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I have been talking to people about transition and changes they have made in their lives. I have noticed one thing in common with them, including myself, transition usually brings on anxiety. I know that when I am not working or doing something and my mind is not going full out, I start thinking about transition in my life. Several times in the past few weeks it was more like an anxiety attack than anything. I would start thinking all kinds of things and most of them negative toward myself. Anxiety does not help me in any way. I would sense fear of things that were way over the top. Then I realized it that the fear I was experiencing was the 'fear of' just a thought. Not of anything in the present or the past, but of stuff I was dreaming up about my future. If I am walking in my destiny then there is no room for anxiety or fear. It's not always a walk through the park but neither is it always a walk through the valley of the shadow of death. But even then why would I be afraid of a shadow? A shadow can't do me any damage. A shadow can't hurt me. I see that we do more damage and hurt to ourselves with fear of transition and change than the actual event.
Don't let anxiety stop you from transition and change. If it is from God then you have no worries. If it isn't from God, then I suppose it would be appropriate to have anxiety and fear. But if you are afraid to do something, do it afraid. What if I make a mistake? We will from time to time, but just turn around and do it the right way. What is the saying, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself". Relax and enjoy your journey.
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Wednesday, July 19, 2017
Jazz this week: Samora Pinderhughes,
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Wednesday, July 19
Drummer Kevin Bowers will reconvene the large cast of his Brazilian-influenced, imaginary-movie-soundtrack project NOVA in a free concert for the Missouri Botanical Garden's Whitaker Music Festival.
Elsewhere around town, though the Curtain Call Lounge has withdrawn from the "Grand Center Jazz Crawl," - apparently permanently, according to StLJN's source - the event goes on as usual, with live jazz and no cover charge at three locations in the district.
This week, you can hear guitarist Tom Byrne and keyboardist Nathan Jatcko this week at KDHX's Magnolia Cafe; the jam session with bassist Bob DeBoo and friends at Kranzberg Arts Center; and two separate shows at The Dark Room at the Grandel Theatre, with saxophonist Lew Winer playing from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and trumpeter Kasimu Taylor from 9:00 p.m. to midnight.
Thursday July 20
Pianist and composer Samora Pinderhughes (pictured, top left) with special guest trumpeter Christian Scott will perform at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation.
NPR devoted an episode of "Jazz Night in America" earlier this year to Pinderhughes' debut recording The Transformations Suite, and this will be his first St. Louis gig as a bandleader, playing music "inspired by" the soundtrack he wrote for the documentary film Whose Streets?. For more about Pinderhughes, and his socially-conscious brand of jazz, plus the complete Transformations Suite and some other performances on video, see this post from last Saturday.
Also in the Grand Center district, Cabaret Project St. Louis presents their monthly "Broadway Open Mic," temporarily relocated to The Stage at KDHX; and saxophonist Ben Reece's Unity Quartet will perform at The Dark Room.
Elsewhere around town, the Funky Butt Brass Band will play a free show outside the St. Louis Public Library downtown, and drummer Maurice Carnes leads a group featuring Dallas pianist Myles Tate in a free concert for the Jazz at Holmes series at Washington University.
Friday, July 21
Saxophonist Karl Denson's Tiny Universe returns for an early-evening outdoor show at the Atomic Cowboy Pavilion. Though the heat is expected to be stifling, expect a big audience of young fans ready to party with Denson's crowd-friendly grooves.
For a look at what Denson and Tiny Universe (pictured, bottom left) have been up to since they were in St. Louis a year ago, check out this post from a couple of Saturdays ago.
Also on Friday, drummer Montez Coleman celebrates his birthday with the first of two nights of shows at Jazz at the Bistro. He'll be joined by a band including Adaron Pops Jackson (organ), Adam Maness (piano), Eric Slaughter (guitar), Jason Swagler (alto sax), and Ben Wheeler (bass), with Anita Jackson singing on Friday night and Brian Owens on Saturday.
Elsewhere around town, guitarist and singer Tommy Halloran will play a free show at Ritz Park on South Grand; singer Joe Mancuso and guitarist Dave Black return to The Wolf in Ballwin; and Wack-A-Doo will play swing, vintage jazz and Americana at Evangeline's.
Saturday, July 22
Dizzy Atmosphere returns to Missouri Botanical Garden for another "Garden of Glass" event; The WirePilots will have multi-instrumentalist Sandy Weltman as their special guest for a performance at the Webster Groves Concert Hall; and Sarah Jane and the Blue Notes return to the Venice Cafe.
Sunday, July 23
The St. Louis Jazz Club presents the St. Louis Stompers in a matinee performance at the Moolah Shrine Center, and Community Women Against Hardship's summer benefit at Ferring Jazz Bistro will feature Detroit-based saxophonist Yancyy with an ensemble including singer Anita Jackson, pianist Tony Suggs, bassist Jeff Anderson, and drummer Montez Coleman.
Monday, July 24
Trumpeter Jim Manley will play for diners and drinkers at Momo's Greek Restaurant.
Tuesday, July 25
Pianist Pat Joyce returns to Evangeline's, and saxophonist "Blind" Willie Dineen and the Broadway Collective will be back for their monthly gig at BB's Jazz, Blues & Soups.
For more jazz-related events in and around St. Louis, please visit the St. Louis Jazz Notes Calendar, which can be found on the left sidebar of the site or by clicking here. You also can keep up with all the latest news by following St. Louis Jazz Notes on Twitter at http://twitter.com/StLJazzNotes or clicking the "Like" icon on the StLJN Facebook page.
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The best presents come in disguise.
This time the disguise was a huge Pampers box. Maybe there should have been a Pamper in it however because I almost wet myself with joy when I opened it. Amongst the packing peanuts, and the airbags (which in themselves always amuse me. I bust out one of my sharpies and make airbag people out of them. And they are all named Gaudeloupe) I discovered the following:
1 box Samoas
1 box Thin Mints
2 packages Fuzzy Peaches
2 Boxes Rice Krispies Treats Cereal
2 packages of Peeps
1 Christmas book, I promise to share with my future children
1 sign that I should wear around my neck in public at all times.
1 bottle of Cinnamon Buns shampoo
1 32 oz bottle of Heinz ketchup (clearly only the best)
I will not be dining on oatmeal and water this week. This week I eat in style. My sugar drought is clearly over. I literally kissed the beautiful family picture enclosed inside from one of my best friends in the entire world.
Also, I found out today that in the past few weeks, I have lost approximately 15 lbs. These things make up for everything that previously had gone wrong for me today in a big way.
As I danced around the room like a 6 year old on Christmas morning, Jason shook his head and cursed Alea for shipping me the legal equivalent of a box of cocaine.
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I would say, start late afternoon from Calicut and halt at Mysore for the day. Drive to Pune the next day. 2PM is a good start to take you to Mysore for a break. No point driving to Bangalore.
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Also note that there are 2-3 routes to Bangalore. Couple of routes are through the nagerhole santuary and one of these closes at 6pm ( manathavady kutta nagarhole hunsur Mysore Bangalore) . Not very sure of the other one ( manathavady bavalli handpost Mysore).
Would suggest to stick to the first one.
Kozhikode- Mangalore I assume would take 6-7 hours during peak times. Expect very very heavy traffic.
Edit: Just saw ampere's post. Just to Mysore from calicut will take 5-5.5 hours driving time.
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Any recent updates on the conditions of Gundlupet - Gudalur - Nilambur stretch?
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Back in action (?) after celebrating Onam at home. Returned via Kuttiadi ghat-Meenanangadi-Sulthan Bathery-Chamrajnagar route. Notes (and questions):-
1. The ghat road from Kuttiadi towards Niravilpuzha is in excellent condition. The heavy rains etc. in Kerala, has no effect on this road . From Niravilpuzha right upto the point at Meenanangadi, where the road joins the national highway the roads are pathetic. For the past five odd years, I have been travelling on this road and not even once I have seen this road in a decent shape. I don't know what is wrong here? Lazy people, who elect an even lazier local politician who just ignores these poor roads? Or some shortage of funds, and no one highlighting the same?
2. From Meenanangadi it is good roads all the way to the end of the forest in KA. From there on, the roads are good but some road construction going on. But that should not kind of slow down the vehicle very badly. Roads were also good between Gundlupet and Chamrajnagar. I also noticed very less traffic on this stretch yesterday. Was expecting more traffic, as many Malayalis would be returning after Onam.
How was the traffic situation on Mysore-Bangalore highway yesterday evening? We had avoided the Bavali-Handpost-Mysore route, mainly expecting some huge traffic pile ups on the highway.
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I am planning a trip to Bangalore next weekend from Calicut. My last drive to Bangalore was in 2012. I used to take Calicut-Thamaraserry-Kalpetta-Bathery-Gundulpet-Mysore- Bangalore route. Recently i heard about some other routes by passing mysore. Please suggest me the best route available. We are planning to start by 1PM from Calicut.
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Hi Ampere,
Thanks for the suggestion. I have tried to map a route. Is this the one you are suggesting? I believe a 2 PM start should get me to Mysore by 8 PM?
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Thats the route.
Roads are very good. But yes, there will humps till Hiriyur.
Here is a thread on this route:
If you start by 2PM, you should be in Mysore by 5-6PM itself.
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From Gundlupet to Mysore via Nanjangud, my understanding is that there are road widening work happening, and road surface is not that great. I have not used that route for ages, so don't know the latest status. I took the Gundlupet-Chamrajnagar-Kollegal-Malavalli-Kanakapura route. Roads were good all the way till Bangalore. Speeds would get reduced at major towns, and at few villages where the roads are narrow and the front varendahs of the houses, just pop right onto the roads. We do this route to avoid heavy traffic at Mysore city and in the Mysore Bangalore state highway.
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kalpetta- manathavady- bavalli- handpost- mysore-bangalore.
Kalpetta- bathery-gundlepet-chamrajnagar- kollegala-kanakpura- Bangalore.
I did a trip over the Onam weekend went to calicut via the kanakpura route and returned via manathavady- bavalli.
Overall the route to choose would depend on your day and time of travel, requirements for rest stops and other preferences.
The last few pages of the Bangalore -Calicut thread pretty much covers all the routes with some details. Link below
Overall if you are traveling on a weekday, with a 1 pm start time, I would recommend the manathavady route. If it is a Saturday or sunday, would recommend the chamrajnagar route provided you are ok with the lack of family friendly stopping places on the route.
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Did Bangalore-Vadakkencherry-Bangalore round trip.
Bangalore Vadakkencherry on 28 Aug 15-Started from e-city @ 14: 00 hrs and reached my home at vadakkencherry @ 20: 30 hrs.
Return on 31 Aug at 07:00 hrs, reached home @ Whitefield @ 1330 hrs.
Roads are good, only rough patch is between Coimbatore and Walayar. Drive from Walayar to vadakkencherry is a bliss, though a regular in the route could not recognize some of the places due to the fourlaning and fly overs. Did Vadakkencherry to Walayar stretch in less than an hour, which used to be a 2.5 hrs affair before.
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So, we finally completed our trip from Chennai to Thrissur and back.
This was the route taken during the onward journey:
Thiruvanmiyur -> Porur -> Sriperumbudur -> Vellore -> Ambur -> Krishnagiri -> Dharmapuri -> Salem -> Erode -> Avinashi -> Coimbatore Bypass -> Walayar -> Palakkad -> Vadakkenchery -> Mannuthy -> Thrissur.
Roads till Coimbatore bypass are absolutely excellent, plenty of rest stops along the way, 6 lanes till Dharmapuri, 4 lanes after that till Erode, after which stunning 6 lanes all the way till the Coimbatore bypass.
After that, all smooth sailing disappears as you enter Walayar. Roads are terribly messed up. Diversions everywhere.Some time later, a 4 lane highway appears till Palakkad. After that, the experience becomes utterly miserable.The road from palakkad to thrissur, through vaddakencherry is absolutely terrible.Suspension breaking potholes the size of craters, mad manic bus drivers jumping into your lane, absolute chaos, all the way into Thrissur.
I was utterly disappointed that people actually suggested this route.So for the return journey, I decided to look at an alternate route that will not take us through this torture.And, I found one! Very simple, really. Drive from Thrissur to Shoranur, then turn right and drive to Palakkad.The road is butter smooth, a patch or two of slightly rough tarmac, but most importantly, no potholes!
Here's the route that we took:
Swaraj round -> Vivekananda Road -> Thrissur Shoranur Road -> Mullurkara -> Cheruthuruthy -> Kulappully Junction. Then turn right at the junction into Palakkad Ponnani road. Follow road till palakkad, then rejoin the NH from the Coimbatore road. Google Maps link here: https://goo.gl/maps/NMe9c
This route is 81 Kms, 13 more than the route through vaddakencherry, but it is absolutely awesome to drive on. 0 potholes. We covered this entire stretch in 1.5 hours.
On the way back, we didn't take the route through Dharmapuri/Krishnagiri. We took the Ulundurpet route, as suggested by many folks on this thread. The road condition is good, even though the stretch from Salem to Ulundurpet does alternate between 2/4 lanes. That makes driving more stressful. Not just that, there are small towns all along the way, so every now & then a mad local would jump into our way and we would have to swerve to avoid them. Not the best route, if you're looking for peace of mind driving.
After Ulundurpet, the GST road is decent, though not even half as good as the Dharmapuri/Krishnagiri route. Lots of slow moving buses & trucks loaded with people & goods on that road, and it is only 4 lanes. The only saving grace? The route is 30-35 Kms shorter than the route through Dharmapuri/Krishnagiri. So, if you've got shorter travel time on your mind, look at this route. Else, nothing beats the awesome roads through NH 46.
Hope this account helps someone who is looking to travel to Kerala in the future.
We started at 4 AM, and reached Thrissur at 3 PM Thanks for your suggestions. They helped a lot!
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I am traveling from Chennai to Kottayam via Kumili by last week of September. Have couple of queries
1. Plan to take an overnight stay at Dindigul . So can someone suggest a descent accommodation there ? Price range I am looking at is 1000 to 2000
2. What is the road condition between Dindigul to Kumili ?
Thanks for your reading and looking forward to hear from you
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|Southampton v Burnley
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Saints V West Bromwich Albion The Preview
Friday, 20th Oct 2017 11:51
This is an important game for Saints, not just in terms of needing the points but in putting the faith back into the supporters after an unspectacular start to the season.
The truth is that Saints start to the season has not been as bad as some supporters would have you believe, indeed if Saints had beaten Newcastle they would have only been two points off fifth place and if that late goal had not been conceded at Stoke that gap would be a single point and we would be looking up the table instead of over our shoulders.
But that is all ifs and buts and like the whole of last season we are watching a decent squad underperfoming and failing to take the bull by the horns and put together a decent run of games that are not only unbeaten but have a streak of wins included.
This being the case the jury is still out on Mauricio Pellegrino and whilst most Saints fans would agree that he has something about him and an aura that Claude Puel never seemed to have, the fact is that he has to deliver the goods in terms of performances and points on the board.
The game against West Brom starts a run of three fixtures that are all winnable and we need to do so because after that it gets a lot tougher.
The fact that we are still mid table after such an uninspiring start tells us that we should not be getting involved in a relegation battle as some have suggested on social media, but it is all about producing the goods and that has to start against the Baggies.
A win although not pushing us that far up the table in terms of placing, will do wonders in that it will take us clear of the bottom third and instill the confidence that we need to get the season kick started.
The main issue is scoring goals, but that is not about not having the strikers to hand, Gabbiadini, Long and Austin are all players with a goals to game ratio that proves they can all hit double figures this season, but we are just not getting any of them in goal scoring positions.
We are not seeing games where the opposition goalkeeper is making save after save, nor are we watching too many easy chances squandered, the fact is that we just don't get our forwards into goal scoring positions and that has to change.
Mauricio Pellegrino needs to look at the build up play, the fans will lay the blame squarely at the feet of Redmond and Tadic, but is it their fault, their strength is getting down the wing and crossing, but that sort of build up does not suit either Manolo Gabbiadini or Shane Long neither of whom are centre forwards, two seasons ago this way of playing suited Pelle, but unless we play Charlie Austin it is not going to work, at least not enough times in a match.
So whilst neither Tadic or Redmond have prospered this season, you also have to look at the reasons why not, you culd have the best crosser in the World in the team, he could put every ball right across goal, but you have to have the right man on the end of crosses.
That means that we have to look at playing to Long or Gabbiadini's strengths, the Italian likes to be able to run at defenders with the ball, but how many times in a game does he actually get the chance to do that ?
The answer is rarely as our central midfielders are not passers of the ball, Romeu and Leina are ball winners and can run with it and lay it short, but they can't thread a pass and that is the problem.
So Pellegrino has to find a solution to the problem, if he wants to persist with Tadic and Redmond then he needs to give them a big target to aim at and that means Austin.
I would like to see the manager show some adventure against West Brom, perhaps go three at the back and that would allow some room for flare going forward, this being tha case I would be pleased to see a line up like this.
Yoshida, Hoedt, Van Dijk
Soares, Bertrand
Lemina, Romeu
Gabbiadini Long
This would give us a strong spine with Soares and Bertrand patrolling the flanks and would give JWP room to get time on the ball and look for the passes.
Talking of James Ward Prowse he is our best passer of the ball, but he has been now for four years, yet although he has shown in bursts he has what it takes, he has never truly taken a game by the scruff of the neck and run it, certainly not for more than the odd game here and there.
He now has to show that he can kick on from being a Matt Oakley type of player to being more Steve Williams, perhaps the formation above would allow him to do so, he needs to find the swagger that Williams had and the confidence.
If we can get the ball on the floor and get Gabbiadini running at defenders more then the goal problem will be solved.
Certainly as I like to say, if we do the same things we will get the same results and that will be a solid performance but with few clear cut chances and few goals, the manager now has to show he can lead from the front and make decisions, if he does so then the supporters will get behind him and the team, if he doesn't and puts out the same line up, then there could be unrest come 7.15pm on Saturday evening.
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Day 45
Guffey to Silverthorne 85miles
Before I get onto today, just a quick bit about last night. The cabin I was staying in, "The Hole", was owned by Bill. Bill also owned various other cabins around Guffey including the hogbarn and the honeymoon cabin. He is also the creator of the horse skeleton I posted yesterday, as well as various other things around town. He also runs the Guffey Garage and the local museum. He is also the owner of Monster – a large black cat who is apprarently the Mayor of Guffey!
So yesterday afternoon I wandered over to the Guffey Garage to have a look at all the weird things outside, when Bill introduced himself and asked me in for a beer and a burger! Had a great chat with him and Charlie who works at the garage. Seems like they spend most of their time restoring old cars as well as Bill doing is more artistic things. A bit later we were joined by a couple of Bill's friends from Canon City who were staying in the hogbarn. Ended up having a great evening chatting and drinking quite a bit of beer. Bill also let me look round the museum, where he had a certificate from the original 1976 TransAm ride, as many rider stayed with him. The museum also had a skeleton riding a space rocket whilst holding a lightening bolt – which I think is something all museums should have more of!
|The Guffey Garage
|There is nothing cooler than this!
In the morning I set off at about 7am, hoping to be able to climb to the top of the Hoosier pass today. But before that I had to first get up and over Current Creek pass. The early morning riding was lovely, with nice crisp air and the sun just rising over the higher peaks.
The climbing up to Current Creek was actually pretty easy. Certainly not as steep as yesterday's climb up from Canon. After making the climb, the view ahead of me was pretty stunning. I could see the snow-capped mountains way ahead of me in the distance as well as the slightly downhill plains I would be riding through shortly. Pretty much all of today was full of amazing views.
After Current Creek, the ride was pretty flat and even a bit downhill until I reached Hartsel after 26miles. Stopped for my usual riding breakfast of sausage, eggs, hash browns and toast before setting off for the next town of Fairplay. Although Fairplay was at higher elevation than Hartsel, by around 1000ft, it didnt really feel like I was climbing. I dont know if it was because my persepctive was skewed by the high mountains on all sides, but it sort of looked like I was going downhill a lot of the time!
|Up or down? Not quite sure
Reached Fairplay and was feeling ok so decided to carry on to the next town of Alma. By now I had done about 45miles and had around 12 until the summit of Hoosier. Getting to Alma was ok, but I knew that the last part of the climb was going to be the steepest.
2 miles out of Alma, I saw a sign telling me I had 4miles to the summit. It was also at the point that the road got steeper. But I was determined not to be beaten on this climb. It was steep, but climbable. I even managed to overtake an older guy on a road bike! The biggest problem was the traffic – it was very heavy with lots of RV's and various other things being towed. There was no shoulder so everything had to go round me. I managed to maintain a pace of around 6-7mph most of the time. I was also determined not to use my lowest gear. Partly because if it got steeper later then you have no more gears to go to, and also as a point of pride. I wanted to conquer this climb with something left.
And then just like that, I could see the summit. I had made it, and now it was going to be all downhill! But first I had to stop and take some pictures. There were plenty of people around, so it was easy enough to get someone to take my picture in front of the sign. Over 11,500ft above sea level – thats over 2miles. And I had got up there all by myself. Well I had Wenlock with me, and got him out for a pic as well!
|Take that Rocky mountains!
The Hoosier pass is also my first crossing of the Continental Divide. Basically this is the dividing line in the States which splits the country based on whether rivers flow into the Atlantic or the Pacific. So if I had tipped one of my water bottles out by the sign, its possible the contents could have ended up on different sides of the country!
After a bit of a rest, I headed downhill. And what a downhill it was. Definitely much steeper than the climb I had done to the top, and with really tight hairpins. There was no way I would have been able to take these with my panniers on the front! Barely had to peddle for most of the downhill section, so it was great to be able to just enjoy the views and point the bike in the right direction.
|The view from the top
|Cycling in a winter wonderland
Stopped at the skiing resort of Breckenridge and treated myself to an ice cream! Breckenridge was a very bike friendly town, and there were loads of cyclists everywhere. It was also where I joined a fantastic bike path for pretty much all of the rest of the day. This was a proper bike path – away from road traffic and with proper markings. And it was very popular. Took the path to Frisco and then round the Dillon reservoir before diving down into my stop for the night, Silverthorne. Silverthone was a bit of a weird place. It seemed to have a huge outlet shopping village, and the roads were very confusing – no simple grid system here!
By now it was about 4.30, so I was glad to get off the road. Felt great to have done my highest climb of the trip, and it was also my longest day on the road for some time. Recently I've been finished by 1-2pm, so it was good to see I could still go later into the day if I need to. So all in all, another successful day, and one which had amazing views pretty much all day.


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Organic Fashion
The first store of organic and ethical fashion in Prague has recently been opened at Vinohrady Prague 2
This article provided by Anja Smith.
Men's shirts made from hemp, dresses fashioned from Chinese nettle, handmade knitwear, flip-flops with soles made from old rubber tires, reusable shopping bags, felt boots, iron mugs instead of plastic cups -- a healthy and sustainable lifestyle is getting trendy!
The fashion world is all about signals and today anyone who buys clothes that meet ecological and ethical standards is demonstrating that they're hip and responsible.
Even couturiers like Versace and Armani are experimenting with hemp, bamboo, soya silk, ramie and similar fabrics.
And organic underwear -- effectively a form of contraceptive, a few years ago! -- is now getting really hot.
Jennifer Lopez, for instance, wears chic bikinis made from soya silk, created by beach fashion designer Ashley Paige. So organic/bio fashion doesn't have to mean shapeless dresses in a "timeless" style.
What exactly does "organic and ethical" mean?
It's one of the privileges of our civilization to be able to dress in style, but some fashion designers feel responsibility to make that style sustainable.
That means using organic fabrics such as:
The most durable of natural fibers, and eco-friendly, hemp requires no pesticides or fertilizers, needs little water, and renews the soil with each growth cycle. So it's strong, weather-resistant, cost-effective, and easy on the environment.
Organic cotton
Cotton grown without pesticides, from plants that aren't genetically modified. Production of conventional, non-organic cotton uses more chemicals per unit area than any other crop and accounts in total for 16 percent of world pesticides.
Organic agriculture uses crop rotation instead of agrochemicals. Because of this, organic cotton costs more to produce but has less of an environmental impact than conventional cotton.
A flowering plant in the nettle family, ramie has been grown in China for many centuries.
Ramie is known especially for its ability to hold its shape, shrug off wrinkling, for the silky, lustrous appearance.
Also known as Chinese nettle, ramie is one of the most valuable natural fibers. Its use dates back over 4,500 years in China, where it was widely distributed.
Ramie fibers are water-resistant and make for long-lasting textiles with a natural shine.
Ramie is finer than hemp, and stronger than cotton by nearly eight times, but it is difficult to extract.
It's also important to follow the "fair trade" philosophy of doing business:
There are some umbrella labels used by fashion brands to show that their clothes take into account health, the environment, personal development, sustainable living, and social justice. One of them is MADE-BY.
The brands affiliated with MADE-BY use organic cotton and work with sewing factories that have a social code of conduct.
Thirty million people work in the clothing industry around the world. This labor-intensive sector is concentrated in Asia, South America and Eastern Europe, where wages are low and factories often don't comply with international working and environmental standards.
Respectable sewing factories guarantee the health and safety of employees, don't employ children, pay a living wage, and adhere to humane working hours.
MADE-BY helps brands clean up their manufacturing process.
And there's one more reason to wear organic fibers.
Many people with sensitive skin will tell you that they are allergic to fibers. What is often the case, is that they're allergic to the harsh chemicals that are used to process the fibers. Organic materials, on the other hand, are hypoallergenic.
The hope for the future, say green campaigners, is that organic clothing will become as popular as organic food -- that, for the health of the planet, more and more people will buy organic clothes, and, for their own health, will wear those organic clothes.
So, I'll put on my ramie playsuit while taking a walk in Letná. And, when I'm there, why not use an iron mug to drink from, rather than a plastic cup?
Then, why not always carry reusable shopping bags, in brightly colored, modern designs?
And in summer, when I invite guests over to my Vinohrady apartment for a party, why not offer them Chinese fans instead of installing air-conditioning?
Evergreen is Prague's first boutique selling organic and ethical fashion. For contact details, see the Evergreen Boutique website.
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The newly passed bill will send $1 billion to lottery winners, $582 million in motor fuel taxes to local governments, $77 million for local 911 emergency centers, $165 million to help poor residents pay for heating and cooling costs, and $31 million for state road salt purchases this winter.
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pronunciation: are-kay-dee-an
adjective 1. of Arcadia. 2. rural, rustic, or pastoral, especially suggesting simple, innocent contentment. noun 3. a native of Arcadia. 4. the dialect of ancient Greek spoken in Arcadia.
adjective, adverb (British Slang) damned (euphemism for bloody ).
pronunciation: buh-tray-kee-uhn
adjective 1. belonging or pertaining to the Batrachia, a former group comprising the amphibians, and sometimes restricted to the salientians.noun 2. an amphibian, especially a salientian
Obeisant gesture such as a nod, a bow, a curtsey (OED)
pronunciation: bō sun
A warrant officer or petty officer in charge of a ship's rigging, anchors, cables, and deck crew
a composite plant of the genus Arctium, especially A. lappa, a coarse, broad-leaved weed bearing prickly heads of burs that stick to the clothing.
pronunciation: kuh-boos n 1. a car on a freight train, used chiefly as the crew's quarters and usually attached to the rear of the train.
2. British . a kitchen on the deck of a ship; galley
pronunciation: kahm-pong
a native village in Malaysia
pronunciation: ka-sees
noun 1. a black currant 2. a brandy distilled from black currants
pronunciation: chap-lit
noun a wreath or garland for the head. string of beads.
Architecture . a small molding carved to resemble a string of beads
Pronunciation: core more ant
Long-necked sea bird; [fig.] a greedy person
[adj.] crackling, rustling
pronunciation: cue cue nĭ form
[adj.] shaped like a cucumber (OED)
pronunciation: far Ᾱ go
Confused mixture [lit. a mixture of grains]
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Inflated or haughty language [lit. stout cloth]
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A horse-drawn carriage, used primarily in Egypt and India, often as a cab.
Pronunciation: grīp
To complain naggingly or petulantly; grumble. To have sharp pains in the bowels. To irritate; annoy: Her petty complaints really gripe me.
a temporary fence made of boards, often used for posting of bills [(advertisements] AKA billboard (OED)
Caretaker of horses at a stable or inn
In primus
Pronunciation: in preemus
[Latin] in the first place
Pronunciation: in ah-nish-un
The exhausted state due to prolonged undernutrition; starvation. n. Exhaustion
Inarticulo Mortis
Pronunciation: in ahr-tik you-lo mor´tis
[Latin] at the moment of death.
Chiefly British black birds
Pronunciation: jăn ĭ-sĕr ' ē
A member of a group of elite, highly loyal supporters. Originally a soldier in an elite Turkish guard organized in the 14th century and abolished in 1826.
Jim Crow
Pronunciation: jĭm 'krō
The systematic practice of discriminating against and segregating Black people
Pronunciation: kyne
Pronunciation: Chris (also creese)
A Malayan dagger with a wavy double-edged blade
Pronunciation: lawn yawp
Pronunciation: lass cur
an Indian sailor, army servant, or artilleryman
Pronunciation mah-too tĭ-nal
adjective pertaining to or occurring in the morning; early
in the day
Metes and bounds
Pronunciation: meets and bounds
Metes and bounds is a system or method of describing land,
real property (in contrast to personal property) or real estste. The system has
been used in England for many centuries, and is still used there in the definition
of general boundaries. By custom, it was applied in the original thirteen colonies
that became the United States.
Pronunciation: mall oo ka
(a.k.a Spice Islands), a group of islands in the eastern Malay Archipelago, in Indonesia, lying between Sulawesi and New
Mot d'ordre
Pronunciation: moe' d0rd
[French] password
Outer roadster
A nautical vessel located in a roadstead [a safe place to anchor
just offshore] (OED)
A stock character in commedia dell'arte, usually a slender,
foolish old man wearing tight trousers extending to the feet a
similar figure in modern pantomime also Trousers; pants.
Often used in the plural
Pronunciation: par blue
French exclamation similar to Wow!, Golly! etc. in English
Pronunciation: : Par·see
A member of a Zoroastrian religious sect in India
Pronunciation: peck you lay shun
wrongful appropriation or embezzlement of shared or public
property, usually by a person entrusted with the guardianship
of that property.
Pronunciation: plawn jure
[French] dishwashers
Tavern First known use of pothouse circa 1658
Pronunciation: pro pink quit tee
Proximity; nearness. Kinship. Similarity in nature.
Pronunciation: punk ah
A fan used especially in India that consists of a canvas-covered frame suspended from the ceiling and that is operated by a cord
Pronunciation: rap pine rhymes with pine
Forcible seizure of another's property; plunder
noun a small purse or bag, originally of network but later of silk, rayon, etc.
[Bot] Refers to plants affected by rust-colored spots or mildew (OED)
Pronunciation: sĕrang
The boatswain of a Lascar or East Ondian crew
Pronunciation:: sĕring
(Dutch) wild lilac
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A commotion, uproar, also shindig
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Pronunciation: sue tän
A cassock, especially one that buttons up and down the front
A small wooded area, especially one intended to attract and shelter game birds. (OED)
Pronunciation: stan shun
An upright post or bar intended to support a floor or deck
Any of various small freshwater and marine fishes of the family Gasterosteidae,having erectile spines along the back. [Middle
English stikelbak]
Pronunciation: tĭf ĭn
Chiefly British A meal at midday; a luncheon. [Short for tiffing , gerund of tiff , to sip.]
Pronunciation: towfet
An extremely unpleasant or painful condition or place. Hell
[Middle English, from Hebrew tōpeta place where children were
burned in sacrifice.]
To be servile or submissive. Synonym of fawning
v. A past tense of unreeve Definition of UNREEVE. transitive
verb: to withdraw (a rope) from an opening (as a ship's block
or thimble) First Known Use of UNREEVE. 1600


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I run a blog with my best friend, Em - we love Young Adult literature.
Reading Challenge 2018
Favorite books
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7:00 pm 17 January 2012
Since the beginning of time (okay, so maybe not that long), there has been a great debate of
"What is YA?"
. I mean, really? What makes a YA book different from a Middle Grade book and a different from an Adult book? I feel like most people would automatically assume it would be the age of the protagonist. If he/she is between 12-18 (the target audience), then the book is YA. HOWEVER, I would consider Sophie Flack's Bunheads to be YA and her main character is 19. The main character in Various Positions is 14 years old, a ninth grader, and this book is
The synopsis says that the main character, Georgia, is a ballerina and that the only time she truly feels alive is when she's dancing. She's accepted into a prestigous ballet school and then begins to have a crush on her (much older) ballet instructor.
This book is masquerading as a YA book just as much as it's masquerading as a ballet book. The content is neither YA nor does it have anything to do with ballet. Other than the fact that Georgia attends class, where she not-so-YA-ly has SEXUAL (not cutesy crush) thoughts about her 40 year old instructor, ballet is hardly ever mentioned.
Various Positions is an adult book. I don't think a 14 year old girl watching porn in her bedroom and then taking naked photos of herself (while trying to make "seductive faces" to imitate the porn stars) is the type of book I would consider YA. The sex scene at the end is disturbing, disgusting, and WTFery. I understand that the first time is not always magical but I think that scene could and should have been cut out. I especially don't think the message about losing your virginity should be one that involves chugging a beer, grabbing some kid you know from school, heading upstairs to have him sweatily flop around on you, and then yelling "Get off, jerk!". But, maybe I'm crazy.
Also, can I just say, especially in today's society where teen stars are getting younger and younger, that the words 14 year old and sexy should never go together. 14 year olds are CHILDREN, they are sweet and cute and NOT sexy, ever.
I can't even bring myself to give this book ONE star because it offended me so much.
If you're looking for an intelligent, funny, fresh contemporary YA book about ballet I HIGHLY recommend Bunheads by Sophie Flack.
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A new zoning notice has been posted on the old New Golden Palace Restaurant at 8th Street and Washington Avenue, and it looks like the 7,000 square foot building is going to be broken up into four smaller businesses.
The notice identifies two of the possible four businesses to be medical or dental practices. The other two are proposed to be a pharmaceutical/convenience store and a prepared food shop.
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Thank God for Awards.
When I hit a giant ball of nothing and still can't come up with ideas for new blog posts, these tag thingamajigs actually save my life. I'm not kidding. This is a blogging "hack" I've been raping to death ever since I started blogging. Shhh.
Gaurav (https://https://gauravchaplot.wordpress.com/2015/06/12/veracity-challenge/) – who's awesomeness, by the way – nominated me for The Veracity Challenge.
The Rules:
🍗 Write a paragraph without using a single adjective.
🍕 Keep the link http://lifeofmon.wordpress.com/ in your post (so that the creator of the challenge, the lovely Mon, may receive a pingback.)
🍩 Anyone can join the challenge, you don't have to be nominated!
🍫 Nominate 6 Bloggers for this challenge.
(…the food emojis are not part of the rules. I'm on diet and severely hungry, so I will keep using food emojis – please bear with me.)
Okay. Onto this challenge. Wait, does this mean I cannot use articles either? Cool. Did you know that "hunger pangs" aren't actual things? Yep. They are just muscle contractions – your biological food clock – alarm, I mean – telling you you've missed your food. This made no sense. Everything I say when I need food and can't have it, makes no sense. Okay I will keep rambling till I give in to all that pizza sitting in my fridge. I will have to microwave it till it dies first, though. God knows what bacteria has gotten to it. Speaking of bacteria, and binary fission, it got me thinking if Adam and Eve were on Earth first, and if they had three kids and one kid became like, Saint Middle Kid, and decided to not procreate, did the other two make out? Was that how "incest" was born? I should shut up now. Maybe I'll talk about this some other time, yeah? I'll go get my pizza now.
Whew. That was the hardest challenge, ever! I know I did the most horrible job in the history of horrible jobs.
Here are my nominations:
Ayushi – https://ayushijoshi13.wordpress.com/
Charly – https://charlypriest.wordpress.com/2015/05/30/show-time/
Miusho – https://miurahh.wordpress.com/
Darshith – https://darshith0000.wordpress.com/
Moxie – https://moxieluster.wordpress.com
Vanchula – https://thequintessentialironywecalllife.wordpress.com/
You can totally ignore the nominations, if you don't feel like doing tag blogs. There's no compulsion. Now excuse me. The pizza beckons.


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