute session as the one of the highpoints (after each of my children joining our family) of my 30's. It's worth it to plant your flag. You won't regret it.


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Prior to joining Ms. Sheppard's firm, Allison was a Women's Policy Inc. congressional fellow in the 113th Congress for Representative Mike Thompson (D-CA-05). Her legislative portfolio included: women's issues, LGBT rights, labor, health, education, animal welfare, postal reform and marijuana reform. In Rep. Thompson's office, Allison worked to expand the Congressman's outreach to women and launched the largest "When Women Succeed, America Succeeds" economic agenda forum with Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, yielding 400 attendees. She also introduced the bipartisan Medicare Telehealth Parity Act (H.R. 5380), which sought to significantly expand coverage for telehealth services under Medicare.
During graduate school, Allison was a researcher at the Lurie Institute for Disability Policy at Brandeis University and created the "Women Be Healthy" web page providing sexual and reproductive health information for women with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Earlier, she worked for Catalyst Domestic Violence Services in California as a peer counselor for women and children seeking shelter from abuse.
Allison received her Master of Public Policy and Master of Arts in Women and Gender Studies from the Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandeis University. She received her B.A. in English and Multicultural Gender Studies with an emphasis in Women's Studies and her Literary Editing and Publishing Certificate from California State University, Chico.


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My passion. My dreams. My escape.
Perception is what drives me, and though the labor and details are important, I get my high from the finished product……The aesthetics of Life!
From being a young trick-or-treater who was more interested in peeking into people's homes to see their decor & furniture, to now sitting at dinner having trouble focusing on conversation because the unique wallpaper is fighting for my attention.
I am not an interior designer, but a passionate home stylist. From the interior to the exterior. I appreciate and respect all decor styles. I find inspiration in all different types of decorating. My innovation can easily come from the ceilings in a small boutique hotel to watching reality tv, but most comes from my fascination with brilliant interior designers.
There is so much I see and love, and of course the finer things, but champagne taste … soda pop budget.
My hope is to share my home fashion story (likes and dislikes) while inspiring all to take it to the next level. I want to make the best of this life The Lord blessed us with.
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Black is my 1st love … I try to break away, but it always comes back reminding me of its prerequisite status. Luxurious velvet fabric makes me feel accomplished and sophisticated. Leather just states that I am sexy bada** boss.
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MY NEW BUDDY CHRISTOPHE followed me off the steps and we surface-swam away from the dive centre towards the headland. It was a pleasantly warm day, the craggy cliffs towered above and the Gulf Stream frothed noisily against them.
When we got bored with the topside panorama, we descended a few metres and enjoyed a view of plunging lava rock faces below the surface.
Some way around the promontory the V-shaped crack we had been told to look for appeared like a sign. We lit our torches at about 12m to explore the cavern that gaped below.
Inside lay a jumble of boulders and inviting niches beneath a vaulted ceiling. Our beams revealed little clumps of black coral clinging to the walls.
Warned of what might be lurking in the cave, however, we were busy trying to look everywhere at once, and less likely to notice the gribblier inhabitants of this hole in the wall.
About 50m in, but with the entrance still forming a small blue window behind us, we rose into a pool of air beneath the roof. Aware that it was vented from outside, we took our regulators out to test its quality and pronounced it OK.
We moved back down to explore the opposite side of the cavern. Thats when Christophe, one of the many German divers to base themselves at the Manta Diving Centre while holidaying in Madeira, started making frantic signals, hard to decipher in the gloom.
I got the gist - something was behind me. I turned just in time to see a streamlined shadow flashing past my shoulder towards a dark gallery further below. So this was the famous lobo marino, or sea wolf.
To be fair, I wouldnt know the hand-signal for monk seal either (hands clasped in prayer) and, with only some 50 specimens left in the world, sadly Im not likely to need it often either.
Id love to say I had a meaningful encounter as the rare creature returned to cavort playfully around my fins, but that was pretty much it.
The seal had nipped another German diver the week before and, quite rightly, we had been told that if we saw it we should not follow or bother it in any way.
Another dozen or so monk seals live around the Desertas Isles, which lie within sight of Madeira, and, apart from some small colonies in the Med, thats it. The last of the sea wolves should be cherished.
If the seal was shy, the stars of Madeiras most famous site, Garajao, are anything but.
Manta Diving, located precariously at the base of the cliffs at Caniço, east of the capital Funchal, is near this marine reserve, and it offers some very enjoyable underwater experiences.
A 10-minute boat-ride takes you there. Get down the line first and a dusky grouper as friendly as its large will rush over and gape at you.
Feeding is prohibited here, so its either folk memories, bubbles or sheer friendliness that inspire it (though perhaps someone has dropped the odd boiled egg its way).
This fish doesnt have a name (in Britain it would be called Dave) but its a bit of an icon here. I saw its likeness blown up on the walls of shopping centres in Funchal.
On my second visit it greeted me like an old friend, before darting away as if remembering an urgent appointment.
I followed it deeper before it went into reverse and plugged itself neatly into a hole in the rock. Long-legged cleaner shrimps emerged like the Maclaren pit-stop crew to scratch the fishs itches.
EQUALLY FRIENDLY IS LIMAO, which means lemon and reflects the startling colour of a large and unusual grouper. Also known as Mycterroperca fusca, its been a celebrity here for many years.
Further east along the rocky landscape youll be enveloped in silver shoals of cow and saddled bream and bastard grunt (nothing against them, thats what theyre called), peppered with grey triggerfish, parrotfish and painted-by-numbers Turkish wrasse. And on the seabed we took in a rough-tail sting ray as big as a double bed.
The marine species youll see in Madeira are a variation on what you find in other eastern Atlantic islands, from Cape Verde to the Azores and, of course, the Canary Islands.
Midnight-blue sea urchins abound, so mind your buoyancy as you hover close to the rocks to look for arrow crabs, little red scorpionfish, colourful dahlia and snakelocks anemones, fireworms and gaudy sea cucumbers.
Gurning from cracks like manic Muppets, moray eels abound.
Out on the grey sandy seabed, garden eels sway in the breeze, ready to duck at a hint of danger. Every now and then an eagle ray sweeps majestically across the sand and, at the site of two seamounts known for some reason as Tits, king-sized striped barracuda and mackerel maintain patrol.
You might even be lucky and see a manta. I didnt.
A lot of this life is reachable simply by shore diving from Manta Diving, following rocky spits as they grope down and out to sea.
The nearest is the boot-shaped Lavafinger, or try the Arena to the west, a natural amphitheatre that includes a tunnel where smaller grouper, blacktail combers and morays lurk.
Just banging a few rocks together at any point is likely to result in an explosion of fishy activity around you.
I WAS VISITING MADEIRA at the invitation of a consortium of 16 upmarket hotels called the Quintas Group. The islands hoteliers, like the tourist board, are keen to emphasise the more energetic activities available on this Portuguese island, as opposed to the flower-sniffing and fortified wine-tasting with which it is associated - in other words, to draw a younger crowd. I dont flatter myself that I fit that description.
Alongside diving, surfing and other watersports, mountainous Madeira offers high-level activities such as climbing, mountain-biking, trekking, hang- and para-gliding and canyoning.
I discovered hours before departure that I was required to stay at three hotels in the chain, and dine at four more. Unfortunately the Quinta Splendida in Caniço, which is close to the dive centre and has the coolest spa Ive seen, was on the dining agenda only.
The first two hotels I stayed at were way up in the clouds: the very English and charming Casa Velha do Palhiero and, higher still at 860m, the Jardim da Serra, modern and panoramic (though its restaurant, by the groups impressive standards, let the side down a bit).
The first time we drove there after a days diving, I had to ask the taxi-driver how much further we were going to ascend, aware that Madeiras mountains rise to over 1800m, and nervous of being dropped in a state of fizziness.
Hotels at altitude are about as useful to scuba divers as the Dead Sea.
A better option would be the Quintanha Sao Joao, the Bella Vista or the Casa Branca, all close to sea level in pleasant Funchal. All three live up to Madeiras reputation for fine food and smiling faces. The dining at the Casa Branca in particular was historic.
MY DISAPPOINTMENT was that I didnt get to dive the Bowbelle. If the name sounds familiar, this was the 2000-ton dredger that cost the lives of 51 people when it hit the 90-ton Marchioness pleasure boat in the Thames in 1989.
Later sold as a sand-digger to a Madeiran company, it was renamed Bom Rei, and sank here in 1996, broken in half in 32m about 45 minutes south-west of Funchal.
Diveability depends on wind and waves. The small Manta boat could not undertake the hour-long journey out, and the dive centre Tubarao Madeira Diving Organisation, which found the wreck, dives it only on summer weekends when south winds dont blow.
Tubarao says the Bowbelle is in good shape and attracts plenty of marine life, but Ill have to take its word for this until my next visit. I would happily return to Madeira, perhaps also to sample sandy neighbouring island Porto Santo - and, of course, to drop in on those celebrity sea-dwellers.


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News like this is so hard to take, not because of the death of a rodent, but because it is so ridiculous. But it does remind me of a joke I heard when I was kid:
A Redhead, a Brunette and a Blonde find themselves standing in front of the Pearly Gates with St. Peter. He tells them that before they can enter Heaven, they must tell him what Easter is about.
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